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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1905
Charles Lear of Milan was op:r-
ated on this morning
Mrs Lewis Bulss of Waverly
was admitted yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Ellen Bailey of Milan was
discharged today.
New York state railroad ccm-
missioner Frank Buker underwent
-
piece of bone from the foot which
‘was injured at Port Jervis
winter.
last
Young People Organize
Waverly—Several of the young
people of this city have formed a
club for entertainment for the com-
ing fall and winter, to have parties
at frequent intervals at the homes
of its members. Among the pro-
motors are Mrs. C. M. Weller, Mrs
F. A. Sawyer, Mrs. Harry Thatch-
er, Mrs, W. E. Tew and Mrs
Prentice Sheppard.
Penn Yan Next Year
Waverly—At the session of the
New York Methodist Episcopal
Conference held in Elmira last
week, it was decided to hold the
next annual meeting at Penn Yan
An invitation was extended from
Syracuse. As the Conference has
not met at Pean Yan in 25 years
the latter place was chossn.
Theatre Party Enjoy Lunch
Waverly— A party of young
people, twenty-two in number,
attended the theatre in a body
Saturday evening and after the
play repaired to the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Knapp on
Waverly street where refreshments
‘were served.
Millinery Opening
Waverly—Miss Alice B Devlin
will have her fall and winter mil-
linery opening Friday and Satur-
day, October 6 and 7, ‘05. Broad
street. 12413
Waverly Notes
Henry Stickles of New York,
captain of the fire police of that
city, was calling on friends in Wa-
~ verily the last of the week
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A small company of friends were
_ entertained at the home of Misses
Julia and Alice Kneeland Saturday |
evening. Flinch was the predomi- |
nating pastime.
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Personal and Local Mention
| Mrs. Isaac Rhodes is ill at her
{home in Fast Waverly.
| Clarence Castimore was a Sunday
| guest of Buffalo friends.
-
| Barber Stewart has closed his
| shop on the south side.
pem—
Hunter ond
Sulphur Springs
-
Brainard
Judd L
| Sunday at :
wife spent
|
B. E.
(was a Sunday visitor in this city
of Binghamton
Wanted— Pastry cook at Hotel
Snyder, W Javerlyy at once. 122tf
Muldoon are in Binghamton today
G A. Rine of Williamsport paid
a visit to Waverly friends yester-
day :
George Grafft went to Smithboro
this morning. He will return by
| boat.
{
i
Mrs. James McGuire and Miss
Margaret Dillon spent yesterday at
Buffalo
Ralph Knapp after several weeks
vacation has returned to Colegate
University.
Prof, Comming’ s duncing school
and hop will be held at Eighmey's
hall tonight
The local foot ball team defeated
the team at Horscheads Saturday
by a score of 6 0
Democratic County Convention
at Owego Saturday,
1:30 o'clock p. m
wl ——
Miss Lilian Buck of Towanda
was a guest Saturday and Sunday
of Waverly friends.
George Knapp spent Saturday
and Sunday with his friend George
Cornel at Barton,
Mrs. G. A. Briggs rendered a
pleasing solo at the Baptist church
service last evening
-
October at
rn —
A. N Bouton and #son Ralph
were among the number who went
to Niagara yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawn and
daughter, Miss Mame, visited Buf
falo friends yesterday.
Miss Mabel Cummings of Orange
street and friend from Elmira, vis-
ited Ithaca yesterday.
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Miss Mabel Commings and
William Knapp were guests yes-
terday of Ithaca friends.
Quigg Albright who has been
suffering with a run of typhoid
fever is improving slowly.
Arthur Slade and wife of Port
Jervis visited their “cousin, Harry
Tozer, and family yesterday.
J. D. Hoagland is making ex
tensive repairs on his newly pur-
chased Clark street property.
The Odd Fellows will confer the
second degree upon six candidates
at a meeting tomorrow evening.
W. M. Scofield of the A. H.
Thomas Paint Co., has returned
from a business trip in the West.
Prof. H J. Walter, wife and family
of Watkins are guests at the home
'of Judge and Mrs. Frank A. Bell.
The Young People’s Union hold
a business meeting in the parlors
{ of the Baptist church this evening.
’
i Att ——
Messrs William Harns, W. H
{ Denslow and Charles Mills at-
Mr. and Mrs. Yaples have moved
feo rooms over Ralph Shipman's
store on Broad street to Centre
street.
Mr
In the first act t the powerful love
Lewis.
Miss Mame Clark after
several |
morning
—— tr em —
A large umber of Waverly
peopl€ took advantage of the Ernie's
low rate and visited Niagara Falls
yesterday
——————
C. W. Raub 1s at Youngstown,
Ohio, settling up some real estate
matters. He expects to be gone
for several days
pe —
Mrs. F. EE Brooks
of Auburn are visiting at the home
and chil ren
of the former's father in law George
Bre " ks,
and family.
— —
Miss Helen A. Morgan returned
New
spending a month with her parents
on Lincoln strect
-
to York this noon after
Owing to the stoppage of the
sewer system at the high school,
the lower rooms of the school ad-
journcd for the day.
Paul Betowski,
vacation with his parents in this
Ne Ww York
after a summer's
aty, left yesterday for
to resume his studies
-
Mrs of the
rector of Grace Episcopal church
Miss
today at Binghamton
Crydenwise, wife
and Frances Lyons spent
Mrs
aged lady
Abagail Lambertson, an
of Athens, has been
spending some days at the home of
Mr and Mrs. J L
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Hunter.
Dr. C. S. Carey and J F. Rhodes
of Eimira made an automobile tnp
to Waverly yesterday and spent a
portion of the day
among friends
Misses 1zabeth of
Athens Mabel of
this city have accepted situations
Whitaker
VanHorn
El
and
at Miss Devlin's Millinery parlors
Ray and H: arry w hite who have
lL. E.
left for
Ohio,
been visiting their uncle,
for several weeks
at Cleveland,
Howell,
their home
day
St. James’ church was not nearly
large enough to accommodate the
crowds who were anxious to hear
Father Burke's
last evening
Miss Agnes McCarthy returned
Saturday from Scranton where she
attended a of the State
Medical Society as one of the corps
of stenographers.
farewell address
mecling
Mrs. J. W. Knapp, Jr., has {gone
to Fredonia for a two weeks’ visit,
She will also attend the wedding
of Miss Sarah Sessions the 4th of
the present month
Joseph Drobnyk broke ground
this morning for a new-house cor-
ner of Clark street and Clinton
avenue. Larnard Brothers,
tractors, will do the work.
con-
Mr. Watkins and Miss Helen
Morgan who have been visiting
the latter's parents, John Morgan
and wife in this city for some time
returned to New York Soday,
Dr McCrea the eye speaalist,
located for some time in this aty,
has associated himself with a prom.
inent eye specialist at Rochester.
He has closed his office here.
Postmaster George DD. Genung,
in New York
city enjoying their vacation. Mr.
Genung's son, Leal, who witnessed
the Cornell-Colegate football game
Saturday joined his father in New
York Sunday
>
wife and child are
-
The musical program at the Ep-
worth League meeting last evening
was especially interesting. Those
taking part were Miss Elizabeth
Denslow and Mrs. Merton Rey-
and a duet also by the
Misses Julia and Alice Kneeland
nolds, duet 3
F. A. Crans of this city has in
vented a rail grip and the invention
is being used in the wrecking
equipment of the Lehigh Valley
railroad. An illustrated descrip-
| tion of the new invention appears
| Love" whicn is announced as the
| next attraction at The Loomis,
Saturday October 7, Duss Roamer,
a detective disguised as a talking-
machiue agent, visits the factory of
Peters & Son, and leaves a Colum-
bia graphophone in the office on
trial. A plot is connected to kill
the uncle of the young girl, and
throw the crime upon his neice
The conversation of the murderers |
is recorded by the machine exactly |
as and when fate is
against the poor girl, and every
hope gone, the detective brings the |
graphophone to court, and offers it
in evidence
it occurred,
The conversation is
reproduced from the record to the
utter consternation of the villains
who are now charged with the
deed It is onc of the most realis-
tic and startling stage pictures be-
fore the public.
SPECIAL SERVICES |
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be two special serv
ices held this week at the Baptist
church. The first will be held%his
evening at which time the pastor
will speak of the claim of the
church upon the christian. -
All who have expressed a pref-
erence for, or may desire to unite
with the Baptist church are urgent-
ly requested to be present tonight,
and a cordial invitation is extended
to everybody. The next service
will be held on Tuesday evening at
which time Rev. Bingham will
present the subject “The Christian
and his Habits.”
JUBILEE CELEBRATES
CLOSE OF MEETINGS
The union services at the taber-
nicle came to a close last evening,
when a large audience came to
gether. Brief addresses were made
by the pastors of the churches that
have been concerned in the taber-
nacle work, after which the people
were given an opportunity to ex-
press gratitude for the beneficent
results of the meetings. About
200 persons in the
participated
thanksgiving service.
The afternoon mass meeting for
men was well attended. Dr. War-
ner gave a powerful address from
the theme: “The Power of Christ to
Save Men Through and Through.”
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WRECK ONS. &. Y.
A freight train on the Susque-
hanny & New York railroad, run-
ning from Ellentown to Ralston,
was wrecked on Saturday evening,
the breaking down of the engine
allowing the train to get beyond
control of the engineer. Nine cars
went over the bank and were so
badly smashed that several were
useless and will have to be burned.
The engine was stopped at Cran-
town.
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
There will be meetings at the
Presbyterian church this evening
and Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of following up the campaign
carried on at the Gospel Taber-
nacle. A vigorous, independent
fight will be made by cach of the
churches which joined for the tab-
ernacle meetings.
A pss
MICHAEL MASTRICK
Michael, the infant son of Dom-
inick Mastrick and wife, of East
Packer avenue, died yesterday
morning of heart failure. The
funeral was held from the house at
11 o'clock this morning. Inter-
ment was at the Catholic cemetery,
in charge of F. N. Drake, of
Grumme's undertaking rooms.
HAS SCARLET FEVER
Robert, the four year old son of
Richard Hill, 702 North Elmer
avenue, is reported ill with scarlet
fever. Dr. J. G. Tucker is attend-
hich is the
EAD MAN'S HAN
ON THE THROTTLE
EXPRESS TRAIN RUNS WILD
AT SIXTY MILES AN HOUR.
The
STOPPED IN NICK OF TIME
Engineer Is Killed While Leaning
Out of Cab Window—Flashing
Red Lights Warn Fire-
man of Danger.
J
deyl
Elizabeth, N
lel Mahoney in his cab
Fast Fiying Virginian” ran
30 miles an hour for many mi
the Pennsylvania
Trenton
night
plunged
danger and ra
switches until ts rec)
warned the fireman that
cautious hand had lost
oh the throttle
The fireman climbed
found Mahoney dead
brake lever and the
brought the train to aid Is }
fore it reached the gridiron of tracks
Her englr
er, Dan
{he
wild at
‘AR Gver -
Falls I The Gr
aliroa
and Philadelphia the
Through the darkn
uncontro
signals
iwiween
other
train
Full Ope
The Re
led, thundered past
Ihe
Mah
a
Big
SN F roe
en
LOVE"
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vat Labor Unio
of a | roe
ration
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Times
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Groceries and Provisions
where you can save the most money,
Everything in the line of first-class
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is the best on earth. All who have tried
it once ase no other. 25¢ a pound,
J. L. HUNTER,
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H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
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AND BUILDER
and switches outside of Philadelphia
REAL ESTATE
The passengers that filled the cars
of the "F. F. V py Ino
rance that they and the had
most narrowly escaped a lisaster
Even the conductor did not know by
what a close margin a cata had
been averted
Ts "FP. FV
the south, as usual
halted at Trenton a few m
fore seven o'clock and Mahoney
swung down from the cab to
locomotive Early as it
dark, for the low scurrying
clouds of the widespread thunde
were sweeping overhead
The train had traversed the Trenton
cut and the bridee into Morrisville
when the odor of burning waste told
Mahoney that they had a hot box. He
told his fireman so and leaned far out
his cab window to Inspect the burning
jourmpal
“She'll carry
phia, anyhow =’
settled himself
were in happy
trophe
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THE ENGINEER WA
fireman went bach
The train whizzed
speed Increased treme
locomotive rocked and tumbled
graph poles, trees, fences, flashe
in what seemed an unending
Faster, faster the train roared
minor stations The fireman
implicit confidence In machinery
the engineeer, said not a word
the engine dashed past a red
He glanced at Mahoney
Another red light gleamed for
instant, disappeared; then another
“What are you doling. Mahoney?
cried the fireman. “You've gone by
two red''—
The engineer was allent
man knew Mahoney
him anyhow to mind
business, for engineers
from the men who shovel coal
the silence told the fireman that some
thing was wrong with Mahoney Hi
climbed up to the where the
engineer sat
Mahoney was dead. His: head and
shoulders were hanging out of the
window; his head was crushed Plain
ly he had leaned far out the window
again to look at the hot box and a
post had struck him and killed him
before he could utter a cry
Truly a hoodoo had pursued the
engineer His wife was killed in a
trolley accident at Newark a year ago;
his turn came
to
on, but
ndouszly
with
and
4hen
Hight
an
The
would have told
Its blanked
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So
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gums ar
bench
be consi
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