THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, FEimUARY 2, 180f.
IWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1SDJ.
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THE PENITENTIARY
Cherry Hill l Evidently Quite Popular
With tbe Crooks.
BURGLAR OANQ IS DISPOSED OP
Jtclllv nnt Kn'l G,on Two Yonti
nnd Thrco Months Ilnch nnd tho
Others Uot ti Year Aplcce--Wil-llnms
nnd Stncey Ask to He Sent to
tho "l'cn" nnd Aro Accommo-dtitcd.-Cnrbondnlo
Depot Burglary
Cnso llonrd.
Evidently the EaBtern penitentiary Is
not such a bad sort of a place after
all. Monday, a convlcte.l thief craved
nnd was granted the privilege of being
tent there rather than to the county
Jail, and yesterday two other culprits
begged and bectired the wimo jrlvl
lcgc ulthouvh the preference cost them
an additional thtee months' imprison
ment. , ,,,..
These latter two were John nu
llum and Miles ststcoy, who with
James Daley weie indtcfd for the l-el-ton
burglary. They were shown to
havo been guilty of nothing more than
"baring In the plunder, und after Karl
and Ilelllv. vlw Ple.id guilt v of tho
actual buiglary, had been sentenced
to two ycnis nnd three months (ucli
in the pnnllenllaiy, they weie called
up and given one year apiece- in the
tcuint Jail.
They vwio t.il.eu bark lo the pilroti
ti pen but were theie only u shoit
time when Williams and Stacy nt
vord to Judge Edwar.ls tint thy
would like to bo s-elit to the poniten
tlprv If it vii.i all the same to the
t mirt
Judge Edwnidtt culled them up again
und asked tlum what thai.' teasons
were for piefenlng the penitentiary,
fhev made niis.vcr that In the pent
tenllarv they would be put to work
nnd this would gl" them oercKe and
also nuke the time pass moie quickly.
THEIR REQUEST CHANTED.
Judge Edwrm'r thoughi the icatons
commendable and g-unted their re
quest. Jtc locked on an evtr.i three
months ho that their teim Would end
in the summer time, It not being decm
td advisable to discharge piieonets
from a long confinement during cold
weather Daley was satisfied to take
chance, on the county .iall
The stoiy of the burglaiy as It de-
eloped In the tilal was that Kelllv
and Kail with a ual whom ihey met
heie In Seinnton and who was known
to them only by the name of "Dick"
committed the bmglary, and after
sharing the booty slant J back to New
York state. "Dick' became pepatated
Torn tho other l wo nnd nothing has
Veen heaid from him since Dalv fell
in with them 'it the Windsor after the
deed was committed and accepted
some of the booty w ith the understand
ing that he was to turn it into cash
and divide with the others. Stacey
and Williams tell In with the burglars
on the road some dayj atter the steal
ing was done. They, like Daley, took
tome of the booty for die purpose of
helling It. All five of the gang told the
same stoiy and It was not denied to
any extent by the commonwealth, ex
cept as to the claim of the defendants
that th'e did not admit the goods
wcte stolen. The jury did not accept
this pait of the htory as was evidenc
ed by their -eidlct of "guilty of re
tching stolen goods." Attorney John
M. Harris was aligned to defend the
tiio.
CARBONDALE DEPOT THIEVES.
Another thleing case, In which the
(lieumstances of the trial were quite
similar to the aboe. was that of tho
H'aibondale depot iobber, for which
Aithur Younz, of thl citv. and James
13 Loughney. of Carbondale, weie ar
lalgned during the afternoon.
Young plead guilty and tneci to ac
quit his pal. He says taut on the day
or the lobbeiy, Dee. 1j last, he went to
Can.ondale to visit Doug'mey. On his
way to Eoughney's house he entered
the Seventh avenue station ot tbe
Delawaie and Hudson Canal company
to set a drink of water.
The agent hnd gone out on an- errand
and Young, noticing that there was
no one In the ticket office, climbed over
and helped himself to th'i m iney that
was in the till. The agen- says f8.fi0
was taken, but Young maintains that
ho took only $12 lie then went to
I.oughney's house and too!: lilin with
him to Scianton, wheie thoy had a
good time w lth the money. They were
both ai rested later by Constable
Michael Moinu and when arraigned be
fore Aldei man S. S. Jones, Young plead
guilty. Chief of Police MeAndrew and
Detective Martin Crlpuen swore that
I.oughney admitted to them that he
knew the money was stolen, but Eough
ney denied this and both he and Young
testified that ho did not know ot the
lobberv until their arrest
The juiy found Loughney guilty of
loeelvlng .stolen goods and he was sen
tenced to live months in the county
jail Theie was a chaige of keeping
it tippling house standing against him
and to this he plead gulltv. Ho was
given nnother thiee months for this
ulfenbe, the term to commenco at the
expiration of the previous sentence.
Daniel Helnzman and Mary Zelgler
lled in adjoining apartments in a tene
ment in the Eleventh ward, last sum
mer They had a falling out and yes.
teiday Helnzman prosecuted Mrs. Zelg
ler tor assault and battel y, and she
charged him with surety ot the peace.
The jury said not guilty in the assault
and battery case and put the costs en
tho countv. Tho proceedings In the
surety case were dismissed by order
of Judge Edwards.
A general laugh was enjoyed when
Scott's Emulsion is not a
"baby food," but is a most
excellent fpod for babies
who are not; well nourished.
A part of a teaspoonful
mixed in milk and given
every three or four hours,
will give the most happy
results.
The cod-liver oil with the
hypophosphites added, as in
this palatable emulsion, not
only to feeds the chil'd, but
also regulates its digestive
functions.
Ask your doctor about this.
Joe. nJ$.ooj .drugtlti.
"T &'BO"'NE, Ch.ml.li. K.w
N.w Yck.
Judge Edwards asked tho number cf
Helnzmnn's case and Helnzman
answored "Fifty-seven; next to die
fellow," pointing to another person.
He gave the number of tho cell ho has
been occupying since his arrest.
The case ngalnst Ernest Price, of
Carbondale, was settled out of court by
the defendant making restitution tb
the girl in the shape of money.
BOARDING HOUSE BOTHER.
Martin Josepehlck was tried for
throwing a stone through the window
ot Mary Bauby's boarding house on
Emmet street at 3 o'clock in the morn
ing and for stealing some wearing- ap
parel from the landlady. It developed
that he had boarded there nnd was
thrown out because he refused to pay
his bill. He dented the charges pre
ferred against him and said It was all
a spite action. The jury was out nt
adjournment.
Ellen Nelson failed to appear to
prosecute her husband, Daniel Nelson,
for assault and battery and at the sug
gestion of the district attorney tho cnso
was dismissed and the costs put on the
county.
The Scianton Railway company re
lented towards Charles Callahan and
Daniel Fairell, who broke a couple of
windows In a Peckvllle car and
whipped the conductor one evening last
December. The case was- consequently
dismissed and the costs put on the
county.
A settlement was effected In the case
of Charles Naegll, charged by M. P.
Judge with embezzlement, and a nol
pros directed to enter. Naegll paid the
costs.
In every ease yesterday wheie the
parties weie without real estate nnd
there was every leason to suppose that
Insolvency proceedings would be 10
sorted to, the costs were placed direct
on the county, so as to avoid the extia
expense and tiouble of tho insolvency
healings. This couise was pursued at
the suggestion of the court.
THE FELLOWS-SMITH EQUITV CASE.
Testimony Vtn Heard Before Judge
1'urdy Yestordny.
There was a hearing in Judge Aicli
bald's chamber in the court house yes
terday before Judge George W. Purdy
of Honesdale, In the equity proceed
ings of Joseph Fellows against Cor
nelius Smith and the latter's son, John
Stanley Smith. Mr. Fellows gave a
deed to the defendants for a larg. tiart
of land on the AVest Side which he
owned and he now eeks to have tho
deed cancelled.
The heating began yesterday morn
ing at 9.30 and continued until G o'clock
last evening. It will be resumed this
morning.
John Stanley Smith was the first
witness called. He testified that he
was at school when the deed In his
favor was made for one-half of the
Fellows tiact. He gave nothing for the
land. His father, Cornelius Smith, tes
tified at length to his business lela
tlons with Joseph Fellows and the lat
ter then was called for the purpose of
contladlcting what Mr. Smith said. He
was under cioss-examlnatlon when the
hearing was adjourned for the day.
Mr. Fellows was represented by At
torneys James H. Toney and E. C.
Newcomb. The defendants were nomi
nally leore.sented by Attorney James
Mahon, although Mr. Smith, taking ad
vantage If his light to try his own case,
conducted the great pait of the ex
aminations himself.
RYAN AND JUDGE BOX TONIGHT
Dispute About Weight Mas I'iuitll
Settled Last Night.
Neer before were there indications
that the American Spotting club would
have such a packed house, as is in
dicated for tonight's 20-round boxing
contest between Tommy Ryun and Jim
Judge. It Is doubtful if the capacity
of Music hall will b more than suill
clent to accommodate the big crowd of
fcpeetatois.
Telephone messages were received
last night from Catbondale, Wllkes
Uatre and Plttston asking If the bouts
would be finished In time to permit
people from those places to leave for
home on the 11.33 and 11.55 Delaware
nnd Hudson trains. Manager Skelly
responded that this could be done and
that th'e first preliminary would begin
promptly at 8.30 o'clock. This will per
mit a finish of the main event between
Judge and Ryan by 11 o'clock at the
latest.
Ryan arrived In Scranton on the 3.50
Lackawanna train from New Yoik.
With him were his second, Billy O'Neill
and Jack Skelly, the Ameilcan club's
manager. Ryan and O'Neill went to
the Grand Central hotel and Skelly to
the Conway house. Not long after their
arrival a telephone message fiom
Judge was lecelved asking about th'e
weights He had undei stood the limit
was to be 143 pounds. Ryan wanteil
to enter the ling ut catch weights
After considerable aigument Judge
consented lo the latter airangement
Ryan is said to be four or five pounds
healer than the Scrantonlan.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
McNultv's Visit.
A three-act farce, "MeNultyV Visit, '
was produced at the Academy of Music
last night and will bo icpeated this
afternoon and evenlm,. It is a
farco that does not point with pride
to the depth unrt thickness ot its plot
but it has somo good leatuies and is
quite entertnlnuif heio and there.
George H. Emeilck, as Timothy Mc
Nulty, Is the most entertaining man In
the cast. His very appearanco causes
laughter. Very elever specialties were
given by La Petite Grade, who Imitates
Anna Held ana Guilbeit Ida Russoll
and Rose Bacon entertained with songs
und dances and Winifred St(,wart sang
several songs that won the warm appro,
batlon of tho audience.
Old Lavender.
"Old Lavender." Any cne who has not
had tho pleasuro of seeing Edward Hur
rigun in other than tho pints which are
associated with the Mulligan genes and
plays of rilinllar stle, should not full to
avail themselves of an opportunity to
enloy his best characterization, that of
"Old Lavender," at tho Academy of
Music Wednesday evening, Feb, 2
Superbn nt Lyceum.
The spectacular sldo of "Supeib.i," the
Ilanlon Eros', unique creation, should
afford considerable surprise to its pa
trons on Thursday evening at the Ly
ceum, vvhe'o It comes for one perform
ance. There Is no moro popuar form of
entertainment than spectacular when
elaborately done, which it In safe to say
In this Instance It will be
Fields MiimtieU,
To be tho stage director of the largest
und best minstrel performance over put
on a stago should be gloiy enough fur
one mun und might huvo a tendency to
turn or enlarge the heudB of somo, but
Dun Quintan wears his honors ob candy
as he does the gorgeous silk and satin
trappings of Momus, the god of mirth
whom no Impersonates in the first part
of the A. a. Field Big White MlnBtrels
which aro to appear at the Lyceum But
uiday, Feb, E.
The Weakness
of a Woman.
A wottan who has suffered eighteen years, who hat
been aired after a life of misery and lives again in the
sunshine of happiness, speaks to other women in words
of no uncertain meaning.
Just a woman's story.
Not strange because it happens every day,
not romantic or thrilling, but just a story of
misery and suffering such as only women
know.
For eighteen years, Sara E. Bowen, of
Peru, Indiana, carried a burden of pain.
Night and day, without respite, she suf
fered the most dreadful experience that ever
fell to the lot of woman.
That she did not die Ss almost beyond
belief.
That she is well to-day is a miracle.
Mrs. Bowen's trouble requires no descrip
tion beyond the symptom, which every
woman will instantly recognize.
In describing them Mrs. Bowen saysi
"For eighteen years I suffered with
weakness peculiar to my sex.
"I was a broken down piece of human
ity: a shadow of a woman.
"My brain was tortured until I could re
member but little. I could not sleep or eat
and was reduced in weight to a mere skele
ton. What little I did eat could not be di
gested in my weakened state, and caused
me untold misery.
"My skin was muddy, my eyes were
heavy. I was dizzy all the time and to
tally unfit for even ordinary housework.
" Doctors prescribed for me without avail.
Medicine was recommended and taken in
quantity but it did no good.
"Time and time again I was at the brink
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Washington, Feb. 1 Oidcr have
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th'e bis armored cruiser Brooklyn make
a cruise throusrh the West Indies, and
especially anion?: the Windward
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tho pieaence of tho United States ves
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be mlsundei stood. This fear is now
being temoved and the way being
cleaied for the xesumptlon of the old
practices as to winter ctulses. It Is the
Intention of the s-ecretary of the navy
to allow tomo cf the smaller gunboita
to touch at points along tho coast of
Cuba, outside of Havana, such na Mat
anzas and Santiago and other poits
vvheio the American line has not been
jeen on a national vepsel for several
years.
ADMIRAL BGARDSLEE RETIRES.
lie lias lieon in the Service Thirty
Niiiii Ycnr.
Washington, Feb. 1. Lester A.
Beardslee, lear ndmlrnl of the United
States navy, wna letlred today on ac
count of age. He was the second rank
ing offlcer In the navy and at the date
of his retirement was stationed in
Washington as president or the exam
ining nnd retiring boards. He has been
temporarily relieved of those duties by
Commodore Charles S. Norton, com
mandnnt of tho Washington navy yard,
who becomes a rear adinlial in conse
quence of the retirement ot Admiral
Beardslee.
Tho total service of the retlilng ad
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which twenty-one yenrs were spent in
sea duty.
13) o Doctors Meet.
llanlsbure, I'eb. 1. Tho Elate Optical
society held its sein-nnnual examination
hero today, A. Murtln, of Philadelphia,
presiding, Ten member weto exuinlued
by tho bourd of enmlners composed of
A. Martin, T. Hnln Mooio. ('. A. Long
xtrcth. of Philadelphia, and W. N. Upde
grove, of JohnEtonu. 'Iho members, met
this evening und a nuinbrr of tdioit tulles
weto given.
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dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO,, Lake
side Building, Chlcngo, 111.
WANTEJD-SOLICITORS; NO DELIVER
Ing, no collecting; position peimnncnt;
nay weekly; state age. GLEN BROTHERS,
Rochester, N. Y.
A GENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safo Citizenship price $1. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
Nupeivllle, 111
A'
GENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
ffold. silver, nickel and Conner electro
expenses paid; outfu fiee. Address, with
slump. MICHIGAN MFG CO.. Chicago.
A GENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL
ers; 525 weekly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFU
CO., 48 Van Iluren St., Chicago.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
rplir. ANNUAL MEETING Or THE
X stockholders of tho Lackawanna Trust
and Sale Deposit Company will bo held nt tho
olllceol the company, No to I, Lack ivwmna
nvouue, Scianton, P.u, on Monduj, Feb. 7th,
rt()H, between tbe hours of :i and t p. in., for
tlio purpose of olectlni dlrectois for the en
suing year, nnd to transact bui h other busi
ness as mur propeily come before the meet
ing HENRY llKLIN. Jn.i Secretary.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
UITUATION WANTKD-BY A GENERAL
O blaoksmlth, uid toall classes of uork.
Address BLACKbMITH, Tribune olllee.
SITUATION 'WANTED-11Y A YOUNG
man, to deliver for grocery store or mar
ket; well acquainted In the city; refereuca;
steady habits. Address S.M11H, 610 Irviug
avenue, cltv.
OITIJATION 'WANTED-UY A YOUNG
C mauled man, willing todounv kind of
work; has hud experience In diy goods und
grooery stoic, and can furnish best of refer
ences. CHARLES STANTON, Peckvllle, Pu.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
O man of good standing; has had three
yenrs experience in the lively nnd under
taking business. Address WILLIAM
MICHAEL, Peckvllle, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED
o man, as watchman; villllug to do any
kind of work Address B, i:i.8 N. Wash
ington avenue, city.
POSITION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
man as hardware clerk; has hud over
four vuars' experience; have no bad habits;
can furnish good references as to chuiacter
and biiHlncRS abllltv; terms reasonable. Ad
dies I Want lT, 'irlbtine olllee.
OITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO
O married man, as clerk or driver In store;
has had some experlem e ns stationary engi
neer; willing to make himself useful at any
employment; first class reference!. Addresi
C. R., Tribune olllee,
WANTED-A SITUATION BY ASiNGLE
muu; live years experience In grocery
und diy goods store or any plaoe of trust.
Can furnish references. Adrtiess, R. C. V.,
Box 4, Duryea, Pa.
WANTED-UY AN ELDERLY ENGLISH
lady u position as housekee er In a
xnittll family or at nurse to an Infant. Ad
dress, C. A M., illO Mulberry st., city.
WORK WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAR.
ried man; willing to do any kind of
work. Addrest. 42U OaVford court, city.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A FIHST
class waiter or Janitor; euu furnish uii
with It! years experleuoe. Call ot ill Molr
ourt.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A MARKIED
O man, as teamster or faim hand; well
used to horses, willing to work at anv thing,
teamster preferred. Call or address ELMEIt
UhSECKElt, Coy no I'ostolllee, Lackawauua
county, Pa., near Sibley mines.
SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS
picture, frame Joiner and mat maker de
sires position In scranton or Wllkes-llane;
thoroughly familiar with details of the busi
ness. Address FRAMES, care of MeUegor.
II Perry street, New York.
AT-
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the next few days that
sale we expect to sell
4-M-f sr-H-f 4 -H-H-fs)-f4
BICYCLES.
i
A Portion of Our
1 1898 Models!
-f-
t Now on Exhibition. t
4- Your inspection is
t requested. X
i C. M. FLOREY, Agent, I
222 Wyoming Avenue. f
Finest Solderless 18k
Wedding Rings. The new
Tiffany Style.
Wedding Presents
-IN-
Sterling
Rich Cut
Glass,
Clocks, &c,
Our optician, Mr. Adams, can lit
all cases of defective vision. Prices
very reasonable.
IERCERERU CONNELL
130 Wyoming Ave.
SEAMU) PROPOSALS.
WEAI.KI
o
mixed at this otlli o until four o'clock l
m Monday, February 7111,1 hum, nnuopeneu
Immediately theieolter for all ihe labor and
inutoilauu'ciulred lor tha tuueral constuic
tlouof thenewt'npllol lhilldlnir according to
plans and speclllcatloiis piepared by Rcury
Ives Cobb, Architect, which Include exoava
tlon, foundations, masonry, carpentry, steel,
Iron, marble, etc., etc culd plans and speci
fications call be seen onlv in tho Supieme
Court Room ul Harilsbuii; wheie Ihey have
been arranged for the convenience of bidders
taking their quantities.
Each hid must be accompanied by a cer
tified check on n responsible Pennsylvania
bank for $16,00i. Ilie rlisht Is reserved to
reject any or all bids and to waive auy defect
or Informality in any bid should It be deemed
In the Interest of the Commonwealth to do
so. Proposals mut he made upon blanks
furnUhei by the Crmiulss uu from whom
they muy be obtained
No hld will ho considered except from
parties experlem ed In this line und class of
work and vtbo havo proper facilities und
flnunclulstaudlneto promptly execute tho
contract.
Tho successful hldder will be required to
furnish bond In the sum of glMLclfio that he
will complete, the contract on or before
November jnth, 1HDH.
Address proposals aud all communications
to Capitol llulidlUKCommlsslou, llurrlsbure,
Penna.
Ily order of the Commission,
AMOS H.MYLIN, Vice-President, Ao.
II, J, HAYWOOD, bee, Ac.
COMMONWEALTH Of PKXMSYJA'AXIA, 1
UiiicK or I
TiibOai'Itoi, Huildiho Commission, f
tlAUiusuuno, Pa., '.'nth January, 1803. J
1 Pimi'fHALS WILL HE RE-
fATV
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the other
AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theater.
Rels & Burgunder, Lessees.
II. R. Long, Local Mansgsr.
Thursday Evening, February 3rd.
Something Unusual,
THE FAMOUS HANLONS
gorseous production of their new
SUPERBA
A magnificent scenic spectacle. Ihe only
pioductlon of Its hind In the world. A new
veislon this year. Novel mechanical trlc'is,
Illusions, lieuutllul ballets, amusing special
ties, aciobutlc feats aud funny tumbling.
Prices 25c to $1. baleopons Tuesday, Feb
luary 1st.
Ons Night Only Sat. Feb. 5.
THE AL 6. FIELD BIG MINSTRELS
Sixty people on the utase. Positively
the largest exhibition of tha minstrel
kind In the world. Al. G. Field, Billy
Vun, Tommy Donnelly, Doo Qulsley, Dan
Qulnl.in nnd 40 other minstrel celebrities.
Tho American und Ruiopeun adjunct of
belected specialties, Ollie Vouns, Jas. La
Fluer nnd tho wonderful Cornalla lady
nnd gentleman acrobats, tho talk of tho
town vvhcrevtr tliuy havo appeared. A
choir of Notro Dame Madrigal hoy?. Kd
dio Vox matchless musician. Chester
N'lins" Mllltnrv Hand The RlgRcst nnd
Bebt of till Rig Shows
Sale of heats opens Thursday, Veto. 3.
Academy of Fiusic
Threo Dajs Conini'ticlns Jan. 31. Usuul
Matinee.
The Inimitable Irish Entertainers
and their meiry associates, In the rol
licking lush comedy,
McNulty'sVisit
16 Clever Artists 16
Academy Prices ino,, 'jsc 35c, noc.
Three Days Commencing February jrd.
Usual Matinees.
'Iho famous Author-Actor,
Edward- Harrigan,
nnd his select New York Company,
pieseiitlng
Old Lavender
Under the management of W, J. Hanley.
The most successful character play
ever written by Sir. Edward Ilarrlgali
and In which l.o has appeared over J.OCW
times. All the original songs and musio
by tho famous composer, Dave Braham
ACADDMV PR1CRS-13, i3, 33, 50c.
Taking Inventory and decided to sell all
of our
ODDS and ENDS
SOFT
and
ALPINE
Hats
von
$1.00
Look In our show case; you will llud 5'J.0
and J'J.rui lints amongst them.
CONRAD'S.