FIUDAY, FEHltUAlnY 11, 1803.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, FEnnUAnY ll, 1898.
QUIET AT THE
MARTIN TRIAL
The Proceedlujjs Unmarked by Sensa
lloaal Incidents.
MORE DEPUTIES ARE IDENTIFIED
Tho Witnesses Havo No DHIlcnUy in
Pointing Out Sovornl ol the Men
Who Cnrrled Jiiiis-fioorgo Ynin
chnk Describes Action at Closo
Itnngc.
Wllkes-Barrc, Felt. 10. The Martin
trial reBUtnca its even tenor today and
tho examination of vv ltncsaes was con
tinued without any sensational pie
ludes. Morris nncleman, of "Wrst
Hazleton, was first called. He said
that on the day of the shooting he was
on tho road near the deputies!. This
was at the time the strikers were en
tering Lattlmer. He testillcd that he
was told by the deputies to go Into his
house, as he was in dancer of being
shot.
On cioss-exnminatlon Ingleman said
lie thought tho deputies were doing all
they could to pieserve the peace, and
disperse the strikers In a peaceable
manner without violence. He did not
hee the stilkers carrying arms, but ad
mitted that they might havo been
aimed, ns he did not see all of them.
Daniel Feiry, a grocer of Huzfleton,
who was di King ulong the road to
Lattlmer on the day of the shooting,
testilled that he saw the strikers, who
wete marching, and they were quiet
and oideil. They were talking qulet
1 among themselves. He also said he
a the shooting at Lattlmer. being
near the deputies nt the time. He
heaul fli st n single shot, and aw a
striker fall. Then there was a vollej,
and sevetal fell, and after the volley
there was a number of separate shots.
"The witness said he saw a wounded
man, who was Ijing on the railroad,
get up and try to walk away, but he
was shot down again
Tony said he remembered seeing
Deputies Kdwaid Turnbach, William
naught and John Turner at Lattlmer.
He said lie saw William Haught, after
the shooting became general run after
the stiikeis as far as the railroad track
and shoot at u striker who was run
ning toward the school house.
Counsel for the defense asked the
witness if Sheriff Martin was not In as
much danger of being shot n.s one of
the stilkers, when the shots were ilred
bj the deputies.
"No, sir," leplled the witness, "he
was quite out of danger. He was out
of line of the fire "
WHAT JOi: ZAPP SAW.
Joe Zapp, one of the men wounded
nt Lattlmer. wa the next witness. He
said when the stilkers reached Lattl
mer the sheillt stopped them. "I was
some little distance u,ay," he said,
and pushed forward to tiear what was
said. The sheiln told the leaders that
they could not go on to the mine, but
the leaders said thev were going, and
the sheriff again told them they could
not go. Then about twenty men pushed
past the sheriff and the shooting com
menced I lan and got on the other
side of the lallroad track befoie I was
lilt. The bail stiuck mo In the back.
1 fell and got up again, because I was
ufiald of being shot, I ran a shoit
distance and then fell again, nnd didn't
know nnj thing moie "
Daniel Murphy was then called. He
said he saw Deputy A D. Hess gle
water to a wounded striker, and to
nether with Alonzo Dodson and A. M.
Hby can led some of the wounded men
to the cais.
He could not Identify a Winchester
nille as btlng of the kind the deputies
cairled. but the next witness, Herman
Pottlngei, did so
August Catskl "-aid that the deputies
pushed and piodded the strikers at
West Hazleton and forced them out of
the load, that he and Mai tin Locka,
although some distance from the other
strike! s, weie followed by two depu
ties who struck them with their guns
The witness said h" was standing near
the car on which the deputies embark
ed to po to Lattlmer nnd he heard one
of the deputies, whom he does not
know, say: "Let them go until we get
to Lattlmer and then we'll shoot them."
Catskl said he was not at Lattlmer,
but his bi other and several of his
f i lends weie wounded there.
Catskl said the strlkeis were espec
ially notified at the meeting at Har
wood the night before the shooting, not
to cniry any aims because some of
them might not know they were violat
ing the law bv so doing and would be
anested
John Penttlck, who leached Lattl
mer after the shooting, said ho helped
several wounded men but could not
tell where their wounds were Upon
tho calling of John Ulrlch the defense
agreed to admit the lollowing facts In
ntder to huiry the trial along by avoid
ing a continued repetition of the same
questions: First, the meeting of the
sttikeis at llarwood. second, the pres
ence of the deputies and strikers at
West HazMon: third, the fuct that the
deputies were aimed: fourth, the fact
that appaiently the strikers were not
armed.
DEPUTY IDENTIFIED.
1'lilch pointed out Thomas H. Hall
as the deputy who struck a striker at
"Vest Hazleton cutting his head and
bieaklng his arm. He denied on cross
examination that he had struck Deputy
T. Mllner Morris on the arm at West
Hazleton or that ho threw stones at
nny of the deputies. He also denied
SIX BAYS' TRIAL "
If it breaks
a
point
bring
it back.
NltH' 111 ffflliprul mil
In the publlo schools,
t itv hull nnd court
house offices, und
mini) private busi
ness plates In the city.
YOUlt-S for a price suved In lead and the
time wasted In old fashioned, chopping.
REYNOIBS BROTIEES,
STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS,
HOTEL JEHMYN I1UII.DINQ.
JUO Wyoming Avenue. '
Planetary Pencil Pointer
that ho was arrested at West Hazle
ton and locked up.
acorgo Yamchak said ho Joined tho
strlkorB nlong the road and th'ey mado
him throw nway a small stick ho car
ried. At Lattlmer he said tho sheriff
grabbed George Novn-tny nnd pushed
his revolver In his fare, then I got hold
of aeorge and pulled him loose. The
sheriff tlisn grabbed (mother man and
Novatny pulled him loose. Then tho
shooting commenced.
Joseph Mekkl, of Htnnboldt, said the
deputies called out at West Hazleton
to some of tho ntrlkern: "If you do not
gel out of the road we will shoot you
down like dogs."
Mekkl was Bhot through the arm
while running away and ph'owed tho
Ecim of the wound
Andrew Hannes and Adam Laplnskl,
two of the wounded strikers, showed
their scars. Both were wounded In the
back while running away. This closed
the testimony for the day.
DIRECTORS ELECT OFFICRRS.
Closo of tho Anniinl Convention of
School Fathers.
Harrlsburg, Feb. 10. The annual
convention of the Pennsylvania School
Dlrectois' association adjourned this
afternoon to meet next year at Harrls
burg. These olllcers were elected:
President, H. S. Hulibert, Philadel
phia; vice-presidents, Hugh H. Kast
burn, Doyle.stown; Dr. D. W. Jeffries,
Chester; D. T. Fortney, Bellefonte; le
cordlng secretary, F. B. AVlckersham,
Steelton; corresponding secretary, J.
Klder Peelor, Indiana; treasurer, II. H.
Hlce, AValtonvllle. Executive commit
tee, I. A. Cleaver. Uerwyn; H. H.
Quiinby. Mount Clnlr; Silas Wright,
Howard; J. Draper Huddell, Llnwood;
llev. K. I. Hnsslei, Kelm; legislative
committee, Hon. J. P. Elkln, Indiana;
William Flndley Shay, Watsontcfwn, C.
Brown, Bloomsburg; M. J. Phillips,
Sullivan count: , L 13. Adams, Lock
Haven
PASSED COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Three Altoonn Men Are Arrested nt
Huntingdon.
Huntingdon. Pa., Feb. 10 Frank
Letup, James Farrell and Edward
Dok all of Altoona, were arrested
here this morning on n number of
charges. Including the passing of coun
terfeit money, larceny and placing ob
stiuctlons on the main line o the
Pennsylvania railroad
The tilo came here yesteiday after
noon and succeeded In disposing of
a number of countcrlelt dollais.
Then after despoiling the street sam
ple cases ot several merchants they
placed a hand car on tho main track
of the Pennsylvania railroad and a
collision with the east bound Chicago
Limited was narrowly aorted.
They have been held for tt lal.
MACHINIST CANNOT LAND.
Another Case tihorc the Contract
Labor Law is n Misfit.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10. Albeit Quarm
ley, a machinist, who arrived heie
Monday on the steamer Waesland, will
not be permitted to land and must re
turn to England.
David Armltage & Son, of Mliileld,
England, manufactuieis of boucle
cloth, concluded to tiansfer their plant
fiom England to Chester, Pa,, and
Quaimley was sent heie to set up the
machinei. He admitted that he was
to leeelve $12.00 per week for his work.
CommUsloner Hodgers lias theieforo
lefused to permit him to land.
Warehouse nt Veueucla.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10. The National
A-oeijtloii ot Manufacturei s lias llxed
Siturduv, March 2i, us the date for tho
opcnli.g of the samplu waiehoute which
the association has established In Cai
acas, Venezuela. A rumbor ot manuf.ic
tnrcis from this tit. New York, Boston
nntl Baltlmoie h.ie signified their in
tention ot attending the ceremonies,, Tho
paitv will sail from New York on tho
Rod D line bteamer Venezuela on
Mutch 17.
No Pig Iron Trust.
Flushing Feb. 10 -The olllelals of Cue
Carnegie company weie shown the dis
patch fioin Clew laud, in which It was
Mated lint tho Carnegie company was
making an effort to fonn a pig Iron tiut.
The piououneed it false In eeiy par
ticular. The stoij van piobably found
ed, tlu'y tald. on a fctatnnont publhhed
that thev had recently iniule huge pui
chases of pig lion.
Killed bv I'nll ot Hock.
Wllkos-Bnire. Teh. 10 Edvvaul Hughes
was killed and Thomas Antleison fatally
inii.red bv a fall of rock In the Hnltliuoie
mine this morning.
HE HAS NOT REFORMED.
Malinger rcntcss)s Present Show Is
Filled with i.iavil Suggestion.
Manager Fenyvessy's promise to de
odorize the builesque shows he is hav
ing produced at Music Halt was not
made good esterda. The Columbian
Curlesciueis opened an engagement
theie in the afternoon and the perform
ance glen was almast as redolent of
suggestlvenes and filth as the per
formances of the two pieIous weeks.
So indecent were portions of the dia
logue that an audience composed ex
clusively of men hissed on more than
one occasion. One concession to de
cency was nnnounced by a comedian,
who said they had a muscle dancer
with them who is a "bird," but she
would not lie allowed to do her act this
week Another lefoim was the refusal
of the doorkeepei to admit to the hall
two loudly-diessed females, w host
names do not appear In the society
columns of the papers of the city. He
probably feared the perfoimance might
cause them to blush,
MISSIONARY SOCIAL.
Conducted Last Night in tho I'ciin
Avuiiuo linplist Church.
A pleasing social entertainment oc
curred at Fenn avenue church last
evening The rooms wero tastily dec
orated by P. I,, Gallagher, of the firm
of Williams & McNulty, who kindly
furnished the Japanese materials. The
violin playing of Mr. Vanderveken,
accompanied by Mrs. George Carr, wns
much enjoyed.
The tea and coffee tables were well
patronized, and the Japanese girl at
the door took tho sliver offerings. The
talk of Mrs Gates on scenea In Japan
nnd India gained the attention of all.
Altogether It was a pleasant and In
structive occasion.
More- of such entertainments would
give profitable evenings to many peo
ple. Clever Little Flsle.
Mamman Well, Elsie, what did ou
learn at school today?
Elslo (aged 0) Learned to spell.
Mamma Now, what did vou learn to
spell T
Elsie Man.
Mamma And how do you spell man'
Elslo (piompt)y) M-n-n, man.
Mamma-Now, how do you spell boy?
Elsie (after r. moment's reliectlon) 1'ho
kame way, only In littler letters Town
and Country Journal.
CONCERNING THE
CAPITOL CASES
Judge Slmonlon's Opinion It Expected
Soon.
THE INJUNCTION AQAINST COBB
feuggcstlon Is .Undo That n Dcctco
II o First Entered In the Dnuphln
County CourtsConnsol Agroo to
Aid in Speeding the Final Disposi
tion ot the Case.
Harrlsbuig, Feb. 10. Judge Simon
ton Is expected to hand down an opin
ion within the next twenty-four hours
In tho pioceedlng.s brought by Attor-ney-Genernl
MoCormlck to restrain the
capltol building commission from
awarding a contract for a capltol ac
cording to the plans and specifications
of Henry Ives Cobb.
This morning the attorney-general
requested counsel for tho commission
to meet the Judge with him nt cham
bers, which they did. The attorney
general stated to the judge that In
cases of this character, where an ap
peal Is taken by either party to the
Supreme court, the court Is required
by act of assembly to hear and de
termine the case as though It had orig
inal jurisdiction and the application for
an Injunction, hnd been made to said
court In view of this net of assembly
he suggested that such decree might
be entered by the Dauphin county court
os It deemed proper without argument
of counsel on either side.
Geneial McCormlck fuither stated as
an additional reason that the sugges
tion had been made by the court In
the course of the trial that It would be
a waste of time for both courts to prac
tically try the same case as courts of
orlglnnl Jurisdiction. He also said that
tho fact must be recognized that no
matter what the decision ot the Dau
phin county court might be, an appeal
would be taken to the Supreme court
by tho one side or tho other.
He thought a submission of the case
and an early decree or the court here
would greatly speed Its final deter
mination and stated that If the decis
ion was adverse to the commonwealth
nn Immediate appeal would be taken
to the Supieme court. Counsel for de
fendants agreed to aid In speeding the
final disposition of the case, however
It might be decided, and It was there
fore submitted to the court without
argument of counsel.
MIN00KA P0LLINQ PLACE.
Changed Again Vrstordny bv Order
oT Court.
Next Tuesday the voteis of the South
district of Lackawanna township will
not make their marks and do other
things that they are accustomed to do
on election day at tho little building
expressly built for such purpose along
side John J. Coyne's hotel.
Court esteiday made an order di
recting that Inasmuch as it appeals
that the said polling place Is not on
the pioperty designated by court, that
the legal Jocat Ion be changed from the
place established by the former order
to the vacant lot belonging to Martin
McDonough, on the coiner of Elm and
Main streets, Mlnooka. The county
commissioners aie directed to erect un
Iron booth at that place.
An order was also made fixing t.
property of Joseph Kramer, corner of
Piospect avenue and Maple street, as
the polling place for the Second district
of the Nineteenth ward.
The basement under McCIoskey's
hall, ns indicated In yestei day's Tri
bune, was fixed n.s the polling place for
the Third dlstiict of Fell township.
Appointments of election ofllceis
were made as follows: Fred.
Fryer, majority Inspector of Throop
borough; George T. Bugdon, Judge, and
A V. Rower, majority inspector. Sec
ond dlstiict of the Thirteenth ward,
Louis N. Boyle, Judge, Second dlstiict
of the Thiid waid of Olyphant, L C.
Hathaway, Judge, First district of the
Second waul of Carbondale.
On petition of a number of voters,
John Hopkins, Republican, and Patrick
Heavers, Demociat, were appointed
overseers of election In the Second dls
tiict of the Thlul wait! of Olyphant.
sfllim; ;oi,i)risni:s.
Tho Useful Little Met Willi Mhlcli
They Arc Dipped Up Out ol flic
Tank.
In a atoie wheie home acquarium
supplies aie sold there lire, besides the
usual ailed assortment of glass
globes, a number of larger tanks of
vailous shapes and bizea, In which
stock is kept for sale The tanks them
selves aie, of courts, sold If there Is a
demand fur them.
Lying across the corner of the larg
est of thewe tanks Is a little net, the
hoop no moie than five or bIx inches
in diameter, and the handle about a
foot long. This Is to scoop up the
goldfishes when they aie sold. When a
new outfit is sold complete the fishes
aie delivered In the globe or tank It
often happens, however, that the per
son alieady owning a globe wants to
replace fish that have been lost, or to
add to his stock, and he goes to the
stoie where such things are sold and
bus one or more goldfishes, Just as he
would buy any merchandise, except
that Instead of sitting down at a coun
ter to make his selections, lie bendn
over a tank and indlcntes among the
fishes swimming about the ones he
wants. As he makes hLs selections the
dealer scoops them out with the little
net, and as likely as not the purchaser
cariles the fish he has bought, a sin
gle fish or half a dozen, or whatever
the number may be, right away with
htm In a tin pall.
Little goldfish of the commoner kinds
can be bought for a few cents apiece.
Some of tho rarer varieties cost dol
lars. m
So Chance lor a llalit.
Thero was onco an Irishman who
sought emplojmunt ns a dler, bringing
with him his nutlve enthusiasm and a
certain amount of experience, sas tho
Benton Hudget. Although he had never
been beneath tho water, he had ciossed
an ocean of ono variety and sv allowed
nearly an ocean of another, nut he had
the Hibernian smile which is convincing,
and the firm chanced to need a now man.
And so on tho following Monday morn
ing Pat hid his smile for the first time
in a diving helmet.
Now tho Job upon which tho crow to
which Pat had attached himself was
working In corppnrutlvel shallow water,
and Pat was provided with a pick and
told to use it on u ledge in the manner
with which ha was already famlllur.
Down he went with his pick and tor
about fifteen minutes nothing was heard
from him, Then cumo a strong, deter
mined, deliberate pull on tho signal ropo,
Indicating that Pat had u very decided
wish to como to the top. The assistants
pulled him hnstlly to the raft and re
moved his helmet.
"Take nff the rlst av It." said Pat.
'"Take off the rest of It?" I
"Yls," said Pat. "Ol'll worrlfc no longer
on a Job nheio Ol can't spit onino hands. '
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conveniently located; central; send or enll
for circulars. JONES, Real Estate, all
Spruce street.
K
EYSTONE HOTEL SITE AND LOTS
lullolnlne nt Ilnuley will lo olfered for
salo Feb. 10 next, ut one p. 111. STOFl'LET
,t SCHAFFER, Stroudiburg, Pa.
FURNISHED ROOMS
Adv. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
H
ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AT
122 Mulbeuj street.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
I"70URGentiSmkn"ca"
1 ut aas North Hydo Park uvenre.
LOST.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
LOSr-ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE
10th somewhere in the central city.
between A. D. Dean's office, :t20Vj North
Washington avenue and Benjamin & llun
Jamln's, 1:10 Franklin avenue, a valuable
legal paper enclosed In a large manllla en
velope. This paper is of no value ocept tho
family Interested and nny one finding it
will berewurded by returning same to At
torney A D. Deans' office, 320ty North
Washington uvenue.
ROCK CUTTING
CAREY 1IROS., ROCK OUTTINO CON
tractors. Apply, CAREY HROS.Uox
3, Avoeu, Pa.
CHIROPODIST
CORNS, 1IUNIONS AND INGROWINO
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advlca
given Ilea E. M. HEl'lEL, Chiropodist,
030 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles attended
at their rntldeuce If desired. Charges moder
ate. CITY SCAVENGER
AB.BRIGG3 CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BRIGGs, Proprietor.
Leavoorders 1100 N. Main ave., or Elckes'
drug store, corner Adums and Mulberry,
'lelephoue 110 10.
riYlAs! COOI'EU CITY SCAVENGER,"
' ' All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the Intent appliance. Charges
reasonable. 710 bcranton street, llouso
1125 Washburn street.
SPIRITUALIST.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent 1
Word.
MRS. E. CUTLER, ORDAINED SI'IRIT
Ituallst speuker and trance medium;
sitting dally; circles Sunday and Wednes
day evenings. 1007 Dlumond avenue.
SEALED PROPOSALS'
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
O celved by the Spring Brook Water Sup
ply company for the construction of an em
bankment dam nlth a masonry core-wall on
Gardner's creek in Plains township. Luzerne
county, Pennsylvania, us per plans and
specifications on rtle In the Company's of
fice, No IS N. Main street, Wllkes-llarre.
Pa. Bids will bo opened on Friday, March
4th, 1HU8, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
'I he Company roiorves the right to reject
any nndull bids.
THE SPRING BROOK WATER SUPPLY
COMPANY.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tffcirs'iiBRTniY'ur
ii undorslgued, committee of the Person
and Estate of Susan E Hack, was unpointed
by the Court of Common Pleas or Lacka
vtannu County; uud ull persons having
claims or demands against tho said husau
E. Buck will presont Hum to the under
signed for payment; nnd those Indebted to
said Susan E. lluok are requested to make
Immediate payment to
RUSSELL DIMMICK, Committee,
608 Spruee street.
Connolly & Wallace
During
The Cold Snap
We will sell the balance of the
Waters' stock of Men's Heavy Driving
and Working Gloves. Prices 25c, 50c.
and 75c. Worth more than double
these prices.
Will also sell a lot of Men's Natural
Wool and Camel's Hair Striped Under
wear, regular $1.25 grade, at 75c. each.
These are good cold weather specials.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE
127 and 129 Washington Ave.
AGENTS WANTED
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
date llulldlng and Loan Association;
choice of territory. For particulars cull on
Manuger, the Westminster, from 3 to U p 111.
AGENTS THE "MONARCH" 18 THE
best and cheapest telephone desk on
the market; retail price, Including one roll
of paper, $1; liberal discount; exclusive tei
ritory. W. W; HAMILTON &, CO., 21 Milk
street, Boston, Mass.
WANTED AGENTS FOR GREATEST
gas saving device mnnufat'turod. Re
tails 25C Big prollts. OLVElt BROS.
Rochester, N. Y.
AGENTS TO SELL OUR JiOC STORM
door; sample prepaid upon receipt of
price, AMERICAN bTORM DOOR CO.,
Port Huron, MIeh.
KLONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR
large Illustrated book of Klondike, flvo
hundred pages; price 91.30; outllt lOo. Ad
dress NATIONAL I'OBLISHINUCO,, LaUo
Blde Building, Chicago, 111.
WANTED-SOLICITORS; NO DELIVER
ing, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; suite uge, GLEN BROrilERfe,
Rochester, N. Y.
AGENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do nbout Safe Citizenship price M. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
Nopcrvllle, 111
AGENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel and eopper electro
plasters; prices from S3 upward; salary uud
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, vvltn
stump, MICHIGAN MFU CO., Chicago.
AGENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL
ers; $25 weekly and expenses; experi
ence unnccesfury. CONSOLIDATED MFG
CO., 48 Van Buren St., Chicago.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED-A SITUATION AS A FIRST
or second hand hreud, cakes, pntzels
and plo baker, city or country. R, D.
WALl'MAN. Lebanon, Pn.
SITUATION WANTED BY STENOG.
rnpher and bookkeeper I). E. experi
enced. Al reference M. W. A., tare Trlb
line. "WANTED-A POSITION Y A GOOD
V girlut genornl hounonork. Address
2J2 Franklin avenue.
SITUATION WANTED 11Y A YOUNH
ronn, willing to woilc nt nnvthlng; age
23: well recommended Address P. M ,
'irlbune olllce.
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
(22) of good habits und ability dejlres
a position or a clerle-al nature; hashndrour
years cxpei lenco in olllce woik; reference.
"J.," 230 Kressler court.
AMIDDLE-AOEDIMAN DESIRES i'OSl
tlon taking cure of horses or work of
nnv kind. Address 205 Washington nve
nue, care ED. W. FINN.
SITUATION WANTED-AN AMERICAN
widow wishes position as housekeeper.
Address M. J., Tribuue olllce.
SITUATION WANTEU-W ASHING AND
ironing taken homo or go out by the
day washing, scrubbing or any kind ot
work, Rear 420 Franklin avenue.
BUTCHER - THOROUGHLY EXPERI
euced, seeks employment in market or
peddling. Address J. HILTON, 210 Spring
street. Providence,
SITUATION WANTED-HY A GIRL 17,
as nurse or upstairs girl. C T., caru
Tribune office.
BUSINESS MEN-A BUSINESS MAN
formerly of this city, a real estate bolder
and thoroughly lellalno, wishes a position
where responsibility undcureful attention to
details Is requisite; Is well posted In tho city
nnd Its busliiess affairs uud can furnish re
commendations lium our ropresantatlve
men, ulso bonds If necessary. Address 11,
607 Linden street, Scrunton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
lnun, 10 deliver for grocery store or mar
ket; well acquainted In tho city; refvrcac:
sternly habits. Address SMITH, 510 Irving
avenue1, city.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
married man, willing to tlouuy kind of
work; has hud experience In thy goods und
giocery store, nnd can furnish bebt of refer
ences. CHARLES STANTON, Pockvllic, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
O inun of good mantling; has bud three,
veurs experience lu the livery und under
taking liusluess. Address WILLIAM
MICHAEL, Pfckvllle, Pa.
POSITION WANTED-1JY A YOUNG
man as hurdware clerk; bus hud over
four years' experience; liuvo no bad habits;
can furnish good references as to cburueter
und buslniss ubllltv ; terms reasonable Ad
dress I Want U, 'Irlbune olllce.
AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theater.
One night, Saturday, Feb, 12.
The Distinguished Artiste,
RHEA
In Her New Play.
NAPOLEON
In Six Acts.
Supported by in company of artists who
stand pre-eminent in their profession.
Regular Prices,
Sule of xeats opens Ihursday, Feb 10.
One Night Onlv,
Tuesday livening, Feb.
15th.
The Empire Theater (New York) Success
Sdncy Grundy's Masterpiece
The Great Sex Against Sex Drama,
Sowing the Wind
Indorsed by Pulpit, Press and Publlo
an the
Greatest Play ot Hie Century.
No theater goer can afford to mlsa see
ing; this giiiat uUraction,
PRICES 25. 50. 75 and JI.O). Sa'e ot
seat ope ns Saturday, Feb. 12.
Academy of ilusic
Three Days, Commencing
Thursday, Feb. 10.
Special Limited Engagement of the
Sterling Soubrette,
rviiss
LILLIAN KENNEDY
Supported by a Company of First-
cluts Artists, In the Great
Laughable Farce-Comedy
The Deacons Daughter.
Regular Prices
Three Nights, Commencing
Monday, Feb. 14,
Usual Matinees.
Lincoln wl. Carter's
Orand Scenic Production,
The Fast Mail
Ten Sets of Special Scenery. Flight of
the Fast Mall. Niagara Falls by Moon
light, with Boiling- Mist. Practical Work
ing Engine, and 11 Freight Cars, with Il
luminated Caboose. Tho Dugo Div. Re
alistic River Scene and Steamboat Ex
plosion, and other startling Effects.
Academy prices, 15, 25, 35, 50.
THE
101 POWDER CO
Rooms 1 ana 2, Com'llh BTd'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
Mining and Blasting;
POWDER
Made at Mooslo and Rusudale Works.
LAIT.IN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
l'lcctrlo ilatterles, Electric Exploders,
lor oxplodlng blasts, Safety Fuse und
Repauno Chemical Go's dxplomvG3
i
ItMritSiHHt.