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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-06-21
rWIsTER sTRIKEs HARTFoRD, KAN.
Twelve Houses Were Destroyed and Sew
eraI Persnns BADLY Iniured

Twelve Houses Were Destroyed and Sew
eral Persons Badly injured.
HARTFORD, Kan, June ia cyclone
struck this place Wednesday, coming
from the southwest and swept every
thing from its path, which was clean
cut and about 100 feet in width. Sew
eral persons were injured so badly they
are not expected to live. No one as far
as known was killed outright. The
known wounded are:
Mr.. Lawson, will die.
Mrs. Lawson, seriously hurt.
Mrs. Mary E. Rawson, probably fatally
injured.
Cora Rawson, severely hurt.
Ola RawsOn, badly cut about the head.
Mrs. H. K. Smith, severely hurt.
About 10 houses were destroyed, as
well as many barns and outhouses.
Among the houses destroyed were those
of Judge W. J. Combs, Mrs. Rawson,
Clarence Conley, L. T. Dudley. J. A.
Thompson, w. G. Root and Godfrey
Schwartz. The roof of Clarence Cooley s
house was lifted off as clean as if the
house had been put up and the roof left
unfinished; the remainder of the struc-
ture was unframed. Many other houses
are more or less damaged. The total
loss is estimated at all the way from
500 to $50, 600.
An eye witness of the storm, +. B.
Tucker, travelling man from Emporia,
says; 81 was on the incoming Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas train due at
Hartford at b:20 p. m. Just as the
train was stopping, I and other passen-
gers noticed to the southwest a peculiar
shaped white cloud formed nearly like
balloon, but little more tapering. It's
peculiar whiteness first attracted our
attention. In a few minutes it seemed
to stretch out its neck to the ground
and turn darker. Then clouds from all
directions seemed to cluster around the
top, and as the small end struck the
earth trees, fences, everything it struck
were torn up and lifted into the air.
The first house it struck was lifted bod
lily into space. In another second,
beams. furniture, stoves, bedding and
all kinds Of material were seen shoot
ing high in the air from all
directions.
The storm after passing through the
town seemed to jump the Neosho
river and then rise and disappear in the
air. Subscriptions have been started
here for the benefit Of the sufferers.
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DETROIT, June l9.-The owners of the
Detroit tugboat whose owners and
crews were arrested and fined at Am
herstburg last week for having, as al
legged, dumped garbage in the Canadian
waters Of the Detroit river are prepar-
ing to formally notify the de-
partment Of state of the facts
from their standpoint. They claim
that the arrests, convictions and
punishments constituted an inexcusable
outrage upon Americans by the British
officers
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THREATENED OUTBREAK.
They Are Very Mueh Excited Over the
Shooting of Red Lodge.

They Are Very Mueh Excited Over the
Shooting of Red Lodge.
WICHITA, Kan, June ga special
dispatch to The Eagle from Ell Reno
says that the shooting Of Red Lodge,
the Indian VINO had been arrested for
assauiting an old woman at Arapahoe
last Saturday, promises to become a
very serious matter and may end ia an
outbreak against the white settlers at
any moment. A mutual haired exists
among the Indians and whites and the
greatest caution is required to prevent
an armed collision. Captain Woodson,
the Indian agent, teiegraphed The
Eagle inquiring concerning the accuracy
Of the reports that the shooting took
place and that it was wanton and evil
IDENTIFY prearranged. The sheriff Of G
county had the Indian under arrest.
The sheriff, it is charged took the In
dian to a ball game and upon reaching
there the Indian took the assembled
crowd for a mob and made q break to
get away, when the sheriff shot him
through the bowels. Captain Woodson
says that Captain Mackey's troop of
cavalry is on the scene and that he has
sent a detachment Of Indian police to
mingle with the Indians and keep them
quiet.
"It is proper to add that I think Red
Lodge was entirely innocent Of the out
rage on the old lady and that several
white people volunteered to testify in
his favor at the preliminary trial, " he
says. A dispatch from Arapahoe states
that the Indians are very much excited
and that a general collision is feared.
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Adler wanted In sarsrnl Plaoss.

MILWAUKEE, June iS.-S. j. K. Ad.
Ter, an attorney Of New York, who was
arrested here, while trying to have
made aseal of the state of Alabama to
stamp forged affidavits of recommeda-
ton of the late Judge Stone of the Ala
bama supreme court, was also recently
indicted in New York for larceny and
viii be taken back. he is also wanted
for embezzlement ia Council Bluffs. At
Crete, Neb., he represented himself to
be a millionaire, married a German girl
on five days acquaintance and gave her
a bogus check for $50, 900 for a wedding
present. Several days later he left her
and when next heard of is said to have
married woman in Cincinnati. de is
80 years Of age.
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DENIsoN VISITED BY A TORNADO
Damage to Houses, Barns and WindmiIis
Estimated at $4,000.

Damage to Houses, Barns and Windmilis
Estimated at $4,000.
DENIsON, Ia, June Ig.-AbOut 3a. N.
Monday Denison and vicinity were Wis
tied by tornado which did damage es-
timated at So. coo to houses, barns and
windmills. There is scarcely a yard in
Denis0n that IS not stTewn with trees
and branches. Several squares Of tin
roof on Goldheim's store buildings were
rolled uB and deposited in the street,
awnings blown away and window glass
broken. No one hurt.
A bsrn belonging to Squire Bond, Just
east Of town. was moved and three COWS
killed. DR.. Mueller's horse was killed
by lightning.
The storm was worse about eight
1'iles west, in Paradise township, near
EinwOod The house Of John Rose was
demolished and Mrs. Rose has died
from injuries received. EEr. Rose had
lis shoulder dislocate6. Their baby
was carried some distance from the
house, but was found wrapped il 3
quilt unframed. The large barn Of
Joseph Duncan was wrecked. August
EggeEs also lost s barn ana many out
buildings. MeWiIliams school bouse.
three miles east Of DsnisCa, vas com
pletsly wrecked.
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MARKETs REPORTED RY Via.
Chicago Graln md Provisions.

CHICAGO, June I8-The recent panicky SILL
ing out of long wheat gave place today to
some confident buying and the result was an
advance Of lc for July and September, the two
deliveries maintaining their l115c distance at
the start. Corn was strong, due to the dimin-
ishing receipts and oats were firm because of
dFmnes on wheat and corn.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-June 741So; September, 1919;
December. 1915.
C0RN-June, 495sc; July, SOC; September,
Disc; December, 42c; May, 425se bid.
OATS-June, 1870 id; July, 29c bid: Sep
TENDER, 285Isc; May, 8s55sc bid.
P0RK-June, Sl235i July, S1242 bid; Sep.
TENDER, Sl2.72 bid.
LARD-June, 1856; July, $S579660; Sep
TENDER, s6s096.S2
Der, 1857 bid.
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Id Rennir Kansns CentrnI.

ST PAIL, June l9.-Befors Judge
Sanborn in the United States circuit
court application was made by the re-
ceiVers Of the Union Pacific IA lrOa for
the issuanct Of receivers certificates for
the purpose Of making necessary repairs
on the line o! the Kansas Central road,
one Of the feeders of the Union Pacific
line. Judge SanbOrn granted an order
that certificates to the amount Of $780,
600 be issued and the proceeds be de-
voted to the repairing and building of
bridges along the line of the Kansas
Central.
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The Novels Jury Disagreed.

Topeka, June l5.-The jury in the
Novels murder case reported that they
could not agree and were discharged.
The jury stood II for conviction and one
for acquittal and stood that wav from
the start, two days ago Frank Novels,
a colOred tenant, was accused of muir.
dering his landlady, Mrs A. D. Matson,
a white widow. The juror for acquittal
is a cOlorei man, who is quoted as say.
ing that "down deep in his heart he be.
heyes Nevels guilty, but the fact was
not proven.
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TAKE CAPTAIN wooDsows ADVICE.
Urges Indians TO Be Legally Married and
Now He Is Kent EusY.


Now He Is Kept Busy.
WICHITA, Kan, June IS.-Captain
WOodson of the Fifth cavalry, at pres.
ent acting Indian agent for the Chey-
ennes and Arapahoes at Darlington, o.
T., is pursuing duties not strictly in
line with the ambition of a West
Pointer. Last month he issued an order
dwelling strongly on the Importance of
the Indians adopting the civil marriage
rites. Now Captain Woodson has his
hands full, for the Indians are coming
in from all quarters to be married BY
him. They are coming in young and
old and the scenes presented are ex-
Oeedingly novel. He married one couple
that had been married nearly go years
under the Indian rites. Some of the
Christianized Indians are getting re-
married according to the religious rites
aud these modifying matinees are
mOnopolized by Paul Good Bear, a full
blood Indian Presbyterian preacher.
There are about so couples to be mar.
Tied in this way.
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WIN Take an AnpeaJ

PORTLAND, June I4.-Instructions
have been received here to take an ap.
peal from so much Of Judge Gilbert's
order in the Oregon Short Line receiv.
ership case as provides for the issuance
Of receivers certificates. The appeal is
to be taken TO the circuit court Of ap.
peals by the Ames estate and the Ore.
gon Short Line and Utah Northern com.
many
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Wen Known lawyer and Jurist.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1S.-Judge Felz
P. Poche. well known lawyer and
juTist, died here, aged 80 years. Judge
Poche was one of the founders Of the
American Bar association and was the
vice president Of that body for eight
years. He was the originator Of a ma.
tional bar association formed on the
plan of the French association. In 1880
ne was appointed associate justice of the
supreme court Of Louisiana and served
3 full term Of 10 years.
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hatchery BY a Jealousy-CFazed Man.
Crap Outlook In the Southwest.

TOPEKA, June ls.-ETOm reports 10.
ceived at the office Of A. J. Hit, gener.
al superintendent of the Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad, il is est.
mated BY o. A. HER, chief clerk, that
the wheat crop Of Kansas this year viii
be $4,000, 900 bushels. The outlook fol
wheat crop in Oklahoma, Texas and
Indian territory are much better.
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Nntorious Rorder Banda KlIled.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, June 20,-Rafael
Valdez, a notorious border bandit, was
captured a few days ago at Lampasas,
Mex, by the Mexican rangers. When
near Piedras Negras ne attempted to es.
cape and was killed by one of the
guards, His depredations have been
such that border cattiemen nave offered
al 600 for his arrest.
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KANSAS City, June 16,-E. Wallen.
strom, representing the relief committee
Of Lamont township, Grant county, o.
T., is in the city. lie comes as the
authorized agent Of the township to
solicit contributions Of -four, meat and
clothing for the destitute settlers, who
have bsen compelled to use bran shorts
for food. and extreme want prevails.
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AnthonY seores . ViotorY.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 16.-The
court Of appeals of the state Of New
York handed down a decision in the
case Of Anthony against the American
Glucose company in favor Of Anthony,
giving him $l25,00O of TIE stock of that
company. about $4,000 in cash dki.
dends heretofore declared and remain.
ing unpaid and costs of suit. The suit
has been in the courts of the state Of
New York for the past eight years.
This decision is final.
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DR. ToCabe Resiena.

DELAWARE. o., June 2O.-Dr. L. D.
McCabe Of Ohio Wesleyan university,
professor of philosophy. has resigned.
In 1874 he was elected professor Of
mathematics; u years later he was
elected president. In 1860 he was
elected professor of philosophy and
since he has also served as vice presi,
daut
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seath omalle Lirs -.

SOUTH 0aGHA. June I6.-GATFLE-Rs-
eeiptss E,500 head; l39 to 15c0 lbs, Sl95a5.5j:
lluo to l30 lbs, 8 zs850j; 0J1 to lIJa It's, Sc 70
81 s9i choics COWS s275,eaGo; common COWS.
sl.25ez.55; good feeders $325G461: c9amon
feeders, ss-!5is 8. p market 10c to l5o higher.
h0GS- Eeceip pie, 80 head Light, SA2gGs.A5.
mixed s@.35gA45s heavy, sltsSa4 IS; market
30 higher.
AHEEt-lsceipts, 30 mead; mutto1s. s. rs
$50 sanHs s. 75tsy5e9; msFkef STEADY.
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MartIn Rsnlies Id GreenWar.

WINNIPEG, Man, June 2O.-Fuesday
was a field day of the opposition in the
Manitoba legislature, A. F. Martin re-
plying to Premier Greenway's defense
of Manitoba's national schools.
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New YORK, June 20.-The jury in the
Laidlaw-Sage case returned a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff. They awarded
Laidlaw $40, 900 damages. A stay in
the case was granted until next Sep
tember.
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CIosed under the lEuIot Law.

CLINTON, Ia, June 2O.-Judge Wolfe
issued injunctions against six saloons
for failure to pay the mulct tax, and
they are closed md the buildings at
tached for the tax and costs.
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GERMANY CONTINUES THE BOUNTY.
Government Has Come to the Relief Of
the Beet Sugar Industry.

the Beet Sugar Industry.
WASHINGTON, June lS.-Consul Muth,
at Madgeburg, has sent to the state de-
partment report on the preliminary
sugar law Of Germany. He says the
German government has come to the
relief Of the beet sugar industry by
submitting to the reichstag a prelim-
mary law which provides that until
July I, 1899, the rate of export of bounty
now in force shall continue. Under
the sugar law Of 1891 the rates would
have been reduced after Aug. /. 1895.
and after Aug. 1, 1897, the export bounty
was to have been discontinued. Ger
many, he says, now pays a lower ex.
port bounty than any other competing
country and a reduction would have
been suicidal. The country is now in q
deplorable state and nothing viii save
it from serious loss unless growth and
unnatural extensions are checked The
preliminary law continuing, the present
bounty will enable the government
to thoroughly consider the sugar ques-
ton. A new law will then be sub
mitted which will answer the various
demands Of local interests throughout
the empire.
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Eord CnIin CamnhsII lad.

BOMBAY, June 20-LOrd Colin Camp
bell, fourth son of the Duke of Argyle,
a captain in the Bombay rife volunteer
corps, is dead at the age Of 4S years.
The cause Of his death was pneumonia.
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a.lIIinnairs EIneDonanrh 8 d

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2G.-Joseph
Marlborough, millionaire and pioneer,
died Of Bright's disease. he amassed
fortnns in the coal and iron business.
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Best Crop For sever yer.

YAEKTON, s. D., June ls-Ths total
rainfall for June recorded at Ysnkton
weather station is 8 77-1O0ths inches.
Crop CO EDITIONS in YanktOn county airs
better than for seven years and an enoF-
nous yield is assured unless hail eauses
destruction
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DENOUNCED As UNAMERIcAN.

Resolutions Adopted At q Mass Meeting
Scoring the Kansas City school Board.
KANSAS CITY. June 16.-The follow
ing resolutions were adopted at a mass
meeting in Kansas City, Kan, to pro.
test against the action Of the school
board in deposing Roman Catholic
school teachers;
Whereas, Amaiorityo Of the school board
Of Kansas City, Kan, have allowed psrti-
sanship and sectsrianism TO govern their
actions in excluding competent teachers
from our public schools because Of Feli-
gious views they choose TO entertain; and
Whereas, Our public schools should be
free from paEtisansbip and seotarisnisn
for the reason that the same are Rntagon-
istic to American institutions, aud for th0
fur her reason that said schools are main
tanned BY che taxation Of tne whole PEG
pie, Of al parties ana sects; therefore, b2!t
Resolved. That we, the oitizens OF Kan
sas City, Kan, il mass meeting hsfs as
sembled, irrespective Of party IS religious
predictions. condemn this Hs 81 said
msmbers Of cur school board p anasisEis
can, retrogFessiYe and detIifss5assl 30 the
futurs prosperity 81 eur risir.y yarls ziet
fopoh
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Address bv Deper.

NASHVILLE, June sp,-The event Of
Vanderbilt commencement was the ad-
dress of Chauncey II. Depew at the
tabernacle delivered before an immense
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San FRANCISCO, June 2O-hieuteuant
General Schofeld reviewed the United
States troops at the Preside, afterwaTd
Inspecting the military posts around
the hay of San Franciseo.
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ganator stewart Presoribes slver.

TOPEKA, June I9.-In his telegram re-
GREETING his inability to attend tOday's
silver conference, Senator Stewart says:
cam enlisted in Kentucky's silver
fight; can't be with you. Restoration
of silver the only hope to stop falling
prices and destruction Of American
homes. No other Issue Of Importance
compared with the necessity Of break.
ing the gold corner. One more gold
president will down the Americans to
ssrvitude, perhaps. for al time. -Four.
fifths Of the American people are %.
posed to any kind Of money the pur.
chasing power Of which grows in a safe.
The growing purchasing power money
must be stopped, We can do It with
silver, and with nothing else. The
government is in the hands Of the en-
envy. Give it no more until the people
secure control. Let Kansas lead aud
enough will follow to restore the gov
eminent TO the peQple. "
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Wanted[Te trade Ice acres Of clear
sn6eth, Sherman county land FOR city
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CHICAGO, June 20.-A meeting Of the
Ines west Of the Missouri river has
been called toR June ~.
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Niae KIIie5 - 4 F3oiIer T,rnI0slo1..

LONDON, June ia boiler explosion
AZ the Redear Iron works, near Gals
borough, Yorkshirs, to-day resulted IL
the death Of nine persons and serious
iuInry to Is Othens
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CUBAN MANIFESTO.
Revolutionary COEamittss's summary Of
ths Situation.

AefVlHtscnary LOkzsa11ttee6 summary OF
ths Situation.
TAMPA. Fla, June lathe following
proclamation translated has just been
received from Cuba.
To THE CUBAN PEOPLE: Maxine Gomez
is in command. with 2,00l men. The Mar
quis Of Santa Lucia, with the cry Of Cuba
Ibre, has joined him with 1880 men.
Twenty Of the most noted gentlemen Of
Puerto Principe accompany the worthy
son Of CamBguey. There is no hope Tor
Spain. RemidGs has protected the land
ing Of Roloff and MS go men. He brings
munitions OF war and 5000 pounds Of dy-
namite. The landing of zero and Sera-
phin Sanchez is confirmed They bring
American pEFotechnios. Santa Spirite
has already seven armed bands. General
Maeeo, with his 1900 macheteVes, is de
stroying and burning everything which
he finds in his way. Liberal Spaniards
have nothing to fear. Lives and property
will be respected while assistance is not
rendered the government. II Spain had
for a general whose mission was to ami
hilete the Spanish army, no one would
have been better suited than Martinez
Campos, who does not let poor and tired
soldiers have any rest. They die Of hun
ger, for they are without food or clothing
under burning sun in this deadly eli
mate. The Autonomist party says that
instruction in arms is not necessary 10
force the government to favor autonomy.
Shame to these false patriots who live on
the miserable bread that the despot
throws to them! Soldiers from Mahon, a
Spanish province, have gone over to the
insurgent ranks. The daily expenses Of
the Spaniards run up to $4,000. Mar
tinez Campos has lost already 10000 men:
Soldiers in the city of Manzanillo die in
the streets of fever and dysentery. Fam
inc spreads through the province Of Cuba.
In Baracoa and Guantanamo there are
1900 insurgents in arms. Liberal Span
iards, the sOns Of Riego and Pinto, hurrah
for liberty. To arms and down with the
metropolitan government and tyranny
Hurrah for Maxine Comet
AyANA REVOLUTIONARY COMMITTEE.
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CHICAGO, June sb.~-A meeting d the
iinss west OF tbs Missouri river has
ssa1 sailed loz Jusse -
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NEWS OF KANSAS.

Arrested Tor Emhesziing school Funds.
ELLSWORTH, Kan. June l9.-Irviae
Black, treasurer Of school district No.
%, was today arrested for embszzliRg
81, 400 from said district. He was bound
over Ia $500 bonds.
hatchery By Jealousy-CFszed Man.
FRANCIS, Kan, June l9.-Frank
Williams, a farmer, while in iit Of
jealous rage, attempted to murder his
wife, Miss Alice Smith and William
Smith. he then beat the brains out Of
his two children, a girl aged 5 snd a
boy about 9 years Of age, with a Ratchet,
after which he blew his own brains out
Both children Will die.
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sssesey fzill Take ssis Summer Outing.
AsaiEGVcN June l1.-it is expected
e Z fsslasiit Cleveland VIII leave here
Is s5Iiz1lEt Bay early next week
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Del, Lack. and Western.
EHao; Monday. June d 1905

Eject Monday. June "a, 1895.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: FIX.
press for New York and all points East.
l.4o. $50. SIS. 500 and $50 a. M; l2.56 and
3.N p. m.
Express for Easton, Trenton, Philadel.
phia and the South. SIS. 500 and 9.55 a. m.
Washington and way stations, a55 D. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation, 6. 10 D. nj.
Express for Binghamton. Oswego E,.
mira, Corning, Bath, Dansville, Mount
Morris and Buffalo. 1910. 2.35 a. m. and
1.21 p. m. making close connections at
Buffalo to all points In the West North.
west and Southwest.
Bath accommodation, 9 a.. m.
Binghamton and way stations. 1237 pm.
Binghamton and Elmira Express. COS
p. m.
Utica and Richfield Springs. e.35 m and
14 p. m.
ithaca, 2s5 and Bath a. m. and l.2l .. m.
For Northumberland, Pittston, Wilkes.
Barre, Plymouth. Bloomsbury and Dan.
ville making close connections at North
cumberland for Williamsport,. Harrisburg.
Baltimore, Washington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate sta.
tions, 600, 955 a. m. and 1.3O and COZ p. 70.
Nanticoke and intermediate stations.
sos and 11.20 a. m. Plymouth and inter.
mediate stations. $40 and S52 p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detailed Information pocket ttme
tables, etc. apply to NJ. L. Smith. city
ticket office. 32S Lackawanna avenue. or
depot ticket office.