The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-09-10

with quite G eerious sccident yesterday.
/ leaving here on the morning Erie train,
IN compAny siih ex-tTessuror Wm- J.
Ferber. on q business trip to Pike ca,
they hired rig at Rowland and went
out TO Grteley. Having transacted their
business at that point, they were on the
way to LackawaXen. when, on going
down a steep hill q hold back broke snd
the wagon running against the horse,
the animal began to plunge and rear.
Ir. Ferber jumped out but before he
could reach the horse's head, Mr.. Bun
nell had reined him against q bank ct
the eide Of the road and both horse and
carriage were capsized, Mr. Bunnell uD-
fortunately falling under the horse and
sustaining a fracture Of one of the bones
t-f his lower right leg just above the an
kle. The mishap occurred about one
O'Clock. and very fortunately friend OF
the injured man happened along with q
two-seated carriage, and took Mr.. Buzz
ueIl to Lackawaxen, Mr.. Ferber follow
ing with their RIG. the wagon being con-
si1erably demoralizad DIR. Shannon,
Of Lackawsxen, was summoned, and
gave the broken limb necessary atten-
iion, and Mrs Bunnell, who bad been
spprised by telephone Of the accident,
came home with her husband in the
evening. Although his leg was in q
plaster cast. he managed to hobble from
the train TO his carriage, With the aid OF
q crutch and helping arm, aud went
u his home On 3unnell Hill in good
spirits We shsl! hope to zee him about
gain before many days.
The Three Of Us, the great Amer.
I,sn play, which ksd b record breaking
rec ord run OF over 3pi nights at the
As1ason square theatre, New York,
was written oy Rachel Crothers. aud
,hia season is bei,R presented by Calm
x Treadwell Miss Janet Waldorf. who
Is the sta-, and the play. have been or6
OF tie truly great successes 10 New York
Chicago. Boston aud on tour The ThrcS
o. Ua," which had @ continued run q;
VI Adlson Square theatre. drew crowdsC
houses every performance. In ''Th'
Three OF Us the mastery hand OF til,
plry wright is probably more plainly
shown than IL anything else that has
c5Ine from her pen. OF Misc Waldorf
az n star, much can be said as che is
veil known to every part OF the globe
and been engaged ss the star in The
E;ernsl City" 10 the role OF Rhy Mac
Caesney 10 the The Three Of Us," Miss
Waldorf has a character that le mere
nearly fitted to her temperament eno
abb 'Ity than any other in which che has
thu. far been seen. As to the company
which is supporting Miss Waldorf. it lie
veIy safe to say that q more consistent
ly good cast would be hard to imagine
The Three OF Us will be al the Lyric
dolesiale, on Monday, Sept. Ii:h.
The Babes IN Toyland" went from
houosdsle TO PIttston, where perform
.ncs was given on Thursday night o.
FRI lay morning as the Company was
leaving the city ore OF the girls me
Sill thrilling escape from coming il
:on act with the third rail of tie Laure
Line. 1t was abou. o'clock when fif-
vail .es in their hands ran up the Market
street hill to catch q car which was
aoo1t to pull out from the depot Ont
of them, in her anxiety to get aboard
started up between the fence and the
ihiri rail. There is only a space of about
two feet between the fence separating
the two tracks and the third rail Ths
girl, however, knew nothing Of the dan
ger, and when twenty or more voices
rang out, Look out for the third rail!
her companions began to shrek. The
oung actress became excited, and was
aoo 1t to sit on the rail when an en-
p!oy ee Of the Laurel Line jumped across
the track and seizing her by the shoul
der- commanded her to stand perfectly
sill After the excitement bad subsid-
ed end the girl had regained her COM
PCS are, the young man who went to her
rescIe told her to be careful and etep
nigh III crossing the third rail. Actresses,
as rule. are capable Of stepping high,
and this young lady. under the try ing
circumstances. was no exception to the
gen ,ral rule. According to an onlooker,
lhe stepped high, very high, with the
result that she cleared the rail and es-
capei injury.
Albert G Hollis.er, OF Salem tow n
ship. obtained on Monday of last week
from Judge Carpe ater. in Scr anton, 9
rule for an ipj unction to restrain the
E-ir and Wyomi pg Valley Railroad Co
from filling their water tanks at Vim.
meTs AMI SAco from the w WalIenpsupAck
| Creek. The rule was made returnable
o. Friday morning last. Mr.. Holli ster
in his bill of complaint states that for
@escaly years his family have mainta ain.
et "a grist mill on the premises where he
rcsi ieH. and that the power for the mill
Is supplied by water from the Wallen-
| E 80 oaek stream which runs through his
!art. He says the water tanks of the
defendant company have a capacity oil
~, 600 gallons each, and that they have
oraa filled with water taken from the
stream with the result that the flow OF
water has diminished to such an extent
a. to render the working OF the mill ut.
terly impossible.
-Ohe of Dunkelberg's meat wagons
came considerably to grief on Main ct
al 7Ch, on Saturday morning last. Tht
Fis vas in charge Of Raymond Hambly
and wac passing down in front OF Dit
rI,h's, when the breaking OF q small Dol
sliJ we'd one side Jt the thlil3 10 fall and
Tighten the horse, which boited, capsix
lnS the wagon and throwing out the boy
Tac canvas top was left In from. Of Men
ter X CJ. j, and the horse with the bal
GnCe Of the turnout WAS stopped 10 from
OF the Watts building. The boy va
olly slightly bruised. aud the damag
to the wagon was not great.
, -D:. Joseph Kalofus, of Harrisburg
Secretary and Chief Gamp prOtnctor n