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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
WILL or GILBERT n. HARROyN.
Thanks Creator for Permitting Him TO
Live 0s Years With So Few Misfortunc~.

Gilbert King Hsrroun'- will. FLED for
probate yesterday. leave most 81 his estate
Of $1,000 TO his widow. Annie Elizabeth
Harroun, and his adopted daughter. Laura
Darby Conger. Tho will was executed
Ma-h II. last. The will begins:
i desire To express will all humility and
reverence my gratitude 20 my Creator Tor
having permitted me To live in this world
six,y-hve wears, j~ourneycd - much abou,
II, enjoyed ~ many pleasures and had 10
few misfortunes.
The tcs,ator states that he has paid thou
sands Of dollars for the account Of his son
Gilbert King Harroun, Jr., and ho directs
that evidences Of this Indebtedness be de-
stroyrd. Tho son gets $3.50. a gold watch.
yealskin portfolio. silyer-headed cane and
an oil painting Of himself A. a child. Te--
tator's household crrcis. pictures and silver
70 to the widow for lie and then TO Laura
Darby Conger, who for - many wears had
t.-~n a faithful, devoted adopted child tho,
legally In my family and who am conf
den. will ever remain an afcctionaie. 10 wing
companion To my wife. ever caring for her
until death doth them par
Miss Conger h further 70 have, in r~cog-
milton 81 her fidelity and and TO me In my
business affair. his books. certAin jeWelry.
his accumulation 81 menus and other dinner
souvenirs. autographs aud coins, his Frank
In WiihurfurC pitcher, his Mot COLLEGE
Presidents, hrs linculn portrait. tr- II
~anguAg-s AMI HArruun Ird.grce size
can Keep What she wants and sll the rrsl.
Miss Congcr and tho widow are "a have
moucvs la iii cneni ranks, Mis- Congcf.
who j. appointed cxccutur, 10 directed To
burn such % his Tapsrs As ae mSrk'~i
burn Withou' opening them % PERMITTING
any other I-r~pu q Rad thsFn The eNsSu-
tnx l. requested to rrs-ure from the cuban
fiurati ,iAl Association 'he tpoks, leiter~
and correspondence relating 10 tho work
tons fur thr furto hc' iovs Nhn were
placs.d an educational installations - this
countfy hy tho hs~pclEiion. and slsc ~ 30
puhli-h q brsChune about ,he woTk u ie
k.s MT dsno ~ himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Az ESCAPED LiNiTiCS aNTICS.
Smashed store Windows in Trumsnsl'urg.
T.. and RanS the Tire iteii.

lrHAcA. y. Y, oct 1.-THE inhabitants
81 the village Of Trumatshurg. ncar Ithaca
were aroused last night 10y the antics ~
Arthur Williams. a lunaiic who had e-caf"d
from willard Asylum A. > O'Clock John
omar. FzrN Young and Harry rarSAll were
~a~akcn,si hv the sound Of breaking esss
Williams had cscapcd from his KEEPERS
ami vas running amuck through the str'-'i-
The Va rye plai" gls-s windows 10 the store.
were a.. Chi-f uhicCt uf h- attack aud
l-for, be- va captured Practically al tho
wifdoN. "a Main stree Wcfe smathrh
Afsr Williams had broken all the gla--
%. carzi to hr wcul Co ~" engine huu-s Gud
arluani thr inhAhi' arts hN ringing The ire
tell. and a. the s.auicd I-.npl" assembled
10. Informed uielu that h. had oaIhsi ih"W
uut 30 deliver uls lprd'r m-->ag" o. Nlrin
MilltAfrr y = all. wlrN man, atsiui - F"af-
Old. an ha- loss l--rn inSan" Ca THE subject
- r~h gton. lie vii L. riuuncd 10 ue
a. ldlr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
rxprILrD FOR riR>I>G BREaD.
Charles winant Forced Into Court by 'nion
r~erscrMtInn. III. LAWYER Show.

lawyer J Stewart R"-s applied To Su-
pr-ma Court justice, pich-y IN Brooklyn
Yesterday for an injunction To- r,-train th"
Manhattan S%hipIoiner-' Union from IN
tnrf.ring with Charles Winant and pre-
venting him from getting employment
Tho LAWYER al-p asked that the Officers OF
tho union hc cnioined from using it, funds
f"r strike purpp-'~
MIuaut Wa 'Np"ll'~t recently from ""
union hsSau-c he worked for the John W
Robins Company az the Erie Basin while
a strike Was ~ progress "" alleges that
fnr this he has been prosecuted 10y the union.
Decision was reserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
'heerful Mller .. Back In Ra, moad stree,

william Franklin Miller Of the SsO per
c"ut Franklin Syndicate was brought
d"Tu from sing Sing, where he had bscn
cat under a ten-year --ntence, To his old
.%Iart"rs 10 Raymond Strc~t Jail In Brook
N. Yesterday, ia accordance with the
deei,ion - The ApJnllAi. Division. granting
O. n'w tual Tor him. District Attorney
.la'H" Vii carry tho case 10 the Court ~
NN-als and viii r-rist any motion for tho
omission % Miller 90 tail IN los han
ilvU
Miller = very ch~~rful over the favorable
"oaaon. ami h. expressed confidence that
- would escurv tan ia a fcw days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Domtsi,r SERVANTS II anttd.
10 EAST a'p 81.
Telephone DAll i'ss Mad So.
MRS J. SHELLY.
LAIIr

" EAST a2p 81
T,srhont all i,'i Mad 50.
FORLlsN AID DOMESTIC
MALE AM tLNA,h oyvryr prpr,r
AL SfEicrLy lyyrsrlGArEn
servants br,sklns ,ngasem,ri' -aa ts a.,
rfcosIyn once. 81 Ns,ins
CHAupERMAIpS. Susdsh os.A, So 20 s.
hundrrs,rs. valtfesses. k~lirh,nmsla, ~ go, No
french snd Gsrnsn nurse, German. tt.rrh and
ugIs m Iade> mAids tuuefs ss0rd aud unfd mcH
servants " q" SSfs L SrfiS. ~ isst so st
Rrookiyn once. =. Ns,ins II
CnnK. wages $50 n DO some cArse washing hisn
rlAmhsfmAld And Auudf'>s wHg'- ~ u 4" -
Nofrtsioun. y. ! references rr1ut'd
Mrs l. Sicily. 10 last ga 81
COOK TO 70 ~ cold spring ha't"'. wages ~
Ms /. sEEly. 10 East go It
COOK n 80 o. Tutrdo Pas wag,N ~. i'iT
enc, frqulrsd Mrs J.. SLLlN. ~ taN S'd ~
a CLASS SWEDISH Ku.HENMAlps n
CO. out Of the city wages ", v q, SSHg :,
quiici Ms j. N'''''.
a CLASS sW EDlsH COOK iw !-,,,t'
,ni, In eit,, best wages paid ~ ughl pail., 80
nc, f,gulfsd MIS- ! SEEIN, 10 Fast S.a
rRSr CLASS MATTRESS 10 80 70 hefn''d'
wife. : D. ~AssS 50 ,S,'ti1n,r' ~ fa,, sd $,
rpvAN COOK sud chsmbrfmHid iof i'muy o'
49, III wages 81. references fe1ul'tl
MIS- / SEflN. 10 thN ga "
NURSE ~ CHILp oftycar, "rila3h P'T''''
a., u.f.ur.I ftirfsuoes t%rIIlttd
Mrs I. SEElA. - iAsi wa "
pRoTISTANT COON ~ - o. An'sieiaAm' y 100
uhr,s SIS. rood references te1ufrl 80 80 a,
sNEplsH MATTRESS and rNti'fns,d I,ssS
.nsr6r,m.d faf private family ~ 10 NesN -
nd So pefsunsl t~'efeUccs trln".a "a Al
'"0 Mrs / Silly, 10 Fast S'a "
a. .NH#
WAITRESS " a. ~ OF "' w.
xng,s A. 10 as references t.taifH 81 80 =,
Ms J.. SEEiN, TO laN '-u
syCpNp Y THIRD CHAM \,
a. uakd.lr 1. I swedish pteirfied ga ~
,,tyht usr,,es. best Of f,iefenccN. tc1l'i'd = -,
's"' ' Mrs I. SEtiN. 10 Fast go -
TU000TGHLY Competent SNrasa -
o., s1su pftatr family IN cp pffH"il"' wv
r,,uIr,d aAges saO ~ 80 - q,
MATTRESS - e. ~ Ntwbufgh'
hest references fe1uirei. -, ,.a ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Nme. ssshumsnn.Hr,nk tn.

4 concyrr which ws- Co have b-~n given
o. 'ho ACADEMY 81 MUSE In Rrooklvn last
wang uud-r tlIe dir~Ction 81 th- nrpsk-
Nf 4fsftggo - Arts and SClrucs had to 10
~f.iei uutng o. tha ulles- - Mn.
Nfuuann-iiciuk A. wAs sald TIA Mns.
~ uann- hciuL Nas 80 harsr that s,,e
i handy -T-ak audihly. She vNs q
90 81 ths Darlington, VI mu-ioal fc-u-
"a etf.i-f this wc~k.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
WIFE BiNkRrPT. TOO.
Her Petition Includes Drcssmskrr's mis-
Omitted In Her Husbands.

tconora II Hasler. tho wife Of J Edward
Hasier, a publisher 81 SO IVES, Ffy-eighth
street. filed a petition in bankruptcy ycs-
@rdav with liabilities of tS.ti7 and no
ASST ~ this sum che owes 81 .oi7 on w
dressmaker's bills MIR Hasler said last
night that be- himself filed "A prtition in
bankruptcy In June and that the dress
Majors bills should have been included
IN hs llahlllIes at hat time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Duty. scif.R cspec,. seif-in,er-st.

Don't forget that duty calls to-day Dort
forget that ssif-rsspect calls to-day Don't
forget thai scif-in,crcst odHs to-day Register!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
Wauitd-M alts

RooKRrNpERs wanted ,spsf'Sn'Th' ANN In
hanu 49, ,r,son prrfeftcdi OF ~ letter 10 d u
RrSFTT' 4 Deals hotrl, h,?"a.s{ ShNl ,,1d
~ h.,s,en tuc hours Of ~ \ " ara j ""'
: topT ii. during Friday snd NN'1'''f' '''
"A and 10
my WAITED to wort IN binder. N''l'Nl >
NAG AIlNF. il Past 2bih 1t
ION RULER. state esPcrrncc and SAs' ~
~ Address 4. boa ~; sun Once
MANAGER WANTED IN wen ,Afr. opan,N !.
.,,.I,t ,srnt, 'Nf the famous tfAme NAn
rPInn' ~. ~, arms cd cigars lawful rfct} vince.
49, Tis,r ~ all fufhlcdsn >li rArAIhe' t''"4 ~
"a - snsy uaN mrnis sscuts tru'.p. Nufh DOL,
TAlNtR NItiARp lAhLt N'i'NN ''aN poi.
rNpRflIAS-A jobhcr wanted who vn'gg,y
.,,T. us business Apply a. y J. 'N"'"'
A 90. NA SSp Broasway
NV a DRY goods commission house
, roN "a learn The business one fr.dlht WIN
parents preferred. Addtess' WV"
/ q hos 3A
In accountant In tt"thhu.
rorlprtrut Co attend 80 pa> toh ana reh'i"
- hrst of reference required AHhs 81 l'
wr,.E address \ &. boN 40 sun ono
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
u,.u u,,e - mr,h,ns special

20 or~f tn Real tate u sui T. 20 sour se-
vantage 90 49, y 49, ady~Fugng ool-
Uura. uhtrh Hfs un4u~stlnnAhlr ths b-st
a~dtam throaEh shot ~ teach tbo~s hsans
On tbs 0ommsHiv Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
s,usinfss NoiIers.

Mr.. win.iow', So5tling syrup TOT chrdren
t,eihtng s,rers m gums. 'rduc : Inflammation
suays pain. cures wind Culc. disrfhrA sSc = bo1ae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
n anttd frmalfs.
O'NEILL'S

WANT
ENPERILNCED GLOVE FILTERS AND
SALESWONLN,
Si,th Ave, 2Oih Co 2iSt II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
O'NElLL'S

lNPERlENc q MLllNLRS AND TPlNNuRS
Argk IN Millinery Showroom
on II fo,t
Sixth Ave, 21th O. 2td n
ONTRlCH fiATHtRN >tAtRS ClfLtR>,
fACKLRN STEADY EOSk; btST fhDLA
ALSO VOFK GNIN OlT TO RtNl' NNhlt
rERSONS. R~IStN>llNL BROS, j~i-ijt A>T
tu1H 81.
TNHUTitAs wurrHs sna gpcfs'rn sgut-i
si.adb wuft AkNu4n ~Chlll a - Nthe
nAerFu IauIa Adg wp~sftsn IsHiustsu
usshuH 80 - d. sdafrHsla. as Asrthg
I'll muadnnf. - hHusfssl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

COON 10 - ~ cold spring hait"f. wages -
-" Mn N. sEELN. u EAN 80 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

w wv AA'AAA wv 'NaN' Y
night a number o. gentlemen ia the smok-
ing MON, of a Pullman car discussed the
conduct o. tho Secret Services agents At
Buralo, Who permitted tho assassin with
A nurrc1 hand TO approach the President
and ,hoot him down. Tho talk ran on In a
very general way and nothing unkind MAS
said OF anybody In particular until oiI"
Young man said som" sharp words about
IN. SECRET Service agents
.po you know Who 7 am said n mar IN
A SLOUGH hat IN a corner who was smoking
a short idpc. Nor Well, | I'M Milkie,
Chief Wiki. 81 IA. Secrrt Service Bureau
i'm Washington and I dom like To- hear
these criticisms. | al 10 tell you tina; |
am wilkie. and want YOU 10 remember
my face. ! go AL over the United States,
| aud I mus, stand hy my men
u gentlemen present. were quite SON
vinc,d after Chief Nillic's statement
the Rup,au Of Secret Service Agents la
Washington. They do hot believe thst
The Chief Of the service should make him
selS known 20 n group q! men. even though
hi slhoriiraies tai teen cr'iriEed.
TIE decision 10, TO open the CONVERSIONS
no, taken from the old National Academy
OF Design but 20 place Il intact In the corner
stone Of the ncw building up on Amsterdam
a,.nnc wAs a di~appointnsrni 20 cunou
rroplc " hu wanted To 80 what II contained.
11r boN T. Of COPPER, and u VAS placed Ia
the Acadpmy's CurTrr~tOne IA iST Tie
us,orlS show that u contained hnitcrs ~
Ahraham Lincoln. Who was then President
co.n,. NEWSPAPERS aud tn usual collection
OF cuuos u u rOr~ into the curu"r~iore
~ 'h- uew lui,dinc " T. l-licNed that "
viii r-nain Nh-rc Tor enough vcars to make
g. pssifsul- NsrN inuDh nIOf" Interesting
than tlcy arc 20 day
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02
fn Edited Telegram.

One of the most ludicrous mis-
takes made by the telegraph was
caused by the loss of single dot in
a telegram from Brisbane to a Lon
don news agency. AS it reached Lon
don 1t read: Governor general twins
first son." which the news agency
edited and sent around to the pa
pers in the following form: Lady
Kennedy, the wife of Sir Arthur Ken
nedy, governor general of Queens
land, yesterday gave birth at Gov
ernment House, Brisbane, to twins.
the first born being a son." The tele-
gram was published by most of the
newspapers in London and the prov
inces, and caused an unexpected sem
sation. Sir Arthur's friends pointed
out with conclusive force that some
one had blundered, as there never was
Lady Kennedy. Sir Arthur being a
bachelor. The repeat message. which
followed, read: Governor general
turns first sod" referring to rail-
way ceremony.-San Francisco Ar.
gonaut
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

Cresceus' record breaking perform
ance at the Brighton Beach track
marked him as the king of all trotters.
The fastest two heats and the fastest
heat ever troted in race are achieve
ments either of which would have
suficed to make the event at Brighton
beach memorable in the history of the
sport. Cresceus record for the two
heats (4.O9 1-2) betters that made by
AK on Sept. II, 1894, by two seconds,
and his first heat, trotted in 2.03 IA,
has never been equaled in race,
Great is CresceGs, and may he remain
true to his name by ever increasing
his honors.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

The roar of a lion can be heard far
ther than the sound of any other llv-
ing creature. Next comes the cry of
hyena, and then the hoot of an owl.
After these the panther and the jack
al. The donkey can be heard so times
farther than the horse and the cat 10
times farther than the dog. Strange
as 1t may seem, the cry of a hare can
be heard farther than that of either
the cat or the dog
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division
In effect May 26th. 1901. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows
EASTWAEn


400 m-Traln II, weekdays, for Sunbury,
Wilkesbarre, Hazleton, Pottsvllle, Scranton,
Harrisburg and The insermediate G.ts sta
New York, $3.50 p. m; Baltimore, 500 p. m d;
Washington, 7:l5 p. m Pullman Parlor car
from Willamsport to Philadelphia and as
senger coaches from Kane to Philadelphia
and Williamsport to Baltimore and FASH
ington.
risburg and principal intermediate stations
arriving at Philadelphia 1889 p. M, New
York 1923 p. m. Baltimolc ,;9 p. M, Wash
ngton s:35 p. m Vestihuled parlor cars
and passenger coaches, Buifalo TO Philadel-
phia and Washington.
l02 p. m.-Train d, daily, for Har-
riving at Philadelphia i:25 a. NJ; New Y ork,
7.l3 a. M; Baltimore 2.30 ~ M; Washington
ii;o5 4. NJ PHllman slceping cars cars , from
Philadelphia passengers can remain in
sleeper undisturbed until $40 A.. NJ.
1900 pm Train i,daily for Sunbury, Harris
burg and intermediate stations, arriving at
Philadelphia, 7;22 A. NJ; New York, 9;3l
An. on week days and l0;is a NJ. on sun
day; Baltimore, 7:l5 A. NJ; Washington, $3.50
and Wlliamsport 20 Philadelphia, and
Willlamsport 10 Washington, Passenger
coaches from Erie TO Philadelphia, and
WilliamspOrt 20 Bultlmpre.
2:l7p,m.-Tran H. daily for sunbury, Harris
burg and principal lntermediate stations,ar-
riylng 1T Philadelphia l:23 u, M, New York
1853 a. m. weekdays n0$i u. M, Sunday
Baltimore 7:l5 "A. M, Washington, $3.50 a m.
Vestbuled buffet sleeping cars and pas
senger coaches, Buffalo to Philadelphia and
Washington.
WESTWARD
$3.50 n. m.-Train T. daily for Buffalo via
Emporium.
4:3s a. m,-Train Q, daily 10" Erie, Rldg
way, and week days for DuiiOis, Clermont
and principal intermediate stations,
3:44 Il. m.--rrain 3, daily for Erie and Inter-
mediate points.
3:ls p. m.-Train Is, daily tor Buffalo via
Emporium.
5:I5 D. m.--Train 81, weekdays for Kane and
intermediate stations,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

The landlady who presides over the
manners and edibles of the American
boarding house comes in for a great
deal of jocular criticism and some
times for very little praise. Any oc-
casion to add to her scant praise is
therefore welcome. A Chicago land
lady has just earned distinction for
an act of benefcence. One of her
boarders is a salesman who lived for
81 days upon distilled water. At the
end of that period he broke his fast
because his landlady insisted that he
should. She was imperious, but she
mad ner way, Now, any landlady who
stops one of these freak fasting ex-
hibitions is entitled to the gratitude
of all bored observers. But what was
her motive? Surely this must have
been profitable boarder, If he paid
regular rates. 1t is probable that her
motive was that of self-defense; she
didn't wish to risk the possible ex-
pense of a funeral, remarks the New
York Mail and Express.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

One OF the bills of Importance to
workmen which are before the Cali
clan diet proposes that every town
of 10000 inhabitants and upward
should be obliged in the course of
the next three or six years at the
latest, to open an Office for those who
are in want of work 1t must be free
of charge, subject to government in
spection and its statutes are to be rat
ined by the governor of Galicia.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

The state geologist of Texas has dis.
covered sources of mineral wealth in
that state that are astounding. He
says that in one county alone-Chero-
kee-there are 100000 900 tons of rich
iron ore in sight, and that in the
whole of eastern Texas there are g.
100000 900 tons. BY the side of this
ore lies all the coal necessary to work
it into shape. No country in the
world" says the scienust, has cheap
er material for smelling iron than
eastern Texas"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

The New York World says that we
can smile at British jealousy of Amer
ican trade triumphs. but when John
Bull intimates that American ladies'
can't dance he'd better look out. There
is such thing as going too far.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

School savings banks are increasing
rapidly in number in the United
States. Last year the system was in
practice in 732 schools of 80 cities in
Is states. During that year the depos-
ITS reached total of $S76,229. OF this
amount $54O,7O1 was withdrawn, leav-
ing on deposit Jan. l, 1901, 1885, ,52S.
In the same year 300 stations of the
Penny Provident fund in 16 states re-
ceived deposits tom 1000 children
amounting to S94,110. OF this amount
$93.735 was withdrawn. Dayton, o.,
leads among the cities in the number of
these banks. having 316 in 22 schools,
each classroom where the savings OF
the children are collected constituting
q bank. Los Angeles ranks next, with
392 banks in 81 schools; then Chicago
with $50 banks in 1913 schools; Kansas
City, Mo-, 219 banks in 46 schools
Pittsburg, Penn. 220 banks in "a
schools; Long Island City, where the
system was inaugurated in March,
1osC, $40 hanks In II schools.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

Professor Ludwig Marienburger or
Chicago announces that the earth
draws closer to the sun each succeed
ing summer and rccedes farther away
each winter. Though the exact meas
urements are not at hand, this condi.
tion of affairs has been suspected.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

DR.. Mary wooley president of Mt
Holyoke college, says that gentle
woman" should be a synonym of col
lege woman" and adds that the sac
rifice of gracious womanhood is far
TOO great for knowledge and is not
required"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

Americans do not monopolize the
practice of keeping the courts busy.
II is published that in 1899 there were
more than 1,125O0O actions started in
England. making litigants of over
percent of the population.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

Among Glasgow's municipal instl-
tut.uus are wash houses. where house
wives get the use of washing stall
and clean appliances as well as of a
drying stove, all for four cents an
hour.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

When Victoria became Queen of
England In 1887, one-sixth of all the
land in the world was under her iuris-
diction. Today King Edward reigns
ever nearly one-fourth.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02
WESTWARD

Train 9i2 Sunday leaves Dubois 40 p. m.
Falls Creek AZ, Reynoldsville $50, Brookville
500, Red Bank $50, Pittsburg $50 p. m.
Trains marked run daily; daily, except
Sunday; flag station, where signals must be
shown.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02
EASTWARD.

N MsTNs M.TF' M'IFs VI TT n
Train 00i Sunday leaves Pittsburg 300 a. m
Red Bank lilo Brookville l2ll. Reynoldsvill
la, Falls Creek l.29 Dubois 1875 p. m. /
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-02

Detective NARROW got married a few
weeks later. Mr.. Richie said he had
caught the thief. and persisted in gir
ing him the 9500 after all.-Tit-BitG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
FOUND DEAD
IN CELLAR.
WITH A CLOTHES LINE
HUGH DUFFY ENDS +
His LIFE. -: a.

Hugh Duffy committed suicide at
his home. Nc. $50 Madison street.
this morning. He had been melan-
choly Tor sometime and his family
have been keeping watch on him.
Shortly after II O'Clock this morn.
IN! he said he was going upstairs
to lie down an he was not feeling
well. Al O'Clock one OF the family
had occasion to 20 to the csllar aud
was Mortified to find his body sus.
pended from one OF the raiters with
a clOtAes line.
lie had tied the rope with great
care SO it would not become unfas ten
cd and Illustrate his designs, and af-
ter adjusting the moose he threw his
weight On the rope and strangled to
death.
The body vas taken down and Dep
uty Coroner Chandler notified. No
reason can lie advanced for the act,
but disordercd mind Mr.. Duffy at
one time was the proprietor Of the ho-
tel al New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-06
INSULT
GRANTED

The damage case of John Robert
Grimes vs.. the Philadelphia. vii.
mington and Baltimore Railroad.
was brought to close IN the Su.
periur Court this morning by the
,urv returning a verdict tor the de-
iendant under instructions from
the Court. The Counsel for the
plaintiff declined 10 accept the non
su,t which the Court had decided
to grant They also noted an OK.
cep,lon 10 the ruling 80 that they
m. = hi take the case 10 the Supreme
Court ON writ Of error.
Tine ground Tor the uon.suit as
claimed by the counsel tor the de.
tendant was contributoeY nesli.
gcnce.
The suit was for $1,000 injuries
while at work in Il car OF the de-
teudan, company, The manner 10
which Grimes received his injuries
was iully described in Tuesdays
issue Of the DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
The case Of Joseph Tulleys ad.
mioistrator VS.. +. W. g.. b. Rail-
road was set Tor trial bv special
jury to-day but by consent it was
continued Monday. March 18th.
Josiah Marvel and David Ma rvel
represent the plaintiff. Damages
are sought alter tor the cea'h OF a
boy on The brandyw'ne branch OF
the said railroad.
Court adjourned until Tomorrow
morning Ut " O'Clock.