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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14


Lisly schussrr. Al, Kaa4
Belle Schusttf, w. ~
Paul W. schuster,
stella schuafGfs
Nosice OF suii 20 non.feaideut defendants. 10
lAily SchuateT and Belle ocbuuiuf, defendants.
You and each VI you are hereby notified
that the above entitled suit - peudina IN said
court. that the said action 10 brought 10 Oh.
tain a decree authufialng the sale II yorf In
teres,s. aud .iie INTERESTS % tNg above
named defendants. ninots, Ia and 10 Ger.
tain teal estate, described 10 the com
s se, I' ss ourssn a ..sS S ,S sSs sIs
teen (lel, seventeen li7l, eighteen tiSl, nine.
teen 40, twenty tl0), tweny-one t2il and
ssq.y.swo .s1l; " oiSer namofs yer Siol p.
tOwn nav CITY, " Albuquerque, IN the said
county II befnaiillo ana Territory OF New
aeaieo; - ne cane Az knoSn an "a dsssnssed
Oi the Probate CLERK aud eA.ofiicio Recorder
u the said county OF heGnAtllO on the Asn day
y lots ionf tti and ave cd, 10 bloch thirty.
aiK lael ct the New MeH'eo Town Company
original t0wnslle of The town nov City, Of
Albuquerque, N the county Of befnalillo and
knGNn and designated On The plat u said
tOwnsite, nled ~ The Oftice Of the Probate
Clerk aud ex.otlei0 Recorder VI the said
eourgsy q bernalllo OF she san day oi May
Lots ninety two taal, ninety three (esl and
ninety four teal, IN hioct number eight ~ q
town ItGS City, II Aibuqurral e. Ia the said
county Ut hefna'illo and Territory of New
Mexico. a. the same are known aud dcaiR
mated on the plat OF said edition, died In the
ONCE OF the Probate Clrro and ex.oflieio Ne.
cofdcf Of the said county OF hcrnasillS on thr
SIN day Of july. a. d. 1897, and for othel
shsIein on on OF before she as day q Nav, A. b
1900, decree pgo-confcssO viii Be rendered
against you, and the plaintiff will apply Y
sad CouF, TOT the fcliel demanded IN the eaid
complaint.
HAIRY r, OWEN.
Clefk % said Count.
X. w -, BRYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Albuaueqaue n A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

NatIon ~ Eult
Tugpn0lV n New Moaico,
Cuunty ~ HrfnnlllIq,
Ln lnn nlllllrl lnnIl

~ tHN AtNMfAN &NN4Nf
Thomss P. Robinson,
Coryaack a. Kennedy, A. aee,
Celia n Ceceila Kennedy, w. '""f
lnua Young, nov
An9a Yoana, noe Anna Youns Crowley, az.
You are hereby notified that ne above On.
% Cd suit a pending IN said coL.ti that the
said nction 10 brought 10 obtain q decree Dc.
Clarlng that Cgtfain warranty deed and bill Of
sale tom defendants, Curmec& n. Kennedy
and Celia pf Cecilia kennfdy, he wife, made
~ you. the said Anna Young, GOV Anna
Young Crowley. Be npll and void, end that
the judgment deecflhed 10 she sald bill ~ CON.
pielnt N iavQf 81 NE pinlntn and n9ainsi The
.aid Colmeck X Kennedy, b. decisfe1 as .
premises hdOwn A. loie twenty seven (sIl.
twenty eight lasl and One.bsii II iog twenty.
nin l1ul, ~ block ~. OF tue railroad addition ,
the town 81 Gallup. New henico, aud against
lots fuuf ltl i've (bl aud ai1 lol, Ia block ~,
~ said l0tn and biock are known aud deala
mated on the a. Of SAID towppte, made by
AitA Bowie, aud died Ia the once u the
Probate Giefk aud c4-oiilciO Recorder 81 the
aaid county VI uefnalillu on the 0sd day ol
july A. ID. 1891, and for other fel.sii aud
unless you entcf your appesIancg tht rein on
q before The 7th day q May, a. n leoo, :
decree pro. eenfgs,o glil h rendered sesins.l
count ior che relief demanded VI DE said com.
plant HARnY Y. OWnN,
Iisik Of SAID Count
Attorney los Plaintiff
ALBUQUERQUE, N, ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

AZ their home, M. bi6 West Copper
avenue, AIR. and Mrs. L, -, Stern,
chanmlnsly entertained a number OF
their friends last evening. The game
OF progressive euohre occupied the ma
jor portion OF the evening and az a
aeasonRble hour dainty refreshments
were served. A royal good time was
had by all present and the guests de-
clarcd the host and hasieas 20 be de-
nghtful entertainers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
Canal Natter.

The pillns and timber work on the
canal az san Felipe IL complete. and
some twenty-five teams are busy Ia
handling stone from the west side OF
the river for filling. The fumes over
the acequias between San Felipe and
AngostuHa are completed and the
twenty seven foot cut viii be- COM
meneed az the north end OF ARgostura.
The ten foot cut above Algodones II
nearly finished. Excavation is pro-
crossing over the santa Ana lands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
win viall ths Eaa,.

Col. Ooldstein. the venerable father
OF Mrs. Jacob weinmann and Joseph
Ooldste.n. left the other evening ON a
visit 90 the east. I'm route north he
stopped over for a couple OF days al
Las Vegas 10 see his con, Joseph Gold.
stein, ana writes back % thiH city,
that Joseph. after a medical operation.
ia getting along nicely and will soon
return 60 the city. He win atop over
for a day al Trinidad, Col, 10 visit
q relative. and from there he will 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
PoSroFFIcE mounts.
Tire Postmaster az Embudo WIN Have 4
Answer Further Charges.


Answer Further Charges.
The Denver Republican says; Post
office Inspector G, L. Doran has gone
20 Embudo 10 investigate further
charges brought against the poatmas-
ter at that place. Jose u. M0ntoysl
Montoya had been indicted In Santa
Re at the iaat term 81 court on the
charge OF classifying hia accounts and
was released under bond. One Of his
aureties ar. Rendon. was placed In
charge Of the postofiice. According %
the Information given the poatofiice In
spector Montoya, when he returned 10
fembudo. disposaessed Mr. Rendon, and
assumed the duties Of the ONCE again,
Rend0n took $500 of postofice funds
along to His horne for safe keeping
until the poatofilce inspector arrived.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Bland, Mrs. M n. my. % Aibuqusr-
Quel Ebert % Albuquerque. and Her
bert. o. Ration An were present a
the funeral The Reporter Joins with
che friends Of the family On extending
them sympathy IN their bereavement.
Ration Reporter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Notice IL hereby given that will on the ath
day Of May A. ~, 1900, oiieT ior sale and sell
70 the highest bidder for cash, eight bonds Of
nallllo county, New Mexico, Vt the denoml-
nation OF one hundred dollars each, which
have been Issued according 10 law for the pur-
cinct. ]. l.. PHREA.
Treazufer ~ Betnaiilia county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
MsE ..l ooun'y.

Special 20 The cltisen.
Washington. April is.--'feaders In
form your correspondent that the anti
Mckinley county bill viii not pass
congress. and consider the territory en-
titled TO local seif-government The
favorable report was a compliment 10
Delegate perea, who IN a member Of
the committee on territories.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
oFFIcNL NOTES.
rERRIronlAL TuNra.

Territorial Treasurer Vaughn re-
celved from Henry Lutx, collector Of
Lincoln county. taxes OF isos, 2s cents,
and taxes OF 1899. t2t1s7. Of which
tii9s2 goes 10 territorial purposes ana
t5s.s7 10 territorial institutions.
NOrARtKs PUBLIC.
Acting Governor Wallace appointed
Leroy l. Fitch. a notary public az Pu-
erto do Luna, Guadalupe county
AN INCORPORATION.
The Curumpaw sheep company fllsd
Incorporation papers In the Office Of the
territorial secretary. The incoporat0rn
and directors are william E. O'Leary,
Edward q. Murphy and William h.
oortner The capital n $4,000 divided
into 70 shares. The headquarters Of
the company are at Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
Territory Of New Mexico,
County u De. nailiiO,
Ia The District Court,
No 1865.
Katherine Cole. plainua.
w.

Myrtle L. Cole, defendant,
To Myrtle l.. Cole, defendants You ara
hereby notified shat The ahove plainun has
ieffitotF u New Mezlgc cuuuiY o. herusliiip,
that plaintiff pfays iof 40 absolute divorce
nom you on the grounds Of dsecfti0a and non
childfen " said marriage. James and Myrtle
Cole, and fOf IN accounting II she community
properly, and that plaInuu BE- decrecd 60 ~
the ovnef IT the pfupcfty described tn said
compliant, consisting % mining claims, free
aud discharged from any clalma Of yourself
therein,
HAIRY r, OWEN.
Cicfk Vt SIZE District Court.
JOHNSTON q FINiCAL,
Auope, .or Plaintiff.
=. y. address, Al6u4ueteuc, n. ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14
PoIIss Court Matter.

A trio Of offenders occupied the
criminal bench In Justice Crawford's
court this morning. and In turn an
swered to the charges as preferred.
8. Reyelle, who was arrested by the
night police force last evening Cor
lettering around with no vlsible means
81 support, was declared vagrant
and waa given a situation for ten days
In the employ Of the city.
The next offender to occupy the
courts attention was one Edward X,
Clark He vas held on the charge OF
peddling without license and selling
candy. jumping Jacks. etc. when call
"a upon 10 answer TO the charge he
plead not guilty, stating that he was
only an employe Of a man who had
secured the license. and believed Il un-
necessary for him 10 get another The
explanation was not sufficient TO re-
lease the offender and the Judge as
sesaed a fine OF s12.50.
Charles MeheF, who was caught IN
the act OF throwing a chunk Of coal
from a car and afterward carrying Il
90 his home one morning this week.
plead not guilty to the charge Of
stealing. A hne Of 80 and costs was
imposed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Busonio Romero. A. Abeytia. Reyes
Romero. Manuel Borrceo. n. daliegos
and AZ. c. Needham are here a. dele
gates from More county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

The arrangement committee Of the
Bryan reception desire 20 annOunc ,
that the directors OF the Commercial
club have placed the oluD rooms az
their disposal and citizens and visitors
viii be welcome during Mr.. Bryan'a
stay, regardless OF Whistler they are
members OF the club or not
Henry Br0Ckemier's private wheel,
a Tribune Blue Streak. was taken from
the Gold avenue entrance Of his store
laat night. II has sO-inch wheels with
rubber grips on handle barr. He would
be pleased 70 have Il returned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-14

Nsiicheh schusisr,

Territory OF New Mexico. }
County " beTnaiilio,
Ia the District Court. J
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-24
FOREST CITY.


special 10 the scranton Tribune.
Forest City, May 23.-The public
schools will close Friday, June 1. The
school exercises will be held in the
Davis opera house, Thursday evening,
and commencement will take place
Friday evening. On Monday the coun-
ty. superintendent will hold the exami-
nations.
Prof. c. r. Thorpe has contributed Il
very interesting article, on Mind De-
velopment in School Today in Com
parison to Twenty Years Ago" to the
May issue of the Susquehannl County
Educator. The professor says that the
ambition of the average teacher twenty
years ago was to fiji the pupils mind
full of facts. The boy or girl with the
best memory was considered the best
student. Now teachers, generally, rec
ognize that the best education is not
that which imDarts the most knowl-
edge, but that which develops the
greatest amount of mental force.
Mrs. Michael Murphy is paying a
visit to friends in Scranton.
Mrs. Oliver Coyle and Mrs. Frank
Carpenter are on the sick list.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, May 23.-Mr. and Mrs. T.
Dugan, of Philadelphia, nave been Wis
iting in town.
Mrs. w. n. Davies and Mrs. y. ~
Belts are on a driving trip to Coopers-
town, n. Y.
Several important improvements have
been added to the interior of the church
of SIS. Peter and Paul, under the direc-
tlon of Rev. j. j. Coroner. The altars
have been enameled white, besides the
placing Of new carpets and other
changes.
Charles Westbrook died at his home
in Athens, Sunday night, aged eighty
three years.
While being taken to Geneva from
PottsNille on Saturday, Mrs. Mary r.
Morris died on the Black Diamond eX-
press, when near Towanda.
BY the late forest fires in Sullivan
county Jennings Brothers, of Lopez.
claim to have lost one million feet of
logs.
Miss Kathryne McGovern is visiting
friends in Pit.ston and Wilkes Barre.
Ju lge Tanning has appointed three
viewers 10 investigate into the advisa-
nihtF of dividing the township Of Ulster
into two voting districts.
Northern cOmmandery, No. 16,
Knights Templar, of this place, at
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aged resident of Montrose, took place
on Sunday from the Methodist church
In Rush.
Fred II. Pride's mammoth barge
will be completed about June 15 1t
will be .arge enough for dancing pur-
poses.
The Montrose club has not lost a
game this season. 1t has not played
In Susquehanna.
More than the required acreage for
the production Of raw material for
the new Montio ose canning factory has
been secured and farmers are still
signing the acreage blanks.
W. L. Burdick, q southern orator,
will deliver temperance lecture in
Montrose on Tuesday evening, May
20.
eral of Scranton's wealthy residents
viii rent and purchase summer homes
in Montrose.
In Susquehanna on Tuesday, by
George W. Gleason, esq, Assistant
Chief Of the Fire Department j. II.
Eldridge and Miss Anna l.. Donley,
both of Binghamton. were. united in
marriage. Mr.. end Mrs. Eldridge left
in the afternoon for New York and
other points east.
The remains of Erie Conductor ].
Theodore Lewis were today inferred
in Great BEND. They were accompan-
led from Binghamton, where the fu-
neral services We're held, by a dele
cation of railroad men and other
friends.
It is expected that Rev. c. r. Love-
joy, Of Worcester, N. Y, will COM
mence Oh Sunday next to supply the
pulpit of the Susquehanna Baptist
church.
The recent report that the Erie was
about to man its main signal stations
with telephone operators, appears to
have no foundation in fact
The Susquehanna band gave an ex-
cellent conc ert this evening from the
Main street pagoda.
Tremaine post, No. ST, Grand Army
of the Republic. is arranging for a
creditable and proper observance of
Memorial Day.
1t will be Memorial Day, and not
Decoration" Day in Susquehanna
| county. In but a very few places will
the day be given up to base ball
games, pcnics and dances. 'Tis day
| for memory and for tears.
In blasting a large rock near the
| Cascade on Tuesday, bluestone quarry
men dislcdged and killed seven rattle
| snakes, ranging in length from three
| to six feet. The fears that the snake
crop would be a failure this year were
groundless.
If the frosts do not get in theii
| work, there will be great fruit CrOT
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-24
GARDEN VILLAGE WEDDING,
Miss Jessie Sax and Amantes Alex
ander Eby Are Married.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, May pa pretty wedding
took place IN the Garden Village at
high noon today, when Miss Jessie,
daughter of George Nj. SAKE, of Wyo-
ming avenue, became the wife of AM
antes Alexander EOy, prominent
TIazleton gentleman. The ceremony
was performed at the brides home
by Rev. DR.. HarshGw, of the Presby-
terian church. the couple standing be-
meath Gothic arch I'm front of
bank of palms, ferns, cut flowers ana
hydrangCas. The bride was attired in
duchcsse satin with pearl trimmings
and point lace and carried bridal roses.
Mrs Ira d. SAKE, OF Wilkes Barre,
was the maid of honor, and Helen
SAKE, Of Wilkes Barre was tho flower
girl. The groom's best man was
James Blanchard, of Ha2letOn. After
the ceremony the guests, numbering
about 100. partook of a wedding din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Eby left this after
noon on n wedding journey and will
soon be at home. The following Scran-
ton people attended: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Memory, DR. and Mrs. G.. Edgar
Dean, Mrs. 7. II. Watkins, Mrs. Nj.
i. Walter, Miss sake, Misses Addle
and Mary SAKE, also Mr.. and Mrs.
jerome iillibrilSe, Of Jermyn.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review,

New York, May 29. An effort was made TO re.
peat yesterdays lively demonstration in Sugar,
in n hope that the traders would find sufficient
price movement In that stock to yield profits on
the days turn, but the stock developed its GUS
tomary obstinacy and refused to advance to any
marked extent, or to hold what moderate gain
was made. Its extrtme range was pa and 1t
closed with a net liss OF ". The street was
flooded with tips this moining promising a
repetition Of yesterdays sudden jump and the
professional traders took on stock quite literally
The closing out Of short contracts yesterday left
the market without support on that account and
the buying did not attend much beyond the ranks
of the professional bulls In spite OF the an
nouncemcnt OF a further advance Of 10 cents
hundred pounds in refined sugar made by the
American company and followed by the other
rehners there was not sufficient demand for the
stock to enable the traders TO take their profits
and the price was brought back to about where
1t started under the pressure OF that process To-
days advance in the price OF refined sugar makes
a total Of fifteen cents hundred pounds during
the week and the quick response made by all the
companies to the advance gave color to the per-
sistent assertion that working agreement has
been arrived at between the rival companies lhe
fact OF concurrent advance at the end OF the
dull season in the trade and with the large de.
mand incident to the canning season to be met
detracts from the protestations made with ofii'lal
sanction that business is conducted under present
conditions on ruinous terms and that an ire
spOnsible conflict still RACES among the Comla-
mics. American Tobacco made a further advance.
The Pacincs made the best show Of strength es-
pecially Northern Pacific, which was affected by
rumors Of an increased dividend rate and was
benefited also by the timely rains in the north
west The buying OF Northern Pacific was at
tributed in part to Berlin account. lnterna-
tional houses were sellers on balance to a small
extent, the foreign markets continuing generally
depressed. A number ot the largest professional
operators in stocks are preparing for vacation
trips to Europe, there some OF the buying OF
stocks is said to be the closing out of accounts
on the short side for their benefit. Total sales,
29i,500 shares. The bond market was dull and
small and irregular changes in prices were the
rule. Total sales, par value, Sl030,000. United
States Is registered advanced a and old As
and IS declined n in the bid price.
The following quotations are furnished The
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SUSQUEHANNA.



Susquehanna, May 2S.--stephen Mar
oney, ir, is recovering from IN Oper-
alton performed on Saturday tor her
mia.
The Burglar" company will appear
in Hogan opera house on Friday even
ing, June ].
Mrs. Charles c. Langford, formerly
of Susquehanna, but now of Waverly,
N. Y, is in the Packer hospital, in
Sayre, seriously i'll with erysipelas.
The DimoCk camp meeting will this
year commence ON Wednesday, Au-
gust %, and close on Thursday, Au-
gust 80.
Sneak thieves have been stealing
pie-plates about town, If they pur-
chase enough sugar to Use it, it will
ruin them financially.
Ascension day services will tomor-
row be held in st. Johns Catholic
church, Christ Episcopal church, and
Grace Episcopal church in Oakland.
Borr, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Klees,
Of the Oakland side, son; to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Bennett, of Jackson street,
daughter, Just in time to help out
in the census.
Harry w. Beach has been elected
president of the Anti Saloon league
in Montrose, An excellent selection.
Mr., Beach is one Of Montrose's most
progressive and stirring and sterling
| citizens.
In 1898 Congreg sman Grow intro
duced a bill in the house for the re-
lief Of the heirs Of Samuel Tewksbury,
who reside in Susquehanna county,
and on Friday last it was passed,
1t is reported that former Register
| and Recorder Samuel S. Wright, OF
| Montrose, is a candidate for state
dairy and food commissioner. to sue
coed Major Levi Wells, Of Bradford
| county,
Former Erie Shop Clerk j. Storm
Farick will remove to New York.
] The funeral of Henry Baxter, an
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, May 23.---Wheat--Firm and Ac
higher; contract grade, May, 7oAa7lhc. Corn
Firm and l4c. higher; No. mixed May, 4lha
4iiac. 0ats-Dull and weak No. 2 white clipped
9tiaa30c. No. 8 do do, 29c Nol 2 mixed do.
2slas29c. Butter-Firm; fair demand. fancy west
ern creamery, coke; do. prints Bic. Eggs
Firm, good demand; fresh, nearby, l31kc; do
western, lac: do. southwestern, l3,ac.; do
southern, 19kaI9c. Cheese-Unchanged Refined
Sugars-Firm and 10 points higher: confectoners
powdered, 5.40c. J.! orcwn A, 565c; cubes, 5,lOc. ;
grocers, powdered, 5,4Oc granulated and crystal
A, 530c.; confectoners A, 5.l0c, confectionery
granulated, 555c Nos. ], and 8, i.35c; No
No S, 4.70c. No. 9, 465c. No. 10. i.6Oc; No. II,
4,55c.: Nos 70 to 10, 4.50c Cotton-l.l6c. lower
middling nrlands, Bile Taow--Quiet but
steady; city prime in hogsheads, 5a5Bc. country
do, barrels, 5Ba5hc.; dark, do, i%a5c. cakes
5,ac.; grease, Sl4alssc., as 10 color AVE Toul.
try-Quiet; fowls easier; fowls, lOiic old roos,
ters, 7laasc.; spring chickens, l7c. Dressed
Poultry Steady but quiet; fowls, choice .r,EG.
do, fair to good, ghaloc.; old ROSTERS. 7lEc. !;
brolers, 2Oa2sc. Receipts Flour, 1900 barrels
and 1000 OOo pounds in sacks; wheat. l3JOl bush.
els; corn 10000 bushels, cats, $500 bushels
Shipments-Wheat, 40.0O0 bushels; corn, GSSI 100
bushels. oats, II, 600 bushels
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

tended the conclave at Wilkes Barre.
DR.. C. NJ. Pratt was one of the aides
In the parade.
George Hill, a colored man of about
twenty-five years, was killed by the
cars at Sayre a few nights ago. His
home was in Montgomery, Ala.
A school of instruction is in progress
at Sayre, to learn the operation of the
Hall automatic electric signals.
Rev. w. Il. Wright, former pastor
of the Towanda Universalist church.
has just died at his home in Freehold,
N. j.
Stanley Powers, the alleged counter
feiter, at a hearing yesterday before
the United States commissioner, was
held in $1,000 bail for appearance at
court in Williamsport in September.
Patrick White, a car repairer Of
Sayre had both legs severed from his
body on Monday, while under a car
doing work.
The gang of men placing the auto
matte signal system are at work below
Towanda.
Sheriff Drake delivered two prison.
ers to the Eastern penitentiary yester-
day.