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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Mod cine @cit-Tirainier SragSbic

9lncfielb 3, $3.50, 3. Gop.
Sn ciicm 3ilnmcr su aepitone iicle,l
uobre1lo Der lesten 9tad,t Shiiiie uno
OILS ote Sbiire crbrodcn mnroe, iono
mon ein 6rauen5immer, Nalncns
Gonltte Sladpea mo einen unbefonn.
ten llngorn OILS 2eid1en ppr. Naenn
&nld)eln nod bate Der Nann oas
0iaoden ilno Damn iid ielbit cridol-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

fDeh marelt, ltad)oem lie bort tlir cine
TerbelierungS . 8eieIihoit geor6ei-
tet batten. Ser Bear" begiebt iid)
BON Seattle nod iciner regulGren
Station III Son Giego, Sal. SIN BE
rin9smeer lit. Oorof bon Ger go
troulue.8lotte bon fiinf Jobr5eu0en
lllr DIE ~Sbctis" 5nrildgeblieben,
melde 10 LANCE bleibt, bis 0aS leste
Sanoelsi6iif Die oortige Tegiou fir
ben Wlnter perlailen bat, uno miro
porousli6tlid) Witte oieies WonotS
nod Dem 6oben Horoen 5uriidfebren.
Gas 6obr5eng befinoet iih gegenmdr-
tl9 IN Ilasfo. Ter Stub, nEerrp"
uno ~W'anniag" iino bereits 5uriid.
gefebrt.
Sicutenant CABIN obgc+
lG It.
Slelltenont Sront 4. 2obm, Der be-
rilbmte @eipinner oes 9ennett.I 80.
fals BEL Dem "ellrppoiifen 9%ilton5illg
I'M Sabre 1906, lit ben MilitGr- Gegll.
lotionen 5ufolge bon is:nem 9ont.
monoo in Dem Signal.Gorps abbc.
rlten ur1o ipieoer 5ltr aapollerie Der.
lest poroen. Sieutenont @alter &.
Sones bonn t3. Sninnterie ,Gegiment
miro ieinen Elos einnebmen. Gle
lebten @oden fungirte 2ieutenant
Sabm ais SnItrlltteur Der Signal-
Corps ffi5iere bel ben aetoplon-
6obrten in GoQege.Garf, no.
SuBballipieI unterbleibt.
Gas groBe naia6rli6e SuBballipicI
5niifen Ocn aoOetten bon @elt-Yoint
mo ben Seefooetten in annapolis,
iuelheS om y. Nonembcr in Ebilo-
belpbia ltattfinoen iolte, pirb nid)t
geipielt nerben, nadoem Die 9ebor.
bcn Der Northumberland Dem @riu.
den Oes Superintcnbenten Der
&rie9sihule bon 8eit-Boint. oos
Spiel megen oes trugiihen Sobes Oe3
aaoetten 9prne ousiuuen 81 loiiNn,
6olge geseben boben.
Sertrag ratttt6irt.
Ger I'M Sonuar in @aibington Oh
geidloiiene uno oonn pom 9unoess
Senat rotifi5irte Sdiebsgerittsper.
trag 5miid)cn ECUADOR uno Den Ser.
Staaten lit pom Gongreb bon gcua.
DOR %genebmigt iporoer.
I~lfonio's Broteit gegen
ungered)te &ritif.
YuriS, 3. Nopember. - Cine bier
eingctroffene Spe5ial-G epei6e bon
Waorio 9iebt ein S%nterpielp nit SEQ
mig alfonio ipieoer, in pel1em CT lid
bitter iiber Die ullsip1rtigen Serrer-
Gemonitrotionen befla9t. Der Mps,
llard) erflort, ooB er Die Steauna.
nubme Der itets inlpullipen Wolien
nod periteben fonne; bob a6er bie
@elebrtenluelt, meld)e 9etpobnt ieL
bunbert Mol 81 p%riifen, ebe lie Elm
ltrtbeil fdae, in iolder Weile geeen
i'm obne Weitcres Yortei genommert,
iei inn unbegreiflid), .Menn man
gemiile 6ron5oien bort, fGbrt aonig
Ilfonio fort, 10 fonntc man gLail,
ben, oab mir @ilpe iino rno in Der
3eit Ser Snoiiiitior, onitatt III Den
Sogen elmer conititutionelen Wo.
narfie leben; uno Sipor IN elmer 10
conItitutionellen, baB ih nid)t einmnl
aus cigener S~nitiotipe cine 9egnobi,
gung gelp1bren fann."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Nrnhtluic nuf lanac Ciitans.

sort Nrtbur, Ger, 3. Nop. -
@e'tcrn Nbeno gclong eS oili ornbt.
lo'em &cGe. bic Serbinorna 5miidcll
ocnl @oi Don Wcrifo unb Den Gro
ZEN Seem berjuitellen. inocm bic bic.
lIgc Orobtlole Citation Dem yHccoro-
Serolo" III Chicago oic 8riibe Der
vSouiton EOit" orf oieiem @egc
ilbcrmitteltc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Sn 9ienu, 9tep., tit Srou @llIt

III Nsllp, Ntep., Ut 0roll WlltnU
Slioera, oic 8ottin oes befamnten
.Gomponlltcn. nit ibrer Sdweiter
6rom Belle Neld)non ans Nerp.9 orf
c;ltgetroficn. Srou @eldJmnn miro
III Dem bortiNen Sheiounssprojciic
ole Sfeiout9stloge stgen ibren 8ot.
ten anlircngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
grntalc Grmpronns cines flcinen
Nnabeu. ..

GIepelanb, S,,q3. gtopcntber.
Der 1~7-idbrige Nina Goon bot Der
Yolijei eingcitonoerl Dab er Dor apei
,sa6rcn einen %fleinen anohen. 90.
ii.cns aleranoer aonig, ermoroete.
iiloem er ibn in elm ounfles @1Bden
binter eiuem Weseerlooen an Der
ScopiQ-M pcnue lodte unb ibm bort
ben Wirulb poa Saaelnebl uno Sobel-
ipdbnc itedte, bis er eritidte. Sorber
latte er Die Soihen ieines Opiers
bnrfiubt, UNI bieieIben 81, leeren.
Sod Dem 0erbrefen mari err Die Sci.
d,e, nm lie 5u perberaen. init Dem
anopfe nod, unten in elm lecres 8ob,
mn lie ipdter auigeiunoen wurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
0efalidte Yahc.
IattenfOuig pon Tnsuanocrnngss
Sd)tuinbclcisn in ltngarn.

bisberigen GriuotiefrctGr. -
S6mofpolleS 9cnebmen smeicr
oitreidii6er Sfii5icrc in gro0
MuBtcn mrsreiBcn nm oer
SoIfSmut6 SIT eut9cber. - Sotc.
Tier 9rctbol5 III Mid in 9obmen,
lpelder iciner 3eit Scr @rinSeiiin
Souiie sur Sllldt bcbiiIilif mar,
mn6t Bancroft.
Su0opeI il, 3. Nob. - Gurd cine
rmfoiienOe llnteriud)nng lit ein gam
ser RattenfOnig BON Nualunnoc.
rltnaS Shfuinoeleirn oui9eocdt
luoroen. Is lit ernlittelt, Dab 5obls
reide Eeroneu. ole aus Den Gornitn.
ten 3enlplinL ling unb SoroS obs
banoen gefonmen, nit geiGlidten
8Giien oilBcr SunoeS geiliidtet ulto
not) Canada a%usgeiuonoert limo. 9ic
Sdminoelcien iino Sabre lang i'm
Sang 9eDeien, uno Notore, ia, iogar
Eforrer boben babel biilireid)c Sollo
9eleiitet.
Gininpeilen iino Der Suupt.A aent
N%aouIoiusfp uno nelll @cbiilicn in
Saft genonmen moroen.
8r1fin beirotbet Gripots
SefretGr.
Dor oem bieligen Stanoesomt bot
Die Sroullng Der @rGiin Wor9oretbe
SonDop, elmer naben 0erlponoten
Der %ebemoligcn aronprin5eIiin Ste.
pbanie BON Seltreid : llngorn, Der
lebigen @rdfin glemer 2onpop, nit
ibrem EriootiefretGr itattgciunoen.
lie Sr1fin itebt I'M 40. 2e~bcnaiobr,
ibr Grforeter I'M 80.
9ie @rGfin bat ben Sd)ritt ocgcn
ben beftigiten @iberitonO ibrcr 80.
mile getbonL Die bis sum letter 9lll.
gcnblid nid)ts ulperiildt geIoiien
hottie, um ben Gbebuno 81 biltter.
treibeu.
Gil m in Sffi5icrs llni.
form.
Wien 3. 9top. @roBc Gre.
gung berrld)t in 8ro9 iiber rinen
blutigen Initritt, Der lid 81, ip0ter
gbenoitlnoe ereignet bot. 3mei 81.
%fiSlere, iuelde aus ibrem Saline ia,
men, botten auf Der StroBe einen
3uiammenitoB nit chem Gipiliiten,
Dem Ied)nifer Sdipar5fcpf melhcr
lid in Segleitung elmer Game be-
tono. Us elttiponn lid, in 6olge Der
Inrempeluna eIn heiti9er @ortned)
iel. Hloslid) 5ogen Die OffiSicre
blonf uno bieben oiii bcn 5chnifer
ein, Der n.id)t ilnerbeblih perluunoet
iuuroe.
Ter lGrnlenoe Streit brotte ola.
balo 5oblreide Nelgieriee SurS tele.
Die Wenge nabm Yortei geaen Die
SfttSiere, bebrpbte mo perfolgte lie
llad) Dem nobe9elegenen Geutrol.So.
tel, pobin lie lid eilenbS 5%uriidSogen,
% lie Ingeiidts Der inter ocmTolfS.
bnuien berridelioeu Gnporung INN
ibr Seben iiirbteten.
Tim Die Sfii5iere Dor Der @iltb DER
Wenge su idiiten, purbe eine itorfr
Sruppenabtbeilung oufgeboten. Gos
Willtdr bolte Die Sffi5iere ein mo
begleitete lie nod) Der aoierne. Bonn
Commando lit ipfort cine llitcrill.
dung eingeleiiet lporoen. beren Gr.
gebnib III wciteiten areiien nit 0rob.
ter Spanniiing ertuurtet miro.
8roBer 9onferott in y j h.
III Tel II.
Wten. 3. Hoo. = 81 Nid) IN Dob.
men bat Der Sotelier 9retbplS bonn
.@ettiner Sol" 9drferptt 9ellnd,t.
Die decentralization beSiiiern lid
auf nif)t iueniger ais 5luei Wiuionen
aronen. Der None bon @rct6oli
iuuroe Dor Sabrcn piel %senonnt. gsor
Der SDfeIbpiikpr And, pi,trr nor Sc(tpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Sir M6idladjtnug Der Tamilic !Suub.

Gbarleiton n, M@8u., 3. Nopem,
Der. = Cine Goroners- SSlirp, meld)e
Die onl letten Sonntae nabe 9edlep
ueriibte grmorbuna beg 60.iabriacn
Geo. 8. 5000 unb ieiner orei Sim.
Der, Sion, 80 Sabre oft, Mlomeoo, 30
Sabre alt, nnb Gmmo, t2 Sabre alt,
uhteriudte, aab beute einen @obr-
ipriid ab, iuelher Sobn 5errelI, eincn
nobe bier mobnenben @rubenarbeiter,
oils Den 8eriiber bes SerbredenS BE-
5eihnet. Eie 5amilie purbe abge-
idlodtct unb bos Sans onee3iinoet,
neil Gop Gags porber cine Sltnoert,
Goaar.Mote in ieinem Yeiib ieben
eelaiien botte. Bis iett lit es nod
nid,t aelluaeer, bcn Sbater eiltsnfait'
aen. 90 80 " "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Nctiago amf Neger in @eit.&irais
nieu.

gIfins, @..Ga, 3. Nopem6cr. -
Ntad)oem nlebrerc Neger nobe @oiio.
man, @.-Gd., eiiten gngriff ollf Die
Sruu cines rpeiBen 5armers eemoft a.,
uno Den 2esteren an einen Baum
feitgebunoe1 botten, i6aarten iih sic
9%emobrer ser @egene 5uiammen unb
eriboiien einen ser Heger. lpelfcr ib.
men in Sic SGnoe fiel. Seridieoene
Iufgebote burditreifen bette Die Csc.
geno utb fobnben nit Sunoen auf
DIE iibrieen Neger. ,+, O..
quito II, @.sGo5t g.. Nopen,ber.
= Ger eridoiiencgseeer beiBt Gborles
2eipis, nno duBer ibm ioaen MIR nod
5iuei onbere Neger on Der @eipalttbot
betbeiliet gelueicn iein. sic orei Ne-
ger begoben iid, iuie Siilfsiheriff
@iuions er50blt, III Der letten Nodt
nod Der @obnung @co. 2od6olo's.
cilteS moblbo6enben 5armers, etlidc
Wteilen bon bier. boi,ben ben MsNn
an einem Baum felt unb peitidten
i'm nit @eioenrutben nrf Sen nod-
ten &iiden. Iann madten lie einell
rniittlid)en angriff auf Die Srnn
2ofboIo, allein sic Siilferilfe ocrlel.
ben murbcn bon poriibergebenocn
Eerloiten pcr1lommeit rnb oas Ser.
mnoben oerielben peridcudte Die
Ingrcifer. 2clpis ipllrbc bciite, dis
er bon ieincn gerfolgcrn eineebolt
lpllrbe unO bcmaufruf rS1nbe bodl"
feline Solge %leiitete. burd Glide
SGiiile ouf Dem 5lcde getobtet.
Sclten ieinc 5fpei Mitiduloigen eil
0efanget mcroell, 10 biirfte elm 2puds
gerid)t SIT erportcn fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

Dem er cine &obe bon $50 SUB or.
reid)te. Inr4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

FGHe 5mr Neiie ms NnslanS be.
sforat 6. @aine, Nr. Ala, Cf-@aIti.
mcrcitraRe, nabe Chiffon Souie ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
y cal 80 it nj orfen.


Gle GrciSebnsGents Marfen iuer.
Den obeeld)ofit m,O4 burd) &eroiiSgas
buitg BON 3luolf-Gcntst Warfen eriest
weroen, Eie bonn A. Ropen,bcr ab
erfolgtc @rboluneido es Gprtos fiir
cingeldlriebene 9riefc bon ad,t olf
5ebn Gents madt aud, Die @iniib.
rlng bon 3polf.Ge Yoltnlarfel,
notblpenoia I'M oieginihreibeecbiibr
ltnb bos iiblif)e @rieiporto bon Slpei
Gents 81 oeden. Gic r,eltst HoItmar-
ten luerben oos giloni6 George @oib.
ington's nod Souoon's ~beriibnlter
9iiite traeerl. lleber Die 6arbe Der
3polf.Gents .@arfen bat man lid,
nod, niht enoeiiltis entibieoen.
q otbIeioenoe aus 4Iusfn.
Sn Seattle, @uib., traf Der GOLF
fntter Bear, bon Der Yatrnuille-
Glotfe i'm Naringsmeer, nit 100 anie~
rifaniifen Mdnneru uno 6roten
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
Locomotive Drops into a Mine Hole
Two Men Killed.

At two o'clock Tuesday morning
last, a locomotive on the Wilkes
Barre and Eastern Road, plunged
into a mine-cave hole near Boston
Settlement. VIM. Barry, tiremen,
and VIM. Brown, brakeman, were
killed. The engineer escaped and
as soon as he could get out of the
cab went to the rescue of his fellow
trainmen. He found Barry had
been instantly killed, but that his
brakeman was still alive and shout
ing for help.
Seeing that he would be powerless
in an effort to release Brown who
was caught under the engine, he ran
to the Boston Settlement and arous-
ed several of the people in the vicin-
ity. A call was also sent to the
round house at Yatesville, and all
the available assistance was given
in hopes of rescuing the injured
brakeman.
1t was nearly o'clock before they
succeeded in getting Brown free
from the engine, and an examination
showed that one of his legs had
been chopped off as though done
with an ak. When taken from un-
der the engine he was practically
dead. He was hurried to the Pitts
ton hospital where he died a few
minutes after being admitted.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
Market REPORTS,

WHEAT-Contract grade, July, $1.19a
10; August, H.11a11S.
CORN-July, 791aaS0c. August, 77iaa7sc.
OATS-No. ., white, natural, 591aa6Oc.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts, 1886 pack
ages; creamery, specials, 27c.; (official
27c); extras, 261ac.; thirds to firsts, 22a
2Gc.; state dairy, common to finest, goa
251sc.; process, common to special, lea
24c.; western, factory, liable. imitation
creamery, 22c.
CHEESE-Steady; receipts, ALP boxes
state, new full cream, special, 131ha141kc
small, colored. fancy, 13Ac.; large, COL
ored, fancy, 13Ac.; small, white fancy,
l3Ac; common to good, 10a12Rc.; skins,
full to specials, 2a10Ac
EGGS-Firm on high grades; receipts.
1890 cases; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby. hennery, white, 2sa31c.; gathered,
white, 25a2Sc.; hennery, brown, fancy, 26a
&c; gathered. brown, fair to prime, 23a
25c.; western, extra firsts, 23a2312c.; firsts,
211aa22lac.; seconds, 2Oa21c.
POTATOES-Firm: southern, new, No.
/, per bbl., $1.75a2.25; culls, $1a15O; Long
Island, $2a2.25.
DRESSED POULTRY-Firm; broilers,
nearby, fancy, squad, per pair, 4Oa5Oc.; 8
lbs. to pair, per h., 25a3Oc.; western dry
picked, 1Sa2Sc.; scalded, 1Sa22c.; fowls,
barrels, 16a17c.: old roosters, 1ORc.; spring
ducks, nearby, 16a17c.; squads, white, per
doz., s2a3.50; frozen brolers, milk fed,
fancy, per lb., 22a23c.; corn fed, fancy,
1Sa20c.; roasting chickens, milk fed, 23a
25c; corn fed, 19a22c. geese, No. l, 10a11c,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
THE DEADLY ANTHRAX.
Several Herds of Cattle in Orange
County Affected.

During the past few days, the
farmers at Gardnerville, Orange
county, have lost several cattle from
some contagious disease and State
Veterinarian DR.. j. F. DeVine of
Goshen and DR.. G. T. Stone, cattle
inspector for the Bordens at Mid
dletown pronounce the disease as
the deadly anthrax. All herds in
the neighborhood have now been in
spected, suspected cases isolated,
dead bodies burned and a general
disinfection carried on. OF those
who have lost cows, Ernest Gibbs
has lost ten, Ed. Gardiner one, Geo.
Kernick one, NJ. Racine one, John
R. Manning three or four, Harden
Dennis three, Harry Elston one, F.
Smith two, NJ. Lain has lost some,
Dewitt Carr one, Abner Wood one
and George Hobart his bull.-Port
Jervis Gazette, 18th.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
brotherhood of st. Andrew Quarter
Iy Convention


At Grace Church, Honesdale, July
II and is, will occur the quarterly
convention of the Scranton Arch
deaconry, Brotherhood of st. An
drew. Following is the program OF
exercises:
Saturday, July II, $3.50 p. m
Meeting Executive Committee. 3:45
p. m. Business Meeting and confer
ence. 7:45 p. m. Service of pre-
paration for corporate communion
Sunday, July Is, 8 a. m. Corpor-
ate communion. 10:30 a. m
Morning prayer and sermon-Rev
Albert L. Whitaker, 3:45 p. M
Conference and question boX-Paul
w. Gardner, leader.
Note-A number of questions oi
interest have been assigned tc
Brotherhood men to answer, and the
leader will endeavor to answer any
other questions on Brotherhood work
that may be asked.
600 p. m. Evening prayer, and
three eight-minute talks-D. H
Crocker, st. Stephens Church
Wilkes-Barre. S. S. Derman, St
Luke's Church, Scranton. H. E
Gilpin, Church of the Good Shepherd
Scranton. Three-minute talk to the
younger men and boys Vim. R
Wood, st. Stephens Church, Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
Capitol Graft Verdict Sustained.


The Superior Court in four volu-
minous opinions by Justice Porter
Wednesday sustained the conviction
in the Dauphin county court of John
H. Sanderson, James NJ. Shumaker,
William P. Snyder and William L.
Mathues, jointly charged with con-
spiracy to cheat and defraud the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and
with having defrauded the Common
wealth of the sum of $19,30S.40.
Sanderson was the contractor for the
furniture and equipment of the new
capitol building of the state at Harris
burg. Shumaker was Supt. of
Shumaker was superintendent of
public grounds and buildings; Snyder
was auditor-general, and Mathues
was state treasurer, at the time of
the commission of the offense, the
date of which was fixed in the in
dictments as March 2S, 1906.
Although both Sanderson and
Mathues have died since the cases
were appealed, the court determined
to render a separate opinion in each
case.
Joseph NJ. Huston, the architect
employed by the board of commits
sioners of public grounds and build
ings, prepared the plans, designs,
detailed drawings and specifications
for all interior fittings, furniture,
electric and gas fixtures for the new
capitol building. He moved for a
severance in the court below, which
was granted and he has yet to be
tried.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

A large portion of the uncivilized
world seems to have suddenly de-
veloped a craze for cutting throats.
Greece and Turkey are Just teetering
on their toes, with"anxiety to mix
up" the Shah of Persia is either a
fugitive or a prisoner of the Nation
alists and Rsvolutionists, while
Peru, BOLIVIA, Argentine and Brazil
are making very bad faces at each
other over the rich acre boundary
dispute, of which tract Peru holds
the award. "On with the dance!"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

The annual encampment of the
National Guard of this State has,
in latter years, changed it's COM
plexion somewhat. 1t is no
longer pleasure outing, but a
school of instruction in the game
of war, which demands the close
attention of all the guardsmen dur
ing the estire session. Honesdale's IS
Co. E will doubtless return with
much added knowledge as to the
best way to kill people when so in
structed by the Government.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

The dispatches tell us that the
Chinese consul in New York has
stated to his government that Elsie
Siegel was not murdered by Leon
Ling. That she took poison with
suicidal intent. The information
is also given that with the consent
of the Chinese government, the
Chinese "masons" have ordered that
Leon Ling be protected by Chinese
people all over the world. Why, of
course, Elsie Seigel committed sui
eide. No doubt about that, and then
she locked herself in the trunk
where found, and told his innocence,
Leon Ling, to hide, for fear people
would think he killed her. If the
U. S. authorities ever get their hands
on that yellow brute, they will find
out about it, without the help of the
Chinese government, it's consul, or
it's "masons."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Evelyn Thaw is.again in the public
eye, as a witness. She is subpoenaed
by the State, which is trying to keep
her Harry in the insane asylum,
where he properly belongs. Her
evidence, however, has not hurt but,
if anything has created a favorable
impression in his behalf. She is de-
scribed as being lust as pretty,
peart and childish" as at her form er
appearance in the Thaw trial. Her
Smiles, tears, and childish ways" in
terest the audience as much as ever
and the attendance at court is, as
it always is, when Evelyn is to ap-
pear, very large.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

In an address before the Yosemite
Valley Chautauqua, Tuesday evening
last, at Yosemite, Cal, Bishop VIM.
NJ. Bell said that if President Taft
doesn't do things that I'VE want
him to do, it may be necessary for
us to recall to the White House our
dearly beloved Theodore" Billyum
H. Taft should sit up and take notice
that "us' are President-makers.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
The DeODle of BOLIVIA evidently dc

The people of Bolivia evidently de-
sire to have a "shindy" with the Ar
gentine Republic, that is if appear
ances are to be relied upon. They in
sist upon stoning the domicile of the
Argentine Minister, at La PEI, and
have also roughly handled other citi-
zens of his country. Argentine has
demanded full apology from Bolivia
and if it isn't at once Forthcoming
there will be trouble. There's blood
on the moon.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
TWO MET DEATH IN SCRANTON
FIRE.
Mrs. Geo. Daniels and Fred Bull Suf.
focated.

Wednesday morning, at $3.50
O'Clock, fire was discovered in the
Cowles Store Block, in North Scran-
ton, and, twenty minutes later the
building was enveloped in flames
Fully dozen people were carried
from the building by the firemen, but
there were two who were suffocated,
Mrs. Geo. Daniels, aged 60 years, who
was found dead in her bed, and Fred
Bull, whose body was found in hall,
which he had succeeded in reaching,
in his attempt to escape.
The fire was not entirely extin-
guished until 4 o'clock.
The property loss will foot up to
about $4,000.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Those Cincinnati people who are
attempting to furnish that city with
a more daylight day" shouldn't t
get in too much of a hurry. That
a concerted change of time might
be more convenient than that now
in use, seems possible but, suppose
Cincinnati or any other city, sets
its clocks an hour ahead from the
first of May to the first Of October
of each year, and the rest of the
country doesn't? Wouldn't that
be a fne arrangement for railroad
timetables and like matters? Wait
until the rest of the people "get
on" before you start.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

The proposed corporation tax of
one per cent. on net earnings in eX-
cess of $4,000 is raising quite a
breeze, the claim being made in
some quarters that it will not affect
the millionaire corporations. John
d. Rockefeller will, nevertheless,
have to dig down for S1,OOO,OOO an
nually if the thing goes. 1t should
go.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Harry Thaw and his lawyers claim
that he is 'all right again" mentally
and it is earnestly desired that he be
turned loose upon the world again.
He will be. If you ever wish to COM
NIT murder and escape with your
life, don't do it until you have ac-
quired the proper amount of cash.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Up in Canada the redskins are
adopting the methods of our southern
tobacco growers, in the settlement
of business differences. ]. w.
Christie grain-buyer, his wife and
daughter, were this week killed by
Indians, who didn't like the prices
he offered them for their wheat crop.
This is a sad, bad world.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

The prices of vegetables in the
cities have gone skyward during the
past few days. The drought has
caused the crops to be poor, and peo-
pie are compelled to pay big prices
for inferior products. And the
weather bureau gives no encourage
ment
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Explosion ct Fort; Soldiers Injured.
Cheyenne, Wyo., July 15.-An explo-
sion of gunp WIDER in the barracks Of
Battery A at Fort Russell injured sew
en- soldiers, three fatally, and destroy
ed the building. The injured men
were preparing blank ammunition.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16
LIE PASSED IN COMMONS.
Labor Member Denounees Earl Win.
terton and ls Suspended,

terton ana - suspended.
London, July 15.-The house of CON-
mons was thrown into an uproar by
a scene between Earl Winterton and
William James Thorne, a Labor men,
Der.
Earl Winterton, replying to an inter-
ruption from the Labor benches, re-
marked that Thorne was unfit to take
part in the debate. Thorne replied by
saying that he was as sober as any
member of the house and concluded
by exclaiming, II call him the COM
plete liar that he isl"
Thorne left the house and invited
Earl Winterton to follow. The lat
ter made formal apology to the speak.
er, but Thorne refused to withdraw
his remark and was suspended.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

The Philadelphia Inquirer cruelty
jabs it's sister city, New YORK, this
wise: The New York authorities
have refused to naturalize the edu-
Gated chimpanzee now in that city.
They are getting mighty particular
all of a sudden"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-07-16

Under Science Notes" the Scran-
ton Tribune informs the world that
a well-known Celestial diplomat"
has discovered that people would
live forever" if they abstained en-
tirely from the use of salt. Allow
us, please, to take that prescription
with a grain of salt"