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WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 8,  1914.
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Charles Myles Dobson Well Known New York Resident Reported '"Shot Up" To Newspaper Friend At Home—Wife Is Now Touring Country With Opera Company Now In The West.
ON LOAN IHE HAD EXTENSIVE OIL AND MINING INTERESTS IN MEXICO
Wilson and Bryan Agree to
Let American Finance
Chinese Move
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-een  t.ie heir to the fitiaii- ,.;.i:|i   u."  .\mei-rcji   in   f<>.'ili|e.<s P   be   .•'tcr.s   oil!   of   ilis  o'f ices •   r-ireei   e\-crv  afternoon   slier :<i   •I'.fy'n   wcrk   for   whicii   hi.s- " r ,= ¦«•) wa.>; noted.       .\Iiove ;:re re. c !cl.'on:i' .;f   tv.o   of   the   most   jni- l:|-tt   v.-arks     in '   (he     S.jO.OOO.orpi •   ' o-   a-|   collc;t;one   left      l)y     ih ¦"¦'.rsi"i.    which    is   <-:ir.'-"ni;'   !:i: ,.    MoD^an   more   worry   j;i,.u:i! '•'h:     thiin    fh"    Xew     ^"o!¦l;,    .V'-'« .en,y.Kl   IJailford   scuiid il    or   'b- -ivi'S-t  biU.<! ill   Wnshint;t_iii. '"   ib"   ie*"!   i^    rtaphacls   Coli..i.,^^ ::.   pa'nted   in   ir-.O,"),   /or  Vvhich <'i>: own< r'.".- friMier i!;^icl %:<!)ii., Vj«:;   cro-dlcd    oiiiiiiuilly    ^m- "^ !?i.   .'wUiilOMV  of   I'ad-iiii   :i- ¦ ¦1!   ihe   right   is    il'iben's '«;    I'le   I'sininiis   .\nne   nC   Aii,-;- Xoli,;     illi'   eiMii'iniiii.-i   sleeves ;:r^;i-r>;!.:e collar.
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."¦i u Toil:. i"eli. T. -- .1. Pierpo:;' ivj.i.u.m and hi;: .\rt Trea.-'ili-".-. I, .r. Pierpont -Morgan a f'hilistmc',' I'hc nrt lovers of" Aniericii luive asked 1 henisehc-a thi.« tiuestiou' many rinic.-; in the last ivionth. What is ihe a,t- litnde toward the rare anil Uie bean- iiful of ihe'iiian v.ho owns the iiioi t .•-tu.ocndGiis pri'.aie ¦ collection ever i<;?embled—fhe object." which ' h.-iv-e ¦ raised youhg .N'ew York to tli^-. fir-^t ' i;:nk as a mu.'scum clt.v .' "   . "
Wiieii .1. Pieriioiit .Morgan, liie eUi- I r. Oie^ he left lii.s .son a .^reai 'dejl oT nione.v, but uilii It several '.ei.- cncrou.s burdens. U« left him the ¦ <liiiy of e.xplaiuiiiK y series oi' <-oIm:- fiU finauciul t>iiei-ation.s in whicii Lb;; joungci- Morgan bad been litUe ^a\ c :i." a .spectator. He bit him the chief, (ulnship of •i^reate'^et finunciiiig con- (fin in the Western Hemisphere, jnii iicrhaps on the ,H:lal)e. He left h'.iu liu^rci-. duties. i>hilanthroi>ic diilie<, ;:k! Mcial duties, i.s he.iii ,,f i|,,. lloL-.s( of llor.gan. h,jt most iicrplc.xing ' ¦ •r all he left him liiiy iiu^ht> bur- li-.'ii. ihis-gigantic white elejih.ir.t. k' :mI.
\Vh,<.    weightx    -ivh.\   ';i      while     .¦)'¦- iihinl?
Becau.-^e   the   .\miricaii   p', ople   ho.e
coiiic lo bclie\e in soiiie way or other.
'nliliom espcciiil rli> nfe or ri'ason. th:it
I he;L.e art treasures iielong to ii, I'l-r. , iKiI'-si ti ,« ;i:i initiative feeling. :< feeling thai .\meric.m dollars. ihei i^wcal o|- Aiiierit'an brow.«, the strain- j ins of .\ Miei-ican inusi-lcs ami the eoi- • lecii->e Ihinlcins "f Ainerican brMin,'- 'loiigiil   Ibis  iioard.
The elder .Morgan  fi>stei"ed iiiis ¦dea, ( iiniloiibtedly,       lie  i.ti .said to huve  ex- • pesBcd   the   wish    t<>   uuik**   .\e\v   V.trl   ' Ihc   le.idiiig   art   center   oT the   woild. ' Noihipi;    gave    him    greater    pleasure iliau fo stand as one of the leeentjoTi ( iinimittee at a f'.inclion  of the .Metro. poiitJii   Museum  of .\r!  ahd meet   th- art  arisiooracy   (far     diflerent     fron: Ml"   ari.'^toC'-.-.'- '      ••''      ¦;«-.-:>lthl       'vl'.i'-ii c :   •.\a--d !i:.
V<iuug 0\«"i'r iuUirto^yni '¦.1^   the::    that   l^e   relaxed    ihe
II . -i. Then did be moat eii.loy the great fortune Ive had amassed. J.= .1. Pierpont Morgan the youn,ger a chip or the old block,'. He is no long¬ er a .\oung Iran. He is now fortv- «:e> en years old. lie has his f.-uhcrr habits of hard work, his lo\c of j wa.s reported t-alching. even his abilily a..< ;i trem-h- innd   the
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k StatcmeM at City HasjpitaJ She Claims Criminal Opera¬ tion Had Been Performed on Her—Was Lured to Pittsburg By Lover.
rrelegrapli to Intlcpendeiitj
' Vi^i.'hiiiKi.iM. I'eii. T, -.Secrt-iary ( I lli.van !Pr,!;eii on ,iy ;cic .Vinsrican Ited 't'ross has given cnuorsemeiii lo loans I of if J.000,000 by .\mericaii rinaiKiers l!o llie CIiiiie.",c rcpiiLilic to be spent in improvements lo the llwai ri\er. I'hina and piie\enlion of flood in ihe ; 11 wai  valley.
The   co-operation   of   ine   .-^late   De. I partment  in  financing  this     loan     in. : dicates a   change  by President Wilson j :n  his   foreign  |jolii.\.       The  President ' :iiinounced  last   ,\pril  this gov ernn-.ent j Aould   not   underwrite   foieign     loaiis : .ii)d  would  not   act  .is collector of in- ; leresls   on   money   loaned   \'y   uani^er.fl ' of  Ihis country     to     ioreigii     govern. | Mieiils.        B.\   ieaso;i  of this  aniiouiu-e- , :uoni   the   pending  Chine.«e     loan     of *i:.5.0oOOOO    wa.H    calleil    i-ff    :ind    a siiiaUer   loan   or   $2.000.000   lo   .Vic.ira. sua wa.s blocked.
.Mr. Bryan is said to ba' e nrged . upon the President consent to this lat- ! i-r loan wit^ approval by t'nis go\ ern
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The   llcil  Cross   was   moved   to sup- j
lion  the proposition through  liumaiii. j
'tarian reason.a the floods  ir  tbe Hwai j
river   annually   killing   many   'hincser
land   destro.ving  mncli   propert.x.
.1. O. Wliite <S- Co.. a Xew York <on- | iiacti'ig firm has agreed to take ir,> J liie impro'.ement wo'k under the loan, >
.¦\s security  the Chinese sovernnient j 	
i.<< to give the interest on the re\ emie of the lands along ihe Hawi river to be iniiPioved. for a period of year.s.
Telegraph to Independent .New   \\>vk. l-'el) 7.    I'liarle.s .Mvle.s Dobson.  inilliouHire Oil  and  Mwirng inaii  of  NVw  York imJ  l.uiHioii ii;),s been sliot  liy .Mcxictiii Kedfcal soldiei.s. lie is believed lo lie dead or d.'ing.
Til" iiew.s eame today in a dispjitirh lu D. .\. 5}iii'|>liy. of the .Xin^-rieHn I'vess .As.sofiition from '(¦)!. Kei^nandez believed to be atlaelied to the K>;deral army near Torreon. Tlie dispatch follows:
Yol-k:    Yonr ai:ta;zonis.tie
'.Maliitiii. via Kranseiseo. Keb. (5. .Miirjiliy. eare of  .\meriean Pre,s.v .-XsMieiiitiou. New ;i(-!dr('S-s .Mib'.s Ilobson "s i-iffareile ease. He taken by  federa! force. Torrpon.    charged e.'>cei(iiig govfinmeiit.  sliol   ii[),   (Siirned i   i'Vrnaude/..
.Mt. .Murphy who wa.s ieei-nfly iulrodii<-eiJ p. .\11-. Dobson at the Waldorf .Asstorig by Raoul \l;id(ri) is iu doiiJjt in regarding the precise mean ini.' of iiie woriis "sdol up."" Tf tiie .Mexicans fol- !<«wed ibetf- ii.siiai metliod of liandlinu' prisoners, it is probable .Mr. Doh.srm -vms killed outright.
.\f file lime of their introduction. .Mr. .Murjiliy gave .Mr. DobsHin Ids card to which rcfereiic'? I* ui.-id" Ml ihe dispatch. Kor tiie last twenty years   IJobsoii spent  iniieh of his tin>e in .Mexico, look- lig after lii^ oi! and milling interesis in V'tu < 'riiz   .-I'ld ('hiiiuHiiiia,
Married an American Woman
,\hiii)ug!i born an Kiiu-lishiiian. ,\lr. Dobson   roii^lit under .Ma.jor lit-tu-rjil Wood in tin war. ItAed  in  Xe.v York several years and uiajried an .\ineriean woman. His v.ife    is    an >i"iigei-. known on ihe stage as ,\ntoinette Kopeiski, sfe is Ix^ieved lo Ije iu Los   .\ngeh'S •Sitiue. Avest  wilh Dolrson len   New
The Choeolale Soldier' York  for .Me.xico two
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lie uas a giiesi  at lO N«-«'   )'ori< is I'"
< o.. .indcj- the inauagenienr of the Wliituej' Opera (.'o. .Me. Wi'eks ago.    During the four weeks prior to his dej)ar1ure.
liie Siratford  House wliere in-   imariablx   staved  while here.  His clovesi   friend W
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the theatrical and opera inanagei Well Known in New York "I i-annol  lielieve tins rejeirl.'' sa iil .Mr.  Wliimex iiid ^o well known ihere that  the .Mexicans would   not 'liiied al  in.\   lioiise and I am certain, kuowin.g the niaii .Mr. Doltson was well known in the<itrical circles iind -also known to freipienlers of tiie Waldoi-f-.Astoria 'Vhile here.
Goverment Will Act
Wa.sliin-lon.  l-fli,  7     Kcpoii  of ihe deatli   „\' ,Miies Doi.son. rjrit .•\iii.-rK-aii -<aid to have been exeeuied by federal troops, lias   not   been  received a)   fhe Sfaie ¦vas announced tonight. Investigation of Dobson "s  deiUli will be takeu up .lire.-t d atl'aires O'.Shaiighnessy when continnatioii,readies Washington.
loniglii.      lie is such a  liig luan in  .Mesieo dai'e  liariii   him.  Orfly  two  weefs  ngo.   he as I do thai no liarni has eome io liini." Ijeeaiise of his wife's position on the si age where he dined aud spent innch cf his lime
oil    land Depaitne throiisrii
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THEUTESTGOSSIPCONCERINING   'REARRESTED _ DISORDERS P0LmC.4L BATTLE Of THE STATE    UPONMEASE
MEXllU UIY Philadelphia Proves the Mecca For Politicians of Ali Par
I'eath came yc.^ti-rday .nftornpon ,to pretty, .little .losophine Mandeliiio, .' :;ged"17 ye.-ii':-. of Plains Township, at' the City Hiff'pitfil from peritonitis. ; '>Vithiii -111 hour a iirominent ph.vsic- , ian of ;i nearby town.ship was under ' arrest charged with performing a , crinifnal oiieratioii and a warrant wa.s ; out for Xic-holas Bianco, a brother of ; fhe bunlierl of Pittston city. The latter \va,^ first vv-a,nted^on a charge of ; .seductiQn. bin it had to be dropped, to a minor charge owing to fhe fact ; that th-- former alleged crime wr<s i com mitred  .-'t   Pittsburg.
'niirinsr  the'days   of  last'.Tnne   the >oiin.t;   .^irl   w.is   the     eweeibear,*      of ^ BiaMco.     He   called   on   Mer   . at      her i home  in Plains and  there was talk of ' ^n.irriage.        Her     parents,     however, fought   the   ni:itch   and   he   finally   de¬ parted the region, locating    at     Pltts- liiirKh.     From   there he  wrote  to her and   asked   tHat  she   leave  home   and family a:iid .1oiii  him.
She   went   to   him.   but   he   diil   not have thing.-, prepared for the wedding j w-is and   the   first   nighi   she   .spent   io   the   end.     On < ity  he threatened  her life and  in her fear  she   agreed   to   live   with   him   .is his  wile  althoush   no   marriage   cere- mom   had been performed.     Later the pair came east and he still forced her lo   maintain   the   relations     and lived  ai  the home of her parents with under  the impression     thaf
true in ibis ca.-se and within a short time she was in a delicate condition. Treatment was started wiih the doc¬ tor jna under arrest .'esterda.v and then the man gol away from the gi:l he had thii.s wronged. His arrest for non-support followed bef.ire a Pifistoii aldeiiiian and he then told of their' not heiug married. On her return home the msile members of her fanVil.v ! le;?rned of h^r condition and the.v went lo .Vlderman Carkiiff of this ciiy I and askeil for the  warraui     chargnig ,
Scenes In Street Resemble
Those When Diaz Placed
Huerta In Power
ties at This Stage of Game-Red Hot Three Cor nered Fight is Looked For—Some Queries About Luzerne Couniy.
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.Me.x.co City. I-Vi>. 7. —The scene.s in I ile -s; reet.s of the capital tonight are *igiiificanlly reiiilniscent of the storiii.v-
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were legally wed fled,
"The   wages   of   .sin
is   death.
they with they
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,sediictio;i.     Investi.sation  'liowed  thati(ia>s   of   last    Friday    preceding    the i lUe c:t.\  toda.* I'iusbur.gh v.as the scene of the crime i,jo ^ „t-;,ii „f Aiadero.       .Military patrols ' Scranton,   left and   the   charge   was   rednced   to   the jnave been stationed along lhn>riiicipal i .iilnor one covering his offense in this j<,.treets, machine guns are mounted  on '
roof:-,   the   -Xational   palace    .s   heavily ;
guarded and the troops at all the gar. '
rison   le.st!^   are   on   the   alert   for   a jiepeiition of the coiip d'etat vvhich in- : stalled .Hiierlu as .successor to .MaUero. ¦ ;lt  is  hinted  that   IVlix   Dia-/..  the  man', ¦who made seizure  of the  ciiidala  lastl
Iyear   paving   the   way   for   the   over-i'^*'*^''"^'^""  "^ "^^ I'urnMig of the  .Madero  administration i lis    behind    Ihe   .secret     movemeni     to! I ovenbr<.w   Huerta. \
! In the nieantiiiie lluerta and bis j.-hicf lieutenant Oeiieral  Blan<|iiei. iliei
niijisier of war have imiiiuned them- j iselves   in     the   palace     under     heavy jguard.s.
I Tlie fish! ing .n Cuadaloupe last jnlght was heavy bin all news h.is I been   rigidly suppressed. '
region.
.^t     the     hospital   when   death   -i-.-a,s j near at  band   the  gjrl   in  talking with '. her   relatives   stated   Ihat   wliile     the disease   wilh   which  sfie   was  afflicted was causing her considerable suffering the fact that a criminal operaiion liad been   performed upon her by a doctor the  real   can.se oT her impending ihi.". statement     a     warranl was issued   ijy  .Mderman Carkuff. tjast ni.ght the  i).hysician Wits arraigned be¬ fore  the  local .iustice   bul   be was  al¬ lowed to .qive hail for a  further hear¬ ing next W.->dnesday night.    Tie staled, howeve;-.  that   he   bad  not   performed Ihe oiieiation as claimed, but thaf the jelrl hacl  lold   him that   an  Italian  iloe- Jtor   in  anolher   tovn   was  responsible for her condition.
(.^pV•tial  lo the   liuh-pfiiileiil.)
Pl.iladelphia. Feb. 7. — The State iiolitical battle is warming up a bit i>nd all. roa.d:j seem to lead to Phila¬ delphia. .\ nimiber of politicians fr(mi Xoniieasiern Pennsyhania were in l-:.\-.Mayor Uimniick of for h'Miie early in ilie Oa\. Two promineiu .^cranion men .'trrived ,ii noon. It is said they are iniei-.'si.o in ihe sale of the Scranton Itepuliliean-Trilnine and Truth, whieh will .le auctioned off at a I'. .S. Court sale I.n .March 10, .\n aiiempi is be¬ ing made lo dispose of the prope;t.\- lo I'hiladelphia people before the date of sa e.. .\ trade journal containing a properi.v was circu-
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niiMCelphia. Feb. 7.- Af;er ,?e>-\ ing a two yeh'T'Sentence in the K.-vstern I'eiiitentian-. Robert K. G-unning, \n.tj.9-n..q?..'.-Geii.tlem.'in Butler' bur- ;iiar, .was.arre-ste.d toiiay    as    he    left
pri.-M'H	
11^- was¦¦ knt>wii to the po?lce of man>- clrre«  In -rhi-*  eounirv  and  Eu-
  ro.Oe.    Tie made il specialty of obtain-
¦ ing liosltioii.s as butler in wealth?- to be e.vpri-ted. t'oiiBi essinaii .lobn I '''^tnilies and Ihen making off wi;H .1. Casey of-Luzere. is neutral. Ile i i ! jewe-lj: a.i;d ,vaJu.iibles. in favor of an open primary fight | 'J'-i-*-pi-e^^ni «vrest is for the theft whether thei-.- are two candidates or ! "f j«?*"'elr.-triid valuable heirlooms from half a ilozen running f..r the nomina- i f^corge !!. ^rntlabaker at his home riie majority of the  Democratic
that 1 .sale can be effected here. The Democrats have a sU'ona paper in Ijackawanna couniy and the Pro.gress- ives bae the .\li rning .\e\vs. The only load for the other paper to travel ;
tlon
< onsiessinen.   h(.w.-\er. are in  favm   of
.\!c< 'ormicU,.
Desiijie Ihe f.iii ilijt ih.s was .Sat- nrda.\. .<^eii;Uor Penrose'.s headiniarters was a busy place. .Man>- !)|-ominenf Republican.s'from different sections of rhe State called. The senior senator has no more love for Palmer than he has for Pinch' t, Penrose says ttie C<m,sre.ss-niLiu frtuii .Monroe is a Boss. Palmer may be expected to come back wilh:   -Well, you're a  bigger boss,"
.Many Democrats here think it would hav e .<riown better grace on Mc¬ cormick's p'art had he had attacked tbe candidacy of Ryan in his paper, the  Harrisbur.g Patriot,
With the Progrc^-ives.
in f^yerjeacii. .V. .T, The jewels were re- i «'overed, Tfe is also wanted for many I other robile^ie^5. incliidin!-. it is slated, •several iu JJaJtiuiore.   .Md
TV;0  DKNTLSTS I'|<7hT.
is  by the Stalwart  Republican    route, i     .|-,,^ Progressives show as much  life Bill   Ihe Stalwarts do  not   seem  to  be
JUDGES FAIL TO AGREE ON POOR DIRECTORSHIP
ONE INE
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sev'etal ' hours :\.ie   judges   of
yesterday aftc-- the couiil,^- held a corfeveiK-e iji ttfe chamber." of .Tudge .-••iirnr. bul without arriving al any decision on liie npi^ointments being eonsidered. Thai Newport township [poor directorship.
in fhe  malter'^ill  i.e drawn.
Places on  these    va'iou-
are   beih.i?   eagerly   sougi'it   ii
Many arrests . of alicged .ploiiers wor,> made loday and many others aie o( in7  loo'io.i  i'or.' ¦ ¦    ¦
^VlH)le,¦^ale   \i'rc>i>- i:    'A-.is   learned    laie   touight    ili.o iliiiix    arresis   were    made    nt    Gade. lojpe.        .\tnong  those   arrested   were .¦several   officer.^   cf   Xhe  garrHon   who were charged   with con.^piracx   to per- mil   I he* rebels to  enter  the < ity.       .V larse quaulily  of arms  and  timmuni- I'on   were   also  seiKcd   in   fhe   suburb of  Sautri    Clara.       Tonight     the     in¬ habitants  of  the   two   lowns,  alarmed i..v   the  menaciuET  federal   batteries  on -iioards I the   sourrouiiding   hills   are   camping cerlaiii'outside the lowns.      The u.sual Satiii^.
an.Mous to invest in a newspaper en¬ terprise in tbe far off end of tbe Slate. Since tiic Item failed here i-apital is cliai'\   of the newspaper business.
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I      Rooms     were  engaged  at  a   central
hotei for "Farmer" Creasy, who is • i)ooI^-pd for a visit here. It ia said the ! Columbia couniy stafeman would not j be adviei'se to accepting the nomiiia- jtion for the offi^'ji of Secretary of In- , ternal .Mia':,- on the r\<poeratic tic- ;kel,' It 's believed both .McCormick 'and Ryan, the rival candidates for the
Demooiatie noniiiiatioii for governor ¦ would favor the •'F'armer." .-Xt Hie ! same time you ciin here it in the hotel j lobby;-' Ihal Creasy has his enemies. i too. j 'Ihe  liig   Prize.
T"^ .irover:'y     "^'tween   McCor- , ..^^ ,.  ^,,,.,^^  „^,^^.,^
I niiek   tnd  Ryan took  another lurn fo- I
as the (Uheriwo i>arties. .\n imi'ei'- tanl confereii-ce is to be held liere ihe c-oming week when a candidate fo'- governor will he decided upon. It will be a friendl.v conferoiue. No one can¬ didate will stand in Ihe nay of the other. I sh(^uld not be surprised, thaf is if surface Jndica;iim.s count for an.v- thing. if Draper Lewis, of the T'nl- \ersit.v of Pennsylvania should lie the man linally agreed upon hy the Wash¬ ington parl.v to carry the banner of Progressiveism. He w-ould. undonbt- ' edl.v. come nearer satisfyinc all ele- 1 ments in the party than any other i jman #hf> could be named. They tell me the Progressives Intend lo put up a hard battle. ; 'fhe appoiiitnient of .liid^ie Tre.xier. i of   Lehigh   county,   to   a   place   on   the
is looked  upon a   bid    for   the   Pennsylvania   Oerman
brought     on    what
as a   stormy  discussion
meeting  broke   up   with   the
nnan.        Outwardly,  however,  young I members of the bench divided on fhe hown   little   interest I'm: ner.       There  is a ho;   race  on   for
rate   of for   'hi>
ir.   Mor.i<an  has
fiuarters.      Officials of fhe miner's un- jday nigh; nierry-niaking of the capital
if.n-are deeply .!r.tere«ied and  as iheyiwa-;   missing . io;-,i.^'hl   and   the   .streets
are not ;iny lo.t well u!ea.sed with the iwere almost de.=eried, save by  group.'-.
manner   in Which   rile   board   named |of natives  who  eonver.sed  furtively  in
during the   pa-M   v/eeic w:is  alloted ^tojthe shadows.
iheai   Ihe   iiuerest.   in   tlje   boards   re-j     So  numerous have been
mainii!.;  to -lieiu-med   ha.>*  Jicrea.sed. , in   connection   with   the   alla.sed    plot)
It !.< stated   ihat   vvhile tliere  v.ill be a
'\ote as Mil ofl'.'Jei  to  Palmer's claims. .•^CHfVl.FR,
Dotiuir l>^»vvFen<ie and Doctor i>ock. er. of + Wt«<r Markel street, w-ere ar¬ rested ,if » OVlock last evening by Officer ¦NTewton charged with fight- :ng in their office. From the stoij told at the polce headfiualers last evening- llirt (rouiiU* s4a4-iAd over money mat- ler.s 5ind for »» rime ther-' wa-s ,'ileniv fisii* fl.vlng in^tTpad of teeth. Both men w-rre taken lo the police bead. 'I'larier.-' where they left $10 security for Uieir ijppear.'^nee .it ...,iice court ihli; iiioriuivs, wlien ihe trouble will be  aired ¦before'-the .\cting Mayor.
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¦*:¦¦ and 1'"^' eanred wceklv selling our iliSh ' CJuallty Lakcshore Llr.-'wn .Niir- ser> .'^'tock! fiest ;irown in the I". .•¦;. Permanent position. Pay wcekl.v. tUiU'it Frejc Wr.ile todav. Penn.'jv I-' va.uiaNnrst.ry Co.. Oirard,  Pi
CHANCK  for. .voung men   and   womei.
to learn a.J)usiness that pays bi". Learn window trimmin.i; snd car'! w ritrn.a; divring .votir spar-^ t'.me. .\ iimticd class in Wiikes-Karre nov* formiiig; thorough instruction in all branches by experts. I'^ot ptirtirular.s address .\dvertisiiig. Indcperderl of¬ fice, i\ ilkcs-^.arr^• W..\.\¦.l:l¦:D—l'"Lve   sood   fa'III   ter.auii-.;
farms of all sizes and lo-alions. Ad- dre?s Se.iunfn F. .Xorthrup. Wa kii'-, N. T .
il!   those   things   in  'which   his   father itbe   po.si    whieh   pa.vs   at    the rev.'led So   .tie   b.is   heard   of   Ihis j $ I.TiO-O  ai/l   .i   ,:^ood   long  term
M.->rgaii  spending a   half a million for I bolder.
some -me thin;-, he must have. .No j The plare.s ou the e.^iaminill^ iniiu* one has heard of his .adding a single I boards were also considered and it .'irticle lo hi.s father's  collrciion  sim e i wa.s .stated   last  night   that  the   places
few   cliKii boar.Is :n
;eS   made   in   tlic   li.st   of  the • o'.il-ir.en  vvill   iie   retained. •
against 'luerla tiial the prisoners are Jaiiiiiied. T\*-o thoi'.=!and of the local p.dice   are   declared    to   have   been   in
da;--.--  Th*-   .Vl<^Coriir:ckites    ih.iiight itj wotrld  Ite a-.good   idea if  Ryan  would
go'o'ilflic  llek-.-';   a-i Secretary  of  In- . ^ .        ^S.XI.KSAliix w.AX-TKD—To sell house-
rerhal Affair.'^.    The  Ryanites spurned I Mandils Wreck lYain !      I'lold artiile.*-. Wll  on sieht;   lOcI t>e>'
Uhe   p-opositioji.     .Now  tha;      Wut-son. |      i,,.^,,^^   .\iex..   r-vb    7.—The  ere-,v of 1'<'•)'¦ . ^'""0 f»r panicular.';.     ',teynolds
arresis I the   liig  lawyei' ' of     T'itt.sburgh.     has j ^^^j^   ".Mexico   aiid    Northwestern    train I ^-^'iP^Lv Co.',   i:;:,   li'ving .W... Scran!.lu,
declined       to      stand     as     (undidate ; ^^ ^     „ ,.^„...-..,-,   i,,.  ,..,.„,iif.^o  i,:,T„iii..   in : Pa
i:.  .'i  .Seiu'iior,     subject     to     the
for
Sim ( lii-   la;ier's decease,,
iTiforever—and this is ihe uoiut .so .-,ir;.»i''\' v^atched in .irt circles—he ad. mit,s th.Tt he will sell part uf hi.. father*!;- trea.s'jre.-^. •' Part'.' llo'vv largo a i:.ar! ' AV'ill ii oe simply some of •ihe old geiitleiu'iu's unlucky ijiirchas- • - the "resu!!,^^ o' - hinx acci-rdiiiL- *-.'-   shr-?wd''' -  — \
fir    wii!    ,
on
llie  uoard  for   ;li>
lamination  of
I'atl' js   Inkiiouii
L: I'.iso,, i-i'eli. 7.--.All (lonbl as I., the laie. of, it":e iiussengers and crew of ihe train burned in tbe Cumbre tunnel  was r.emoj.-ed  wheii  a  tne.s.sage
the
mine foremen had oeen agreed upon, j^vas '-ekeived at the generyl tiffice o'' bm that the places on ihe board for hhe. .Mrsic,<iii .Norilnve^iern Railway a; r.<aniiiiatioii of minors hat) not even i i o >loi-k ihif. afternoon from Supt. D. been  reached,   .\iioflier repi'i-t   was  to ¦ i.'. Cjark.
ihe pfrect Ibat the appointmeni.-i .r j Thf iKc,--sas:e said that tlie nouy of jlip .,iie :.oard had uurelv lieen dis-:.ii;nri r';rnaudei;, a b;-akemau one of judges and  tiiat   'loili.   Hie  li'ams  burned, i:i   the  laiiTtel   had
best cd .'
i-,   disi>o>
by the ini'e ha appoinimeiH.s.
.....•¦o
i:cidei:L'=    in ! cussed
CO.ninon      .'"por-. linu  defini'e had  been  done al^jiig iho ' b^eii  foiiud  near  liie  cortnerii   portal.
¦" ¦¦  ........;"•..-.""lo V'l   .-irder  on • J;   •..;   iiovv  bellpved  stuc  that  all
seiigci-5   and   all   llie   cre.vs   on
k afte'- another [trains -ivere sent iiijo the "ouriiiu
I'.ivie .:.) i    '   ,     "      "     ,'
• ..iif.'i I'ur,'  .1',   will'
. I
.n.
line of ap|)oinlmer>t.s. .\;i onler on the horirci, however, i.s e..p>ecled about 'be  !Miiidlc   of the  week afte
¦b  ill.'  rorm.'i  on.ier
trains -ivere sent
iie!  bv some  unknown   aiilhoril-v
pas. both uni-
ihe   ujoi,
j Will   Have   ' hei
I     Douglas,   .\riz,    I'eu.   7.— Ives   lel.--
Iviei,' the Con.siimiionalist consul  here
iaiinoiiuces   that   ilie   lilonstitutionaliists
'¦¦ liave  secured   an   optioh  for  the   pur-
i iia.ie   of   two   old. criii.sers   from   Ihe
.>rencii  government.   Uolh   ves.iels ar.-
'to  be   etiuipped   with   heavy gi,ii.<  and
1
! U-scd^ along tlie .Mexican  gulf coast.  It
; Ls announced  that  i^fter   Feb.   1.3  tha;
(no  Mexican currency olher  ih.in  thai
li.ssued   b.v   the   rebels  will  be avcepled
in thc lerrilory  uiuler  tbeir eouirol.
j will    -of     the     Ik.mocratic     voter:
! cour.'-p, aiiothvr eifi.ri  is .goi 11.^    lo
'in:,"detf>   induce  Jud?;e   .Mesirezat,
¦ ihe'.'^iipt-enie f'oiirl,
' of    hi.s    name.'
j from .iudg
' ly is au-N'oiisly budied  for.
I     .JSTo   ->ne takes the candidaev
I mer -.Viayor • Dimmi
iwas   wrecked the    Cumbre
by   C
!unn.
istillo'.s   bantlits   in 1    are    being   held
Sert.lUT •  serioii.-'l^'-
of
be
ofj
to   allow  the   use i
(ime    annouiu-eiiieni j
Carman of L!i/,eriie con- 1
jibe passengers.
of   for- I     Tt'O   "I"  I'^f"   Pii^^^^t-u of Scraiiion, for|l>andiis   a re . Americans
here    ihejare mostly   Mexicans and   a   f
I for  ransom  Ji.v tbe bandit  leader  neari the .scene  of  the   hold   up  and   wre(l<. j nceording lo-advit e..- received toda.v  b.v  j the   officials-from  two cow   boys   who >vere    sent    fo   a.«certain    the    f.tte   of i
ers   held The
While
ly  the
others
vv  .lap-
bill
Sci'ilhion ni.iii did a  l"t of laikim it was h'losirv-jlboUf himself.
TiiV politicians'al Democratic head- duariers ifie wouderins where Lx- CoagD.-i-sman . L-nahaii of Luzerne, wiil i-tiind. on •.':::' so^ernoish,].. He ...fteii-.irii'^ Philadciphia and meets the Democratic "iioys,
Caeey  .Mentioned.
Conuressfnan t)onohiiP uf this city. f,ivoi-,«  RvxD hxr governor-  but that  is
ienese   labort.rs.
WM .•^)\
(Cable  I
i^iiris.     Feb. .Mexican   polic.v
I'AN.S    liLAZr..
I  liidepciKiciii.)
7.    ' Pre.siden-L   Wilson's is     onl.v  fanning  the
fill:     .S.MJ::-Team.      Harness     an.l
•WtcgHii:  i-eam   10 and   1:;  years old:
jwM.giTt     •_'-i>»0     lbs.     Inquire Torrence
Ni'iii.iiiie,  Bell Phone 171, Sv.-eet Valle.'.
jOFnci':     FOlt     ItK.NT—I'orner     .'- I      .Market St   and  Pnblic .Sftuare: he:   , (.r;.i'?   anif   elecnicit.v,      <^iii-R;ite   D-. I list.'?.
¦TiiRKF, ROii.MS. ciurally lotaieii. '>>''.. t    .married  couple,     for    liv.ht     house- ' keej),    .Vddress B.  Iielependent Olfie',. 1
W-A.NTI'".D-
.^d dress peck.
-Hired C     W,
'11111 for farm wor!.
i3|evf M." >'1,     ,Nt'  •"
flame of revolution, is- the opinion ex pres.'-cd   by   I.e   Temps   toniKftt   whil l.'lntraiisireant    says:     President   Wil¬ son's   proclamation   will   slir   the   civil . -,,r,a-„|a   rates.   ' Wrl'e     :,s- war into  fresh  activity. I S'reet,   '-^loom-'burg.   Pa.
.1 I  \   PIIAC'KIC.XL .Nl'HSp;   de.sirc-.'3   P"^' !      position.      Hospital   irainin;-.      '.let-
W.     3r.,'i