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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19
CHARLES HULL'S
CONDITION
The Victim of Sundays Fire Burned
Worse Than Supposed at First.
Fears for His Eyesight

The burns received by Fireman
Charles Hull, the victim of Sundays
fire. are worse than supposed when hc
was taken to DR.. Whcclcr'S hospital
after being rescued from the flames.
His head and face are terribly swollen
and the Inflammation gives rise to pain
and, at times. agony.
Iul'S life is noWisc in danger. From
the beginning, there was little. if any.
apprehension as to his ultimate re-
cOvcry, but fears as to his cycslGht arc
giving the physicians some concern. 50
far the indications are not unfaNor-
able, but the nature of his injuries is
such as to be likely to give rise to
complications. None of these compile
that skill and attention of the con-
slant kind ana careful nursing are
being done to ward them off. Thc
physicians are tliscreetly conservative
in the bulletins they issue If Hulrs
condition. They do not want To be
sang,line of the result when The dan
ger period has not passed. neither do
they care to unnecessarily alarm his
friends, while there is an element of
hope present.
L lie Ihlntlpal lnlnS NOW Is 10 arrest
and ailay the serious Inflammation
that surrounds the face and forehead.
and every mems to this end is being
heroically employed.
There is widespread sympathy for
Hull who bears the reputation of be
ing the most fearless. courageous and
daring fire fighter in the city. The
spirit Of fear is unknown when face to
face with a situation of danger al Il
fire. This he has demonstrated again
and again. Only Il few weeks ago, his
timely efforts and his brothers, at the
Reynolds diu. store fire, undoubtedly
saved That Who'll" block from destruc-
ton.
Believing that many friends and
sympathizerS Mer" anxious 10 show
practical sympathy. that meant more
than mere words Of regret Il !und for
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BROOKLYN.

special To llC scranton lllDNhr
Brooklyn. Nov. 1S.~-Rcvival meet.
ings have commenced in the Methodist
Episcopal church and are we'll at
tended.
Allie Gore is working in scranton.
Burton Sage is assisting j. Peckham
with his farm work.
ID. g. Perry goes IL Wilkes Barre to-
day to have an operation upon his eye.
Glen and Ernest Tiffany on their
way to brooklyn Saturday evening had
Il collision with r. f.. Green, who WAS
driving from Montrosc at u rapid rate
The carriages We're damaged but no
one was hurt
Two men buying old rubbcrs iron.
etc.. while passing out of town toward
Kingsley had the misfortune 10 lose
their horse. which died suddenly. They
got another horse and left the dead one
beside the road c. II, Tiffany re-
moved il and the 'peddors" returned
later and settled the bill.
\ butterfly" supper will he held at
\. W, kcnt's next Friday evening,
Aunt Emina Kent has had IA stroke
of paralysis and is quite low nj pres
cnt.
The Junior class of the graded school
is preparing for AN entertainments III
be- given before Christmas.
j. u. Pcckham has cut his hand quits
painfully.
There will he services in the i'niNor-
salist church on THANKSGIVING day at
II O'Clock. Dr. Sage will preach.
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Ruins of the First NJ. E. Church at Carbondale.

some munns hay. kent many children
ut home some for several dovs A nnt-
ablo cv,nnlo u,s .t \o sch,o,
where in ono room there y.ere seven
toan nuniIs at one tim, ,ybo ,varn ,f-
nicted most of Them heinz away from
| ,b,i,. Iessons
This is AN instance ,ybe,a nu,i.r,o is
u virtue and when the reoI cold wealth
.r sets in wi,hont frao,,art cb.nres
tho muuns tho dnctors s,v win have
M ,arro,s fo, either tb, nuniI. ~. thoir
lonr-surforinu teachers
The sad avnarinrc. of surdoy vb.n
the benu,iful ham, ,r ,bo ,,a,b,dis,,
was dnstrnvod b,. nr. do,rnns,r,toI
that carbond,Ie has =, yo,,,nt.e, Cira
d,nar,mtn, of which sbo ,.. ,brudnut
rcason to bo ,rouJ b,,, what ,,,.,o lo,,,-
onstrl1pG more clearly and s,ronelv
was the fact that The department ;s
sorely handicappod in battling with
fires by the lack of uprlianccs
There is II sore Iack of the up-tn-dute
means to CONQUER fire. and if Carbon.
dale Gremen would cone with disasters
like that of Sunday. and if the COM
munity would have the protection that
SUNDAYS dcplurnblc hlppcuin. shows
il stands i'm need of the necessary un-
pliances. which should n. sl,rnlind
| CHIEF among. thas,, is ladders thar win
| enable nrcmen to mount to yuntnge
points where they could direct streams
| with in,elligrncc ON The deyourinr
flames
Ycurs AGO when ,h,r. ,vere hnt r.u.
| buildings above tw, stories IN. neces-
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Primitive Methodist church tonight,
All are invited to attend.
MOSCOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Swarts. of Dun.
more are visiting at the home Of MIR.
Philip Swarts.
Mr.. Walter ChUbb is moving his
family to Scranton today.
The second of the course of lectures
will be given Friday evening. Nov.
-. by James q. Shepherd, on "A Pill
erimase to the Land of Promise"
Miss Lena Sayre, of Scranton. spent
sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sayre.
Among those who attended the Nor
dca concert We're: Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Gaige. DR.. and Mrs. L'AmoreauX, Mrs.
NJ. \. Lyman and daughter Elizabeth.
Mrs. +. B. Gardner and daughter
Ruth. Mrs. j. NJ. Noack. and Mr.. and
Mrs W. b. Miller.
Mr.. Richard Bell. who has been Wis
iling relatives in Wales. returned
home sunday evening.
William lIoar has moved with his
family To Scranton.
Miss Blanche Allen. of Wilkes Barre,
called on friends in town Sunday.
Quite II number of people from This
place attended the supper given at the
home of Fred Capple. at Maple Lake.
Friday evening.
The funeral Of Mr.. Yetter, who died
saturday night from cancer of the
throat, MAS held at his late home yes
tcrday afternoon
Mrs. William EhrsoOd. Of Scranton,
visited friends here yesterday.
The fair given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will open this afternoon in the
independent Order of Odd Fellows
hall, to which all are invited. a num-
ber OF prizes have been offered. "ne
of which is IL prize TO the prettiesl
baby there Wednesday afternoon.
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OLYpHANT

Last evening the bazaar in tho
Rlak"ly baptist social rooms opened
The entertainment given was fine and
the patronaS" Was specially cnCour-
aging feature, Around the rooms are
booths laden with fancy and useful ar
ticlcS candy, popcorn ana flowers
also an art room and fishing pond
supper viii be served every ovennG
from ! to O'Clock, In the entrrtan-
mont, this evening, Mrs Dr, Lloyd
Misses AgncS Hun, jeanette Kingsley
Name Sarge, Rhra simpson. Nettlt
street and the Williams quartette aud
others will tax" part,
Mrs. j. Arlington Spencer and chill
drcn have returned home after spcnu-
ing two weeks with relatives in New
ark, y. j,
The funeral Of the late Patrick Mr-
cabe will take place this morning nt
10 o'clock. y requiem high mass will
he celebrated in 81. Patrick's church.
lntermeut will be made in The West
Side cemetery.
AIRS. Charles *. O'Malley. OF Scrsn-
ton, visited friends at this place yes
tcrday.
The Nina Repertoire company OPEN
eu u weeks engagement n the Father
Mathew Opera House last evening
when they presented "A Man of Ideas
before good sized audience. Betw weeu
the arls y number of specialties We're
introduced. This evening they win
produce An lrishman's Luck"
William sheridan. of Dunullre
street, left Yesterday for Pottsvillc.
whore he has accepted lucrative po-
sition.
Last night the executive commit tee
in charge of the fair, which the EN-
"clsior Hose company will conduct
next month, held meeting at tbs
hose rooms and discussed plans for the
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DALTON.

ReN, ana MIS-. A W. cooper nave
returned nom" from Il TWO NeehS va
cation ana services were held as hsual
IN the Methodist rnurrl on SuhuaN'
The public schools rropehed on Mon
day, although not All OF ,he hea'lhS
apparatus has arrived anu clIorl If
being made to heat the pulldihs Wltl
Whit lheN nave.
T.. l.. Fullrr,who purchased the lem
ons farm. is contemplating extensive
improvements on the property. lie II
going Ia erect large residence ana
lay out drives IN various plflS ol inc
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TAYLOR.

The concert held at the First Welsh
| congregational church last evening
| under the auspices of the temperance
| societies WAS u delightful treat. The
programme was of high order and the
participants were obliged to respond
to numerous encores. The event was
we'll Datroniaed and the proceeds will
go for a good cause to be invested in
| procuring temperance literature to be
distributed throughout the country.
Bible day was observed in the usual
| pleasing manner in the Calvary Bap-
tist church on Sunday evening by the
members Of the Sabbath school. assist
ed by the church choir The exercises
| were carried out in II very crctlitablc
| way which reflects upon Joseph Con-
molly. Superintendent of the Sunday
school and chorister. Prof. u. y. Jones.
| Eocitations were creditably rendered
by the following: Maria Evans. Myr-
| tie Connolly, Ethel Steele. Martha
| Smith. Nerna Williams. Mabel Davis.
Ada Curtis ana Tidvillc Jones. Miss
Oliver Ilowels rendered II beautiful
contralto solo and Master Benjamin
! Harris read an interesting paper sub
iect. "That Thee: Jem." The pastor.
| Rev DIR. Harris, gave Il very able adj
dress on the bible work of the Amcri
can Baptist Publication society.
! The Anthracite Glee club will meet
for rehearsal this evening in I.lew-
ellyn's hall.
| The fifth annual convention of the
| Young Mems Christian association of
| the Fifth Pennsylvania district. will be
| held at Pittston on Nov. 80, 23 and "a,
! 1901. The following delegates from the
| local Y. NJ. G.. a. have been selected to
attend the conventions: Ezra r. Pow
ell. John a. Boyd, William Bevan. Da-
vid 7. Reese. William Phillips, and A.
CullingwOod The above delegates are
requested to meet this evening at their
| rooms at 80 y. M. to transact impor-
| tant business.
The grand concert and lot drawing
| on the 18th at the Calvary Baptist
church promises to he IL grand musical
and literary treat Tickets are being
rapidly disposed of and Il crowded
| house is expected.
! Th" Meadow Brook basket ball team
| challenge the Tavlor Stars to a game
on Friday evening next. Answer as
soon as possible. James Walton. man
ager.
The Taylor high school foot ball
team will play the Old Forge school
| team on the river side grounds on sat
| urday next.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Scranton, Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Il. j. Davis on
Main street ON the sabbath.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

| There will be a meeting of the men,
bers of the First Aid association in
lIdmunds' hall on Wednesday evening
| at half past seven o'clock sharp. when
every member is requested to be pres
| ent rs business of Importance is to be
| transacted. BY the recent accidents
| we have been reminded that our men,
bers should be more diligent in attend
! ing the meetings. so as to acquire Sut-
| ticient practice to enable us to render
| intelligent first aid. no matter how ser
| iouS the injury to any person who may
| be the unfortunate victim of an acci-
| dent in or outside the mines.
Our force being largely composed of
| miners whose work is done and who
| have gone To their homes early, we
| earnestly request the attendance of the
| company men. especially the men OF
| runners who are employed in the VIC
| unity of the First Aid boxes. Being on
| duty all day they would he able TO
render valuable services in case of ;tc-
cident in the absence of members ut
| home or others who might be working
| in II remote part of the colliery. james
Doud. PRESIDENT; Peter Kelly. secre-
| tary.
Alton tumc. the Hungarian laborcr
| injured in III. Delaware and Hudson
collicry II few days ago by being struck
| with u trip of cars while ascending the
plane. is lying III the Emergency hos
| pital. his case being reported Ycster-
! day us very serious.
Ml.. and Mrs. Horswell and son, Al
fred. Mrs. William buckingham. Miss
| Myru Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. William
| RaWiing. VIII LanSman and Emmanuel
| Champion attended Il social of John
O. Matthews castle, Knights of the
| Mystic Chain. at Pcckvillc Saturday
| evening. Miss Hills and Mrs. Buck
| ingham and young Alfred Horswell
took part in the entertainment, the et-
| forts Of the latter III his cOrnet solo
being especially commcndable.
Mr. Fred Wright, The well known
| bookk"eper of the Peck Lumber COM
pany's branch here. is lying seriously
| i'll at the Hahncmann hospital, Scran-
ton. with an attack OF pneumonia.
Willie. son of Mr.. and Mrs. McHale,
OF the East Side. was seized with sud-
den and severe illness on Saturday. and
| his condition gave cause for much
! alarm for awhile. He was reported
| slightly improved last evening.
| Mrs. q. w. Dunn and daughter. Ma
| ME, of Scranton, are the guests of
Mrs. Oliver Morgan, OF Main street,
The suit brought by Mrs. Gallagher,
of West Mayiield against the borough
! of Jermyn for SlO.00O damages for in
| iurieS sustained by falling off the side
walk on Second street. several months
ago, is to he heard today, and the bur-
CESS and council and - number of citi-
Hens have been summoned To appear
and testify.
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E. w. Burns Injured,

T.. W, BURNS, of Elkdalc, was in this
city Yesterday for medical attendance
He had h"cn using Il fodder knife and
brought it down hard on his LETT hand
completely severing the four fingers.
lie drove Ia this city and had his in
iurics dressed at DR.. II. g. Wheeler 5
private hospital.
Mr.. Barnes Is Well known in this
city, aud his many friends deeply re-
gret the sad accident which hafel him,
he is n brother of Or j, Reel Burns,
Of Scranton.
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Defeated in Pittston.

Th" SWiftwings, one Of carbundHle's s
best junior football elevens. was de-
feuted by the Market street team in
PittSton yesterday.
fittstOn scored two touChdowns,
while Carbondale We're unable Ia cross
their opponents goal line. pittston
failed 10 kick goals, leaving the score
100.
The visiting eleven was royalty treat
ed ANA have nothing but good words
for the Pittston boys hospitability.
They We're given a fine spread in the
pittstous elcVcn's cluh house.
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The Southern Pacific Company

Announces that the sunset Limited'
annex, consisting of special conpar
ment ear and dining cars, will be op-
Grated three times a week during the
season, leaving New York i.25 y, m,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
making direct connection with the
Sunset Limited" at New Orleans, in
both directions, This will afford CALI
fornia tourists uniformity of Pullman
accommodation all The way from New
York To destination. The only change
being ut New Orleans, thus making this
route the most pleasant and agreeable
way 10 escape the rlsors of the winter
in the East, 10 reach the famous winter
resort on the Pacific coast. -
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pRICEBURG.

Mrs. Mary Bailey died Sunday even
ing at her home ON Albert street. The
funeral will be held Wednesday.
Miss Annie Grier OF Main street, is
seriously i'll of brain fever
Nh Littleiohn, of Providence, visit
ed relatives in town on SUNDAY.
Miss Annie Summers visited her par
ents on ,armalt street on sunday.
There will be a class meeting in tho
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
OF N. E. CHURCH

The Substantial Expressions of SYM
pathy in the Shape of Good-sized
Contributions-Bui Commit
tee and Soliciting Committee APP
pointed-Will Use Presbyterian
Church Temporarily.
There was an enthusiastic meeting OF
the official board of the First NIetho-
dist Episcopal church last night. at the
church parsonage. tndismaycd by the
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foremost resident while here. a wife
and two brothers, one in England and
one IN this city, survive him. The de-
ceased viii arrive here OH Wednes-
day afternoon mt o'clock. Funeral
services to be held in the First Pres
byterian church. 1nterinent Will be
In Maplewood cemetery.
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OBITUARY..

JAMES u. FAI'LKNEE. the news
Of whose sad death was heard with
de5p regret in this city YESTERDAY.
WAS ON" of the most widely known mon
IN this city. He died at O'Clock yes
t""d"y mornins after an attack Of
ErightS disease.
Mr, Faulfucr Was born in Dundatr ON
Jun" -, seEonty-sovcn years ago. lie
was the SON of nr, Joseph ana Mrs
Proscilll Faulkner. Deceased came
60 this city iifty-four years ago aud
has since resided here. He survived
his wife five years, For many years
he WAS poor director and also served
several terms rs constable in the First
ward.
The following sons ana daughters
survive himi Franklin W. and George
of this city; Charles \. of of Andover
Conn; Martha \, and Louise of this
city and Mrs, c. H. HeesOn of Enmira
Funeral viii leave the house on Dun
dalf street at 30 on Wednesday. In
tcrmenl i'm Maplcwood cemetery,
MARIE EEEl.Y-Thc third death
from diphtheria in this city in Il few
weeks occurred ON sunday when Marie,
three -year-old child OF Henry kcely.
succumbed To the dread disease. Eur-
ial WAS made Sunday in ST. toSe c"mc-
terry
JOSEPH BiRkErT for u number OF
years a resident of This city, died in
BuIlalo. No particulars of his death
are known.
Mr. Blrkctt was born in ENGLAND
eighty NtuIS lLrD. buI pf his life
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Hull Delirious Last Might.

At II o'clock last night The Tribune
learned at Dr. Wheelor's hospital, that
tlullS ease WAS assuming Il serious
aspect Not necessarily dangerous, but
much more serious than Judged at
first. Hui WAS deliriouS all afternoon
and more SO later in the day. His
tace and head are terribly swollen. 80
swollen that there Is not the least re-
sembluncc To a human being, The
pressure ON the eyes was so great ycs-
terday that Dr, Fletcher, who is car
ing For this part of lIullS injuries. cut
certain muscles L. admit ui more free
dom 10 these organs and prevent ser
lOus damage, Cases OF burns are re-
sarded as most deceptive by physi-
clans. There Is danger from several
sources cry ysipeias, septic poisoning, in
fact, the physician is always afraid Of
som" dangerous complication. For
this reason, the doctors are guarded in
lh"ir opinions and are not 10 hopeful
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Former Carbondalians Here.

William H. Davis and wife. of West =
fold, ~ j.. spent the Sabbath with j
NJ. Alexander
win is II former Carbondae boy
and has had Il career in the Delaware
and Hudson Railroad Office from office
boy to head clerk in the Railroad de-
partment in New York city.
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John Stasick, of simpson, was killed
in Northwest mine on SATURDAY after
nooa by a fall of rock. He was am
Italian, a Years old. He had resided
in simpson but few weeks. \ wife
ana three children survive him. Fu'
neral WAS held yesterday afternoon,
in,erment being made I'm 81 Rose
CCnetc!N.
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Light Ordinance Contract Passes.

Common council last night passed
the street lighting ordinance. award
ing the contract to the Lackawanna
company.
1t was stormy session. Mr.. Neaion
renewed his attack on the ctv solci-
tor and INDUCED in some sharp COM
ment. No other business was tram
sacted.
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Meeting of Masons.

Members of Carbondale Lodge. No.
24?. i. and A. NJ. will meet at lodge
rooms nt l.30 p. IN. Wednesday, the
10Th. for the purpose of attending fu-
neral of Joseph Birkett.
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Famous Doctor Urues
Pyramid Pile Cure,

large crowd. The lecturer made II nit
with the audience. His experiences
through the South and North were
NiNillN GiNnn.
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his benefit Was started Yesterday. 1t
met with u good response and is sur"
10 swell To good proportions when it
becomes known that one has been
opened, l'hus far the subscriptions
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LeS Alu upuldLeS tI 11oSp lle
Department Called Out.
\ terribly distressing railway acci-
dent, and one of the most remarkable
ever rhroniclcd hereabouts. occurred
about 4 o'clock yesterday on the On
tlrio and Western railroad, just above
he iron bridge ut the end of the long
trestlc that runs past that company's
passenger station in this city.
\ "aboosc that was part of Il freight
train that was making Il flying switch,
through some mscalcuation, was
humpeC into by the ears from which
it had just become detached. The
raboosc was lifted from the rails, raised
high into the air and thrown over II
ll-foot retaining WALL Jacob Humph-
rcy. of Cadosia, the brakeman. who
was on the caboose, was caught be-
tween the caboose and the store house.
His leg was pinioned and to release
him the trainmen had to chop the IRON
like timberS that restrained him.
1t was a trying situation. Humph-
reys' leg was frightfully crushed. The
bones We're crushed and the blood Ves-
sells were burst and torn. He was los
ing blood rapidly, the life current was
gushing out and crmsoning the up
turned caboose. Beneath was the ca
boose, ablaze. the overturned stove
scattering the live Goals and starting
81 fire that threatened to destroy all
about it.
Humphreys rescuers, ,beSet with these
two fears, that he might bleed to death
or be roasted by the flames which We're
making dangerous headway among the
effects of the caboose, We're nerved to
frantic desperation to remove him from
the double fate that threatened him.
The axes, swung by arms that were
never more determined. made chips of
the timbers that pinioned Humphreys.
After a nerve-racking struggle, the
poor brakeman, who was grit himself,
was released. He was carried up to
the railroad on the embankment above,
while II hurried call was sent for n
physician and an ambulance. In the
meantime those about Humphrey tied
about his left thigh, the crushed menu
ber, strips of handkerchiefs and pieces
of stout twine. to cease the flow OF
blood, which was so rapid AS to ill
every one with apprehension.
a half hour after the accident the
ambulance arrived. In it Humphrey
was taken To Emergency hospital, I'M
- va '' 'i''pNt' "i'''' '''e
crushed leg was amputatcd, above The
ankle.
Fire Alarm Turned in.
Humphreys rescuers divided their
efforts between releasing him and
fighting the tire. which was blazing in
the caboose. The caboose was divided
into small compartments for the ac-
cummodation ot the trainmen's he
l.l1. iinn 81 Al,
beginning 10 rage, The facilities for
staying the flames We're poor, and The
aid of the city companies WAS sought
through an alarm from box -, Main
street and Salem avenue. 1t WAS diiIl-
cult To gain access tn where the cnuooso
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Laughing Through Tears.

Sunshine and Shadow" by Lecturer
\ iiaWkes AT The Grand Opera House
last nlght. VAS well enjoyed by n
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A TERRIBLE FATE.
Nicholas Flood, Erie Brakeman,
Found Mangled Along Tracks.

THE body OF Nicholas Flood was
brought to this city Yesterday moru-
ing He met death ON the Erie rail-
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Richard Udy's Generous Offer.

';ev. Mr. 'haltce also received the
following letter from Park Keeper
Richard tdy. which impressed him
greatly b.! the wurm-hearted scnti-
Hcnts and the generous spirit indicate
ed. Th" letter reads:
''arhondal". Nov. Is, la0i.
Dear Sir: feel very sorN at the
loss OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
but that win not build the church. |
pledS" 10 the NJ. r.. church OF Carbon-
dal" tWenty-iivc dollars To rebuild it
again. Arise and work ANA build and
th" Lord be with US. Amen.
"Nour humb" servants.
"Ri"hurd ana Amelia Tdy"