og Ta | o “ALL TNE REWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT” yoLume II. NO. 47 FIRST "zion mi GENERAL BANKING THREE PERCENT INTEREST RP Wiiba, |] N. Wesver, W. A. Wilber, 3. B. Wheslock. OG. L Baverly, Seward Baldwin, D. CLAREY COAL CO. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD FT Page Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed Bradford Gtrest Tard Phone, 135d Ose st Raymund £ Haapt's Store, Aeyre Rtk "umes “ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES LEMGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- WEIGH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING CO'S. ALES. 109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. BOTH PHONES, Reoing, Netates Managed Collecting E. E Reynolds, For sale in Athens, REAL ESTATE oor and wavert. senses INSURANCE Property Bai, id od The constant repetition of delivering good coal has given us our reputation. We handle Lehigh Valley and Sullivan Coal, Hard and Soft Wood and Steam Coal. 103 Lehigh Ave., Lockhart Building. Both Phones. ' A.J.GREEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Estimates Furnished 3% Stevenson 84. Valley Phone 112y OSBORN’S LIVERY Heavy and Light Draying snd Moving ealied for and dslivered in Baggage of Sayre, Athens and Waverly, a a Ts team work attended to promptly. Livery attached. £0T N. Lahigh Ave. Valley Phone 08x Sy H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Speatal attention to Pension Papers. Valley Phone 11 X. 13 Desmond Atreet, Sayre, WHEN YOU are all tired out, feel weak and sleep does not rest, the appetite and digestion are poor, there is no remedy so effective as Stegmaiers’ MALT EXTRACT It is a nerve tonic, that nour- ishes, strengthens and builds up the entire system. Try it today. If your drug- gist does not keep it, order direct from us. gank WRECK IN ENCLAND Many Americans Killed In Salisbury Collision. TWENTY - SEVEN ARE DEAD. Men from New York Among Yictims. Prominent THREE WELL KNOWN CANADIANS American Line Special Express From Pirmouth London, Massing on Board From This Side Whe Had Just Die tw Forty - seven Passengers embarked From Steamer Sew York, Jumped Halls at tathedral Town of nud leaping te Another Traian While Salisbury Track Struck a Milk Traveling at Hate of Nearly a Mile a Minute-toaches Were Tora to Pleces and Passengers’ Bodies Man sled Almost Beyond identification. LONDON line The American express passengers frowns the steamer New York from Plymouth for Leadon, wus © ked Salisbury and (weaty three persons are deed and wieven were badly lhe accklent was caused ruliing of the train Rome of the sengers adly shekeu up And arrived at the Waterloo station by dinary train aad included ducter of the traln, “le bad o's escape from belug killed Mayor George B Mot iellan York and Mrs McClellan passengers ob the New York, did board the boat train continuing their vTovage ot the steatuer After an uneventful voyage the steamer New York of the Amerigan Hoe arrived at Plymouth Eighty pas seugers Jebarkead, forty seveu of whow took the late night train up to Loudou This train reached Salisbury At ¥ o'clock ln the Ug And passed the station high speed Just the station the lo comative fumped from the track at a shary eurve and plowing up the ral crashed Into 8 westbound freight train The esugite wouuted the girders of the rallway the Avon apd turped were three passeLger train Ihe first of these locomotive and orasbhied bridge aud was sua inters tions of the wreck being hur pletely oser the bridge The sec: and third passenger cars were over of the llne aud eoiug bllated The conductors ing & cook « kitchen conductor who pr applied the brakes The scene was appalling Rescue parties set at work lustantly but to little purpose. and the injured ware foreed to ramain buried in the debris a ioug tine As the Lodies of the dead ware uxtricated they id In rows on the station platform awalting ldentification I'he body of the engineer was found oh top of the firebox, charred beyond recognition [t was uecessary to saw away parts of the compartments of the rallway eoaclhies in order tu release the survivors and to secure the bodies of the dead. In one compartment all of the passengers except two were killed, and the rescne of the latter wae ex ceedingly difficult The injured were later removed to the Balishury lnfirm ary. where tho entire staff, assisted by the local voluuteer surgeous attended them When the engine left the track It ieaped across the adjoining track striking with terrific force und destroy ing the guards’ vam of a wilk train that was slowly «teaming lu the oppo site direction, killing a guard oceupy ing the vam Lurching forward, the wid locomotive plunged against the standards and girders of the bridge Thue bridge withstood the impact Now the battered eugine rebounded and crashed 109 uuother cugine standing os another track overturned and stop ped, the wreckage of the two engiues interlocked in a great mass of broken or twisted stoe! and iro Throughow the wild plunging of the engine Dpiver Robins It whether alive or dead, remained in his cab. Hours afterward his charred body was found grilled over the fire box I'he first coach shot over the engine the first shock having wrecked the connections. and carcen~l onward un til It wax harled against the parapet of bridge smashed into frag ments killing or maiming almost every occupant Oue through the window, cleared the pet and fell dead in the strevt he The second coach lurched forward and rolled toward a statiooary train and practically destroyed Itself hefor: its wild dight was cuded The third conch dashed forward with the rest red whet ri vol faly 2 1 near aiured ie pas by the bruised or the «ub 8 warvel of New who were not specia morn piatiorius at very utside is Dridee vet river There wches in the shot past the nto t turtie Ue raliway shied] into ws por ied com nd toppled ann coutsio ietely au was saved LY the su ptly Were i* not known the and shot pars 'W nan was left the rails and sncounts some tion, overturned aud lapsed The guards’ van and buffet most car of the train, wis saved by the cournge and quickness of Guard Richardson. With the frst shock Riek ardson jumped forward amd set the brakes and saved himself and his com rades. The van plowed forward, Injur ing some of its occupants. but prac tically maintained its aquilibrium, The surviving passengers and train. the rear ke the of and whe as i heavy guns discharge of a series of varied owniiinrt he erashit there oad ii 1 : r OIE ried oth the shock : ee shrieking ers moaniogR 3° Frode dead so infiaw Yor veeks | fuesday i t tu juit I 4 i tt radiey P* Har g uf ork j Rev. E 1 ite tint ons Kin Frank who WW. KB nas rave laughter sid street New ms aNer Hrookive as Hurd Waite Hurd, mil New He at York iy the B Mcle Lie wireek He fa Lon reside Wa lias uer, 404 itie Miss Is sed to be mill Thirty first wieson 31 West SUP iiper Ness street Mas fa Ww terest chance tik i New Yo eal Aueri Lad IT LieOTRe of on #8 0 line special rain ippeintinent although the st Ply tw Lon wry with booked fo Keep sleanior outh. be des Jon instead Mrs Mctiellan through te Paris John KE Mclonaild horsetuan, Least kn aid. who is the «o which Cledl Was in i i = ches] 1 ue dire of guing to Cherls who was the New York yw at Jack Maelion dead, was given the special traiu ved for Mr Mc AYU Ss GSCADE Was thong the partment ou had Lee re aud so the dead the narrow Mr McClellan {| rewisin t Week and then wil wy an o Loudon oim his family ia Paris The route veered w Iblis lescribalt:ie « I bave George A with his aunt the wrecked spe ial Huage railroad lines of speedy Uraieling sud know is a Kod swinging pace but it secined to we as we sped nloug that the oid try ue Detter after ever Daviug such 8 rute before and vibration were retsarked that it Hing stk a brat way that could stand SmMmasy Jaiue bedy of Walter was hareh ith scelv at Nalist of Teo Lelug Barwick feuguizable waotifds ury was one of mlusion accustomed Bos who Whitou. was the broad to sald been Stmobag of ton Mrs. J H or i an America what coun ali 1 toerg veuld go u anaot reueiibe carried along at he very noticeable i wust be good re rate peru the strain Mrs Whiter of 1 over [ret long tie [rough the which wa shave us, vy aw oscillation sid Auent Just theu the erked into Car wad | were urner Le carriage. the the went and we wer ne! in ite a win the v and feared the ear and that cre! ind when the flames wer I that the oars engines and tht Wn ub tion Walter Gerson of London survivor of a party of apts AS the five occn He attrib to the fact that return plaved his arm io when the carr Was sole pants tes Lis safety of one colupartment ny inner he # swingiug rest. and aud the Age byes turned he was left suspended by the in the rest. while his lesa fortu ate fellow ciers were wangled in the rulns at his feet The death of Frederick H New York was perbaps the most pa thetic feature of the Jdisseter He and his bride, who is the daughter of for nwt Judge Dugro of New York m thelr wedding tour, and after visit ing the points of Europe from d acctdent Wourted was arin tra Coselitt of Werle pal terest expected return to New York lu October They traveled In oinpany with friends. who on the ar rival of the New York at Plymouth did thir best to persuade the young cou ivave the ship at such a late but to proceed to Routhampton Cossitt, belug a bad sailor. in sisted on lauding Mrs who remaltied on boanl the steatuer until Sonthampton was reached, arrived In London last night and is staying with friends lo Park lane Walter Barwick of Toronto was one of the leaders of the Toronto bar and wou particular disticctiou iu ! Bale les Chaleurs « before a committee if the Canadian senate In 189] He ras A Liberal aud a promisent mew her of the Church of England. He was called to the har fm INSTT He was a partner of Postinaster General Ayles worth under the firm nae of Barwick Aylesworth, Moss & Wright. He was a kKlug's counsel The death of Mr uliar significance sevond person present to lose his life In the two sensational tragedies of the past week Stanford White. who was shot to death by Har ry K Thaw in the Madison Square roof garden lu New York, was one of the guests at his wedding Afmong The serious injured are Miss M Hitchcock, nk R S Critchell, a fire lnsur AODCE ugent bh iddress unknown Edw of New York received a wound left log some riba probably condition is prin in to ple not to bour Mr Conaitt av Ane Co=sitt has a that he it his pe the wedding in Wills residence wn well Known W Ck ird WW Sentell Savere » broken ire broken serfons Mrs. Koch ber daughter, Aunse Koch, of town, Pa, were both lnjured Alfred Smith of England was among the injured. Miss I. 8S Griswold, res! dence unknown, was Injured Gets the Cross of the Legion. PARIS, July 2 Mr MacLaughlin of Columbus, O., has heen decorated with of Chicago urn nlp snd His aud Allen Mr his WH CONGRESS ADJOURNS Well Earned Rest Inflaence of Kind Hae Asalled to Frevent the Fnaciment Any ef Lawes Most Vitally Neces- sary fo the Yation™ OYSTER BAY, NY July 2 There four arial 10 revent wisev elt wl itive offferes exvvut The the ceiebr bas practicalis fF “ = =~3 7 Copyright } BUEAREK CANNON gathering at which speik wij fhe wil the president al 10 o clock whet: 8 formal to Mr Roose be beid Wednesday moming welcome will Le ghven velit President ment of the went cvtiveruing the during He says that the ad a slate Rouseveltl on iro cutigress dictated work wweoiuplish se==ion tint thie EA this on Judes ugress has thi present re substantive w sifuctive of "NN shi} thau L THY Sess nes 4 = all a f Kre<s with which i He tis have a righ! un the uo presiieut = fa i sivs tha tien of to fee entire i Ihe text of tin eside genuine | f ’ " a pr id satis u se of 1 8 < ud it's statement faaws In that the congress | Mie IL Te st work for god done fan the sess! has just closed stautive vay LIAS became The leg lea of tuship of the ent and uto a el aione 18T At auy = u sly I Har islation with has beet "Wi the foRl consis ‘ practical au th bill after Lill 1 olive host type ted up rtance that thew son Yeu l ua law which was of au great that it is fair to say t of 1 one of the iClinel would have nade the ses ble—such for instauce as the rate Li, the weat the pure fowl obo! in the the cousular reform bill. Panama nal legislation, the viut statehood LUI aud We naturalisa tion bill “1 certainly have no disposition to bilnk at what there is of evil in our so ¢inl, Industrial or political life of to day, but it weans to me that the wen of genuine patriotism who gevuinely wish well to their country bave the right to feel n profound satisfaction io the entire course of this congress 1 wounld pot be afrald to compare its record with that of any previous con wrues lo oar history wot alone for the wisdom Nhat for the Alsdutereated high windedness which has coutru action ht 8 noteworthy that not a single measure which the losest worn tiny 14 us in f doubtfu Liane aad on baud any kind has actment of the any to the u memiorn raliroad JU LHICASUTY 1 for free tuspect the | al nits ia led Warrant calling priety ithe val been vuacted no fnfluence of ed to prevent the en the AWs ios! vitnlly geces aticn at this time GONE INTO HISTORY Congress Has Made Total Appropria- tions of $SHZ 140 140 WASHI Taly 2 I he sesalo! niuth ig ON the Fifty 1to Listar frat y of sine I President Ho tol un luring the He arrived nfter shaking ba Se \ evelt went to the cap the forvioon to sign bills passed lat hours of Congress 14S and beer of tatives bhegno Im tol at d= with a vun tors aud repress un bills of Wyoming « fils res tio provid wedintely to sig Senator Clark 111 up ug for th of fv ators to ‘ ite cundity sdopted the omuih building Hill reported a Are I'he dis sattied Ly an all night conference make appropriations as follows For New York city custom $AL0.000, assay office. $U0 (00; $000,000); Fayetteville, N.C Carlisle, Pa, §75.000; Richmond, Va, $200,000 The total appropriations st the Fif- F-alath congress were JINR 140,140.18. polutient « Committe sel Hw dian Territory nd It was Conferves is pul cothplete ted t= winent amenidine office OCEAN YACHT RACE Trre Wine Hough Wenther at Marblehead, Mase MARBLEHEAD Masa July 2 Not {entest ex ix tther cond Wer barter ed mart ries Yai f the the condit foot spite | | | =! nd A north farving y at sea sferly wind prevailed th from igtter cuin i morning twenty knots between 2 accom 1 *H » iT » ng panied by a territ I'he start was de at 715 few k the twenty two IV. the winner aly bats which race of it fighting seveuly five at night The Tvr of footers, aud Chewink n class B were the ally made a it uch of the 3 Lens ilies sailed BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played In National and Amer. foan Leagues to Saturday, Jane 80 NA NAL LEAGUE . i Hoaton, 4, New York, 8 own Mathewson Wiitse 1 Ae iphia Mo ointyre Philadel Bergen Hrookiye Htrtokiett inrat i : age ¥ ndgren K . esliorg 8 jous § Hildebrand ynch, Pista wn Thoemyp son. Egnr é 8TANI Br OF THE CLU}L " i Fo = ati=E Wd 8t [<uis EO 3 e w Chicago ® : : kiyn Pittaburg New York dd Phila phils M4 AMERIC Detroit @t Rn! nd game Felty Bieter At Cleveland White Builiven mis Second game Chiiag 1d Cleve i Walsh Altrock. Bulilva Eeis Hemis At Washington Phiadeiphia Wash ineton 6 Waid Hender Sohiteck Mugtics, Wakefield STANDING OF THE CLUBS Ww. LPF " New York § &7 <Chicag Phila phla = ag 8 | Cleveian) 7 8 © Detroit 82 Boston LEAGUE Detroit FS ner Detroit, § AN At i lade Re key. D van, War gt loud : Mullin Warner Lt hicag. LP | Rhoades Eels eveland | Joss. De HD» ie 30 31 “- J sii t nh I= = “47 Boston i Chicago Won on an Error CHICAGO, July 2- lu the Clucinuati National day Wicker apd venul duit their Lits error wade Chicago's r ad but ind wasted Chicago Tague Heull wife Kaine vester ed Rowing ory € wel se 10 grossil rs | ones of that opportunity judgment in Cle Mae fTUlBilug Chicago, 1 unati, © Hatting Festival at Chicago CHICAUU, July 2-The Americans defeated hicago t sesterdany Cleve ta festival Altruock aud Joss being bit hard nnd 5 bere Lulth a batting iu Honore Kven nat LOUIS Louls uMis broke even Pittsburg vesterday, losing the frst gawe, dd to 1 and win dto1l $t. Louls Ihe Bt with sl Nati july 2 ag the sevoud Detrolts Punched Their Hite LOUIS July 2 The Detr uclied their hits off How all here yesterday won Score 3 fod 81 Americans bu Hud Aosta and Duchess at Vesuvius NAPLES The and Du the al oft cidls ascended Mount Vesuvius to lav a cement and of Ottaiano great enthu July 2 Duke Loss of Aosta and lo ornerstone. composed of of the sew village nffalr was marked by igrge numb ff people iseppe, Soi St Anna other ages uh the erupt! of the voloauo last April witnessing the ereony inders The siasus, a from San ma ind rel hy ¥. X Autonto Page hospital here a stab wound Iu the by Andrew Delve as Le is some! had Doivermo made Murder at Home, ROME N.Y. July 2 ied thirty alx dled at a froin the effects of ibdonien Intlleted uo, or Sumins fms alled The u ud it Is al usultiog « ter thr en been drinking lowed in elnark to vhilch the t rosette we ust a knife into P mi Page veru thereupon wes abdowen and ILAKIDE his esongn (apinin IBLIP, N.Y Haft the 1 ya ns tt his hots bere He suffers st vid Haft Dend July Hank vele 1 Jd from a wd Lis wife year ago | Hat of the sloop Weetanos Allo Led Bean ed from New London god skipper whet Lie stipdivatio of dls rises ty falling ever siuce the death of 1h iptain Harry and i! Liles Ded al the wide * SOU Were passed away Dreyfus Tadge | of the Irrevius se hear Ihe Ha Mle Judge Faints at PARIS July bounorary president Trial OW sii Clie Lil striking a halr Was not Jude suined later sertously [HL It wos ae La Savoie Had Bad Mishap, HAVHKE France July 2 The French Une steamer La Bavole from New York June 21 for this port. which passed the under control” signal dying, arrived here at noon two days late with a bro hen povrew, NOW A DAIRY TRUST pany Fo:med Behind Grent Faterprise Are of MWralthiest Men Who Hasse Siready Score In Americon Fat Le 830 tem ums NEW Yak . i sed to ou the Drowd he | el fouds are i ifus “5 of dairy frow Lutter, Wilk aud As plaus mature the Prosluct LHpauy aud farm RY] Auer dic wipiug nds of middie their profits aud delivering aes kau Farm fuels will te alse of t aud fariu products Behind the scure of the wes dy Lave Lies ut usiness 1} direct to cousumers Are a iu Ameri ut $20 <h Pp in ne ong eastern capitalists in this PF Mor Payne Ber several great eclulerprise ithiest nen who ain put iu als rad preps additional millious julred Al terested in he Rran Whitney Anthony Brads, F J wind, Kubn, loeb & Co and : are Rein ire red to as they are are en Harrs triist fon nas F ining 1! capitalists Lajas ife ips of t of eR pel iTRe su Mees pass of basks farts prwia ue of { the tr throush lished Kradus Lulter sud other he 1 Wilh fe lu ait An Ill Fated spot Fer Start IMS Nor Ful - he rd Herald arctic ed here Major it] Flt Welliuay froin Her rising flue Danes vajpmemiition sUpjriies wel {ely iuded at sland, huge block of being used as rafts to tli Al i dint of thie we ashore nade vo) (alge start with wirship shed withia of the will De the rv! a few hundred yards whetute 5 A Al June 15 will start for Spitel t from wade fatal Mr Wellisan erpeu July 4 su ree lils ascent IN Beveridge Gets the Pen WASHINGTON July 2 President Hoos wing to selid you herewith I signed the agri ing ic Ls were the 1 letler Be eridge ludiaua l the pen with ultural Lill vell Las sent the [Olle Seuator of which voutain You at weat Lvl CialUses wan wl rst called tention to the The but I aw ns abuses ln tle § k rth send it Us oT i® Wo thiug lu itsulf as the twelit of your peli glad to 10 you expression of my ackuow ledge SCTY Les Overdue a i jit eificers of America All aud up erica of the Fatar line Steamer ROME by thie reiative July 2 I) nis Faber 3 ship Co uy the sfeatuer Au gow wore thau a week overdue at fr New York, have Leen fruitiess It Las ascertained that the Auierica had wn board well thirty Italians Statue to General Porter PORTSMOUTH N 1 it 1 Ma 5 und Hi In tiugulishesd t verl Prnonma Elections Quiet PANAMA ! Negro Hunged and Hurned CHICKASAW, |. | [ravis July 2. —-\Wili ! legmd tu have HOKTU, W u tailed the sixtes of lru R tuted dns veal old daughter ap aud farted “as Lit yerlerday . tlterwan! Lthicage Lumber CHICAGO ) E. J. Nolet cablue! minke Plants Destroyed Fhe t tlie Manufactn - LY pany ngton was destroyed by tire Oe in the 1 he feut of the fac yee In $1040 000 hither stored runt tory was burned Twenty-two Hours Ik Mine, MAUCH CHUNK. Pa July 2 Aft er belug lmwprisconed in the Hackleber ale wine for twenty-two hours Robert Tait and John Bolinko were rescued whinjured PRICE ONE CENT AT THE lobe Warehouse Pricr to our semi-annual inven- {Wry »¢ make some sbarp red~ctions je hghten stocks 12} and 15¢c wash fabrics closing {at ¢ These include the best makes Lorraines, Arnolds, Pa cities and other standard makes. Goods that we wholesale in Scranton 'o large retailers from 9} to 10je net. Your choice Oe. Best 25¢ Fabrics “An odd lot of silk mulls, silk eoliennes, soiesetts, etc, closing at 15¢ White Dotted Mulls All fast dots, five sizes, worth 15¢™ to 20¢ Special 12]e Shirt Waists Almost at your own prices, waists that formerly sold for $100 to $125 long and short sleeves and good na of sizes from 32 to 42, Choice 87¢ $175 8200, $225 and $250, some slightly counter soiled, nearly all siz+s, going at $1 49. Bappa Cloth Another lot of this justly popular cloth, 36 in. wide and linen finish, some stores get 15¢c and even 18¢ forit. Globe Warehouse get 12}c. Orey Dress Goods Another lot of those double fold dress goods, in besutiful patterns, exact copies of the imported ones, just the thing for an outing suit, Specially priced 19¢ 54 in suitings in two medium shades of grey. 3 to 3} yards, makes a skirt Special 59¢ 56in 3100 wool suiting, five advance styles for the fall. Thess are just a few of our import order brought out early Specially priced 76¢ Silk Umbrellas Another lot of, those colored um- brellas in black, green, red, brown and navy, usual price $2.00. Sale price $1.49 Muslin Specials 36 in., full bleached, heavy and light weights, regular 9c and 10¢ qualities. Special Sc. Foreign White Goods 46 in Persian Lawn, French Ba- tistes, Liogerie, etc., also some yarn mercerized fancies, worth up to "Se. All our own importation brought di- rect from the maker. Inventory price 18¢ Short Skirts and Drawers to Match Hamburg trimmed and tucked, ill mill made garments, sizes 25, 27, 20and 31 in skirts, all sizes of open and closed drawers to match, regular 29¢ and 3lc garments on sale at 2! Fine Muslin Underwear Special prices advertised last week prevail until inventory closes. Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY PHONE Mr. Goo. H, Goebel, one of the national organizers of the Socialist Party, will deliver au address at CITY PARK, SAYRE, PA, Monday Evening, July a, at § o'clock. Rveryh welcome; ladies especially vi Admis- sion free. i
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