THE SORANTON THIBUNE-TIItTRSDA.y MORNING-. MAY ltt, 1807.
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Pennsylvania news
INHERITANCE TAX
BILL IS PASSED
Most Imjorlnnt Session of the Slate
Legislature.
THE BAKER BALLOT AMENDMENTS
Coventor Hosting Signs Hills Hulnt
itiR to Appointment of Prison
Commi'liioiiurs---I)clnlls or the
l'hiliidclphiii TriiiAn AntiOIon
opoly Hill JtcportcdCoiiimittco on
Contested lllcctions Decides in
J'nvor ofOscar 1. Snundcri of Third
1'hllndclpliiii District-- Hamilton
Ituntl Kill l'nssed.
Harrlsbuig, Pa.. Jlrty 12. The senate
held today what was perhaps the most
important session In this legislature.
The direct lnheiltance tax Mil passed
Anally, ns did all tho bills recommend
ed by the Andrews senatorial Investi
gating committee. After being In ses
sion nearly three hours the chamber
adjourned until Monday evening. This
early adjournment was had so that the
members could attend tho Washing
ton monument oxerclt.es In Philadel
phia. IJy resolution It was decided that
all bills that are on tho postponed
calendar on May '20 lie dropped thcic
from. A bill was introduced by Mr. Os
borne, providing for Important amend
ments in tho linker ballot law. It
provides for the adoption of the Aus
tralian Fstem.
Another bill looking to the amend
ing of tho linker ballot law Was ln
tioduced by Mr. Keeker. This bill Is
intended to remedy the defects In tho
present law, that were brought to light
In the litigation in the Dauphin coun
ty court last October.
The gubernatorial appointment of
Kmcn-on Collins, of Wllllnmsport, to
bo a member of the bonid of manag
ers of tho Huntingdon refoimatory
was confirmed.
The governor notllled the senate that
lie had signed tho bills relating to the
appointment of pilson commissioners
in counties having oer 150,000 popula
tion. Tho details of the proposed visit
of the legislature to Philadelphia to
attend the unveiling or the Washing
ton monument In Falrmotint Pnik was
announced this motnlng by Chairman
Voorhees, of tho Joint legislative com
mittee. The members aie expected to
reach Philadelphia Thursday evening,
and have headquarters at tho Lafay
ette hotel. The programme for Fri
day includes' a trip on tho Delaware
river, a visit to Cramps ship yaid and
League Island and a plank shad din
ner at Washington Park, under the
auspices of tho city councils. The boat
will leae Arch street wharf at 10 a.
in,
TIID ANTI-MONOPOLY HILL.
Tho McWhinney anti-monopoly bill
was reported from tho Judiciary gen
eral committee.
Tho senate amendments to tho collat
eral inheritance tax bill were concurrel
in and the measure passed finally by
n vote of 147 to 1C. The bill In its pres
ent shape Is practically the same as it
originally passed the house. The meas
ure now goes to the governor for his
signature.
The majority report of the elections
committee on the contested election
ca.se from the Third Philadelphia, dis
trict was presented. The report rec
ommends that Robert Lincoln Roberts
be unseated and that his place be giv
en to Ocur P. Saunders. Tho report
is signed by twenty-one of the twenty
livo members of the committee. Mr.
Voorhees, ot Philadelphia, moved to
amend that the report lie on tho table
to bo printed and that Chairman
French fix a day when It shall bo taken
up for consideration. The amendment
carried b a vote of SO to 77 and Mr.
French promised to fix the time at an
early date. Roberts Is a combiner and
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French plate glass in our new show windows.
They're 12 feet high and 12S feet long, easily
the largest and finest windows in Scranton. But
Samters is a growing store, We never go back
wards. Ma3'be you'll find the reason in these
prices:
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Hen's Shirts
Men's Laundried Shirts, with colored
bosoms, complete with cuffs (they're to be worn
this year with white collars, worth $1, for
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All Wool Worsted Trousers in fashionable
stripes. Colors that don't soil easy. Cloths
that wear like iron, and yet they have stj'le
about them. Worth $5.00, for
$3.50
HATS
More hats and more hat room in our store
than in the hat stores. Yet hats are a side
issue with us.. We don't depend on hat profits
for a living. That's the reason it's possible for
us to sell a good derby or soft hat, worth $1.50
for $1.00. It's hard to believe they're only a
dollar when you see them.
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Situnder an nntl-comblner. He was
elected to the house two years ago aa
a Democrat. The Creasy bill requir
ing county commissioners to advertise
for proposals for the erection of any
county building or buildings, bridge or
bridges or for any alteration or addi
tion thereto Involving an expenditure
cf J1.C00 and to award tho contract to
tho lowest nnd best bidders under a
penalty of $2,PP0 was defeated on final
passage.
HAMILTON HOAD HILL.
The Hamilton toad bill came up nt
tho afternoon sbesslon for llnal pas
sage as amended on third reading nnd
went through by a vote of 143 to 10.
Mr. Moore, of Susquehanna, sold ho
was charged with offering the amend
ment that tho bill shall not go Into ef
fect until tho state has appropriated
$1,000,000 to Improvo tho public high
ways for the purpose of killing It. Ho
positively denied the allegation and
claimed that ho acted In perfect good
fnlth nnd that his put pose of offering
this amendment was that be could
vote for tho measure.
Mr. Plollet, of Urndford, who led
the opposition to the bill, said he would
vote for It with the amendment.
The bill goes to tho senate for con
curt ence in the house amendments. Ef
forts will bo mnde to put It through
Monday night so that it may be hur
ried to the governor.
The state legislative committee of the
League of American Wheelmen was a
potent factor In the movement for this
legislation. A bill wns introduced by
Mr. Heldelbaugh, of Lancaster, piohlb
Itlng tlie playing ot base ball and foot
ball on Sunday under a penalty of $23
or ten days' Imprisonment.
AN EIQHTEEN.F00T SNAKE.
Yt'cstmorclnml County Jinn Ucholds n
Strange Creature.
Greensburg, May 12. Last evening an
Thomas McQualdc, a young fanner re
siding neaV Delmonl, was tiding along
by tho fiurnt Cabin-district, his horse
took fright nt something In the bushes.
Ho turned to scewh.lt tho object was,
and was almost paralyzed to behold a
monster snake, which was at bust IS
feet In length', and thicker than a man's
leg at the ankle. Mr. MeQualde had
hard work to control the hor. which
neatly threw him off. He rode hastily
away for assistance to kill the reptile,
but vhon the snake hunters reached
tho spot the snake was gone. They
s-carched nnd beat the bushes but could
ilnd nothing.
Daniel G. MiQualdo, father ot tho
young man, thinks tho monster Is the
same one that he say eetal yeats
ago In about tho pafne place. A num
ber of perrons at Dehnon have formed
themselves Into a committee to hunt
for tho snake, which. If discovered, w 111
be captured alle and plated on ex
hibition. K0MTSKUSKI WAS MURDERED.
Unquestionable Proof on the Ilodv
Pished Out of the Well.
Mnhanoy City, May 12 A post-mortem
examination made todav on the
body of Anthony Konltskuskl, whose
corpse was llshed from the well at New
llopton yesteiday revealed unquestlon
ubde proof of murder. The baseot his
skull was found to be fractured and
but little water was found In the body,
Indicating that tho unfortunate man
was first murdered and then thrown
Into the well.
Tho authorities who are working on
the case today found n stattllng clew
which throws suspicion on a fellow
countryman who boarded with Konlts
kuskl, nnd who purehnsed a ticket for
New York the Monday following his
dlsapearance, Intending to take passage
for his native country. The main facts
concerning this rumor have been kept
very secret and startling developments
may be looked for In a few days.
Knight's of .Malta Convention.
Sur.bury, May 12. The st.cond days'
session of the Knights of Malta grand
commandery was taken up with the
consideration of repot ts and tho elec
tion of officers. The convocation will
bo held at York next year. Thirteen
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Washing PoWdS?
What More Can be Agkod?
Only this i ask your grocer for It, nnd Insljt on trying It. Largest package Greatest economy.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago, Bt. Louis, New York, Uoiton, rblla-lelphla.
representatives were chosen to the su
piemo commnndery which meets In
Uo.Uon In October.
IRON AND TIN WAGE SCALES.
Committee Appointed by the Amalga
mated Association Will Itoport.
Pittsburg, Mny 12. 'President Gnr
land, of tho Amalgamated Association
of Iron, Steel nnd Tin AVorUers todny
appointed the wage committee for this
year. This committee will meet nt tho
headquarters of the organization on
Friday morning and formulnte a report
on the wage scale to be presented at
the annual convention to bo held In
Detroit next week. The committee will
examine the suggestions submitted by
tho vntlous lodges In the association
and ftom them tho report will be com
piled. President Garland will not make any
prediction as to what will bo demand"
cd, but It seems certain ft material ad
vance over present rates will bo asked.
The tin plate wage scale will be tho
same as was In force under the Mc
Klnley tariff law, which is an advance
of about 13 per cent, over the ptesent
rates.
TRIAL OF A MINISTER.
Itcv. II. C. White .1Iut Answer a
Chnrco of Immorality.
Irwin, Pn., May 12. Tho Redstone
presbytery of the Presbyterian church
met here today In the Long Run
church to try Rev. II. C. White for
alleged immoral conduct with Miss
Jessie Jeffries, one of the members of
his church. J, J. McCarrell was mod
eiator nnd the prosecuting committee
was composed of Rev. W. G. Stewart,
of Dunbar, chairman; Rev. William A.
IMIe, of Connellsvllle, Rev. S. K. Ll
llott, of Mt. Pleasant, and Charles S.
Smith, Rev. Perry Raker, of Rellever
non, wns retained as counsel for the
accused minister.
The iresbytety sat with closed doors,
The sworn statement of Miss Jefft'es
was read and she was then placed
upon the stand, but the cross-examination
could not hhake her testimony.
COMMITTEE AT CLEARFIELD.
They Are Accompanied Ity n Number
of Miners' Delegates.
Clearfield, May 12. The legislative
mining Investigation committee, ac
companied by a number of minors dele
gates, arrived In Clearfield this even
ing. Tho committee which will meet
In the court room tomorrow morning
for the uurpose of hearing testimony,
consists of tlvo following;
Senator Henry D. Salor and W. W.
MlUolsen and Representatives Robert
McWhinney and Gforgo Dlxlon; Ser-gnajit-at-Arms
S. B. Cochran end E.
F. Rebtr. reporter. u
RARE PRESENCE OF MIND.
A Young Woinnn Saves Her Own Life
When Caught in a -Machine.
Lock Haven, Mny 12. Her presence
of mind saved Miss Kate Rnnitt from
a terrible death today. While operat
ing n winder in a factory, the girl's
clothing caught In the gearing nnd sho
was rapidly drawn toward the ma
chine. By a superhuman effort she freed
herself, nearly all her clothing being
torn from her body. She was badly
sprained and wrenched, but no bones
were broken.
WOMAN'S FATAL BURNS.
Clothing Cntches Fire from Kitchen
Stoe.
Cha'nbersburg, May 12. Mrs. Frank
Rennecker was horribly burned to
oeath at her home near this place.
While working nenr a stove In her
kitchen her drets caught lire.
Ft lends, hearing her screams, ran to
her assistance and extinguished the
llames. So horribly was she burned
that the flesh fell from her body in
sttlps. She dl'd u few hours after the
nc ! bent.
Five Thousand Veterans Expected.
Johnstown, Pa., May 12. Reports
from Grand Army posts indicate that
the state encampment, to be held in
this city in June, will be the largest
event 'of the kind In the history of
Johnstown. Every city In tho state
will be represented and the committee
expects 5,000 visltois.
Horso Thief's Home in Ilcnycn.
Meadvllle. Pa., May 12. George Wil
son, n. ono-lecirtMl hnrs thlpf whn wns
captured at Now Lebanon, Mercer
county, arrived nere toaay, nna was
committed to Jail. It Is believed he
is shamming insanity, as he made no
defense, saying he left his case "to
the Lord." , When asked where his
home was, ho said, "In heaven."
Pciiiisvlwmln PoBtniasters,
Washington, May 12. The senate lo-
dny confirmed the following nomlna'
tions of Pennsylvania postmasteis: J.
II. brown, at New Castle; 8. A, Ram
sey, at McKees Rocks; T. C. Manser,
at Forest City; S. W. Waters, at Wai
renj H. A. Waters, at Wllllamstown;
K. K. Hempstead, at Meadvllle.
Child llurncd to Death.
Osceoia Mills, May 12. While play
ing among a lot of hot embers, which
bad been drawn from an oven, the
clothing of the 2- ear-old child of
Michael Lewis, of Enterprise Blocks,
near here, caught fire. The little one
was burned to death,
llrnUomitu'N Iimtant Hontli.
Altoona, May 1?. James Kelley, 0
years of age, an extra yard brakeman
in the employ of th Pennsylvania
Railroad company, wa: instantly killed
this afternoon on the railroad ttacks
it Eighth street, this city. An en
Klr,e and nlno cars passed over the
body, cutting it In tnrec pieces.
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The Tribune
AMATEUR
DASE BALL CONTEST.
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ONE VOTE FOR
, B. B. Club
of M
Voter's Name
Address
(MAY in.)
N. P. Tills coupon will not lie ac
cepted u lien mote than ," il;t. s old.
The club receiving the greatest
number of votes will be awarded
ten completo uniforms, comprising
fine hlrt, pants, tap, belt and
stockings, made to order by C. M.
Florey, the sporting goods dealer of
Xi2 Wjomlng avenue. They will bo
ot tho best stylo and equal to tho
uniforms of any Eastern leagtiu
club.
This vote will bo confined exclu
sively to clubs of Lackawanna, Lu
zerne, Wayne, Susquehanna, Mon
roe, Bradford and Wyoming coun
ties. Tho winning club will be an
nounced Saturday. Juno .'C. Send
ballots to Sporting Editor, Tho Trib
une Tho tlmo Is short. Better be
gin now.
BASE BALL UNIFORM CONTEST.
Following Is the vote up to date:
W'Mt Side Ilronns S.P00
West Sldo Harmonies b.CVj
Sliders I CiiU
Lacknwannns S.sji
High School L'.Jiil
South Sldo club 1,571
Mayflelcls 4"7
Tavlor Gr.iys 4J0
Jolly Nine 3.M
Xay Aug Stars 3.'!
North End Htars 31$
Pino Ilrook Crescents J2S
Old Foi go Dodgers VI
Green Hldgi Actives M
South Side Slider 42
South Hide Violets 40
Archbald Sursets 15
Kudtiles l.r
Sailors 13
Laurels 15
Actives 5
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
Tho Lackawanna challenge any club in
the city to a gr.me May 10 on any ground.
A. Carr, manager.
The riower Ihuls of the South Side de
feated the Stars of the i-ame place by a
scoro of 17 to 12. C. T. Ainibiust, man
ager; J. 11. Wtmih. captain.
The Yellow Kids of the South Side clt.il
lenfio any club under 12 ears of nge. An
swer in The Tribune August Dornhclm,
manager, Joseph Conrad, rnp'nln.
There will be it nn-etii.g of the Slide's
tonight nt 1.15 Washington avenue to ar
range for games, Kvery member must be
present, nugeno Tropp, captain; Oeorgo
Harrington, manager.
Tho Violets, of Olyphant, challengo tho
Walnut Street Guilds, to a game on the
Oljphant grounds. Jlav We would also
like to hear from the Ivories, of Archbald.
Answer through the Tribune nt once.
IMvvard Hobnn. James O'Hnrn. manager.
The South Side Stars challengo tho Ro
settes of Cedar avenue to a game Satur
day, May IS, on the Maylleld ground If
aceopted will meet them at No. 11 school
at 3 o'clock. Answer in The Tribune.
Michael Moore, manager; James Cooke,
captain.
The Iloaettes of tho South Sldo will
play an club In the city under 14 ve.irs of
nge. The Ilosettes n-e niudo up as fol
lows: It. Scholl, catcher; C. Sehenok,
pitcher, W. Melville, shortstop: J. lUtier.
fliat bao; 1'. Graff, second base; C. I.ew
ert, third base: W. Rupett, light lle'.U; O.
Rotar, left field; P. Mlrtz. center field: C.
Shank, second catcher; R. Scholl, mana
ger; J. Rader. captain.
The Rat Smashers have organized for
tho fceason as follows: Gllhoo), sc; Amer
man, c.j Rarrett, p.; O'Rolliy, ,.; Jor
dan, lb.; Seeley, 2b.; McMnnley, 3b.; Har
rls, if.; Judd, cf.; Shopland, cf. They
would llko to meet anj club under 12
years of nge on the Moses Taylor Hospi
tal gronns, Saturday, May 22. at 2 o'eloc.t.
Amcrtnan, manager; Uarrett, captain.
Answer in Tho Tribune.
DOCTORS PERPLEXED.
I'tizzlcd bv tlio Strnnsc Cnso of n
Hcmliug Youth.
Reading. Hay 12. Wellington S., son
of Augustus nnd Rosa Anderson, died
this morning after two years of In
tense suffering. Ho was 12 years of
nge, and for many months has been
mulcted by an unexplnlnable pain in
ills side.
It is said that fifty physicians have
examined him and tried to diagnose
his case and give him remedies, but
nothing gave any relief. Two years
ago he weighed eighty-five, pounds. At
tho tlmo of his death he weighed but
twe.nty-seven.
A post inoitem examination will bo
held by experts from Philadelphia In
the hop? of ascertaining tho cause of
his nij'Merlous Illness.
SAYED A QIRL FROM DR0WN1NQ.
Wbilo Tnlilng His Daily Lvcrciso a
Iioxer Performs n Cooil Act.
Heading, May 12. Hilly Smith, the
boxer, of this clt. yesterday mninlng
saved Florence Ilemmls, a .i-yfar-old
daughter of H, A. Ilemmlg, from
drowning in the lte dam, t.ear tho
Kurti' house, In tho suburbs ot th'U
city. Smith was out for his dally wall;
In training for IiIb coming bout with
Jack Homier, of rhllade-lphla, and had
just leeched tlie KurU house, when
Jlrs. llcmmln; called to him to eave her
Child, which had fallen into the dam.
Smith' l an to the dum and culled
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Whip Cord Beiges,
Vigoreaux Suitings.
Light and Medium Weight
Covert Cloths
In about thirty different color mixtures and qualities at
50C, SSC, 75C, &1.00, &1-23.
Width 48 to g4 inches. Especially desirable for
TAILOR-HADE COSTUMES. Have you seen the
49c- Crepons ?
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Ache, Under This Head One Cent a Word.
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-KIG1IT ROOM HOl'ME.
COMIXIV'K.
iron iir,.vr-xi:v s-koom hoi'si. am.
i liHHleni iiiipvocuientB, fit. 5U1 Har
rison menuc.
1(MUIKNT-A SINOLKIj-HOOM HOVKE,
J 141 tin avenue; modern convenience
nnd rity Menm. Applv to C. J. POST, Com
inoiiMealtli building.
FOR SALI5.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
17-01! lAl.i:-THi: PLAXT, Hl'lLUI.VCi
V nnd good villi of tho Monitor Clothing
Company) Including stork coiiKirtlnK of
overalls, oats, Nhirtn and oi Icing men's
pant. ItusliH'fS well established; nil In
running order. Will ho olil cheap. Ad
ditHs, 1). A. MACKIN, iccclvcr, Wilkes
liarrc, l'a.
LAICi: AKIHL COTTAfiE l'OR SAM:,
with hum, boat house nnd txuts bet
location at the lake; lot bOxMOu. A. '.
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770R HAI.K DRSIHAIILK LOT, WITH
J House on rear, (il m
lino; oviner leaving tit
N. Wiisblngton nve.
001 liilno live.
T OT KOR HAI.K ON CIVV AVKXIT-
.Li Apiily.to J. C. LAXCili, l'.'O Lncta
wn una uvc.
T70K SAI.K V Ml.Vi:n-l'LATi:i) CONN
J.1 double bell eiiphonluni, idcel engraved,
Mlth tioinhone bell, gold lined; nearly new
nnd cost 8110; u 111 xell ut u bareatn. Address
tills week to K. W. OAVLOlt, LulUisville,
1'n.
KKAL KSTATK.
Under This Head One Cent a Word.
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8:i"ll, Hrei'll Hiilire, siilinble for n Inline:
ensv terms to quick bit vr. -. 1. JADW1N,
UKii'osioiiice limiiiing.
UARGAIN SALF,
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
EUUEUANS ilAsGAIN SVLEOK
lino stationery lies Ins isaturduy, Mny
15. Wntiii tlio window. One week. 1IK1D
LEMAN, the liookman, 1H7 Hpruco street.
WANTED.
Adv.s. Under Tills Head One Cent a Word.
WANTED SECOND HAND KEI'RIG
erntor for store lihe. i:i(JO North
Washington avenue.
FOUND.
Adv. UnJer This Head One Cent a Word.
TTOuTTDlXATclfrM
V can have same by calling nt 530 Adams
nvenuoand piovlng property.
PROPOSALS.
Office of the )
CAI'tTOt. IltriLniKfJCoMMIKSIOV, v
HAitiiisnuno, i'A.. May ft, 1807. I
PROPOSALS FOR TAKING DOWN THE
KlINS OF THE CAPITOL IIUILDINGS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RK
celved up to 12 ci'cloek noon, on the 20th
day of May, 1S07, for taking down tho stone,
brfrl: and iron contained In tho ruins of tbo
Capitol Untitling, the cleaning and pioper
piling nnd storlngof tbo same upon the Cap
itol giouiulH In tlie Immediate vicinity of the
ruins. rpeclll('iitions can be had upon nppll
ciitlun to the undei sinned. No d.vnnmltn or
other explosive will bo permitted to bo Ubcd
In tho I'ondiiet of tho woik.
The tommlsslnn reserves tho risht to re
ject any or all bids.
lli:S',LMIN J. HAYWOOD, Secretary.
Oflleu of tho state Trcasuier, Hnrrlsburg, Pa.
the struggling child from the water
She Immediately beennie unconscious,
but was resuscitated after a few
hours' exertion.
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VALENTINE LED TO SUICIDE.
Tlie Farmer Who Sent It Fenrrd Dire
Consequences.
Lewlsburg, May 12. Philip Shuck, a
farmer near Mazeppa, this county,
committed suicide by shooting himself
with a revolver last night In an open
Held, and died soon nfterwaid. It Is
believed the deed was the result ot
sending a scandalous valentine last
February to a neighbor with whom he
was on bad terms.
The letter or valentine was sent to the
United Staes postoillco department,
nnd a detective traced tho letter to the
deceased. Shuck was frightened so
badly that suicide tempted him. Ho
was about 50 years of age, and had a
family.
HER HUSBAND'S HEART IN COURT.
(rucsome r.vidcncc in Mrs, .Morris'
liiNurniico Suit.
Pittsburg, May 12. In her suit to re
cover $.20,000 from the Fidelity and
Casualty company, of New York, under
an acldent policy on her late husband's
life, Mrs. Louise Morris' opposing law
yers produced tlie husband's heart in
court here.
They want to prove by the heart's
condition that Morris died of heart dis
ease and not of drowning, as tlie plain
tiff claims. Dr. William Aekley, a
prominent anatomist, of Chicago, nnd
other prominent physicians testified
that Morris' heart was affected and
that tho aveta was enlarged.
Thrown from it Wngou nnd Killed.
Clearfield, Mny 12. While playing
with fceveinl children in a wagon at
Uloom, todny Dora Smith, a 5-year-old
girl, was thrown out and Instantly
killed. The horses ran away.
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Advs. Under Thi Head One Cent a Word.
ARKRIDENT Or SCRANTON, Wn.MNG
to ranvnxs und collert; mnst furnish
bond. j;i4 Lucliuwiinmi -avenue, loom 11,
UUENNAN.
"IirANTED AOENTH-876 PER MONTH
nmlexpennes paid nctlvc nion ir rlgtit;
ponds Nolfl by unmplo only; mimplen, nlo
lioine nnd ruriiRKe ftirnlilied KliKE. Ad
dtcss JOIUIEH, Hox 5808, Doston, Mass.
SALESMEN SCHOOL SUrPMES: COUN-
try wirk; 1I0 Hlry niomhly, with
liberal nddltlnnul conimlsnlons. It. O.
EVANS A CO., Chicago-
7ANTE1)-AN IDEA. WHOCANTH1NK
v of some simple thine to patent? I"ro
tect your ldias; thev may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDllElllJOrtN CO., DepJL
C. 2fl, Patent Attorney, Whtnirton, I). C,
for their 91 HOO prlxe ofter and llstofl.uuu
Inventions tranted.
t7ANTEI)-A!s AGENT IN EN'IOIT SKO
it tiem1orBnvH;iSi4.riOto SA.OO a dav
mnde; sells at RlRht; lvlo a mno to sell Staple
Goods to deiileih; lit-st side Hue $76 u month;
siilnrj'orlnrgocomnilHoionlimrtr; wxperlflnoo
umvfcissary. Clifton Soap nnd Manufaotur
ngCoinpnny, Cinclnnntl, O.
7 ANTED - WELL-KNOWNIAN-IN
il every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; u monopoly: hlc money lor ncrnts; no
cuulttl required. KIWARU C. l'lhll Jt CO.,
liorden block, Clilcngo, 111.
HELP WANTED FE31 ALES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Tfori.
EXPERIENCED NURSE MAID AT f00
tjnlncy nvenne.
LATlIES-1 MAKE RIG WAGES DOING
plrHsant borne work, nnd ft 111 gladly send
full imrtlculnis to all wndlng Q cunt stamp.
MISft M. A. bTEHIIINS, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTED--LADY AGENTS IN hCRAN-
ton to sen nnd Introduce Snydei's enko
Icing; experienced canvasser prerened; work
peiuiuncnt and very profitable. Write for
particulars at once nnd get benent ot holiday
trade. T. II 8NYDKK A. CO, Cincinnati. O.
WANTED 1J1MEDIATELY-TWO ENER-
getlc sj-k-s women to lejiresent us.
Gunrnnteed n a day without lnteilering
with other dutle. Healthful occupation.
Write for piiitlculars, enclosing stamp,
MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY. No. 72
John street, New York.
SALESMEN WANTED.
Advs, Under This Head One Cent a Word.
(JALESMKN WANTED KOR CIGARS; $30
Cj weckl; salary nnd expenses: rellnbla
house; experience unnecessary. C. G. MOR
GAN iCO , FU Wayne, Ind.
AGENTS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
gcntTvXntkiTkor AN ARTICLE
thnt sells on sight: stamp for particu
lars. UNIT ED SrATKS ItLGISTltY CO.,
15(1 Klflh uvenue, New York.
WANTED - COUNTY CANVASSING
agents for the best selling and most
satisfactory article ascents ever bandied. M.
II. TYLER & CO., Tortlnnd, Me.
WANTED-SOLICITOrS; NO DELIVER.
V lnc, no ceillectlng; position permanent;
pay wecklv: state age. GLEN HUOTHERS,
Kochekter, N. Y.
WANTED-GENERAL AGENTfl IN EV
cry county; also Indy canvnssers; ome
thlne new; sure seller; apply quick. J. C
H1LIIERT, 141 Adnma avunuc, Scranton, Pa.
AGENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe CltUeiishlp price pi. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
Nnporvllle, III.
AGENTS-TO BELL Ol'K PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel nnd copper electro
pla&Uri,; prices tiom g:j upwurd: salary and
expenses paid; otitllt free. Address, with
Hump, MICHIGAN MFG CO., Chicago.
AGENTfi-TO SELL CIGARS TO REAL
ers; S'Jfi weekly and expenses; expert.
enco unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MKI
CO., IS Vnn Buren St., Chicago.
NOTICE.
Advs. UndTt This Head One Cent a Ward,
rrvmTri71MIi?I8iira
J. that no one Is authorized to contract
debts In my name, and that I will not b re
sponsible for such debts. JOHN A. SAUN
DERS, Nny Aug, Pa.
MIDWIFE.
Advs. Undir This Head One Cent a Word.
M' RlCojCnTET7li?ATRDTlIDWrE;
engoRemcnts solicited. 1018 Wash
burn street.
CHARTER AIM'LICATION.
I
N RE: CHARTER OF THE SOUTH SIDE
Hebrew Women's Association. In Court
of Common I'htis of Lack. Co., No. 700 May
Notice la hereby given Hint an nppllrntlnn
will tie made to said Court or one of tlie Uiw
Judces thereof, ou tbeSlllli day of May, A.
1)., 1807, at nine o'clock n. in., under the
coi ponitioii net of one thousand eight hun
dred nnd seventy four ilH7l) nnd supple
ments tbeielo, by Fanny Judknvltz, Sophia
Harris, Fanny linrrln, Emmu Kelberg, Jen
nie Morris. Heal Weber, Fanny Wlsenbcrerj
Htl SilnkovlU, Regl SehmuloviU and
Funny Schlanjer, for a chnrter, Intended
corporation to be called the "South Slda
jlobraw WonienVAssocliitlon." The chnrac
tor and objeit ofwhlrh is maintaining a so
ciety for beneficial purposes to Its members
nnd Hebrew women of the city of scrnntou
from funds collected therein and for these
purposes to have, possess and enjoy all
tho rights, benefits mid prlveleges confirmed
by said ucU nnd its supplemams.
JOHNF.fcCRAGO,
Solicitor.
F.XI'.CUTRIX NOTICE.
IT-STATE OF THOMAS J. WILLIAMS,
i lata of the city of Sornnton, Iiekn.
wanna county, illcented. Letters testament,
uryln the above named estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons hnv
Ing claims or demands nuuliist the inina will
incase present them for pnyincnt, and thoso
indebted thereto vrlll pleuso make Immediate
payment to
THOMAS J. WILLIAMS, JR.,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Executors,
VO SI1IJRG ADAWHON. Attoniuvs.
AW0
209 Washington Avenue,
Opp. Court House.
TTsPTn
iLIL
LEGAL.
NOTICE IS TIEREIIY GIVEN TO ALT.
persons Interested In thcestuto of John
Hundley, Oerenspd.n-hethcr they haven pres
ent or expectant Interest, thnt tho Oriihan'
Court of 1 jickawnnnii comity; Ta., hnR awnrll
edn rttntlnnto voulo nnpear In snlil court
on the 24lh of May, l8(i,intn o'rlock u. m.,
nt w blch time an fl plnee yon will lie heard wn
the application oftbr executors of said estate
to tho court to be Tierniltted to tnercase ilio
mortgage on the Wjomlng House Tprorwtty
andtbn building to be erected thnreon from
llrty thousnnd dollars herotoforo permrttedto
one hundred and twentyiflve tlinumind 'dol
lars or tho Jiurjiose of oreotlng a building ou
snld arte.
H. W. PALMER,
I.F.MI1KI. AMEilMAN;
JOHN T. RICHARDS,
Executors of the I.Bst Will ahd TostnTnetrt
of John Hnndlcy, Deceased.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word,
TTnSTArflKOCEIlY BD8INE83.
JJ Stock and fixtures. Doing over $3,000
permonrh. Het lcrentloTi In a town df 12,000
potmlntlon. Ijnrge profltH; strmll cxiienMa.
Cash required down, $2,roo; must sell qutok,
going in othor busltn'ss. ren-Toll 'partlhulura
Inqnlro of II. N. PATRICK, !iai North.
M'nshlngton avonue, Sornnton, l'a.
DRESSMAKING.
Adv.s. Under This Head One Cent Werd.
M
ISS L. WISDOM, DRESSMAKER, lOt
Adams awnuo.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICORB.
CORNS, IIUNIONS AND INGRdWIWO
nnlls cured without tbo least pAln or
1ra trine Mood. Continuation and Mitae
given free. E. M. HETZEL, Chiropodist,
:i.in Lackavrnntin avenue. lJidle ttendea
ut their residenco If desired. Charges modec
mo.
CITY SCAVENGER.
CHAS. COOPER, ClTi' SCAVENGER.
All orders promptly attended to, day Of
nlRht. All tin- latest appliance. Cbargea
reasonable. 719 SoiAuton street. Iiouae,
03rt North Washington avenue.
An.HRtGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAOLTS
. nnd ccs pools; no xlot Imptsvsvl
pumps used. A. IIRIGGS, Proprftiior.
Ixmv c order 1 1 00 N. Main ny., or Ksbke'
drug store, corner Adftms and llalbeny.
TelephonoROlO.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED-RY A YOONG
man as teamster or any othef kind of
viork. Address J. T., Tribune offleo.
WANTED "WORK-KY KXPfcRIKWCED
woman; enn do nil kinds of work: on
give the best of reference. Address E., Trtb
une olflcc.
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO VfABJU
ing and Ironing. Washings nnd Ijroplnr
taken homo ulsn. Call or oildreas A. B., 33
N, Sumner nTenue, 11 de pHrk.
WANTED-A RKLIADLE GIRL WANTS
V a position ns assistant dressmaker at
ladles" nialdi references. Address SEAM
8TRE-JS, Tribuno onice, city.
SITUATION WANTED-AS NURSE OR
housekeeper, by n middle-aged lady. Ad
drcasE. M., Tribune office.
WANTED-POSITION AS RTENOORA
pber, nrcottntntit or general o!!lc
hand; also acquainted with lumber trade.
Address II., 130 Lincoln street, Wllkes
Piirre, Pa.
WANTKD-A POSITIONrnYREMAllLB
girl, ns assistant dressmaker; refer
ence. IISS LOTTIE TELL, Mt. Pocono, Pa.
A LADYriYtR'NWIDOwli REFINED,
IX educated, nttmetlve, asks for ap Im
mediate position where, worth will le appre
ciated. Thoroughly understands the manate
incut of n household nnd sen ants. Will
innlix herself tiserul In nny cnpnclty. Will
lenv e city, Aildress M. M cum Tribune.
ITUATION"TvANfi'J)-IlY A MIDDLH
aged lady, lis hoiHekeoper. Address M,
181ft Prleo street, Hcinnton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED - IIY A GOOD
girl; will work nt nny klndnrhousowork;
can rurnlHi nood reforences. Address KATIs
DUONKONMKI, 31 B Second street, city.
SITl'ATION WANTED-AS 1IUTCIIEK,
bv a young man who undcistniids tho
ment business I horouglil ; cun make saus
age; willing to peddle, or would like n position
ns grocery clerk: !l yeirs' experience; cun
rurnish good reference. Address UORDON
F. O., Tribune otllco. ,
A FIRST-CLASS PRACTICAL IIOOK
keeper, with a thorough kuowleilit of
business desires n situation. Address "M"
general Delivery, Hcrntiton.
, , . .
SITUATION WANTED-llY A FIRST,
class cabinet maker, best city refer
ences. Addrebs Downing, 721 Court street,
city.
StTUATION WANTKD-HY AN ENER
getlo young mini, aaolll. Will work nt
clerkship or any honorable situation, ling
cxperlenea In grocery business, fan furnish
best of refeienie. Address G. II. SloNE,
'lliroop Ta.
SITt'ATION WANTED--AS WATCHMAN
or to nttend boilers. Address (1. V llfi
Hickory strvot.
WANTED--1IY A RESPECTAIILE WO.
man, three or four dn) s work nt wash.
Ing or housework. Address E. M. D., ltd
Hickory street.
A YOUNG LADY REHIRES A POSITION
as book-keeper, has hud expcrlenro and
can furnish good reference. Address A. II. U,
care of Tribune.
A YOUNG LADY DEsIKES A POSITION
na stenographer and typewriter. Address
"A" earn of Tribune.
t'lITUATION WANTKD-HY A YOUNO
3 lady as book-keeper. Isn good penninu
and can furnish reference If required. Address
G. IL, Tribune onice,
tTUAnOjTwANTED-A YOUNG GIRL
o df siren sltimtlou In suinll family or to as.
slst at household work. Address or call.
MISS AGNES MURPimAvoca, Pa., Iloxtl
OITI'ATION WANTED-IIY A MIDDLE
O aged woiiinn.lodo work of any descfl
tlon. Apply H li.t 1 U Hickory street.
AMIDDLkIaGED LADY W1HI1ES TO
inako eugageiiients for nurslug. Terms
8b,00 tier week. Address NU KSE, this olllce
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