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Tony Malisa, an Italian, Arrested This
Morning Charged with Aggravated
Assaull—Resisled Arrest and ©
Knocked Down yh an Ofiicer.
Tony Malissa, an Itallan about 24
years old, was arrested here this fore
noon and lodged in jall charged with
aggravated assault. The complainant
in the case is Pietro Pletromergen-
nolo (the pronouncing of which last
‘name by am experienced (ongue
‘sounds like the noise made by a selt-
zer bottle which has been quickly un-
‘rorked,) and he alleges that Malisa
struck him last night with a stilleto.
‘Malisa Is known among his fellow
‘countrymen as a “bum.” Recently
‘he has been working for the Lehigh
Valley but the other day was dis-
charged. Since that time he has de-
voled the most of his time to consum-
ing firewater in large quantities. Last
night Malisa went to his boarding
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Disastrous Copflagration ia Progress
ia CM Psl Fraternlty House at
Cornell University—Six Fatally Tn:
jured, Several Seriously Hurt.
The Chi Psl fraternity - house at
Cornell University—the Fiske (Jen-
nie McGraw) mansion, which cost
$1,200,008, caught fire just before
noon today, and telegreph despatches
received this afternoon say that the
inside of the building is burning
fiercely. Three students and three
firemen were killed and several oth-
ers severely Injured as a resnit of
the collapse of the hospital tower.
Two students are reported missing
The young son of M. B. Cutler, gener-
al manager of the Lehigh Valley, and
his young friend, both of whom room-
ed together, are reported safe. Both
young men are well known here. Mr
Cox having formerly worked under
16 Desmond Bt., Sayre.
or! H. F. Maynard went to
8 this morning on business of
choles are rehearsing and
ie programs ire being, pre-
the various Sayre churches
house conducted by Mike and John
Canninivo at No. 130 East street. He
was filled to the muzzle with bad |
booze and it is alleged that he made’
fife extremely miserable for the In-|
mates of the house. About ten!
o'clock he went to his room and
found his bed occupled by the man
with the unprononnceable name
The latter alleged that Malisa became
enraged and drew a stilleto and]
struck him with the weapon several |
times. Fortunately he inflicted no
serious Injury but Malisa's actions
then became such that the inmates
of the house feared personal violence
and they sent for the police. Special
Officer John Hummell and Officer Jul-|
fus Vogel responded and when they
entered the house Mallsa was execu-
ting a war-dance and threatening to
decrease the population of Savre by
at least two or three. He had his
bands in his pockets and his entire
attitude boded no good for the officers.
He refused to remove his hands from
his pockets until the officers had
persuaded hip with a gun. Then he
became abusive and resisted arrest
so strongly that one of the officers
was compelled to knock him down.
i He was taken to the lockanp where
ihe spent the night on a charge of
{disorderly conduct. This morning a
LOCAL BREVITIES {warrant was Issued by Justice Carey
icharging aggravated assault and car-
—— ‘ryilng concealed weapons
Santa Claus is spreading his bland- |
ishments. {SAYRE AERIE EAGLES
ELECTED OFFICERS.
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322 8. Main Bt, Athens,
“Way Down East" at the loomis!
an: lumorrow Right. At the Regular Meeting Held
Thelr Rooms Last Night.
The regular semi-annual! monthly
‘meeting of the Sayre aerie of Eagles
No. § on the Lehigh Valley wae was held in thelr rooms last night
Local weather prophets are busy
and a severe winter is predicted.
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over an hour late at the local sla- [and officers were elected for the en-
tion this morning sulng year as follows: Worthy I'res-
|ident, George B. Kline; worthy: vice-
The cold wave promised yester- ipresident, HH. B. Dugan: worthy
day arrived on time, and OVercoats | 1..1.in W. R. Stevenson: worthy
iy once more In fashion. | secretary) M. F. Mee; worthy treas-
A fair sized crowd attended Cy i ¥. Dre pele Mhysiclan,
Show at the Loomis last night. The |; Stack; outside guard, John
performance waa a pleasing one. © |p “p50. trustees, Tke Samuels, 8.
Miss Edna Weller of South Wilbur [A= Bllsh a Jaana Ro v ul worthy
who was operated upon for appendi- | : ee
citis on Monday forenoon, is reported |
R88 recovering nicely. DOMINIC SHARRONE
FACES TRIAL JURY.
The Wheelock hose company will |
Mr. Cunningham in the malntenance
of way department.
The conflagration promises to- be
an expensive one. The origin of the
fire ia unknown and the firemen are
making the fight of their liver to pre-
vent [is spread. f
DELANEY SENDS OUT
CHRISTMAS WARNING.
Factory Law Must Be Observed Dar.
ing the Holiday Season.
Chief Factory Inspector J. C. De-
laney has sent the following notice
to the deputy factory inspectors in
this region:
“I direct that from now on until
Christmas you exercise special vig-
flance against the violation of the
law regulating the hours of labor
of females and minors. It will be
well for you to warn employers of
such labor In your respective dis-
tricts that the law must be respect-
ed, and that prosecutions will fol-
low violations.” The law provides
that “no child undér 14 vears of age
shall be employed In any establish-
ment; and no minor child under
16 years and no female shall be em-
ed in any establishment for a lon-
ger period than 60 hours In any one
week, nor for a longer period than
12 hours In any day.”
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BLOCKS RAILROADS,
Raliway Oficials Fear a Congestion
in Trafic Dariog Holiday Season.
The unprecedent activity of trade
conlinues In all parts of the country
but this activity Is the cause of ap-
prehension on the part of the rail-
road men A serfous fear of conges-
tion in rallway trafic Is apprehended
as the trade facilities of transporta-
tion, affecting grain movements,
the transportation of coal and mer-
chandise from the east, and hampers
manufacturing operations in the iron
and steel, lumber and textile {ndus-
tries. Such a record breaking activi-
ty appears to have its drawbacks
The Lehigh Valley at the present time
[s rushed to the limit. Crews are
working overtime and every car on
the line bas been pressed into ser-
vice. The rush, however, will sub-
side at the close of the holiday sea-
son, ;
give a ten cent supper in thelr rooms | \lleged Murderer of Eugene Messen.
at Milltown this evening. Everyone ger Arraigned Yesterday Before |
is cordially invited to attend. Judge Fanning.
The Rey. Willlam H. Chapman, | Dominic Sharrone, the Jtalian,
chaplain of (he Blmira reformatory charged with the murder of Eugone
will preach in the Presbyterian Messenger at Athens on August 28,
church fomorrow In exchange with |W3% placed on trial in the court of
the pastor. (quarter sessions at Towanda yester-
—gee iday. He I= represented Ly Hon. L
Rey. C. C. Guston and wife of 1Lib- | T. Hoyt, while District Attorney
erty Corners, who have been visiting (Mills has charge of the case for the
friends and relatives in this section commonwealth. A jury was secured
for several days, returned home this {Inte yesterday afternoon and today
morning. has heen occupled In hearing the wit-
os et e—— {nesses for the commonwealth. It fa
That old familiar song, “All baound | ihouehe that the case will go to the
raound with a woolan string,” will [jy (he first of the week.
be sung at the Loomis tomorrow
evening by the constable in “Way FUNERAL TO BE HELD
Dowa: Eat. TOMORROW MORNING.
Burgess Willlam Cross, who bas |
been spending several days In Chi- Remalus of Johan Strauss Will Be Lald
cago and other western points in the 10 Rest in Tioga Point Cemetery
interest of the M. P. A., returned 10! hy funeral of John Strauss, whose
Say®™ this morning.
MPI sm.
Despite the uncertainty of the
weather there is considerable bhuild-
ing in progress in Sayre at the pres-
ent time, Carpenters and con-
tractors are all busy, and many of
the latier are unable to secura com-
{the Presbyterian hospital in Phila-
{delphia, will he held at the family
residence on North Elmer avenue lo-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock, the
| Rev. E. M. Beyser, pastor of the Luth-
ieran church, officiating. The remains
arrived in Bayre this morning at 3
petent mechanics. {0'clock. The Masons will have charge
EVANGELIST PREACHED jot the services at the grave. The re-
; mains will be interred In Tioga Point
A STRONG SERMON. | etery.
Revival Meetings Are Well Attended |
and Productive of Much Good. MANAGER AND HIS
The revival meetings which are be- | CHIEF CLERK RESIGN.
ing held each evening In the Metho- |,
ay wach cyming In \he rere | Changes at the National Car Wheel
Company's Plant te Take ENeet
crowds. Last night the auditoriom i
wan completely filled with Interest | the First of the Month.
Cooley, who for several
fl manager at the
ns his text N's prayer, pant
ELY'S TRIAL mAs
BEEN CONTINUED.
Man Who Rebhed Lehigh Station at
Ithaca Will Face Jury Jan.
nary 25th.
In the supreme court at Ithaca yes-
terday the chse of Clarence Ely,
charged with robbing the Lehigh Val-
ley station at that piace last fall, was
continued until the 28th day of Jan-
uary next. Ely Is the man who en-
tered the station while the agent
slept and extracted nearly 1,200 from
the money drawer. After an excit-
Ing chase he was rounded up in a
hotel at Watkins, confessed to having
taken the money, and gave the offl-
cers assistance in finding It. He was
in jail for a time, bat was later, re-
leased on ball.
EAST ITHACA STATION
ENTERED BY THIEVES.
Three Trunks Broken Open and the
Contents Distribufed Ahont the
Waltisg Room.
Sometime between twelve o'clock
midnight and six o'clock yesterday
morning unknown thieves entered
the Lehigh Valley station at East
Ithaca, smashed both telephones pay
station boxes, securing the cash
therefrom and broke Into and rified
three trunks. Detectives In the em-
ploy of the company are at work on the
case. It ia thought that two tramps
are implicated in the burglary but
It Is doubtfal If they are caught.
Hill
“His Hemer, the Mayer, Booked for
the Loomis, Is ome of the Few
Really First-Class Musieal Produc
tion on the road.
His Honor, (he Mayor,” which
comes to the Loomis on-Tuesday even-
ing next is one of the few first-class
musical plays on the road, and is
playing to standing room only in the
various cities of the country. The
company which will appear at the
Loomis next Tuesday night has made
two appearances at Elmira this sea-
son, each time playing to packed
houses. So well has the attraction
pleased the people of that city, that
the management of the Lyceur: has
secured a third date which wi'l ue
filled shortly. The compauy has also
appeared twice at Ithaca and has im
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ron Beds, Mattresses and Springs
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Caldwell's Furniture Store.
PICTURE FRAMING
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond St, Valley Phone 191 a.
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mensely pleased the students asd
theaire-going folks of that eity. Man- |
ager Watrous Is singularly fortunate |
In securing an attraction of this char- |
acter and standing room should be
at a premium at the Loomis Tuesday
evening. There are twenty musi=al
numbers in the production, all writ-
ten by Jullan Edwards and Alfred
Aarons, who have no superiors as
composers and arrangers of musica!
comedy. Many of the numbers prov-
ed to be hits in New York last sum-
mer and they will be sung by talent-
ed artists, supported by a magnificent
chorus. The company is one hundrel
strong and requires the services of
nearly twenty-five principal acting
people Remember the date, Tues-
day evening. Secure seats early as
the rush promises to be unprecedent-
ed.
FIRE FIGHTERS WERE
ROYALLY ENTERTAINED.
Howard Elmer Hose Company the
Guest 6f No. 4's Last Night.
The members of the Howard Elmer
hose company, West Sayre, were most
pleasantly entertained by the mem-
bers of the J, BE. Wheelock hose com-
pany at the lauler’s rooms In Mill-
town last night. An excellent supper
was served followed by an entertain-
ment that was both novel and inter-
esting. Several speeches were made
by members of both companies and
every one present declare that they
enjoyed a royal time
HERE IT IS!
Just what you are looking for, first class i
actual cost, on fraternal plans. Insures both sexes
tween 18 and 60 years. Also writes policies eo
sickness and accident,
Oall on
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager;
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre,
Bell and Valley Phone.
An Insurance Policy For an
Xmas Gift
| bas many points in Its favor {hat no othe
er present can approach. There canbe
no doubts of ita acceptability, and if
you would learn oxactly what such a gift
means, and how it can be obtained, send
your name, age and address to na. Wi
receive t
Ha 8 ile dle
averly.
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to do the bu~ |
; ife Insuranes Co., a of
| irreproachable standing, pn
Roast chicken. Deviled crabs, Es-
calloped oysters, baked beans, perch,
scallops and oysters All prepared
and ready for the table. The Gem
117 Packer avenue
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism
Paint in its mildest Jo quiskly
becom an agony or torture if neg.
lected. When yon feel the arst pein
in the muscles, the firstslight stiffness
In the joints take Bloodine, It acts im-
intely a the Blood and Ne and
cure Rheumatism, -
over severe, by C. M. Driggs, Sayre,
Piles! Piles! Piles!
oD la nan. rie Olntment
oure , Ulcerated and
Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors,
al the Soning once, acts as a
tioo, gives t sellef. Dr. Wil-
lam's Pile Ointment is Progased
for Plles and Itching of the private
Every box is guarauteed. Sold
d by majl, for 50c and $1.00
Nliams M
Prop's, Clev d
0, Forsale OM Diy, omy)
We Do Not Ask You!
to Believe Us
That we are the best Tailors, but
those who have tried us are con- | SCRANTON.
vinced of the fact. Those who —— ;
have not tried yet are cordially in- | The Cheapest and the Best. Do
vited to give us only one trial—af [not pay other dealers more than I
ter that, they will be regular pa. | charge
SAYRE, PA. ’
trons, tity and price.
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‘We Are Genuine No. 116 Erie Street, R
Tailors
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| Over Raymond & Haupt's Conlec
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Attorney
Notary Public :
Spoetal abbamtion bo Pension Papers,
Desmond Stress,
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‘Make Selections Now
For Christmas Delivery.
MAIR i Shhh BE ES
While our stocks are large
---the largest in this valley---
the choicest pieces go first and
it will be advisable to come
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early. This beautiful store,
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Athens.
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