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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

IL the worst kind Of poverty. However
rich a woman may be, u Der health 10
rpoor shc ~ poor indeed. She has no
appetite for food and the choicest dishes
cannot tempt her. She turns and toasea
through a restless night on a couch
which might wco an empress 20 slumber.
She has no strength for household cares,
no delight IN social pleasure. She site
"perked up 10 a Clustering grief wearing
q golden sorrow.s She Il q wife and
mother. But she has no happiness In
either relation. She knows her huSN1nds
life u set In tune and time 10 the minor
music OF hci own misery. II her child
laughs or cries her nerves culver with
pain.
Ask such woman II she would like 10
be we'll; 10 be her hushand'e comrade,
her child's playmate. Could there Be
but one answer
Such a woman can get we'll u she will.
All her symptoms indicate a diseased
condition os thr delicate womnniy or
ganism. Cure that condition and the
woman will he lifted UP to the full en-.
ioyment u health.
In nincty-eight cases out Of every hun
drcd DR.. Picrce's fayorite Prescription
will cute womanly diseases, will restore
the womanly health. II has cured tens
Of thousands Of women many II whom
bad been given UP by physicians and
friends 10 Il essentially a medicine for
woiuan's Ills. II dries enfccbIing drains.
II heals Inflammation and ulceration. II
cures female weakness and bearing down
rains. II tfanquilifea the nerves, re-
stores the appetite and gives refrcshing
alccp.
"Favorite Prescription differs from
almost all other medicines put up for
woman's use IN that Il contains no aico-
no. and Il entirely free from opium, Co
cainc and all other narcOtica. II IL In
The trucst sense Of the term a ffsH-
bcyaHce medicine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The Thanksgiving Esercises Very Aprro-
printu--Poor Remembered.

printu-Poor Remembered.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated IN
thc city schools In the usual delightful
manner. There was a variety OF ways
VI doing 3d. according 10 the tastes OF
the pupil but In every case the partic-
uiar exercises were very pleasing 10
those who participated. One feature
that has been popular since the move
ment was frat startCi q fcw years ago,
was that OF bringing donations for the
pour. 90 b. distributed by the BenevO-
lent society. such on ring consisting Of
clothing. food and small sums Of mon
~. and the showing made IN the rooms
81 the article, brought FOR this purpose
was indeed a gratifying one. Another
very pleasing thing was the attendance
% the parents of the pupils which was
much Apr ciatcd BY tie teachers. A.
The First ward school all the pupil
combined and IN the rom % the prin-
cipal Mrs. r. !. Butts. presented
very pleasing program. In the second
ward. Miss Hughes and Mr.. =, rdsse's
pupils Joined forces. while the other
two rooms. Miss Keepers and Miss
Adams. united their talents and had a
most happy time. Each room al the
third ward held exercises and al the
fourth the primary ana higher grades
gave separate programs. The central
school was the scene % similar exer
ci,,s. Miss La BARS room hal IT. ex-
erclses IN the morning. and an exami
nation IN the afternoon. AZ the high
and model schools the feature was an
historical dteruseion 81 the ftav fssie-
DRAFTED Taking IL as a whole the school
exercises were happily conceived and
delightfully."- carried out t.. large
amount 81 gifts TO the rSor was dis
trihutod nm0ng the icsCrying. ". L.
Trmhie A. 90. donating the use OF a
wagon FOR the delivery Of the same
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
n.c.l,.r Of. rru., os.np.nr.

Kan2as CITY Nov, 30.-Judge Amoa
Thayer. of the unissd states district
court appointed ~ N. Black. Kansas
CITY. receiver OF tho Guardian trust
company. OF which A. n s,iiiwell 10
pres dent The appointmsnt was made
in a SILT brought BY John W. Gates. o.
Chisago and other stockholders, Black
wAs f0rmer'y Judge OF hs Missouri
supreme court.
Presiden, siillWeI slid ths suit
on effort 10 prevent the orient railway
being built. bu declared that he already
Wa preparing 10 form . new company,
which would finance the Kansas city,
Mexico and Orient railway. which hs 70
promoting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
oRASD FIRENENs nALr.
Thc FIRST Annwai Masquerade nall ~ the
New Fire Department

To grand masopcrade ball Of the ne
dtparim % held NJ the New Columbus
hall Wednesday night u now but a
memory, but 10 those who attended will
b. long IN fading Tho careful prepara-
tions gave promise ~ a delightful time
and the largc number who attended
wore IN no way diaappoin,ei. chief
Ruppe ana his hrchghters welcomed
thglr guests ana saw that they lacked
no comfort. and they were assisted by
several experienced hall. Rvers Of the
Old volunteer department. The mask
ING was az usual handsome. grotcsqus
ana unique. many surpr ses b,ing wiz
messed az tae unmaskinK. The music
by Romcro's orchestra vas all that
could be- desired. while tbs floor man
arcmcnt under the direction 81 d. E.
phillips was first class. The enjoyment
was supreme, and there was nothing %
mar IN any way the nights entertain
ment Al midnight an intermlssion was
taken for supper. but after that the
merry dance went on until the dawn
chased The stars away, ana the day Of
thnnks awoke. II ~ learned that the
anair was az successful IN a financial
way az q was Ia sttendaace and enjoy
mrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

heen requested 10 execute said decree sod eel
The piemlrfa TOT the purpose ~ aatsiYioH anN
paYinn 90 aaId indie htednFaa. and tnr Efunoflf
~ - cold u tligaifd M he rl1 " Aiba4teI.
Mfnlrr. and described ~ follow, 90 w Tots
numbered three f1l, iouf CD, Eve and ~ fll
in BLOCK numbti erfrn. CO N ihe Nnfihern ~ I,
hcfr nllllc, and Territory a New Mexico, ~
shown on the amended and supplemental map
81 sald NpiiheTn addition, made BY Otto nifck.
e1d q. pnlrip fecufdef II said county ~ hef-
maiillo on The a,h cay Of January sen.
r. 4 HunnEkt.
Atbuousraue. N. Al. Nov. ~ 1000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

II had been a constant suasssr fs0is uisgias
disease for Ave yrefs writes J. A, strrfts ofYana
kee DAM, CLAY Co, West Virginia, sand Tor ain
months previous % taking your medicine ! vas
not ont % my room. Could not walk or stand
a. there Wss such pain and drawing Ia iea side
aud bearing down weight In region Of utrrua
accompanied witt soreness. I suffered con.
siantly with headache, pain Ia back. shouidcrs
erua aud che had Faipitatlou. nervous pfostfa.
ton, constipation. diEtiness, ringing % ears;
could not sleep. aud BREATHING was 20 difhcuii AZ
Times I could nut We down. words fail 10 de-
scribe ny mAerinFs when I wrole 10 you ZOE
sdyicc Ia n short time received a kind letter
ffum you telling me ! would b. greatly beno-
utrd W not cniifuly cured, ~ the use cf Dr
Pierre n faVnfitc Prescription. when had takes
one hotilc of the Prescription together with pr
Pierce Pleasant Pellets and the iocai treatment
which yoa advised, ! cuuid walk with the sup
port of camel. TIE drawing aud pain In side and
bcufirg down weight were not ~ bad, aha whrn
I had takru three bottles OF the medicine the
periods were lcaHiltrd. ! was not 80 ncrvoua
eorld sccp well. and the pain IN side and bear
inE down Ind vanished. have takcu ala boa.
tica ri favuritc Presentation two Of Goideu
Mcllrai Discovery and four viais Of PelielA
end MY health "a better 81 this time than 4 has
been iu eve yeara
swim grateful thanks fof youf klud adgicA
aud With ltSaf wishes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
NetIee afsaIe.
lefnalIlll Disiflcl Count.
First National Eauk
OF Albuquerque,

Territory 81 New Mexico.
tefnaiiiic District Court,
First National Eauk
OF Albuquerque,
Plaintiff,
W, No. a0tT,
John a. Lee. Execu'
scr, etc "a oil,
Defendants
Notice is hrfrby given that thC undersigned
eNeCninf ~ the last will and testament 1T Wilt
lam D. Talbot, decreased. Wili, Ia pursuance ui
re decree hrfftuiNfg frndf red by The district
cnu1 ~ heruallin county in thr above entitled
Coz re on thr tfth day ui Mafch, 1890 ~ VI "a
public auction tn tie highest bidder Tor cash
n e. igiluNtne drtcrbed real ettate. to.Wit.
lot rumheF one til ut block uutnheTsiEtenn
tlbl of the original tuNneite ui Alhuquerque
p iie saTe b. knoyn and .des gna'ed on the
plat the go made luI the New Mexico . nNn
CO., by N. J, Mao. & r.. Rnd filed IN the &.
lice al fhr pruhatr 81 a. and en -utticiu recorder
nf hetna illn county rnihe oh day Of Deem
Der ifH2.
ssid sale will be- ua 90 81 tie front door OF
said lfemitcs 90 The an invest cnfrtr Of RAFT
road avenue and e.. ffi siffftu1 Wednesday
Nic 18th day uf necrnhaf, ~ 1000, hefWf rn
the hours of Sen and ts rlt - 'oHs uf the fore
noon 81 said day nd tIc i1ici "a 70 will BE- &C..
quirsd 20 3. tie luf, iHlrl roe up0n % ecu
himsti1n a. &c alv ty tAe uit
EkrcrtDI ~ t'e la,t ai'l pd iesla.
merit of vi iam Y Talbot, de.
erased,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Austin. Tex, Nov 20.--Ofiiclais Of the
Southwestern Telegraph ana relcphon
company. called on the governor to-day
and sak"d him 10 send Troops 20 san
Antonio to suppress rioting ana keep
the peace II is undrrstooi that tn
governor consented.
u D. possible that Gen. McKibben
Will b. asked FOR federal aid. This ap-
pea. Is the rsult Of agtot yesterday az
san AnIonio. between the telephone
strikers ans electrical workers and the
police, in which two men were Killed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

The foot ball match between N AS
ricmtural college team and the y rmal
school boys 40 Lao Vegas yesterday q,
ternoon, resulted IN a victory Tor ne
Normals by the score u 9 20 8 The
Normnls irregular Interference with
the attempt 0f the visitors 20 kick goai.
was protested against. ana the match
was finally declared tie,
The Agricultural college team will ar
rive here tonight, and Play the local
Indian school team az the fair grounds
"a morrow afternoon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

IN the District Court,
County 81 hefnaliiio.i
W. mo 67to.
2, A Henry and
r. A. ilnHtt,
Defendants
To Tire def ntant. 4 "A, Harris!
fou afc hereby notified that q suit ~ shove
entitled has heen commenced w the district
cuun pi the county ~ Hefnaiiln, fuffitnfy Of
NeW neNico wherein the plaintiff. lofeph or
far,i, seeks 60 have aet rside certain iaS aniea
and tar cefiifCnife issued In ygu ~ The colicc-
81 d fuaiilio county tnf lots tiaht tai. nine
40, zen llal and eleven llil, lf block letter
a. IN the pua and AlcSnndeF addltion 10
the City ~ Albuquerque and unless YOU enter
your Appearance IN this Cause on ~ before
Monday. The 7ih " Ianulfy. 1901, Judgment
N default viii b. rendered agHlns YOU. and
tge trliti granted A. prayed fof ia said com.
plaint
HARRY p OWN.
. Clerk oi Said Court.
Attorney fuf plaintiff.
AiNuQuFfuup III NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

On The Dlgurt Couu
County Of hernailio.
r. II. Tilton
Plsintih,
vs. mo. b7tb.
J. A Henry and
II 4. Harris
Defendants,
To the dett ndant 4. a, Hsftlss
You ARE he.rhr rutifed that n suit has been
commenced in the district court al the county
uf bgrnalillo, Territory Ncw Mexico, where
N pc plainiih 7. u. ~ ton, seeks 20 have fet
aside certain az Gales and isA resil DC tcs % ned
ga you by the collector II hrTnallllO eon ~ fUT
lots siNieennW, - yeaieenllll. eighteen I ~,
nineteen li0i, twenty igui. tweuty-One t2ll,
twenty .tWo t23l, twenty thee t21l and tNrn.
g. fuuf teif, in block letter y, w the Duran
and leIandrf addition 20 the city uf Albu,
QneIque, n. ~ and unless you entc, ynuI ap-
leafarce IN this USE On of before Monday,
the an day OF ia hpry, 1901. judo men BY de-
IaEh y 30 ~ rendered AGAINST You, and the re
lief granted 81 prayed tuf 10 al complaint.
HAIRY T. OW8N,
CLERK OF Said Court.
3. ". nouaoS,
Attorney for laintf,
Albuquerque, \ 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
AdmIni,lrntrir Nniln.

Notice Is hereby given that tle m
dcrsigned has been appointed Of the cs.
tate of the late j. o. Gideon. pC.plns
having bills against said estrtc must
present them within one yobc oi t.cs
viii be forever barred.
Mis-. J. o. CmToV.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Cabinet Meeting

Washington. Nov. so--All nj mbers Of
the cabinet were present al to-dayS
meeting Much time was given up to
listening to Secretary Roots account Of
his cuban trip. The situation as he
painted -. was regarded az generally
satisfactory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Dublin. Nov. s0.-A dispatch O. the
Evening Mail from Paris says that o..
car Wilde died Of meningitis ln an Os-
scune h9ure IN the Latin quarter. lie
was received into the Catholic church
on bis de5thbed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Territory Of Nav Mexico,
County ~ trfnalilln,
Ia tilr DIaffiff Enurf

County az Hrrnalliin,
IN tie District Court
Thomas > Austin.
We.
James Gannir, II alive OF No. B7a4.
the nnknuWa heirs 4 aid
lamrs bammle, II dead.
Ire shove named and mentioned defendants
afe hereby rot hsd that the above named suit
u ptndif iu the said court; that the sald ne
q q "a b. uahi o. qulet apd set NJ rest the title
~ the piaiuuh ln sud ~ i,t numbered twelve
il9l iu block feitefed ~" " tue Atlantic and
Pacific addition 10 the town, row cry. Of ~.
huqu 'HgnC. To- The county Of lleTnaisilo and ter.
fiiutY " New Mexico, ~ tile same y known
aud dcsiGnated on The plat % sald addiuon,
hled ~ tiie office Oi The probate Cietk and en
uturiu record Of the said county oi Heinaiiiio
on thc 2tih dag Of April a - iess aud ihnt
you y ftquitgd 90 set az anY claim thai you
may have ln sud o. the premises; a. at YOU may
De forever barred and esiappcd from claimiug
any ghi uf title ~ and o. thr said premises.
and unless yun enter Yuur appearance therein
un uf brfofe the 10th day Of berrmhef. A. ID,
1900. decree pro crniessn viii be rendered
aga nst you, ard the plaint Il will ap9iy To the
said court tot the relief demanded IN the said
complaint,
HAIRY OWEN,
Clefk OF said Cou1.
X. W. -. BRYAg
Albugngiquc y. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Proof EIsef Failing Of Ehs
WonsA IL Overcome BY
Iydha e. PanAGssans's Nego-
hAkl0 Onnpnossssas.

"DnAR hRs PisKHAM 49, When
wrote 10 you some time aRo. / had
been suffering frcm falling OF the
womb for many years without obtain.
Ing relief. Was obliged 10 wear a
bandage all the time also had bad
headache and baekhohe, felt tired and
worn out. After taking ak botsles OF
Lydia 4. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound aud four boxes Of Liver pills. ]
discarded my bandage and have not
had 20 wear Il aimee. am entirely
cured Mas. J. p. TRoUrHAS, Boa a.,
Hamilton, Ohio.
Z" DEAR Mas PTSKHAM-For nearly
two yesTa l was unable 10 work. j
was very weak and could not stand on
my feet bus few minutes az q tlme.
The dooeoFu said bad falling and ln.
hAmmation Of the womb / began 10
use Lydia L. Ptnkham's Vegetable Com
pound aud after using Ave bottles
feel like a new woman. Minis. T.. N
Ha.AKE, Confluence, w Va.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
Noticeofsaie

In The Dlsifitt COud
NuuntY Ui iicfnallllu,
Tho nenk 90 Cor mcfre and
W So Cklrr
Plaintiffs.
VF
Ference g.. Sfhuucfau and
John i. SchuoiCfnW
Defendants,
Notice " bcIrly given that under and hy viz.
tue Of tusi decree rendered in above cause.
the Undersigned special master. appointed by
said decree ~ execute the same, Alil on TUES
day, the 18th dry 81 December. 1900. al the
front duof Of The count hohfe 81 lcfnall ID
county. ln Old Albuquerque, New MpHico
between the hours ~ ten aud eleven o'clock la
the fDfenQOa II said day, otter far sale and scli
a. the highrsi bidder iuf cash, the premises
hereinafter described o. satisfy the Indebted.
nrfs bY said drrffe found tn be due the plain.
tn, the uanh 90 Commerce, which amounts Ia
the sam 81 one Thousand, ola hundred aud sew.
rnty ,twO dol nfa aud tNentY.elght cents tti.-
a1a.3hl, with Interest thereon n the tate ~
teelye Der cent per annum nom the ninth day
Ol AuHu Hi, 1900, until the day ul sale together
with nttur ry'a icFt amounting 20 one hundred
and alAiy-aeNgu dollar and twenty two cents
ft1u1ta3l, and all count costs aud cApfnsca ln.
Curved m ~ shove cause. including iho costs
TIE time within which said defendants wefe
fgQuifcd a. pay said indrhiedness has cAplfsd
and The undersigned a. special maaeg, has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

LIvidia. Nov. 30--Improv, mcnt In the
condition OF the czar continues.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets are a
most effective laxa-
tive for women.
They cure bilious
ness and sick head
ache.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

whereas, W. %. Mccoy, on the a7th
lay OF DeesEnber, 1900, being indebted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01
II WORT Do

A "mly-eOrs cough msdi-
cine won't do. Ii II Will "per-
h1ps do iis work" us worse
than worthless Ii rs positive
and certain. ms worth ten times
its price. Ayers Cherry Pee
iOrll IS the cough medicine with
, record Of SiRiy years back Of
it, It's the kind thar cures
colds and coughs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01


Notice of suit
Territory OF Ne~ Mexico,
County 1T Hrfualiilp.
IN the District CouH
v, F'''"'a' 80. s7sl.
Anris McCcffston.
Defendant
You are hetrby notified tina, a suit has been
uled The abgvr.namvd cuur hy lamas Me-
Soflistnn, = plrirth and against you a. de
igudant paving iur en- absolute divorce uron
the grounds ~ detCftion 90 your para and thnt
uniess you enies your gppe fanes 10 said
Ctuse uns uf before the 10Th dnN ~ December.
1000. .udGW ~ viii BE- rendered aHsissI you
bi default ard the relief granted AZ prayed fof
H.. p. owEN,
r. ". Donsow.
Attorney az plalnud
Albuquerque, N. ~
Notico Of suit.
Ia tlF District Count Ut the Second Judicial
''istnci . the Territory ~ New Mexico
within ard the Iounty II
hesnalillo
Nellie Bailey Moody
pavid Moody.
10 arr hereby n0iihrd that unless you en-
tef your ap earanre ln the said abovr entitled
Caulr o. OF before She lhth day Oi December,
ID 1900 Judgment viii De- fruccfed against
You ~ De aulti the neral objects 81 the &C.
tn7 hcirR a. secure di.snlutior Ut the mar.
n &c kisuuE iutecrn vuufsfli aud he plains
VT and that thr care custody snd edugstion
~ the minor chit rem isfue oi she said mar.
fiaEc. be dCCfrtd the plaintiff
CLERK Ut said Court.
Attorney for VI ain'ih,
OniCc ard poslgfice address,
Albuquerque, n. NJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

1hfeo sinssi NJ, ouoIleh fCf a. osdinarY
cold ~ iuti right iol lafnnlA, t1unchlus
tuarafueft, uhouDIn4 runEni haze coda
al.s. uiasi ooonaldl19l ~ thrQuie eases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

Albuqn fQuc. n. VI.
Attorney for plaintiff,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

IN the District Count,
County II hefnailiio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-12-01

AnWnil U itcfnAllllu,
W /. sif Cklrrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-28
GRANTING MINERS DEHANDS
RESUMPTION OF WORK ON MONDAY
LIKELY TO BE GENERAL
THE MARKLEs AND OTHER BIG OPERATORS
FALL INTO LINE WITH THE RAILROADS

THE MARKLEs AND OTHER BIG OPERATORS
FALL INTO LINE WITH THE RAILROADS
Hazleton. Penn. Oct &c. B. Markle & Co.,
operating four collieries and Coke Bros. &
Co., owners of six collieres to-day granted the
demands of the miners as set forth in the Scran-
ton convention resolution. This leaves only the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company in the
Hazleton region which has not conceded all that
the miners have asked The latter company
has granted the 10 per cent increase. but has not
posted a notice aboshing the sliding scale or
guaranteed that the advance would be paid
until April next Work will be resumed in
every colliery in this region Monday morn
ing. with the exception of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Company's mines, unless that COM
pany grants all the concessions before that time
The Markle company up to to-day had
granted nothing to the miners. This afternoon
committee OF the employees of that company
called on John Markle, managing partner of the
firm. and presented to him the demands formu-
lated by the United Mine Workers. After
short conference Mr.. Markle replied that the
company would grant all the demands presented
Parades celebrating the miners victory were
held in every town in the region tonight. Hun
dreds of breaker boys turned out, all Of them
marching in their working clothes and carrying
lighted mine lamps their caps.
Preparations are being made for the prompt
resumption of work Monday. The railroads
are filling their sidings near the mines with
cars and it is expected that when operations
are begun all the mines Will be kept running en-
full time all winter to supply the depleted an
thracite coal market.
President Mitchell returned here to-day from
Mahanoy City. and later went to Scranton,
where he was the guest of the breaker boys of
the Lackawanna district tonight He will
spend day next week with the cigar
makers union in New-York, after which he Will
return here TO conduct series of meetings. He
expects to go to Indianapolis at the end of next
week.
Scranton. Penn, Oct. 27.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Company this afternoon issued notices
granting the 10 per cent increase to its mine
employees. $500 in number, at Dunmore. Avoca
and Pittston. This brings into line every COM
pany in the Lackawanna region.
shamokn, Penn, Oct 27.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has granted the demands of
the miners. Twenty-six hundred men and boys
employed in the Lykens and Williamstown
districts.
A committee representing 1000 employees Of
the Union Coal Company waited on Superln-
tendent Rianhardt this morning, and were as
sured that the 10 per cent increase will be
granted and all grievances arbitrated. Work will
be resumed Monday
Shenandoah, Penn, Oct. 27.-Superintendent
Baird of the Thomas Coal Company posted
notices this morning to the effect that his COM
pany had agreed to make the same concessions
to the mine workers the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Compay