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WEDNESDAY EVENING THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH MAY 22. 1901 3 East Harrisburg: BURNED BY ACIDS Three Children Painfully Hurt on the CADWALLEDER-KOONS WEDDING. Improvement Association Held a Session---Birthday Party Held Last Night. Three accidents from children drinking carbolic acid occurred yesterday in two different parts In both instances the bottles were properly labeled and the accidents occurred simply from ignorance. Walter McFarland, the 2-yearold son of Mr.

and Mrs. George MeFarland, Seventeenth and Vernon streets, was visiting at a house at Fourteenth and Market streets, and while there crawled up on a chair and took a bottle of carbolic from a shelf and began to drink the stuff. The child was discovered before he had proceeded very far and the bottle snatched from him. He had swallowed very little of the poison but was seriously burned on his lips and on his tongue. The other accidents occurred in the vicinity of Twelfth and Market streets.

A number of children are in the habit of playing on the steps that lead from Market street up to Twelfth street. They would gather 'old bottles together and "keep store" on the landings of the steps. Yesterday children found a bottle that contained a few drops carbolic acid. This bottle, along with the others, was filled with water and was part of the stock in trade. During the afternoon two of the children drank of the diluted carbolic acid and became very sick.

A doctor was necessary in both cases and but little damage was done outside of burns about the children's mouths. MRS. WHITMOYER BURIED Services Held by "Hill" Ministers in Memory of Prominent Church Worker. Mrs. Hanna Mary Whitmoyer, a prominent church worker at Olivet Presbyterian Church, who died on Sunday, was laid to rest at Mt.

Olivet cemetery, New Cumberland, afternoon. Funeral services held at her late home, 1510 Derry street, at 1 o'clock, many friends and relatives being present at the obsequies. The services were opened by a prayer by the Rev. M. H.

Stine, Ph. D. The Rev. J. Stockton Roddy made an address composed Scripture passages that had been of comfort to Mrs.

Whitmoyer while confined to her home during the past two years. Mrs. E. Z. Gross sang two solos during the services.

In closing, the Rev. J. A. a prayer. The pall-bearers were four of the officers of Olivet Presbyterian Church, Messrs.

Groff, Lutz, Peters and Palmer. Birthday Party. A pleasant surprise party, consisting of members of the Epworth M. E. Church choir, gathered at the home Dr.

C. E. L. Keene at 1549 Berryhill street last evening, in honor of Mrs. Keene, it being the event of a birthday anniversary.

Music was Pennsylvania Railroad's Improved Service to New York. On Monday, May 27th, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will establish five-hour train service between Harrisburg and New York on the following schedule: Weekdays. Leave Harrisburg 7.00 A.M. Leave Lancaster 7.50 A. M.

Arrive Philadelphia 9.37 A.M. Leave Philadelphia 9.50 A.M. Arrive New York (West 23d street) ............12.00 noon Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Philadelphia to New York. Weekdays. Leave New York (West 23d street) 2.55 P.

M. Arrive Philadelphia 5.13 P.M. Leave Philadelphia 5.30 P. M. Leave Lancaster 7.15 P.M.

furnished during the evening by Professor Eshenour on the piano and altogether a most enjoyable time was spent in social games. Later light. refreshments were served, and the assembled guests, after tendering many good wishes to Mrs. Keene, departed. CADWALLEDER-KOONS Interesting Nuptials Celebrated at the Bride's Home To.day.

Dr. M. H. Stine, pastor of the Christ Lutheran Church, united in marriage this afternoon. Dr.

S. I. Cadwallader, of Fisherville, Dauphin county, and Miss Marion Isabelle Koons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Koons, of Mulberry, street. Both young people known and popular in East Harrisburg and throughout the city. Dr. Cadwallader was graduated Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, last year and at present has a large practice in Fisherville.

The wedding was a most beautiful and impressive home affair, the solemn Luther service being used with the ring ceremony. The Koons home was crowded with the friends and relatives of the bride and groom and notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather everything within the house was most bright and cheerful. The bride was dressed in pure the costume being of surah silk, trimmed with chiffon. Mr. Charles Koons, of Harrisburg, and Mr.

Penn G. Hastings, of Milton, acted as ushers. Following the wedding a reception was given in a dining hall prettily decorated with roses and spring flowers. Besides many people from the city who were present at these functions the following from other places were also there: Mr. and Mrs.

A. Cadwalle-' der, Cadwalleder, Master Cadwalleder and Misses Katheryn and Bertha Cadwalleder, of Milton; Mr. James McConkey, of Philadelphia; Messrs. Penn Hastings, Hugh Marsh, Homer Belford, George Reynolds and Misses Lamm and Gresh, of Milton. A large room was filled with the wedding presents, many beautiful and valuable gifts having been received.

These consist of silver plate, pictures and substantial present from of the bride furniturrents and groom was a house already furnished at Fisherville. young couple will occupy this dwelling at once, leaving for their new home this evening. A bridal trip will be taken later in the summer. THE NEW CHURCH The Pians Being Completed and Build. ing Will be Soon.

The giving of the contract for the building of the St. Francis Catholic Church on Market street, which was to have been let some time ago, has been postponed for a few weeks owing in the plans. It has been decided that a few changes be made in the architects' drawings and these are being made at present. The contract will be given out probably at the beginning of the week after next. Work on the new church will begin immediately after and will be with all ustifiable haste.

It that the edifice will be pushed, completed for occupancy in the latter part of October or the beginning of November. Funeral of Mrs. Eisely. The funeral Mrs. Kittie Eisely, who died yesterday, will be held from her late home at the corner of Thirteenth and Berryhill streets to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The services will be conducted by the Rev. Luther DeYoe, of Messiah Lutheran Church. The interment will be made lat the Paxtang cemetery. Arrive Harrisburg 8.15 P.M. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars New York to Philadelphia and Philadelphia to Harrisburg.

This improved service will appeal especially to the men of business who make frequent trips to New York and to whom a saving of time is a vital consideration. may22-2t The way to avoid mistakes is to go to a piano store where mistakes are not allowed to happen. You are sate at the Troup Piano Store. No. 9 South 2d street, Harrisburg, Pa.

May 21'tf The accident and health policies sold by C. Vernon Rettew, No. 1119 North Third street, are the best. Telephone 'or drop a card and he will call and explain. LOOKING BA BACKWARD.

It is with. a Sigh One Nothing is SO Discouraging to Back to the Time the Power an Active, Ambitious Person -the Strength to Accomplish as the Feeling of Inability to Existed. Go Ahead. FORCE, STRENGTH, ENERGY WON BY HARRISBURG PEOPLE By reason of waste and wear the human system becomes heir to symptoms governed by conditions the immediate cause of the symptoms is lack of nerve force bring that up to the standard of nature's requirements and the symptoms disappear. Whether it be the all tired out feeling that refuses to be rested, languor, sleeplessness, poor appetite, waning strength, heart, palpitation, headaches, mind confusion, impaired mentality, nervous tremblings, there is no secret about the wonderful suecess of Dr.

A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills in putting ailing people on their feet, except their great influence in creating Nerve Force. A great many Harrisburg people are in evidence with testimony of the convineing kind. Miss Lizzie Hodge, of No.

North Sixth street, Harrisburg, says: "I have been extremely nervous for a long time and at times found it almost impossible to rest at night. My heart was affected and troubled me a great deal with palpitation. My food did not digest and I had considerable distress in the stomach. I got some of Dr. A.

W. Chase's Nerve Pills at Forney Knouse's drug store and found they did me so much good. They quieted the nerves, improved my appetite and digestion and I felt stronger and better in every way. I have no hesitation in recommending them to ST. VITUS DANCE.

Dr. Greene's Nervura Cures. Children of Nervous Diseases. It is true beyond all question that Dr. Greene's Nervura cures St.

Vitus Dance. Mr. Charles A. Regnell, 13 Custer Brockton, says: My little daughter, Esther, was stricken with Chorea or St. Vitus Dance, last September.

I have since then tried two of our local doctors, but she grew steadily worse instead of better. A few weeks ago I was advised by a friend to try DR. GREENE'S NERVURA BLOOD AND NERVE REMEDY. She began taking it, and I can see that she has been improving every day since. Iam willing to recommend Dr.

Greene's Nervura to all who suffer from such a disease. This case of my own daughter has convinced me that Dr. Greene's NerLITTLE ESTHER REGNELL. vura is what it is claimed to be." Is your child nervous and fidgety? Does its eyelids or lips twitch. Are there any involuntary movements of arms, legs, or shoulders? You must do something for that child al once To put off getting treatment, or to get treatment that is not known to be effective is doing your child permanent injury and casting the shadow of grief over your own life.

Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is the perfect medicine for children. It always helps them. It is praised by grateful fathers and mothers everywhere. Don't take chances with your child.

To do so is almost criminal. Get the medicine that cures every phase of nervous disorder. Get Dr. Greene's Nervura now, today, and begin its use. Dr.

Greene will advise you about your child free of charge, if you write or call. His address is 35 W. 14th New York City. Full examination and counsel free. COKE Dandruff Cure Praised by the Citizens of Harrisburg and Vicinity.

What man or woman can doubt the virtue in Coke Dandruff Cure after the evidence that has been produced from day to day in columns of this paper for the past two weeks? The great success attained by COKE DANDRUFF CURE comes from the fact that those whom it has benefited tell their friends. Read what some of the Leading Dealers of Harrisburg say about Coke Dandruff Cure. A whole city delighted with the results of a test of Coke Dandruff Cure. The sales of Coke Dandruff Cure have more than doubled in the past week. Our customers are delighted with the results of this great preparation since the Free Sample test made at our store, to prove to people of Harrisburg its great worth.

Coke Shampoo and Toilet Soap for the hair, scalp and skin, cleans, beautifies. For sale by George A. Gorgas and W. H. Kennedy Co.

Paxtang Cemetery Strictly modern in every way. 1m- provements unexcelled anywhere in the State. Lots, $30.00 and upwards. Office on the grounds. Take Paxtang car.

Telephone connection. apr20-1y SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS. Secretary Hammelbaugh has completed his reports with the exception of one. They will be presented to the board at its special meeting May 31st. The story of a new heating system at the Stevens building has been revived.

The School Board sometime ago decided that a change was necessary. The fight for the presidency of the new School Board which will organize next month has so far been a very quiet one. Cameron building will receive the attention of the new board for better sanitary regulations. ST. STEPHENS' ENTERTAINMENT A Pleasant Musical Programme at the Y.

M. C. A. To-morrow. St.

Stephen's Church expects to put some needed funds in its treasury by the entertainment to be given to-morrow evening in the Y. M. C. A. hall.

The program will be divided into two parts. Miscellaneous numbers will constitute the first part. One pleasant feature of this portion of the entertainment will be the quartette work by Mrs. Angell, Miss Wormley, Mr. Kinnard and Mr.

Gurney. Mr. Gurney has been here several times for the Oratorio concerts, and every one who heard him on those occasions will be sure to want to hear him again. The second part of the program will he the presentation of Miss Lehman's "Daisy Chain." Her "Persian Garden" is very wildely known and the "Daisy which is her latest effort, is said by those who have heard both, to be really superior to her other work. The concert will commence at 8 o'clock.

A Sold. John Grey was arrested last evening as a "suspicious character." He was acting very queerly about the rear of residences -n Market street near the railroad. This is the Smallest WICKLESS Blue Flame OILSTOVE Made also in four larger sizes. If your dealer Sold does not have everywhere. them -write to the nearest agency of ATLANTIC REFINING CO.

Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stove. All Styles Wickiess Blue Flame Oil Stoves. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. BURNS 24-26-28 South Second Street. NOR a ham that is a ham try our well seasoned, well cured Pig Hams.

Average five to eight pounds. C. Houseman, Grocer, 1726 THIRD STREET, IF One can believe all we see on tombstones, ALL the bad men are still living. AND If one can believe all the advertisements about 5 cent Cigars, they are all the best. BUT: WELL KING OSCAR Is a good 5c Cigar.

There MAY be better cigars sold for 5 cents, yet a whole lot of people don't think so. DO YOU? Corsets, Hosiery, Underwear ear and Notions Have Always Been Our Leading Articles. All up-to-date Corsets are to be found in our Corset Department, viz: The R. G. Corsets may be had in six different lengths and styles, from a Girdle Corset to an extra long waist.

The R. G. are made upon French models and will not stretch in wear. You have fit, comfort, style and wear in this Corset. You will find the Majesty and Dowager Corsets in all lengths.

These Corsets are not bought and worn by stout Women only. It is a Corset for all Women. Guaranteed not to stretch or break in wear. Those Women blessed with a superabundance of flesh find these Corsets incomparable form makers. Spirite, straight front, bias gored; W.

erect form, straight front; C. straight front, bias gored; son's Militant, straight front; Thomson Glove-fitting, Royal Worcester, P. D. You will find all Corsets of popular brands made in the United States at our place. Sole agent for Equipoise Waist; also, all styles Ferris and Royal Worcester Waists.

The largest and finest line of Real Hair Switches. Grey and White Switches a specialty. E. COHEN, 202 Market Street. Office of the Harrisburg Traction Company.

Harrisburg, May 16, 1901. Annual Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Harrisburg Traction Company, for the election of Directors, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting, including a proposition to increase the Capital Stock of the Company from $2,000,000 to will ye held Tuesday, the 16th day of Juiy, 1901, at the Board of Trade Room, in the City of Harrisburg, at 10 o'clock, A. M. By order of the Board of Directors, W.J.

CALDER, my Secretary. Office of the Harrisburg Traction Company, Harrisburg, May 16, 1901. Notice to Stockholders. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Dire tors of the Harrisburg Traction Company, at a meeting held May 14, 1901, by resolution duty passed. directed that at the annual meeting of the Company to be held Tuesqay, July 46, 8901.

at the Hoard of Trade Rooms, in the city of Harrisburg, at 10 o'elo k. A. an election of the Stockholders shouid Le held for the purpose of voting lor or against a proposition to increase the Capital Stock of the Cempany from 82.000,000 to 82,000,000. By order of the Board of Directors, W. J.

CALDER. 20y Secretary. ASTRICH'S. SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' SUITS FOR TEN DAYS, Beginning This Thursday Before the hot weather sets in we are offering our whole stock of Ladies' and Misses' black and colored Suits at greatly reduced prices. Our stock this season is unusually large comparison has shown that we have given better values for the, money than any other store.

We have placed a general reduction list on all Suits we are offering. Very fine Suits, black and colored, regular price $7.98, Black and colored cheviot, covert and Venitian cloth Suits, regular price $9.98, $7.98 Fine tailored Suits, black and colored, regular price $12.00 and $12.98, at $9.98 One lot of black cheviot Suits, regular price $12.98 to $14.50, at $7.98. Fine lot of castor, tan, grey' and brown Venitian Suits, regular price $14.50, at $12.98 Regular price $18.00, at $14.98 Regular price $20.00, at $15.98 Great Reduction in Prices on Silk Dress Skirts. From $9.98 to $8.50. From $12.50 to $9.98.

From $14.98 to $12.50. From $18.50 to $14.98. We ask you to give us a call as early a as possible, as these prices will be good only until June 1st. Refrigerators. The weather the past few days has perhaps reminded you of your need of one.

In buying a refrigerator you will no doubt want to feel sure that you are getting a good one. We always handle the Celebrated Quaker City Refrigerators and Ice Chests. These goods are noted for their durability and ice qualities. They are made thoroughly kiln dried solid oak in two complete cases, one inside the other, fastened firmly together, the inner case also being kiln dried odorless wood, ploughed and grooved and air tight. The ice receptacle is of the latest improved style and an ice saver.

The whole refrigerator is constructed on scientific principles and we believe it to be the best in the market. We cordially invite your inspection of them. CASH OR CREDIT. The People's Furnishing Company 330 BROAD STREET. Gorgas' Headache Salts A teaspoonful in water is like a glass of soda-almost as pleasant to drink.

Cures headache, heartburn, sour stomach, dyspepsia--relieves brain fatigue. 10c, 25c, 50c 16 N. 3d St. Prescriptions Precisely Put Up. William A.

Jenkins, Contractor and Huilder. Satisfactory recults in all branches of the trade. P. O. Box 50, office 804 Green street, Harrisburg, Pa Jean Harrisburg Engines -ROM 6 TO 3.000 HORSE POWER HIGH SPEED Machine Harrisburg Foundry, and Works MEDIUM SPEED AND CORLISS HARRISBURG, U.

S. A. vous FAILURE Dr. A. W.

Chase Nerve Pills, 50 cents a box at druggists, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Buffalo, N. Y.

Caution should be exercised in purchasing Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. The genuine always bear the portrait and signature of the famous physician and author of Dr.

Chase's recipe book, and his initials, A. W. Imitators and simulators may even use the name "Chase" in order to convey the impression they are the original Dr. Chase formula, but they dare not use initials A. signature and portrait.

50 cents a box at druggists, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Buffalo, N. Y.

Do You Intend Buying wall paper this spring? If so, do not fail to visit our lately remodeled store, where can be seen all the latest styles and colorings in bright up-to-date patterns. 'Phone and Mail Orders promptly attended to. E. S. McFARLAND, Second and Walnut Streets.

Removed from 8 South Market Square..