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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1905. THE STATESMAN AND THE WORKMAN BOTH ARE VICTIMS OF CATARRH mm unsr WESTERN NEW YORK HAPPENINGS Of MUCH INTEREST THE NEW YORK CENTRAL I Mi AND PENNSYLVANIA. IN MANY PLACES. ITEMS Of NEWS FROM TOWNS IN ''L 'fir WILL ADD TO ITS NEW YORK-BUFFALO SERVICE Commencing May 14th. "THE WOLVERINE LIMITED" fiEWS Special Correspondents.

.9:55 P.M. .8:00 A. M. Leave Buffalo Arrive New York (DAILY.) THE SECOND EMPIRE Leave New York 2:30 P. M.

Arrive Buffalo 1 1:30 P. M. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Union Ticket Office and Bureau of Information 377 MAIN Eagle. ticket office, mt mih btrkkt, EIX1COXX SQUARE WABASH crrr To" -S Leave TRAINR. Arrfre Leave Buftau Arrive PM PS AM I ft a I.M l.

T.ao 6.15 W.BASH N. Y. C. Blaci Niagara 8.38 ISO 7.S1 I.Ot "i.a 10.03 1 44 9.1SX 141! 10. r.is rJ Arrive Drmorr I.H1CAOO 8t.

8.04 Leave Lovis. Kaksas Crrr All Trains Dally. Col. Henry Loomls, Wlnfleld, Lieut, of Co. 64th Vol.

Lieut. Col of 154 N. Y. and Capt. of Co.

2nd Regt. K. N. is now Commander of Sherd No. 85, G.

A. Dept of Kas. He was for years connected with the Santa Fe R. was a member of the first board of trade established In his city and has filled several positions of honor and trust In his community. Regarding the famous catarrh remedy, Peruna, Col.

Loomls writes: l.li I.U 7 001 1 1 AM a cairn, wi fwt tmk itt, r. MO. City fMNfir PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Vutlbuled Trains between Buttalo ana PltU-Burg. Through Vsstlbul. Trains bf ttm Buffalo, Philadelphia.

Bal- tlmor. and Washlnatoa. Scbcdul. la Kflac: NovemlMr II. 1914.

VIA ULJJ'ALO A.N Au.auo.N'&l VALLEY DIVISION. Trains Itar and antra Exchange Strwt Station as follows; Lt. Buffalo. Ar. Buffalo.

am Corry. Oil City. :10 pm and Pittsburg. Through Pullman -brollr buffet parlor car. 10 am PHILADELPHIA-WASH- 7:8 pa INGTON DAT EXPRESS.

Through Testlbule train. Pullman parlor car. P. R. R.

cafe car, and coach b-tween Buffalo and Wash tngtoa. Pullman parlor ear and coach between Buffalo and Philadelphia. em PHILADELPHIA-WASH- 7:3 US INGTON NIGHT EXPRESS. Through Testlbule train. buf- fet sleeping car and coach WtWfMt Buffalo aaa Washington Fullmii erawlng room, sleeping car and roach between Buffalo and Philadelphia.

Uao pm HaTTllle, Corrj. oil Cltr, 7:00 ua and Pittsburg. Through Pullman sleeping car. Local trains leav. and arrlr.

BUFFALO aa follows: 1:05 am Brocton A (-com im "I have been a sufferer from nasal catarrh for several years. "I have been treated by physicians and used various remedies, with no favorable results. "I was tdrlset te try Ptruna, ai after raJkfsg tkrte bottle, I was completely cared of my ailment, "From my own experience with this medicine, I can recommend Peruna as an efficient catarrh remedy to anyone similarly afflicted." PM PM 7.00 7.M l)Cf-OT Dipor Rots. 4 Falls 7.17 t.W 0. 40 11.14 11.00 I OS 11 lo.uoi (.16 AM I PM norma.

aal Tlr k.t AfMt, KILL1T, Oral if! rtM'r BITFAIA X. T. "Amarlca'a Qruw d.m JpLWYORK 4. HUDSON RIVER R. R.

THE SEX-TRACK TRUNK UNE. VIA NIAGARA FALLS. Kxchanr. St. Station ArrlTa.

pm J.00 Short 1:50 am East.ru Express .4:15 pm Accommodation pm JS Th. New Yorker :30 pm Accommodation :45 am I 1:00 pm. Stat. 4:46 pm New York Express sm I pm. Accommodation.

am Am. Express uin Accommoaat on Pm Accommodation :20 pm Y. a Detroit Special. 3:00 I 3:1 A P. I.lmlt.H 7:15 pm N.

Y. Boton Ex 6l am 1:00 pm Buffalo Soeclal 7:15 am N. Y. 1:11 pm 8:40 am Southwestern Special 8:55 am 11:20 pm Limited Fast Mall 7:10 pm Trains to Nlsgara Palls :50. IM, 0:00, "10:25, "11:35 A.

"11:20, "12:50. 1:10. "2:00, "8:25, "4:25. "4:50. "5A 8:15.

"11:06. "11:56 P. M. To Lockport 16:55, A. ni.JO P.

M. I To Lwlston LACKAWANNA Tick -efflC llLlli fcU-wtl, 4buic SquSST nd ticket Ota Hook Main trMt. Ifect July 25, 2SM. I Lv.Buf. lAr.N.Y.

V.w Vnrk A "2:45 am! 3:25 pra pa 6:50 am :45 am Ecranton Accommodation. am Lackawanna Limited Groveland Accommodation. New York Express New York Limited New York "Th. Owl" 9:30 am 4:00 pm 6:30 pm 8:45 pm pm 10:45 am Daily, Dally, except Sunday. Sleeper opens 9:30 P.

M. on "Owl." Reservation thirty daye In advance. Telephone-Bell, fieneca 4J01. Frontier 80O1. Pullman and dining ears oa all through trains.

JRlCHTfMN GMISIi "The Niagara FaU Routt." CITY TXCKET OFFICE. 877 Slain Street, Telephone i Bell, 8en.es 785 Fronliar 4108. Trains leave and arrive Exchange Street Depot In effect Mot. SI, 190 (East. Time) Ar.

Brni St. Thorn m. Detrott. Toteda Bay 3 10 1 1 16 lit 7.MUI 7.SC PM 1.10 IM 1ta.ni(l. RAtile Crck.

aalamaztx. 7.00 1.UUt Ntlcw. MiUtfran City, CbiLOso, and eater ii poinu (Trains marked pate Niagara Fall.) Bt. Thomai Accomrriodatlon AM AM AM T.4S 7.40 4.80 7.85 a. 4.06 7.80 8.48 i a u.4 10 to 11.00; 1 00 u.2 I PM PM PM Cent ua.cafo special.

via 6.50 7.15 RM The Power of Peru-na'ln Combatting This Disease the Admiration of the World. .1 Mr. John B. Blackwood, a prominent tone mason of Alexander, N. 0., writes i wmm great sufferer from narroas tndtsrtstloa.

catarrh, heart trouhln. and other ailments, tor number ot yean. "I tried everything In the way of medicine without moon relief. "A friend told me to try a bottle of Peruna. I began the use of it at once and continued until I had taken one bottle, when I felt like a new man.

fool: two more bottle and am to day a well man. "1 am a stone mason and hare) traveled extensively over the country, and have caused the sale of many bottles of Parana to my fellow-workmen. "My wife also take Peruna lb Inks It la tha best mediolne." Strong Men of All Classes Fall Easy Victims to Catarrh. The explanation Is that in their strength they regard a cold or slight indisposition as insignificant. They let it go, pay no attention to it.

When they sneeze, cough or spit, they pay no attention to it. When a remedy is suggested, they shrug their shoulders or make a con- temptuous remark. At last the cold fastens upon some'mucous membrane. It may be In the nose, throat, lungs, or some organ of the body. It soon develops Into chronic catarrh.

One Dottle of Peruna would have readily cured it while It was yet a cold. If It becomes chronic catarrh It sometimes requires several bottles of Peruna to effect a cure. But, whether a cold or chronic catarrh, Peruna Is the remedy the world over. DARIEN LOCALS. DARIEN.

May 13 (Special). The funeral of Burton Carter, whose remains were brought from the Wlllard State Hospital, was held yesterday at North Darien. Seth Noey and Henry I. Barber are Jhe census enumerators for Darien. The Epworth League will hold Its anniversary at the M.

E. Church Sunday evening. The Corfu baseball team will play the Darien team this afternoon. FIRE AT LAHCA3TCR. LANCASTER, May 13.

(Special). A house on Lake avenue occupied by James Cockle and family and owned by Henry W. Box of Buffalo was burned yesterday afternoon. The fire started in a defective chimney and destroyed the whole of the rear portion of the house. Most of the furniture 'was saved.

The house was insured. Miss Eliza Dykstra, a life-long resident of East Lancaster, died early this morning. WHSTriELD ITTM3. WESTFIELD. May 13 (Special).

Mr. and Mrs. William Dllly returned home from Buffalo last evening. Mrs. Kate Wallace of Buffalo, Is visiting her mother.

The ladles of the State Charities' Aid Committee visited Dewetvllle this week, and afl agreed, that tbe County House was a model. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prendergast were in town yesterday. Mrs.

Hairy L. Sears of Kansas City, Is visiting her mother, Mrt. S. W. Mason.

ALDEN PERSONALS. ALDEN, May 13 (Special). Jacob Heist, returned yesterday from his trip to Virginia. Miss Minnie Kirk has closed her school at Town Line The M. E.

Ladies' Aid Society holds a cob-web social Thursday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed. The Friday Afternoon Card Club met yesterday with Mrs. Burnham.

Mrs. Elvira Pratt haa returned from her visit to Buffalo. TWO DROWNED WHEN 1 THEIR CANOE UPSETS. Willard Greene and Herbert M. Reed of Lexington, Meet Death While Fishing.

(By Associated Press.) LEXINGTON, May 13 A double drowning accident was made known by the finding today in the Concord liver, of the bodies of Willard Greene, superintendent of the Lexington Boston Street Railway, and Herbert' M. Reed, clerk in a periodical stole in Lexington. The men went fishing in a canoe yesterday and about sunset their canoe was seen floating bottom upward. PETITIONS AGAINST BORDEN AND FIELDING DISMISSED. (By Associated Press.) HALIFAX.

May 13. The petitions al leging corrupt practices on the part. of Sir Frederics: w. Borden, Canadian Minister of Militia and Defense, and Hon. W.

8. Fielding, Canadian Minister of Finance, in connection with the re cent general elections, were dismissed yesterday, CANADIAN NEWS IN BRIEF. It is reported at Ottawa that Partial may sit till August. nent Several cases of small-pox of a mill type are reported ia uowni. A young man and woman driving aw Kingston report tnat tbey were robbed of nearly 8200 ay a nignwaymaa.

Addison Smith, of Shrewsbury. Bond Ban Bay. celebrated nis 107th birthday Taurtoay. Rev. Clarence McKlnnon, for tbrw years with at.

Aoarew uourca, ayaney, c. go, to Winning. John Jaekaoa gav. himself irp In a Tan couver pollc sutlon, saying he bad commit ted a muroer lb Lwrn, I. Rose.

at Bar. Dr. Rom, paater of Ceottaarr Hetaeatat Church, Haaslltoa. haa ana a ravt-cuura heaor Is Greek aaa Letts at OafeM. East Aurtfra Aeeom pm r.

M. 1:05 pm TltusTlll 4 Oil Cltr tlJ: pm Indicates- dally; dallr axc.pt pm Emporium Junction 0:10 pm i dally except Monday; I sleeping cauvpaasen pm Brocton Accocw 8:20 am iters only. 0.25 pm East Aurora 4 Olean Ac am 1 UbJom Ticket Office, 877 Main atreeti 6:15 pm East Aurora Accom 7:50 am i eorner Raxl. Telephone. Bell.

mSa 411:45 pm East Aurora Accom 110:15 pm STIO," "Frontier. 4MMS." 4 0:20 am Ol.aL Bradford Accom. 4:10 pm I Baggage called for and checked through 1:40 pm East Aurora Accom destination. TlclcM onto also at Exchange VIA NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. Street Station.

Trains lear. Exchange Street Station Tta H. PARRY, H. A. THOMAS.

Canandalgua. 4:00. 10:00 A. and Gen'l Agent, Buffalo. Dlst.

Pass. Aft. P. M- weekdsys; 6:20 P. M.

Sundays. h. SMITH. GEO. H.

DANIELS. Dally, Dally except Sunday, Sundays only. G.n'1 Tort 0n. Pasa. Art- From the EHGIHEER KILLED, BRAKEMAN Fatal Freight Wreck- Near Titusville Both Engines recked and Cars Derailed, (Special Dispatch to the Brutal Newe.) TrrUSVTLLB.

May IS. This norntng at o'clock two frelfrht trains tune together In a head-on collision at Hydetowm. about five miles from here, ipnglr-eer W. Elttlj of Oil City waa instantly killed, and Brakeman Qeorg-e Lewellyn also of Oil City was seriously, probably fatally injured. Both engines were badly wrecked, and .1 1 I ,1 Br.A iiummi ui inn mi 14 i 1 1 aiiu Injured.

Traffic was suspended for some time. The cause of the wreck Is not yet known, hut the railroad officials are making an investigation. "NOODLES" FAGAN SPEAKS AT EAST AURORA. M. E.

Church is Crowded to the Doors New Fire Chief. Revival at Christian Church. (Special Durpatch to tbe Evening Kews.) EAST AURORA. May 13. "Noo-tlles" Fagan delivered two lectures here yesterday, the first at the High School at 2:30, and the other at P.

M. at the M. E. "Noodles" was met at tiie train by a committee from the High School and the Rev. Beacon and Rev.

Clarence E. Sutton. At the school all the departments congregated In the chapel, where "Noodles" spoke for half an hour on "The Advantages of Education." He was given a tremendous ovation, cheer after cheer being given for him. He warned the boys against the evils the cigarette habit and strong drink. In the evening, at the M.

E. Church, one of the largest audiences ever assembled there, over 800, listened to "Noodles" speak on "Youth's Life In the Slums of New York." The talk was Instructive, entertaining and highly appreciated, as was shown by frequent applause. Following the lecture a vote of thanks was tendered "Noodles" and the Buffalo EVENING NEWS. Richard -Fenwria--hTO4em-T mended to the village board as chief of the Are department. Rev.

W. E. Adams of Wellsville, N. Is conducting evangelistic meetings in the Christian church. He Is assisted by the celebrated violinist, Madame June Reed, and Mae Early, soloist.

OIL NEWS FROM BOLIVAR. BOLIVAR, Vty (Special). Wil son, Reynolds Earle have finished their No. 7 well at Salt Rising. It is a three-barrel well, and pumped 15 bar rels the first head.

J. B. Gray's No. 3, on the Berry farm, has been completed and was shot with 80 quarts of nitroglycerine. There were 800 feet of oil in the hole before the shot.

The well will make a five-barrel producer. The will T.i Arrri A V.Mnnn nt TJVIan- ship has been probated. l't an estate valued at $40,000 to his wife, who has been appointed executor. Buffalo capitalists have completed a test well for oil or gas on the Burdick farm, 10 miles south of Bolivar, but found neither. Rojestvensky and His Fleet There is no man more in the public eye today than the mysterious Russian who, with his elusive fleet, has been cruising about in French waters in a manner which threatens to embroil European powers in the unpleasantness between the Runs and the Jap.

Tba picture of htm is reported to be an excellent likeness, while with it we will resent a view of the vessels back of im, wblch may clash at any moment with the cream of the Japanese When you pick up your paper on Sunday morning this fleet may have been blown off the water by the guns of Togo or perhaps It may be sailing Eastern seas la undisputed sway. The pages of history are being turned fast and you owe it to yourself to keep Informed on current topics. 8ea what the Russian fleet looks like, ia the SUNDAY', NEWS, -j RECEPTION TO KEV. r. T.

H. BARRETT. SALAMANCA, May 13. Albert C. Butler.

died yesterday? after a He was 4t years' old and had been resident for 13 years. He Is survived or nis wire and two children. The funeral will be at 4 o'clock Sunday. i Rev. T.

H. Barrett of St. Patrick's Church, returned home Thursday from an extended trip abroad, last evening the members of his church gave him a reception. Joseph Mohahan has been Indicted by (rand Jury for perjury in connection with has testimony on the trial of Ka action for personal injuries. He add not and his case wss to the county court- and bail fixed tWOOO.

Sheriff Walte was In town last even- on the track of Frank Potter of chias, who to said to have, stolen a Tie and rig from Liveryman John of Cattaraugus yesterday. He AJCured Potter In Bradford. SIHL WOH 9SO PRIZE. "JsaaW, May U. (Bpedal).

Mlsa Eileen a. IS yean of has won the $50 mA Martin Brothers, of lara-wt number of words mad a teOan contained In "Martin yiaaea." Mr. Erneat Owen has re- wmm a stay of several months in v. aaa raeemd S. W.

Lamberaon aa latin sf tha Prudential lnsur- Rev. D. r. Ptekara of Har-' tamerrow will prase at Rio ta Chunk. Rev.

Anns H. Shaw wat tae Congregational Church to- suae ttargery Qouinlock nn. i Lt rate to New York It OnfV tf round trln I Tor information nil or etOoe, Main r-a nam oca. uc HER ELEC0PPE0 The $70,000 Water Deal Is Held Up Because Mains Were Found in Bad Condition. (Special Dispatch to tbe Evening Newt.) MEDINA.

May 13. With a special election for the purchase of the Medina Water Company plant less than 24 hours away the board of trustees has postponed It Indefinitely. This move occasioned by the result of a test the plant. The main between Medina Knowlesvllle proved to De very leaky. There Is considerable excitement the result of the Investigation, and will be pursued further.

BAND STAND IN RESERVATION PARK. Fund to Be Raised for Con certs Kile Dell Buried Under Sand from an Over hanging Bank. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) NIAGARA PALLS. May 13. Permission has granted the cUr by the State reservation commissioners to erect a baod stand on park lands.

Efforts will now be made raise a fund for a series or concerts through the summer. Plerson E. Tooker, who Is under arrest at Longwood. for robbing freight cars of the York Central. Is very well known hero.

news of bis arrest aed the charge made against him were received with surprise. Tooker was born and reared In this city, Is telegrapher by trade and worked for the Central while here. Kile Dell, a teamster on the Canadian side. smothered to death In a cave-In at tha Berrlman sand pit at St. Davld'a ravine, Thursday.

Dell bad gone to the pit for a ot sand and was near an overhanging when many tons of sand and gravel loose and plunged down, burying him completely. When dug out he was dead. He leaves a wife end one cnna. xne xunerai win held tomorrow. Thieves entered St.

Patrick 8 Roman Cath Church on the Canadian side Thursday and for the second time within a fort made off with the contents oi me poor The police have no clue to the robbers. REV. CHARLES GALL GOES TO ANGELICA. May 13. (Special).

Secre of the Y. M. C. Stephen B. Burrows, has resigned his position to prepare himself for the Congregational ministry.

He came here a year ago from Brooklyn and has made many friends. The Olean baseball team play the Niagara University team here tomorrow Sunday morning ot Allegany German Lutheran Church Rev. Theodore Buch of Charlotte, West Virginia, will be Installed as pastor. Rev. F.

C. Weldman of the Olean Church will preside over the exercises assisted by the new pastor's father. Rev. Buch of Wellsville. Rev.

and Mrs. Charles Gall of the People's Church In East Olean were given a reception last night. They soon leave for Angelica where Mr. Gall has recently been transferred by Presiding Elder Thomas Carduf. MEMORIAL DAY IN JAMESTOWN JAMESTOWN, May 13 (Special).

13th Separate Company has offered services on Memorial Jay as an es cort tQ Post James Browni A. Camp Porter, United Spanish War Veterans, will also participate in the parade. Rev. F. A.

Gould, pastor of the First M. E. Church, will deliver the address. The Chautauqua Traction Com- pany today received bids for construc-j the freight depot and car barn here and for the sub power house and bridge over the Pennsylvania Railroad Mayvllle. President! Broadhead in-i forms the NEWS representative that work on the Westfleld extension will be started when the line between this city and Mayvllle has been propertly bal-; lasted.

Ladles' Label League, No. 42, gave a delightful dance last evening In Samuels Hall. Rev. Julius Lincoln yesterday married Carl J. Swanson and Miss Amanda L.

Anderson. gFl R. TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY. DANSVILLE. May Presiding Elder Dyer will preach in the M.

E. Church tomorrow evening. Contracts for 78 new cement sidewalks have been let. The funeral Michael Finn was held from St. Patrick Cathedral Church yesterday.

The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Jane Reynolds was held yesterday afternoon. The committee appointed by Seth N. Hedges Post, O. A.

has completed arrangements for Memorial Day. On Sunday preceding. Rev. Benjamin Cope-land, pastor of the M. B.

Church, will preach the veterans, and Monday morning a committee consisting of Comrades Allen, Kinney, Baker, Bailey, Dunton and Smith will decor tne graves oi tbe departed beroea. SHELBY HEWS. SHELBY. May 13. (Special).

Arthur Hall will deliver two addresses in the Albion Gospel Mission Sunday, on May zist ne win occupy tne pulpit of the E. church of Medina. Mr. Hall's subject will be "The Higher Altitudes." Thomas Lycett who purchased the Shelby Hotel this spring is making many Improvements. Mr.

Lysett is an old and practical hotel proprietor. Nearly 100 Italians arrived here Thursday, and have began work for the Medina Water Works Co. Salt Rheum Itches oozes, dries and scales over and over attain: local applications do not cure Because they cannot remove its cause, which is an knpore contion of the Mood. The moat obstinate cases have been perfectly and pennaneoUy cured by a course of Hood'sSimpcrilla tbe best neCcbe for riaetaa la all tbe world. fnr ton tilt Kliw.

ttm 1 rmtcA Oa, lm. Umwh I HARVEY H. NEWTON. Has a Record of 55 Years of Con tinuous Business, at Akron. AKRON.

Ma.v 12. (Special). Harvey H. Newton, whose picture in Riven above, ha Just compft'ted hii 65-th year or ctlve outness in this village, wnirn is the longent continuous record of any business in Akron. For -65 years Mr.

Newton has been one of Akron's moflt highly respected citizens, begin ning business nere wnen tnere were diu very few tiouses and yet fewer business glares, and hcus continued not only as one of Akron's most respected business men. but has held several prominent political offices, representing at one time the town or Newsteaa in tne noara of Supervisors. He ha always been a Republican, though not a rabid party man. He was one of the comirusslon hnvltir chnrcp -tpn vnr na-n. at the contruction of the village water works.

He is 75 years or aare. and is still very active not only ns regards hia business, but in church work In connection with the First M. E. Church and otner bf-neA'Olent and charitable works. His eon, H.

T. Newton, Is associated with him in the management of -their general store. SUICIDE OF HARRY GALL OF LE ROY. Hung Himself in His Barn, Dur ing Absence of His Son No Motive or Cause Known. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) LE ROY, May 13.

Last night about o'clock Harry Gall, one of the best known citizens of Le Roy, was found dead, hanging in his barn on his farm northwest of here. It is not known what led him to take his life, for liO note was found or word of explanation. Mr. Gall on the first of March purchased a place In Le Roy and' moved from his farm, 'but each day drove bacK to his place, which Is now worked by his eon, W. E.

Gall. Yesterday 'Mr. Gall went to the -farm as usual and his son and wife went to Rochester. Wht-n they returned last evening the sun went to the barn and found his father dead several hours. Word was telephoned to Le Roy and his family notified.

Coronor Stone was called but will not hold Inquest. Mr. Gall was do years old, was born hi England, corning to this country 40 years ago. he was in excellent circumstances financially, and was one of the -most higOny esteemed citizens of Le Roy. Besides his wife, he leaves one daughter, Miss Nellie Gall, of Le Roy, and two sons, Bert Gall of South Byron, and William E.

Gall, who resided on the farm. A 19-YEAR GIRL SAID TO BE A FORGER. SHARON, May 13. Nineteen-year-old Mary Craig, from Greenville, was yes- terday arrested and bound over to court under J500 bail charged with perpetrat ing a series of forgeries. Recently Greenville has been flooded with checks for small amounts bearing the signatures of prominent men.

They were presented at stores for payment of goods, the bearer receiving change in return. J. H. Zimmerman said the girl presented htm a check with a clumsy forgery of the signature of G. G.

Stage, president of the First National Bank, and Zimmerman had her arrested. While crossing the tracks Thomas Burns was run down by a Lake Shore engine, at Youngstown yesterday, and died at the Mahoning Valley Hospital. Both legs were cut off. He was 37 years old, married and had two children in NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS. WILLI AMSVILLE, May 13 (Spe cial).

The funeral of Henry Scrace, a well-known resident, will be held this afternoon. Mr. Scrace was 57 years old and leaves a wife, four sons -and three daughters. Miss Belinda L. Hill of Buffalo has been engaged to teach theof grammar department of the Imams- yllle High School, and Miss Clara B.

Llndauer In the Intermediate departmentThe Ladies' Aid of the Baptist Church gives a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday, May 16, at the church parlors. Mrs. J. S. Smith of Chicago Is visiting her sister, Mrs.

F. S. Huver. Mrs. S.

E. Balhe has returned after spending the winter at Chicago and Beloit. AKRON AFFAIRS. AKRON. May 13 (Special).

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Dalley soon leave for Lemon, California.

Miss Charlotte J. Carman has resigned as preceptress of Akron High School and accepted a similar position in the Le Roy High School. Mrs. Betsey Farnsworth of Pontiac. 91 years old, a former resident of Akron, has returned for a vlalt with relatlvee The Epworth League hotda anniversary services 8unday A concert ia being planned for June 1 CANANDAIGUA ITEMS.

CANANDAIGUA, May 13 H. Hicks 1b desirous of blng the candidate of the Republican party for District Attorney. R. P. Thompson, the present official, will not accept a re-nomtnatlon.

The Senior Class of the Canandalgua Academy gare a dance and reception at Armory Hall last evening. John Monahaa, senior, kas finally found hts son, John, in the family of a farmer named Goodale, near Bristol, where he has been working ever since he left home, a month ago. BETTER TRAIN SERVICE. ANGOLA. May 13 (Special).

Dr. Samuel McOerald of Buffalo will preach at the Kvana M. B. Church Bud day morn ins a the union tt(cj In th erenlnr. A new time table goes Into effect tomorrow on the Lake I more, mere are eix tratna each way dally, while Heretofore there harei been only four.

Special Sunday tiglnt to Buffalo and Brie are provided. it IeMll Md iHin 1S vt Wftbaah B.R account National Baxrtlst annlveraary. Tlcketf on ul May 15, 16 and 17. Good to return until May 27. Wabaah Tlckti Office, Main atret.

ElHcott Square 'tratldlQf. i ti ga- ft -tj It If 1 PaHaHaW was of and over It. A been the to New The was load bank broke be olic night night box. tary will the The its i lng at I tbe to ate M. Peruna does not produce temporary results.

It is permanent in Its effeft. It has no bad effect upon the system, and gradually eliminates catarrh by removing the cause of catarrh. There are a multitude of homes where Peruna has been used off and on for twenly years. practically a ritual for the churoh. The movement for a Presbyterian cathedral in Washington will be Introduced by Justice Harlan, but it will be remanded to the presbytery of Washington.

SUPPOSED COUNT WANTED TO CALL 0N VANDERBILT. (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK. May 13. A man of refined aDPearance, about 25 years old. who said he was Adolph Radel, a count of the German Empire, was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night after hav- lng attempted to enter the residence of Cornelius Vanderbilt for the purpose of calling on Mrs.

Vanderbilt. with whom he declared he was well actmalnted and who had been his guest at nis castle on the Rhine. The man was detained at Mr. Vanderbilt's door when he presented his card, by the butler, who turned him over to the police. He was placed In the psychopathic ward for observation.

Paradise Resralned, On the line of the Michigan Central Railway, near the mouth of Niagara River. Is situated Paradise Grove, which without nouDt is tne most Deau-tiful and delightfully located grove In this locality. Why not hold your annual outing there? Call at 810 Fidelity Building for particulars. V4S-80 to California and North Paelflo Coast Point. vt the lckel Plate Road And low Colonist rates to many points In the far West, dally until May 15th.

City Ticket Office, 291 Main street. Phone Seneca 217. Coates' Original Plymouth Gin Pure-dry, flavor untqoalrei. Stan 'ard for Purity and Quality In Ola, Bottled only at Black Friars Distil- lery. Plymouth, England.

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vr in Buttalo. Our patients are not disappointed, for w. never promise them more than w. perform. I have recently demonstrated to legions of men the truth of what w.

claim, that our special treatment for Male Pelvlo Diseases Is a. certain to cur. them as lt la that th. sufferer engages our services and follows our directions. All that deep knowledge, expert skill, vast and thorough scientific ornce equipment, can accomplish Is now being done for thoa.

who come to us for the help they Varicocele Varicocele Impairs vitality and destroys the elements of manhood. Surgery seldom cure, it, hut always weakens the parts. W. core Varicocele according to ia. jatew aao ami methods known to science.

Instead ef the organs helng maimed and mutilated, they an preserved and strenarthened. pals cease, entirely and almost Instantly, eoa aubeldes, heafthy clrculalloa Is rapidly pe. ntabllshed. tnd every part of th. organism affected hy the disease Is thoroughly restored.

Stricture Neglected or badly treated Stricture Is iro-gresatre, sooa involving In Its deetraoure -oune the whole Oenlta-Vrlaary rsteaa. Cutting, stretching, earl eg or dill ting are harsh sad savage remladan of old Vegjyleaa, Oer strletly aseden, eeMlaaJ tjelh.ds el ear- lea sirutur. ar. enurwiy irwm irvaa iwiwaw, tad are apeetanear aaie. at 1 Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics.

One reason why Peruna has found permament use in so many homes is that it contains no narcotics of any kind. Peruna is perfectly harmless. It can be used any length of time without acquiring a drug habit. Presbyterian Genera! Assembly Also to Consider Ritual, Cathedral and Separate Presbytery Plans. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) WINONA LAKE, May 13.

Outward and visible signs are already to be -seen here that a great denominational gathering Is on the tapis. Nearly all available room in hotels and boarding houses has been reserved, and men of ministerial garb and countenance have already arrived to complete the final arrangements for the Presbyterian General Assembly, which convenes here next Thursday for a session of two or perhaps three weeks. It will be the largest gathering of representatives of this great denomina Hon that has been held In the century of Its existence. It will, moreover, be one of the most Important. Church union, the question of a ritual for Presbyterian services, the proposal for separate presbyteries for colored members and plans for a Presbyterian cathedral at Washington are the principal features In the programme.

The choice of a moderator is still a mat ter of speculation. The leading candidate at present appears to be the Rev. James D. Moffat, president of Washington and Jefferson College. The general subject of church union is to come before'ihe assembly Jn vi.

rious forms. The movement for union with the Cumberland Presbyterians has carried In both bodies, but with a small majority among the Cumberlands, and with the opposition of some of the largest presbyteries, so that obstruction effort is anticipated. The plan for a congress of federation churches will call forth animated opposition, as many feel that there are already too many organizations. It Is a scheme for an alliance of reformed churches holding the Cal-vanlstlc system throughout the world. A separate movement will culminate for union with the Reformed Presby terian Church.

The overture -for separate presby teries for colored people has been carried, but the colored commissioners will make an attempt to stay the operation of the overture, the passage of which they strenuously opposed. Probably the warmest aiscussion of all will be over the report of the committee on "forms and ceremonies," STOMACH Troubles riiinrn Dr. Young's STOMACH DRAfTS wEfcsSaaafVhjy1 Ut auia.ii and NnarUm tbe atr.ee ud mmv Ul of ra. iwau. tt tbmi joa eaa Ml what too wt wMkoM hw duerw.

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Scac 744. kind that ftbould ever be used In combating the "King" of bad diseases. Only temporary relief can come from bot spring baths, specifics, mercury, potash or other mineral mix. tures and poisons. During the past year we have originated and perfected a cure for Specific Blood Poison that Is absolutely safe, rapid and permanent, and leaves no injurious after effects.

Every external symptom soon disappears, while the blood, the tissues, the nerve fibers, the bones and the whole system sre cleansed, strengthened f.nd restored to perfect health and NerYO-Vital Debility Thar, is certainly no victim of Nervo-Vital D.hllity or Male Weakness hut what hopes to be rejuvenated some tlmr. NYou should not lose your grip on life because inferor remedies have failed to benefit you. Our special treatment for this trouble, varied and modified to suit each Individual Is an unfailing cure to which a vast army of restored men today ow. their sturdy health and happy condition In life. Under lt all disagreeable symptoms soon disappear, drains of vigor are stopped, prematureneaa prevented, masculine power thoroughly restored and manhood mad.

complete. Afflicted Men Come to us. We make no charge for nri. vat. counsel, and give to each patlont a legal contract in writing, backed bV abundant capital, to hold for our protalae.

Physicians having stubborn cases to treat are cordially Invited to consult with oa. Our office hours are from A. M. to P. and from 7 te I P.

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