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SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1S0G i iTSBtflXG JTrtKiiS 5RTEEN 1 WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. WANTED. DELAY NAMING A.

POSTMASTER IRWIN MINERS TO ORQANIZ3 I ADDITIONAL I FINANCE! CHARTERS ISSUED. Sveral Xew Industrial Concerns Incorporated by State Department. Harrisburg, March 17. The following charters were issued by the "State department today: The Peoples Insurance Agency, Indiana. $10,000.

Director J. O. Clark. S. L- Clark, John Maquilken, Glen Campbell.

McWatters Product Oaa Manufacturing Beaver Falls. Directors-Thomas McWatters. Wooster, J. Francis Horton. Allegheny: F.

A. McVay Se-wickley; James S. Mitchell. David Camp-hell. Lemoj-ne; L.

Parkinson, Beaver Falls. Henry Auction Storage pittsburs $10.0000. Directors D. F. Henry John Cibson, Pittsburg; W.

D. Henry. "Sewlck-ley. Foley Contracting Pittsburg- Directors Patrick Foley, William Foley. Harry Foley.

James P. Walsh, of Pittsburg: James C. Folev. Asplnwa.ll. City Contracting Pittsburg, $5,000.

Directors John H. Woodward. H. L. Borland, Pittsburg; Jacob P.

Xtll, McKeesport. Tew Bedford Telephone Xew Bedford. Lawrence countv. Directors Burke Declares Officials Will Await Greater Pittsburg Developments 'I believe it will be some time before Ihe postoffice department 'akes1 any ftep in the direction of appointing a pctmuytt-r for Pittsburg-. I know that postmaster general has decide! not take up the matter until it is is if we are to have Greater unless the fight in the courts fh-uM take a turn showing that the settlement of the annexation propofi- "ii be postponed for some time.

The foregoing positive statements v-it made this morning- by Congress- r.ian James F. Burke, viio arrive 1 in is tjon on Tuesday, March 27. morning- from Washington. i Tne question at issue at Penn Slope is man A. J.

Bare hf eld is here and there the old one of tne miners being paid Is hitrh authority for the statement jnwpr wagres than those in the other por-that it has been planned to hoi 1 a con- tior.lS of thc Pittsburg district. Con- FEMALE HELP. -TIM-MAID. WHITE GIRL TO ACT A3 SECOND MAID IN EAST END FAMILY OF TWO; GOOD WAGES AND EXCELLENT HOME TO RIGHT PERSON. APPLY AT ONCE.

WITH REFERENCES. AT 254 BELLEF1ELD 6 DOORS FROM CENTER. EAST END. OR i PENN CITY. EACH AND ALL EXCHANGE.

EACH AND ALL EXCHANGE. EAST LIBERTY There is soon to te in East Lt'irotv ladies' exchange for all kinds of faney nrtl other work, cakes, those wishing to enter work ill get first year's entran -c fee free by applying by mail before April 1. Maiy jrereral Oakland. clt. WOMAN Energetic young woman who understands stenography typewriting and bookkeeping tc act in as assistant -lve reference; don't call.

Write Pittsburg Siat 712 Jackscn Allegheny. HOTEL, restaurant and family cooks, nurses. chambermaids, laundresses, waitresses, w. rk-ing housekeepers, solicitors, dish washei panto-, cleaning and general houework girls. Also office stove for sale.

Walker's, 641 Emith-neld st. o'7-wp GIRL Wanted half-grown girl to assist in housework; one that can go home ot nUhta preferred. Address Manchester otUce. ItHiO Beaver Allegheny i 7 xe GIRL, wanting good Ijome in country, hand, city, can get tame by addressing S. S.

Craig. East Pittsburg, Pa. WANTED First-class laundry help. starch clrthes ironers: best ua.irs raid. Moncswen Laundry Monessen.

Pa. 3t W.UTRF.SS for lunch room, day Fisher's Richmond Restaurant. MO ie v. 817 wp LADY A retined lady between 20 and .55 year. to do light housework and in butt Brand egg store.

3625 Butler SL COOKS general work girls, chambermaid. nuive Eirls. hotel and restaurant Schwartz, 12S Seventh at. YOUNG GIRL To help in kitchen Robinson Allegheny. 31 Fist 31S-f GIRL For cooking and housework: references.

1 hi 1 Rid ge ii A ligheny 1 6 wr GiKL wanted for housework two in family: $5. 207 West Ohio. Allegheny. 311 wb GIRL To feed machine. Duncan Printing 1503 Ltbtrty ave.

Slrtr GIRL HELPERS On costume coats. Clutter McGinnis. Washington. Pa. 312wb GIRL for general housework at once, 205 Seneca city.

wb DISHWASHERS, short-order cook. Star. E. Diamond. Mori 4 DAY WAITRESS Wanted; Beaver Allegheny.

UPSTAIRS GIRL Experienced. 2941 Penn ave. once. L'Oil 317xp Barry Hons. SIJw.

WAITRESS Experienced, for dining 10 East Stockton Allegheny. rooir WAITRESS, Union ave. cook and parlor Allegheny. maid. Ml 317 wp 2 GIRLS Second house above Filth on East End.

GIRLS Good plfces waiting. Collins Employment Buieau. 4514 Penn ave. 316- SCRAP PUNCHER Wanted machine or bv hand. 1840 Locust st Pittsburg.

17w GIRL for general housework; Call U-'i7 College ave. small family. 814,1 MANGLE GIRLS PFAKR'S LAUNDRY, f7oi WALNUT EAST END. 313xo COOK An experienced female white cock. 5337 Fifth ave.

31.1 wr GIRL A girl for housework. 526 Washington Allegheny. 3ies GIRL "DISHWASHER Stand 122, Diamond Market. SI7wp MILLINERY Fifth ave. APPRENTICES Campbell's.

817 GIRL for general housework. 17 44th st H17rr GIRL wanted for general housework. 21" South Euclid live. 317j GIRL wanted for "housework. Apply 11(5 Fev-eral Allegheny.

r.l7w GIRL for gneral housework. East End. 615 311 wb DRESSMAKING. LEARN DRESS CUTTING, fitting. finishing.

dressmaking. fashion designli.g. ornamental skirt cutting. ladies' taught; svsteni understood or i-narsn. Ladies' Tailor, 005 Federal orniac.

gheny. yilwa HELP AND AGENTS. AGENTS for our new specialties; 25 niece silver set and hand-painted, inlaid with pe picture, sold on monthly terms; high, st civ-missions paid: reference only required. Aidless M. Malloy 30 W.

Fourth sr. William'i'Oi t. Pa ClTlPWA INDIAN REMEDY Blood Puilflf-r. greatest root compound on earth; tiv-4 absolutely free, for uny disease; do not ev-a send a post-stamp. Describe your sickness.

Aidre Mrs .1. j. RO er. niaucnt-sit-r, v. Agents wanted.

i.inrri nr e-entlemen for the fleur-Uo-iU i MALE HELP-wanted Keciuics for tbe U. S. Marina Corps; able-bodied, unnamed men between 21 and SH; good character; must speak. read and write. English; citizens of the United States or those ho have legally b.ole.rea their intention to become such; marines serve at sea on men-of-war in all parts of the world, on lni in our island possessions, and at fcaval station in the United States.

Apply at Pot-offlca Building, fourth floor. Pittsburg. Pa. 13bmz SUPERINTENDENT OF AG ENT Thorough-ly qualified to represent a conservative financial house in placing pront-sharing bonds on the partial payment plan; a contract unique in its simplicity, guaranteeing "a square deal." Terms, advantageous. P.

J. Keilly. Suite U.I, Hotel Antler. 313wb BOOKKEEPER I you are interested in your profession, you should tear the debate at Call's College auditorium. Wednesday evening next.

a- in this paper for particulars. Call at tK College office for tickets and re-served seats FREE. 31P MACHINISTS, carpenters, blacksmiths, cabinetmakers, firemen. janitor, camp cook, clerks, salesmen, stenographers, drauehtsmen, farm, garden, dairy hands, porter. Keystone Bureau.

1124 Penn ave. 3l2wm WANTED By March 2S. man with family. competent to take charge and run dairy farm of 30 to 35 cows; must have experience. boh in dairy and farm work.

O. E. Ober. Industry. Beiver P.

S15n WANTED First class and thorough salesman to take charge and develop our sign business; one with experience required; stat previous position and references. Suess Ornamental Glass Chicago. 317e MEN AND BOTS wanted to learn plumbing, bricklaying, nlasterirg trartes; pays $5 day. Coyr.e Bros. New York.

Chicago. St. Louis. Free catalog. 38s SHEET METAL- WORKER One who has worked on light work.

Apply Pittsburg Lamp. Brass Glass Locust Alie-rheny. Sl6wr EVERYBODY to learn the barber trade, from four to six weeks, by the latest system. Nossokoff's Barber School. 1405 Penn ave.

Sllwb METAL TURNER One who has had experience in turning brass and spelter work. Apply Pittsburg Lamp, Brass Glass Locust Allegheny. 316wr ANY Intelligent person may earn good Ineumn corresponding for newspapers; experience unnecessary, send for particulars. Press Syn-dlcate. Lorkport.

N. Y. 21 lac PA FERH ANGERS Wanted, three experienced paperhangers at once. EAST END RENOVATING 117 Shady ave 316r TWO COLLEGE MEN who wish to sell merchandise: a good opportunity for bright men. Write 37.

Press office. 311wb THRrfEMALESTEXOGRAPHERS competent to fill lucrative pofltlons. The Oliver Typewriter 406 Sixth ave. 311wb BARBER A first class, sober barber, in good steel town: good wages. Inquire of Box lot, Clairton.

Pi. 312 wb WALL PAPFR SCRAPERS Wanted, with experience. Ritchie Wall Paper 500 Federal st. 316we BOY to feed printing press: must be expeii-enced. Apply at once, to Keystone Box 19 Miller st.

317we CARPENTER'S HELPER-One who esn lav floor and build steps. Apply 4779 Liberty ave. 310we CABINETMAKER for fumiture repairing anj upholstering; good wages, steady work. W. H.

Walker. Herrs Island, opposite 33d st. HARNESS SALESMAN with road experience; must furnish reference. Write 51. Pi ess office: 314a TWO LAUNDRY DRIVERS with routes for our wagons, now doing business.

Palace Laundry. Butler Ft. SITwe JOB PRESS FEEDER Ritscher. 6117 Klrkwcod st. Spahr A 314xn 10 HARDWOOD FLOOR LAYERS, erty rt.

4ol l.ib-315e MAN To take full charge of carriaee and wagon repair shop. Write 21. Prtss office. SIGr UPHOLSTERER Wanted, experienced, sober. M.

Erman. 625 Braddock Braddock. Sl7xe BOY to learn baking trade. McClure Allegheny. 31 7 we WANTED First class operator on pants-405 Federal Allegheny.

317xp 17. 1906, at the residence of her sister-in-law. Mrs. W. B.

McLean, 1050 Thirty-third street, Mary C. McLean. Notice of funeral later. MOORHEAD Suddenly, at New Tork. on Thursday.

March 15. 1906. of pneumonia. Samuel Wylie Black Moorhead. Funeral services at the residence of his father, William J.

Moorhead. 616 St. James street. East End, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment "private.

Please omit flowers. MCARTHY On Friday, March 16. 1906, at 9:40 a. Annie relict of the late Dennis McCarthy, in her 46th yea r. Funeral from the family residence, 200714 Lytle street, on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock.

Services at St. Stephen's Church. Hazelwood, at 9 a. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

(Louisville, Denver, and Con- nellsville. papers please copy.) NEUHAUSEN Margaret ta Marv. wife of William Neuhausen (nee KaufHeld.) Funeral from the home of her mother, Mrs. George Riffer. Arnold, on Sunday, March IS, 1906, at 4 o'clock, at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church. Friends of the family are resoectfully invited to attend. STCCKRATH On Saturday, March 17, 1906, at 6 a. Catharine Stuckrath (nee Volke), wife of Conrad Stuckrath, aged 71 years 4 months 14 days. Funeral service from her late residence, Shaler street.

Duquesne Heights, on M'onday, March 19, at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. SHADE On Thursday, March 15. 1906, at 0:15 a.

Walter eldest son of Walter H. and Mary Jane Shade, in his ISth year. Funeral Sunday at his parents' residence. 64 Fleming avenue, Allegheny, on 8und.1v" at 2 p. m.

Interment private. (Buncannon. papers please copy.) TUCHSCHER On Saturday, March 17, 1906. Emma Tuchscher (nee Baltz), wife of Edward Tuchscher and mother of Charles, Katie. John, Eyles and Mrs.

Dickinson. Funeral from her late residence. Tso. 514 Second street, Allegheny, on Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment private. FLORAL EMBLEMS. A. M.

MURDOCH, Tel. 2222 Court. 250 Fifth Ave. PHYSICIAN M. Porter.

J. A. Brown, E. K. Cover Pulaski: W.

S. Lowry, E. A. Tobev. New Bedford: W.

W. Brownlee, Ellis Smith, Lowellsville, O. The Allekiskl Coal Pittsburg. Directors W. S.

Joseph J. Murohy, Wilkinsburg; D. p. Richmond, Pittsburg. St.

Clair Land Pittsburg ooo Directors E. R. Reno. J. F.

Kinkald. J. JT. Bauersmith. Pittsburg.

Templeton Ferrv Mahoning, Armstrong countv. 000. DirectorSfjarry R. Oault. Kittanning: W.

White. Mahoning: C. C. Heasley. Templeton.

Waynesburg Brick Stone rv Wavnesburg. Directors Charles P. Burke. Austin L. Moredock.

J. B. Ross Thomas Parns, S. C. Adamson.

Frank R. Hill. Frank Rees. TTnion Radiator Johnstown. Directors o-wee Core Werraan Raumer.

Scott Dibert. Herman Baumer, i cummer, jonnstown. WANT CZAR TO RESTORE FORMER CENSORSHIP. St. Petersburg, March 17.

The owners of various printing works in this city ha-e decided to petition the czar to restore the former censorship. London. March 17. A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from St gays that Herr Mendelssohn, the Berlin banker who is in that city In connection with the proposed loan, was received in aulience bv the czar today, and. that he declined to float a new Russian loan in Germany.

DIED. Saturday. March 17, 1006. a' m' at the Parents' residence. 122o Locust street.

Allegheny, William Byrnes, infant son of Edward Sarah Glesenkamp Byrnes, aged 6 fnonths. Notice of the funeral later. CSNVEHrT-At the Msrcy Hospital, on Friday. March 16. 19o6, at 11 a.

m. Patrick husband of the late Catherine Conwell (nee Ramsey). Funeral from his late residence. 203 Steuben street. Thirty-ninth ward.

West on Monday at 8:30 a High mass at St. James' Church West End, at 9 a. m. Frienls of the family are respectfully invited to attend. At St- Joseph's Hospital, on Thursday, March 16, 1906.

at 3 a. Paul son of James and Bridget McCul-lcfugh Garahan, aged 15 years. Funeral from the fami residence 2320 Eccles street. Twentv-seventh warri South Side, on Mondav at 8:30 a m. Requiem mass at St.

Henry's Church at 9 clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. CT.T"VF On ThnrHav 1K lnna at a at he-i- I Versailes township. Mrs Maud May Cline (nee Winkler), in her 27th year. Funeral services at her home on Sunday at p.

m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HEXDRICKSON-On Thursday, March 15. iy06. at 10:40 a.

Robert Hendrick-son, in his S4th year. Funeral fiom the residence of bis daughter, Mrs. Sarah Wyland, No. 2M0 Thirty-eighth street, on Sunday. March 18, at 2 p.

m. Friends of the family and members of Corona Lodge No. 23, A. O. U.

are respectfully invited to attend. HILL On Friday, March 1R. 1006. at 11:20 a. Emma Cora Hoover, wife of Fred G.

Hill, aged 19 years. Funeral ser ices at family residence. 56P9 Penn avenue. East End, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Interment at Cur-wensville.

Monday. KA1PER On Saturday. March 17. 1906. at 7:15 a.

Amalie J. Kaiser (nee Knoch), her 4Sth year. Funeral on Monday at 1:15 p. m. from her late residence, 1928 Larkins alley.

South Side. Pittsburg. Services at 2 p. m. in St.

Paul's German Lutheran Church (Rev. P. Brandt). Friends of the familv are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in St.

Paul's Cemetery. KROME On Saturday. March 17, 1006. at a. Elizabeth Dora Krome (nee Gloeckner).

beloved wife of Henry J. Krome, aged 33 years 7 da vs. Funeral on Tuesday. March 20, at from her late residence, 915 Chestnut street, Allegheny. Requiem mas? at St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Liberty and Nelson streets, Allesrheny. at 0 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. LOUGHRY On Friday, March 16, 1006. at 7:35 a.

Charles S. Loughry, son of the late Dr. J. N. Loughry and Matilda Loughry.

Funeral services at his residence. Bennett street. Sunday. March 18." at 2 p. m.

(Indiana and Westmoreland county papers please copy.) M'NALLY On Thursday, March 15, 1906, at 8:30 p. Margaret McN'ally, sister of Anna McNally Carney and Patrick McNally. Funeral from residence of her nephew. John J. Carney.

101 Sixteenth street. South Side, on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock. Requiem mass at St. John's Church at 9 a. m.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. (Altoona and Philadelphia, papers please copy.) M'LEAN On Saturday morning, March TO THE KNOW YOUR MALE HELP. M. Jt M. M.

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M. S17p SALKSJIAN for outside wanted by a large diamond and jewelrv installment house; Tvill pay salary and large commission: no trouble to make sa.es for us: salesman with any ability can easilv earn $.10 a wk; give age. reference and abllitv in reply. Write tKS. Press office.

311b COJIPETEN'T INSURANCE MANAGEK to take charge of Western Pennsylvania on profit-iharing contract; best dollar a month proposition in America, Write t3. Press otfioe. Sllwb LAUNDRY DRIVER For established routs; must be a hustler and able to Eive securitv; man living in Braddcck. Homestead or Wilklnsburg preferred; none but teniDerate. steady men need apply.

Write 77. Press office. 316wr I WANT MEN to help me operate my cnain of stores; I prefer ambitious young men. accustomed to work; capabie men are offered an interest in the business; give references and state if you desire to engage in businefs. Address Manufacturing Retailer, 70.

Press office. 815b AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN of good address can secure remunerative employment with conservative financial institution selling high grade proflt-sbaring bonds on small monthly installments. Apply between 10 a. m. and 4 p.

F. S. Miller. Suita 95. Hotel Antler.

SISwb MAN Sober, experienced man, three daya per week to mow lawns, attend to plants and shrubbery; must furnish references. Apply after 3 p. m. K. A.

Kenndy, t19 Frick Bldg. aiam MOULDERS Some good reliable machinery men, who will move their families and 6ettle here; splendid community, low living, stead work. Aetna Foundry Machine War ren. Ohio. Si5r DETECTIVES wantedbyrailroad and cor-porations; demand greatly exceeds trained upply; Instruction given at home; enclose stamp for particulars.

New York Detective School. 44 Union Square. New York. Sllwb DRIVER FOR STORE WAGON Must beex-perienced and have good references and be familiar with streets of Pittsburg and Alle-Bbf-ny. Apply to Oliver McClintock 21'J Fifth ave.

aifiwr MAN who can seil goods; must be clean, convincing talker; one who can handle large business. Write Sales Manager, 40. Press office. 311wb MACHINISTS A few pood mach1nFsts Acnlr for work at The Hydraulic Machine Mc-Caidless ave. and Allegheny Valley R.

R. 316n A BANKING HOUSE wants first class experienced young bookkeeper. Apply in handwriting and state references, write 24. Press office. 314a MAN Wanted, experienced white man to take care of horses and rig and do driving; must be single and acquainted with East End streets.

Call at 5114 Liberty ave. East End. 316xe SALESMEN Threi first-class salesmen for road work; must have a good record. Write sale? manager, 36. Press office.

Sllwb WANTED Good reliable party "to ell our celebrated teas, coffees, spices, e.cracts and baking powder; liberal commission. Apply or write Grand Union Tea Allegheny. Pa. 31 1 wb WANTED A No. 1 steam shovel blacksmith.

a No. 1 steam shovel craneman and two well drillers good wages to competent men. Fer-guson-Gerow Limestone. on Franklin J. Clearfield Railroad.

Sllwb HOLDERS- Ten heavy machinery molders. S3.30 fro 9 hours; core makers $3 for 9 hours; new shrp no trouble: works at Pittsbura- Industrial Iron Works 1218 Westlnghouse Bldg. 3-l WATCHMAKER and engraver wanted: flrst-class; young man preferred: nlice. Pittsburg Watch 21 Frankstown E- E- 16wr BLACKSMITH for general mill work; must" be able to work with steam hammer; a first man required. Write 72.

Press office 815r BOYS Two. 18 to 20 years old, as assistant stock-keepers in rur and carpet department. Applv 8 a. Groetzinger Carpet Furniture 627 Penn ave. 310e EXPERIENCED SALESMAN Wanted, for our men's hat department; permanent position and good opportunity.

The Famous. Braddock, 317xe MOLDERS Non-union, on machinery; steady work with yearly contract to good men. P. Box 5-'l. Philadelphia.

MEN Wanted. 23 strens men tc work In tannery. Apply at Lappe Tannery. 1SS Snr'ner Garden Allegheny. 31Cxe ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN High salary and permanent place for the right rnn Write 74.

Press office. 315wb BOY Wanted, to deliver orders with wagon and do llaller Bakery. 3C1S Forbes ave. 317xp PATTERN MAKERS to gc to Reynoldsvllle: $3.75 per da v. Pitsburg Industrial Iron Works.

121S Westinghouse Bldg 814s SALESMAN First cla.s: position cermsncnt: bring references. Columbia Phonograph Co. 636 Penn city. 316we BOILER MAKER who Is a good layer-out. Apply Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works.

1218 WeEtinghoute Bldg. 3143 MAN Single man to work 10O acres. 18 miles from Pittsburg: must have horse and imple ments. Write 8. Press office.

313wb MACHINISTS Eight floor hands for out of town shop; must be experienced. Apply 713 Empire Bldg. 317e SALESMAN Eixfferi-need prain. flour and feed, car lots for country trade; good side line. Call 415 Fourth ave.

317a DRIVER wanted at once; single man preferred. Apply at 40 Carson PittshtTg Times stable, between 4 and 5 p. m. 317w-p MAN to work small fruit and truck farm, convenient to city. Call any morning, at 7ofl Frankstown ave.

315. lfr 4 Yfa'xlTltrEN to lsarn good trade; fl5per week while learning. Fort Wayne, 307 Federal Allegheny. 317wp COLORED BOY. age It, Sixth floor Solomon's store.

Smlthfield and Diamond st. "Restaurant." See Aderson. 317wp WHITE GIRL to do general housework; one who can go home at night. 34 Federal Pittsburg. 317we ORDERLY At once.

McKeesport. Pa. McKeesport Hospital. S13s JOB PRESS FEEDER H. J.

Heinz Side. North 217 BOYS Not under 16 years of age. J. Heinz 10fi2 Main st. Apply 224a TRAVELING SALESMEN At once.

Fifth ave. Room 200. 311wb PAPERHANGERS First clays mechanics onl. Chas. T.

Stoughten. 3705 Fifth ave. 312xb 'BAKER Experienced; good wages. Apply 325 Ward Oakland. 3ISwn TEAMSTER Inquire 304 Stevenson and Adams.

Publication SlUwe BOOKKEEPER Must have experience; give reference. Write 32. Press office. 316we 10 PAPERH ANGERS First class, at once. Apply Geo.

F. Bender. 1612 Fifth ave. 317we BUSHELMAN at once. Apply Roberts, Fourth opposflite postoffice.

317wp CLERK Pittsburg Hotel, Sixth and Grant stT. rttv BOY Good, stcut boy wanted to run errands. 913 Penn ave. 317wd BOY Wanted. Smith 405 Grant st S17wD BAKER Second and third hand baker.

2126 Carson South Side. 317wp TAILOtTaND BUSHELMAN Wanted, at once. D. Ostrove 437 Penn city. 317wa LEARN TELEGRAPHY Railroad service; "attractive proposition.

Pennsylvania. 600 Lewis block. Sllwb TWO SALESMEN for city work: splendid proposition to one who wishes to better himself. Write 39, Press office. 3llwb BOY Wanted, for tailor establishment; fair penman.

D. Ostrove 437. Penn Pittsburg. 317wp MAN for dyeing and cleaning. Write I'd.

Press office. Allegheny. 316xe MINER for special work; f-i dav and board THE PITTSBURG, 105 Smithfieldst. 317p MINER who speaks Polish and reads and writes Er.ziish: $75 month, room and board. THE PITTSBURG.

105 Smlthfield st. 317p WANTED To sell ice cream outfit, new, for half price. Call evenings, at 1233 Favette Allegheny. 317xb YOUNG men wanted to act as salesmen no experience required; best pay; stamp for re-ply. Box 214.

Allegheny. 316xb PACKED for shipping department; must be strong, active and reliable. Oliver McClin-tock 210 Fifth ave. SKPvr FOREMAN with 50 railroad larorera. IS months' work, faje advanced; $1.50 day.

Keystone Bureau. 1124 Penn are. 311 wi 100 LABORERS for railroad; 50 coal miners. steady work Keystone Bureau. 1124 Penn ave.

311wb BRAZER Man who Ins had experience on sheet metal. Apply Pittsburg Lamp. Brass G'ass Locust Allegheny. 316wr MAN to plate glass chipping and to work-in beveling shop. Pittsburg Art Glass Co Ii-tiella and Federal MAT.E HFT.P Star THE STAR AGFNCT.

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detailer. collector. Pt3r civil engineer, transitman. h-tel. rrj-Agency eery, dry goods, shoe or gents' fur-Star nishing clerk, railroad clerk, shipper.

Agency order and bill clerk, china packer. Star grocery, harness and jewelry saW-Agency men. company tcre clerk or any istar first-class Dcsition. Agency Vacancies new open for each rf Sjtar the above and suitable men can se-Agcncy cure immediate engagement. Star Dc not be misled bv irresponsible Agency agencies Our S3 years' experierce.

Star 'established business with banks. raI-Agency roads and the largest firms has Star caused us to be termed the leading Agency in America. Information tree. Siar loo mechanical positions ready. Agency STAR 120 SIXTH ST.

317 PARENTS can now purchase scholarships for sons and daughters, on monthly payments; uchoiarships guarantee money-making education and honorable and proiHalOo positions DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL for young and middle-aged men and women. ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ten-Cent Store Mdg 31L Fifth, ave. Established ISsO. Catalogue free Sllwb INDUSTRIOUS MEN can become steel car riv etere and learn to use air hammer; men who show a desire to work and stay a the Job will be paid fair wages while learning and i.an make good pay afterwards.

For particulars apply at Employment Office. Pressed Steel Cat Allegheny or McKees Rocks. Pa. lShJIfs BRIGHT YOUNG MAN for clerical position accounting department of large manufactui -ing concern; must be good penman: clerical experience Write 133. Tress effice.

317ft SALESMAN Wanted, to sell the best concrete mixer in America in Pittsburff and vicinity on commission; a good thing for the right man. Apply with references to Buffalo Concrete Mixer Buffalo, N. Y. S16wb LARGE MEN FOR DETECTIVE WORK Good chance for reliable men to get easv Job; no experience required: $2 50 day and ail expenses. Call todav or earlv Mondav morning PITTSBURG EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

105 Smithtield st. 317p BOY to do office work for large manufacturers: one w-ho can use typewriter prefeired: iroeHl opportunity to right boy. Aoplv stating age. experience, etc. Write 140.

Press office. 317wo SALESMAN Wanted; experienced traveling specialty salesman for Pennsylvania territory; salary $3o0 per month; no commission; position permanent; reference and bond re-Quired; abla men. Write 66. Pres office. 317 up TRANSITMAN On city work, about 100 miles from Pittsburg; one who is a good plain letterer oref erred: a long job to right paity.

Send samples of lettering and references. Write 63. Press office. 317r MAN of good character for steady night work; must be a neat writer; state age. height, weight, and where last employed.

Write 117. Press office. 317we WANTED EVERYWHERE Hustlers to tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, no canvassing; good pay. Sou Advertising Bureau. Chicago 810 win MAN AND WIFE, hotel cook, porter, waiter.

butler, man for private place, florist, gar-dener, drivers, laborer, grocery clerk, farm hands, dairymen. Walkr's, 641 Smithfleld s. 317wp ELEVATOR MAN A capable man of reliable character and habits, to run store elevator Apply to Oliver McClintock 219 Fifth ave. 31 6wt WANTED All carriage and wagon worker to attend mass meeting Sunday evening, March 18. Ilia Penn fourth floor.

3J7wp COMPETENT MAN who ha had experience in oil mill and fertilizer business as superintendent for oil mill. Apply fully. Yopps Code. Century building. Atlanta, Ga.

317wp RODMAN A good rodman who can do some instrument work and is a good plain letterer on city work. Send samples of lettering. WRITE 62, PRESS OFFICE. 817we PAPERH ANGER'S PASTER -Experienced. Call at confectionery store.

No. 23 Main Allegheny, between 4 and 6 p. ask for Mr. Hoffman. 317wp AN experienced credit man and correspondent for the management of manufacturing company: permanent position with good salary to right man.

W. M. Mfg. Box 961. At-lanta.

Ga. 317wp YOUNG MEN Our Illustrated catalorue -plains how we teach barber trade in few weeks, mailed free. Moler Barber Collegr Cincinnati. O. Slowlm NIGHT WAITER.

Boehler's. 604 Wylie ave. 817wp FEMALE HELP. LADY CANVASSER ability and address to take the general agency for Pittsburg and vicinity for an article that is indlspensible to every lady who wishes to dress well. Write at once, THE DUSHESS.

24 N. Erie To-ledo, Ohio. 313b STENOGRAPHER We prepare high-grade stenographers for fi st-class positions and assist them to employment. Inquire at the office of the School of Accounting. 201 Sixth for further particulars.

Call's College ad in this paper will interest you. 317p GIRL An experienced German glr who can speak and read English, for upstairs work, and assuo with child four vears' eld; references required. 5904 Wellesley E. 315wr YOUNG GIRL or middle-aged wom'n who will appreciate good home for housework: no washinsr. Apply at ence.

Mrs. Reno, second he use on California below end of Avi lm car line. 3I7e WANTED Intelligent working companion; young Irish Protestant woman preferred; must have good reference. Write 29. Press office.

310wlilr LADIES Our catalogue explains how we teach hair-dressing manlcu'ing facial massage, in few weeks; mailed free. Moler College. Cincinnati. O. 210wlni SEWING GIRLS and experienced two-needle machine operators; power machines; steady work; also 6mall girls to trim threads from overalls.

808 Fifth third floor. 317we DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL-Ladies! bring your own material and learn to make your spring dresses. 117 West Ohio Room 402 Allegheny. 317wr BOOKKEEPER and stenographer young ladv who understands double entrv fvstem: must be experienced. Write 41.

Preta office 317wr GIRL for housework; must be experienced-German preferred. Daker, 6 Federal st Allegheny 316x GIRL White: general housework: fam'ly th oe-references. Call tonight. 6208 Bend tt Highland car. 81Cwb GIRL Experienced white Protestant girl for general housework; good wages.

24 Wylie v'e- 314wb GIRL White girl for general housework in family of two. Inquire J. R. Stevenson. Kendall ve.JBellevueFa.

3l5wr CHAMBERMAID Experienced, good wages Hotel Drumm. 613 Fifth office 2d 317 w-p GIRL Capable rlrl; family rf two. Apply 40O2 Westminster near high bridge. Allegheny. 815wr GIRL Wanted, for general housework in family of three; wages $4.

Call at 847 California Avalcn. 317we NURSEMAID Experienced witli references -to assist w-ith care of three children Write 322. Liberty Pittsburg. Pa. 31fiwe GOOD GIRL for general housework in family of two; reference required.

41 North city. 31 7 wr GIRL Experienced for general housework gocd wages. ApdIv evenings between 8 and 9. 816 South Negley ave. 316we GIRLS Those having experience In soldering preferred.

Apply Pittsburg Lamp Grass fe Glasb Locust st. and River Allegheny. 316wr GIRL wanted who has w-orked in real estate office. Write 197, East End Press office. 317xp GOOD GIRL wanted for upstairs work; German preferred.

Apply 234 Keoecca East Pnd. 317wp GIRLS Wanted, to finish on custcm pantr: steady work; good pay. Call at once 120 Sixth 3d floor, room 34. 31Gwr WHITE GIRL for general housework: one who can do plain cooking; family of two. 545 Sixth ave.

317wp GERMAN GIRL wants place: good cook and laundress; reference. est Ohio st Sllwb GIRL for general housework. Call evenings. 5740 Baum East End; third floor apartment 314wijlr WOMAN Middle-aged woman, kitchen and dining-room girl. 822 Sand 'ky Al.e-gheny.

317xp PRESSERS wanted. Apply at Brace Bros'. Dyeing Cleaning establishment, Wllkins-burg. 31tir YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER; one who can act as private secretary. The Oliver Typewriter 406 Sixth ave.

311wt PLAIN COOK and chambermaid; family of poo' snlarv. 2-1 South Hihlanl Bve. T.l.l-n WAIPTMAKER First-class wMstmaker. Mrs C. U.

cr.urcn. oit frorbes St. 31 Own GIRLS for general housework. 3U54 Penn ve 815r EXPERIENCED Wylie ave. WAITRESS Boehler's.

)04 3l7wp GIRL Good girl. 520 Rebecca Allegheny. 316wr GIRL for general hou-ework. Allegheny. Apply 9os Arch 317wp GIRT Young colored girl to assist house o-k.

5518 Penn ave. 317xs BINDERY GTRLS Mut be exoerienced. Duncan Printing 15Q3 Liberty ave. 818r SEAMSTRESS for children's sewing; none but first class neel apply. 3515 Forbes st.

GIRL for downstairs work; also chambermaid. 4UQ Ceater ave. 316we President Mitchell Issues Call for Formation of Permanent Organization Plans for the ton organization of the miners in the Irwin district have been agreed upon by National President John Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers. District Orpanlzer Henry O'Neill, of District No. 5.

this morning received a letter from President Mitchell, saying the International executive board has endorsed the strike at Penn Slope and has decided to call a convention of the organized and unorganized miners of the frwin district, to be held at Irwin Sta- rernlng the probability of the trouble at I resion. Organizer O'Neill said he dj? not "jook for this to occur, E-irly this coming week the secretary of tn international executive board will jue tne calls for the convention, IdKCTDD DIIQCCI I M1IPU no I uii iiuouuui. iiiwwii GRIEVED BY CONTROVERSY Did ot Intend His Recent Sermon to Cause Dispute. Pnstor C. T.

Russell todv mide a Ft.Ttement to the press, in which he himself as much gr'eved by the his sermon "To Hell and Fork." his nt-ouel bo-ween bis opponent- arl supporters. Pnid he: "In my sermon I exnlicitlv stated that wa i-r-senting notbins? that was new to educated clefsrvmen of all denominn- tions: but that mv object was to bring Bible torhing on thi subject of 1 -ell to the knowledge of the less edueat- ed public; with a view to preventing trou-ap(, frorn into infidelity frrm tne Bib'e, thinking it to the the horrible night- taught by the crpp but now being rejected by ail ond reflective minds, as a blas- agninst a just and loving God. wasmuch urnr.sed by the course rnited Presbyterian ministers. I pfl tnnt thp reoort showed no contrniiictinr.s or th do'-tnne set Thev did not at- ,1,., thA nf their cteeds in respect to neu. ijh- me ns roe to tne oreanizeu cnurcn.

i thought they might challenge me on that score, and thus afford an opnortunity for the public to learn that from the Piblf standnoint there rs but one church, of which Christ is the only head that tbp. pectariar. systems were 'organized' without Biblical" authority that a full consecration to Christ constitutes membership in the one church of the firstborn whose names are written in Hebrews 12:23. "Whv should seek a controversy? Are not mv books of Bible interpretation in rearlv every Christian home in these cities? Are not my weekly discourses accessible to all throueh the public press? That very sermon, 'To Hell and has reached all who desire to red It-many times the number that could hear in anv auditorium on earth. The public understand the situation; no debate is ntrrfsary; the statement of the one side was sufficient there is no other aide to present.

The silence of the intellectual ministers of this vicinity gives consent to our presentations and Is every way creditable to their heads and hearts." CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEES ARE CHOSEN John Raton Is Elected, Bat Declares He Will Xot Serve. Further evidence of the determina tion of th "insurrectionists" In the Pittsburg Chamber or commerce to stir up things was shown yesterday afternoon in the appointment of the standing comm'ttees for the year. New blood was injected into the committees and men of the energetic type were chosen ln pverv instance. The new board of dirctors convene! at 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Having named the committees, a resolution was adopted declaring that the city should be given just remuneration for Members of the board of directors will go before councils to present the views of the chamber on the TOuo.uesne street railway franchise.

The following com-nittes were named: Flxfiit'vo: Chairman, A. J. Logan, John TMridley. Robert Pitcairn. H.

P. W. English. W. B.

Rodgers; trad an! com-nfw, chai-man. J. C. Aldr'ch. John Pindlov.

John Flaton. Marcus Ranch. J. W. Marsh.

William CampbH. H. J. TIeinz: rivers an! harbors, W. P.

Rol-gers, II. K. Porter. Jatnes A. Henderson John II.

Ricketson, Taylor John E. Shaw, Charles A. Wolfe- finace and banking: chairman, rt Mellon. Calvin Wells, W. H.

Ken-edv. D. P. Black, John B. Jackson, -orsfe a.

Kelly. Marcus Aaron; rhalnnan, Lee S. Smph Holland, II. B. Pope.

Will'am M. Hall, fr L. Scarfe; membership, chairman. J. E.

Ash. Samuel W. Black, H. P. Pears.

J. B. Barbour, A. M. Han-auer; transportation and railroads, 'halrman.

William H. Stevenson, Robert Pitcalrn, John H. Jones. Robert Finev. F.

R. Babcock, D. C. Ripley. D.

Shaw- legislative, chairman, James Kinn'ear, Charles H. West. W. A. John M.

Goehrlng. J. C. night. Will'am Will's L.

King: municiral affairs, chairman H. D. Ens-lish. William L. Jones.

A. J. Logan H. Stevenson. R.

P. Mellon, Miv'or MeClintoek.R. H. Boggs. When John Eaton, former president of the chamber, was asked last night whether he would accept membership on the committee on trade and commerce, he sail: "No, sir! I will not accept anything from the tricksters." OFFICIALS COMPLEMENTED.

Soldiers Civic Gratefnl for Consideration Given War Veterans. As it is not often that the holders of political positions are the recipients of words of commendation from ans particular class of people, Commissioner Charles B. Price. I. K.

Campbell and James A. Clark, as well as Recorder John A. Fairman, felt exceedingly elated this morning over the receipt of letters from the Soldiers' Civic League. These letters contained an enclosure In the shape of a resolution signed by C. P.

Seip. colonel, and F. L. Blair, adjutant, conveying the hearty thanks of the league to the officials above named for their loyalty to and friendship for the veterans of the Civil war and their kind and just recognition of the veterans in appointments made and that this patriotic action by them would ever be crafefully remembered by the comrades of the lea sate. County Recorder Fairman announced h'S morninsr that he (bad appointed Mrs.

Laura Wallace Brcer, of Craftou, to a position in the transcribing room, she taking the place nf one of the clerks who had resigned. This was not a removal on the recorder's part, but was a resignation voluntarily on the part of the incumbent pure and simple. ORDER ON TEACHERS. Conrt Tells Them to Advertise iSotice for a Charter. An order was made In Common Pleas Court No.

2 this morning ordering the subscribers of the Pittsburg Teachers" Association to advertise the notice that they have applied for a charter. The new organization has headquarters in the Bessemer building and Is for the purpose of bettering the conditions of the teachers of the city. At a meeting held about two weeks sgo, 200 teachers of the city signified their intentions of joining the association. Clarissa A. Moffit, of Wilklnsburg.

is president of the organization, and the petition names all who have been selected as directors for the first year. Besides bettering the conditions of the teachers, it is proposed to have reading rooms for them at their headquarters and to pay sick and death benefits. It is also the Intention of the officers to get the teachers cut rates on all educational publications, a thing they har not enjoyed In the past. TRADE REPORTS. Eradstreet's says: The widespread winter etorm has delayed the opening of spring retail trade, causing soma complaint of bai roads and interruption to personal buying at leading Jobbing centers.

On the other hand, the benefits of accompanying heavy snows or rains to the crops probably far outweigh the damage due to this cause or injury caused to small fruit and truck interests by the freezing weather. Wholesale trade and industry show no signs of hesitation, and even the building trades have given little heed to the temporary weather setback, in view or the immense business for spring and summer ottering- The coal strike situation is still a flaw in the situation, but signs of the conflict being localized arc seen and a general suspension of all work is scouted. It. G. Dun Weekly Review of Trade says: Wholesome conditions are maintained ports being favorable and comparatively "little in commercial channels, the tenor of most re anxicty is felt regarding the labor situation.

Xew projects are constantly appearing, calling for much capital and giving employment to many wage-earners. Several scales have been sipned that provide for higher wages after this month, and the general prosperity of the winter is believed to assure a very large retaJl trade In spring wearing apparel. Jobbing bouses have been enabled to make shipments with unusual promptness, owing to the ample railway facilities and no freight blockades that resulted from an exceptionally mild winter. Some backward retail trade in overshoes and kindred lines was made up by more seasonabl weather in many sections of the country during the past week. Manufacturing returns from the leading industries continue favorable, the week's feature being record-breaking sales of leather, while the steel mills and iron furnaces operate at full capacity, the demand for lumber exceeds the supply and glass factories are preparing to advance quotations.

Dun's review of Pittsburg trade siys: There in a gord demand for window glass and prices show an unward tendency. It is reported that there a-e about 2 pots in operation, exclusive of the machine factories and pro-'u-t'on Is larre, but consumpticn is heavy pnd accumulations of stock are small. In some sections the shortage cf gas interefered with the steady operation of plants, but this conditicn is net general. Competition Is still strong and mme manufacturers have quoted lower prices, but it is reported that one rf the largest factories offered to take the glass at prices named and quotations strengthened. With most factories prices are about a-d 10 and 5 or better.

Reports as to the building oatlork are very favorable and considerable work Is figured on as soon as favorable weather ses In. There Is a good demand p-r lumber and the whole salers ar movin a Hrge quantity of material tl(avv a inrin, tVjo ha, IntArf tn some extent, but plenty water is now assured in the mountain streams, which will facilitate the movement f-om the forests to prints of consumption. White pine is quoted at $8f to 1. vellrw pine $-12 50. and hemlock S23 to $25.

Hardware to improve as the season advances and retailers are buying in a satisfactory manner. Builders' hardware, nails and w'ndow glass are the leaders. Heavy snows during the week has curtsihd ieta'1 bu iness tn staple lines. Dry goods have been quiet, but jobbers have handled a fair trade. MARKET OPINIONS.

R. M. Weaver The weekly bank statement did not make a bad showing and the money market is gradually assuming a better condition. With a larger supply of funds at hand the pools and big operators will resume bullish operations on a large scale, and to that end they are each day accumulating stocks. The steel report was a decidedly bullish argument and the same is true of the railroad reports at hand.

There is a great deal of bullish talk on Copper, owing to the strong position of the copper metal market. Anaconda will this year produce 120.000.000 pounds and Boston Montana 100,000,000 pounds of copper. Geo. W. McMullen Co.

The absence of any pressure during a very dull market this morning would seem to indicate improved sentiment, with the possibility of higher prices next week. A. E. Masten Co. The market sold off somewhat after the publication of the bank statement and closed dull but steady.

We look for some improvement iu the market next week. W. J. Black The stock m3rket opened firm, but without special feature, and ruled dull throughout the session. Consolidated Gas was the feature of the trading early, it openea ui a point and advanced sharply to 146.

but sold back Just as quickly to a pries below the opening K. T. preferred was strong on rumors that would be declared at an early date. The market made poor response to news that Mr. Mitchell was working for peace.

There is talk of accumulation of Missouri Pacific bv a number of wealthy men who have come to the aid of Mr. Gould. There has been considerable short covering of Missouri Pacific put out, over six months ago. Humphries Miller The market during the past week has been affected to some extent by sever dclins in public utility corporation stocks, and numerous uncertain ge-eral factors- Louisville Nashville. Southern Railway.

Illinois Central. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Sloes and Smelters are prominent issues recording net gains. The annual Steel statement was really the best In the history of the corporation, and xanctng capital shown was absolutely so. totaling In excess of The American Tobacco and Sloss-Sheffield statement were also well received.

Industrial activity continues on a tremendous scale, and railroad earnings show sustained increases. The coming week there should be dividend meetings of Woolen. Smelters and Locomotive. The Consolidated Gas dividend meeting is scheduled for the second week of May. Return of prominent insiders In near future will doubtless change aspect of the market.

The Steel Corporation and the Pennsylvania Railroad plan heavy improvement expenditures. Bonds recentl Issued are largely in first hands. Prominent capitalists are planning ventures outside our own borders. Well informed investors are buying Louisville Nashville. Southern Pacific.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit and other stocks. Darr. Luke Moore The market wa the dullest seen In a long time. The trading was without significance, but a sagging tendency developed which, however, was due more to the extreme dullness than to any urgent desire to market stocks. An Indifferent bark statement had no immediate effect upon prices there was considerable firmness in many issues before the close.

Oil Field Notes. The Southern Oil So on the A. Workman farm, on Point Pleasant creek. Tyler county, W. is still h'l'iag ura at S0O barre's and the Lincoln Oil fc' No 1.

on the M. L. Workman farm, at 125 barrels a day. In the Fairviow strict Marion county, the South Penn Oil So 5. on the E.

Rrookover farm. Is producing 150 barrels and it's 1. cn the Andrew Conway farm. tb berrete a day. These are the four best producers recently reported.

On Klnchlowe creek. Lewis county, the South Fenn Oil Co. has drilled Its test on the J. A. Fox farm into the Eig Injun and" has a 20-barrel producer.

On the Ohio si-le. in the Bis Lime d'strict, near Jerusalem. Mmroe county. F. L.

Moonev has completed a second test on the William Shepard farm and hs a 20-barrel producer In the Big Lime. The Pure Oil Producirg Co. has drilled its second test on the John Fei-tner farm. In the Woodsfield disfiet. same county, through the Berea grit, and has a shew for a 20-barrel producer.

In the Wolf creek district. Washington county, the Pure Oi! Producing Co. has drilled Its N'o. 17. on the M.

Thorrly farm Into the shallow sand, and will hive a producer gcort for loo barrels a day or better. Pittsburg operators are In line to make a big winning in the Illinois field. South of Casey. 15 miles, cn the edge of Crawford county, the Benedum-Trees Cc. and G.

T. Bra-den have completed a wildcat on the P. Ben-ret farm. The well produced 120 barrels the first 18 hour. In the same county, th.

company has completed a wuaeat on tpe cox farm and the well is flowing at the rate or 100 barrels a day. Local Live Stock Market. J. B. Huff live stock commission merchants, report receipts and quotations as follows: Cattle Supply fair and market steady.

We quote: Choice, 1.400 pounds. $5 2535.50: prime. 1.300 to 1.4oO Its. good, 1. 2O0 to 1.300 lbs.

tidy. 1.050 to 1.150 lbs. fair. SK0 to l.loo lbs. common.

7O0 to w0 lbs. good choice heifers. common to fair heifeis. common to goud fat cows. common to good fat $3.

good fresh cows and fpringers. 0-5O; common to fair. $-O'dt0. Sheep and Uimta Supply fair, market steady We quote: Prima wethers. f5-loO SS.S 6.00; good mixed.

85-00 Iba $5.40: common lambs, $5 0va7.25: veal calves, SS0OJ8.25: heavy and thin $4.005.00. Hogs Receipss light, eight doubie-decka; market active and higher. We quote: Prime heavy hogs, S6.65: mediums and heavy yoikers. yorkers. $55iSti6o; pigs.

$3.30 6 40; roughs, stags, $3. 5Cg4. 25. The Petroleum Market. There has been no change made by the Standard in pipe line prices.

Quotations stand as follows: Pennsylvania. Tiona, $1 6S-Second Send. Corning. $1.10: New Castle, Cahei. North Lima.

04c: South Lima and Indiana. S-c; Somerset, Sjc; Ragland. 60e: Canar.a. $1.34. The Producers Refiners' Oil Co.

also quote 1.) i-jr -euus; itttmtt exuue. today regarding the who arc hre, form, Senator Wil- lifim Fiipn ami T. Oliver are anions the men expected to take part in th it io regarded as likely. however, thru the conference will not be of long duration after Con- pressman Eurke makes known the in- formation sciven him in Washington. lie remnrkel this morning that in the vent of Allegheny being son annexed to Pittsburg- Congressman W.

H. Graham, of Allegheny, will be reearJippr the postmaster-ship. It is reported that if annexation takes plaet Postmaster John Francies, of would be able to obtain the support of Mr. Oliver for the postnias-tership of the greater city. FORGED TO PUT IRONS ON.

HANDS OF WOMAN. IJutler Officials Have Hard Time to Brfnts Cliaritv Charges Here. I I A novel oeno wns witnessed the Central station last nisrht when two coun- ly commissioners of Butler county came I 1 ere, bringing with trem Mrs. Lricisrei Kelly, her hands bound with hanclcua. two little children toeing after her and a third cnild, a babe ot moniru, in thc arms of one C- The womr.n had comm.aed crim.nal r.rfenfe.

but sl: she wou.d i.r while slit- had to gilt a 1 1 a 1 1 a 1,1 Ht; Ii- said that her homo v.ns in tti i ll- ami 1 (liutri, tl.ia citv. Viit that sever ai mouths ago h-r husband deserted ht-r, leaving h-r without a penny. She said she know oine people in Butler, and had gone tv to lio, th'nking that she rouid makv a living for and cil-Mren. Soon after her arrival in however, the woman became ill. and the county commissioners were forced to take care of her.

She had ben a charge upon them ever tmce. Twice before they brought her to city, which they say is home, and the place where should le looked alter. Each time, how-ct-cr with her children stole back from this to Buth-r. where she at once became- a char fur the Butier authorities a gam. When thev told her yesterday they intended brine in her back here again sfo refu'd tu -ome, nrd the commissioners' found it necessary to put the irons on the woman and bring lu here against her will.

She ami t'ae three children were turned over to the chnritv authorities. BOOM EXPECTED- Sen tear.iers Uuilt in Preparation for Jauicstonn Eiposillon. Korfolk. March 17. A boom in Potomac ri er and Chesapeake bay navigation expe-eted to accompany the preparation for the Jamestown Kvnosi-ticn i'i Several bouts of type ir smooth water navigation h'tve been or are in course of construction for lner eased passenger and freight trtlic which business men and the exposition promoters believe will accompany the teroentenni celebration.

TUe Norfolk Washington Steamboat Co. this afternoon launched at the Newport News Shipbuilding works a iMs-ievc-er steimer for het We, (lit ion Tlio lie a ing lv the Vi l.t and in nd-service now uiain- t'a. new vessel. The Jamestown, is f. in length, will have three j.n.l a dining room Siie was christened -s Judith Norment.

dautvhter of president of the company. DECLARED INSANE. Mrs. Takt-ii from Hospital to Private Sn i Iti ui. Xew York.

Kr.ox Battels. ei, who few ago has ward of the lane a a a tH iie W( bad 17. Mrs. Virginia Pittsburg belle. llosiitil a i'i-: from dipsomania.

t'ie psychopathic ate i i- in CVio-c i- She in- in-. Gregory. the llolievuo ld-t, -who received a oo-n- i- i a to ttie saait 'l itrii from Justice V'-ityuci aid. of the tMipivm' Com t. Patterson was i ken from th.o hospital without any trouble.

She not violent, hs she was when taker, to Jefferson Market Pi.li.-e Court Monday. CHIEF RECEIVES TOKEN FROM THE "OOLD SOD." Superintendent of Bet was the "fives Thomas etpier, of a hat- pro it fv rh from the "OuM to this more shape or" a larg-clio f. in a eorre: sr. It came in the Irish liner, handker-of wh i ll was worked by the grec.l ami a la -sre go len a sliamroc.v. s-u il-iir of Irelan 1.

harp TO han was pr it- rintendent Meti.t id by Miss r.tu! S.vo no-, wh i.t, from JU-1 I I'-ll" 1 Ireland. to sm ii-' few morths with some of her fiion.ls in this city. OUTLOOK AT ALGECIRAS IS MORE HOPEFUL Par''. March 17. The outlook for jsat'faotorv settlement of the Mo-vooean at the Algeciras conferee-oe is regarded here as being more hopeful.

it is understood that tne negotiations between Branee and Germany have "paved the way for an agreement. tiirl Carried Off the Honors. Minneapolis. March 17. Lucille C.

War, in the Minnesota Vniversity. won ihe annual oraf contest he'd in the I'nivorsitv chapel last night, i gt eu ore other tirl. and four boy orators. This is" the time in the history of th rniversitv that a girl has earned off rt honors in the big annual oratorical contest and to carry off the coveted rrze of sloo and the rieht to represent Minifota in the Northern Oratorical league in Chicago in the spring. She i'lbe' the llrst to entr that contest and it will probably create some-t hin "'of a sensation when the is made to the orators of the other six colleges in the league that they are to contest with a girl.

f-'ear Not Number Thirteen. Euer.a Vista, on the Youghiogheny river, above McKeesport. has a circle of ladies who do not fear the popular superstition about the number thirteen. 'jh- B. Club of that place has thirteen voung lady members and is thriving.

being the leading society organization of the town. The initials stands for "L'n- elaimed Blessing; organization. the name of the new Allegheny Health Keport. The reoort of the Allegheny bureau of health for the week ending at noon today, shows there were 70 deaths as compared with 00 for the previous week. The principal causes were consumption, Id; pcarlct fever.

diphtheria. pneumonia, IS: violent, 2, typhoid fever 1. and tetanus. 1. The case of tetanus was thiit of Antonio Cascio, aged Inglis street.

Fifteenth ward. satrhct puff; something new; sens sni liberal terms 'o agents; carnation or while rose; sample 10c. O. E. Evans.

414 Haynes Dayton, Oiilo WANTED Reliable agents that can haodle a legitimate mining property; one that 'I eon producing basis in the next 6ix niontlii. G. H. WALTERS. Empire State Spokane, Wash.

ACTIVE AGENTS Wanted pocket tool sors with IS useful appliances; terms pt. paid fl: guaranteed first quality. S. J. O'-wks.

Plttsville. Venango Pa. DELIGHT kitchen combination; most usful artieie for kttehen; (-ample 15c; agents wanted. Hively Supply Dept. Sprhw-ield.

Mo. Before placing your case in the hands of a Specialist make diligent inquiry as to his professional standing, ability, experience, skill and success. Beware of the medical shark, shun him as the traveler would the fatal Simoon. He will take your money and leave you a financial, mental and physical wreck. HIS name may look well in print.

HIS assertions may seem convincing, but HE is unable to fulfill one of HIS promises. AGENTS to solieit tor awnings. 416 Dinmonl 3d floor. 3J6l DETECTIVE AGENCIES. W.

J. TANNEY DETECTIVE AGENCY, Cor. Fifth and Wylie Flushing Bell 'Phone 31 S3 Grant. .11 own PERKINS' UNION DETECTIVE AGKNCX. 331 Fourth ave.

Telephones. Private exchange. BERRY DETECTIVE SKRVICE. 433 ave. Pell telephone.

Grant 618. Fifth 17wco SITUATIONS MALE. POSITION Young National bank cashier wiih a wide experience in general business nd bookkeeping desires position at. per tnontu. where there a banco fur advancement.

Wrios 45, Press POSITION as superintendent or structural steel erection or hop work, steel lnt-ruction: long exprrtenee; best re.et. enccs. Addresa Box Hi, not rpi-iiihj, SITUATION Englishman. Loivloner, 2. wants work; strong, willing, heavy; teint-nr.

prt- ter. laborer or handy man. A-idres I ft. I. Home.

Plumer at. SITUATION Young man wishes to ber.jMH chauffeur: will call In person; ran give ret r- ences. Write fcl." Franklin Wilkin-Iur- SITUATION Steward or manager, eith.r hofel club or restaurant: capahle man of long x-perlenee; reference; correspondence or lrt.r-view sr lldted. Write 13S Press offic' 31 jr SITUATION Man, end wife wnt ootsltions take full charge cf hotel or club: lorar im.i-tical exoerelnee: un.lei si nnd all detalla: eoil reference. Write C134 I'ress office.

SITUATION Respect able young colored man would like Job as porter: three years in la place. Address William Mitchell. Monitor Allegheny. SITl.ATION Storeroom man and i vor iu hotel, restaurant or eub: exr.c eel reference; do not drink. Write 135.

Pre office. MlTxr PAPERHANGING Reasonable prices; g-oi man. Address Pa pt-i hanger. 51 Fountain st Allegheny. 31'ix'i SITUATION bv experienced cook as rlief hotel or cafe: will go of town.

Write 41. Press office. 3Hwa MALE AND r'KMALE help supplied. Wo speak about 12 languages. 1521 Penn ave 7SIGMOND.

Bell 'phone 181 1-J Grant. 22.weo SITI'ATION as bookkeeper, lo years' experience; furnish best reference. Write SITUATION bookkeeper in lank: five r' experience; best of reference. Write IU Press office. COLORED MAN For any kind of work.

Address 512 Harvard East End. MAN AND WIFE Fr private family. Writ 16. Pre, office. 316wr SITUATIONS FEMALE.

POSITION Middle-aged lady of larro experience wants position housekeeper or attendant. Can give good references. Wrh? 81. office. 315wb POSl'fiON as manieurist, facial and sc3lp massage, in first class liotel or barber shoy, lady exurt from New York.

Write Press office. 317we GERMAN GIRL wants piac-e; good cook an! laundress; reference. iu7 West Ohio st. 318wb TliAINED NURSE wan's position in doctor's office, or care of Invalid. Write Nurse.

3i: Eighth Braddock. POSITION As stenographer and bonkkee-wr: 5 x-ears' experience: installment work. Write 13 Press office. Slrtwb POSITION As assistant bookkeeper and general office wcrk; five years' exnerience: references. Write 6-.

Press office. A By reading my announcements you will notice that they are free from misleading propositions and absolutely consistent I am not a physician claiming to be a specialist advertising treatment Tor the whole catalogue of diseases. Chronic, lingering diseases of men and women constitute my specialty. To this one branch of diseases my whole professional life, which is not very short and certainly never inactive, has been exclusively devoted And on them all my facilities are concentrated. Am I not better prepared then to combat and conquer cases of this character than the general practitioner, who se'dom has occasion to treat them or the alleged Specialist who treats every known disease and cures none? The strictly modern system I employ was originated and perfected by me during the later years of practice, and It is certain to cure the sufferer If they take the treatment and follow directions The actual cures I accomplish can be made only by a Specialist who possesses deep knowledge ex-perl skill vast experience, and a thoroughly scientific office equipment You will no! won- I Will TpII Ynil thf Tmth der at my unequaled success If you honestly I mil icil iuu num investigate my reatment I TREAT AND PERMANENTLY ftlinr BLOOD POISON.

SKIN DISEASE. VARICOCELE. HYDROCELE. UUnC NERVO-VITAL. DEBILITY.

I'RETHRAL OBSTRL'CTION DISEASES OF KIDNEY BLADDER. STOMACH AND LIVER and all inflammations of the mucous and serous membrane. ALSO DISEASES AND WEAKNESSES PECULIAR TO WOMEN IflUADfSE linTUItin consultation. All those In need of medical '-JilAitUu IIU I nillU aid are invited to call and see me. I will guarantee to cure you if I a cept your case for treatment- If you cannot can write Inclose 2-cent -surtip for reply.

irW. SELLER, office: hocrs from 1,1. Smithtleld St. Pit'sburo, Fa, lUSUArS FROM I-. 13 0 i..