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Kashmaeres,
Tapestries, Velvets,
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FELL FROM MIDAIR.
flew York Aeroplanes Expert May Dis
From Brokea Spine,
JACKSONVILLE, Fils, April 13-—
Israel Ludiow, the young New York
attoruey and aeronaut, fell more than
200 feet through the alr, with the huge
wings of the aeroplane folded over and
ploning him iu his position, snd se
badly injured bis spine that his life 1s
despaired of In the one Lope remain.
ing to save it he is Lelog rushed to
New York.
The two lower vertebrae have been
pushed out of alignment with the oth.
ers, and Ludlow ls paralyzed below the
waist. Nevertheless be is cool and col
lected
He bas directed the making of ar
raugedients for caring for himself up-
ou bis arrival in New York. Charles
K Hsawllton, the seronaut who made
the asceusion here, is traveling with
Ludlow, snd Ludiow’s mother has beet
asked to meet the party in Richmond,
though physicians here are extruwely
doubtful whether the injured mau can
survive the jar of the trip for that dis-
Two large automobllles, driven by
men taking part iu the sutomoblle
touruamweut bere, bad the Lig kite In
the aeroplane being coustructed
of the one used by Hawliton,
A strong seuth wind lifted the big
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COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
alters cane aft 2t West Sayre yro Drug
kK Phones; Gn or at the Erie
SUES, Doth $b Phones.
WE PRINT
‘The Valley Record
JOHN ©. PECKALLY,
DRALER IN
foreign and Domestic Frulls.
500 galions of pare Olive Oil just re-
(evived, 300 boxes of macaroni and im-
| ported cheega, All direct from Italy,
Wo. x Rilzabsth 5t., Waverly.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
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Lurled from a catapult, it ascended
fully 280 feet. Then the hundreds of
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the broken framework, An lopstant
bend Lackward and fasten
Ludlow in Lis seat, cutting off every
Ite kite, shorn of its lifting power,
shot dowpward like a rock. Ludlow
landed on the bard beach, striking
squarely on the hase of bis spine. The
upper portion of the ssroplane crashed
down over the head of the helpless
wan. He was lifted out of the wreck-
age and carried to the Hotel Continen-
tal, where physicians examined his in
juries. Ludlow was at once placed on
a cot and taken to a train, and the
journey northward, where the skill of
specialists can Le obtained, was begun.
The injured man discusses the acol-
dent and keeps repeating:
“1 aw so glad that ne one was In it
with me”
Mutiny sn Vases 4h Gama.
LISBON, April 33—It Is reported
that while the Portuguese Lattiesbip
Vasco da Gams was opposite here on
the evening of April 13 there were un-
usus! movewents, cries, detonations
and siguals for help on Loard. The tug
Aresan approached the vessel, but was
fired upon aud retired. They say that
a lentenaut was killed by the crew of
the vessel in revenge for the death of
a sailor, who was killed by the lleuten-
ant as he was trylog to re “ cannon.
Joba M, Kramer was in Towanda
today on business,
Eugene Vansice returned to State
College this morning.
Miss Nellie VanWort spent her
Easter in Herrickville.
Charles F Hosmer went to Bentley
Creek last evening to play for a
dance.
Harry | Ryan ol Towanda was in
Athens yesterday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Charles O. Snyder is slowly
improving but is not wholly out of
danger yet.
Mrs. George Mathews and Jeru-
sha Mathews went to Ulster today
to visit friends.
George Macafee of Osborn was
visiting his son, John B. Macalee,
in Athens today.
George A Lamkia and S. R.
Payne went to Scranton today to
attend the Lackawanna presbytery.
Miss May Jakeway and her little
nephew, Harold Wood, spent Sun.
day with Miss Jakeway's parents
in Elmira.
Cyrus Shumway and his two
daughtes, Lena and Daisy went to
Tuscarora this morning to visit the
old homestead.
rr se ——
Mrs J I, Allen of Binghamton
has been at the E. D. Rundall
home a few days, and went to To-
wanda this morning.
Mrs. Vine Crandall, Mrs A. F.
von Tobel and Mrs. W. G. Jordan
attended the Missionary meeting
of the presbytery at Waverly
today.
Mrs. Arie Fivie died at her
home in East Smithfield yesterday,
aged 83 years. Her funeral will
take place from her late residence
tomorrow afternoon.
Burgess Squires of McGraw, N,
Y., attended the presbytery at
Waverly, and he, with G. L. Mul
lock, were calling on Athens
friends this morning.
The ex high school fellows gave
a dance at the Old Academy last
evening. Miss Havens and Her-
bert Swyers furnished the music
It was well attended and all had a
delightful time.
Harry E. Walker of Athens and
Miss Grace Jones of Wyalusing
were married last evening by Rev
W. H, Sawtelle in the house where
they are to make their residence on
Church street. There was but a
small company of fricnds present.
N. F. Walker and his assistant
surveyors, 1 I. Northup, George
Northrup and Reid Macafee are
surveying for the new state road
from Morley's crossing to Milan.
Work will be commenced upon it
as soon as the weather is favorable.
The congregation of Trinity
church held their election last
evening, and all of the old vestry
were re elected. They are C S
Maurice, F. T. Page, N. C Harris,
J. M. Ely, J. E Swyers, John T,
Sanford, Charles Kellogg, G:o. H
Stimson and W. T, Page
Leslie Bradley, who has been in
the employ of the Johnston Har
vestcr company at Batavia, N Y,
has returned to Athens. He has
accepted a position with this com.
pany as traveling expert, and will
make his headquarters at | L
Bradley's.
CHARGED WITH
STEALING. BOAT
Athens—Harry Hotalen was ar
rested by Constable McGovern this
morning on the warrant of Hollis
Wood, charging him with stealing
a boat. Hotalen claims that Lou
Gisenger of Sayre hired him to go
and get the boat which he found
across the river in front of Mrs,
Fitcher's residence; he got the
NE FRE
Flames Caught from a He
Department Is Called Out
fire department, Mr. and Mrs
Stickle had gone out for the evens
a SHOES
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covered until the flames burst out
near the roof on the cast side and
the alarm was raised and Mr,
Sticke! was telephoned for. Delay
in getting a stream on the fire,
caused by the Maia street hydrant
at the bridge works being out of
order, allowed the fire to gain such
headway so that the joists in the
upper story and east side of the
building were nearly burned off
The houschold goods were very
badly damaged though nearly all
were removed to the next building.
The $500 insurance will not nearly
cover the loss. The house will
have to be almost rebuilt in order
to make it habitable. The fire is
thought to have started from a
spark from the sitting room stove.
“THE COUNTRY Kip”
Athcas—Athens and vicinity
will have a chance to witness the
beautiful
“The Country Kid.” This company
has been greeted by crowded
houses wherever they have appear-
ed, The P. O.S. of A, have secured
them for a benefit play in the P. O
S. of A. hall in the Sanford block,
Wednesday evening, April 25. Do
not fail to see “Reuben, the Kid,”
“Chick,” the dainty little soubrette
Mrs. J. H. Brown, 103 Ferry
street, has a fine line of samples of
tailor made dress and suit materials
which she would like to show the
ladies of Athens and vicinity, from
the Syracuse Garment Co ‘Phone
No. 133d. 200 m
IN THE SENATE
Hate Bill te Hold Attention of Cone
gress This Weel
WASHINGTON, Aprit s—Bpeeclies
on the raliroad rate bill were the fea
ture fu the seunte today. Notwith
standing the assursuces to the oun
trary which were giveu Ly senators
there Is nu Immediate prospect this
week for securiug au agreswent upon
a time for voting upon the bil. Sema-
tor Tillwao has stated that Bendtor La
Follette would probably be ready to
proceed tomorrow, Lut the senater
Lituself was not prepared to say wheth.
er be would do so. It Is probable that
the junior Wisconsin senator will be
followed Immediately by his colleagne,
Benator Spoouer, who will devote his
especial attention to the points raised
by Senator Bailey snd will reply to the
Texas senator's couteution that con-
gress Las a right te lLwit the jujune
tive powers of the lower United States
courts,
Statue to Franklin at Paris,
PARIS, April Iv —A potable celebra-
tion will be held bere on Friday ou the
occasion of the unvelliug of a statue
of Fraoklin pear the site of the home
be occupled when American minister
to Frauce. The statue is the gift of
Jobhu H. Harjes, the American Lanker
of Parle, to the municipality of this
oity aud Is a replica of the one now lo
front of the postoffice !n Philadelphia.
Ambassador McCormick will introduce
the speaker of the occasion, Albert
Heury Smyth, special representative
of the United States for the Franklin
bicentennial
Revolt Against Moreceo’s Sultan,
LONDON, April *,—At El Aralsh,
Morocco, 4 yeuug relative of the sul-
tan wili sbortly Le proclalined ruler
fu the south, aud 8 formidable revolt
agaionst the Fez goveruwent le matur-
ing at the city of Morocco.
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Maynard Maynard & Schrier
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May-
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Valley Phone 11 X.
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SPECIALTIES:
Discases of the Bye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, aud the Piteiag of Glass
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sppointment. OfSoe, Wheeloot Blook.
The Purchasi
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(In effect Dee. 31, 1905.)
Treins lesve Sayre as follows:
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Loals and points west
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received for Spring.
and lapels are herein
the newest patterns.
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