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VOL. XLVII. NO. 8.
TIONESTA, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1914.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess. 8. D. Irwin.
Justices of the Peace C. A, Randah, D,
w. uiara.
Ctmneimen. J.W, Landers, O. B. Rob'
Inson, R. J. Hopkins, O. F. Watson, U
W. uoleman, J. B. Muse, Charles Clark
Constable u. L. Zuver.
Collector W. H. Hood.
School Directors VI . 0. Imel, J. K
Clark, 8. M. Henry, Q. Jamieson, D. U
Blnm.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICER. S.
Member of Congress W. J. Hulingg.
Member of Senate J. IC. P, Hall.
Assembly A. K. Meobllng.
- .President Judge W. U. Hinckley. .
' Associate Judges Samuel Aul, Joseph
' H. Morgan.
Prothbnotary, Register ct Recorder, te
-8. K. Maxwell.
HheriT Wm. U. Hood.
' Treasurer Vt . H. Brar.ee.
Commissioners Wm. H. Harrison, J,
C. Soowden, 11. U. McUlellan.
District Attorney M. A. Carrlnger.
Jury Commissioners J. li. Eden, A.M
Moore.
Coroner Dr. M. O Kerr.
' County Auditors George H. Warden
A. C. Gregg and 8. V. Shield.
County Purveyor Roy 8. Braden.
County Superintendent J . O. Carson.
Regular Terns f Csart.
Third Monday of February.
Third Monday of May.
Third Monday of September.
- Third Monday of November.
1 r Regular Meetings of County Com mis
sioners 1st and 8d Tuesdays of month.
C'harrk aaa Mabbath rk
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:46 a
m. t M. E. Sabbath School at 10:00 a. m
Preaching In M. K. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. H. L. Dunlavey.
Preaching In the F. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. nev.
M. E. Woloott. Pastor.
. Preaching in the Presbyterian church
every Sabbath at ll:i0 a. m. ana 7:30 p
m. Rev. U. A. Bailey, Pastor.
The rearular meetlnirs of the W. C. T.
U. are held 'at the headquartera on the
seoond ana rourtn Tuesdays or eaon
month.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TP N ESTA LODUE. No. 889. 1. 0. 0. F.
1 Meets every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Fellows', Hall, Partridge building.
pAPT. GEORGE STOW POST, No. 274
J G. A. K. Meets 1st Tuesday after
noon of each month at 3 o'clock.
rAVT. GECRGE STOW CORPS. No,
VV 137, w. R. C, meets first and third
Wednesday evening or eaon montn.
RITCHEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tlonesta, Pa,
MA. CARRINGER,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
Offloe over Forest County National
Bank Building, TIONESTA, PA.
CURTIS M. 8HAWKEY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Warren,
Practice in Forest Co.
Pa.
AO BROWN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Qfflce In Arner Building, Cor. Elm
and Bridge Sts., Tlonesta, Pa.
FRANK 8. HUtfTER, D. D. 8
Rooms over Citizens Nat. Bank,
HON ESTA, PA.
DR. F. J. BOVARD,
Physician A Surgeon,
TIONESTA, PA.
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted.
B. SIQGINS,
Physician and Surgeon,
OIL CITY, PA.
HOTEL WEAVER,
8. E. PIERCE, Proprietor.
Modern and up to-date In all its ap
pointments. Every convenience and
oomfort provided for the traveling public
CENTRAL HOUSE,
R. A. FULTON, Proprietor.
Tionseta, Pa. This Is the most centrally
. located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern Improvements. No pains will
be spared to make It pleasaut stopping
place for the traveling public
pHIL. EMERT
FANCY BOOT A SHOEMAKER.
Shop over R. L. Haslet's grocery store
on Elm street. Is prepared to do all
Kinds of custom work from the Quest to
the ooarsest and guarantees his work to
?ive perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten
ion given to mending, and prices rea
sonable. gT successfully used
m lor .years
I MUCH & ALL DESIRE FOR DRINK ORm
46FifAveitts
CHICHESTER S PILLS
l.atllful Aa your HruccUt for i
I'HU in Kt-d and iJoiJ mmllic
tm, icaled with Mua Riltxn
TaL no other, ltur of ronr
lmldt. Askrnrril. lfl-:H.TERB
lHAMOMt ItltANU I' 11,1,, for Ufr
years known M Best, Safest, Always Kelithl
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
mmm
Promptly otilalnnl. or FCC RETURNED.
10 VCARS'IXPIRIINOI. Uur CHANCE S AS S
TMI LOWEST, ttoud incKl. l, ubutu or kc b fur
ipert wNtrch Mid free report ou patf nuUiUlty.
INFSINQEMENT nulls comluctMl before ll
oourtfi. l'mtentn obtained through UN, A OVER
TlSIOtnd SOLO, free. TRAOI-MARK1, PEN.
SIONS and COPVRIOHTS quickly obtained.
Opposite U. 8. Patent Offloe,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
. Cures' WMs, Croup sod Wliucrping CoireH.
I
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Treasurers Sale
UNSEATED
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of sundry Acts of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Commouweslil
of Pennsylvania, relating to the sale of
Unseated Linda In the County of Forest,
etc, for tszes due and unpaid, I will offer
at publlossln at tbe Court House, in the
oorougn oi l looesis, fa., on tbe
Second Monday In June, 1914,
being the Eighth day of June, 1014, at 10
o'oiuck a. in., tbe lollowing described
pieces of land or such Darts thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount of
axes ana costs due and unpaid against
me same ana continue me time irom
day to day as the same may be found
neoessary,
, Terms of Sale.
Tbe amount of tsxes and ooata must be
paid wben the property Is struck off or
me sale may be avoided and tbe property
put up una rnoia.
All Trnn. nmt llterl innrtud are ad'
veriiaea lor Taxes r I til a sod 1913,
Barnelt Tow nslilp,'
Wat. Acrai - rurulH or Owner Ain't
31111 17 Moinbert Mrs E E '13 $2 68
6700 2U5 Barnes W M H Pearsall 60 06
iorio0'12andlori50 13 Bariett
J W n Q A K ll 2
6701
604 Braden ARM Taber
oil only 24 36
100 CusRins Theo H i of oil
only 1013 1 78
8101
8101
04 Parmlee Geo N oil and
gas 1012 . 4 22
oO 1'armlee Geo N oil and
gas 1012 ' ". 8 60
3101
31-18
62 Parmlee Geo N oil and
gas 1UI2 4 23
64 Beers Nancy oil and gas 7 02
33 Work Josisb ) oil gas 2 44
44 fear-nail Mary A oil and
gas 1012 8 29
100 Reynolds D J J oil was 3 75
3302
5701
ta rteynoius V J oil and
gas 1913 1 57
1UU work J os lab A Hon 1 oil
and gas 6 13
65 Maze Mrs Mary N 4 oil
- and gas 4 68
4 Maze Mrs Mary Ni oil
and gas 1 22
I of 160 Wbitmer Geo fl Q A K' 13 ft (12
B147 ol 625 Dickey MnoreA Kelso
11 W W 1913 22 63
Slotf JOI247 Uickev Moore A Kelso
II W W 1913 11 23
sua 1Z Ulckev Browo fl W
W 1013 1 711
3302 II Reynolds D J 1913 170
i of 150 Ulf Bros fl Barletl 1913 3 32
G reen Township.
6189 150 Eblers Henry 1913 17 60
6600 I12i Proper O W A J F land
only - 10 90
6601 132 ProDer A Lacv 1H 71
IWI9 J ol 308 McClintock i Brennan 11 88
3H20
25 Proper A Buztrd II
Thompson 1013 6 56
3820
60 Walters Cuss A Walters
C 1013 4 70
8819
60 Collins T Pfl Long-
stretb 1913 4 70
Harmony Township.
103 MoC' .luiont J S 25 13
163 Osmer J H 47 50
216
'ill
111) Osiner J H 31 38
100 Slggins A Helm fl T B 23 76
40 Bell James M 11 N A V
Oil Co 1013 8 89
1 of 218 BarnardFBflTbnmas'13 15 08
14 B-aer Wm A others '12 2 01
41 Snow T A fl Foster 16 83
264 NmitbLucyPflO'Usra'13 30 22
I Walt" Oeo T u J A Daw
son 1913 4 70
100 W alts Geo T fl Stewart
Run Oil Co 1913 21 SO
73 Dawson G R fl Marsh '13 14 48
i ol5 Lee Metcalt 1913 163
106 Stewart Sainl Est A J Ban
dy farm i oil and gas '13 2 95
S Slggins John fl Borer '13 174
100 Slater Michael Eil fl
Dawson oil A gas 1913 4 70
73 Marsh I'll as nil gas '13 3 68
00 Kltch H M It BSoott
nil and gas 1913 2 83
87 Nelll and others fl Buzer
nil and gas 1913 4 22
70 Kltch HMIarinof Hotob-
kiss oil and gas 1913 8 08
00 Fleming E E larui of
Ralston oil gas 1013 8 21
7 CasnadePetLand Asso'13 3 95
18 Mower F W and others
fl Barneti 1913 ' 2 09
6 Siggins Jnbn it Orion fl
Scball 1913 2 83
Hickory Township.
516 of 16 Colbert Dr fl Reid '12- 1 70
6192 16 105 ol 621 Gray W R 1913 8 84
1U2 3 1631)1024 Bnscber J T 4 24
6192 iul'20 l5ol624 Henry A Keller
n wiison n ui
3689 200 Proper Floyd 83 62
1 6ol 150 Dale J T II H B A D 6 09
3089 850 PeroivslOA fUvJunMA 4'2 OH
6192 10 165 ol 624 Dlfendorf Emma '13 6 90
8689 65 CaacadePnt LandAfSo'13 15 75
Klngslpy Township.
214 100 Anchor Oil Co fl Sbooley
1913 8 88
6193 145 Vail John S 11 Clnpp 24 03
61H7 J oi 79 Brennan A Richards 10 02
6132 60 t'a tier son IN 16 01
6217 1 011241 Lamb A oil and gas 25 19
6194 65 IkenburgMsry fl LtR'13 10 23
6135 1167 P operrfc Kuuppoiiaud
gas 1913 43 70
6131 170 Proper it Knupp oil and
gaa 1913 7 27
Tlonesta Township.
42 Brown A W fl Weant 17 81
1)7 Banner Oil Coti Hunter 15 60
98 Banner Oil Cofl Hunter
oil and gas 8 23
165 Proper J K fl Proper 32 10
76 Jamieson Q fl A P A J 12 85
17 Proper A Jamieson fl A
P fc J 8 76
00 Wbitlekln Ada fl Lackey
oil and gas 4 69
45 Fourth National Bank of
Pitlsburgb 1913 6 41
780 Gilmore Clinton G oil
only 1913 14 20
64 Fleming E E 1913 6 06
760 Scbofleld Archie fl Curliu
J oil and gas 1913 4 23
Hone Township.
2828
2824
2835
Wr. 8 uk.
Ar STiminte or Owotr Jln'l
109 Taylor Levins G A
Oho II Wlllink 1913 6 69
138 BloodCyrus rl Blood'13 6 85
61 W Illlnk Wit Coulter N 8 14
18 Means A While 1913 2 10
850 Collins T D 1912 17 60
48 AdamsnnJ flSCLbrCo 5 37
759 Adamson J 69 82
7 Rosenblatt II 1913 2 63
2850
Vacant
2977 85
3801
3195
5108
6105 . .
8197
2878ol3-5ofll(0 Proper J M Lsnson 32 61
3186 58 Proper J F fl W C 6 24
2977 N 1 0f34 35 100 Mnrok Fred 5 63
2980 1161 Frost Lhr Co 11 R H
Brown 1913 50 98
Vacant 110 Brown F K 1913 6 00
Vacant 100 Brown F K 1913 4 68 1
Jeuks Township.
66 106J Jainleson.J Morgan 18 00
49 93j Jamieson J Morgan 16 05
66 :tj Jamieson J Morgan 16 05
68 13llj Jamieson J Morgan 21 90
07 68 Jamieson J Morgan 10 28
13 60 BoyntonPS iWlllisms 10 63
14 58 Bnynton Pfl Clank Jos 10 28
14 68 Boynlon PN-i Wlllink 10 28
150 Eaton fl Eldrldge '13 11 13
8174
3174
8174
8174
8174
5144
6144
6144
30 U!
3178 783 Buhl G W & Browo fl
HagKerBrooll4gas'12 33 32
3642 130 Bubl G W A Brown fl
Eaton oil k gas 1912 6 06
8164 2 75 Paulson P tt W 4 W '12 fl 84
3171 . 105 Blood P P 17 83
3173 100 Blood P P 17 00
3173 80 Blood P P 13 67
8183 20 MootilliousANAOtbers4 22
8561 100 Hepplnger Ed 11 Frost
W H oil only 1912 31 74
5110 003 Salmon Creek Lbr Co 145 81
3642 7 lot 100 ProperAgoewAKelly 6 01
3169 185 Carnaban A otbera oil
and gas 1912 3 06
3171 40 Carnahan A others oil
and gas 1912 3 06
3173 80 Horton Geo A Seieel 0
fl Blond 13 82
3663 J of 2 of HO for '12 1 of 140 for '13
Grove WACoflWD7 62
3190 40 EisworthJorAOtbers'12 8 80
5141 127 Knupp A Yates fl Ray 47 03
8190 956 W bite Star Oil Co 11
C C Co 1912 19 02
3103 875 While Star Oil Co fl
Pvle oil and ga 1912 3 03
8064 140 McN al Frank 11 ZA B 23 42
3322 40 McDonald Oil Co H
Welsh i oil A gas '12 2 23
6500 60 McDonald Oil Co fl
MiulzlollAgaa'12 5 22
3322 25 McDonald Oil Co fl
Bisloph 1 oil gas '12 1 65
3322 46 McDonald Oil Co 11
Lin berg joll gas '12 3 17
3322 150 McDonald Oil Co 11
Lovioa 4 oil A gas '12 4 13
8799 245 Berg C J fl Frost 1912 21 04
6143 10 259 GllloyleOilAGasCo'12 2 28
6142 60 GilfoyleOIIUasCo'12 4 13
0143 25 OllloyleOil GasCo'12 4 13
61 15 195 Central Penna Lbr Co 32 23
6138 495 Central Penna Lbr Co 81 22
3504 100 Walson Caroline E
oil and Baa 8 08
5129 68 Adamson Joseph 10 28
65(H) 21 Proper O W A J F
oil and sas 2 69
8564 99 Miniz David fl Bell 17 20
3044 877 Penna Gas Co oil oolv 36 13
0142 1 of 140 K'llerKA fl Boynlon '12 3 74
0141 127 Knupp A Yates fl Ray
nil and gas 11 11
3170 160 Wray W A fl Ray
John 1913 13 46
3170 52J Hunt Anna L 1013 6 13
3668 250 Banner FC& Dlnsinore
C 1 16 nl oil A all iraa 11 R9
3667 250 SannerFC&Dinsmore
C 1-10 of nil dE all sas 11 80
3G72 150 SannerFCA Dinsmore
CI 16 of oil A all eras 7 66
8171 80 Stnoecipher Maud E A
Tnwler H nil and iraa 7 37
8159 328 Dickey Wm fl Kreit-
ler 1913 26 55
6142 J of 140 Barletl J W fl Boy o ton 12 20
3669 1124 Pa Gas Cooil only '13 20 94
0142 1 of 140 Wblliner ueo fl Boyn
lon 1913 8 71
3561 3-20ofll04 Knupp W J fl De
vonian Oil Co 20 69
356I 1031 Nlckolson John 166 80
8102 821 Montgomery J G fl
W A W 131 77
0142 1 ofMO Ulf Bros fl Keller '13 8 71
By virtue of an Act of Assembly enti
tled "An Act 'to regulate tbe collection of
taxes on unseated lands.' aooroved the
6ih day of June, 1887, Interest will be
rnargea on juiz taxes Irom January 1
1913, to date of payment, and on 1913
lazes from January 1. 1914. to date o
payment, at tbe rate of six per cent, per
annum.
W. H. BRAZEE, Treasurer.
Tlonesta, Pa., Mai oh 23 1914.
Mercantile Appraiser's List
for Forest County for
Year D. 1914.
The Wholesale and Retail Venders of
Foreign and Douieslc Merchandise,
mating House. Billiard Kooma. Bowl
log Alleys. Brokers, and ODera Houses
lu Forest County, Pennsylvania, are
as I'Uiows, to wit :
NAMK HUM NESS PONTOFPICB
Atlantic Refining Co., oils, West Hickory
Atlantic Retiuing Co., oils, Tionesta.
Adams, J. A., butcher, Tionesta,
Anderson, U. A., greeubouae. Tionesta.
Anderson, G. T., jeweler, Tlonesta.
Arner, O. M. A Son, brokers, Tlonesta.
aui, Mrs. b. cV Co., mercbanta, Marien
ville, Bebrens, L mis, merchant, Starr.
Baugbman, J. M. A G. A., butchers, Mar-
lenvii.e.
Baxter, J. W., merchant, Gilfnyle.
Booth, W, A., meicbant, Watson Farm.
riaugnman, A. n., nutcner, Kellettvllle.
Bowman, T. J, Estate, millers. East
Hickory.
Bender, Robert P., merchant, West Hick
ory.
Rovard F. J., droggist, Tlonesta.
Bovard, F. J., Bovard's Hall, Tionesta,
Crouuh A Zbuiner, merchants, Eaat
H ickory.
CauQeld, Harry, cigars, West Hickory.
Clark, O. J., merchant, Eaat Hickory.
Cohen, H. I., fruit, Tionesta.
Carson, A .jeweler, Tionesta.
Cook, A. Sods Co., merchants, Cooksburg.
Croaauiun, W. A., merchant, Kedoljlle.
Collins A Kreitler, merchants, Nebraska.
Carson, J. T,, broker, Tionesta.
Daua, h. W., cigars, Marienville.
Detar, W. J cigars, Kellettvllle.
Day A Hartman, merchants, Kellettvllle.
Ueclllla, M., iruit, Tlonesta.
Fitzgerald, Patrick, broker, Tionesta.
Fools Creek Store Co., mercbauls, True
mans. Fuiton, C. N., merchant, Pigeon.
Fuilon, R. A., cigars, Tioueata.
GildersleeveA Wood, merchants, Brooks
ton. Gerow, J. N., cigars, Tionesta,
Gerow, J. N., restaurant, Tioueata.
Gerow, J N., billiarda, Tlonesta.
Glnsburg, Cbas., bowliug alley, Tlonesta.
tiaalet, James, lurniture, Tlouesta.
Herman. R. M., merchant, Tionesta.
Hepler, Mrs. M. N., merchant, Tionesta.
Hepler, Mrs. M. N., restaurant, Tionesta.
Harp, Harry H , oigars, Marienville.
Harp, Harry H billiarda. Marienville.
Harkless, Frauk E .druuHim, Kellettvllle.
Hopkins, L. J., merchant, Tlonesta.
Hunter, A. M men-bant, flireon.
Johnson, W. T., cigars, Marinnville.
Klllmer KroB., merchants, Tionesta,
Kelly, J. N., billiarda, Marienville.
Lanaon, F. R., merchant, Tlonesta.
Lanson Bros., millnrs, Tlonesta.
Lease, A. A., restaurant, Marienville.
Lease, A. A., o'gars, Msrienville.
Lecaatro, Rncco, merobant.Wesl Hickory.
Larson, J. E.. merchant. Bronkxton.
Miller, W. J., oiuars. Kellettvllle.
Miller, W. J billiarda. Kellettvllle.
Mapes, II. C, hardware, Tioueata.
Morgan, J. K , merchant, Tloneela,
MoGee, Mrs. W. E., merchant, Tinnesta.
Mecbling A London, merchants, Claring
tnn. Mavburg Supply Co., merobants, May
burg. Mintz, David, merchant, Marienville.
Mensch, S. O., hardware, Marienville.
McCurdy, E. G. ACo . merchants. Lvnch.
McKown, G. H., oigars, Nebraska.
Marienvii e Variety Store, , merchants,
Mailenvllle.
Neill, A. D. A Co., merchants, Marien
ville.
Nye, C. W meSkliant, Marienville.
lerce, Mrs. Kmrria, oigars, Tinnesta.
Robln-on, G. W. Sou, meichants, Tlo
nenta. Rodda, G. F., merchant, Tinnesta
Rodda A Hamilton, Pastime Theatre,
Tioneata.
Randall, 0. A., cigars, TioneHta. '
Rosen, L. A tnutcbunt, Eudeavur.
Rea, G. W merchant, Blue Ridge.
Roebrig. John, harness. Marienrille.
Reyner, Mrs. E. D., merchant, Marien-
viue.
Reyner, Mrs. E. D., restaurant, Marien
vine.
Reyner, T. J., merchant. Msrienville,
Salmon Creek Mercantile Co., merchants,
neiieuviiie.
Stiles A Evans, merahants. Endeavor.
Smith, Harry H, A Co., merchants, West
a icaory,
Sboup, Wm., merchant. Muzette.
Schwab, J. E. A Son, butchers, East
mcKory.
Schweitzer, Harry, cigars, Endeavor.
Shaw, J. II., cigars, Kellettvllle.
Shaw, J. H., billiards, Kellettvllle.
Simpson, W. 8., Jeweler, Kellettvllle.
Sizle, Wm., Jeweler, Kellettvllle
Soowden, J. C, hardware, Tlonesta.
Sigwortb, S. S , hardware, Tinnesta.
Sbipe, H. A., broker, Marienville.
Tionesta Gas Co.. hardware. Tlonesta.
Tucker. 1 nomas, merchant. Trunkevville.
Thompson, Evelyn, merchant, Tionesta
tv, u.
Wilson A Taylor, merchants, Marienville.
watson Co., merchants, Kellettvllle.
Wallers, F. it Co., millinery. Tionesta.
Walker, Ross A., druggist. Tionesta.
Wilson. Geome. butcher. Tionesta.
Whllmore, J. E., merchant, East Hickory
nailers, u, t,., cigars, West Hickory.
Walters. C. L.. billiards. West Hickorv
Wolfe, Cora L., merchant, Cooper Tract,
Wolfe. Olive, milllnerv. Kellettvllle.
Wolfe, Andrew, merchant, Tionesta R. D,
woiigang, a. a , billiards, Kellettvllle
Young, J. J., cigars, Marienville.
Zahniser, Florence, millinery, East
Hickory.
Zuver, h. L., merchant, Tionesta.
Notioe is hereby given to all persons
concerned that an appeal from tbe fore
going appraisement will be held at tbe
oilice of tbe County Treasurer, in Tio
nesta. Pa . on Thursday. April 30. 1914
wben and where they may attend If tbey
see proper. Lima l. zuvkk,
Mercantile Appraiser,
OLD MYSTERIES
MAY DISSOLVED
Two Physicians and Nurse Ar
rested in Pittsburg
CONFESSION BY ONE DOCTOR
"House of Mystery" in Bellevue, Pa.,
Raided by County Prosecutor Jack-
ton Dorothy Arnold Is Mentioned.
That the mystery concerning tin
disappearance of several women wil.
be explained District Attorney R. H
Jackson of Allegheny county, Pa., be
lleves will result from a raid made by
county detectives on a house on thf
outskirts of Bellevue, Pittsburg sub
urb, which for three years has bepr
known as "The House" of Mystery.'
Three persons "were arrested in con
nectlon with the case and severa
more, District Attorney Jackson says
will be apprehended. '
Those now under arrest are Pr. C
0. Meredith, with offices In : thf
Schmidt building. Fifth ' avenue'; Dr,
H. E. Lutz, with offices' in the;Penn
building, Penn avenue, and Miss" Lucy
Dorothy Orr, alias .Lucy Dorothy
Damnis, a rtursp. and alleged partnei
of Dr. Meredftll. '
Ball bonds aggregating $22,000 were
furnished and the release Obtained of
the trio. Later Dr. Meredith and Miss
Orr were rearrested on the charge
of murder.
In-a sworn-affidavit made befo
District Attorney U. H. Jackson, after
his arrest, Dr. H. E. Lutz said in parL:
"About the middle of March, 191H,
Mrs. Myrtle Allison applied for atten
tion at my office on the second floor
of the Penn building on Penn avenue
and collapsed. On examination I saw-
that she was suffering from the ef
fects of an operation.
"I asked her who had performed the
operation and In the presence of my
nurse and another physician she made
an ante-mortem statement charging
Dr. C. C. Meredith with performing
the operation.
'After a great deal of difficulty I
succeeded in reaching Dr. Meredith
by telephone. I told him that the wo
man's condition was very precarious
and said that he must come at once
and take her away. He did.
About two- weeks later I met Dr.
Meredith . again. When I told him
what a dangerous game It was he ws
playing he said that he never was
worried about It. He said: 'There
was a certain party from New York,
who was traced as far as my office
but no farther. It was Dorothy
Arnold.' By his actions he Intimated
that she was his patient."
Concerning evidence In his posses
sion District Attorney Jackson said:
"I know that this house was kept
for the sole purpose of committing
unprofessional operations; I know that
Dr. C. C. Meredith ran that house; I
know that the Allison woman disap
peared completely a year ago, and
that the last seen of her alive was
when she was being taken from the
office of Dr. Lutz in a covered wagon;
I know that he said later she was
gone; I know that, when questioned
about how she went. Dr. Meredith said
he hud a furnace tn Bellevue big
enough for anything."
Arnold Calls Story Absurd.
The dispatches concerning the re
norted visit of Dorothy Arnold to
Pittsburg were repented In brief to
Frencls A. Arnold, her father, at his
home In New York. Mr. Arnold In
sists that the story was not true and
riesTlhed It ae absurd.
Shoots' at Reflection.
A New York policeman seeking a
burglar fired at his own reflection In
iv mirror and shattered the glass.
Wants U. S. to Intervene.
Spain asked the United States to In
tervene In Mexico In favor of the 1,000
Epanlards eslled by the rebels.
FOUR GUNMEN
ELECTROCUTED
Expiate in Chair Murder ol
Gambler Rosenthal
CONFESSION BY 'DAGO FRANK'
Vallon, Horowitz and Rosenberg Flreo
. Shots That Killed Rosenthal, Say'l
Ciroflci Lewis' Gun Missed Fire
The four gunmen convicted of th
death of Herman Rosenthal the gum
bier, were put to death in the elec
trie chair In Sing Sing prison, New
York.
It required Just thirty-nine minuter
to execute the gunmen, who went t(
their death In this order:
Frank Ciroflci, alias "Dago Frank:''
Jacob Seldenschner, alias "Frank
Mueller" and "Whltey Lewis;" Harr
Horowitz, alias "Gyp the Blood," am;
Louis Rosenberg, alias "Lefty Louie."
"Dago Frank" at the eleventh hoin
made a confession, but It did not kei
him from the electric chair.
Ciroflci would have confessed sev
eral days ago, but for the fact thai
he had been terrorized by the othei
three gunmen with threats of death ic
his mother and sister if he told any
thing. The gunmen were fearful lest
he should tell and communicated tc
him these threats.
Once when Father Cashin was
talking to Ciroflci he heard the three
other gunmen talking in Jewish. The
priest understood the language and
heard Gyp say: "Frank Is going tc
pieces; he's telling on the rest of us.'
Warden Clancy, knowing that Clro
flcl was terrorized, brought him from
the cell to the office of the keepei
where he made his confession.
Warden Clancy pointed out thai
Ciroflci really thought he was Inno
cent because he did not take part In
the actual shooting.
Whltey Lewis thought he was In
nocent because he did not fire a shot
Briefly Ciroflci declared:
The four of them were hired not to
kill Herman Rosenthal but John
Langer, or "Dollar John," a gamblei
who was about to corroborate the
statement made by Rosenthal to At
torney Whitman. Rosenthal had shot
his bolt and they were to prevent an
harder blows.
The four Journeyed to Rockaway In
an auto early on the evening of July
15 to kill "Dollar John." They met
him, but It was in a situation where
It was impossible for them to do what
they were sent to do.
They rode first to a cafe In Second
avenue, from v.-here he (Ciroflci) went
to his home i.t 145th street and 7th
avenue. Later he was awakened bv
a whistle which took him to the win
dow. He saw on the sidewalk, "Jack
Rose, Harry Vallon and Sam Scheppa
who told lilm the other boys wcro
waiting for him at Brldgie Webber's
poker room.
He was informed there by "Gyp the
Blood" that there was something
else to be done. Rose and Vallon were
present. .
Brldgie Webler came In to say that
the was at the Metropole.
"Lefty Louie" told him it was to be
Herman Rosenthal, the man who had
squealed.
On the sidewalk a messenger
whispered to him that Jean Gordon,
his girl companion, was under arrest
uptown whereupon he left the party.
Later that morning the three men
came to his Hat, where they talked
bout the murder and told him that
Harry Vallon had fired one shot, but
that Whltey Lewis had been entirely
useless because his gun had missed
fire.
The following day he "received one-
fourth of $1,000 for the murder.
Supplementing all this was a re
mark dropped four days ago by Rosen-
burg, the most Intelligent and the
leader of the quartet, that Frank was
not present at the killing and Whltey
Lewis had not shot for a very Rood
reason.
NEGRO KILLS SON OF COP
Tries Suicide and When Captured Con
fesses Found In Convent.
A negro, arrested near Media, Pa.,
on suspicion of having murdered Wil
liam McKniff, confessed, police say,
that he shot and killed the young
man out of revenge because McKnlff's
father when polite chief of Media
sent him to Jail on a burglary charge.
The negro was found In a bed in an
unoccupied convent by a plumber. The
negro had a slight bullet wound In his
chest. He had attempted suicide when
he found he hud killed McKniff. On
the white plastered wall of the con
vent was this writing:
I have been lying here for two
nights and two days trying to make up
my mind to do this thing. I had not
the nerve to do it, though. I made
myself drunk. Dig a hole and put me
in It and cover mo with quicklime. My
home Is In Kansas City, Mo."
Rather "Rot" Than Pay $3.85.
Rather than pay a balance of $3.85,
a part of the fine for playing an April
fool Joke on pupils tn a Summit town
Ehip school by crawling under thu
building and frightening them, Albert
Gelble, aged seventeen, declared that
he would "rot In Jail." Justice E. P.
Peffer at Butler, Pa., Wit him to Jail
ror inieen uays ana torn iiim he was
sorry he could not send hjn to Mor-'SiD;a.
Scenes at Tampico Now
Ufldar Rsbals Fire
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Hhv.w. rf e Kpjhm
Latest dispatches from the scene al
battle at Tampico say that the fed
erals are still In possession of the
city, but that the robe's are pressing
with vigor. Great damage has been
done to foreign-owned property in the
city. Aliens have been taken aboard
American warships In the harbor.
VILLA TAKES SAN PEDRO
Remnant of General Velasco's Re
treating Army Is Defeated.
Pancho Villa and his rebels took
the town of San Petlro, forty miles
east of Torreon, from the federal gar
rison there. This information cam
from Villa ut Torreon to Generul Car-
ran.a in Juarez.
Villa reported that the fighting wn
desperate and of bund to hand char
acter in the streets of the town. H
said he took a number of prisoners
Villa also said in his message that
the garrison at San Pedro was th
late federal garrison at Torreon, hut
correspondents who have been at th
front and who returned here declare
that It was known generally In Tor
reon that General Velasco had already
reached Sallillo and that the garrison
al San Pedro was only a comparative
ly small one left behind bv Velasco
to Impede (he progress of the rebel
on his road.
LODGE ADMITS
RIGHT TO EXEMPT
But Senator Urges Wilson Policy
o! Tolls Repeal
Hearing on the I'anama tolls ex
emption repeal bill opened before tin
senate canals committee, but interest
in the repeal fight was focused on the
senate Itself, where Senator Lodge,
veteran Republican member of the for
eign relations committee, held the ut
tentlon of virtually the entire mem
berslilp and of crowded galleries for
more than two hours, defending the
position of President Wilson in insist
Ing upon the passage of the- repeal
bill.
The senator spoke without a single
interruption. He declared that In his
opinion the right of the United Slates
to exempt any of Its shipping from
tolls was unquestioned under strict In
terpretation of the treaty, but hecause
of the delicate position In which the
country finds Itself In Its foreign re
lations urged nonpartisan support of
the president.
"To thwart the purposes or to dn
credit the policies of the head of a
political party," he declared. "Is legiti
mate political warfare. To discredit
or break down thu president of the
United Stufps upon n question of for
eign policy is quito another tiling, not
to be undertaken except for the very
gravest reason. In one case we over
throw a party leader within that arena
where the American people alone sit
In Judgment; In the other we break
down and discredit the, representative
of the whole country In the great
forum of the nations of the earth and
paralyze his future power and useful
ness in that field where he alone can
declare and represent the policy, the
honor and the dignity of the United
States."
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Another Treaty f-'ight In Prospect.
The Wilson administration Is about
to throw nnnlher Issue into congress
which may rival In bitterness the freo
tolls controversy-.
A treaty just concluded with the re
public of Columbia contains' what
mounts to an npolo;;y to Colombia
for the Incidents, which resulted in
the establishment of the republic of
Panama und provides for a navment
of $25,000,000 by this government.
This agreement Is the result of ten
ears of bad feeling on the part of
Colombia toward the United States.
Confirmation of reports of a treatv
settlement of this controversy was i
celved at the Coloiubiau legation here.
scription at reasonable rates, but lt'a cash
on delivery. ,
SIX-INCH WINDOW
Bandit Carroll Breaks From Blair
County, Pa Jail
POKES FUN AT PROSECUTOR
"See Me Later," He Writes in Chalk
Under Window of District Attorney,
Wears Pajamas and Slippers.
Frank G. Carroll, alius Wilson, a
product of Tin Can alley, Harrisburg,
the confessed bandit who robbed the
Union bank iu Altoona and shot
Cashier A. P. Rupert and Pennsyl
vania railroad Foreman W. K. Black
burn March 2.1, wriggled through
t-ix incli window opening In his cell in
the ISlair county jail at Hollidaysburg,
Ph.. climbed the outer wall to the
roof and fashioned a forty-foot rope
out or his bed clothing, by which he
descended to the street below.
He walked to the district attorney'!,
oflice, directly opposite the court
house, and i. rawled In chalk on the
bricks under the window of the com
monwealth's guardian . this parting
Message:
"See me later. F. G. C."
Neuthy residents declare that a
high powered motor car was stationed
In the street close to the Jail and
that the prisoner used it to dash for
freedom.
The greatest vigilance had been
exercised by the county authorities In
guarding Carroll. He was placed In
a cell behind double doors and a guard
patroled the jail yard below his win
flow. Carroll's only aid within the cell to
escape was a bar of soap. With the
soap he grfased his naked body and
tne six-inch slit in the window, wig
gled eel fashion through the narrow
opening, and clad only In pajamas and
bedroom slippers fled to the Alleghany
mountains. His escape was not dis
covered until five hours later.
Detectives and officers have spread
a dragnet for a radius of 100 miles
around Hollidaysburg to recapture
him.
Carroll had signed papers pleading
guilty to a number of crimes sufficient
to consign him to the penitentiary for
fifty years.
A reward of $1,000 offered for his
rnpture will he given to the chief of
police of Salem, O. The Tllair county
commissioners will now offer a re
ward for his recapture.
Tils wife and alleged accomplice In
his criminal exploits is ill and In the
custody of officers at Salem, O.
RELIGIOUS FANATIC ENDS LIFE
Greek Who Recently Tore Out Own
Eye Hangs Self.
The body of John Llnardos, aged
twenty-one, a Greek, of Greensburg,
Pa., who not long since gouged out
his right eye with a fork because, as
he quoted. "If thy right eye offend
thee, pluck It out," was found dungllmr
from a tree In Huff park. The young
man evidently had hanged himself
alter plunging a knife into his ab
domen. The young Greek lately had become
a fanatic on religious subjects. Tn
his clothing were found several notes
with such sayings as "The devil will
get you," "The angels will be with
me," and "I will call on Jesus."
FROZEN BODIES FOUND
Foul Play Suspected, Although There
Are No Murder Indications.
The frozen bodies of Andus Linzey,
aged thirty, and John Popeuburg, aged
twenty two, of Russell City, nine
miles south of Kane, Pa., were found
by a searching party composed of
Clado Holland, Edgar Kline and Wil
liam Popenburg, the last a brother of
the dead man.
Thu bodies were face down near
Spring creek, three miles from Rus
sell City. Roth men had been missing
since last Tuesday. How the men
met il'-alli is not known, although it
In reported there are no Indications
ot foul play. Hoth men were employed
n the oil fields.
"NOT GUILTY" IS CHEERED
Prisoner Freed While Wife
and
Daughter Faint.
Kmll (lerstel, a restaurant keeper of
Rending, Pa., who was charged with
aiding and abetting William E. Gehry,
former teller of the Tenn National
Itank of Reading, In the misapplication
of $41,000 of the bank's funds, was de.
hired not guilty by a Jury In United
States In Philadelphia.
Spectators in court cheered when
the foreman announced the verdict.
Gerstel's wife and daughter fainted,
but were nulcklv revived.
Sunday to Umpire Huntington Game.
I'.vangelist Hilly Sunday, who opens
revival campaign in Huntington, V.
Vii., after the close of the Scrantnn
Pa.) campaign, will uct as umpire
hen the Ohio State league opeus
here April :!S. The day will be known
s Hilly Sunday day and the whole
Ity is planning a holiday.
His First Ride Fatal.
When a new autnnioblla In which
thev were taking their first ridfi
tumed over on the state highway near
Cn'sson, Pa., Harry Robertson was
killed instantly nnd . Howa 1 Klldor
was Injured probably" fatally. The men
lived at I'uncaiiville.
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