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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-20

All goods from the Hyland & Brown
stock will be piled up in the middle of
the store and marked in plain figures.
Sale opens today. Brothers, sos
Lackawanna avenue. -
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Oppniug of r,y,opd a. Brown,s

Opening of Hyland &c Browns shoe
sale at the Brothers today. Shoes
will be sold so cheap that close buyers
will hate themselves forever more
unless they get pair. Opens today,
Thursday. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-20

The near future will witness an addi-
tion to the present number of new
buildings conducted by the city's char
liable ORGANIZATIONS. This was decided
at yesterdays annual meeting and eiec-
tion of st. Josephs society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children and
Aged Persons. The society is best
known in it's management of st. Jo-
seph's founding home on Jefferson
avenue.
At yesterdays meeting, which was
held in College hall, the plans of Ar
chitect Percival j. Morris for a new
building were finally accepted and the
decision reached to erect the structure
at an early day. The land is already
possessed by the society, 1t having been
given by the late John B. Smith, of
Dunmore. The plot is located near the
new Home for the Friendless in the
North Park district.
The building is to cost about $S5,000,
including the heating and ventilating
system. While not of large proportions
the building is to contain some of the
best and most complete conveniences
| and sanitary features known to pres
| ent-day architectural and building sci
ence. 1t is to be of yellow brick with
stone trimmings and will consist of
three stories and a basement. The So
| ciety has nearly $4,000 in it's treasury
| and will receive much of the neces-
sary balance from collections and sub
scriptions in this Catholic diocese, the
| society being a diocesan institution. 1t
| Is expected that enough money will be
secured in the near future to warrant
| awarding the contract during the COM
| ing spring.
THE OFFICERS.
Rev. p. ]. McManus, the president.
| of Green Ridge, presided yesterday.
Officers were elected and appointed as
| follows: President, Rev. p. j. Nc
| Manus; vice-president Mrs. M. F..
Wymbs; corresponding and recording
| secretary, Mrs. p. j. Honan; financial
secretary, Mrs. T. c. Melvin; treasurer,
Mrs. F. W. Gunster; directors, Rev. p.
j. McManus, Mrs. p. j. Horan, Mrs. w.
B. Duggan, Mrs. M. j. Flaherty, Mrs.
F. j. Mcdonald, Mrs. Il. j. Kelly, Mrs.
ID. H. Fitzgerald, Mrs. F. w. Gunster
and Mrs. w. Walker; executive COM
mittee, Mrs. w. B. Duggan, Mrs. M.
j. Flaherty and Mrs. p. j. Horan.
The following report was made by
the treasurer, Mrs. F. w. Gunster:
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cate that he would become seriously
Ill. Heart disease caused his death. He
is survived by several children of ma
ture age.
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BURGLARS INVADED A CHURCH.
Carried OF Contribution Boxes hut
Got OnIy n Small Amount.

Burglars entered the Catholic church
of the Holy Savior. at Wilkes Barre,
early Tuesday morning and carried off
the contribution boxes.
only a small amount of money was
secured
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-20

Hands are not cracked and
rough after even a big
wash if
FELS-NAPTHA
soap is used. Lukewarm
water is best for cold
weather.
FELs 6 CO., PhlladeIphis.
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When dizzy or drowsy take BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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OBITUARY.


Mrs. Bertha Frank, &C years old, widow
of Manassa Frank died yesterday morn
ing at her home on North Washington
avenue She had been in poor health for
many years. In 1858 Mrs Frank came
from Bavaria to Ogdensburg, N. Y,
where she resided until her husbands S
death when she moved to Scranton. She
is survived by four children, Mrs. ]. j.
Kline, of Scranton; Mrs. NJ. f. Coons. of
Nanticoke; Mrs. Sol Kline, of Scranton,
and Mrs. Moses Burgunder. OF Wilkes
Barre. Two brothers, NJ. G. Goodman,
of this city. and L. Goodman, of Pitts
ton also survive her.
Mrs. John L. Lowry died at her resi-
dence, 321 North Bromley avenue, early
yesterday morning, after two weeks ILL
ness of peritonitis. She had been Sc
riously i'll up to 6 o'clock on Tuesday
evening; and to all appearances was i'm
proving. change suddenly occurred
about $50 o'clock when death came. She
was in her thirty-seventh year. Mrs.
Lowry was born in Aberdare, South
Wales, she came here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. John, and has
lived here ever since. She was married
fourteen years ago to John l.. Lowry,
permanent man of the Franklin Engine
company, and Is survived by him and
four young children, Ray, Carrie, Bert
and Mary Jane. The funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence at 2.30 O'Clock. Interment at Wash
burn street cemetery.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY
II Was Held Yesterday Afternoon In
College Hall.
WILL HAVE A PERMANENT HOME

Decision Reached to Erect New
$4,000 Building on the Plot
Given by the Late John ". Smith
in North Park--It win Contain
Three Stories and Basement Of
Brick and stone--elO,OOO on
Hand and Enough More May BE
Secured to Award the Contract in
the Spring.
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Dchded dee; ssEn acambio y quisAs este no o.
g,ads-rrscsfgsr6 el impdoato de.los ~licorea,s
ebi6 Po1Srrc: I'm oambio-y quisas este no
sgrads : muchos--recargsrS 81 impussto sobre
los ~licores.
sEstss son Las erratas mas salientes, que
hi ctiicanos porqus afsctan al sentido de ln
fmtsses, vatiandolo 8 tsrg,yanAndolo por com
sllsto.
Espersmos de Ia bsnevolencis de naestros
torres y on stencion 4 los raxones ezpusstas
psiucipio, que disimu,arAn eata pequehs
lta. II
ian!
Ss nos olvidaba.
Donde Dice; oAores ret6licas" debe decir
.shoreoa re.6ricosspy
En- ndestrs Ultima bora &c aver tam
bicn se escsrar3n e,ratas.
Do de sdite: s.Iisb6 el Sr. MuEoz Rivera.
nj Consejo dc Sccretsfioa no &c desepders no
qniera desender, E z 10 cual 60 nm disparate
may iisculo, debi6 q ,cirse: no 90 defenders, no
q ,iere defenderae.
AL refsrirnos . unas frases del General
dsudeadlce. I. ~ qnisas cortarfan Ia eabeza"
dehi6sspsrecer. ~ qaisss 10 cortarian IA ca
b3iK',
NJ ic de cnteris.
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clones que Sc italian sumergi1as a Ia entrada
del puerto de esta ciudad. ?"
-. Per Ell guardia municipal Jose Betan
court fae deten;do sysr el individuo Anse|mo
Pefa por tentativs de hurto q I'm cam oesino Y
por prcvocar ds palabras al guardia de %referen.
cia. -
-. Fla sido elegida Ia Junta Directiva
del sCentro de Recreo, de Fsjardo, en- esta
forma: Presidente, dou Esteban Lopez Y Jime.
nez; Voc lies, don Juan Penedo y don Jorge
Bird y Arisa; Seoretsrio don joe Garcia Be-
c~srril; Tssorero, d)n Eariqee Bird y Arias.
- Ha sido remitido a Ia apelaci6u supe'
rior 81 Reglameuto de. Cue'po de- Policfs de
Arecibo.
:. Nos dicen d San German: sEl v.eynes
l!timo lego q esta ciu lad 81 joven, Tenierts
del ~ejsrcito libertador don Eraesto Lopez DiSx,
Su preeencis aquf, en- calidad de natal, lucisndo
Ell honroso uniforme del ejercito cubano, hs 81.
do un aoontt cimiento. Las Contingencies de- 10
guerra han gu 'brantsdo algun tsnto 81 salud,
pero pronto SO r stableceras
- Sc I'm pasado q informas de Ia Jefatu.
ra de Obras Pab'icas los proyectos pretentados
por don Manuel Cadenas sobre concession de I'M
tranvfa e%lectrioo en- Ponce y.dou Miguel Mora
les re. vo . construction de an muelle en- el
puerto de Ia mencionada oiudad'
-. Los Delegates por Aibonito sres Ca
baller y Becerra, han presenta 10 hoy, una adj
oidn & Ia moci6n de ayer, justi6cando con doca
meatos creditivos, Ia causa del deficit de los
ia pesos de aqael presupuesto, solioitando &
la vez que ell produc:lo de las multss, que por
fal,as Sc impongsu en- aquel Juzgsdo, Sc remi'
tan al Ayantamiento para que ingreaen en- el
P~resupaesto com eventuales, reintegrando de
ests manera parte de 10 que aquel Aynntamiento
hs g ,stado y gasts, para el alquiler casa jug
gsao y esctbiente del Registro civil.
Aver, una.vez terminsda Ia Asamblea,
fueron retratadcs en- grupo 81 general Henry, ell
Consejo de Sacret.rioa, los Interpreters y vsrios
de LOS comisionados, que SO coloc,ron detras de
la mesa pr .sidenoial.
|. Maestro amigo don Animal de Herre'
IA La sido wilma por espacio de cinco dias del
s~eouestro de la correspondence que recibe dia'
riamente de la Isla, en- la oual debia reoibir va
lor de veinte y IN pesos circaenta csntavos.
D;cho Sr. ha da 10 cuenta hoy del hecho al
ST.. Jsfe de Correos de esta Capital y espera q.
sea atendida So qaeja 4 fin de que pueda tener'
SO en- es'e ~servioio Ia oonfanza que oorrespon.
de-.
-. Segun ~noticias de Haiti, es imponde.
rable Ia efervecencia polftica con motive de hs'
Der fracasado ell smpr6stito de cinco miMones
de dollars, pedido al gobierno americana.
Son muchas las personas que vlsltau
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estas ofcinas con objeto de examinsr los pail.
Hos que empleaba Ell aargento Escudero d ano
81 de execrable recordaci6n.
~ Han sido remitidos & infornes de II
J6fatura de Obraa Pdblicss por ID Secrstasia
del Despacho de Fomento los sigaientes asun.
tos: Acuerdo del Ayuntsmiento de Fsiardo
solioitando una subvsnoi6n de 3 9. 600 D ~
caminos veciuales; scuerdo del ayuntsmiert,
dc Patillas pidiendo se sconstruya una c.rrstera
que de dicho pueblo vsys al de San Lorenzo:
i%nstancia del torrero encargado del psso ssPudE
Is de las fguras' en- Arroyo solioitsndo 70 ID
trsslade al de 'tPunta. jiguero" en- Rincol y
Memoirs y presupuesto presentado por el Syon.
tsmiento de Juncos para reparsci6n dc los o..
minos vecinalea de aquel tsrmino municipal.
-. Hemos tenido ocasi6n de yer Il activf'
dad con que SO despaehan los asuntos en- ID Sc.
crsta'fa de las Obras del ST. Palacio. cnmp's
con eamero So deber. Esto le honrs, como az
al Sr. Presidente, Dr.. 8. Carbonell.
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-Esperanzas que temo muoho nos prepsren nuevas deslu.
-Ineredulo dijo Of senor Delalande con extraha sonsira.
Hasta entonces, ell juez de instruction Sc hsbin contentado
con escuchar.... Ahora va habia dido 10 baktaute para no abri.
gar la menor duda. Avanz6 muy serene hacia Ell centric de Ia
sala, y dirgieudose & Gi;berto, dijo:
-IMe permits hsblar, no es vcrdsd7
Gllberto lie contest6 con una mirada LENA de s~gradeoi-
miento.
pcs hizo condenar 81 marques de Trevenec, 4 INF es & quien 60.
rresponde proclsmar y hacer conocer gu inocencia.
-lVos.. .sois .. tartamude6 ell Baron %temblando.
Miguel Delalapde, juez de instruction
-iAh!.... Me scuerdo-dijo Kernizan muy tranqulo.-
Hace IN momento, cusrdo Gilberto me presento & vos, no re-
oordaba nj vuestro uombre, nj vuestra fsonomis. -. / De modo,
cabsllero, one estaia d:spuesto q destruir vuestro trabsjo de otro
tiempo7
Zee es mi mas ardiente deseo-replio6 Ell sehor Dslalsnde,
con tan ligera ironia, que solo ell cura 10 comprendi6.
isl pu1iese ayudaros!-djo ell Baron con ell aceuto mas
natural del mundo.
Dss1e aquel mcmento comenzaba una especie de lucha en-
ire ell antique juez , e! Baron. Ell sehor Delalande fjaba sus
OF os en- los de so a1versario, = ests soportaba tranqullamente Is
m!ia1a. Gilberto le hsbia enternecijo; ell cura Gardsin le ha-
ba asustado. Pero con Delalande no temfa la luchs. Como
ca Ia lamentable historic tan bien como Ell antique juez. Sc de-
fenderfa fGclmente en- ell ,aso de que fuese este quien pensase en-
acusarle. Ell sehor Delalande ~respondi6 al csbo de IN mo-
mento:
-Ciertsmente, cAballero, que polriais sernos de gran uti-
Tidal porque, ri mi memoria no me es INTEL, conociste;s 4 Ia
viotims y al que fe copdsnado injustamente. FL da que pre-.
cedi6 al orimep, visteis al uno y al otro....Y recuerde que
vuestras declaracionss no fueron de gran utilidad para detsrmi-
mar el empleo del tempo de aquenos dos desgraciados.
Fl Baron sprob3 CON I'm moyimiento de oabexA; despues
dijo:
-lQus babsia d~escubierto que o. permits oorsidsr,r
como fslsa hoy una instruction que fua proolsmads eutouss'
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Los americanos,dsl Gobierno opinsn hoy
one todavis el pueblo cublao no c,ta On sptitud
de gobernarss por 81 mismo y que mientras no
10 este hay que gcbrnarle militarmente. No
penssba ssfscusodo provccsron la guerra.
Ycukndo sera preguatamos n%osotros, que
les cubanos podran gobernsrss por 81 mismo, Of
no les dan los puestls pdblioos nj los eejan
ensayar sus aptitudes? Esto Sc parece 4 10 dol
individuo aquel que pro,netia no meterse al
aqua hss.a que supiera nadar.
A nuestro j%uicic, Cuba gczara de mayor
prosperidad c>mo Estado de la Union america
ma que como Repdblica independents, pero la
snsxi6n deb, ser voIuntaria y no iulpuesta.
De todos modop, t9davia Tenderness que
v'vir a'guaos aios p"a ver!e el fin q esta situa'
citn.
HAND.
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La Academia "St. Mary's"

La M aADEMMlAxs ST. ARYs, unan Institutional de ensehma paa senmias: Me ncuenMae Al 49,
htmGs de eduGchr femenmae en- los ESads Umdos La AUdemase emuentaa onas del ri g r
Joseph "a sole d@ Kilometres de la Unversdadd N0ne Dame
|o- LA EDuCACON daae la academia ompende toas las adgnMrasd de mn curse de nNs Y
CmNo complete Ademas Sc enha Grego ahn, Frances EsphoLA lemAnyE LMa6nL La im.
tadsec omponed sproesres hdbles Y espeimentbs 81 enha hda che de habats de mao- ~
LA saunnmse xt@njnas sOnobode la mas particulars enL6n v cMddo Sw padres deen eMr m
gms de- qnep nclamos en- cumo sea possible aries las conodddeS de su caa
Ell CONSERVATORY DE MUSICAd de Academia w comcido bn ell mimo Eaema one Ia
meMesc nsewutnos de Europa
Ell DEPARTAMENTO DE ARTE es complete en- nds sentdos v semn ell plan de Ls escmla,
dc as extaniras
Ell DEPARrAMEYTo PREPARAToRo Y DE M1NMAs esp @a aumnas de cma dad s, dan
hhsb los curse ell menhesd instruction. iarh~ "
,Cnagos crcuares en- epno dado completes dMnes puaen obenese de los HERNIA.
Insd de Ia Saha Cruz
Academia st MMys"- Mme Dame Po, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N1DOs,
&@#& A, 6-2A@@M@
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xxx.
Conse:o de familia.
Ky

~BSiL cura de Trsveneo sndabs buscando 4 Kerni.sn 'desis
11SAApor la ma6ans. No habia estsdo mas que alguuos instan-
ties en- susutigua psrroquia con el fin de decir miss; & psaar
da las instancias de alguncs amigos para retenerle, hsbis ssido
y antes de Lac nueve Sc spostabs en- Ia Gale Las Cases, enfren.
te de Is ossa en- que vivi. Ell Baron. Muy pronto aparsoid este
en- Ia puerts, GO hizo conducir en- coche en- casa de I'M alquilsdor
de csbalos y una bora despues &c dirigia & cabsllo al bosque de
Bolouia. Roger lie eeguia enooche.
Mieatrss eli Baron eetavo en- Ell psseo de lss Aosoias , en-
ell de los Postes, Ia persecution fue fsoil; pero cuando desspare.
ci6 de pronto en- la vuelts de uno de esos psseos que 60 interns.
ban en- ell bosque y en- los cusles no pueden andar los oarrusjes;
el sscerdote tuvo que spearse continusr & pie en- m persecu-
dion. Pensaba va en- acercorse al Baron, en- sprovebhar aque-
lis soledsd, ouando el Baron espole6 50 cabalo y ecurs no pu-
do alcanzsr!e.
Cusndo Kernizsn, refrescsdo por ell sire de Ia mshsna, se
crey6 bien serene, sc 6eci .i6n & entrsr en- Paris y 90 derigi6k
casa de Giberto. lPor gus iba haoer aquella visitsf lQue
fuerla misteriosa1e impulsab 2 No refsxionabs; obedecis { nm
deseo Irresistible, dandose est, sols exeuss: xEs pre- iso que
me scostumbre 1 vsrle, puesto que somos parientesl 7, s1smAs
le debo una vista. 7 ii % hsbisse enoontrado { q beSo solo,
lshubieee hscho uns visit, con cordial cortesis, volvisudo 1 csss
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do hsbi.sates. Ia tods ia guerra .olo huSo
dos actos dig, o, do admiraoi6n: el del bravo
Hobson al hundir 81 Merrimao y Ia heroica
conducta del General Vsrs del r y en- el Ca
ney.
.t . Zdcyet Marriott.
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La Universidad de NOtre dam
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ohee cunas completes de IehwrA Aries Cacos Jrhpuduenca cenuas .Bnlqda. FSmaaA
ngenlnura CM, Mamiay electrical. Comerdo yPrpratM. La direction del UnNahdads
CORE cgo de aCogrgac6n de santa Cruz 81 Menee especial atmc6n0 con aumnos exMangaa#
prdeors epecLes para los que ignoren ell idioma, M .M8
UniwHddad. Las seuoms regrs de eNudo Sc abwn en- nero Y mpMemre pMo 90
adnten aumnose en- caulr' GI@a dla o. Dams como rewncMsG Cub. 81, G. HM cMe
de Agmarn Gm. 1884, HabnI sr Orders, deposit de carbon de pMa Chnhegos Para III
Cos chHudaes en- espahoL dhdghse al S, PreAden@ de la UnyerddaaR vdoPade A Mmrhsy
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NOTICIAS

-. Dfoese que el sr. Alc'lde de esta ciu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-13
JAMES B. WILSON'S CASE.
Judge Woods Will Hear Habeas Cor
pus Petition TO-MOrrOw.

Judge Woods, of the United States Court
will return tomorrow from Chicago where
he has been for a month sitting the
Court of Appeals. His first case on his re-
turn will be that of James B. Wilson, editor
of the Indianapolis People, who is serving
two years in the State prison for sending
copies of his paper through the mails. Will
son was sentenced to two years, and the
Supreme Court of the United States granted
a supersedeas until it passed upon the case.
The judgment of the lower court was sus-
tanned more than a year after sentence was
passed. Wilson claims that his time began
with the sentence. If this had been the case
he would have been released in September,
after serving less than d year. The attor-
ney general of the United States ordered the
warden of the State prison to keep Wilson
two years from the time of commitment,
less the customary good time
Wilson's attorneys recently made applica-
ton before Judge Woods in Chicago for d
writ of habeas corpus, claiming that Wilson
is being unlawfully held in prison. Argu-
ment will be made in the case tomorrow
morning. John w. Kern will appear for
Wilson and Assistant United States Dis
granting of the writ. Under the interpreted
ton of the law as made by Wilson's attor-
neys, it might frequently happen that per-
sons convicted in the United States courts
would escape serving time altogether by
appealing. securing supersedeas and de-
laying the final disposition of the case until
the time of the sentence expired.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-13
Tired Druggists.

Harper's Weekly.
An association OF employing and working
druggists of New York, called the Drug
gists' League for Shorter Hours wants
law passed, applicable to all cities of the
first class in New York State, prohibiting
drug clerks from working more than twelve
hours on Saturdays, four hours on Sun
days and holidays, and ten hours on other
days; and also prohibiting them from Sleep
ing in the shop. The league says that at
present drug clerks work fourteen hours a
compromising prescriptions; and that night
clerks sleep on cots in the back Of the shop
which is unhealthy. The league doesn' (
Think many all-night clerks are needed
and says that half the drug stores do
without them as it is The proposed law
recommends itself to the thoughtful con-
sideration of patrons of drug stores. 1t can
not be altogether satisfactory to work
fourteen hours day and sleep in an at
mosphere of drugs. If you think that a
man who does that is likely to sell you
morphine when you ask for Quinine, by all
means keep away from that man and the
shop that employs him. Look attentively
at the drug clerks before you trust them
and if they seem drowsy, or overworked
or drugged, or otherwise irresponsible, go
TO some other shop Drug clerks should
be maintained in good mental condition
and the practice OF oyerworking them is
contrary 20 public policy, and ought 10 be
discouraged. Whether it is prevalent
enough 10 require legal prohibition is mat
ter for experts TO determine Among those
vino think that il is and favor the proposed
bill are the Household Economic Associa-
ton. the Consumers League and the Social
Reform Club.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-13
MASKED ROBBERS
THEY BOLDLY HELD UP GROCER j
S. SLOAN AND HIS WIFE.
People Were Passing Along the Street
A Capture mt the MonOn
Station House.

Three men, two of whom wore masks
robbed the grocery store of J. S. Sloan, 3S0
Walcott street, last night. The robbery
was a bold one. The men held up Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan at an hour in the evening
when people were passing along the street
and were likely at any time to drop into the
Mr.. Sloan was closing the store, which re-
quired a great deal of work Saturday
night. A green grocer usually keeps a
third of his stock on the sidewalk, and
Sloan is no exception. He had carried the
crates of goods into the store and had just
put the heavy wooden shutter to the win
dow and had turned to enter the store
when man thrust a revolver in his face
and ordered him to throw up his hands.
While Sloan was working at the shutter,
he noticed two men pass into the store.
They We're the pals of the robber who was
holding him. The two men walked quietly
into the store Mrs. Sloan was engaged IN
counting the money taken in during the
day. 1t was Panhandle railroad pay day
and number of men had paid their month
ly bills. The proceeds Of the day ran up
into the hundreds. Mrs. Sloan had taken
counted them and had put them into large
wallet which she held in her hand While she
counted the silver and small change. She
was engaged thus when she looked up. she
heard the step of the men as they entered,
but thought it was her husband. When she
looked up it was into a revolver Two men
stood over her and ordered her to throw
up her hands. She did so, and threw the
wallet over her shoulder. The thieves took
about $40 in silver and departed.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The capital stock of the Indianapolis Paint
and Color Company has been increased from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The operate Gypsy Queen will be given
by Queen Esther Auxiliary Thursday even
ing at Masonic Temple.
Mr.. D. c. Atkinson will deliver a lecture
on Municipal Home Rule at the regular
meeting of the McCulloch Club, at Plymouth
Church. Feb. 16.
The frame stable at 500 East South street.
owned by Kate Van DuSen, was destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss is
about $50; covered by insurance.
Washington Lodge knights and LadAs
of Honor will give a valentine social a NJ
hall. corner Senate avenue and Vermont
street
Elijah p. Brown, the Rams Horn man"
will deliver his unique lecture, In the
Spectacle Business at the residence Of
Mr.. Henry w. Tutewiler sol North Senate
avenue on Tuesday evening. Feb. % under
the auspices of the w. II. NJ S. of Roberts
Park Church.
Bicycle Patrolmen STREET and Lancaster
were called yesterday to the New York
store They found Lena Meyer, POI North
floor walkers, who charged that he caught
her in an attempt to steal a vase worth S..
She was sent to the police station.
AT u praise meeting to be held in the
Tabernacle Church the evening OF Feb. %
a recent visitor 10 Alaska will give a talk
and Miss Adams and others will sing. Mrs.
Harriet T.. Mitchell is president of the So
ciety having the meeting in charge, and the
entertainment committee consists of
Mesdames Anderson. Newcomer Walker.
Barnes, Thompson, Craig. Potter and Milli-
gan.