The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-06-09

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village. Inquire at THE CITIZEN Office.
LOCAL MENTION.
Sixteen excursions have been booked
for the month of June, at Lake Lodore.
-Four promotions from Co. NJ, 18th
Cavalry (l62d Reg. p. W. while in the
three years service, to positions among
the field and staff officers, were made rs
follows: Capt. Coe Durland to Lieut..
Col. James Brannon, private, to Sr.
Major Henry j. Tarble, private to
Hospital Steward, and VIM, c. Walker,
private, TO Saddler.
On Thursday night the famous
play, The Burglar" will be given at
the Lyric Theatre for the beneht of
the Eagles of this place. You should
not miss it. Ihe cast Of characters
will be as follows;
William Lewis ..... Eugene LaRue
(Lately with Gardner-Vincent co..
Edward Bainbridge E. Leo Osborne
Paul Benton ....... Joe Bodie, Jr.
John Hamilton w. w. Wood
James ......... Clarence Green
Alice ......... Edna Doolittle
Fannie ............. Ruth Lord
Martha ...... -. Lizzie Denhardt
anu
Editha .......... Mary Weniger
BY agreement between the COM
missioners of Susquehanna and
Wayne counties and the Erie rail-
road, about $4,000 will be expend-
ed for public improvements. The
Erie will build a bridge across its
tracks at Forest City. The counties
will bridge the Susquehanna, and
bridges will be built by the Ontario
and Western Company at several
places. The improvement will con-
meet Forest City in Susquehanna
county and Clinton in this county.
On Saturday evening William Nal
10y was taken into custody by officer
John Canivan. On Wednesday a COM
mission in lunacy was appointed which
reported that Malloy was insane. The
court thereupon issued an order that he
be taken to the Insane Hospital at Dan
vile. Detective N. B. Spencer and Of
ticer Canivan went to East Honesdale,
but could not find their man. They
searched the entire neighborhood, but
met with no success. He was subseA
quently captured, however, and on
Monday was taken to Danville, by n. b.
Spencer and John Burcher.
Charles P. Knapp, President Of
the Outing Publishing Company,
which is in the hands of receivers,
and in charge of the defunct bank
of Knapp Brothers, in Deposit, N.
Y, was arrested in Deposit on Sat
urday morning on the complaint of
Edith Crowley on a charge of ac-
cepting deposit of $50 after he
knew the institution was insolvent.
He waived examination and was
held for the Grand Jury under $2,-
900 bail. The arrest of Knapp is
the first criminal proceeding result
EiG from the failure of the Bing-
namton Trust Company, Knapp
Brothers, private bankers, and the
Outing Publishing Company. 1t
has been announced that Mr.. Knapp
had secured a position as chief
clerk of the New Monmouth Hotel
at Spring Lake Beach, N. j., which
opens on Saturday next, June 18th.
F. F. Shute, the proprietor, is a
personal friend of Mr.. Knapp, and
when he learned of the recent bank
failure, he Immediately offered him
the position at good salary, which
he accepted.
We gladly place on our ex-
change list Stroudsburg's new can
ddate for public favor, The Daily
Record" the first number of which
bears date of Thursday, June 3. II
is issued by the Monroe Publishing
Company every week day afternoon
and furnished subscribers at $3.50
by the year, or one cent per copy
il sold singly. 1t is printed on new
type, and in general Typographical
appearance is entirely up-to-datt
and attractive. In his salutatory
the editor, A. F. Everitt, promises
that all projects for the public wea
will receive the hearty and earnest
support of The Record, whose ain
will be the moral and industrial up
lift and expansion of the Twir
Boroughs and Monroe county. NJ
better pledge than this could bt
given or asked, and in view of Mr.
EVeritt'S evident intention IL
make gcod," we sincerely hope
that the new venture VIII l.eet viii
abundant success.