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THE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, SKIT. 22, 1011.
PREMIER STOLYPIN.
Whose Death Adds Another Vic
tim to Bullets of Assassins.
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FOR ASSISTING DEATH.
Inquest May Result In Holding Shaker
For Murder.
Tampa, Fin., Sept. 10. The little
town of St Cloud, near Klsslmmee, Is
today the scene of the final Inquest In
the ease of Sadlo Marchant, one of
the Shaker colony sect at Ashton Aug,
22. The Marchant woman, who was
very old and In the last throes of con
sumption, asked to be put out of the
way.
"Let me ko peacefully; assist me out
of life," she Is alleged to have said to
E. B. Gillette and Elizabeth Sears,
other members of the colony, who were
at her homo to aid her. They gave her
opiates. When she came out from
under the Influence the nest day she
asked again for death. And they gave
It to her through use of chloroform.
Several days passed before the news
leaked out. They were nrrested and
frankly told their part with simple
'directness. They did not see that they
had done any harm. They were held
by a justice of the peace for action, of
the grand jury, ball, for Gillette being
fixed at $5,000 and for the woman
52,000. Later the body of Sadlo Mar
chant was exhumed. The Intestines
and stomach were withdrawn and a
chemical analysis has been made to
ascertain what drugs may have been
given her.
RUSH TO CANADA TO VOTE.
Reciprocity Campaign Elections to Be
Held Thursday.
Halifax, N. S.. Sept. 10. The poli
tical campaign reaches Us climax to
day and tomorrow, and although both
sides claim to be sure of the people's
verdict the party managers have not
ceased their exertions. As a matter
of fact, the leaders of both parties are
anxious because of several elements
of uncertainty which prevail In Que
bec and the Martlme Provinces, and
and the most vlglrous campaign argu
ments are being resorted to by both
sides.
The party leaders have made ar
rangements whereby many Canadians
in New England and elsewhere In the
United States who are registered In
Canada will return to vote next
Thursday. It is said that fully 5,000
of these former residents will voto
in Quebec and the other eastern prov
inces. VOTE TO STRIKE AGAIN.
England's Railways Faco Another In
dustrial War.
London, Sept. 10. At a meeting of
union men nt the Abbey theater reso
lutions were passed favoring a na
tional strike of railway workers on
Sept. 20.
The executive officers of tho unions
employed on the Midland, tho Great
Northern, tho Great Southern and tho
Midland railways left for Ireland to
attend 'a meeting to be held at Dublin
to consider the question of a strike.
CZAR'S DAUGHTER MAY WED.
Approaching Betrothal to Bulgaria's
Youthful Heir Is Announced.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 10. Tho ap
proaching betrothal Is announced of
Prlnco Boris of Bulgaria, the heir ap
parent, to Grand Duchess Olga, the
eldest daughter of Emperor Nicholas.
Botli aro extremely youthful.
Prince Boris was born on Jan. 80.
180-1, while his fiance was born on Nov.
15. 1805. In view of their youth their
engagement promises to bo a long one.
ROBBERS BOLD IN MEXICO.
Spanish Merchants Flee When Zapa
tistas Sack a Town.
Monterey, Mcx., Sept 10. Advices
from points in tho state of Puebla
show that the Zapatistas aro increas
ing and becoming bolder in their oper
ations. More than 100 Spanish mer
chants fled to tho city of Puebla from
tho district of Acltlan, having been
forced to flee from their homes by the
Zapatistas.
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AID 10 REBELS
Story From Mexico Rile
Standard Oil Officer.
ONE RUMOR IS UNANSKEKi
H. C. Folgor, Jr., Secretary of tl.
Company, Falls to Dony State
ment of Negotiations For Lord
Cowdray's Oil Interests.
New York, Sept. 10.-n. C. Folper
Jr., secretary of the Standard Oil coai
puny, in reply tn a Washington ill.'
patch saying that Standard Oil was
negotiating to take over the oil hoM
Ings of Lord Cowdray In Mexico, alsc
intimating that John W. Gates had
previously acted as the Standard's
agent in this matter and that the
Standard had helped finance the
Mexican revolution, made this state
ment:
"In tho course of the late revolt
tion in Mexico tho Standard Oil com
pany had occasion to deny fully and
emphatically that it had ever contrib
uted In any way to tho revolutionary
cause. Now, In the face of recent re
iterations, it wishes to repeat its de
nial. In being revived tho Btory has
had an additional misstatement
tagged to it, .namely, that the Texas
company (an oil corporation identified
with the late John W. Gates) is a sub
sidlary of and owned and controlled
by the Standard Oil company. That
is absolutely untrue. Tho Standard
Oil company has no interest In the
Texas company, and any negotiations
Lord Cowdray may have had with .Mr.
Gates in respect to tho Pearson prop
ertles was of no concern to the Stand
ard Oil company.
The statement leaves unanswered
the report that negotiations between
the Standard Oil and Lord Cowdray
are now In progress for the taking
over of the Pearson .holdings in Mex
ico by the Standard Oil company.
TAFT TALKS ON WAR.
At Bay City He Urges Strong National
Defenses.
Bay City, Mich., Sept, lO.-It was
nearly midnight when President Taft
ended tho day that ho had begun at
Detroit at 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The president stopped off to say
a word of peace and arbitration to
Saginaw. He had a big crowd there
to greet him. Hero Mr. Taft shifted
suddenly from peace to war. lie
talked on the national militia.
"The Lord looks after children and
drunken men and tho United States.
We have put ourselves in that help
less category in tho past by what we
have done with our national defense.
Let us not keep our window open nt
night and our silverware exposed just
because we favor the abolition of bur
glary. I favor a policy of common
sense," he said.
It was 1 o'clock this morning before
the president's special loft hero for
Sault Ste. Marie, where he is to speak
this afternoon.
BOWERY STATESMAN DIES.
East Side Tammany Assemblyman
Will Be Missed at Albany.
New York, Sept. 10. Assemblyman
James Oliver "Paradise Park Jim-
mle" is dead. Some Tammany men
who had heard he was in the hospital
paid calls there, but other Wigman
men w,ere surprised that the white
haired statesman from tho third dis
trlct would not bo in his seat at Al
bany.
For yoars Oliver was the most pic
turesque legislator in Albany. He In
sisted nt all times on wearing the garb
of n statesman a high hat and a long
frock coat.
Oliver would .not take off his frock
coat when tho thermometer was at 02.
LAMBERT DEFENDS ACT.
Parson Who Married Astors May Bo
Disciplined by Church.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 10. The ac
tion of Rev. Joseph Lambert, n Con
gregational minister 'of this city, in
marrying Colonel John Jacob Astor
and Miss Madeline T. Force, was dis
cussed at n meeting of the Providence
Congregational ministers. It was de
cided to leavo the matter In tho hands
of a commltteo of three, who will re
port at the next meeting of tho State
Society of Congregational Ministers
on Oct. 10.
Mr. Lambert spoke briefly in de
fense of his act.
Dead at Age of 110.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 10. Judy
Ann Young, a one time slave, is dead
here, aged 110. She was born in Vlr
glula. TALE OF THE WEATHER.
Observtttlons of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 p. m. yesterday follow:
Temp. Weather.
New York 70 Clear
Albany GO Clear
Atlantic City... CO Clear
Boston 04 Cloudy
Buffalo 7-1 Clear
Chicago 7'2 Cloudy
St Louis 7i Cloudy
New Orleans... 80 Cloudy
Washington .... 01 Clear
MISS MATHILDE MOISAHT
Avlatress Holding Altltucio Rec.
ord For Women at 2,500 Feet.
19U, by American Presi Association
RODGERS TO TRY AGAIN.
Third Aviator In Cross Country Flight
Not Discouraged After Fall.
Middletown. N. Y.. SeDt. 10. With
his Wright living machine, which was
smashed when he fell thirty feet in
It, 'completely dismantled and the un
derground parts laid aside for use in
putting together nnother machine.
Calbraith P. Itodgers, who started
from Sheepshead Bay Sunday, Is wait
ng for news from the Wright com
pany which will determine when hp
can resume his flight.
The broken machine was removed tn
the special train which follows the
flier and lie. with his cousin. Lloiiton
ant John Itodgers, United States navy.
onueveral mechanicians were busj
taking tho wrecked machine anart.
S. I. Dekraft, Itodgers' manager, stated
that the parts for the- machine ought
to arrive hero late today, and if so
Kodgers could resume his flight to
morrow. FAMOUS HOTEL BURNS.
The Rooks Near West Point Totally
Destroyed.
Highland Falls, N. Y., Sept. 10.
The Rooks, part of the property of the
estate of tho iato Colonel Caleb Huss
of the southern confederacy, was
totally destroyed by fire that started
In the kitchen.
There were few guests in the hotel,
though had it been a cadet hop night
tho place would have been crowded,
for it Is here that most of the guests
for the ncadomy balls put up.
EXPECTS COTTON TO GO UP.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Urges
Growers to Hold Crop.
Austin, Tex.. Sept. 10. E. R. Keene.
state commissioner of ngriculture. has
Issued an address to Texas cotton
growers calling upon them to hold
their cottou until tho price reaches
15 cents per pound. Ho says that the
crop is short and this fact, together
with the demand for the staple justi
fies a llfteeu cent price.
Big Fire In Rio Janeiro.
Rio Janeiro, Sept. 10. The National
Printing works were destroyed by
fire and other valuable property was
burned. The damage Is estimated at
$5,000,000.
Weather Probabilities.
Increnslng cloudiness, probably fol
lowed by showers this afternoon or
nlght; Wednesday fair and cooler.
PROTECT GUNNERS' EARS.
Navy Looking For Guard to Soften
Terrific Concussion.
An exhaustive study is being mc.de
by tho medical corps of the navy to
devise means of protecting the hearing
of American sailors from the disas
trous effects of gunfire. Ear safe
guards used in foreign navies aro be
ing compared with similar devices now
supplied to American seamen, and It Is
expected that n protector shortly will
bo evolved that will adequately resist
tho terrific concussion of the big guns.
Tho oubject is being Investigated by
Dr. E. M. Shlpp of the naval medi
cal corps.
Tho oar protectors now used aro fill
ed with cotton. Tho great shock from
one of tho mammoth guns is likely
to rupture an eardrum and produce
deafness at once unless tho dellcato
organ ia properly protected; also It
ta feared that tho constant firing of
tho small arms, such as tho servlco
rifle, may gradually produco tho same
effect.
Mads Her Own 8hroud.
Mrs. Lucy S. Illckey, aged 104, who
dlod In Gloucester, Mass., was buried
In a shroud which she made for her
self fifty years ago, A brother, nged
107, attended tho funeral.
A Blind Hunter.
Though totally blind, Paul w. Plow
ereo of New London, Mo., la an en
thusiastic fox hunter and ,ia president
of the Fox Hunters' association of
Italia county.
DIGNITY and
CONFIDENCE
It Is wonderful what an
amount of dignity and confi
dence one gets from the fact
that he has a growing bank ac
count'. The possession of mor
ey you have earned and saveo.
yourself makes you Independent
mentally as well as In regard to
material things.
Become a regular depositor In
a good, strong, growing insti
tution like the
Houesdale Dime Bank
We will help you with three
per cent. Interest. Each now de
positor Is presented with a use
ful, as well as ornamental house
hold bank.
We make a specialty of loan
ing money to Wayno county peo
ple. Business accounts solicited.
Call and see us or you can do
your banking with us by mall.
Write and we will tell you
how.
JOS. A. FISCH, Cashier.
E. C. MUMF0RD, President.
Roll of
AtterMon is called totne STRENGTH
of the
The FINANCIEIt of New York
City has published u ROLL OP
HONOR of the 11,470 State Banke
and Trust Companies of United
States. In this list the WAYNE
COUNTY SAVINGS HANK
Stands 38th in the United States
Stands iOtli in Pennsylvania.
Stands FIRST in Wayne County.
Capital, Surplus. $527,342.88
Xotal ASSETS, $2,951,048.26
Honesdale. T&.. December 1, Idly
You need the "Stickley-Brandt
Catalogue" to keep posted
on furniture styles.
Only $1.60
For this Box Seat Dinlns Room Chair
In the Oolden Quartered Oak; hand-made
open cane seat Shaped banister back.
A strictly hlch-erade Dininir Chair that
always retails In stores for 12.00 each.
Six Chairs carefully packed and
shipped, freight charges prepaid,
for $9.60.
Why not buy from the manufac
turers same as dealers do? Send
today forour"SatisfactlonFumiture
at Factory Prices" catalog. It's'ifree.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
DR. E. F. SCANLON,
Only Permanent Resident Specialist In
Seranton.
TEN YEARS' SUCCESS IN THIS CITY.
CURING VARICOCELE
vitality and destroys the
elements ui iiiunnoon. i
dally demonstrate that
Varicocele can be posl-
1 1 vpl V Ml rprt vlfirtM lha
organs belns mutilated:
they are preserved and
st rone tUenod; pain
ceases almost Instantly;
swelling soon subsides;
healthy circulation 1 s
rnnlrilv rp-patflhllflhnH
Ilr. E. K. Scanlon,
and every part ot the Varicocele Special-
disease Is thoroughly re
stored, a written guarantee with every case
I accept. Write Ifyou cannot call.
can be arraneed.
Office Hours; 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., and 3 U
s p. m.; Sundays, 12 to 1 p. m.
Offices 3 Linden St., 6CRANTON, PA.
(Opposite Postotilce.)
Wo print circulars.
We print letter heads.
Wo print candidates' cards.
Wo print bill heads.
Wayne County
Sails Sank
CAN BE HEARD 12 MILES.
Electrio Horn Will Be Installed on
Angel Island.
Tho time when a ship will bo wel
comed twelve miles out at sea by
national nlrs, popular tunes and per
haps eventually phonographic records
bellowed from gigantic foghorns seems
not far distant.
rieasetl with the harmonious tooting
of electric automobile horns, Lieu
tenant Commander William A. Moffat,
lighthouse Inspector of the California
district, made inquiries as to the pos
sibility of making a similar horn- for
lighthouse service to (eplnec the dis
mal blare of tho foghorns now in use.
He learned that one rnnM nri
which would be heard at he Farralon4!
islands, twentv-threo mlina nnf nf con
As n sample, however, he decided to
oruer ono with a twelve mile range.
It will be installed immediately on
Blunts point, Angel island.
Attracting Attention.
"They say she attracted no end of
attention on tho beach."
"She did. Her bathing suit came al
most down to her ankles, and every
body wondered what for.' Detroit
Free Press.
On the Trail of tho Motor.
"You say he's a professional man?"
"Yes."
"But I thought ho followed motorcar
racing?"
"lie does. He's a doctor." Toledo
Blade.
A Singer.
A happy little vocalist,
Reversing human lot,
The cricket kicks when making song;
The audience does not.
New York Sun.
Hopeful.
"She won't let me kiss her."
"Then why do you keep hanging
around her?"
"Well, she lets mo try." Kansas
City Journal.
Piles! Files! Piles!
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It ab
sorbs the tumors', allays itching at once,
acts aa a poultice, gives Instant relief.
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment Is pre
pared for Piles and ltchlnj? of the private
parts. Druggists, mall 60c and $1.00.
WILLUMS MFG. CO.. Props., Cleveland, Ohle
FOR SALE BY
O. O. J AD WIN.
W. C. SPRY
AUCTIONEER
HOLDS SALES ANYWHERE
IN STATE.
To Clean
CL01
OUT
SUMMER
MENNER & GO. Keystone Stores.
Consisting of Made Up Goods for Ladies,
Juniors and Misses. Wash Tailor Suits,
Newest Styles. House Dresses, Wrappers &
Kimonas, White Lawn and Marquisette One
Piece Dresses.
Kimona Shirt Waists and High and Low
Neck Waists. Long Coats in Light Weight
Wool, Pongee and Linen. Separate Skirts and
Jackets will be sold low to close out all re
maining stock.
MENNER & 0.
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JOSEPH N. WELCH
Fire
Insurance
The OLDEST Fire Insurance
Agency in Wayne County.
Office: Kpnnnd flnnr fnonn!n rintlri
ins. over (!. Ci. .Tnrlwi n'fl rimer olnra
Honedale. ' 9
M. LEE BRAMAN
EVERYTHING IN LIVERY
Buss for Every Train and
Town Calls.
Horses always for sale
Boarding and Accomodations
for Farmers
Prompt and polite attention
at all times.
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