“ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT T0 PRINT" PRICE ONE CENT FEAR FOR CZAR'S LIFE. DINKEY TO TAKE HELM, SAYRE, PA, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1907 #1. Petersburg Stireed By Assase | CARNEGIE'S NEW GIFT) ST. PETERSBURG, Jau 5 A gen! To Establish Bureau of Amer. Young Fittaburger to Sacceed W. KE. (arey as Head of Stee) PITISBURG. Jan © GIGANTIC OCTOPUS, ‘Union Pacific Spent $51,000,- FLOWER IN DISGUISE frog and steel . 000 For Raijroad Stocks. eral search of the ladgiugs of persous| abder police observation was wade during the pight in the hope of dis | coveriug the accomplices of the assas | sia of Prefect of Pulice You der Lau pits. Mauy arrests were made but so foan Republica DONATES $750,000 FOR 4 HOME Thanked by Fresident For Thas Ad. men who ate in a position confirui the report that president of the pany. will succeed Pos head of the United poration atl the It is further intin tu Alva Diukey ifliegie Nieves} ile Hfates cull Aas Cur f ¢ are) Nites] next HL Waeeling dler After Long Chase. far as knuwu uo ilmportaut terrorists were captured. The body of the man! who killed the prefect at the lustitute of Experiisental Mediclue is stil! un identified. : i The vice prefect Soshosshy, Is con | ducting the luvestigation peading the | appointment of a successor to Vou der Launitzs Baron Taube chief of the | gendarme corps; Prefect of Police | Rhelubot of Moscow aud Governor Rurioff of Kiev are mentioned for the Lage and Harlan are acting for the position, which is one of the most re full commission in taking the testi | spousible police posts io the empire on! @ony. Assistant Secretary Duck of the | socount of the great number of high | commission Is also present | officials who are under terrorist death! Frank B. Kellogg and © A Sever | sentence and who are concentrated Rice, attorneys, of St. Paul. Mian. are | here and also tu view of the probabil | appearing as the legul representatives | ity of St Petersburg belug used ss a E. H. Harriman Had Purchase Pawer ited Liere that Corey Calimited us to Amounts or Terma, Great Merger Hevealed at interstate Hearing. NEW YORK. Jan 5 Startling testi. | mony of the scope of the Unlon Pacific | investinvents lu other roads was given before the Interstate commerce coy mission at its bearing in the Federal building bere Chalrman Knapp and Commissioners When Hoan Dows Was Acid " Is already out of control . Re ay Figures © smiled now year ended w tory of the Ca vancing (suse of Peace In West era Hemisphere—Has Done Same at The Hingoe WASHINGTON, Carnegie has given erection of a Lulkding iu for the bureau of Ameri The United States g and the various South American republics have agreed to purchase the site The announcement was made from the White House after conferences be tween Mr Carvege Secretary Hoot aid the president In his letter to Secretary Hoot mak lug the offer Mr. Caruegis “1 am bapgy io stating that it will be Professor Ouford, a Heues alent old Gentlrving With Scheme Vor Making Dinmonds PHILADELPHIA Flower shiow = the greatest [un the Lis that the ues Andrew e Nigel company hy for the Washingt an republics laa O SI xn a Tusurance Polley For 5s Xmas = Present. any points In its favor that no F present can approach. There be ao doubts of its acceptability, if you would learn exactly what & gift means and how It can be ined, send your name, age, and to us. We sre ageals for saach ts Mutual Life insurance ~ & company of Irreproachable fan. & alias ¢ OG frean evn a fugitive Iveruent resluloys sr Dress Goods Clearance siig (REL INN) om all gel I» Was tend Sergeant ind several § who Us il iin RUS ini tions AlTvs this «< ity itle of ia McCon Ly Iie fective New York Fiower iosl culos detint is the of the sags of the © S04 tirey checks and mistures 25¢ © Hraburn Plaids, special 17c sid sw idler Was captured iu a nix ia ohne FRED J. TAYLOR, Sayre, Pa . W. BISHOP, : E £9od coul bas ghen us our repu. ation. We handle Lehigh Valley and ivan Coal, Hard and Soft Wood Steam Coal Lehigh Ave., Lockhart Building. Both Phones. NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE SENERAL BANKING RP. Wiibtur, J. N. Weaver, ~~ W. A Wilbur, J. W. Bishop, ~ J. B Wheelock, W. T. Goodnow, 0. LI. Haverly, Seward Baldwin, F. T. Page. R. F. Page, Cashier. Do Not Ask You to Believe Us Thal we are the best Tallors, but those who have tried us are con- - vinced of the fact. Those who have not tried yet are cordially Invited to : No. 116 Erie St, Sayre. | Tom gst the trea Auk your neigh- Both Phones. .E.BAKER _ OARPENTER AND BUILDER. sad HEALTHFUL NESS of of the commissioti. Robert 8S Lovett appeared as cvuusel for the Unlon Pa cific the Union Pacitic: WV. 8S Thorpe director of purchases; Alexander Mil lar, secretary, and William Mahl, comp troller, all of the Union Pacitic sys fem, were present as wilhesses Counsel for the Union Pacific com pany shoounced that BE H Harriman would be unable to appear before the cutiinlssion on account of Hl health following am operation Mr Harri I INTERSTATE (oMMERCE MISSIONER LANE man was excused from aftendance at this time. It Will be teu duys or more before he cau appear. scconding to counsel It appears that Mr Harriman has employed a gual part of the huge cash balance of $1 which show in the monual report of last June lu buy ing up great amonats of stock lu the Baltimore and Olio, New York Cen tral, [llinols Central, Atchison, St. Paul and Northwestern COM road of importance east or west of the Mississippl but that the Standard Oi) group of capitalists, whom Mr. Harel man represents in transportation wat ters, bas 8 baud in The purchases since last July are as fellows: Mitnels Central Bal Paitmors and Ohlo pf ow York Central iy Bt. Joe and Grand Island Par value 2.10 a0 run a0 ia 0 Hon ae cent of the New York Central's total capital of §150,000,000, to 3.41 per cent of the total capita] of the St Paul ameunting to §135000,000, and to 8.82 per cent of the Chicago and North- western, amoanting to about $100,000, - 000 This means that the Rockefeller-Rog- ers-Stiliman-Harriman interests bave a band io two different transcoutinental routes. They not ocaly dominate the polioy of the New York Central, North: line from this city to the coast, but Riso In a system imcluding the Balti would carry them there, To purchase all of this stock much more than $51,000,000 would be re quired. Evidently the authorized $100. 000,000 preferred stock has been drawn on Te make all of these purchases would require at least $125,000,000 capital, lnvestineuts make the Union Pacific the greatest holding company in the United States, with investments far in excess of those of the Penunayl- vaaia railroad. The revelations were brought cut by Lawyer Severance for the governmat while Willian Makl, comptroller of aif the Harriman lines, was ou the stand. asthority by resolution to borrow mon ey for the uses of the Union Pacific ratirosd without restriction as to Amounts or terms. Atta. Peel Famine at Los Angeles, 1O8 ANGELES, Cal, Jan 5-Los Angeles is sulferiog from o fuel fam ine. Iu the face of unusually cold weather for this climate, gas, wood and coal In the city bare become almost exhausted, Investigation disclosed the fact that ouly twenty-five tons of cudl remain for sale Wool 1s equally Scarce. Death of Bx-Congresamayn Bolton. BALTIMORE, Md, Jan 5 Former Cougressman Mart RB. Bolton, proprie tor “of Meadow View Btock farm, is dead at his country home in Baltimore county of a chronic ihoewt, aged six & breeder of fie horses Arendlans to Honor Geethe, ROME, Jan 5 This beng the one | base of uperations for plots agalust the | life of the emfwror The persons comnleinned to death by the terrorists are reported to Include | Grand Duke Nicholas, Prewler Stoly pla and (wo conservative wembers of the cabiuet who lately received letters of warning The assassiuation of Von der Launitz has caused a powerful impression both | in the press aud among the public The newspapers ali comwent ou the inability of the prefect of police to pro tect his own person against the attack i | i : { i | | { | i | i task with the firm defer wination wot to survive bis victim, and the papers ask how long & tine will elapse before the emperor, grand dukes | and other prominent persotiaxes are stricken Ly terrorist ballets AVALANCHES OF MUD. | i 81x Victims of Veguvius Eruption Us- | earthed at San Giuseppe. § NAPLES, Jan. 5.--The recent heavy | rains have caused enorinous avalanches uf wud tu start frow the top of Mount Vesuvius. They grew iu size as they swept aloug aud eventually spread out Irees iu their path were uprooted, | sud farw buildings were totally de struyedd, A number of animale Wele | killed, but fortunately oe people lost | their lives. One wan had & arrow es i cape. He was carried for almost a | ile on the sea of wud, but was res | cued by three courageous women, who | wade thelr way over the avalauche at! the risk of their lives and succeeded in | briugiog blm to a point of safety A train on the Vesuvian fallroad was blocked by the mod at San Giuseppe, a | village that was uearly destroyed dur ing the wruption of last April Workmeu who have been clearing away the ruins of the church at Sau Gluseppe, where there was great luss | of life last April, discovered six more bodies. Wheu the news of this find wus heard the people of the town crowded to the church to view the Krewsome remains and endeaver to Identify the nnfortunates The bodies were iu an advanced stage of decomposition, aud they could ouly be recognized bLy fragments of | is to be srected on the spot where this church steod Frank Alford Perret, a young New York seléntist, who remained in Meunt Vesuvius obscrvatory duripg the erup tien of the volcano last April, assisting Professor Matteucel, the director, In recording observations and making! photegraphs, Las been decorated by the king with the order of the crown | of Italy Prebing Railroad Wreeks WABHINGTON, Jan 6—What prom ises to bo a most rigid investigation of the resent wrecks on the Baltimore and Ohio raliroad at Terra Cotta, D C. In which more than two scores of passcn gers lost their lives, and on the South | rallway at Lawyers, Va ou | Thanksgiving day, when Prealdent Samuel! Spencer and six others were killed, was begun bere by the uterstate commerce commission, acting under a in the last session providing for an In quiry Into the operation of the block systews on the Tailroads throughout the country, Was Engineer of Lincoln Train. LEBANON, Pa, Joa 5.-Danlel Gar man is dead Lore of paralysis, aged seventy-two years He wos born In Carlisle, Pa, aud served thirty years railroad. It fell to Garman's lot tw bring President Elect Lincoln ou the eve of his lpauguration through that perilous aidaight Journey from Harris burg to Waslilngton, He was a step futher of Mrs. Woomer, whose hus band, Atterpey George S. Wooter, died a few hours later - Pittsburg Councilman on Trial YITTSHURG, Jan. 5 Winlam A Martin. a hember of the common coun ells, was placed on trial in the crim fal court on a charge of Wwisdemenaton it being alleged he soliched and ox ceived a $70,000 bribe In conncctiop with several ordinances of the Mitts burg and Tibe City rallrond Coun cllman Martin is also charged along with CC. 8 Cameron, paesident of the rallroad, with conspiraey ta bribe, iovernnr Warner Better, DETROIT, Mich. Jun. 8 Governor Warner is 1f-at his home 1h ! { from o oe of the pleasures of wy life to furaist to the union of ull the repub Hes of this Licwuisphere the necessary funds ($750.00, frow Uwe to tiie as fay be peeded, for the cvnstructiop of “I bave pever fell wore keenly than I do this New Year's worniug how wuch wore Liessed it is to give than to receive, and | coushler myself bighly by cousidered worthy honored being where the scoredited representatives of all the republics are to weet and, | trust, to bind togetber their respective uations iu the bouds of unbroken peace “1 am greatly pleased that you aud your colleagues of the South American republics have dune wie the bonor to suggest that [ might furaish a suitable Bowe in Washington for the bureau of “The approval of your application by the goveruing board of the interna tional bureau aud Presideat Hoose veit's hearty expression of satisfaction ‘You very kindly mention wy wem feretice and adsocmes Auierican railway of the pan the gaps of which tilled The fwpor self wore aud wore upou hope to see It accomplished The president. in thaukiug Mr negle for the gift, wrote “I am wuch pleased at learning from Secretary Root what you are go ing to do for the bureau of American republics. You bave already done subs stantially the same thing for the cause of peace at The Hague ‘This new girt of yours hus an almost or quite equal the cause of hewisplicre is us, and | Car peace lu the western weotuplish for this Lemispliere what the The Hague peace tribunal i= striving te accoiplish for both bLetwispberes I thaok yeu beartily.” BRYCE AT DUBLIN, Will of Irishmen, Says Dillon. DUBLIN, Janu 0.-Jumes Bryce, the uewly appoluted ambassador of Great Britain to the United States, delivered a lecture bere last night under the sus pices of the Natioual Literary society His subject was the reintions of the Norsemen to Ireland frown the eighth to the twelfth century, und he gave an interveting review of the laws and Mt erature of Iceland Mr. Bryoe received a vote of thanks froin the society, and In se vadiog It Jobu Dillon, M. ¥, sald of Mr. Bryce that Le would carry to his uew task wien, and be would see what Irishiien could do In a free country, living under conditions far different frow those of Ireland. Continuing, Mr Dillon ex pressed his Lellef that Mr. Bryce's ex perience of the present system of Irish government would make him more than ever determliued to champion At this remark some of the occu pants of the platform rose with a show of indignation, aud the chairmau sald “I must rule this out of order” There then followed a swall scene, many per sons In the audience calling opon Mr Dillon to “Go en®' but Mr Dillon In sisted upon bowing to the ruling of the chairman Fertone Teller Held For Polsoning. CHICAGO, Jan B.-A coroner's jury held Herman Belek, a fortune teller, responsible for the deaths of three wetmbers of the Varal family, aud Be lek was beld to the grand jury It was declared by the jury that Belek caused the deaths of Mary, Ella aud Rose Varal by sdministering to them arsenic in small doses [t Is sald by the police that Belek. iu cobjunction with Mrs Vzral, the wother of the girls, polsotied the gicls to obtain small sums of won ey for which their lives were lusured Nerth Dakotans Suffer Fuel Famine MINNEAPOLIS, Minn Jan Bb - Re ports of hgw North Dakota stood the cold wave of the last three days show What the suffering was great on account of lack of fuel The temperatures In North Dakota averaged 20 degrees be low zero, aud In nany towns slong the fine of the Great Northern railroad citizens were forcad to remalu fn bed all day to keep worm and had to burn up feucv® and outhouses to wake the tetnperainre of thelr homes bearable Cleveland Without Fuel or Light, COLEVELAND-.0. Jan. 5 With a cold wave hearing hy 0 ou the city, the forerunner of whi® Lins set in and which Is increasing in Kverity, Cleve Innd's netersl gee suppll Is complete Iy cut off aud the of homes are uoloatien, $y ALVA C. DINKEY, far, and with this to help ' Diokey aloug, Schwab and others whe have been against have found wat ters easy to pave the way for his elec tion Before to Eurvpe Curey told a” Pittsburg friend that this would te Lis last that Bad made enoiglh woney to take things easy and that's alist he would do Corey Kui iif year i pubic life, Lie ORBICULAR AT NEW ORLEANS. Well Flayed Horses Won Most of the Events at Falr Groands. NEW ORLEAAS Well play ed horses wou ost of the races at the Falr grounds ‘The wae a doe cutest between Urbicular, Mis sour! Lad aud St Valeotine all well backed, with Orbicular favorite Mis sourl Lad was the coutender and push ed Orbicular Lard the latter winning by a uuse The favorite was heaten In the frst Knighton had the call and was sent to the post at 11 to 53. Wooltessa, a 12 to 1 chauce, gout the purse, however after a driving tduoish with Duessa nnd Knlghtou only heads behind. Bummaries First Race - Wooltessa, ret; Duessa second; Kuightoun, third Second Race Lee, secoud; Tore. third Third Hace Colloguy, first Davey, secoud, De Ure third Fourth Hace -Orbicular, Orst: Mis sour! Lad, secuond: 3t Valentine, thind FUth Race linpertiuence, first: Fire Alarm, second; Lady Vimout, third Sixth Hace Adbell Grst; Lemen Girl, second; Scalplock, third Ina 5 fourth race Judge Andrew Mack at Frisco. BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6 —Despite unfavorable weather, there was & re spectable crowd at Osklaud Three favorites, two secoud choices and an outsider divided the honors Andrew and won Ly five lengths Queen's Hockey Team Beats Yale. PITTSBURG, Jan 5 --At the Du Quesue Gardens last uigut the Queen's university hockey team of Klugston Ont, defeated the Yale hockey team by a score of 1 to © Negro Lynched at Midway, Ala. BUFAULA, Ala, Jau B80 —A uwegro at Midway, Ala, Ly citizens who hung body with bullets. The uegru had only recently returned frow the peniten tiary, aud during the night he entered the routs of Miss Morrell King, Jdaugh ter of a Lauker at Midway, and grasp el her baud before she awoke Her screatns attracted the other lumates of the house, and the uekrv ran away Citizens lmimediately set out after the negro aud capture! bine. When brought to Midway he confessed, aud the lyuch ing followed Jalls Should Ue Barned, He Says MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jau 6 -Di Shirley Bragg, president of the Ala bama convict board A report says that humanity would Le best served (if every Jat the ‘Tt would more Letter.” he urges, to stake out with a ring about nb wikl animal (If to confine bl I places we call Jails, that with glith and disease and vermin of all Kinds | when | say that in wany jails wen and wWuoluen for means washing hands.” a iu stale were burned Le Linuane and far y prisoner hevk are reeking live with tell no secret without rewain onthe of their faces and Stagecoach Tappled Over AVALON coutaining teu persons toppled rogue a ol Cal, Jan O \ stagecoact precipitous mountain rn an Catalin sland, and five persons were Wing Aen of Grand Rag Janne { Hi njured but not seriously, ine isle nud J Mich, sud Mrs E. Ogden of Macon! Cr 1 sninell aud Detectives Cast’ Hew $30,000 PITTSBURG Judge Robert XN Frazer heard petition of Mrs Mary fees and sliwony from her husband Augustus Hartfe, the millionaire paper wanuracturer of this city. Mr. Hartje avers that her detective costs aloue are upward of $30,000. we lan. & Lhe big office Laillugs int center of L Las baen thie the dete fo representing ily se it des wad hie located for = {ler Lae of Professor Oxford tives say, Le was seehing lohiey froin Investors Ly that be had a w. whic derful chetnloal pro cutild wake damonds UUs stomes aud a patent ss eliy Lie aod other pre brick Ile arrest of Flower ends a chase by the detectives and authorities that carried thew through Mex tral America part of Canada, besides mans postal 0 Cen Sotth Awerica aud the United erations t is said points ig Ntuates Foti New York by feted Wollieh lost niahiey ed bail afte He was uider wing Lis op througl Yes [Hdd a whi h the ¥¥ i iely Flower jump iad ie May a Svoun buad He was traced to the ily of Mex Usntral Brazil, Moutreal NJ tient in jimi tu \inerica sud Paterson iy to this « When the flown Passal iy detect tliey 1 changed lu apy vly Usfund wld white beard Yes eventing itd that he ifaicw tual they could As spparvitiy a bLenavo Wule 8 long and, though the detectives of him. they tuade a mistake veillance for iy ran hia WHS = sCaq Fes Ine ketitivinau sgtiite Llu Professor vas teul who Lad ifraid kept bls ut plivtosraphis had fer sur wele thie 20 several dave before i the arrest custody Le | Dr Flower ell at the central statin identity No cvotuplaints Lave beet thiey When denied but Were willing to wake taken £ the m he was into bein sain titer hw the local authorities learned, frou victiin to Lis wiles Lien My oi BOMB SENT FOR A JOKE Dr. Gottlieb Accused of Attempting Rill His Vather-in-t aw NEW YORK Protesting he Lad sent au lufernal wa hine | Ply as a New joke, In | Adoipbl Gottlieb of 225 West Une Huu dred and Sixth street made a state tent to Inspector Mola lice headquarters regardiog his arrest on & charge of forwanliug a bowb to lls Wenlthy father in law, Morris Gluckman, a retired broker, living at 211 East Sixtieth street to Jan 5 that sin Yeir's Julius ighlin at po with Gluckinan bis misrriage the latter's daugliter Qve years ago { but deuled that he had any luteution of ujuring bl Io seadiug the cemtriv auce Although Dr. Gottlieb told the in Spector hie loved his wife and she still loved hi, Mrs. Gottlieb lu Yorkville | police court asserted she would stand by ber father “I've decided that my duty is to take my father's side of this affair she sald “I bave been hearlug al! sorts of reports about wy hustiand lately It was all a joke, a huge joke," Dir | Gottlieb told luspector McLaughlin It wasa't any Inferual wachine at all j aud couldn't possibly have harmed any Dionly Aud uelther did 1 mean Lar nor was any bar done. 1 sent the thing to wy futherin law as a New Years pruseut The bullet found in side the pipe 1 put there werely as a | were’ sie any To Enforce Japanese WASHINGTON, Jan & went of very { the United States courts ciscu a bill Treaty Lhe depart soul hike of Sau Fran asking the « 10 enforce the provisions of the exist ing treaty Loetween the United State aud Japan, which in effect vd guarantees to Japanese chil Justice will i in equity 11 is Ass Liv wl uf iwrded It th rights iu the State Aer that the the San Francisco school le the United children of bw 1 publi of as af AC 1 parents wii psistend veel Ww mo of board (un sey regating Japanese children is a viola tiv uf our File school trgaty with Japan to whict tuthoritivs arn chabile New Espedition bor Aretie Seas COPENHAGED Fhe wake of Orleans bas announced to bis friend here that be i ids to start 5 new oy pedition next spring the ship Bely 1 opts far proms hile Tau clinte ns 8 ast fF Galve dit Hangor Ploncer Dend BANGOR PP Tan Ket [ the | ' bat fo tors in A rica « dead at h Liste t the de Eagland Bangor WwW ra Stephen wre, aged] seventy nlue years X nitive of of vies] Ww { had HAAR years ". \ ve t rfosident Wenther Probabilities. Fair: porthiwest winds 8c Worsted Plaids, special 39 Black Panama $%¢ I'wo new reds in Broadcloth, Iwo new reds in Venetian. — CE, Sa January Hosiery Sale ; 5c Ribbed Hoslery Se, 5 pairs {ova £ Hoys' 18 to 22c Hibbed, exira Heavy pairs §1 06 1c Fleece Lined 9c or 3 Jerse to * ribbed corset cov ers made for 25e lic or 3 for Fatra Hk for 2% special quality — Buy Christmas Lost cuts no figure in the following * Wie auto Iie i9e $119 up to $1.26 now Opera Bags 25¢ each $150 Boxed Handkerchiefs 98c Ladies’ fancy hose supporters, worth = carfs now $100 auto scarfs pow $1.75 auto scarfs now Neckwear Soe, Boxed 2h¢ tie Persian Ribbons mow 4c. . 6 in. Plaid Ribbons now 38c ruchings six neck lengths, meee —— Globe Warehouse Talmadge Block, Elmer Avenne. Valley Phone. Decadence of Noses. When | was a girl the aristocratia nose was high, beautifully molded, at the tip standing well out from the face and not turned up. But now the fashion has completely changed. The pretty women one soes portrayed lo il lustrated papers and magazines very seldom bave much to speak of In the way of noses — The Throne, Their Only Value. “I've got at least six complete novels,” sald Woodby Riter, “which T bave written from time to time, and have never shown to a publisher. I've had them several years, and 3 belleve they're EKrowing more each year.” “I wouldn't be surpri “The price of pi She Was Suspicious. are interested In sel ence than they used to be. remarks & high authority. But it is quite possi ble to be welentific. A friend of FOU Into serious trouble by oo : pressing a fondness for ethyI"ydroxs de ng th hearing of his wile, whose appened w be Dora Londons People more too Gate 1 vpiniocn Advertise iu The Record Ey a, i , THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP or all Coughs and assists in J SH = ’ AN . arpeling Colds from the sys tem Uy gently moving th f tuweis A certain ¢ wh relied for croup and : . who ping ~cougt 5 Nearly all other cough cures are constipating especially the contairdng Oplahe Kennedy's Laxat Honey & Tar mores tha bowels cordaine po Opiates .
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