e Valley Record MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1907. ] to your measure $18 up. the Tailor.” ost blush to say it—but “win- 8 10 be lingering in the lap ”» ble dressmaking done by “and Bisson at 110 Hospital Valley phone 244y. 247-26t borough council wil} bold a Carey has moved his office it rooms over [ke Samuels lire requested to meet at esday evening, March 12, be initiation after which ill be served. Westbrook of Maple the icy widewalk in ¢ yesterday forenoon § {Malian Whose Leg Was Crushed OFF | in the Sayre Yards, Died at the Hos- | pitai This Moroing. Salvatore Caruso, the Italian labor- | er whose right leg was rightfully | ‘crushed by being run over by a Le- | ‘high Valley yard engine on Friday H night, died this morning at & o'clock | 1 at the Packer hospital. Caruso was | Iso badly injured about the head and i as unable to stand the shock. The | eg was amputated at the Knee and | for a time the physiclans had hopes | WashingMachines § Wringers _ Mops, Mop Sticks s | Wash Boards Wash Benches A Full Line of Everything for Wash Day. : ‘that he would be able to recover but | § stated The body was removed to J. | d W. Grumme's undertaking rooms and | ie country about eight months ago and secured employment of the Le- 18 survived by his father and mother Hd who reside in ftaly. and also one’ M death ensued this morning as above! iprepared for burial. Caruso came to ff high. He was about 21 years old and ‘brother, who Works in Sayre. The! completed. BAD HAMBURG STEAK SICKENED WHOLE FAMILY. | ‘Doctor Called Early in the Mornlog | hold YW ho Were Suffering From Plo. | maine Polsoning. § Yesterday morning Dr. M. C Hun- | ter was called to the residence of i ry - ‘Dubols Bell corner of Keystone aven- | Great results frem Record Want Ads {Je and Lake street, to attend six mem Lent is over half gone. ‘had become ill presumably from hav- ing eaten hamburg steak at the Sat- | urday evening meal. The family con- | sists of Mr. and Mr= Bell, their two | isons, Howard and Desmond, their! daughter, Mrs. Clara Harrington, and | her daughter, Cecil. Hamburg steak | had been prepared for supper. but | The employes of the Lehigh Valley Mrs Harrington's little girl did not | In this section will receive their eat any of the meat The remaining | monthly pay checks on Friday next {members of the household, however, | ipartook of the steak, but ncthing more was though of it until about two lo'clock yesterday morning when all) were taken violently sick, with the Modjeska at the Loomis tomorrow evening. It will soon be time to celan up the alleys and back yards James, better known as “Coxey” Olendorf of Athens, has accepted a position as bar{ender at Hill & Bel- dames T. Haviland Charged With Em. bexzlement By the Firm of H. A. Kaufman & Co, James Haviland, who describes him- self on his letteé* heads as a ‘stock specialist,” and who has his office at under arrest at-Scrantou, Pa, on the charge of embezzlement. It is alleg- ed that he has appropriated to his The most of this money was receiv- ed through the brokerage firm of H A. Kaufman & Co, of Scranton. H A. Kaufman up until a short time ago Was carrying on his stock buying operations in this vicinity It was that the money had been invested in copper, and Haviland had paid dividends on the money rodeliv- ed up to several days ago. He then aotifled his clients that he would have fo have $20 extra on each $100 paid him, and asx a result he was asked ifo come to Scranton, and then arrest- supposed the hands of this “stock specialist” will come out is uncertain. Proba- money, and It is another example of £ abroad for quick returns will then know what is being done with it SIXTY TON CAR OF COAL CRASHED THROUGH TRESTLE. —— =Car Which Trestling— Miraculous Escape Death. Was Too Heavy for From Monroeton was the scene of a ser- fous accident Saturday evening, and as a result John McClure, a well- known Towanda railroad man lies at his mother's home in the Kuykendall block, on North William street, in a precarious condition A Bernice branch fright train, in charge of conductor B. F Dunfee, was switching some coal cars onto the SATURDAY NICHT Mis Remains Were Brought Mere Yes- terday and the Funeral Wil Prob. ably Be Held Tomorrow. John Kelley, the former Sayre resi- dent whose serious {liness was men- tioned In Saturday's issue of The Ree- ord, died at the county farm at Bur- | iington at 10:38 o'clock Saturday | 9 night, after a long iliness. The re- | MN) 2 mains were brought to Sayre yester- | day and the funeral will probably be | held tomorrow morning The busi- | ness men willl circulate a subscrip- | meet the expenses of giving the de- | ceased a christian burial | John Keiley had of Sayre many years in Ireland 72 Mattresses. 205 Desmond street ~~. + 7.0 CY been a resident He was Lorn Years ago and came to! ho) 5 PA) (8 ~N Comfortable Furniture You will find at- tractive pieces for every room in the house among this collection, what you lack in assort- ment will be more than made up in price, for we are de- termined to make a prompt clearance of all small lots. Springs and Valley Phone 191 a this country when a young man. He learned the mason’s trade and worked | here for years for the Lehigh Valley At one time he had acquired conwid- | "erable money but reverses came, fol- | lowed by a breaking down of his | health, und he was forced to spead his | declining diys at Burlington He survived by his wife and several | grown up children. | The man who HEEDS experience is | NOW. FOUR TRACKS FINISHED. | L. V. Rallroad Has Up-to-Date Sys. | tem krom Easton to Bethlehem. | The Lehigh Valley Railroad has a | large number of men employed in | BENTLEY CREEK SUFFERED preparing the roadbed for the_four- SEVERE FIRE ON SUNDAY, track system which the company is] sm—— inauguraating between South Bethle- hem and Chain Dam. [It is the com- pany’s intention to extend the sys- tem to Easton, providing the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company removes its obstacle at Chain Dam. This week, Idestructive fire earls it Is sald, the Lehigh Valley purchas- | orning dwelling ed about nine acres of land along the | storage ice house, barn and tracks between the Saucon Creek and sheds ex-Sheriff 8 F the old Koch farm at the first CUrve | Robinson of Athens. and barns owned below East Freemansburg. The tract |), William Baldwin and Willlam Wig belonged to H R. Knecht and the gten were burned Freeman estate. Eight acres were | The fire was 4 bought from Mr. Knecht, for which | 5'clock in the morning in a shed or ite the Robinson property while | The Baldwin and Wigsten barns next Three Barns, a Dwelling and Cold Storage Plant Destroyed. The village of Bentley Creek in Ridgebury township, was visited by a on Sunday A plant, belonging house, cold io discovered about house on the neighborhood of $10,000 the Freeman estate sold its ground the The $300 or $400 it is sald. This ac- {about $4.000 bevond the caught blaze loss will be for insurance bach’s cafe | exception of the little girl who had pockets at Cranmer & Musselman's | quisition of ground gives the railroad enogh space to move the {which is small I'he people of Bent takes a policy in The time to net Is == | The SNOW: DELAYS BURIAL i ty Panic Narrowly \vert4d During Acels dent to a Funeral Procession. Stroudsburg, Pa —Two funeral par ties had thrilling experiences Thurs day on account of snowdrifts that are making travel dangerous. A panic was narrowly averted near McMicha- eel'd, when the hearse carrying “the body of Mrs Walter J Bond was up- set and thrown into the snow. When the party arrived at the home of Mra Bond's parents, at McMichael's, a hasty examination showed that every- thing about the coffin was intact, and that had not been dis- turbed . I'he hearse wax abandoned aud the ‘coffin placed on a sled and taken to the corpse [not eaten any of the meat. The sick Empire lodge No. 32 M. P. A. of | eople grew worse so rapidly that jt South Waverly will change their meet- ing nights from Wednesday evening to Thursday evening, beginning March 14th ’ ed due to the serious illness of Mrs Gardner's and Miss Fleming's moth- or 257-1 Attorney Paul E Maynard has sold saddle horse to Elmira parties, the sale having been effected on Satur- day afternoon. Willian Donahue, who has been tending bar for Hill & Belbach for yard, and Brakeman McClure was qn | car of coal which was being push- : {ed up the incline track. Almost with- {company i {Freeman station building further back | in order to make room for an addi- Creek by the manner in which the fire quick-| woman ley are considerably mystitied (the home of the father of the : Edward Kresge. The Hy spread from one bullding to anoth- not he will nterred until nex {was finally decided to send for Dr | Hunter. The physician stated that ithe Hamburg steak of which the fam- {ily had eaten caused the sickness, {which showed symptoms of ptomaine poisoning, Despite the fact that all were suf- fering from considerable nausea no serions consequences followed and today they have fully recovered lout warning the trestle guve way and the big car with Its 60 tons of coal {went down with the wreckage. Me- {Clure was caught between the timbers and that he escaped instant death is {truly a miracle He was removed {from the wreckage in an unconscious condition and for a time it was {thought he would not live an hour | McClure was brought to his home lin Towanda and Dr S. Mf Woodburn, who attended him, found his head badly Injured, and that he also suf- [fered from internal injuries. the ex- tent of which cannot yet be ascer- Forrestry—- {tained Sunday night he had recover {ed sufficlently to tell what caused the accedent, which Is substantially as Ladies’ Library Club. Tomorrow is Forrestry day. In "the club, with the following excellent | program Faper—Pennsylvania Mrs. Bishop Reading—Forestry results In Ger- tonal track, and still gives space be- | hind the station for a siding. It may | be that the rallroad company will be! obliged to excavate the mountainside : for a distance of several hundred | yards from ‘he station past the Lehigh | river bridge to a point close to East | Freemansburg In order to locate the public highway further back The company also trying to buy the house and lot of Sydney Miller, abut. ting the rallroad at East burg Miller last J He asked nearly | property for $300 three times that amount when ap- | proached by representatives of the | ralirosd company i is Freemans- year bought the er i The funeral party accom {the body of the infant child ol ELL ME NOT IN iand Mrs Stewart Felker tc theAppon- POLISH NUMBERS. | *!! Church had a severe experience. gv | Bag roads cause the sleigh contaln- Modjeska, the famous traged- ‘UF the Rev. Mr. Musselman to upset. . is the heroine of many amus-|'"® Occupant headforemost into a big ing stories | snowdrit® at Mme ienne Once, when she was vis- iting a friends sation turned native Poland house, the conver- the of her and she spoke enthus- | Is something wrong? Usually it's {the stomach. Use Cascasweet and put the stomach right, and the sun- [shine will return to the baby's face. Cascasweet Is best for babies and children. 50 doses 25 cents. Sold by ©. M. Driggs. Drugs ET —— to subject fastically of its musical language and its beautiful and pathetic ballad poe try The other guests finally asked her to recite a specimen of Polish verse and she Twice consented she | Application to Amend Charter. some time, has resigned the position and will go on the road as a travel- imany. A lesson for America In the {economies of timber—Mrs. A. H. Saw- stated above el her and she ———— TARDY TEARS FOR MOTHEK. broke down. At {third attempt, however, she found some Burglar Weeps Only When It i« Evi. thing in which she was quite at howe, lng salesman for James Bennett, the The Daughters of tended the funeral of the late Elmer E Kirkland in a body. The deceased the fact that the Pocohontas branch of the order attended the funeral was fuadvertently omitted audience when she appefirs al the telle Unusual Interest in Modjeska Farewell In the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County Paper—Insects that infest our fruit {and shade trees—Miss Harrington Humorcus Reading—Selections from “My Summer in a Garden "~—Mre Bon- foey Music arranged by Misses Heavener land Holt. All interested in Forestry lare cordially Invited to be present. | time The visits of this renowned | . I the have IMrs. Hayden, Chairman : 5 } i jamong the brightest and most mem- Governor Stuart Signed Bill, jorable of the theatrical No one who admires the in drama and who recognizes artistic worth will be absent from the Loomls opera house tomorrow evening when Mme. Helena Modjeska, appearing iu “Macbeth,” will play here for Ye last beat actress past heen events past deat lle Is Golng to Jail Norristown, Pa —Sylvester Walsh was convicted Thursday of burglar- izing the stammer huuse of Clay Kem- seven years iu the penitentiary by | Judge Swartz. Walsh coadiucted his OWL Case Before passing sentence Judge ! Syartz asked Walsh if he had any- i [years Her coming has always Leen Governor Stuart has approved the thing to say Yes, your Honor, replied the pris-| Notice Is hereby given that an ap- plication will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County jon the first day of April, A. D, 1907, : [at 2 o'clock p. m., for the approval and [zrantiug of certain amendments to [the Charter of “ST. JOHN EVANGELL. (CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH,” of Sayre |Hradford ¢ouity, Pennsylvania, ax storm | sel forth in the petition n file in sald Court; + provisions of the Abt Aseembly of the Common- : ed Her volce rose and fell though unintelligible eloquence her gestures were now of pathos exulta Her Ing moods were translated to her aud new of tion, now of gullet hummer Vary fence with such power and vididness that |t stiles The of applause was swaved alteruatelhy to and tears recitation ended amid a specifically When the cheers subsid asked her the name of the piece she had recited. Modjeska | thereof: ed, sume one agreeably fof © neral Loomis tomorrow evening. On Satur- | ! : day evening at eight o'clock only a [Joint resolution of the State Legiala. few scattered seats remained unsold | ture authorizing the Adjutant Gener- and the chances are that they are all | * o Ty foe the ansiortation of 1 . surviviors of Pennsylvania Volunteers os of by this tUme, ito Petersburg, Va, to attend the ded- The ten-days-old son of Mr and | lcation of the monument erected by Mrs. Carl Ryan of No. 110 Bensley |Porular subscription to the men of street, dled yesterday at 11:20 o clock the regiment This monument was The funeral was held this afternon |*T®¢!'®d through the efforts of the reg- at one o'clock from the home of the | imental ascociation, which is almost dead child's parents, the remains be- | #XTlusively composed of Schuylkill ing taken to Tioga Point for inter- |Cvuntians. It will dedicated oun ment. [May Ist be I Held Yesterday. Orders have been Issued by the of- | Funeral Held Yesterday ficlals of the Lehigh Valley raliroad | Sompuny which Willin the futur pro killed 10 the Erie rail ag hibit the Turrylug of material And | rds at Buffalo on Thursday last supplies on passengers trains. Here- | was held from the home of his broth- tofore it has been customary lor | in-law. Thomas Dunkley of Spring workmen when cilled to some bolt} i cet yesterday afternoon, the Iev. along the line to take with them ony F. Warner. pastor of the Metho- A Passenger train the necessary UP- | jist church, officiating. The remains plies, but now this i« to he Prohibited, py taken to Tioga Polut cemetery axcept: in Asen of extreme uecessity interment J. W. Grumme had when they will be permitted to SMP | harge of the arrangements material on local passenger trains on- | ty and then not to exceed 150 pounds. | The funeral of John R. Tichnor,! Contractors who want to construct 1 sewer In Sayre have been here in treat numbers during the past few days. The contract of course has not Many of the friends and neighbors! of Mrs. Louisa Ruger gathered at the | homie of her grand daughter. Mrs. jug let as yet, but from appearances Fred Hartman on South Elmer aven-| ne council will not experience any Be Avenue Saturday atfernoon (0 help’ gimeyity in securing a firm to do the celebrate her 77th birthday. Many to. ork kens were left showing the high es- | teem in which she is held. Refresh-’ which the ~ Grandma Pianos Where to Find Them. and Organs are sold on Easy | at the D, in Ways satisfied the most exacting, be- they were carried out in ac- vain Cause by the actress’ splendid in- This year Modjeska's admir- no less pleased than in this being her final tour of America, she has taken espec- lal pains that the hnpression that she has always created shall be no less | favoroable than when she had the strongest companies that ever sup- ported her and, from a scenle stand- point, her productions are as complete and handsome as any ever given the great plays of Shakespeare and Schil- ler. In this city, as in all other where | Modjeska is a favorite, there {s un- concealed sorrow that she Is to retire to private life. In order to show the | depth of thie regret and the height of | the esteem in which she is held, the- | playgoers will see that this perform- | ance is a testimonial of the w and most pronounced kind tellect ers will the past because be armest | | | | “Jack the Huger” Abroad. Bloomsburg, Pa. —The town of | Catawigsa Is suffering from a “Jack | the Hugger” epidemic, although none of the girls of the place will confess fo having been hugged by Jack. A! mysterlous man has made a practice of peering Into the facts of girls and Women are now afraid to leave thelr hoviea after nightfall without an es- cort. The man also peeps curiously homes, {laughed heartily, “I am sorry to have {deceived you sald. "The fact is trick I plead for clemency” she Why should mercy be shown you, In face of the verdict and the convine luquired my memory played [could not remember slugle one of the ballads | know, and 1 thad to give you some sort of a recita me a a used to the Judge | For the sake of my dear mother, [tion as a Inst resort. | who is past SO years of age, and is an [Mumbers in Polish from one to two inmite of the Aged Women's Home Nuodred and Afty ta Germantown,” came the tearful an- Ewer MUSICIAN STRANGELY MISSING, “lI am sorry for your mother, but you should have thcugth of her be- fore. You should have thought of the forrow you would visit upon her gray head ‘ before you committed highway robbery in Philadelphia” Prof. Schmidt's Lost Fear Life In Freak Blizzard. Relatives Pa - 3105 Pittsburg, Professor i Schmidt, of Center {prominent musician and music ler, has Carl Aveliue, a teach Tuesday searching been TWO HAVE THRILLING RIDE. Man and Woman Cling to Rall of Ves. tibale Car for Eight Miles. Wilkes-Barre, Pa —An unidentified man and woman had a thrilling ride clinging to the handrails and the gteps of a vestibuled car on the Phila- (der and lightning, which broke over deiphia express on the Pennsylvania [the city Tuesday evening Rallroad Thursday night between! He ta the home Nanticoke and this city {of a pupll, but never arrived They sprang aboard at Nanticoke | os the train started, but could not at-| For weak kidneys and lame back tract the attention of any one in the "®¢ DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder vestibuled car, and had (0 cling as Pills. Best for lumbago, rheumatism the train rushed eight miles through | And bladder troubles. Sold by C. M the bitter cold night alr to this city | Driggs, Druga. The tower operator at Nanticoke saw i them and telegraphed to the South! EXposure Brings en Rheumatism, Wilkes-Barre operator, who stopped Palatal In its liam Tor, Yitenly the train, The two were numb with [acted When you feel the first pain cold and badly frightened and had to {in the muscles, the slight stiffness be - {in the joints take Bloodine. it acts : Immediately on the Blood and Neryes, a ; cure Rheumatism, ~~ |bowever severe. Sold by CO. M -. on missing evening and the police for him, his believing that dead Schinidt lef | his home just a few minutes before ithe freakish snow storm which many by its {and strange accompaniments of thun since are relatives Professor {he is ter. rorized people violence was to have gone wen lt! of Pennsylvania approved [Apri Lith, 1505, relating to the lamendment of church charters, and [to the provisions of the "Corporation |Act of 1574" and its supplements, | LAWS & WINLACK, | $-11-18-25 Solicitors. ERS FURNITURE. HOSPITAL | Upholstering and Refinishing. Aud general repairing of all kinds J. P. OTTARSON, Manager. Cor. Penn'a. and Broad Streets. Waverly, N. Y. \is i Mar Kusper Nrothers Dining and Lunch Rooms are always supplied with the best In the warket and served in good style. It Is our endeavor to make you comfortable and happy. We sollelt your patronage ASPER BROTHERS, 110 and 226 Desmond St, 8
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