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The ex-President can now laugh at the s. Team of wild horses"
CHICAGO CABLE ROAD MIRACLE.
Two Hundred Pass sers Escape
Injury In Q Double Collision.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-Two cable rrains
Of the West sae road were cominl
through Washington street funnel, bount
east, this morning, when, the grip 4ol
each caught In a loose strand Of the
cable, which doubled in a knot.
This prevented the gripman from
slackening speed, and the two trains
dashed forward at a terrific rate.
At the rounding Of the curve AT Fifth
az enue the forward grip car dashed into
a train Of four cars that had stopped u
let of passengers. The second grip then
dashed into the wreck before IL.
The force of the double collision was
so great that eight cars were deraiiei
and thrown cross wise. or completely OFF
lie track, while the ninth WAS forced,
front upward to the roof OF the grip.
The two hundred or more passengers
In the different cars thrown into a heap
gave vent to shrieks and cries, and the
people IN the streets as well as the
multitude that poured from the stores
and office buildings expected that the
dead and manned would be numbered
by the score.
Instead OF this. however, when the
passengers had made their escapc
through the windows and over tn,
splintered platforms, 1t was found that
all had escaped injury save a boy OF
fourteen. whose limbs and face had beer
badly cut. Several of the women pas.
sengers tainted after reaching the side,
walk.
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MADISON SQUARE BANK.
Consolid alton Plan Said 10 Be Absn.
doned,

According to the statements of q
stakeholder and deposltor, Of tho sus-
pended Madison Square Bank, the move
ment for a consolidation Of that insti-
tuition with the Sherman Bank is of.
This is due to the fact that some Of
the hie loans made to directors Of the
Madison Square Bank have not been
made good, as was expected.
IT Is said hat loans to the extent
OF Sl5O,0OO were made to r. Il. MaCDon-
aid, director, on collateral consisting Of
bonds Of a Southern electric power COM
pany, to nab him to purchase bank
stock, and that as he has nnt made good
the loan, there Is IA hitch In the neGo-
tiations. According to the conditions of
this loan the electric bonds was not to
be sold until the price touchad ~.
As the money loaned In this way,
which enabled Mr.. Macdonald to be
come one of the largest stockholders OF
the bank. belonge , the depositors
the latter are naturally indignant, and
threaten to make D searching investiga.
ton Of the methods OF the old manage
ment.
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It Asks Stevenson to Rule So
that a Cloture Measure
May PasE
CAUCUS COMMITTEE BUSY.
Said to Have Sent a Com
promise Bill to Secre-
rotary Carlisle.

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RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Can't Tell, at 8 to l. Takes the Thiid
Event from Text.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, Oct,
l9.--The races run here to-day resulted
an follows:
First Race-One mile and a quarter
Won by Tar and Tartar, 2 TO ! and 4 to
8: Chauncey second, 4 to 5 for a place
Transit third. Time-2.l6.
Second Race-Five furlongs.-Won by
West Side. 6 to l and . to i; Prince I'm
perial second. 4 TO ] for a place; Dutch
oven third. Time-l.q
Third Race-Seven furlongs.-Won by
Can't Tell. s to 1 me 3 to l; Text second,
even for place; Cheddar third. Time
l.32 l-2.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs,-Won by
Flatterv. 4 to / and even; Artillery, sec
ond, out for place ;Crotchet third. Time
LOS.
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NEW Y0RK'S PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Committee May De Appointed &c
Take Means to Relieve Congestion.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE House
Committee on Public Buildings to-day
discussed IA resolution offered by Repre-
sentative Warner, of New York. to APP
point a subcommittee TO investigate
the necessities of that city In the matter
OF public buildings. 1t authorizes the
Committee to report on the condition
and uses of the various buildings, their
fitness for the purpose used to see
what property could be disposed OF.
with terms Of sale. Tho cost Of new or
additional accommodation is to be con.
sidsrcd.
Mr.. Warner urged the passage of tho
resolution, and described the ~congested
condition Of public business in New
York. The measure will he further dis
cussed tomorrow, and It Is probable
The sum of $500 Is to he appropriated.
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LATEST COMPROMISE REPORT.
story That the Caucus COMMITTEES
Has a Bill In Hand.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-After q
morning meeting at which nothing was
decided. the Senate aucus Committee
went into session again at Vol Free
qucnt trips were made to the Committee
room by various Senators, the indications
being tina they were sent for. These
visitors represented both wings of The
Democratic party, and the large at
tendance of Senators. dropping In n
and two at a time, gave color to the
story that a compromise measure had
been agreed upon by certain of the
leaders, and was in the hands OF the
Caucus Committee.
The story which was generally dis
,ussed on The foor OF the Senate went
into detail, 1t being asserted that the
bill as an amendment would be intro
duced In the Senate Tomorrow.
Democratic leaders denied that any.
InlAa - CA n. $1,000
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WOODS MURDER TRIAL.
Case Gwen to the Jury Late This
Afternoon,

NEWARK y. j., oct. l9.-The Woods
murder trial opened at 10 O'Clock this
morning and the time until LIS Was
occupied by Prosecutor Crane in sum
ming up.
Judge Depuc began his charge to the
jury at l.JO. 1t Was cmincEtly fair, II
anything favoring the prisoner. The
Court finished at :. "a, and at once or
dercd the court room cleared. The jury
began their deliberation where they had
sat during the trial.
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SPRlNGFIELD'S FIERY PERIL.
II!nois's Capital City Has . Big
Blaze on Hand.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct. l9.-Crafton's
livery stable and the First Presbyterian
Church are in flames.
The bursting of the hose let the fire
get beyond control n many OF the
surrounding buildings In the heart OF
the city will probably be destroyed. The
loss will exceed 500 900.
Twenty horses were burned and It Is
believed that Il fireman lies buried be
meath the fallen walls.
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SMALLPOX ON THE ISLAND.
A Prisoner Found Suffering from
tho Disease.

Gus Williams. twenty years old, a
prisoner on Blackwell's Island, was
broght to the Reception Hospital at the
foot of East Sixteenth street. this after
noon. He was suffering from smallpox.
Edward Fleming. a smallpox patient.
aged forty-four. and residing at 81
Frankfort street, was taken to North
Brother Island to-day.
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REMBRANDT PAINTING STOLEN,
1t Was Taken from the once o.
Vantine a. Co.

A painting, said to he by the Dutch
master. Rembrandt. was stolen from
the Office OF Nantime g. Co. this
morning. where 1t was left by the owner
for exhibition. II was a portrait OF the
old masters wife. and was painted
in 1910.
The firm have IA description OF the
thief, and hope to soon apprehcnd him
and recover the art treasure.
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Or. Hall IL Better.

Rev. DR.. Charles II. Hall. Rector OF Holy
Trinity Church. brooklyn. is feeling somewhat
better to-day than he did yesterday when be
tainted while performing a marriage ceremony In
his church. II was the wedding OF Miss Maria
Gill to James Morgan French. The young couple
are well known In Brooklyn social circles. The
church was crowded with fashionable people.
Ur. Hall Is about seventy years old and has
been rather feeble Of late.
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HEAVY TRADING IN ST. PAUL.
Washington DIspatchss Boom The
stock After tho Market Closed.

There was some heavy trading In Wall
street after the close,
Most of It was In ST. Paul, which
sold as high as 81, Probably 1900
shares OF this stock alone have beer
bought In the street.
This late trading was due to advices
from Washington stating that the Silver
Repeal bill Will soon be passed.
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BRIGGS COMPLAINTS DISMISSED
Presbyterian Synod Adopts q IMAM
imous Report 10 thai Effect.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 1.-the P~resbyte-
rian synod OF New York accepted, to-
day, the rgpor. of its judicial commit
tee dismi.sing the five complaints made
by Pror.C A. Briggsof Union Theological
seminar. New York, as to matters
arising in that gentlcman's recent trial
by the General Assembly.
The report was unanimous.
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Tried TO Escape and Broke His Log

Charles Wilson, thirty years old, a laborsr, Of
9l9 Ess, one Hundred and TNenty'htth street, Is
In the prison ward al Bellevue Hospital, suffering
from a broken leg, lie Ii under arrest, charged
With larceny By the police Of the Oak street sta.
tion, II is said he received his injury while at
tempting to effect his escape, after being placed
under arrest,
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Maedalena Martens Sentenced.

MaEIalcna Martens. forty eight years old, who
was employed as a domestic by Mrs. Fanny
Hunt, Of 762 Madison avenue. pleaded guilty
to-day IN Part II, Of the Court Of General SEES
sions. and was sentenced by Judge Fitzgerald 10
two years imrriSanmeut at Auburn, She dts
appeared Aug. ~ after scaling s.lvcrwGrr valued
a. 81 900 b,lnnriur to SIR, ard Mrs, Henry Cole
man. Nho 1--we IN the same house,
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RIgsc.t Esc lrsiou ON Record.

The Erie Is closing Its Worlds Fair Excursion
season III a blazc Of glory. Not content with ear
ryiIg a 232 passeng. r. ON its Chicago excunion OF
Oct. H., which was the Worlds record for long
distance excursions, It's excursion which left New
night In seven sections Of from eight TO twelve
ears each, with 2, bSg passenseTs from New YORK
Ere,s last excursion, which viii hs run on Oct.
rs. -
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rody OF q Woman Found.

The bod u q poorly dressed woman vss found
In the North River al the foot Of Leroy stree,
this afternoon. she was about forty Yeas uhl
i've fees tail and weighed about me hundred and
twenty-five pounds. The body had ~cvidently been
In the water Tor some lime,
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s-unsw'cx yellow Fever Report.

URUNSWIrk. ia. oct. 0-Thirty-one new
cases e yellow fever are reported to-day-hvs
Waite and twenty six coiored, one death and
twenty tour discharges were reported.
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overSaaIed him and rushed away at a
lengths in the first. quarter. Bolero
led to the stretch, with Restraint, Life
boat and Chief Justice next. In the
stretch Restraint wen to the front
and won in a bard drive by a length
from Tom Skidmore, who heat Polero
four lengths for the place. Time
Ia IA.
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Defeats The Ironmaster and
Stockton in the Second
Race at Linden.
HERALD BEATS cOMANcHE.
He Gets the First Event, Econ.
omist the Third, Restraint
the Fourth.

RACE TRACK, LINDEN PARK, Oct.
l9.-The big open fireplaces at the rear
of Linden's grand stand were much
sought after to-day. The weather was
of the cold. raw variety that seeks out
the marrow in ones bones and makes
enc feel as though he had been on Ice
for a month.
The crowd, however, soon got warmed
UP In their struggle with the bookies,
and as the afternoon progressed, the
outlook became very cheerful for some
and decidedly more chilly for others.
The attendance to-day was not so
large as on the previous three days OF
the meeting, yet the crowd was large
enough to keep the bookmakers busy
throughout the afternoon.
FIRST RACE.
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Purse. $500: for two-year-olds; selling allow
apcae, 6ya and n half f,rIon,.

Gertie rushed to the front and led the
way to the turn, with Nelglen. Clear
Sea. Black Hawk and MAMMA close up.
Economist came fast at the head Of the
stl etch, and when they Strengthened out
he went to the front and won easily by
a length and u half from Nahma. The
latter was two lengths before Black
Hawk. Tlme-l.0S l-2.
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Michael J. Dady. . soii-known brooklyn poll
tieiau. and one OF the leaders OF the Republican
Rspublican party ana become a den oerat. Mr..
ps1y to-day sent Q lsttM Of resignation TO the
ThIId Ward Republican Club. Third Ward Can
paisn N and the Executive Of
N e which he vas q member. '
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SECOND RAG

The field Wen off to a beautiful start,
where Terrifer shot out and acted as
~ricemaker, followed by Mary Stone, The
lronmaster and Cleaning. closely
punched. They ran in this order to the
far turn, where Cleaning moved up and
o the lead. Cleaning held her advan-
tage to the end. winning handily by a
length and a half from The Ironmaster.
a half length for the place. Time-l.4S
THIRD RACE.
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A handicap sweepstakes for three-year-olds, OF
S0 each, with $500 added: one mile.

Midnight and the Clio colt rushed
away in front and set a merry clip to
the head of the stretch. with Faithful
third, VIII Elliott fourth and Comanche
fifth. Herald war in sixth place to the
turn, but there Sims moved up rapidly,
and when they struck the stretch ne
Comanche also came through, but he
never could reach the leader, who won
easily by two lengths from Jodan, who
came with a great rush, and beat Co
manche three parts Of a length for the
place. Time-1.42.
SECOND LACE.
4 handicap sweepstakes for all ages, OF SO each,
with $500 added; one mile and a sixteenth.
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sI1.OO 10 Chicago aud Return.

Last chance via New York, Ontario and West,
~ Ssrf % s- ) 4 T.. % %s Il lad h ssSsst F.a1sas + s.'s g.
both ways VIA Niagara FAtA, -
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Chicayo aud iur

Chicago aud Return, via Erie, 3 .
Last personally conducted excursion TO Worlds
Fair, via Erie Lines. leaves Chamber 81. 10. is
A. NJ. Wednesday. Oct. &c. Tickets good ten
days, with privilege VI returning via Niagara
Falls. ~
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DOFN 81 SEP {HSFn THE 1906 MORE ADVERTISEMENTS uEJ% A TRk ANY nzS GyEF
HEMPSTEAO'S OPENING DAY.
Large Gathering at the Pretty
Little Long Island Track.
Wnzse HIS tho Honor of Scoring
the First Victory.

HEMPSTEAD. l.. l., Oct. 19.-The first
days racing of the Hampstead Farm
Racing Association, given under the
auspices Of the American Hunt and
Pony Racing Association. was held at
the Clubs pretty track this afternoon.
Despite the chilly weather there was
a large gathering of spectators.
Supt. James Mortimer was congratu-
lated on the splendid condition in which
he has things, considering the short
time which he has had to do 1t.
Among those present were August Bel
mont, Sidney Dillon Ripley, Charles Car
roll, Stanley Mortimer. T.. y. =. Ran
dolph, j. Z. Barnard, Thomas Hitchcock,
f. G. Potter. d. T.. q. wynn. j. Wod,
Willioam A. Hazard, H.. X. Ningut and
Mrs. Belmont.
The town was alive with ~tally-hos
including those of j. /. Kernochan,
Stanley Mortimer, Oliver w. Bird, j. IL.
8. MADDEN and Percy Aldrich.
The judges were Theodore A.. Myers,
Jenkins Van Schaick and &. X. Hone.
@. Holland Leavitt and Louis V. Bell
held the watches. n F. NJ. Ware
handled the red flag.
Orlando Jones and the Troy Turf
Club posted the odds.
The card was an attractive one and
promised splendid sport.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $3.50: for ponies. weight for age, weller
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FIFTH RACE

Our Jack rushed to the front In the
easily by three lengths from Enfield,
WHO beat Big Mid u length and a half
for the place. Time-l.l6.
SIXTH RACE.
Hesvy-wsisht handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each.
with fhnl adled sly fuTloneE.
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Dtdv Changes Faith.

hIHEsTOH WON.
Wah Jim was second.
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(QOHrnued on SIKH Pus~I
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THE CHRISTIANS MEET.
Crowds at the Convention in
Downingtown.
LocH SOCIETIES REPRESENTED

Brilliant Opening Of the scmi-Annual
Gathering of the Christian Endeavoi
Union, of Chester County-The Address
of Welcome Delivered by Rev. A. A.
wilson General Proceedings.
DowNNaTowN, June 16.-The semi an
nual convC.on of the Christian Endenvor
Union of Chester county is in session here
and all Of the local societies are represented
by delegates. A large number came over
from West Chester yesterday and the
Methodist church. where the convention is
being held was filed with the wearers Of
the G. E. badge.
The address of welcome TO the visiting
delegation was delivered by Rev. A. A.
Wilson pastor of the Downngtown Metho-
dist church, and the response was made
by Rev. james B. Umberger, of Honey
brook. The business of tho convention
took up the rest of the forenoon session,
with the exception of a talk on the work
Of the society by Rev. I. NJ. Jackson, OF
West Chester.
At yesterday afternoons session Harry
I. Ferrel, district secretary, spoke on spe
cial features in local work, and Professor
Frank II. Green, of the West Chester State
Normal school, delivered an address on
proper literature for the young. Rev
Arthur Spooner, of Camden, n j., spoke
on the relation of Christian Endeavor and
temperance reform.
At last evenings session addresses were
made by Rev. George A. Peltz, d. D., OF
Philadelphia; Rev. NJ W. Jacobs, d. D.,
of Hartford, Conn, and Rev. Henry A
Mackubbin, of Coatesville.
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SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST.

The matter of the license Of the Bergen,
n. j., driving track has again been laid
over by the township board.
Lieutenant R. E. Peary will take cote
of carrier pigeons with him to the Arctic
regions for use as messengers.
New South Wales Athletic Association
will probably send team Of amateurs to
compete at the Worlds Fair races.
The last carrier pigeon message from the
U. S. S. Constellation was borne an aii
line distance of 1856 miles, with over sc
miles of sea.
Costello and Woods, as well as Georgt
Seller, who refereed the fights at the Co
lumbar Athletic Club, Chicago, have beer
arrested for prize fighting,
c. A. Bradley, the British amateur cham.
pion, and w. T. Mcpherson, of New Zen
land, will positively compete in the inter
national sprinting races at the Worldi
Fair.
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THE PROMINENT DEAD.

DR.. George Randolph Parry, of New
Hope, Pa, is dead.
DR.. F. P. Thwing, NJ. p, Phi. D., died Of
typhoid fever in Canton, China.
General A w. Campbell, a Confederate
brigadier died at Jackson, Tenn, aged 6j
George w. Helme, snuff manufacturer.
died at New Brunswick, N. j., aged "a
years, and worth $4, 600, ,000
A Commercial Gable dispatch from Paris
announces the death Of Mrs Ellen Cutler,
wife Of John A. Cutler, of Chicago
Mrs. Haworth, mother of Joseph Ha-
worth, the actor, and William, the play
wright died in Cleveland, o., at the age
of ~.
The death is announced bya Commercial
Gable dispatch of Mrs. Sarah H. Dana, of
Philadelphia, in Paris. The deceased was
70 years old.
Mrs Merritt, wife of General Wesley
Merritt, formerly superintendent of the
West Point Military academy, died in St.
Paul, Mimi, where her husband is sta
toned.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sCHUYLKILL DIVISION
MHaNH o. Hnnn

II y L.,
n Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gllberton, Frackville, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsyille, Hamburg Reading
Pottstown, Ph@nixville, Norrtstown and Phil
adelphia BROAD street station) at 500 and IL al
n. N. and 4;l5 p. N. on week days. For Potts
willie and intermediate stations 9:l0a. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wiggan's Gilberton, Frackville, New
Castle, ST. Clair, PottsVille at 500, 9:40 a. m
ana 3:l0 p m. For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, Ph@nixville, Norristown, Philadelphis
Trains leave Frackvilie for Shenandoah a
il0l0 a. m, and 1874, 5:04 7:42 and 1927 p. m
Sundays, ll13 a. m. and $40 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah at 1918.
HAS a; m and 4;lO 7;l5 and 1000 p m. Sunday
at l0.40 a. m. and 5:l5 p. N.
Leave Philadelphia (Broad street station) for
lPottsyille and Shenandoah at 8 81 and S5 m
Ia 10 and IL m week days On Sundays leave
lat 80 m. For Pottsville % m. For New
I9 so, II 90, II s5, m, i2 90 noon Qimited ei
lpress 06 and 50 p M l2 "A, 35, 40, 30, 3 %
90, O2 3 90, 8 co. . 20, So IS, s l2 ana 10 OOI
Im 10 OF night, Sundays at 20 4 05, 80, Is,
3 12, 90 II O3 II Sj, m and l2 "A, 49, 80, O.
.Qimited SOY 20, 20 8 30, z l3 and ~ p m anc
12 OF night. For Sea Girt, Long Branch and in.
termediate stations6 so, go and II 80 a m, and
B 30 ana 90 p m weekdays. Sundays 8 25 a m ~.
For Baltimore ana Washing ton $50, 7 20,
ssl, 70 1920 Il ls 81 q a m; az 3 limited dining
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Carl 8 IL, "a 55
dor Washington only, Parlor and Dining Car.
.1No coachesl, 90, 740 p M. l2 03 night week.
hor Washington only, Parlor and Dining Car.
mo coaches Z 20, : 40 p m, and l2 03 night.
For Baltimore only at R, 4Ol, 5Oo and
hi 80 ?, m. Sundays, CS and ii 30 m.
For Richmond 72O N, IL OS night daily,
Ind 30 p m. week days.
Trains viii leave Harrisburg for PittsburE
and the West every day at ~ %, ~ and III
"a 10 and 25, 25, 900 ltmitedl and 7 30 m.
WAY for Altoona 1T lS N and OS p m every
day For Pittsburg and Altoona at II 20 . m
levery day.
Elmira Canandalgua Rochester Buffalo and
Niagara Falls az 204, l3 IN, ana 30 p M Weei
days, For Elmira at 5 "a p M week days, For
Erie and intermediate points at IL m daily
For Lock Haven at 5 l3 ana 80 a m daily, 20
and 8 "a p IN week days For Remove At 3 ls
m, IS and 3 "a p IA week days ana IL M OF
Sundays only For Kane Rt i3 am, l 30 n
week days.
=, M. PROVOST, J. X WOOD,
Genl MANAGE Gen' Pass'g'r Az
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ANDERSON, Ind, June IS The Farmers
and Merchants Stat, Bank at Fairmount,
Grant county, just north of here closed It's
doors yesterday and assigned to Phillip
Matthew, of Marion, Ind Quite a crowd
of farmers rushed for the bank and threat
ened to use dynamite under 1t. Alpheus
Henley, J. Z Winslow and Levi Scott are
the officers of the bank, 1t rad a paid-up
capital of 800, O0O with a surplus of So, 900
ar last ranort
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The Lebanon Valley Gang Sentenced to
tho Penitentiary.

LANCASTER, June 18-At the trial in
the Berks county criminal courts the Leila
non Valley burglars plead guilty. Their
names are; Harry Simcox, Thomas Kel-
ley, William Smith, William Irwin and
Frank Rodenbach.
They were each sentenced for the Nah
lon Meyer burglary, at Robesonia, to $40
fine, restore the goods and undergo sen
tence Of two years at hard labor to be com
puted from yesterday. Each Of them were
similarly sentenced for the Womelsdort
station burglary, the term of imprison
ment 10 begin upon the expiration of the
former sentence. Thomas Kelly was sen
fenced to pay the costs for carrying con
cealed deadly weapons and the Levi Kurtz
case, whose coat was stolen, was held over
Sim2ox and Kelley rs a surety of the peace