ison. A big li
x
terday Afternoon
at Elmira Harry Casey, who says
that his right name is Joseph
O'Donnell, was sentenced toAuburn
prison for life for the murder of
Charles Keough, a bartender in a
notorious resort known as “Ted
McCann's hotel on Railroad ave-
complete at so
ght at a small price.
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All the late fiction. Mag-
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New Papers,
Box stationery, Tablets,
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SATURDAY, FEERUARY 17, 1006.
WC. BREVTIE
Bon—February 15, 1906, to
Mrs. Joyn Bigelow of 10: Brock
Street, an eight pound baby,
75¢ and $1.00 Wrappers only
$0c during L. V. pay day week at
Gregg’s Racket Store, Waverly.
Miss Balliet's class of the Baptist
Sunday school will hold a candy
sale this afternoon at Williams's
grocery store,
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The missionary society of the
Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jas.
Case on South Wilbur avenue.
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Harvey Gray will give the thir.
teenth of a series of dances in
Eighmey’'s hall this evening. A
large crowd and a fine time are an-
ticipated,
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Mn. M. J. Wolcott has sold out
~ the stock in her store at the corner
of Bensley and First streets, and
went to Chemung today where she
will reside in the future,
Lady wi
§ illard Rebekah e
~ No. 131, will serve 5 ®
supper in 1. O. O.F, hall this
= evening, Feb. 16, from 6 to
ERTS CO.
322 8. Main St., Athens.
we both lose money. “wa
| All soc Tams at 25c at Gregg's
Racket Store, Waverly.
Smoke Peers Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar
EE — A ——
Miss Ethel Wood went to Ithaca
this afternoon where she will visit
friends over Sunday.
The Junior League will meet in
the M. E. church tomorrow at 3
o'clock. Leader Miss Martha Fox.
All are welcome.
A banquet will be given at C.
W. Cannoll’s, Chemung street,
Waverly, this evening, by the
Valley Mail Carriers’ association,
About sixty members of a comic
opera company which appeared in
Elmira last night, stopped over in
Sayre this morning enroute for
Wilkes-Barre. While here the
company took breakfast at the
various restaurants in town.
GENEVA WITRESSES
DAVID GARRICK
Smith's opera house was packed
from orchestra rail to gallery last
evening, to witness the production
of David Garrick, under the au-
spices of Geneva Chapter, No, 83,
Order of Eastern Star. From the
hearty rounds of applause that re—
peatedly arose from the audience,
it was evident that they were
pleased with the production, which
was fine from start to finish, The
Scenery, costumes and effects were
truly beautiful and added much to
the effective acting of Mr, Mallory
and his ascistants. Miss Genevieve
Dean, who plays the part of Ada,
is a clever young miss and well
adapted to the part. The extrava-
ganza which preceeded the play
made a hit which reflected much
credit upon Mrs. Mallory’s musical
ability —Geneva Evening Times,
May 8, 190s.
The Tioga Hose will give the
above production at the Loomis,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Feb. 21 and 22. Matinee Thurs.
day, Feb. 22, at 2:30.
BUSY WITH COAL TRADE
At present the Lehigh Valley
railroad and other coal carrying
roads are busy rushing the output
of coal from the various collieries
in both the anthracite and bitumin.
ous regions to the market and
storage places in order to have a
large supply on hand should a
strike be declared. This rush will
continue until April, when strike
or no strike, there is bound to be a
lull. All the power and rolling
stock are now being pressed into
service and collieries are being
pushed to their capacity.
OPENED TAILOR Shop
A. Atkin, an up-to-date mer.
chant tailor, will open a tailor
shop at No. 132 Lockhart street,
over Raymond & Haupt's confec-
tionery store. Mr. Atkin is a thor-
oughly competent cutter and fitter
est fabrics for men's and
men’s suits, When you begin to
the jury convicted Casey of mur-
der in the second degree which
carries with it a life sentence.
The history of the crime is
well known to newspaper readers
in this section. On the night of
June 3, 190s, Casey, in company
with two women of disrepute, went
to McCann's hotel. Drinks were
ordered and for a time hilarity
reigned supreme. Then Charles
Keough, the bartender, ordered
Casey from the place. A row en-
sued and Keough was shot. The
jury says that Casey is the one
that did the shooting. Casey es-
caped during the excitement that
followed the shooting. He was
hatless and this fact assisted the
officers in capturing him two or
three days later near Big Flats.
Casey, or O'Donnell, is 23 years
old, and was born in Philadelphia.
He is a well educated fellow, and
was a piano player of considerable
ability, but prostituted his talent in
this respect by hiring his services
almost exclusively to houses of ill
fame. Throughout the entire trial
Casey maintained a stolid de-
meanor, and when he heard the
words yesterday afternoon which
means imprisonment for the term
of his natural life his cool nerve
did not desert him.
Shortly after sentence was pro~
nounced Casey's attorneys, Messrs,
Knipp & Aldrich, moved for a new
trial on the ground that the weight
of the evidence was not in accord
ance with the verdict of the jury,
and also that the court had mis-
directed the jury in a matter of
law. The court denied the motion
for’ a new trial and Casey will
probably be taken to Auburn to.
day. Whether or not Casey's at-
torneys will appeal in his behalf is
not definitely determined. The
motion for and a denial of a new
trial simply furnishes the grounds
for appeal, but it would appear
from the evidence presented to the
jury on the trial that justice has
been done and that Casey has been
given the benefit of every doubt.
During his confinement in the
county jail Casey has been a model
prisoner and when sentence was
pronounced yesterday afternoon
many of those connected with the
jail who were acquainted with
Casey wept out of pure sympathy,
WILL CLOSE ENGAGENENT
The Chicago Stock Company,
which has during the present week
presented a fine line of plays at the
Loomis, closes its engagement with
“The Scout's Revenge,” a drama
tthe scenes of which are laid in the
great west, being the attraction
The company has played to fair
business and the audiences have
been well pleased.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The Rev. Mr. Tilden of Waver-
ly, will occupy the pulpit at the
Church of Christ at the morning
services tomorrow in the absence
of the pastor. In the evening the
regnlar pastor will preach, The
Christian Endeavor Society at 6:30
will render a special program on
Foreign Missions,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY |
On account of ill health of
owner, a long established mercan—
tile business in this valley is
offered for quick sale at 90 per
Address
Opportunity,
Sayre, Pa.
203f
inquiries to Business
TWICE ARRES
GINEER MILL TED,
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|
{H. Jacobs Had Rather a Strenu.
Escaping Steam , Burns En- ous Time Yeiterday on a
gineman Severely Board Bill
Richard Hill, the well known | Arrested twice in one day is the
Lehigh Valley engineer, who res | record which H, Jacobs established
sides in Sayre at the corner of | here yesterday. Jacobs ‘has been
Elmer avenue and Mohawk street, {boarding with John Touhey, lands
islying on a cot in the City Hos- lord of the Touhey hotel on
pital at Buffalo suffering from se- | Thomas avenue, and the landlord
vere burns which he received near alleges that Jacobs left the hotel
that city late yesterday afternoon. | without paying for his board and
Hill was the engineman on the | lodging. Yesterday Touhey went
engine which was drawing BJ6 before Justice C. S Gay and
and when a short distance out of (secured a warrant for his ex
Buffalo he began to operate the in- | boarder’s arrest. When arraigned
jector on the engine. , While so | Jacobs was represented by Attor-
doing the injector broke and ins Iney C. C. Yocum and he moved his
stantly Hill was enveloped in [client's discharge on the grounds
steam, and before he could beat a|that the complaint did not allege
retreat was severely scalded about that a crime had been committed.
the face and shoulders. His hands The motion was granted and a new
were also badly burned. He was complaint and warrant were issued
taken from his engine by.the fires [and Jacobs was again arrested. He
man and hastened to the hospital. | was released a second time on mo-
While the burns are not of a ser- tion of his attorney and then Mr.
ious nature they are very painful. | Touhey took another course to
It will be several days before he [collect his board bill. He caused
can leave the hospital. an attachment execution to be
Mrs. John Hill and Mrs, Henry |issued, and now Mr. Jacobs will be
Champion, relatives to the injured [unable to secure wages due him
man, went to Buffalo today. for labor performed for the Le.
MCRACKEN HELD TO ws
COURT OF SESSIONS SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES
Charged by His Wife With Fail-
Presbyterian Church
Morning service, 10:30.
ing to Support Their Two
Small Children
Sunday school, 11:45.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30,
Bveaing service, 7:30. :
be Rev. E. C, Petrie, Pastor.
Church of Christ
John C. McCracken was held to | Sroring service, 10:30.
court today in the sum of $200 Christian Endeavor, 6:00.
bail, charged by his wife with fai]. | Eves
ing to support their two children,
aged three and six respectively,
McCracken and his wife are living |
apart under articles of separation, |
and she has caused his arrest sey-
eral times, alleging nonsupport of |
the children. Two weeks ago Mc-
Cracken was again arrested and
when arraigned for a hearing he |
entered into another agreement |
whereby he was to provide his|
children a suitable home. Pending
the fulfilment of this agreement
the case against him was held open |
until today. This morning his
wife appeared in court and stated
that he had not kept his promise
and at the conclusion of the hear-
ing McCracken was held to court,
WAS LYING IN THE STREET |
Last night shortly after twelve
o'clock a man was found lying on
the sidewalk in front of Vanduyn
& Hawkins’ restaurant on Des.
mond street. He was helplessly
drunk, and as the weather was
somewhat against outdoor sleeping
purposes, he was taken to the lock
up for the night. This morning
Officer Corner took him before
Justice C.S. Gay. The man re-
fused to give his name but said
that he was a soldier and that he
was on his way to Washington, D.
C. After a few words of advice as |
to the danger of drinking, especial-
ly when the thermometer is at the
zero mark, the man was allowed to
£0 on his way rejoicing.
—emn
NOTICE
service, 7:00,
he Rev. M. B. Wood, Pastor.
Lutheran Church.
Morning service, 10:30.
Sunday school, 11:45,
Evening service 7:30,
The Rev, EM. Beysher, Pastor.
Baptist Church
Morning service, 10:30.
Sunday school, 11:50.
B. Y. P. U. meeting, 6:30.
Evening service, 7:80.
The Rev. IL W, Bingham, Pastor.
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Church of the Epiphany
First Mass, 8:00,
High Mass, 10:80,
Sunday School, 2:00 p,m.
Benediction, 7:30 p. m.
The Rev, J. L, Shanley, Rector,
Church of Redeemer
Communion 8:00,
orning service 10:30,
Sunday school 12:00,
Evening service 7:30.
The Rev. F. T, Cady, Rector,
nnn
Wheelock Memorial Chapel
Preaching service, 2:30.
Sanday school, 8:89,
Methodist Church
Men's meeting, 9:80.
orning service, 10:30,
Toney een) 12:00,
unior e 3:00 p. m.
Epworth League, 0-8.
vening service, 7:00.
© Rev. J. F. Warner, Pastor,
Very Cheap Traveling
Beginning Feb. 14 and continuing dai-
{ly until April 8th, the Erie R. R. will
sell colonist tickets to al
and numerous Interior points at very
low rates, which will be quoted and all
other information given by calling on or
writing any Erie tioket agent, or J. H.
Webster, D. P, A, Elmira. N, Y, 226-e0d
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
The Tioga Hose Presents
| MR. CLIFTON MALLORY
{ In the Great English Comedy
Want ads inserted by persons DAVID GARRICK
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when | Suppqrted by
ordered printed. We positively | MISS GENEVIEVE DEAN
cannot charge want ads indiscrim. |
And Local Talent
inately—the expense of bookkeep. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ing and collecting is entirely out
of proportion to the amount iavoly- |
ed in the transaction. Evenings, Feb. 22-23.
Grand Holiday Matinee Thursday after-
noon at 1:30,
A.].GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
COSTUMES English court of the peri
Plans and Betimates Furnished | od of 1742, by Hermann and Miller,
535 Stevenson 86. Sayre, Pa, | SCENERY —Ry Seaman & Landris.
INCIDENTAL MUSIC by Mrs. Clifton
ey
E. M. DUNHAM,
Mallory, Musical Director,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
| A Musical Extravaganza by over 00 peo-
| ple will precede the Action of the play,
| Reserved Seat Sale Opens Monda
| Reteryed Seats 80c and G
AM,
allery
Offies:— Rooms ¢ aad §, Rimer Block,
Loekbert Street, Sayre, Pa.
Solid Oak $11.00.
Solid Oak $17.00.
Solid Oak up to $26.00.
Pictures Framed.
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond Street, Valley Phone 181.
TAKE A POLICY WITH THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
The safety of any busincas
Our Assets
Liabilities :
No. of policies in force, 13
Dividends paid past year
Disability paid past year
Death, paid past year 61,830 61
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
PATENT MEDICINES
AND DRUGS
is in its management. Invest]
January 1, 1808,
Las 4,
7.812, Gain of about 40,000 past year
ch $1,810,02¢ 81
287,167 BO
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LIM og
GUT PRICES!
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Creditors will sell all
stock of H. L. Gillespie
at prices lower than ever
offered in Sayre.
GILLESPIE'S DRUG STORE
201 LOCKHART ST, SAYRE, PA.
Cover Your Fire Losses
with a policy in one of the firm insur
Why
carry such a risk when we'll do it for
you at very reasonable rates. We'll
name the rate on any property at your
slightest suggestion.
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FRED]. TAYLOR
SAYRE, PA.
a cs
Wm. B. McDonald, D.D.S.
gives new life and lustre to old
tables, chairs, furniture and
picture frames. It is the ideal
finish for floors, interior wood
work, bath rooms, sash and
sills
Thirteen colors—100 differ
ent uses—75¢ a quart can.
All the best and most widely
advertised goods are always to
be found at this store and at
prices to please every purse.
BOLICH BRO'S
HARDWARE
Desmond St Sayre
All modern methods for the scien- |
tific performance of painless opera-
tions on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
OVER THE GLOBE STORE
Advertise in The Record.
Sere ce
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
Almost every case
of chronic disease can ni
be cured {ff the orop-
er wedicine is used. ,
Often aliopathic med- | U3
icine is ueedod, other | Mu
times, homeopathic or | [HB
electric, and some.
times all. The poly
pathic method used by The Doctors of
the Eleotro Medical Institute, includes |
all systems, Call and at least investi- |
ate this method. Consultation is free | Bi
and private. The doctor will be at 7
The Tioga Hotel, Waverly From o
Feb. 12 to Feb, 18.
Greek-American Confec-
tion and Candy Store.
Nice Special Fresh Mixed
candy, 8 pounds... 25
Ibe... 35
Mixed Chocolates, 3
Nice Freah Mixed Chocolaes
21bs ‘res aaes 45
Nice Fresh Candy
ers Valley Recor,