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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
ROBO De UNA YEGUh

A don Ramon Lopez yecino del ba-
rr1O ue Barinas, terminO munich al de
YaucO, le Ma sido straida de SUI finca
una !. egua de su propiedad cuyas senss
son las sigutentes:
Color alasana, de seis Y media
cLartas de alzada, erin cola regular,
pasO menudeO y sobre tro.e, pOr e.
na particular una mancha blanca en-
medic de los h' mbrillos al empezar la
erin.
L. duenO Ofrece gratifioar al que
le de noticIas de su paradero.
IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
DE RAFAEL MAIN.


kn las Cruces, esrretera central, do
Caguas Cayey, Las vende ell que suscribs
y las puede haoer de capa bianco, ausuSos
camilla y slgarrobo, precioa convencfo-
males.
Vicente R. MuM0a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
PEROIOA De UN CtBALLO

Sc ha desaparecido un caballo cue
yas senas son lss sigu.entes:
Salno claro; seis y medias cuartas
alzada, un Gordon blancO al lado del
esp1nazo. una pata do atras blanca, y
9n Gordon de una herida en- la espalda
derecha
Sera gratif1cado el que de noticias
dc su paradero a don Ramon 0arcias.
en- Caguas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

TranqufHdna, safaa RePose. Fara las
Maarea Cra~sur~s.
Ell JARABR OALMANTE de Ia
Sra. WINSLOW, 90 do los nifos On
sl per,odo dc la DENTIClON. Los
ablands las encfas, resuelve In infams-
ci6n, alivia todo dolor, Y onra el coifcs
ventoso. Inocente eficax en- tod on 10
oasos. Aeonsejamos las madres aus
tengan un ninc enfermo, que no de1es
aue la prevention propis nj In de otros,
evite sl uao de esta mec fsana ca proper
oiona aliyio seguro, absoaa.amsnss seSuro.
si 90 usa oportunamense.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
BUEYES

Sc cuban bueyes toda clase de
ganaco en- la estancia ~L1 Fluta>, So
linas.
Ex'sten m'gnifcos rastcs absn-
dantes aguas dc caudOlos)s Tics Y AFRO
yOs.
1 mi alt.A. g AoifeyO -Cavev.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
CoMUNICADO
IESTARA LOCO2

\. IN mi anterior comunicado estima-
!, tI que Ell senior Alfonso Mendez, no es-
IaOa muy bien de sus facultades menta-
OOH yb hoy ia sido dejado cesante por el
sSoolerno, no. cuya bandera todos por igual
IVY TOopa satisfactoriamente.
40, hs'a actltud que contra ell senior Men
erao % toma que deplorO, me hace
r'oD Vot que no ,estaba errado en- mi ante
yar.s ItUr aSeveraci6n y pregunto sEstara de
,s ,oras loco1 81 10 esta al manicomio con el
F''O antes a dpagar.
Caguas 10 de Mario de 1901.
Francisco Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

,,s,n. celebrara un meeting polf
n' a.t. poblaci6n ell artista Tlsolito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

,,s,r. domingo, sstsrA en- ls ca
nn'o.nadsudose en- el Hotel Ing'ate-
81, nU, ..,ro oue1ido amigo el senior Mu-
Rivers. ;, n;.mo dfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

:. ;a6, nuaioipal de San Lorenzo h.
.,a;,ori,do 4 Felipe Neris Orosco- y
AL Carmen X ,driguez-conocido
l'p ,,a1 Candido-en causa sobrs hurto,
~ .'oIo Serafn Flores en- Sumario que
~ lone Dor id8ntioo delito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
$

NOTA s.
,,s,ra domingo, sstsrA en- Ia ca
n"a.nadandose en- el Hotel Iug'ate.
-! n" Ito querido amigo el sefior Mu-
a h,n.s,osara el mismo dfs.
u,sap. oelebrara un meeting polf
- s,ts poblaOion ell artista Tlsolito.
oomisionados de Puerto Rico
". ,hstir Ia esacci0n Hollander, han
'fi NV G9I ma instancia rsxonads al Sena
d Mr.. For k r
GovcI1 BARREIao. .i.,s: G'ssj'"' de"
c,uo IA Ruiz Belvis. Csguas Pr
,r.,..o anerido amigo don Msnuei
MI tiepe en- Ia Habana la reprosen-
-. I'D 5e una de las ma importantes ca
ga A. ocrnaroo de los Estados Un'dos.
.onne,ta dc Mr.. Hollandsr se an.
XXI $50 dollars snuales, el sueldo
p1p'f r6G,I primero del Conaejo ejecutivo
:. ;,A, muaioipal dc San Lorenzo b
a;.or;,do 4 Felipe Neris Orosco- y
!. " 6sI Carmen K 'driguex-conocido
lam Csndido o-en causa sobre hurto,
g0 ',toIo Serafu Flores en- Sumario que
y. ,igue por id6ntico delito.
|Ios6 G. del Vale { Fortale.a 7l)-
CSnu,s para Ia gestion de asuntos adm
HDistrstivos.
Aver tsrde so di6 cristiana sepulturs
49,. ciudad al oadAver de don Antero
&,b,pilIss Il rnandez, couserge de la ca
II, ,cnptamiento, cuyo puesto desempe
Ns,bs cumpldsmente conqaittandoRe ls
tim,oi6n de sus superiores.
Ia pooas ,ras una congestion cere
Nbul le rrebat6 Ia vida.
Dascsnse en- la paz de los juet g.
Ms dioen de n .guabo que entire lor
Eolviduos que componen ell comit6 in
|r,nlieionaI de sq1el pueblo se observaD
|vnndes ditsreucias d eausa de la crescion
In dos tres pobres empleos para squells
oOAdad.
H, llegAdo la oapitll don Antonio
'6rmiputo, seoretsrio del Bdnco de Puer
h Rico, procede de N,W York.
Numerosos vetinos de Utuado su' g
cibsn una instanoia dirijida al gobarnA
dor loiotAndo trab, 10.
tB1Se desea saber el paraderO del
seiOr Martinez ROs, natural de Muir
ella, Espana. SET 80 /
Naestro sgente de Las Marfss, nos
dice que son IN lchas las veoes que llegsn
Ah sdministraei6u de aquel pueblo los
psquetea do LA DEMoCRACIA con stfiales
sHdentea de, haber sido abiertos y faltando
agunos ejemplsres.
Aivertimos al rata que no quisie-
ramos teuer qae tratar partioularmente
slte asunto.
Dice LIZ Bruja de Mayagd que
liss stras paso por la calle de Mendez
Vgo uu matrimonio americana, lucien
do Oada c6nyuge un sombrero del pats
1 medic hacer.
ExpectAculo, oolega!
D,spuss de largs ausentia en- Vene
l1ea hn rrgresado q Lsres el joven don
Luis Gonzales Gnmendfa, m9dico ciru
luo que Sc gradu6 rseientemente en- sque-
la repdblca.
Tn joven de buenas referencias vi
,astante pr4c tica desea colccarse en-
ngenlO, Fobrica o Empresa, para ell in
erlOr fuera d. la isla como pintor,
ereDO, capataz, guarda almacen, co
red0r de svannratOras, bOmbas de ali
loa'a' ion desagues. Para m fDfOr
le' GlriJir la correspondence q l..
aoaet -BoriEquen No : l Rio piedras
'uerto Rico. 6 4
sa enuueutrs en- San Jaan uuestro
.!''nognido amigo don Josquin SeIvera
'Y'' Doctor er jarisprudencis que de
'n2en. la oGoloSs dol regiGtro de Ia
= ETr4 j
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

=, oomisionados de Puerto Rico
w n.o,batir Ia essccion Hollander, hsn
sfi nv GO ma instancia rsxonada al Sena
NJ Mr. For T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

No,,to qnerido amigo don Msnue'
MI Nj tieps en- Ia Habana la reprosen-
70 !. m. de las ma importantes ca
F'9a !, n oor, qrcio de los Estsdos Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

,,cpaesta de Mr.. Hollandsr sc au-
,HFl $50 dollars snuales, el susldo
,l'f : '6,i,I primero del Conaejo ejecutivo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

Ei duefio de este estsblecimiento tlsne
eli gusto de ofrecsr al paolico en- gen.'1 1s,s
aus amigos de la localidad de 10 M isla
ans seryicIos en- este Salon Bar6erso, don :
de seran atendido con prontltud, esmeio,
Iimpiesa, elegancia y modicldad en- 'os
precios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02
hose ROADA

EBANISTA
Ofrses sus servicfos ca la ealle de
Alforso. Caguas, Puerto Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

.oun,1 : pARRFI30 Cirujano deu
lkU SOlJ tista.
c.uo de Ruiz Belvis. Csguas Pr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

hasA G. del Vale { Fortale.a ny
Cso,u,s para la gesti6u de asuntos adm
hitrstivoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

81 trabaja Gu Washington para
0ousegalr que Sc imponga derecho de i'm
.Orsaslon la sal sxtrangera que llegue
aPuertO Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

Aver tarde sc do crIstiana sepuIturs
81. ciudad al oadAver de don Antero
4 E.b,nillss Il rnandez, conserge de la ca
|, ,cupt4miento, cuyo puesto desemPe
k,b. oumplidsmente oonquittandoRe ls
ptimaOi6n de sus superiores.
Eo pooas Jras una congestion oere
bnl le arrebat6 Ia vida.
Doscsnse en- Ia paz de los juet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

sa enuueutrs en- San Juan nuestro
ssDaAognido amigo don Josquin SeIvera
ol'''' Doctor er jarisprudenois que de
''n2ena la ofoioss dol regiGtro de Ia
Pro2ieiad Il San German.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

IA 4llegAdo la oapitll don Antonio
Srmipnto, ssoretsrio del Baaco de Puer
b Rico, procede de NV York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

NamerOsos vecinos de Utuado au' 9
cribeu uua instsnoia dirijida al gobarna
dor lo!ioitAndo trsby 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

Ms dioen de n .guabo que entire los
Iolyiduos que componen ell comite in
o,picional de sqlel pueblo sc observaD
gnpdes difsrencias d eausa de la creacion
4. dos 8 tres pobres emPleos para squells
IOoadad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-02

1Se desea saber el paraderO de
gelOr Martinez ROs, natural de Muir
sia, Espana. SET 80 = /
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
HOLLISTERVILLE

Special to 'hc Scranton Tribune.
Hollistervillc. Feb. G.--Mrs, Andrew
Ecaocknr. of this place, died at the
Moses Taylor hospital in Scranton. on
Fob. |, and the people of our village
wcr" dll"d With sorrow when they
learned or her demise. The remains
were brought to her late residence
here last Saturday. Tho funeral SER
ices were conducted in the Baptist
church here Feb. I at o'clock p. m.
Rev. G. y. SpauldinG oiilciatcd, assisted
bv RovS. McNey and Fisk. Rev.
%pauldinc selected for his text Fec.
=; /. and spoke highly culoSistic Of the
deceased lady. She was Il quiet, help
ful ncie hhur and viii be greatly missed.
Intormcnt was made in IIollistcrville
cemetery. Deceased j. survived by a
husband. a son ana one grandchild.
Mrs. Amanda Brown Is Ill.
Mrs. Floyd 'esScndcn is suffering
with the grip.
Mr.. Charles \. Wiley, of this place.
who has been suffering with typhoid
fever at a private hospital in Scranton.
is reported to be slowly regaining his
health.
Mrs. Eliza Fessendcn, who has been
on the sick list for some time. is very
oorly at this writing.
]. D. and +. \. Watrous hay" been
working on the ice at Maplewood,
Mildred Elliott has recovered from
her attack of the grip
The remains OF Mrs. Berhcidt, of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
AVOCA,

Friendly union No. s, comprising
Pittston and Avoca lodges, Sons Of
ST. George. will give an entertain
ment in O'Malley's hall this evening.
Included in the programme will be n
farce entitled "a Case of Suspension" T"
also number of other good special
ties, consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music. At the conclusion ~
the programme, refreshments will he
served. Admission 20 cents.
The funeral of Mrs. James Sheehan
will take place this afternoon a 3
O'Clock. lnterment viii be in st.
Mary's cemetery.
Mary Agnes, the three -year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. O'Brien
jr., died on Monday evening, after sur.
fering several days with scarlet fever
She was a bright little child and being
the only girl in the family the parents
are almost prostrated over the loss oi
the little one. Two OF the boys are still
| in n critical condition with the same
| disease. The little one was inferred
| Tuesday afternoon in St Mary''
| cemetery.
The four-yeal -old SON III Mr, anC
| Mrs. James Grove, of Pittston town
! ship. died on Monday evening Of mem
braneous Group. lnterment viii h.
made this afternoon in Marcy GENE
| terry.
! Frederick Sives. Thomas AtwGll an,
John Nash have returned home fror
, Diego. North Carolina.
The marriage OF Miss sadie Thomp
son of Miller hill,and William Schmat2
of Pittston. will be solemnzed at ia
home of the brides parents on Thurs
dav. February ia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

rhiladclpGn, Eel, G.-Nh,Jt--inchnl2"d: "d:
contract grade, 5ja,j,ic. Com steady ". .
mixed, February, 4@alSltn. O,l,--Stcliy; ~.
white clipped, "2'&c. Buttcr->tcgt, lgul
western creamery 22c.; do. 30. prints, 2@c.; do.
nearby prints, &c, Ous-iirm; fresh n-n.",
western and southwestern. BE; do. -outhorN,
fancy small, ll9ic. 90. do. du. Lair to ohorr,
lOl2all12p Refined Sugar, -puiru. ,ulrug-.
rncahnged. Tlllow-rirH lur quiet; city prime,
in hogshCldS, &C.; ticrccs. Ne; country u,wr,
in barrels. Ilaajc,; cakes, i',r. Live luuluN-
staedy; fowls, 0Iaal0tac.; old rooslrr,. 1,;
chickens. 9al0c.; ducks, l2c.: %"c-', 'all".; tw'
keys, 0alOc. Dressed Poultp--Iinn, aood d0.
mand; fowls choice, lOc,: do. iair to- %'"t "'
gi2c.; old roostcrS, 6lga7C.I nearby 'm"hrr-.
l0al3c.: western do. 9lllc.. turkeys, "h"irn ro
fancy, l0lioc.: ducks, Halle, lGc ltt', for
nearby. Rcceipts--llou, 1000 Ont,l, aud l,i0o,-
900 pounds in sacks; wheat, 600 huShc,' corn,
67 900 bllShels oats, $1,000 bushels. Shium nt-
Wheat 0,OO0 bushels cou, l3i,uol nu-h"l-. o.'s,
-. 600 bushels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
FACTORYviLLE.

Special to ne scranton Tribune.
Factoryvilie. Feb. 6.--Thc Misses Ber-
jha Knapp and Lizzie Wilbur were M
from Tunkhannocli Tuesday afternoon.
They report the condition of Rev. ii.
n. Wilbur as steadily Improving.
People here who are, fortunate
enough to own q horse and sleigh are
enjoying the frss slclghine of the sca-
son in this section.
Arthur II. Squier. representative
from this county, has introduced a bill
IA Tie house nt Harrisburg providing
for the selection of q site and the erec-
ton &C "A state hospital for the insane
for the counties OF Bradford, sullivan,
Suspuchanna. wyoming. Wayne. Lack
aNaura and Pike. and aurrorrin,ins
$4,000 for tho samc. Whether MI.
Soucr viii be ab.a ,0 push this bill
through TO ~ successful termination
remains to be seen, but his chances
for recognition In the house were large
iy increased. no doubt. by his action
in the senatorial matter. The crowd
cd condition of asylums already exist
ing furnishes abundant preteNt for the
introduction of the measure. and in
drtererce to tn, author of the bill the
Institution, il built. should I've located
| a. FactoryVilln.
The Masonic banquet that was 10
| have Ecrn held in Odd Fellows hall
last night has been postponed on ac-
count OF so much sickness among mem-
! bcrs Of the order.
! tioth of our physicians have recov-
e.rgd from their recent illness sufficient
! ~ to b. out and looking after the well
| A. 4 IA .fn Ia.
, Dr. l.. 4. Wheaton, who was injured
! ia n railroad wreck on one OF the
ern roads while going west last year
lis injuries.
The borough council met at then
rooms last night and cleared up what
business had accumulated in the past
thirty days.
The triennial assessment of tht
| county shows a valuation Of S69,00
less than three years ago. This is due
TO the fact that in many townships th'
Gssessors cut down the valuation, M
doubt in response to the appeals o
property owners. The commissioner
we're confronted with the necessity %
raising the tax rate or compelling tn
assessors who decreased the valuatio,
to rut i; back to the former standard
Tney chose the latter as being mos
equitable.
Mrs. s. y. Simrcl, OF Scranton. rc
turned to her home yesterday afte
spending several days here with he
parents.
Mr.. Alfred Eosslter. who has bee
connected with Reynolds IL Rossite
and later with the Keystone I.umbe
6-!d Supply company for the past yeai
has severed his connection with til
f,,....
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
FOREST CITY.
acial to the Scranton Tribune.

SI'tIlbi 10 lit scranton IIlnune'
Forest City, Feb. 6.--The Husking
Bee dance i'm the Opera House last
night was not largely attended owing
10 the inclement weather. II was
thoroughly enjoyed, however. by those
present. Miss Maxwell. OF Carbondale.
was pianist.
Mrs. u. Ii. Malta is Ill.,
The Anthracite Social club will hoa
its first monthly meeting tomorrow
evening. The members ere now In
stalled in their new rooms. which are
being made very comfortable.
The eleventh annual convention of
the Honesdale district Epworth Lea
que was held here Monday and Tues
day, and anding the stormy
weather, was largely attended The
programme, as outlined in Tuesday y
| Tribune, was carried out with very
few exceptions. The following officer.
were elected yesterday afternoon
| President, Rev. G. VI. Prentice: first
vice president, Mrs. r. l.. Clark; sec
ond vice president. Charles Baker:
third vice president Rev. Iva -. Els
It's: fourth vice president, l.. IL. Van
| Hoesen: recording secretary. Miss
Sadie Miller; corresponding secretary
| Miss Shatfer, Warden; Iunior League
! Miss Bush, Honesdale.,
Last evening. Rev. Mr.. Pierce, ot
Scranton, gave very interesting ad-
dress on the open Bible" He illus.
trated it with off-hand chalk sketches
which helped TO impress his ideas upor
the large audience.
The street car men have been under
difficulties the past few days, owing
to the stormy weather. The snow has
been drifting greatly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Feb. G.-Thc trading in
stocks and bonds today showed eX-
traOrdinary volume and variety, the
aggregate sales of all stocks reaching
l,96i.20 shares compared with the re-
cord of over 100000 shares, which
only exceeds them. The days list IN
bonds was also very large, but 1t did
not reach the level alta ined at various
times in the bull market in the spring
OF 1899. The demand for railroad
| bonds is nevertheless a very notable
| feature in the current market, ana
the pressure OF investment funds into
these seni-speculative securities had
a great influence on speculative senti-
ment In the stock market. The days
market divided itself quite distinctly
| into three classes. The first was COM
| prised in the opening bulge in which
| the violent bidding due to the conges-
| ton OF urgent buying orders over
night caused some sensational ad-
vances. Prices promptly ran off on
profit taking. attracted by this high
| level, and the market yielded so easily
that the bear traders made a vigorous
| attack. causing some rather serious
breaks in prices. This comprised the
/
! selling mood had exhausted itself, tra-
ders began To be impressed with the
character Of some of the buying at the
| decline. When The semi-annual divi-
dend On Reading first preferred was
| announced, showing increase from lis,
| the previous rate. to > per cent, the
buying became furiously active ana n
! considerable short interes, was driven
| V,f n
| The final cycle in the market. rho
final recovery was broken by frequent
periods of realizing, which continued
in some cases to the close. making the
tone slightly irregular at tho last,
though the undertone was strong. The
opening bulge was most pronounced
in the steel stocks under the influence
of the growing belief In the plan 10
consolidate all the great steel COM
binatlons This" billion doli1r CON.
solldation" is stupendous Nv It's pro-
portions, and offers such vast possibili,
ties tor t0tation of new securities as
to dazzle the most fertile speculative
imagine tion. The current belief In it!
accomplishment underly the relative
movement of the days market,
The most conspicuous movements il
The sleel stocks anf the largest tran
sactions we're in Federal Strel an,
Steel and Wire. Federal steel ros'
33s and the preferred Az steel an,
! Wire rose 3, and the preferred >, Na
tional Tube was Mp 3Ss and Repuhh
steel preferred AZ. There were con
siderable co9ctioas IN thls grnuT, 4"
! well as IN the vhoio lisr from ih
hulg,. The selling {. tale profit
I Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
THOMPSON.
Special 10 the scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the scranton Tribune
Thompson, Feb. 6.--Mrs. J. =. Lyden
has been on the sick list this week.
Leon Potter. The Tribune boy. has
been quite seriously Ill for several
days. Robbie Harper is distributing
the paper for him. Robbie Is quite a
hustler and gets there on time.
Mrc. T.. e. Layton succunbed to the
grip for several days, but is gaining
at this writing.
Burgess l.. G.. Layton preached in
! the Methodist church Sabbath morn
ing. Rev. David, the pastor is still in
! the tolls OF the grip.
Rev. p. K Towner returned from
/ Factoryvllc Monday afternoon and
with a slow step made his way to
Rest Cottage. having been confined to
| his bed all day Sunday by the dis
! ease SO prevalent at Factoryville and
elsewhere. He was not able to attend
| the funeral of Mrs. Orrin Mattison, at
North Jackson, Yesterday, as he was
| called. nor is he astir today. He is
thankful for Il marked Improvement in
! his condition, however.
The blizzard has prevailed since
I Monday evening. There is only about
/ This morning the shovel brigade came
| into town from North Jackson, making
| the way possible for the milk haulers
and the mail carrier on that route.
! James Fuller, of South Gibson, who
is the administrator of the William
Chandler estate. has taken Clarence
| Lewis. of our borough. to Montrose ia
answer to the charge of unlawfully
| taking hay from the barn recently be
longing 10 said estate, in Thompson
township. The hay was pressed and
ready to ship.
! g. r. Bliss is in Factoryville today
John Leslie, Of Suspuehanna, Is in
town today awaiting the abating oi
the winds.
| The track men We're called out last
night to clear the track.
! A necktie party in Grand Army OF
tho Republic hall this evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-07
MONTROSE.
scranton Tribune

special to dc scranton Tribune
Montrose. Feb. 6.--The criminal work
for January term of court was con-
Cluded with the case of the common
wealth against John Clcary, charged
with larceny and receiving. The jury
returned a verdict ot not guilty.
The case of Anna l.. Waterman W.
the Delaware, Lacka wanna and West
orn company has been occupying the
attention of the court since Yesterday
and is still on trial. Like all rail-
road' suits, this one is being made a
stubborn legal battle on both sides.
The plaintiff is represented by Paul
Sherwood and Ralph Il. Little, while
the company is represented by Major
Everett Warren and a. n. McCOllum.
There Is u great array of witnesses In
attendance, and many of our towns
people are interested spectators, being
attracted by the wit and cloauence OF
the learned counsel.
Yesterday mornings train on the
Marrow Gauge railroad did not
reach Montrose station until this af-
ternoon at about 8 o'clock. The train
reached South Montrose yesterday, and
large gang of men went down from
out.
The wife of Harry ScvcisOn, one Of
the victims of the hotel fire at Bing-
hamton on Tuesday, was a Miss Lake,
formerly of South Montrose.
The money required to assure the
establishment of the pants factory In
| this place has been raised and ii is
stated that the factory will he in oper-
alton by May l. There are appar-
| emily well founded rumors as to sew
eral other manufacturing companies
which are desirous of locating here
and will do so If our citizens but ex-
ert themselves a little. This is good
| news, and all that Montrose needs "a
make it boom with prosperity is Il
| few good industries. and at present
there seems to he a very strong like
lihood that we will get them.
The twentieth anniversary OF the
| Christian Endeavor movement was APP
| propriately observed by the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
OF the Baptist church on last Sunday
evening. There was large attend.
ance, and the following programme
! was rendered: Song, Awake Ny
Sour'; responsive reading, l Josh, i'll
prayer, Mrs. +. b. Gill: duet. Misse:
Mildred Holbrook and Maud Loomis
Introductory greeting, Mrs. II. II. MoY
ris; Good Courage from the Past,
James Morris. jr.: Good Courag,
from the Present" Miss Maud Loo
mis-; responsive service poem. Eel
lOwshiu in service" Mrs. Stevcr
hymn; Christian Endeavor pledge IL
unison: vocal solo. Peace" Mrs. L.
=. Gill: greeting to juniors; song b,
juniors: short addresses; thank offer
ing for missions: song, Send tn,
Light; mizpah; benediction.