The Hazleton Sentinel from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • 2

"mETON SENTINEL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 18C6. dpjan will rlt-ly. Expects it Uue Stitcii.ont In Sulli- NORTH SIDE NEWS Notes, Personals and Observations of Local Interest AH HI 35 YEARS i iT2 7ii 0 BVivorr: Cleveland. ii.t 54 Wash' ton. 77 Phtlu'phla 68 56 4u .313 EASTERN At Newark Jersey City, Newark, 0.

Second game Jersey City, Newark, 0. At Providence Baltimore, 14; Providence, 11. STANDING OP THQ CLUBS. W. L.

P.C W. L. P.C. 76 61 til fi'i Jersey C'y 72 52 Provl enee 58 67 .464 Baltimore. 71 53 53 73 .41 Rochester.

67 59 .532 43 80 .300 Lucas Paint (Tinted Gloss) is ready for Mixed by modern machinery FREELAND I JOSEPH T. KERN AN more uniformly than you can ever mix by hand. This saves your time and energy, and makes a more uniform and permanent coat than anything Taken To Retreat Ira Burger, of Walnut slreot. one UNDERTAKER else you could buy or mix. Terrible Scaly Humor In Patches Ail Over the Body-Skin Cracked and Bleeding Itching UnbearableCured by Cuticura In Thirty Days at Cost of $4.75.

ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE BY CUTICURA vmi Caka oow.l. Liiu-it'ii. S'i4 i.i. "You cut oxpect tli.it kind from thai kind of p' said William .1. Bryar.

In' talking of attack made upon It'ni by ltoiicr Si'lllviih. li.i'iulier of tin 1. nornitlc 11 itlii.i.il v-imuutti-e fron Illlliuli. Bearing upon Mr. SuJIIvau's nsser tion that Mr, llryiul liml tulil an tin truth.

Mf. I.r.vlili Was asked If It wet true that lie (ttryiuil did not write 8 personal letter tu Sulllvau asking hlir. to resign. "I did not write to Stilllvnn," replleo Mr. Bryan.

"I wrote to Judge Thoinp son and asked him to show the lettel to Snlilvnii. I did not assert that I had written 'a personal letter to Sullivan." "Have you the Hlgneil request of fl majority of the delegates to the St Louts convention asking for the re pudlutlon of Sullivan?" "I do not cure to make nuy statement 011 that point. 1 expect to make of Freelnnd's beat known young men, was taken to Retrent this morning by Chief Kulp and Patrolman Honti Burger 13 suffering from delirium McDonald Building, Freeland. Au easy and quick job. John Lucas Co Sixty yeart of palm-making NtwYork Philadelphia Chlcaga Boy Accused of Murder, Hartford, Stpt Francis Curtln, seventeen yeurs old, the tillered murderer of Robert Jardino of this city, was arrested at the home of his aunt, Mrs.

John Or! Hi In Manchester, to which place he made Ills way after the crime. He was brought buck to this city. Curtln is said to have lost his temper In a quarrel with during a dispute over a baseball gume and to hnve cut Jardlue's throat with a razor, almost severing the head from the body with one stroke. iremins, ana na3 in us worst lurm, 1 1 t. 1.

1 .1 1 1 "I was afflicted with psoriasis for thirty-five years. It was in patches all over my body. I used three cakes the members are to be present, as Important business will come up for discussion. I Commenced Work Contractor James W. Boyle com ror me past year iie.ims ueen inning heavllyi but not until Saturday Evening did it take effect.

His cum- dition became so serious that he threatened bodily harm to both his wife and family, and Chief Kulp and Patrolman Hontz were summoned to his home. Upon advice of Drs. Dear-dorff and Redelin, who were In attendance, the officers removed him to at her homo at that place yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness of several months. She was one of Eekley's oldest residents and is well known throughout the region. She is survived by her husband and the following children: Mrs.

Duffy and Hugh Roarty of Hazleton, Daniel, Bella and Mary of Eckley. The funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock, with requiem high oi soap, six noxes Cuticura Ointment, and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent. I bathed with the Soap, applied the statement on the Illinois mutter with In a few duys, but do not want to giv It out In au Interview." German Yacht Wins Race, Marblehead, Sept. 10. In a hard fought contest over a windward and leeward course the German yacht Wunussee, representing the Wannssee Sailing club of Kiel, Qernuiuy, won the fourth race of the series for the Roosevelt cup.

)lJXl Ointment once a TXl day, and took the "Did you notice the challenge made mass In St. Ann's church, Woodside. by Sullivan?" "Yes. But I must be excused from making nuy reply in au interview." Williams Disagrees With Bryan. PRESIDENT ON RELIGION.

Yazoo Sept. 10. Johi. Sharp Williams, the minority leader In congress, gave au expression of bit views 011 William Jeiinlng-t Bryau't plans for government ownership ol menced the work of erecting the arches. The electricians of town are busily engaged wiring the various buildings that wil 1 have an electric display during the celebration.

They commenced work on the municipal today. i Buried Yesterday The funeral of Mrs. Barlina Tevl of Sandy Itun, who died at her home on Saturday afternoon, took place this morning. 1 a a i Subscriptions I Following are the names and I amounts of those who contributed to I the Pearl Jubilee fund since the last I list was published: Previously acknowledged, $1174. I Peter Magagna, White Haven, Griffin E.

Jones, Upper Lehigh, Win. E. MeCarron, Alex. Mulhern, railroads. He said: "I am opposed tt Hill echool and also North Side- correspondent of the Hazleton Standard.

As a teacher and newspaper man there were no belter, and it will be very hard Indeed to fill those Important gaps with a person as well qualified as he. He wn.s modest to the greatest degree, tiiu.i concealing from all but his Intimate many of his admirable trails of character. He was in every Sense a busy man, and his memory will be cherished by those who were accustomed to come in contact with him, for many years to come. To say that the community sympathizes with his heart-broken father and mother, who are tottering under the weight of years to a resting place by his side, as well as with his brother and sister, who are disconsolate at his I033, is not enough, they bow their heads together in deep and uncontrollable gri-ef. He made little distinction between man and man, and I1I3 happy, smiling countenance and kindly, good-humored greetinss will be greatly missed.

He followed his firm, honest convictions through life, and died surrounded by those he loved most In life, possessed of consciousness of having done his whole duty to piankind as he understood It and as it had been Imparted to him. An honored man has passed away, a busy life is done. His days amongst us are ended, his earthly course is run. But surely thi3 not the end of him we learned to love, I government ownership of railroads lr-j revoeably, now and forever, in tlieorj and In practice a question eoueerulufi the borough lockup, where he remained until this morning, when he was removed to Retreat. Once he was placed behind prison bars he became rational and his crie3 and appeals were heartrending.

The attending physicians took much interest: In his case anil remained at his cell nearly all of yesterday and done all that was kiiown to- medical sci- fnce, but were unable to relieve him. Up until the time that he left for Re-i treat bis condition showed but little improvement. Went To Latrobe John Powell of Walnut street, who recently graduated from Lehigh University, left today for Latrobe, where he accepted a position as mechanical engineer. Shot In The Hand James Bonner of Washington street shot himself through the hand while examining an old revolver at his home Saturday evening. The weapon, which was lost several years ago, was found by his little boy in the attic and was accidentally discharged y7 Resolvent as tli- rected.

In thirty days I was completely cured, and 1 think permanently, as it was about five years ago. "The psoriasis first made its appearance in red spots, generally forming a circle, leaving iu the center aspot about the size of a silver dollar of sound flesh. In a short time the affected 'circle would form a heavy dry scale of a whito eil very appearance and would gradually drop off. To remove the entire scales by bathing or using oil to soften them the flefch would be perfectly raw, and a light discharge of bloody substance ould ooze out. That sculy crust would form again in twenty-four hours.

It was worse on my arms and limbs, although it was in spots all over my body, also on my scalp. If I let the scales remain too long without removing by bath or otherwise, the skin would crack and bleed. I suffered intense itching, worse at nights after Getting warm in bod, or blood warm exercise, when it would be almost unbearable. "To sum it all up, I would not go through such another ordeal of affliction for thirty-five years for the State of Kansas, (signed) W. M.

Chidester, Hutchinson, April 20, 1905." Cutlrart So.p, Ointment, and are Kitd throughout the world. Fo(trr Drug! fe Ctifm. Sole Burton. Mulled bow to Cuj. luiturtitg Uumori." which Mr.

Bryan and I ngree to dis-i agree. We will simply vote It down, il offered as a plank of the Democratic platform." BALLOTING IN MAINE. Interment In St. Ann's cemetery. Ran do, the house decorator.

It John McGill Dead In the silent tomb he'll sleep, Where the branches o'er him wave. He's the idol of our dreaming In his dark and lonely grave. There he'll lay and know no sorrow, 'Neath the sad and 3olemn tree. But by us who dally miss him. He will ne'er forgotten be.

"John McGill is dead." This Is the sad news which wa3 heard by the early morning riser, after the sombre angel of death, which had been hovering over his homo for the past several months, had at last descended and claimed his own. John McGill was known and beloved by all in tho community, and it was Indeed hard for the people of our town to realize that this model citizen had been called from amongst us to reap the reward he so richly deserved in that land whence no traveler ever returned. So generally was he beloved and admired that his death was a severe shock to all who heard it, and every one mourns because they feel that they have suffered an irreparable loss, that of a true friend, and one which they will feel severely. Mr. McGill was aged 2.S years and wa but in the prime of life, and known to the community as a genial associate and companion, a loving son and brother, a true friend to all and an enemy of none.

Yet he was cut down in the flower of his life, and on every side are noted feelings of sorrow at his untimely death. Mr. McGill in public life filled the Important position of principal of the Birvanton Pine Tree State Casting Votes F01 Governor and Congressmen. 1 Rockland, Sept. 10.

Even ac the ballots are being east in the Maine state election the political leaders ot both parties feel that uncertainty ex- I Ists to 1111 unusual degree throughout the entire state, and ninny surprises are looked for tmiglit when the bal- lots shall have been counte-d. Two of Maine's most prominent Republicans stand out especially In the element of uncertainty, Governor William T. Cobb and Congressman Charles E. Llttlefleld, both of whom H. B.

Price, Philadelphia, II. B. Freas, St. Johns, John Sipplo, Peter JasinskI, Eugene West, Samuel Zuckernlck, Passaic, N. Joseph Capece, Dr.

Deardorfi', John Arnold Brewery, Hazleton, H. W. Jacobs, $30; Mrs. Schnee, Jacob Sosnouskl, Citizens Bank, $25; Condy O'Boyle, $10; Christ Koeppel, Eugene Riley, Mike I.uska-vitch, A. Rudewick, Bernard Boyle, Daniel Kline, Gallagher Lewis Carbonating CONYNGHAM BRIEFS Calls It Country's Essential Need.

Does Not Deprecate Riches. Oyster Bay, N. Sept. a half hour's address at the bicentenary celebration of the Christ Kpiscopnl church here President Roosevelt talked of the necessity of religion and clean living for the nation's welfare. "I cannot understand any American citizen," he said, "who has the faintest feeling of patriotism and devotion to bis country failing to appreciate the absolute essential need of religion in Its broadest sense to the welfare of this country." The president took Issue with those who had said that the dominant tendencies In the nation today were evil rather than good.

"It is perfectly true," he said, "that In many things us a people the tendencies at work among us today are evil, but It Is perfectly true also that there are plenty of other tendencies at work among us which are good." On the subject of riches the president said: "There is nothing I abhor more than the telling of an untruth, whether a conventional untruth or not, and 1 would on no account be understood as affecting to deprecate material well being. To toll men to disregard riches entirely is to preach to them nut only doctrine which It Is impossible for them to live up to, but which the preacher knows perfectly well they will not try to live up to. Hut put riches below the things of the soul. Give to the body what the body Is entitled to. The multimillionaire is not a harm but a good to the community If he appreciates that he is only a trustee for that wealth; that he Is a trustee for the cause of goodness." The president emphasized the necessity of every mnn being thoroughly self supporting as a basis for spiritual life.

He concluded with the sentiment that the only life really worth living was one that made others better because It had been lived. i Top of Fingers Amputated Andrew Shanosky of Rckley, employed as a driver in the mines, had two of his Angers of the right hand so badly crushed by having them caught in a stretcher on Saturday. It was found necessary to amputate them at the first joint. Engagement Announced The engagement of James Seymour of Hazleton to Miss Mary Elliott of Front street was announced yesterday. The ceremony will take place Hazleton, $3.

Total, $1,331.50. a a a Briefs And Personals James Gallagher of Schwabe street this morning to resume his studies at Holy Cross College, Worcester, MosSt 1 James Gallagher of Birvanton Hill left for Berlin, Canada, where he wlli resume his studies. A sou has been born to James and Mrs, Coleman of Ebervale. are residents of Rockland and both of whom seek re-election. Governor Cobb has made bis, campaign on purely state Issues, but the candidacy of Mr.

Llttleliehl has been given wide prominence on account of the fact that be lias been opposed by Samuel the president of the American Federation of Labor, who has made many speeches In Congressman Little-field's district In the last three weeks. Republican leaders are quoted as admitting that largely because of the operation of the so called Rturgis liquor law the state ticket will probably not have a plurality exceeding 11,000, while for nearly a decade the Republican plurality has been In excess of 1:5,000. BASEBALL Jell-0 Ice Cream Getting Better Mrs. Cleorge Bishop of Conyngham, who was severely injured in a run-awav down the mountain several weeks ago, Is now almost recovered from her injuries. a a On Furlough George Wagner, son of Nathan Wagner, who has been visiting at his homo for several days, will return tomorrow to his company." He Is a member of the State constabulary, stationed In the western part of the State.

a a Has Typhoid Fever William of Conyngham Is confined to his home in that borough with a slight attack, of typhoid fever. a a a Schools Opened The public in the Borough of Conyngham opened this morning. There Is a large attendance In all the grade3. a a a An Old Home Day In Church The Reformed church of Conyngham hehl Harvest -Home ervWi nrf an Old Home Day at the Union church yesterday. Rev.

Correll delivered an Interesting sermon to a large congregation. Articles of interest were displayed, including a pair of candle mulTers and several old-time lanterns. He'3 gone to reap a just reward, in that bright heaven above. The funeral arrangements at this writing are not complete and will be miilished later. Rando, the house decorator.

It a Opened Today The Freeland Borough public and those of Foster townuhip pened today with a large attendance. Meets This Evening The Borough Council will meet in ipecial session this evening for the nirpose of making arrangements to special police for the Pearl fubilee. Ft Is stated that a number of he body are In favor of securing mline officers from other towns to a3 iist the local officers. This In op wsition to Burgess Hartman, who is lesirous of having none but local officers appointed. a a a Died This Morning Anna, the three-year-old daughter )f Edward an.l Murphy of lh of Centre and Main streets, lied at the familv residence nt )'clock this morning.

The little one A'as taken ill with diphtheria on Fri-lay last. Despite the fact that every-hing possible was done to save her ife, she died at the above statei lour. The funeral will likely take olace tomorrow afternoon. a a a Meets This Evening The Decorating will neet at 8 o'clock this evening. All ow Round Trip Rates to Colorado And thi Pacific Coast Via Nickel Plata Road.

If you expect to make a trip to -olorado, the Taclflc Coast, or any iolrit In the West, Northwest or Southwest, do not overlook the ex-remely low rates, convenient through oach, sleeper and dlnln? car service tiered by the Nickel Plate Eoad In onnectlon with any route you maj hoose beyond Chicago. For full information write R. E. Payne, General Agent, 291 Main Buffalo, N. T.

REBEL FORCE REPULSED. Results of Games Played In National, American and Eastern Leagues. NATIONAL I.EAGl'K. At CbleuRO PlttKtiurK, ClilcatfoK 7. Lelfleld, Ijuovit, Phelps; Ilrown, Pfelster, Mnrun.

At St. Louis Clnrlnnntl. 4: St. Iiuls, 0. Hall, McLean; Uoebe, Noonan.

Second (finnp Cincinnati. St. Louis, 1. Powder The New Way The Easy Hay The Cheap Way lo make Ice Cream No cooking, heating or fussing. One pack, age makes two quarts of fine lee Cream.

Fimr kinds Van-ilia, Chocolate, Straw, uuuv'iiiiMVufeu. Two packages, 25 cents at all grocers. Cuban Loyalist Troops Raise Siege ot Armored Train. Havaua, Sept. the most important battle of the present revolution the government aupesrs ti hnv f3.

JtLL-0 Icecream! I Fraser, Schlcl: KhomlPs. MarshHll. STANDING OK THE w. r.c. w.

u. p.c, Round Trip Homeseekera' P.atea Via Nickel Plate Road. 100 32 Cincinnati 51 76 .424 New York 82 45 .646 Brooklyn. 51 75 Pittsburg, til 4X .628 St. Louis.

IS 84 Phlla'phla 58 70 .453 42 88 .823 If yonr frrorer hamt It, acrid hit name and I I JSC. toun and two puckairnt, and nurllliustrated I recipe book will lie mailed yon. I The Genesee Part Food Clt Boy. N.T. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At 8t. Louis Cleveland, St. Iouls, a on September 19th. Hurt At Highland No. 6 Anthony Shelopski of North Centre street, employed as a miner in the No.

Highland mines, was squeezed by being caught between cars on Saturday evening. Seriously III Mrs. William O'l Vinjif-ll of Coxe's Addition is seriously ill at her home, suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism. Office Entered It has Just come to light that the idpAIm nff.ee at Drift. ii vao entered during the early morning hours on Friday, and one of the latest Improved No.

7 Remington type-Writers taken. The entrance was gained through the window leading to the office of General Manager Lloyd. The number of the machine is This number is published, as it may be the means of recovering It if it is offered for sale. Awarded Contract G. B.

Markle Co. have awarded a contract for equipping the Highland No. 1 slope, which was abandoned some year3 ago, with electric dynamos and other equipment, which will toe used to transport the coal to the bottom of the slope. A largo number of mules will be displaced by the change. Tigert Win The All-Stars, the pride of Hazlt ton, were defeated by the Freeland Tigers by a score of 5 to at the Tigers' Park yesterday afterno.m.

RhoadPH, Clarke; Powell. O'Connor. Second game Cleveland, St. Louis, t. Jons, Bemls; 1'elty.

Spencer. The lowest round trip Homeseek-is' rates of the year to the West, Jorthwest and Southwest, are offered iy the Nickel Plate Road the first tnd third Tuesday of each month Before making arrangements fo tickets write R. E. Payne. Genera Agent.

291 Main Buffalo. N. At Chicago Detroit, Chicago, 4. Mul- lin, Schmidt; Altrock, Towne. STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

W. L. P.C. W. L.

P.O. Clow York 1 it- Louis. a Roosevelt Boom In Miasouri. St. Louis, Sept.

N'ie-driughaus of the Republican state committee has called for a convention of all county, congressional and senatorial chairman and secretaries to meet In St. Louis next Saturday to consider "purty matters of vital necessity." The chief question. It Is sttld, will be call to President Ibxisevelt to become the party's candidate In lOtiS. It Is purposed to have take the lead in starting tt Roosevelt boom. Try a little KODOL.

FOR DYSPEPSIA after your meals. See the effect It will produce on your general feeling by digesting your food and helping your stomach to get itself into diape. Many stomachs are over worked to the point where they re fuse to go further. Kodol digests our food and gives your stomach the rest It needs, while its reconstructive iropcrties get the stomach back Into vorking order. Kodol relieves flatu-ence, sour stomach, palpitation of he heart, belching, etc.

Sold by all Irugglats. There is No Good Reason Against Good Insurance Nor any substitute for it Wherever failure to live means finincul lots, there is call for Insurance. Is your life of financial value to another your family, partners or basinets? If so, Life Insurance deserves your attention, and deserves it now. Ybur fore won a temporary advantage, checking General l'ino Cuertn's victorious murch through l'lnar del Rio. While the final Issue is still in doubt, the loyul troops were able to cut their way through the reliels, join the men commanded by General l'edro IMa.

on an armored train near Consolaciou and drive the main Insurgent body east ward. Reports received in Havana' are vague, conflicting and unsatisfactory, as the wires are down from l'uso Real west. It is asserted that when the train reached point two kilometer this side of Consolaciou the engine and one car left the track, as a rail had been removed. The maiu body ol Uuerra'8 men attempted to capture the train by assault. The attack was repelled with great loss, as the machine guns under Cap talu Welister swept the opeu field about the train.

The rebels hud the train surrounded aud hoed to compel Its surrender, us the troops had little water and provisions. A body of rural guards commanded by Colonel Avalos, coming from Puer to de Golpe, made au attack on tin tlaitk and cut their way through inn' effected Junction, clearing the rtmd from the train west. It Is impossible to get details of the fight. A Hjieclal relief train of armor ed ears has left Havana. Many Mrsons in Havaua bellev that Guernt lias taken the train aud that he will advance on the capital.

There are rumors on every side about the insurgents plans to capture tb city. The story generally credited Is thai Colonel Ashcrt will bring his men lute Vedado. while Guerra gjes around by way of Guanabacoa. The government continues the work of defense. President Palma has Issued a rail for a special session of congress to convene ou Friday next iu order to consider the disturbed condition of the country and devise measures to eud the intolerable situation.

The president is weary of the complicated ami threatening conditions and is anxious to divide the rfSKntdbllltle with con FMra thought will be better than their afterthought When it comes lo the best kind of Lite Insurance, men do not all think alike. There is no desirable kind that cannot be obtained from Names Twins "Nik" and "Alis." Columbus, Sept. 10. Kdward V. Frasb, who recently Ustimu the father of twins, has named them iu honor of the Lougworths.

and the presideut'tl spelling refor.ni has been recognized by pelting the name "Nik and "Alis. Lived to Be 102. Tarrytown, N. SoVt. aud hearty up to the time of ber death, VIrs.

I.avlnu Lovett, the oldest resident of Westchester county, died at ber THE. MUTUAL LIfL INSURANCE. COMPANY. This is the oldest active Life Insurance Company in America, and the largest and staunchest in the It is a Mutual Company. It hat no stockholders.

Its assets belong to its policy-holders. It has paid them dividends coniinuouily for fifty-six years. Taking its history through, W. T. McNEAL, Prescription Orugglst Pure drags, Patept Uedicines and Apollo Chocolates always on band.

t5 West Broad street, Hazleton country place sleepy Hollow at tbs age ii2 veara. E. I. DU PONT COMPANY Tike Muntunall Life' Emsufliramice Cinnipaimy has done as well for its policy-holders as any company. It should have done better, as has recently been shown.

Under the present management all policy-holders may expect unusually favorable results. This is made reasonable by the facts that it is a strictly Mutual Company, operated under New Yoc Foundei 1802. Wr CHANGE NO FEE Neuer was on the firing line for the visitors, but proved easy for the locals and retired In the third Inning In favor of Shigo, a former Freeland boy, who pitched good ball for the remainder of the contest. Boczouskl twirled for the Tigers and had the visitors at Ills mercy, they securing but four scratch hit3 off his delivery. The Freeland Comets defeated the strong Jeddo team In an interesting game on the latter'a grounds yesterday afternoon by a score of II to C.

The feature of the game was the pitching of MeXelia for the Comets, who struck out 13 men. Dead At Eckley Mrs. Daniel Roarty of Eeklev died UNTIL THE CASE IS ALLOWED DYNAMITE, JJLASTINfr AND SPOUTING POWDERS laws, which are now the best in the world; that its great volume of business means smaller share of expense on each policy, and that the new methods and economics, which are now a part of its constitution, will save immense sums which must to the policy-holders, at the only proper place. 3 Mr. Charles L.

Hughes, who became famous by conducting the investigation of the TRADE-HARKS, He. legislative Committee, and who speaks with authority, hat recently said: "We have baa great companies exposed to close and unsparing analysis, only to find that their ELECT1UC BLAST- IXO SUPPLIES. n4 rraok n4 SeacelttiM Imentio lr FREE OPINION to M'Ukiht. Crro.tdeiK eaflfanU. Eitakfishri IfiM.

rtneka si Ckicis, XtoatanJ. Detrsil MILO STEVENS -00. solidity was as the rock of Gibraltar. I would rather take insurance in a New York company compelled to transact business under these restrictions, than in any company not to restricted, and I believe that will be the sentiment of the I people of these United States." Every Woman tainlevm. and thoM tmow Abuttt I ha.

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