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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-03
WINNERS.
pcial to the Scranton tribune.

"F70'N' 70 w 'V''II7VII TF1UUEIV
Winners, Feb. 1,-Commencing Janu-
airy 27, the local freight leaves VIM
mers at 7,30 a. m. for Hawley: return.
ing leaves Winners about 13O for
Scranton.
County superintendent of Lackawan-
ma county visited the different schools
i'm this locality and gave a good report
OF the WINNERS school
w. II. Kline, of Scranton, was the
guest of his brother-in-law. at Hotel
WINNERS, on Monday, January a. Or.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byteran church will meet with Mrs.
John r. Taylor, OF Cherry street. on
Thursday afternoon next at 3 o'clock
William II. Wilson, of Minersville, a
former resident of Dunmore, spent yes
terday at the home of Sidney Mat
thews, of Bakely street.
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Theatrical.
TopAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LYCEuM-."A Trip TO Buffalo" Night.
ACADEMY OF MUSlC--Sawtelc Dramatic com.
pany. Night.
STAR-Dainty Parcc Burlesqucrs. Afternoon
and night.
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THURSDAY, Jan. 3O-The wives are formed by
the rocks under the lighthouse one is at the
base, the other near the square stone 10 The lett,
Friday, Jan. Slrhe boy is in the upper left
hand corner OF the board, and the elephant is in
the lower righthand corner.
saturday, Feb. l,-'rhe wife is just above the
mans hand, and the dog is under his sleeve.
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Tall "Bike" Story.

Somebody should make a collection OF cycling
yarns. they would certainly outyie the very
finest of fishing stories. The latest I have heard
rccounts how wheelman was riding in the
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Recruits Wnntad.

>>nN~~NN~ON>>N>~NNO> NO>N~~N>~o"~N~o>>I~N1N7NN
WANTED FOR L. s. ARMA-Ablc bodied un-
married men between the ages OF u and 3j
citizens Of the United States, Of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply TO Recruit
d..
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WANTED-Gir! for general housework at Dalton
Address II. T.. care Tribune.
AGENTS Wanted.


AGENTS for patented device which is easy to
demonstrate and new catalogue sent with
full description for &c. stamp. Bellmar Mfg,
lis Wood ave, Syracuse, y. Y.
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Storage.


FIRST CLASS STORAGE for furniture, house,
hold goods, etc Fifty separate room1, lricS
building. individual keys For terms, etc,
scranton Storage Company, ll3 Franklin avenue.
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Statesmen Wanted.

>~~~~~~---~~~~~--~-~c--v
SALESMEN-rwo of good education and adj
dress, to learn our business, first as sales
men, then managers; reference. gOl Mears
building, Scranton.
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Money to Loan,


ANY AMOUNT or MONEY 10 LOAN--Quick
straight loans or Building and Loan. 1t
from 10 per cent Call on n, V. Walker,
Sli3l5 ConnSll building.
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Rooms and Board.

ROOMS TO RENT. with board, 500 Mulberry
street,
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Help Wanted-Female.


YOUNG LADIES WANTED, any distance, copy
letters home evenings and return to lis. We
pay IS per thousands; send addressed envelope,
particulars and copy. +. NJ. c., Dept. 4lj, Box
l4ll, Philadelphia.
WANTED-By good girl to do houscwori in
private family; only small family paying
good wages need reply. Address T. s., Tribune
Office.
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WANTED--By leading Philadelphia house. first.
to the retail trade, one who has an acquaintance
preferred; must have best reference and be able
to furnish bond. Address p. o. Box 2oS. Phila'
delphia.
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NOTICE Is hereby given thar application will he
made to the Board of Pardons. in the SIT
premc Court rooms, Harrisburg, Penna., Feb
iuary 49, 1902 Tor the pardon Of joseph Keller,
now serving sentence in the state Penltentiary
lor the Eastcn District OF Pennsylvania, for tho
crime OF manslaughter.
HARRY c, HUBLER, Attorney,
JANUARY %, 1902.
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Boarders Wanted.

PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
10 board. German or English. Call any time
after Thursday All conyencnces, s07 Harrison
avenue.
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Real Estate.


FOR SALE-Four choice Webster avenue lots
between Pine and Gibson streets. G.. r. Roy
nOlds, Conncll building.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.i
q Lines 10 Cents
More Than Four Lines, Cents for Each Extra Lin:
For Rent.

s~I~~~>>N~O~O~>>~> w.
HOTEL FOR RENT with fixtures; ncxt door to
star tlcatcr, $40 Linden street. Mrs. j. {.
Wcichel
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sroGk AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write for our special market letter. Free on
application. S. VI. IIihhard 8 Co., members y.
y, Consolidated and Stock sNehangc, a and 10
Broadway, New York. Established lsH, Long
Distance Phone 93ss Broad.
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FOR SALE-New house ON Cornell street Round
Woods Park; modern Improvements: easy
terms, Apply to Spring Brook Lumber Co., or
L.. $. Woodhousc.
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WANTED-Room ard board in refined private
family for three ladies; not to exceed $i2 per
week Ore located within hyc minutes walk from
city hall preferred. Address, X. II. Tribune OF,
flee.
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NellSlOus SERVICES,
The services at the Presbyterian
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FOR SALE--At Clmk's summit; place of iire
acres, house and barn, good fruit; chuap lur
cash, Inquire OF Mrs, l., Lindsay, III North
Main avenue, city.
FOR SALI,-0ne acre of land, improved with
ninc'rooia house; plenty and variety ot fruit;
good location in village OF Fleetville. Mrs Olive
Fish, FleetYile, Pa.
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Business Opportunity.

HAVE YOU village. city or town properly, busi.
ness or stock OF goods To sell on exchange
List your property with J. l.. Tracy, Real Estate
Exchange, Wayerly, \. Y,
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STU ALTON WANTED - An expert laundtcss
would like to get ladies' and gentlemen
laundry stopping at hotels; can laundcr colored
shirts without fading them; best OF city refer
ence, III Lloyd street. Top floor
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FOR RENT FROM APRIL 1.-The store room No.
2lj Lnckawanna avenue, now occupied 10y j.
VI. Williams ns a shoe store. Metal ceiling viii
be .put in and front rcpantcd. George Sander.
son, 1908 Mcars building.
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FOR SALE-Two horses, apply to George Douse
Taylor Pa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

A special dispatch to the Denver
News. from Tucson. Ariz., under date
Of August II. says:
ri Correo de Sonora brings an &C.
count Of daring stage holdup near
Mazatlan. Mexico, by three masked
men, supposed to have been American
outlaws. The robbers secured $4,000
and made good their escape with the
plumber.
fast sIx.horse stage runs from Ma.
zatlan to Rosario and inland towns. It
carries many passengers, and usually
has large sums OF money aboard. On
Thursday last an unusual large ship.
ment was made from Rosario to a
bank In Mazatlan. No fear was enter.
tanned. and as the road Is well travelled
the stage went unguarded. Near Ar
roise de Los Puercos. a small place be-
tween Mazatlan and Rosario, where
the road dips down into deep ravine.
three masked men stepped out from
behind clump of bushes and leveled
their rifles on the two drivers. com.
handing them to hold up their hands.
Mariana Gordilio. who held the lines,
whipped up the horses. and would have
made dash for safety. but bullet
pierced his breast and he fell back on
the seat dead. The other driver. Pri.
mitivo Ramirez. held up his hands,
and the robbers. grabbing the horses
bits, stopped the stage. The stage WIS
fu'!, but the passengers were unarmed
and made no resistance. At the point
OF two six-shooters Ramirez showed
the robbers where the money was car
ricd. They placed 1t on their horses
and rode away. leaving the passengers
unmolested. The dead driver was
placed in the stage, which proceeded
to VILLA Union. town six miles
farther on. where the authorities were
notified, and posse was sent out in
pursuit OF the robbers.
At last reports their search was fruit.
less. They were masked at the time
when the stage was held up, but pas
sengers on the stage claim they were
Americans and they are supposed to
be members Of band Of outlaws who
make their headquarters in the noun
tains Of northern Sonora.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

ment.
Mr.. Barnett has received a mum Der
OF applications from different merch.
ants for store room on the first floor.
cut has not yet decided whether the
f'rst floor will be one immense room
or whether II will be divided into sew.
eral small ones. He has decided on the
arrangement OF the two upper stories.
On the second floor will be fifteen
fine ONCE suits. A number OF the suits
will contain three rooms each. capable
OF being used separately or Together.
The upper story will contain three Of
fee suits and n roomy, well lighted
public hall. The ornamental front
with It's Moorish pillars and arches.
presents decidedly handsome appear.
ance. II is to be equipped with fine
system OF sanitary plumbing. Two
stairways will lead to the upper stories.
One will be at the corner OF the alley
at Second street and the other will as
cend from Railroad avenue.
Contractors specifications are be-
ing drawn up and the work Of building
will begin within the next ten days.
The new building will be ready for oc.
cupancy by Christmas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
"PINTo BILL"


known Here % "epot" Moore-t4s 10
Fined for Fun.
A special dispatch to the Denver Re-
publican from Cheyenne. Wyoming,
dated August IL, says:
spot" Moore. known a. Pinto Bill"
one OF the Albuquerque delegates to
the Elks' convention In Salt Lake, was
the victim Of joke here last night
that furnished the Denver delegation
with good deal Of amusement. Moore
was dressed In n unique costume and
acted In a manner that made him the
most conspicuous man In the crowd.
Tome Denver delegates fixed up the
scheme with the chief OF police and
Moore was arrested on charge OF
carrying concealed weapons. He was
taken before justice In the regular
style and fined tl7 and costs. The Den
yer delegation then went his ball and
he was released to proceed on his jour
ney. When the train bearing the dele.
rates left Cheyenne Moore was still
under the Impression that he had been
arrested and legally hned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
GRANT COUNTY SUIT.
Mining Company Claims Alleged Dam.
AGE from Sheriff ooodall.

mining Company Claims AiIe0eo DAM
age from Sheriff ooodaii.
Special to Citizen.
Silver City. N. NJ, Aug. 13.-Suit for
the sum Of $4,000 has been fled In the
district court OF this county by the
Golden Giant Mining company. Of New
York City, against Sheriff A. s. Good.
all and his sureties on his official bond.
The suit arose over an attachment
served by the sheriff on some machin-
cry, etc, located at Pinos Altos. where
the above company has considerable
mining property. which was sold at
public auction to pay judgments OBJ.
tained against Lawrence Waterbury.
Waterbury q few months ago. IL was
said purchased the property and the
judgments were suits brought against
him FOR debt while he was working the
mine. The suit will bring up consid.
cradle legal points and will be watched
with great interest in this locality. The
plaintiffs have employed as their at
torneys Messrs. H. b. FERGUSON. Of
Albuquerque. and Percy Wilson and
Alvin N. White, of Silver City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
LABOR CONVENTION.
Meeting 70 Try 20 Harmonic Differ
eness and stop Strikes.

st. Paul, MINI. Aug. 13.-The COM
mittee In charge OF the local arrange.
ments for the convention OF employer
and employe to be held here .HeS&
month Is In receipt OF adviceS WnitU
indicate that the gathering Wfif ~ ~
Of the most noteworthy and important
ever held In the country. both In
point OF character OF men participat.
ing and In the influence likely to dow
from It. Heads of great manufactur-
ing establishments will meet on the
same plane with their workers and
discuss In friendly spirit the ques-
lions which concern them both.
Among the problems to be considered
will be the question Of the eight-hour
day. that of making the home Of the
American labo, ing man more pleasant.
strikes, lockouts, labor legislation
and similar questions involving the
relation OF employer and employed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
BIG BATTlEsHlP.
Another Monster Warship for Ameri.
can Navy.

New York, Aug. 13.-Active prepar.
atoms already are under way at the
New York navy yard for the construc.
ton OF the new 5000 ton battleship
Connecticut. Immense piles are be.
ing driven to form the foundation for
the cradle on which the vessel viii, be
built. The officers in charge appre-
ciate the fact that much espends upon
their efforts, for upon the speed and
effectiveness shown In the construc.
ton OF the new man o'war depend In
a great measure the prospects OF the
establishment CT a government ship.
building plant Mt the yard. Every ef.
fort will be made by those concerned
In the direction Of the construction of
the battleship. to keep the manufac-
turers OF armor ant machinery strictly
to their contract time. If II can be
proved that battleships may be built
as quickly and as well at the navy
yard as at private ship yards the
facilities for ship-building will. It is
hoped. be much incl eased and made
permanent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
PYThlAN PARADE.
knights Of Friendship Throns Streets
Of San Francisco.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 13.-Tn:s
is busy day for the Knights Of Pyth.
las. Al 0 a. M. the Pythian sisterhood
began the second session at Elks' hall.
There review OF the uniform rank
and competitive drills were held In the
pavilion at o: 80 a. m. and at the same
hour the supreme lodge convened at
the Palace hotel. The imperial palace
Of the Knights Of Khorassan held a
session at Pythian castle at 10 a. m.
and the supreme temple Of the Rnth.
bone Sisters assembled at the Native
Sons hall at the same time. The chief
event OF the day will be grand pa
rade which will move at 3 p. IN. and
traverse the principal streets OF The
city Twenty brigades Of the uniform
rank and thousands OF other knights
are expected to be in line. In the even.
ing there will be grand musical con.
cert Mt the pavilion and q banquet to
visiting Rathbone Sisters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
BACK FROM Pecos.
A. A. Henry Remembers Friends with
Some Fine Trout.

A. A. Henry and wife. with Mr. Ev.
ans and Jack Dixson. arrived last
night from the upper Rio Pecos coun.
try. where they put in the past month
fishing. hunting and enjoying life In
true syle. Mr.. Henry Is a fine trout
fisherman, and this morning. In order
to prove the assertion to be true, pre-
sented a mess Of fine trout to quite q
number Of his friends and among these
he did not overlook The Citizen ONCE,
for which We extend thanks. They
report having had a splendid vacation
and all gained some extra flesh. be.
sides rich brown color In complexion
As to hunting, MI. Henry says he
was successful In bagging some game
In season. but as far as the shooting OF
Dixson IL taken into consideration, the
game laws could be stricken from the
books for Jack never hits when he
shoots at any object. This version OF
Jacks shooting is somewhat different
from the story he told himself when
here about ten days ago. At that time
he said that his aim was SO good that
he could knock the head on Of any
kind Of bird on the Nv and that hi
shooting was the marvel Of all the
pioneers and mountaineers Of the up
per Rio Pecos country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16

r. l.. McCance. treasurer III thu
Pennsylvania Development company
and w. A. Boyer. Of the Santa Fe Cen
trail railway, returned to the territorial
capital from a trip along the entire
line OF the Santa Fc Central railway
says the New Mexican. The tele
graph line is constructed to a point
twenty.four miles this side of Torrance
and Is being rapidly pushed toward q
connection with the Office at Kennedy
station. the distance between the two
points being about seventy.five miles
One hundred and fifty teams are stead.
lily engaged In hauling ties for the
grade from the forests In the Gallinas
and Manzano mountains. Fifty teams
have been added to the working force
during the past week and more teams
are being engaged every day. The
steam pile driver this side OF Kennedy
station. Is working few miles from
this city and the pIling for the last
bridge outside Of the city limits has
been driven. The grading force, com.
ing this way, Is between Vega Blanca
and Doniciano station. the latter being
about six miles out OF town, and this
will be reached tomorrow. The grade
to the city limits Is expected to be
completed by the Goth inst. Ties and
bridge timber in abundance have been
distributed along the entire route to
Torrance. and when the graders are
taken of the section Of grading be.
tween Kennedy station and this city.
the grading force will he Immediately
turned south and work on the grade
will be hustled In great shape.
Mr. McCance reports rains all the
way from Progreco, Valencia county. q
station on the road about 100 miles
south of here and where the home
ranch of Col. J. Frank Chaves Ia stu.
ated. until he reached the city yGster-
day afternoon. The rain was q good
downpour and a great thing as 1t was
very dry throughout the entire sec.
ton.
Mr.. McCance. VINO Is q very energet-
ic and pushing man. and who under.
stands his business thoroughly. il well
pleased with the progress made and IL
OF the opinion that everything Is get.
ting on as nicely and as speedily as 1t
can. The only delay is being occasion
ed by the non-arrival of the steel rails
for the grade. These will not COM
mence to arrive until about September
Is: the mills from which they were
ordered had SO many orders ahead
that the order for $1,000 tons Of rails
by the Santa Fe Central railway could
MT be filled before that date.
There exists no doubt now but that
the road will be finished and In active
operation by January l. 1893. ibis
will prove q great thing not only tor
the capital city. but also tor the ~.
tire territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
MADE CONFESSION.
Woman confsssss That Her Lover
Killed Her Husband.


Cleveland. Chic. Aug. 14.-Mrs. Ig.
nats Wiurchowsky has made written
confession to the police that the man
who shot and killed her husband on
Sunday night was Charles Janaski, q
former boarder at the Wiurchowsky
home. and who is alleged to he infat.
uated with Mrs. Wiurchowsky. Mrs.
Wiurchowsky and husband were on
their way home when man rushed
from the bushes and killed WiurchOw.
sky instantly. Mrs. Wiurchowsly told
the police that Il was q robber that
committed the crime. Since the muir.
der Mrs. Wiurchowsky and Janaski
have been under arrest. Last night
two Of the city detectives went
through the crime in mimic AZ nearly
as possible from Mrs. Wiurchowsky' q
description. One Of the detectives act.
ed as escort for Mrs. Wiurchowsky
while the other rushed at them from
the bushes. When q revolver was
pointed at the detectives head the wo
man went into Mysteries and cried out
MY God, it's Charles Janaski." The
confession was verified later and writ
ten out. -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS.
Business Men Of Canada Organize 70
Meet United States Composition.

Halifax, N. S. 'Aug. 1s.-The ques.
ton Of ways and means for success
fully meeting the ever-giowing compe-
tition of the United States Is to he ex-
haustively discussed at the annual
meeting of thePs Canadian Manufac-
turers' association, which was formally
opened here today. The convention is
notable assembly Of business men,
representing all branches of CONNER
cial activity OF the Dominion. Van.
couver. Winnipeg. Montreal, Hamilton.
Toronto and other leading cities Of the
country are represented and the impor.
lance Of the gathering Is indicated by
the prominence Of the SPEAKERS sched.
uled for the annual banquet. among the
number being several leading states.
men, financiers and heads of large In.
dustriai enterprises.
Reports of the various officers show
that the association Ia making encour.
aging progress. II Is doing everything
possible to urge on the people OF Can.
ada pride In their manufacture, and
Is endeavoring to secure legislation
which. 1t Is believed, will materially
assist Canadian industry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
Territorial Receipts.

Collector Rumsldo Martinez. Of I'm.
lon count. has RENTED to the terri
torlal treasurer the sum Of eS.446.Ss,
taxves for 1901.
Collector Fred Muller. Of Santa Fe
county. has RENTED to the Treasures
the following taxes: For 1850. o4l.6s;
for 1900. olO6.Se: for 1901. el9O.6S.
Mics May Renlson. who has been
taking . training course - . proeee'
sioual nurse ct the Colorado vuo) Z
IroA company hospital It Pueblo. ~
turned 10 the city last night end will
visit Tor . few weeks. before importing
for duty again 1t Pueblo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-16
WATCH THIEF CAUGHT.
Hs was Sent to County jail by Justice
oorchert.

00bCU0VG
Frank Lawrence, who sometimes
sailed under the name Of Chadwick,
the man who disappeared Monday
morning from the Olin dairy. where he
had been employed a. driver Of . milk
route wagon. and took with him .
couple of watches belonging to Mrs.
Olin. the owner OF the dairy. was cap.
tured In q down town resort late yes
terday afternoon by the police. He
was brought up in Justice Borchert'a
court this morning. pleaded guilty to
the charge Of petty larceny and was
given ninety days In the county jail.
II was first th ought that Lawrence
would be tried Tor grand larceny. but
the watches stolen were not worth
more than $40.
When arrested by the police. Law.
renee denied his identity, saying:
what, me working at q dairy? I'm q
railroad man. My name 10 Charlie
Chadwick. I am q fireman workins
ON the Santa Fe. Here. let me write
my name" His blum was called and
he will do q nice term.
Both watches were recovered. He
was wearing one when captured and
the other was found In Third street
jewelry store, where he had sold II for
$3.50.
Mrs. Olin Ia sorry that she had Law
renee arrested and refused TO make
complaint. The city marshal swore
to the warrant,