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ENGINES CHAS. BLISS
VICTIM OF PARALYSIS
Succumbed Eiuly Yesteidny Morn
ing nt Homo on Washington Place,
Death Is Attilbuted to Shock of
Flight Pioduced by Settling of
Thompson Tiestle.
(.'Initios Kdwln Blls-. thi- HHc i-urI-met1
whose dangerous tonilltlou liuin
nervous shook was lepoited in me
Tribune n few days "so, succumbed
vestcr.luy nuiinlug ul a o'clock (it the
iesldente, to Washington Place.
Mr. IMS' lrt a lcthn of inu.il K
Ills denlh is attributed t the night or
shock lu sustained on .lulv C. hitt,
while he wni cioslng tin- rond-inned
nestle at Thump-on. the fllllng-ln Pioc
. ss of which hni been In plosion .or
months. Tin- 'truotuu' Hank, It w
thtluu.il, (ulislng the uiRhie to slll'Ul'
ami swai, nt If t tumble Into the- la
vino. ThU fright or slunk which Ull-s
silfteted Wax mlkmed b. u -tiokc of
pninlysls.
The death "I Mi HII'-s Is doubl -ail
under the olti iini"tiinilt", and Its newt
will ili-pioss u ho-u ul tileiuls In Cai
bondalc imd alone, the Jolfeisoii divis
lini nf the Erie, whtif hi- popularity
i an IiIrIi. TlH'ie wan no leoling of en
mity ugitli t 111'", but on ovoi hand
tl e'.ibimikitit uvldeni cs of esteem and
u in m lilclidship. Tin wide-sptoml
. ru-emi oer his condition tctilled to
ilu nunibei ot Mends he possessed,
lib .-on owing widow and daughter
have the waiin-heaited sympiithl of
these fi lends.
The dcccusul .h buu In Yiuk it ile.
near Deposit. Apill J 3, ism. Twmt.v
,cais ago he entered the seiloe of the
Erie, which -er.ieo was unbioken up to
his leceiit llltHM-. Hi- had n humble
-tint In i he inund-hoUMi at Susuehan
nn, was n.nde a inuiuun one ear lilei,
and attir lluee yeais In the position
was i.ii-ud tn an tiigineei. the duties of
which -lie conscientious! and e'llolcntly
Ilrhaigeil l" "Istun .isii-. mi the
Jefferson division
Mr. nii-s was wedded sixteen .vc.us
ago thl'i mouth and lived ,n ideally
happv in nihd lite. He came with his
lamity to C.ubond.ile Jour eais .i!,n
and lu- -Inee lived lieu-. However, he
re.-ldcd hele lor -hoi! intei ml-. having
been changed fioin Susquehanna to
Caibondalc dining Ills -en lie- a- cn
Klneet, He belonged lo (ieiuge V. Wet dn i
Ion Xo. Itis. Hiolheihood of Locomotive.
r.nslneei-. and was .i member of Mll
i hell hose conipanv. In both bodies his
unmade-hip was hlphlj- allied.
The deceased is -uiviied by hi- wire
nud one duuKhtei. .Minnie, aged I.!
je.ns: Ills niothei. Mi". Maty Hli-s,
Sufciuehann.i; one -lflei. Miss Uiuma
Jills-, Susquehanna, and two biotheis
"eoiRe 1311-n. Jeisoy City, and rdwlii
l'.liss, Caibondalc.
Kuneinl eivlce- will take place
Tue.-day afteinoon at .! o'clock, at the
lo-ldence, 10 Wushinston Place. Uev.
Cli.ules Leo. parlor of the Fu-L Pie--byteiian
eluncli, wliete Mr. Tills- uoi
fhlped, will oind.ilc. Wednesday foie
noon the deceased will be takm. la
the Hrie llycr, al !i:.!!, lo Sii-tiuehann i.
wheie he v. at s-n well known. P.uiial
will tako place theie in tin- (5i mil
-tiecl cemetii.v.
STJPT. GAER'S APPEECIATION.
He Includes The Tribune in His Ac
knowledgment of Thanks.
At the close of the u.nheis' Institute
in Fiidny, C'liv Supeiiniendeni of
.schools J:imcr f: Clair lieaitllv ,-x-pies-ed
his slnceie apinecliltlon of the
help Riven in aiious ways in making
the Institute and its lei ture Lout.-e a
wiciess. Included In his acknowledg
ments weie his thanks to The Tilbune.
"I want to -ay to jon, teaeheis, that
I apinceiiitc the undivided attention
ton hae kKoii to the lectin e-J, which 1
'eel coituiii will br of benefit.
"Ah to the lectin e eour.se, I u-sure
ou that 1 did mv best to hue the
talks aRiceable to all. It thcie has
been a .slight deviation tiom this iuten
Hon It is not due to me. tho.-e who
-poke weie le.sponslble. 1 thlnl that
(icmtal Sweeney was ml-undet .stood; r
don'l think that ne intended to say
'ilt.thingr that might lelleet on any pei
soii. 1 ti list that his attitude will be
uppieclated.
"I want lo thank Mkss Mitchell and
Mlsa McCabe for their Milo-, and JU.-s
Mills and Miss Little for their duet.
"1 must say, also that to The Tribune
ripiesent.illve wo owe ilu? appreciation
and lo the paper he lepiesents."
Miss May Penselly and T. L. Muitln
weie unnnlinously re-elected .sceietary
and treasiuer of the teachers' a-soela'-.ion
for another year.
DIED OP TYPHOID.
Thomas Morgan, of Glove Stieet,
Succumbs After Tluee Weeks' At
tack. Thomas Moigan, aged 6 cais, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henty Moigan, of 5-;
drove stipet, died at -1 o'clock Satutday
morning at the home of tho family af
ter an attack of typhoid fever of three
weeks' duration. Pecullatly had elr-
A SOLDIER'S FOK
ftnocked
Down by
Enemy,
Unsuspected
Colteo mi affects. tbi hi.iln unA n.i i ...
-"bit" pi'oper nutiltlon Ik Interfered with
.nud.tlifiJlual ending Is frequently uer
ETohs prostration,
fci "Duilng the Spanlsh-Auioilcan ,u,
U went iitU my tioup to chkka
" nauga," says Lieutenant J, O. Talbott,
f t Sprlnglleld, Ills. "If there- Is any unu
ilaco on eaith wheie one rtiinUs ipoie
S offeo than another It is In the m my,
I t Is a soldier's 'backbone,' and I can
n suro you thut 1 duink my hIiiiip,
Uter several months of h.utl dillllng
, ny health gave out, the chief cause
,. (elng 'coffee, bad food, ovei -exertion
mind heat.
u "On tho advice of the surgeon, tcu
Kiered my resignation and with my
."heart full of regret nnd my nervous
eystem shattered, I returned home. Al
tnoBt tho Jlrbt thing tho doctor whom I
consulted advised mo was to quit cof-
fee, That was tho flrtt Intimation I had
"that coffee had anything to do with
Any condition. The- next thing was
Jj.'what.shall I drink?'
"My'wlfe's mother used your Postuin
mVoocI Coffee and knew how to make It
rlght, 60 l tiled It und grew yery fond
of It. My nervous troublo soon left;
iny old time health came back, and that
-Fall I gained m In flesh that the boys
on returning after 'muster outj hardly
knew me. Quitting coffee, ana using
lMtum did iojaes lorme."
Carbondale.
I'lmmlatioi"" siitiDtiiid Hie pa-slng away
of the deeeasodi One of his twin sous
was ulo talfii wllh the disease und
died about leu dnj'B oho, The father
wus thtiiKerously III nnd pltice the
child's dentil his eondltlou heoaine des
penile. Ifrldnj there was u pcrtejitlblo
linpioVeinent, but dttiliiR the nUvht
hemoiiliusei took pl'ice, iiiul th'' pat
leiit'fl vitality wnti soon exhausted.
The death of Mr. Moiriiii It slneeiely
lefielted thtoushout thf city, not only
nmontr the frlendH or tlio I'aiully, but
Rent tally, a.s the deiitsi sympathy wail
uv, nkened by the sad cliciimstntices uf
the ftiiiilly'n uilllctlon
The deeunsed was u member of Com t
LlH, l-'oiotiro of Ameilen, 'and was n
firiiuishAmetlcai) war volunteer, hav-
Iiir ' misled with company IC, Thlr-
entli litRlmenl.
Tor "jicrnl years he was employed In
tin- Rrofeiy stoic oi" Alvord and Male,
but .it the (hue he was taken with ty
phoid, be wns a cleik In the freight of
fice of ilie Delaware and lludpon coni
panv In this c!t.. He was popular
IhiaURliiml the city. The stlrvlvois ale
his widow, one child, and the following
slsteis and hiothci: Mi", l.aae Ton
kins, mIm Ida May Moiriiii. John
C'larence Xelon and Alvah MorRiin, all
of this city.
The fttneial wilt take plat e this ar
tel noon. .Soi vices will be he-Id a( the
lesldeticc, .",.", Grove tieel, nl ":.10
o'clock.
ltd A. P. (.'luiitcc, pastoi oi the
Klit -Methodist church, will ollklate.
Iliul'il will be In Mnpk'Wiioil eometery.
DIED OP LOCK-JAW.
Amos Adams, of Chinchilla, a Victim
of Tetr.nus Was Stiicken While
Visiting in Carbonclnle,
Aiuo- Adams, the Wetlin ot tetanus
or lock-jaw. whose condition was Hist
icpoited In Thu Tilbune, seveial weeks
iiro, -uccumbed Satutday eeniiiR about
s o'eliKk. lie died at the home of his
datiRhter, .111. 13. II. Stone, comer
Tenth )ifiiue and P.uk stieet, wheie
he came to visit just a lew d,ijJ heloie
he was stiicken with the fatal dls.a--e.
The deceased ltvtil In Chinchilla,
wh'-ic he owned a faun. A week he
mic le.nliiR on his till) to Caibondalc.
he tell while doing some choies about
the bain on Ills piemi-cs. lie stuick
on his face, and slightly gashed his
no-e. The tetanus genu, which Is found
about stables or has Its oiigln wheio
holies aie numerous, must hae found
its way into the wound. Ml. Adams
being an old man, nearly Mi .em.s, the
germ gained a masteiy over his weak
ened physical poweis and his jaws be
came locked a few rtajs utter he was
stiicken. The tetanic auti-loin was
employed, and though its effect was
noticeable lor a few dijs, it oon lost
its poior and the aged suft'eier con
tinued to sink until death ideiscd lnni
-iatutday evening.
The deceased was bom in Mas-achu-setts,
sinenty-eiglit yeais ago, He lived
in Chinchilla, this comity, for a num
ber of years, where he followed tann
ing. He isited C.ubondale fiequently.
Tie is survived by one son, William
Adam-, of Chinchilla, and two daugh
ters. Mis. 13. II. Stone, wire of 12 H.
Stone, foieinan of the oil department of
the Hendricks company, and .Mis,
Oeuige Claik, of Cdell.l, Pa.
MRS. C. N. BRONSON DEAD.
Highly Esteemed Resident Succumbs
After Long Suffering'.
Alls. Muiv Rionson, wife of t'hailes
X. liiouson, of the C'arbondale aiming
companv, died jesteiday afteinoon at
I. in o'clock at the l evidence, 47 Canaan
stuer.
Mks Btonson sulteied lioni an afllic
tlon for seveial years, but with heroic
patience, uncomplainingly and without
u mtiimur. She was able lo be about
until four weeks ago, when she took
abed. Her suITeiings grew, but she
maintained the same patient spit it as
In the (list stages ot the disease, when
she was tilled -with u stiong hope, and
lecelved the .summons hence with fhiis
tian leslgnation.
The news of her death will be a pain
ful shock to her n lends, as there was
no Intimation to them that the end was
near. Among all her acquaintances
tlieie will be slnceie icgiet over her
loss. Her long le.sidenee In Carbondule
was marked by many fiiendsliips. She
wus a gentle chaiaeter, whose kindness
was shown In all her t elation1.
The deceased was bom In I'nadllla,
Hudson county. X. Y October -':, 1M9.
Her maiden name was Miss Maty
aie. In l&H she was wedded to
Chailes x. llionson, und together they
have lived a happy wedded eaieer. Mr.
and Mrs. lirousou came to C'arbondale
in 1S7I, wheio they have since leslded.
Mi. Hionson was a member of the
Klist Methodist church, ivheio her ic
liglous aeal showed its Influence. She
is survived by her husband, Chailes X.
Uionson; two daughteis, Misses Claia
and Lena, of this city, and one brother,
George amy, of L'nndllln, X. Y.
Funoial set vices will be at the icsl-
denee, ii Canaan stix-ot, Tuesday after
noon at 4.30. Rev. A. P, ChnfTee, pas
tor of tho First Methodist ehuuh, will
olllciate. The decciihed will be taken on
tho S o'clock Dulawaie and Hudson ex
press, Wednesday morning, to Sidney,
X. Y wheio but ltd will take plate
MRS. HUMPHREY ENTERTAINS.
A Delightful "At Home" on Salem
Avenue.
Mid. IJ. W, Humphrey and daughter,
Mlha Giace Ilumpliiey, delightfully eu
lei (allied at an "at homo" at thu resi
dence, 10S Salem avenue. ThHiouse was
lesplendenl with decoiatloTis, palms,
ferns, i opes and gat lands of oveigieen
being most eireetlveli employed. .Mis.
Chailes ilumpliiey, Miss Lillian Uians
and Miss Geitrude sU);,H assisted
In leceivlug. In tho pietllly decoiated
Upper hull, Miss Kiuiko Hrjsou sei ved
lliippe, and Mis. Fiedeilck U, Ilrown.
Mrs. William Shannon, Mrs Stanley S.
Hinds and Mrs. Chailes W .Inhnson
assisted In enteitiiluliig,
Tlnre- went numetous dellf.httul so
cial incident!!, Among the pleusant fo.i
tiues was a guessing contest, 'A Hill
of F.iie." To the guest guessing cor
rectly the gteatest number ot Die lol
lowlug questions wus ra winded the
prize: Still llteV Women of gilt'.' Ptmt
lovo? Nuts without .shells? Lunar
symbols? Nelghbots' contention? Uiub
Unit makes butter il ? Iloston's over
throw? Mitilinonial couule? Summer
night's dieamV Mlssi Olive Wilcox, of
Nineveh, -was awaided the (list viUo,
and tho consolation prize was given
MIhs Maud Snvder.
The evening was Intctspeised with
musical selections by Miss Alice Brid
gets Mary Powdetly, Dertha Cole, May
Uln;er and Eunice Bryson, A delicious
luncheon was served, Misses Powell,
Dr. Lyon's
PERPICT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
fbr over a a.uarterpf ja.qentunr.
Prances Plnnncry, Gj'ctta Dryaon, Jlnitd
Htepheiis and Mny Mcycri nsslstlns.
BRENNATT ELECTED.
Deadlock Over Night School Teacher
Broken nt Saturday's Meeting.
The deadlock In the school boaid over
the election of a night school teacher,
which ensued when the matter wus
brought up last Monday night, was
broken tit the adjoin nod meeting on
Satin dnv night.
Thero wore two candldntcs for the
position, Patrick M. Iirennnn nnd
Thomas W. Loftus. Satin day night, on
the first ballot, each received thieo
votes Copeland, livnns and Kerwln,
for IJiennan: Gallagher, Vanaan nnd
Hughes, for Loftus. Throo ballots re
sulted tin same. On tho fourth Mr.
Vanaan changed to Tironnnn, theioby
electing blm.
The boaid decided to adveitise for
bids for advei tlslng the special' audit
of the dlsti let's accounts for two years
prist.
In the matter or coal bids, the board
defeired action for a week. This was
in older tn Rive it longer tiial to the
coal that Is being used from tho East
Side Coal company's tiact.
John Snntauua, who was fined for not
sending his sou lo school, oi requited
under die coinptilsoiy educational act,
appealed beloio the boaid and made a
plea to have the flue i emitted. The
boaid nr.intcil his prayer, conditioned
on his l dinning the boy to school and
keeping him theit.
Patients Dangciously 111.
Peter V. Lynch, who was at one time
in cliiuge of the Hotel American cafe,
Is In a ciltlcal condition at his homo
on Ooidon menue. He- has been a -uf-le'ier
lor several months.
Mis. George I Mills, who was i c
coverlug f i om an illness, has a l elapse
and Is now suffering fiom neivous pios
tiatlon. The constant attendance of a
tt. lined nui.se Is necessity.
Night School to Open.
The w Intei night sessions of the pub
lic schools will open this evening in the
cential school building. As Indicated in
another column, the teacher will be
Patrick M. I3ienn.ui, principal of Xo. 6,
or tlie Uiooklyn school.
The public schools thioughout tho
city will reopen at D o'clock this foie
noon, after the week's suspension duo
to the teachers' Institute.
G. A. R. Election.
Uaeies post, 1ST, Department Penn
sylvania, Oiand Airny of the Republic,
will hold Its annual election of officers
Wednesday evening, December 10, 1002.
The conn rules are requested to come
out and give expiession to their prefer
ence on that occasion.
John McComb, Commander.
Died nt Prompton.
Miss Mattle Giles, rtamrlitpv nl' C.e-mno
Gile, ot 'retrace street, died jesterday
nt the home of her aunt In Prompton,
with whom she had lived since the
death of her mother, several ears ago.
the deceased, who was L'O seals of aire-.
will be tn ought to Carbondule lor
Initial.
Spanish War Veterans to Meet.
The Spanish-American War Veterans
will meet at I o'clock today at the
Mitchell hose house, to attend tho
funeral of their late comrade, Thomas
Moigan. The veterans nie icqttested lo
appeal in unifoiin with top con(.
. Patience Is Asked.
As the Caibondale Telephone com
pany Is "cutting In" a new 200-wiie
cable. Manager Hughes begs the pa
tient consideration of subscribers if
they suffer any disturbance. Tho iiiler
niptlon will be only tempoiaiy.
To Cuie a Cold in One Day
Take LaMUhc- Biomo-Quiiiiuc Tablet?.
Tills signatme gfmi-jL on
eveiy ho, 2"i. V fjcfrrvt
JERMYX-MAYriELD.
IJeaJrimla Layman, a resident of Baton
stieet, died on Saturday moinlng at 11. SO
o'clock, after a long and painful lllntss
extending over seveial menlhs, of
might's dUeae. DeceiiBcd was 54 yems
of age anil was bom in Concsvillu, Selio
luule county, X. Y. Ho was well known
In (he valley ..ml for seveial year.- con
ducted a confectionery stoic nl Peek
vllle, fiom Hiiro moving to Mnvficld, and
fiom thcic to this boiough, where ho
has, icWded ever since. Sir. Layman was
the j, outwent veteran In tho Seven Coun
ties, having enlisted at the age of seven
teen, In the Seventh Xew Yoik heavy m
tlllery, Co. I, at PnughJceepsle, X. Y. lie
was seriously wounded tho same, year at
the brittle of Cold Harbor, anil seiwil
through the Wilderness campaign unilfr
Central Gutut. He io. enlisted and setved
ihruugh tho lenialndcr of the war when
he was huuoiably dlsclunged. Tho fu
nor.il will take place this mottling. Sho.it
sei vices will be held at tho housa nt S
o clock, sharp. The remains will then bo
taken by train to Staiiurca. whore s,r
vices will bo held In the Methodist
fliurih where the pastor, Ituv, Pascoc,
a-sh.ted by llov. Fuller, of this place,
will conduit the sei vices, after which
tint temalns will be buried In tho family
lot. Sir. Layman had n sister from
C'htcopue, Mass., buried theio a week ago
last Tucsilaj. He is survived by his
wile, and four chlldien; Mrs. J, L. Wet
ter, of Thompson. Pa.i IltUlie. and Unity
of this place, and Stanley, of Pott Alle
Khanoy, P,i, Four biothnis nnd ono ils
tei : A, .It Layman, of Clintnlioorho Pur
Ish, La.; James Uixmnu, Itlclillrhl. Spa,;
Chris O l.ajm.in, ot Port Alleghany and
W. J. I.nniiiM. of .South Omaha, Xeb,,
nnd Mrs. Al O i'ae, of .Siimmeivllle,
X Y.
Prod llnilnoll, of Scraiilon, was In
town esti'iil.iy, calling upon some of his
old friends (o wish them good. bye. llu
CNpetls, In a. lew weeks, to sail lor Cug
lund, wheio hu will mivko his future
homo with ills klstur In London, Pieil
came lo Jeiinyn twoity )ears ago ami
fur seveial yeais wu3 employed In the
tloie oi John Jciiuyu, 1 lo was u man
highly thought of, both by his cmplovci
and hH legion ot friends. He hns been
sorely uftllcted during the pubi fw vents
with eye trouble.
At tlic legular uieellug of the hoiouch
council, held Friday evening. Council
men Wheeler, Thcroti SIoou and Jon. is
were appointed n commutes to wait up
on the Hlnkely poor illrectoi.s on Wednet
day In legrud to tho payment of tnstH
Inclined in the smallpox case lure, sev
eral months ugu.
On Saturday, while a lady was) passing
up Main street, sho was stiuck by a
sled and was knocked down und received
slight Injuries, The piaotlco of coasting
down tho sidewalk and causing pedes
trians to stand etlll or walk In the road
has continued for several years and it Is
now tlmo that the borough should tuke
Jireser fctcps in prevent such accident
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