Punxsutawney Spirit, 1910-10-04

              •*' m WW ■ Wht $im#£itf atones £j>i fif. i E. MeGOVKKN GETS ( 0\nt \(T The members of the borough counil in regular session night passed dinances fur the trying and eurb- S of ipenn Street -from Mahoning to jnn to South Cjllpin Street; South efferson Street/rro-m iPenn Street to \berty Cranberry Ail.-y lrom .ndley Stre/t to -Gilpin IStreet, and he lower Vnd of Cherry Street form «orth 'FUld 1 y Street, the street and lley cojnmittee to use its diser.'ion as > whyfher the distance shall be I0 r 1j//v feet. TJie streets and alley above named Vto be paved with brick, plans and SecHications to be prepared immedi- M \\ IM M\( IIIM (.1 \ "ill: Wi villl.tl u-.vsK/xaw FolloH-in* i» th® p. Oct. *■— wither tor**** t tPi»fin8ylvnnla:— Tnsettletf, showr s tonight or tfednesday. for Western Outlaw Surrounded in His Cabin by Armed Deputies PRICE TWO GENTS PUNXSUTAWNEY PA. TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4, 191«. JOT REIGIS if WEST POIIT TROUBLE ill POWER MIT Streets Will be Paved Before Winter Sets in VOL. V—NO. u Howling Success HOMELESS 001 AFTER WOK INJURED Bf EXPLOSION Fugitive Determined. Fearful End to Feud Between Bandit and Law Is Feared- Was the Business Men's Car nival in Jefferson Theatre Last Night. , Council Passes Ordinances to Pave Union, Penn and i Jefferson Streets. CHILDREN OF CRIMINAL WOUNDED m BE MO FOR AI ONCE Jl BIG S«!W rail URGE AUDIENCE <iirl l» hi 11«in I—Son .if I ntilirr's I>«>!> in«* Cranberry ami Cherry Alleys to Ik- Paved—Work on I tot 11 to Start At Once. Longan. That there would !»«• pun- Islimi'iits for tho«e whom the board of inquiry report implicated, hr said they could rest assured, but that would come later at't«r du< consideration of the Undines. against ('apt tTio heartfvrt of th*1 recent demonsi Gen. Harry academy, <!• lj to-h'-art talk / superintendent oj v«>r«'d a lenKt \on th«> .sj WEST FOUNT. X. Y.. Oct. 4.— Last night the cadets at the military academy were happier than they have been for ov« r a week anil one more the campus rings with the shouts of the cadets, who were restored to all privileges last night, after they had been denied every privilege for over a week since their trouble with Captain Longan iiKth* me.ss hall. The injector (whatever that is) at the power plant played out about eleven o'clock Sunday night and it was not until about seven o'clock last evening that the troublesome Injector had been patched up and put back to work again. For :i time the ladies of the Episvopal Church feared that Lh y would be compelled to put on the Business Men's Carnival by candle light, and when the lights came on at seven o'clock they were exceedingly happy. Hud the city water been turned on this trouble would not have occured. Not only the patrons of the Water Company in Punxsutawney suffered yesterday, but those who depend on electricity for light were likewise somewhat handicapped. fatal, Tony was brought t<> ili«■ Adrian Hospital lur« lti-t nl«ht and, a though ho is sul'f.rhm gr«at pain, it is not 1 m 1 i< \« il that his injurbil ar« Tony kept his blasting powih r in a keg in his home, and la>t night just befort starting: to work he lit his lamp and then drew forth the k« g to pour the explosive into a .in which he usually carried with him into tlj-e mines. hr w a - in the act pouring, a spark from the lamp fell into the tan and.*<fcff# explosion tint followed l»ilruff! his hands to a cri.-!-. and badly charred hi> fa . neck and upper body. The side of the building was likewise blown out. Spark I'uIIh Into I'owilec (an. Iksirc Italian Itarilx Injured When Tony Q<»sjs. of lVsire. lit hi> mining lamp before leaving hi* home to enter the mines last night, and the action almost cost him his life. WATER COMPANn AND THE PEOPLES' mBLESARE OVER FAREWELL RECEPTION TOR REV. AND MRS. W. S. WILSON RECKON OFFICIALS ARE ARRESTED III JOB LOIS The boy is looking for work. He seems sincere in his quest and expresses a preference for the farm. If there anyone who is looking for a good hardy youngstr to do farm or any other kind of work. They will kindly communicate with the Spirit office or Hurgess I\ O. Freas. T he boy appears to be of some worth. Manly in appearance, respectful fin his talk and gentelmanly. he has endeared himself to Burgess Freas and Warden iMcAndrews. A youngster, only sixteen years of age. who for the past year or two has been wandering all over the earth, last night applied to Chief of Police (Palmer for a night's lodging. He explained that he was without a father <>r mother, had no home and but one relative, a cousin in 'Warsaw. .Yew York, where the youngster lived before taking up his tour. DRUNKEN Mill ASSAULTS COMPANION WITR RIERRRTTLE training;. »•' noj 'of it. and »• x«• part «tf the Its inttMul • rough t a ninnn« r that at ion tlx y wciv hapr«■« 1. Prartira ly pvrry b :; isi (l«'iturU<l him Tli ■ s! aim ruin net • Mlt Oil th«| «tratod K"<»i Ill this ox per, pily (lisnppoi m m her oif t l <»r ln'rsolf i fa rry pa rts. tieipating to through their The oitizens of Purwcputawney flicked to th Jefferson Theatre last night expecting t<> be amused part of the time and bored the rest. They argued to themselves that three hundred young people with but little training were likely to put up an exhibition that would only be amusing because of the inability of those par- are made. Before an audience that filled the Jefferson Theatre from orchestra pit to gallery, three hundred young men and women demonstrated last night that the town of Punxsuta vvney is literally overflowing with theatrical talent, not the "S-h-ave my child" calibre, but of the kind of which stars both in vaudevi.ie and the legitimate iL/fl K UIH' r - it ir>n:»I tal- rtlelpants. to produce • rth screams. and ills wife and thrt-e thiltlivn an» in tli« « ibin with l)i«*t/.. Whittt-M ciKing t«« th«-m villi » from a hilltop .»r-»'•■rinif their surroiuli-r. In case <»r t -fiisal th y wil: *lu* ! t-ji- h'»u« with WIXTKIt. W~. 11( t. -I.—Armi'd - surround the lei; cabin of John Deit/.. the < Miner on Dam outlaw. Fighting and bloodshed is expected s m.i as th ivsu t "l a long standing i ''iid with the authorities. Myra I><-itsc. the »:!->• ur- >al daughter V>f lie (Hit;■ i w "King mi tin Ashland <'ou n t \ hospital as the r suit of a guns'hot wound by tin- deputies when ambushed 1»> her brother** on Satur<i iy. One brother, W'int r, is in jail, \ ounded, the other escaped and Join - i 1 b j':»ther. F. nving th«• ambush I »«:!•/ threatened to visit I Winter and - a\ . c m i•!'a• <1 in h - arrest, and t'le warl'ar h : •* been carried into bis territory. Thomas Whitten, the Ci-iinty l!".ird chairman, said ho was • msidor'.nn the u 'vcrnur for a t \e machine sun Hit FOH no SERIES FiXED It would be most diIMcult to pick out tlu» big hit among the thirty-one of the largest kind of hiits. 'Tis true that some sang In belt r voiee than others, spoke a little more distinctly, and Homo evidenced a grece of mov - ment that was lacking in others, but to name those who starred would be necessary to print the entire pro- laughter that t hi miuif^' numbers, dances, etc., were fully appreciated by the audience was manifested by its vociferous appla use. The hearings were begun before .1 istioc Sinai! at I "'clock Monday afi. rnoon, Attorm \ John W. M< Faddcn representing the prosecution. Tin* violations arr alleged to have occurred at the primar> e action on 1 Saturday, June I. and ar based on | the Judges and inspectors accenting \ aflldavits as to their r sidence and j right to vol. . Other material matters are also said to be involved. The informations are made by Frank L. i'rue. Ten men bad b< en arrested and had given bail by Monday morning. otticers' were out through the country !'•»r the r«mainei of the defendants. seventy-' ight being the entire number involved. (IRKKXSIH' K*; Twenty-nix judges and tlfty-two inspectors from twenty-six election precincts of the lirst anil second districts of Westmoreland bounty are named as defendants in suits for the violation of the < ■ tion laws, instituted before J-.lStiee of the 1* are  15. S'mail. * % l'a.. < )ct. 4 - spCftois \lii'j*cj| to ilinc Violated I.aw. Twenl >-six .lodges and I ■'iity-lwo Iii- 30 States Will Participate in Gettysburg Celebration HE FAILED 10 LEAVE Row Wilson'.s popularity extended past the confine* of his church. He was an excellent preacher, :i superior pastor, but first of all n man, and there arc countle-s others In addition to the members of the IT. 11. Church who regret the departure of liev. Wilson and wife. them. Mrs. Wilson left this afternoon for Clearfield. Tomorrow Itev. Wilson will juin her th re and on Thursday they will leave fur Altoona, where on Friday night the miembers of, tho Second U. H, Church will welcome A postal card shower formed n feature of the evening. Both llev. and Mrs. Wilson received several hundred from nu mbers of the chureh and friends outside the church, on which were expressed the be>t wishes for success In their new home. The chureh was crowded to overflowing and both llev. and Mrs. Wilson were kept busy shaking hands and receiving best wishes, informal talks were mad- by H. M. Straweutter, superintendent of the Sunday School, J. If. Depp, master of ceremonies, and others, to which Itev. Wilson responded, thanking the members of the church for haveing made his thret* years' pastorate h. re most Enjoyable, and expressing regrets it leaving them. At tht United Brethren Church last night the memb'Ts of the First Church of this plaee unit the Second churcii of Albion tendered Kev. and Mrs. VV. v Wilson :i farewell reception. I'riends of Departing I'a si or aiul Wile. Church Crowded willi Members and Tn the meantime the State Police had been called and Trooper Williams responded. Anderson was placed under arrest and lodged in the lockup over night. This morning he was signed before 'Squire Means and Held for court in default of three hundred dollars bail. He was taken to iBrookville this afternoon by Trooper Williams. Graffius was taken to the Punxsutnvvneey Hospital where three long scalp lacerations and a badly bunged eye were dressed by Dr. Montgomery. Last night Anderson, (JrafBus and several others were in the house occupied by Mrs. Dougherty In Elk 'Hun. A goodly amount of beer was consumed during the evening ahd about, ten o'clock Anderson, according to the evidence, without any apparent cause, struck (iraftius over the head with an empty beer bottle. As Grafflus turned to defend himself Anderson struck him again and he fell to the floor. While lying there almost unconscious, it is alleeged that Anderson kicked him in the face. Charles Anderson was last night arraigned before Justice of the Peace Means on a charge of aggravated assault and battery preferred by Lee Grafflus, of this place. Charles Xnderson Must \nswor Serl- Oils C harge at Next Term of Criminal Court. THOMAS BAIRD WEDS POPULAR OLIVEBURG GIRL TAKEN TO COUNTY HOME It is not probable that that the Wat it Company will have to go through a similar experience for some time I" come. Although statements to the contrary w re made Punxsutawney was ni t without lire proteetlon. ISteam was up it the pump house all day ami night, and at a moment'* notice, according to Mr. Hat/, a ninety-pound press if;' would have been tearing, through the lines. True, it would have .been creek wat- r. but en •» k water will douse a lir. Talk about murmuring brooks. The gurgle of the water as it passed out of the splggots yesterday evening was music to the cars of a few thousand who hadn't dipped their hands In aequa pura since Sunday at noon. Karly yesterday morning Mr. liatz gathered up a new crew and at seven o'c' > k the bailing pro • -s* was resumed. All day long they labored and at 4..10 o'clock it was all over. eontinu Supt. Kant/, had his troubles. An Innocent-looking tap had t«» be made :it the Irvin mill at 'Big Hun, wser • a hydrant was to be Instil i led. Wh- n the excavation was made, in the heart of a swamp, it quickly filled with water. Men whv hurried to the job and from two until eight o'clock last evening eight men bailed continually. Hy torchlight the men lkept at it but by eight o'clock they were "all in" and refused to Vfter twenty-eight hoars of \patient stiff-ring th patrons of the Punxsuta wtiey Water « " mpany. and many thrips to the spiggot (water spigot), they found the mu li onged for fluid had been turned on about live o'clock. Hydrant Installed ai Itiu Ituii M'ter Much SulYerliig b> l*nirt»n> and Conipan> Officials to rush the work through to that laii'letfon before winter sets in, if Villi1, iC'l'1- lerritori the absence of 'President Falr\ The ii Or. G. K. (Bell was chosen tem{.itate t\C\y chairman. Following the eceptici £ and adoption of minutes and ti whic) 'port of the borough officers a ot to I >n from the citizens of East /ill fafc f-vas read in which a lire hydrant Ater onfi isked for at the intersection of less bt,nia Avenue and -Mahoning Street, was referred to the street I *and alley committee for action. L •Communications were then read in ■ which the residents of Union, Penn II and Jefferson Streets agreed to re-1K lease the borough from all damages arising from thie paving and curbing B\of those thoroughfares. Ordinances the paving and curbing of those were then read and passed by suspension of the. rules requiring all to lay on the table thirty before being acted upon. rtiotion, at this time, to lay on table the petition of the Cran- Alley property owners, for pav- Hl and curbing, was lost by almost vote. from the residents of the Ward, aslking for improved fire for that section of town I referred to the property com- ply by the IHorough Engineer Van ntlear; bids advertised for and relivd in open council and contracts I as soon as possible. Lm will probably be a Week or ten »Js before bids will be advertised for, ivived and let. Work on the thorkj;fares mentioned will then begin ■ Inee and it is the borough's Inten- BOOSTER MEETING Will BE HEED SOON II MOT The length of the program was the only thing that worked against the show. It was nearly twelve o'cloelk when the curtain .went down on the last sketch. The carnival will b • produced again tonight with thi program considerably changed. Those who missed the performance last night should not fail to be on band tonight. The mere fact that last night's production was a hone talent affuiir would be sufficient cause for a boost from the newspapers of the town, but here Is one that desorv' s a boost wholly on it own merits, and those attending tonight will concur in the general opinion of those who attended last night. most beauttiful hats on four young ladiles as equally beautiful, was the success of the evening. gram From an advertising standpoint Wwmi' display of four Definite l>atc» Not Yet Set—Woodw opt 11 i 111111 and < hainbei* »>f Commerce to Co-operate. • in ii 111 • • : ' 111 i • i.' imi• in Chiigo on Sunday, (tober 23. »si .ii «>ther game i r« »|i.iir• <1, an«'tli< r huri ' run mi a sp< •;11 train will »'.• made from Philad. iphia to Ohica- lu >th< v nam- « required to settle tin iii-v■■•ma y. a f»:;li game a ill be pla\ 1 Sa'arday. < >ctobcr 22, r a 1. iri .• -i run in 1 al train !■ >iu • '! >-aK'» !•' 1". adelphia. and In Fourth «am Fri .ay. tr -1, at Chicago. Third game, Thur-day, Octob< r 20. at Chicago. Wednesday. October 1 train trip •rum Philadelphia to Chicago. Second game, Tuesday. Octol.or IS, :11 Philadelphia. First game. Monday. October 17. nt Philadelphia. The series will lie played erf in the following manner: I: has a!wa\ he. n a superstition . nmng baseball f«ii 11>\v • r that the am winning the te. - fur first games «ses Hi. . I , )'■ r this  i'i evident Murphy of Oh ago was not, much down, ist when, President lien Nhlbe of Phfladelphlft called the turn of a half dollar yesterday. •IX 'I NX ATI. 1».. Oct. 4.- V toss < f a coin vesterdav decided at the i u-eting of tin National Baseball t'oiniii'.■-i<• 11 that the tlr i game of the I \. ei ld's ba.sebull championship be| t A'een the Philadelphia Athletic** j . hampions of the American League, nd tin Chicago Cubs, champion- «'*f the .National league, would be piny- x i .l In Philadelphia. A few moments later the -upreme court of baseball .'•unounred that the contents would 1 • "in al 2 p. m. on Monday, October I 7. A man who gave his name as Wililiam Knox i« languishing in the borough bastille on a charge of being a common drunk. Sunday evening Knox put in an appearance at the lockup and acdced for lodging, explaining that he had walked that da> from Indiana and had but ten, cents in his pocket. He was given lodging and next, morning left with the avowed intention of walking to Cool Spring to secure work on the new railroad. He didn't go. About four o'cloeK yesterday afternoon Chief of Police Palmer hauled him into the lockup so badly intoxicated that he couldn't stand. About four days in the lockup or a couple days' work on the streets will probably be William's portion. LIFOLLETTE UN1ERG0ES DURATION GIRLS FATE WITH JURY WISHAW COUPEE MARRIED Mike Is a big able bodied fellow, capable of earning his own livelihood but a short time ago his mind gaw way. He see> things—things of all shapes and sizes, but his principal tormentor is a woman with long hair, talon like hands and two long tusks protruding from h«r mouth. At times he is peerfectly .sane, but his fear when suffering from the occasional spells in which he sees the woman, is pitiful to see. Mike ('arice, a big Hungarian miner of Horatio, who had been confined in the lockup since Sunday evening, was this afternoon taken to Brookville by the County Commissioners and for some time to come Mike will be an inmate of the County Home. PlTTSHI'lUi .Oct. 4.—The defense in th Ie'11i tria rested their cafe <>da\ and attorneys begun to address the jury. It is expected the ease will ;o to the jury this afternoon and It if possible that a verdict may be reached before nightfall. HOCIIKSTMH. Minn.. Mrs. Lafollette announced this morning that the operation on her husband was over, and that he had recovered from the anesthetic. The operation is completely successful. On the e\'t ning of Oetober 12 the commissioners will gather at th <'•>- lumhus Hotel and the next day Oov Stuart will receive the m mbei •. The Pennsylvania commissioners will entertain the other visitors at lunch- on at the Marrlsburi; I'lub. In th afternoon the commissioners wMll go t> Gettysburg, where tiny will he received by the P.urg ss and the President of Pennsylvania Oollc-e. On th« fourteenth the commiss :iei - will organize and -make th preliminar\ arrangements for the celebration. (iemral Louis Wagner, - > l Philadelphia* is the chairman of the commision and he has Invited every commonwealth in th« Fnited Stateas the federal government t-» unite in preparing for the big celebration which wil! occur on July 1. :: and 1913. On Thursday of next we k reprsenatives .if thirty of the states and tcritories of the country will meet at (Jetysburg to make arrangements lor the celebration of the semi-centennial oj- the P.atth of Clett\ sburg. Ceiiienial of I la 11 le tyslmrg to La> Plans for Scnii- Koprcseiialives Will (iatlier In <3h- STUART TO PITTSBURG EXPECT CAPTURE OF LOS ANGELES DYNAMITERS SOON t him un uple, not wishing any ary side issue* of a 1 wedding, «»y last left for Toronto, f'married, e Friday aird had was not the Bufirg Ralln of Mr. Mrs. Baird is one of the most popular young ladies in the sectio.i in which she resides. Comely and of many accomplishments, she has the best wishes of a multitude of friends. They will probably go to housekeeping in Punxsutawney. Mr. Bairn is a falo, Kocliester way ComiVny^ and Mrs. David Baird, «»f Hiirnmny A youhk man of excellent habits, industrious and capable, ho has many friends who wish him the of luck. The young c< of the unnwea widely publishe Tuesday, quietl; Canada, whriy They returno and the fa' taken unto known In Tin1 marriage of Thomas liaird, of Iiarmoul', to Muse Ad.a Wachob, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wachub, of Ollveburg, has just become known, although the ceremony was performed In Toronto, Canada, last Tuesday. Ceremony Performed in Toronto Last Tuesilaj—.lust .Xtule Known. HARRT«BURG, Oct. I.—Governor Stuart announced today that he will go to Pittsburg on Monday and will stay until Wednesday. He will help dedicate the G. A. R. Memorial and will attend the memorial exercises of the L.adie.->' G. A. K. POLICE SPY ASSASSINATED lit >I,Y< >KK. Mn.ss.. Oct. 4.,—The Republican congressional convention i.f the tirst district of Massachusetts met here today and renominated Congressman George P. Lawrence by acclamation.I,\\\ Itl NCi: REXOMIXATE1> John Killop, a brother of the bride, and Joseph Keed. superintends nt of the 'Wishaw mint's, were tin- attendants.The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John iMeKillop, and tin- groom a .son of Mr. and Mrs. I«• Hunter. Both young people are well and favorably knoiwn in their home town, where they will go to housekeeping. Friday evening- Uev. 11. <1. T igarden at his hump on NWst Mahoning Street united in marriage Mis*s Mary Mclvillop and Cornelius H inter, both of Wishaw. Punxy'.s booster meeting will be held within a very short tme, probably within a wtiek or two. At that time Mr. K'lum will tell jast what Punxsy's citizens can do and how tsey should do it. Mr. Clum has been conducting these meetings all along the lines «>r tht B., It. & IP. With the hope of waking the citizens up to better things industrially. Industries along the lines of the B., R. & P. means additional traffic, both freight and passenger, for tliat lime, and the !>.. It. .P. officials are anxious to boost all towns within their territory. i 'urn me iv No definite arrangements have been made as yet for «Punxsutawney's booster meeting, which will be condueled b\ Wood worth Clum, industrial agent of the Buffalo, Rochester «NL-. Pittsburg railway company, in. conjunction with the local Chamber of SAVING BANKS ATTACKED buckwheat at J. iRe-se tttntaH'* Mill, Punxsutawney, Pa. Bring in, your buckwheat and got the vault. —1 512 \v 1. \V\XTKI>—10.000 bushels good dry I..OS ANOFMiEti, Oct. 4—Police who are responsible for dynamiting', within ;» few hours. It Is believed that the clew to 00 pounds bought In San Francisco is the cause. An impiuest is In session. It Is expected that nothing can be accomplished until the search of the ruins Is completed.I Van 'Rensalear, Street Commissioner plstel and Borough Treasurer Wlll Hams. A number of citizens were olso present. _____ PRderl>ajghi-(Barber Company paying one-half the expenses of paving Jiml .curbing, Harry Frampton oneffelxth the expenses and the borough the one-third. Bids on his work were last night received, opened and the contract awarded to P. E. McGovern, of this place. Home made brick will be used in the construction.•Council then went into executive feession to consider a matter on which |no definite action was taken. The llcsed session continued only a few Imlnutes, nnd in open council bills iotallng »i265«.39 were read and fcrdered paid and council adjo lrned. The members of council labored Kist night until a few minutes of 12 K'clock. A number of Important {matters were not discussed and it js jiosslble that a special meeting to finish up the month's business will be called upon the return home of President Falrman. The members present last night were: Bell, Simpson, Williams, Downey, Curry, North. Weaver, Weber, Heckendorn, Bly. Secretary Mitchell, B-irges» Freas, Borough Engineer immediately. will be paved ■el. 1* te lower part of Cherry Street, i on the borifugh .map as Cherry ie width of the portion to bo was then 'fixed by council as fws: Union Street from Penn ■ t to Jefferson IStreet, 30 feet; p Jefferson Street to Findley kt, 25 1-21 feet; from Flndlry M to South Gilpin Street, 30 feet; "rson Street, 24 feet; Penn Street, toning to Union IStreet, 27 1-2 ! Union Street to Liberty Street, GRKAT BAIMiAIX. HE)RiL»BNT, Oct. 4.—-An unconfirmetl report today states that Eugene Azof, the Russian police spy who joined the "Russian Fighting Socialists" and betrayed the names of the members to the police, was assassinated at Weisbadt-n. He had been in hiding since the discovery of his betrayol. The socialists put a price on his head. It is reported that the socialists traced him to Weisbaden and shot him. IX)S' iCal., Oct. 4.—Pres- President L> wis E. Pierson's attack on the postal savings bank law was a feature of the opening of the 39th convention of the American 'Hankers' Association. He declared 'he hail heardreportsof political pressur • being exerted to use it for individual benefit. 'He declared it was "repugnant to all principles of of good government."MOB1 IjK. Ala.. Oct. 4.—An Infuriated mob of 400 took Rush Withers, a negro, from the Andalusia, Ala., jail today and burned him at the stake. He had assaulted .Mrs. Hiram Stuckey, of Andalusia. XRU1U) BUKNKI) AT STAKK. it Ml M W(rO, Hit. 4.—It Is positively announced today that four, ond possibly six. aeroplanes will start in the thirty thousand dollar race to N w t1ce was unanimously selected chair- York «»n Saturday. In Turtiss biplanes. Williard and .1. A. MeCurdy, Eugene TCly. and August Post in his own machine. An effort is | made to persuade C'urtiss to fly, which he may do, if not he will offer his machine to James Radley, the famous Englishman, if the latter's monoplane does not arrive in time. When a man says "Everybody says m»" it meani* he said so. PANAMA, CX*t. 4.—Nothing i» further known <>t th.' slnkintt r,,rl"'"'j Tub 1'erirho. The SlP.inKT Chi I lift to InvcHtlgnte. ' Interesting news from the grocery department. For the remainder of the week we offer these soap bargains: Might cakes of Lenox for U5e. Seven cakes of Miners for 2f»c. Seven cakes of Oak Leaf for 25c. Ladies' and misses' long coats are here in most any style, price or material.Let us lit you properly with a new pair of fall shoes. Splendid styles are shown in the ladies' suit.-, this season, and the best are here. KBKItHARTS STOKK MOWS. X\E»\V YORK, Oct. 4.—iEzra Prenman of the .Republican State Committee today to succeed Woodruff. Right room house, all city conveniences. will sell at once for $625 below cost. Beck & Corey.—'15t3. •NEW' YORJK, Oct. 4.—Cardinal Vanutelli, who will officiate in the consecration exercises of St. Patrick's Cathedral tomorrow arrived today. t mms / , I I CtKTi I "*'*11 • 7"]■*" 6tr' II ' ' ■ $ f i K ■