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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1909. YORK, ONTARIO AND PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN FIRES AT FLEEING THIEVES Mrs. Isaacs Jesse Frightens Away Burglars Who Were Trying to Enter Her Husband's Store. NORTH TONAWANDA, March (Special). -Mrs.

Isaac Jesse, whose husband conducts clothing store at 506 Oliver street, was awakened at 3 o'clock this morning by burglars trying to break into the store. She was alone with her two small children in the apartments over the store, Mr. Jesse being out of the city. The woman turned a switch that lighted the electric lights in the store, threw open her window, and fired on the fleeing thieves they darted from the went rear wild, of and the the building. burglars The escaped, bullets leaving their tools behind.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN THE PRIESTHOOD Rev. Father Leddy Warmly Felicitated on Quarter Century Anniversary of His Ordination. LOCKPORT, March J. J. Leddy, rector of St.

John's Roman Catholic. Church, yesterday celebrated his 25th anniversary of his ordination as a priest. Priests from all parts of the Buffalo diocese were present and they tendered to the local priest a tribute of the high esteem in which he is held. Father Leddy came to Lockport 12 years ago from Warsaw, and since that time he has done much for St. John's parish.

Among other things he greatly 89- sisted in raising the debt from the church. Father Leddy stands high, not only among the clergy of Western New York, but also of the entire State. SIMPLY FOR THE GLORY OF HOLDING OFFICES Nunda Village Officials Work, Virtually, for Nothing, Yet There's Much Strife Over Nominations. NUNDA, March 26-(Special). -The village Aldermen met this week and decided that charter election would be held in this village April 13.

There is an Independent board in power of village affairs, with a Democratic head. For many years the Republicans did not put up a ticket until last year and met defeat. This year, it is said, they will again enter the field and a Citizens' ticket is also talked of. The salary paid is only $10 year. mayor or trustees, but the strife for village control will be warm.

Village Treasurer F. G. Olp gave his annual report before the board this week which was as follows: Balance on hand March 15, 1908, total receipts, total disburse ments, balance on hand March 15, 1909, $1565.38. The estimate of the amount to be submitted to vote for village expenses, at charter election, totals $1860. 'BURTON BUNN AND FRED SCOTT ARE NOW BEHIND PRISON BARS LOCKPORT, March Bunn, the young man of Medina, who was recently sentenced to 10 years in State's Prison for serve holding up and robbing Lee Halstead, Middleport farmer, of $100 in this city, and Fred Scott, of Lewiston, who was given one year and 10 months in the same place for burglarizing Elmon's general store at Wilson, were taken to Auburn yesterday by Deputy O'Reilly.

They will begin their sentences today. BATAVIA NOTES OF NEWS. BATAVIA, March Lodge 197 has contracted to sell the St. James' parish house on Ellicott street to. Batavia Lodge 950, B.

P. O. Elks. The Elks will convert It Into an Elks home as soon as -Mayor Atchison read his first annual message and announced the appointment of the committee for the coming year at a fully attended meeting of the Aldermen Wednesday evening. Russell A.

Wentworth was appointed city engineer and A. B. Clark and Dr. Spoffard members of the Board of Clerk Pixley has made up the calendar of civil cases noticed for trial at the April term of the County Court, which will convene on Monday, April 5, Judge Washburn presiding. PLENTY OF VAUDEVILLE AT JAMESTOWN NOW.

JAMESTOWN, March 26-(Special). -Jamestown is in a fair way to be overrun with vaudeville. The new Lyric Vaudeville Theater, managed by H. A. Deardauff of Buffalo, opened Monday night and is playing to caand last night Manager J.

pacity, Waters of the Samuels Opera House admitted that plans for turning the opera house into a vaudeville theater for the remainder of the season were considered. There are now four being moving picture theaters in the city, and a fifth will be opened Monday night. FINE CONCERT AT NIAGARA FALLS, ONT. NIAGARA FALLS, March concert: 26-- was (Special) held last night at the Morrison successful Street Methodist Church, it being a concert. Miss Butler and Miss Mildred Japanese Price of Buffalo and Miss Mildred Dickenson of St.

Catharines took part. MRS. CHARLES HAUER WILSON WOMAN, DEAD. WILSON, March funeral of Mrs. Charles Hauer was held this afternoon at her late residence on Young street.

Mre. Hauer very suddenly Wednesday afternoon, the victim of heart disease. Edwin G. Long Dend. Edwin G.

Long, 86 years old, died yesterday at Frankfort, N. Y. The remains were brought here this morning and the funeral will be held from the resldence of his B. Long, on South street this afternoon. ABSOLUTE CURE OF SKIN ERUPTION BULLET PIERCES SOLDIER'S BRAIN Rifle Accidentally Discharged While Private Whitson Is Cleaning It at Fort Niagara.

YOUNGSTOWN, March the army post here James Whitson, 30 years old, private in Company 12th Infantry, yesterday, was cleaning his rifle when suddenly discharged, the ball entering his head, beneath the left jaw bone, and lodging in the brain. The unconscious man was carried to the post hospital and the surgeons extracted the bullet. Little hope is held out for his recovery. Private. States Whitson service has been, in years.

the Halted, been at Fort Niagara for nearly a year past. He was transferred here from Montana where he served in the 6th U. S. Infantry. CONTRACT FOR WIRING INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Former Buffalo Hotel Men, Now in Charge of Falls Hostelry, Plan for Its Further Improvement.

NIAGARA FALLS, March 26-(Special). -The contract for the complete wiring of the International Hotel, which is to be managed this summer by Messrs. Henshaw Steinmann, formerly of the Hotel Broezel of Buffalo, was yesterday awarded to Peterkin Shaw this city at their bid of $5000. Under this contract the wiring for the electric lights will be placed as well as that for 435 telephones which in every room in the idea are to be installed in the buildins of this great convenience to guests originated with the new proprietors, who have determined to make the house one of the most comfortable and appreclated in this section of the country. COATSLEEVE CAUGHT BY CLUTCH ON MOVING BELT Oil Producer Terribly Injured While Working Near Gas Engine Near Bolivar.

BOLIVAR, March Smith, an oll producer, was terribly injured yesterday on his lease on the Childs' farm in Daggett Hollow, a few miles from here. He was wiping off a belt that was attached to a running gas engine, when his coat sleeve caught in the clutch, pulling his right arm out of the socket, and breaking it below the The flesh was also severely bruised. He managed to shut down the engine. Then he walked to his house nearby where a doctor dressed the injury. Mr.

Smith is about 50 years old. He was a former resident of Dunkirk. EAST AURORA VILLAGE BOARD ORGANIZES Wells W. Parker Appointed Street Commissioner. Others Named.

BAST AURORA, March 26-(Special). -At the regular meeting of the village. board held this week, Wells W. Parker was reappointed clerk: E. V.

Wright, street commissioner; Arthur E. Hammond, member of the board of health; Leonard Ernst, Morris Rogers, Danforth Nye, Charles Wright, E. V. Wright and William Lipsett, police annual meeting of the East Aurora fire department will be held Tuesday at the West -End Firemen's Grace Hubbard has returned to her home in Greenville, Mich. -Guernsey Camp is spending several days in E.

Pattengel is visiting her parents in Hamburg. POWER COMPANY WANTS FURTHER TAX EXEMPTION NIAGARA FALLS, March special meeting of the city council was held yesterday morn1ng to discuss an agreement which the Ontario Power Company wishes to have passed whereby they supply the city with 3500 horsepower at $10 per horsepower, if the city agree to extend their agreement of exemption from taxes till 1924. The present agreement closes in 1910. They now give the city 1000 horsepower at $10 per horsepower, which is a losing investment for the city, so the public, is against it, while the council are Inclined to accept It. THREE GUARDSMEN -DISHONORABLY FIRED HORNELL, March discharges have Just been given to three members of Company 3d Regiment, in this city.

The orders, giving the discharges, were read in front of the company at the regular drill Wednesday night. The men dishonorably discharged are Frank A. Nelson, William -B. Tiffany and William J. H.

Walters. The reason for the discharge is continuous absence from drill and refusal and neglect to obtain a proper excuse when ordered to do 50. ANTHRAX KILLS DRAYMAN AT YOUNGSVILLE, PA. JAMESTOWN, March 26- -(Special). Minor Bradway, aged 32, is dead of the dread cattle disease, anthrax, at his home in Youngsville, Pa.

Bradway was a drayman. A few days ago, while unloading a box car, he cut his hand. It 18 believed that hides, infected with the anthrax germ, had previously been carried In- the car, and that he was In this way inoculated. The disease la very rare among human beings. EDWARD C.

ISBELL. Elected President of Cattarangus Village for Second Term, With No Opposition. CANADA SHOULD BUILD BATTLESHIP FOR ENGLAND. Councilmen of Port Colborne in Meeting Assembled Do Solemnly So Declare. PORT COLBORNE, March 26- (Special).

-The Port Colborne council has been asked to give his opinion as to whether Canada should or should not assist England in building a battleship for the British navy. A resolution that Canada should assist was adopted at Wednesday evening's and will be forwarded to romeeting MOUNT MORRIS WATER SYSTEM PLANS READY. MOUNT MORRIS, March meeting of the Board of Trustees and the Citizens' Committee was held at the office of A. M. Baker Son last evening, the object being to receive the plans of a new waterworks system from Engineer J.

F. Witmer of Buffalo, who has been engaged on these primary plans for several months. The waterworks system, as shown by the map, would be about seven and one-half miles long; the water mains to be of standard castiron, and attached to these will be 75 double nozzle fire hydrants and 64 gate valves, located SO as to shut off any small portion of the system without inconveniencing the rest of the village. With 75 hydrants there would not be a house in the corporation that did not have one within 200 feet. The entire cost of this plant, with machinery for a pumping station, impounding well 16 feet in diameter and a reservoir situaton upper Murray street, at an elevation of 200 feet, is $43,782.

LITTLE PLEASANTRY INDULGED IN BY THREE FOREIGN GENTLEMEN. LOCKPORT March unknown foreigners, while walking along the New York Central tracks, east of the Vine street crossing in the eastern part of the city yesterday afternoon at suddenly other. drew Several guns and shots began, exchanged and the noise of them attracted neighbors, who notified police headquarters. The men did not hit one another, for they ran away in different directions. When the police arrived they could not be found.

FALLS SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO COST $142,053 NIAGARA FALLS, March The city school system will cost the enormous sum of $142,053 the coming year. Of this amount, $125,128 will be raised by taxation. The remaining $16,925 will be received from the State in the regular school money allowances. The budget was prepared by the school board at its meeting last night. The increase in the budget this year over last is due to the fact that there were no balances on hand at the close of the fiscal cycle this year, while last year there was an unexpended balance of over $10.000 which had been left appropriations for new school buildings and which was applied to defray expenses in other directions.

NOMINATIONS FOR WESTERN NEW YORK THE NEWS BUREAU, WASHINGTON, March -26. President Taft has sent to the Senate the following nominations: A Allegany, Postmasters: succeeding Frederick Frank S. A. Welch, Harms; at Archibald K. Fowler, at Caledonia; Herbert Easton, Youngstown, United States Attorney, Northern District of New York: George B.

Curtiss; Southern District, Henry A. Wise. Thomas R. Lyons of Alaska, judge of Alaska. At the last session the Senate rejected Royal A.

Gunnison of Binghamton for this judgeship. CLARENCE NEWS NOTES. CLARENCE, March Hamilton Tracy gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. J. E.

Martha Ferrington and George Stang were married at E. S. Beacom has returned from Elma.The 'oyster supper, candy and apron sale in the grange's new hall was largely attended. -P. Keller of Akron has moved into the Cockel residence.Thomas Johnson, Mr.

Irving Fisher and Mr. Michael Schwigler of Buffalo are in town. Springville Appointments. SPRINGVILLE, March 26 -(Special). Wednesday the village board recently elected appointed the following: Andrew Fitzpatrick, village Alonzo Pritchard, night watchman; Fred Julius, street commissioner.

Court Crier Appointed. LITTLE VALLEY, March County Judge W. S.p Thrasher of Dayton was here yesterday and appointed E. P. Watkins of this village court crier for Cattaraugus county.

REV. WILLIAM C. HULL. Who Recently Resigned as Pastor of North Church of Christ at North Tonawanda. PARENTS ARRESTED FOR NOT SENDING CHILDREN TO SCHOOL Unpleasant Situation Created at Nunda Through the Zeal of Truant Officer Crego.

NUNDA, March -There is trouble in store for scholars of the Nunda High School who "skip" school when under 16 years of age and for parents who allow it, as Truant Officer John Crego is applying the law vigorously. In the cases of William Henry and Florence Spencer, parents of Florence Henry and Edith Spencer, respectively, the parents nts appeared before Judge Graves and were given a hearing. The truant officer swore out the warrant for the parents, claiming that the children mentioned were under 16 years, according to the records, and they were not in regular attendance at school. The parents of Florence Henry testifled that the girl was 16 years of age, while the school records show that she will not be 16 until next August. ney Olney, who is a school trustee, asked that the case be put over tonight, in order to give time to look into the case a little more.

In the case of Herman Spencer, he testified that the girl Spencer, was not physically able to attend, and Dr. P. M. Ostrander, her physician, testifled to that effect. This case was adjourned until tomorrow evening before Judge Graves, at the request of Attorney Olney.

AGED RESIDENT OF ROULETTE DIES SUDDENLY. COUDERSPORT, March 26-- at noon as L. D. Finch of Roulette, was coming in to his dinner his he fell home. He lifeless on the of porch was one the oldest residents, having been born in 1834.

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Charles A. Bertram Drug Box 99, 2132 Elston Chicago. in the Postoffice Building, in the City of Tonawanda, In said county, on or before the first day of May, 1909, Dated the 29th day of October, 1908. MARY PARMAN, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NEW YORK STATE FAIR BUILDINGS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the New York State Fair Commission, Post Standard Building, Syracuse, N. up to 3 o'clock P. Saturday, April 10, 1909, and opened in public for the entire work of the construction of the Administration, State, Grange, Dairy, Press, Stable and Carriage Building, Annex to Stable and Carriage Building. Forge and Blacksmith Docks Shop, Loading Dock near Stable, two Loading one Loading Dock connected to Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building, and Highway near Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building, I Retaining Wall along Belle Isle Road, to be built on the State Fair Grounds, Syracuse, N. Y.

Proposals shall be accompanied by a certifled check in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, Contractor to. whom award is made, will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond in the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, The right is reserved to reject any, or all, bids. The contract will provide that the building shall be completed on or before September 1, 1909. On and after March 26, 1909, drawings, and epecifications may be consulted, blank forms of proposal obtained at the office of Green Wicks, architects, 110 Franklin street, Buffalo, N. Y.

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Y. Mar25tapr7-daily NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Louis B. Hart, Surrogate of Erie County, N.

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Y. oct30tapr23fridys NOTICE TC CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of lion. Louis B. Hart, Surrogate of Erie county, N.

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Y. CHARLES J. FIX, County Treasurer, Erie County, GEORGE ALLIN ELLIOTT. CLIFFORD MeLAUGHLIN, CHARLES PAGE. Executors.

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