The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-08-11

a younger man.
Wilkes-Barre has another case
of mysterious disappearance" An
eight-year old girl; Lladislaw Sow
osky is missing. Donald Smith, OF
the same city, is still missing.
Mrs. James Vandemark of Pine
Bush was, with her husband, burn
ing brush on their farm, Wednes-
day last, when a dynamite cartridge,
which some one had hidden in the
brush, exploded, and Mrs. Vande-
mark was badly injured by flying
stones.
"A new order went into effect
the first of the month in the Hillside
company mines prohibiting foremen
from employing relatives. 1t has
required some raadjustments and in
several cases has worked hardship
on old time and faithful employees
of the company.
Joseph E. Wadas, of 1905 South
Washington avenue, Scranton, was
arrested Friday charged with en-
bezzling money belonging to Sokot
Lodge, Polish organization, which
he held as treasurer. 1t is claimed
by Walter Karenski, the president
of the lodge, that $54 was taken.
The mystery surrounding the in
jury of Joe Sargolus, who is hover
ing between life and death at the
Scranton hospital, has finally been
cleared up. Stanley Fromisky,
twenty-five years old, of Old Forge,
has admitted throwing a stone that
struck Sargolus, but says that he
did it in self defense.
A girl giving her name as Julia
Burden, IS years old, was taken to
police station in Scranton Thursday
morning by Mrs. Duggan, charged
with being lunatic. She had been
sent to the State hospital from the
South Side. The girl has been in
this country about nine months.
Wilkes-Barre plumbers, who are
receiving SO per day, propose a
strike if they are not at once given
1915. Why, surely,-make it S4!
That should hold them for a week
or two. When the plumbers
plumber, plumbs the public does
not usually get plums.
Sister Mary Thackla, of the Sis
ters of the Immaculate Heart, died
Thursday morning in Mt. st. Mary's
Seminary, Scranton. She was con-
nected for some years with the paro-
chial school, of st. Cecelias parish,
Wyoming, of which the Rev. P. F.
Quinnan is pastor. Her name in
the world was Boyle, and her home
was in West Pittston before she en-
tered the convent.
Parents of Donald Smith, the
former Scranton boy, but whose
home is now in Wilkes Barre, are
disheartened at the failure of the
search to find the boy, who left
home last Saturday and has not
been seen or heard from since
Many clues that looked good for his
recovery were run down, but the
mystery of the boys whereabouts is
as puzzling as ever.
While spending a day at Fish's
Eddy clerk from Middletown,
found fine gold watch. The
watch is a valuable one and is in
perfect condition. A copperhead
snake crossed the young mans path
and he commenced throwing stones
at 1t, AS he was STOPPING to pick
up large stone he saw the watch
in the bushes and the snake was
forgotten.
Jacob Bogdan, of Dickson City,
through Attorney NJ. NJ. Moskow-
vitz, started an action against Bur-
CESS Morris Weiss, of Dickson City,
Thursday morning to recover ST.
600 damages, for imprisoning Bog
dan. On July 1 Bogdan was ar
rested on the charge of disorderly
conduct and was taken before Bur-
CESS Weiss for a hearing. When a
fine of $40 and costs was placed on
Bogdan, Attorney Moskowvitz Of
fered to pay provided a transcript
of the proceedings was furnished at
once. The burgess refused, hence
the suit.
Michael Coholone, a resident of
Jermyn, is at the Emergency hospi-
tai, Carbondale, unconscious with a
fractured skull. He received the
injuries which may result in his
death at the Jermyn station of the
Delaware and Hudson company on
Thursday night. He leaped from
the train before it came to a full
stop and was pitched headlong, his
feet striking rail and overturning
him so that he landed on his head
on another rail. 1t was found his
skull was fractured, while several
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