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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
RESOURCES

hEoOOhSbp
Reserve fund .......................S
Cash, specie and notes. $48,840 80
hhegal hgal securities. 4oOOO W
Due from approved re-
Nickels, cents and fractional cur
Check, Checks and cash items....... 26sS s.
reserve agents. .;.........:.::.. 1908 Os
Bills DISCOUNTED not due, 1884, ,115 81
Bills DISCOUNTED, time
loans with collateral. A,035 90
Loans on call with col
Loans on call upon ip;iii,i; one "'''-O 20
Loans oi on cali upon two or s'OOO W
more Names. ............. 6S,726 70
Loans secured by bond
1nvestment Sna Securities owned dO--OS eS @
elusive Of reserve bonds, viz:
Stocks, Bonds, ETC., 18l5,S72 q
Mortgages and iudg-
ments OF record. 27,379 77--2 043251 SO
Office Building and Lot,.............. 27,0O0 90
Furniture and Fixtures. ........... 1000 90
Miscellaneous Assets............... 400 90
-.- s2,SS6,S4O SO
Capital Stock, paid dln..............$ 100000 90
Undivided Profits, less expenses 'iO'00V W
and taxes paid. ................... s4.I43 35
Deposits subject to check $16O,9l2 81
| Time certificates OF de-
sdRSns RSsis Fund Deposit. 21sS,s$s S$ iS i$
| Cashiers check Outstg 27l 29-2, 1856, ,246 e4
| Due to Commonwealth. ........... 25OOO 90
Due to banks and Trust Cos. not re-
serve agents, Observation-Disclosures. 1881 81
Dividends unpaid, 6O 90
| $2,ss6,34O 90
| State of Pennsylvania, County OF Wayne IS:
| /, III. Scott Salmon, Cashier of the above
named Company, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
| (Signed) H. S. SALMON, Cashier.
| Subscribed and sworn tObefore me this 18th
| day of Nov. 1909
| (Signed) ROBERT A. SMITH, Mp.
| tNotarial Seall
Correct-Attest:
| w. B. HOLMES, !
! F Fl. F doSanRs' dk5MRan' Directors.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

H0NEsDALE, WAYNE CO., Pa,
at the close OF business. Nov. 6, 1903.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-11-19

-AdvsrtiSs in the citissu.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-20

Last Saturday evening Mr.. Ber-
nard Faymonvlle Jr., came from
San Francisco to look out for the
affairs of lis uncle the late Joseph
A. Faymonville, whose death was
announced last week. Last year
the young man was at Nogales
with his uncle some months, and
is known well in the line city. The
remains of the deceased gentleman
were sent to Chicago where re. ides
his mother.
Monday evening there arrived
from the East Mr.. Eugene Sweens,
editor and proprietor of the Sag
NAV Daily News, who is also pre-
sident of the United States Graphite
Company, owning and operating
the graphite mines near San Mar
cial, Sonora. Tuesday the gentle
man went to Cananea, returning
Thursday evening. From he he
goes to Hermosillo, and thence to
San Marcial After visiting the
mines he will go to the Yaqui
liver, where he has mining in
terests, ard then to Culiacan and
Mazatlan.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-20

Mrs Lulu Reddoch Wood is ar
ranging to erect comfortable cot
tage on her lot on Sonoita avenue.
adjacent on the north to the home
OF her mother, in the Noon addi-
ton.
Sunday night there was at No.
gales MIR. Agostin Berrand, of the
firm of M. James y Cha, at Hermo-
slllo, owners of the extensive cloth
ing factory La Industrial" and
the commercial emporium LAS
Fabricas de Francia," who was re-
turning from business visit at
the City of Mexico.
Tuesday there walked in from
Mowry two middle aged Mexican
woman who applied for a warrant
for the arrest of one lgnacio Flores
on a charge Of aggravated assault.
Both of the eyes of one Of the wo-
men were confused severely, and
the upper jaw of the other had lost
tooth, being also discolored from
the effect of the blow or blows she
received. The warrant was issued
and a deputy sheriff went over to
the camp and made the arrest.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-20

Saturday, March 20, 1900
Metal Quotations.

Following are the market quota.
tions on metals for today:
Copper, 124@12s cts. per lb.
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.10@4.15
Silver, per o., 504
New York City, Exchange l.01
Pesos. Bullion value 500
Mex. Dol.-selling AZ
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-20
NocALEs NOTES.

Monday Mr.. N. G. Banks went
to Magdalena.
Only the best in Mems Wear at
The Boston Store Inc.
Early in the week Mrs. f. B.
Chase was reported quite ILL.,.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
+. N. Cox returned from Llano.
Sunday Mr.. w. B. Kibbey was
up from Llanos de Orc, returning
TO that place Monday.
Monday Mr.. Ferd Van Mourick
of the Sonora News Co., went to
Gnaymas, on business.
Monday Nogales was visited by
Messrs. ]. H. Reagan and Hayden
Pendergrass from Patagonia.
Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. Far
rel went TO Naco for a short visit,
returning Sunday evening.
1.-THE American Lady," the most
elegant and stylish shoe made.
Sold only at the Red House,
Ramon Vasquez.
Mr.. c. H. Peck of Llano de Orc,
was az Nogales Sunday night, re
turning to the camp from a visit at
Tucson.
Monday Mr.. j. G. Lindsay, train
master of the Sonora railway went
to Hermosillo, returning Tuesday
evening.
Wood and Steel Beam Flows all
sizes Genuine Moline Plow Points,
Cullivalors, etc, low prices-La
Ferreteria, Nogales, Sonora, Mex. =
Gents and boys clothing and
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez. y
Tuesday evening Mrs. Eustace
PIPER entertained a party of young
people in her home on North Nor
ley avenue.
County Treasurer ARGUS Reddoch
Is arranging to build handsome
cottage on his property in the Noon
Addition, on Noon street.
The American Gentleman" the
hnest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
house. Ramon Vasquez.
Monday evening Mr.. E. H.
Evans came down on the Burro
rom Patagonia. He returned
Thursday.
meSsrs. Burton u Son, the con-
'fa'ctors, have erected new shop,
On Grand avenue, Just north of
Roy d Titcomb's lumber yard.
yesterday Mr.. Samuel Leeker of
'ne III Paso store received a large
consignment of beautiful new snrino
goods.
-. Mr. A. Bachellier is building sew
e o,@l cottages Tor rent on his prop
of'y on the hill just east of Morley
%'on9e, opposite the railway
Iound.house.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-20

Hamilton. Brown d Co.'s Patrol
Shoe" sold at the Red House, Ra-
mon Vasquez.
An.elegant line of Mems Shirts
that surpass any other shown in
Nogales just arrived. Drop in and
ask to see them at The Boston
Store Inc.
Monday evening Mr.. w. c.
Greene came over from Cananea in
his private car Verde, which was
attached to the train for Guaymas
Tuesday morning.
George P. O'Brien, route agent
for Wells Fargo & Co., returned
Saturday evening from a rip in
Sonora and Sinaloa, having gone
as far as Mazatlan.
Wednesday THE OASIS editor
went to Prletas, thence to Quay
mas and later in the week on south
with an intention of visiting Ala.
mos, Culiacan and Mazatlan.
Senior & Huntington have
moved their blacksmith shop to a
property of their own on Walnut
street, short distance away from
their former location on Grand
Avenue.
A delightful winter climate,
charming scenery, fine boating,
good fishing and hunting, and a
ine hotel at which to put up-the
Albin-beside the waters of Quay
mas bay.
In another column appears an
attractive advertisement of the we'll
known Ederheimer- Stein clothes.
for which Mr.. Ramon Vasquez. of
The Red House." is the sole repre-
sentative in this vicinity.
Sunday evening Mark Lulley re.
turned from the Wandering Jew
mine, quite i'll. Within few days
he recoved his wonted health and
made trip to the Silver Bell re-
gion in Pima county to report on a
mining property.
The American Drug Store has
established on Campillo street in
Nogales, Sonora, a branch store
where there is carried large stock
of medicines-French, English and
German-for sale at wholesale and
retail. IT,
Proprietors of the mcrry-go- round
at the carnival are holding vot-
ing contest. The lady receiving
the most votes will receive a gold
watch and the second will receive
gold bracelet. Miss Bessie Fowler
has the most votes at present and
Miss Emilia Raphael is second.
For SALE-$l000 cash, one A
room brick and one 10 room adobe
house, Elm ST., corner Terrace
avenue, adjoining school house.
renting for $4,000 per month.
Balance $4,000 in monthly in
stalment, like rent. See Escalada
Bros, Nogales Ariz. 4t.
Mr.. S. F. Noon, the lawyer, has
engaged the suite of rooms on
the second floor of the Wilson
building which was occupied by
the late Joseph A. Faymonvile.
and will occupy the same on and
after the first of April. The quar-
ters are very commodious, and will
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
LONE WOMAN AWAKENS TO
FIND TRAMPS FEASTING
Two Men Laugh at Her and Keep on
Eating Despite Her Protest
They Depart Quietly.

CANTON, o.. July 22.-Two men
quietly enterOd the home Of Mrs. Car
RE A. Daniels. near here. last night
cooked a meal and, when she awoke
laughed at her.
Mrs. Daniels had left her front door
open during the night and the men
saw chance for a square meal. They
picked out Mrs. Daniels choicest
viands. put them on the stove and sci
out to enjoy themselves. Mrs. Dan
iels, asleep in an upstairs room. OBJ
served the odor and going to the din
ing room saw the visitors at the table
In the midst of their feast.
The men were making themselves
perfectly at home" said Mrs. Daniels
today. They had taken of their hats
and were having a great time. You
get out OF here said.
"'Ah! go along, we haven't finished,
was the answer of one OF the men.
II thought they were drunk, but
wasn't afraid. l kicked their hats out
of the house. but they kept on prepar'
Ing something to eat. Then l tele'
phoned the police and they left. They
took a basket full of eatables with
them"
There are no men at the Daniels
home. Mrs. Daniels, her mother and
her daughter are the only occupants
Policemen who were summoned went
to the wrong house and passed the
men on their way.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
GOES TO PARIS TO KILL
MAN HE SAW IN DREAM
"He Shot and Killed My Sisters Hus-
band Declares Southerner. as
He Boards Steamer. ~

NEW YORK. July 22.--"l am going
10 Paris. Al certain cafe there l
shall find q man slipping absinthe. He
Will be the man who murdered my
sisters husband, then | shall shoot
him like dog. What the law does
to me | don't care
With this startling declaration, G.. II.
Janney, OF Montgomery. Ala. sailed
yesterday on the steamer Campania.
Tor Europe, TO seek a murderer who
was revealed To MIN N a dream.
Z. II. Spencer. II Danville, Va, mar
ried Janneys sister. A year aso the
Spencer family was going away COR
the summer and aSksd Janney to oc-
cupy their home wniie they were away.
He had strange forebOding OF evil
and refused. Spencer remained be-
hind until he could secure caretaker.
That night pistol shots were heard
In the house and neighbors found
Spencer dying. Before he expired he
said he had been awakened by an In
truder and shot down.
Janney blamed himself for the death
Of his brother-ln-law. He started a
search for the murderer. Three nights
ago he had a dream. He says he saw
the murder enacted.
He saw the murderer flee TO New
York and board steamer. He saw
himself following and finding the muir
derer in a cafe. lie saw himself Kill
the man. So vivid was the dream
that he has gone 20 Paris TO find the
restaurant and The man.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
WILL RISK THEIR LIVES IN
FLIGHT ACROSS CHANNEL
Three Daring Aeronauts Will Attempt
To Cross English Waterway in
Effort To Win Prize.

CALAIS, July 22.-Three daring
aeronauts are preparing to risk their
lives In an effort to fly across the Eng
lish Channel, in an effort to win the
prize OF 5000 pounds offered by the
London Daily Mail.
Favorable weather and dying
down of the wind is all that Is de-
laying two of them. NJ. Bleeriot sits
by the monoplane at Les Blances,
while Count De Lambert Is waiting
at Wissant, momentarily expecting to
be able to make the dash across the
channel.
Nj. Hubert Latham whose flight Mon
day ended in his being thrown into
the channel, has had his monoplane
repaired and expects to be able to
start tomorrow.
There Is keen rivalry between these
three aviators and they will take al
most any kind of a chance. Latham'S
flight of a few days ago was made In
the face of adverse weather condi-
lions, but so anxious was he TO make
the attempt that he could not wait for
good weathre.
Latham and Bleeriot both use A
monoplane airship though Bleeriot's
is much smaller than the one used by
Latham. Count De Lambert has two
OF the aeroplanes made by the Wright
brothers and he Is confident that his
machines have more stability and f1y-
ing power than the monoplanes.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
THE SOUTH IS BEING
RUINED BY BAD COOKING
Rev. Or. 6roushton Asks Legislature
for Law Compelling instruction
In Domestic Arts.

ATLANTA, Ga. July 19.-Address-
ing the Georgia legislature me Rev.
DIR. Broughton. pastor OF Atlanta s
leading Baptist church. urged the puss-
age of law making II compulsory TO
teach girls how 10 cook and keep
house.
The south Is being ruined by bad
cooking and poor housekeeping sale
Or. Broughton. The average wife
knows nothing about either one. She
assumes the role of housekeeper as
ignorant as woodsrat of such inn
portant matters. People eat TO live.
not for the fun Of It.
I'VE can never develop race or
brains and bodies uutil there Is more
attention paid 10 cookery. Girls have
no right to marry until they Know
something of the greatest OF all sci
of feeding and cooking.
"Our girls are marrying without be-
ing qualified 20 cook. they have 20
learn, and by the time they do wreck
and ruin has begun. No girl should
be allowed 10 marry VINO cannot cook y
The legislators applauded DIT.
Broughton, and assured him bill
would be introduced on lines indic3t-
al
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
HIST! SEE THAT BURGLAR2
CALL THE POLICE, QUICK
Cops Impress Auto and Rush to Scene
But Find Thief" Is Maids
Shadow.

CLEVELAND, July 22.-"Hist!
There's burglar upstairs! Send for
the police!"
Neignbors armed with stove pokers
and other weapons crowded around
the residence of Henry A. Higgins
general manager Of the Standard Tool
Co., 1140S Bellfower-rd. They could
see somebody moving around with a
light on an upper floor.
call was sent to the K. 1O5th-st.
police station. Patrolmen Wood and
Hiss were dispatched. double-quick.
They impressed the auto Of Attorney
Sidney V. Vessey and were soon on
the scene.
Investigation showed that It was
only a prank played by the laws of
light and reflection. The shadow of a
maid dressing next door had been
thrown on a window in the Higgins
home.
The Higgins family Is away for the
summer. and while the house is emp
~ neighbors have been looking aft.
er Il.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
SPAIN FACES
BANKRUPTCY.
Sending 10000 Troops to Morocco
Will Financially Ruin Once Proud
and Powerful Nation

MADRID, July 22.-The Moroccan
situation as outlined In dispatches re-
ceived here today. threatens to In
volve Spain In financial panic which
will mean her ruin. According TO the
war departments messages. the Ka-
byles and the Rim tribesmen are joip-
ing for the attack on Spanish forces
near AlcazaDa Del Selmuai where
General Marina Is stationed. The sit
uation. the war department thinks.
will demand that $4,000 troops be
sent 10 Morocco for an extended cam
paign. This. 1t is generally under
stood will bankrupt Spain. The coun-
try for the past decade has been
struggling TO rid itself OF the burden
OF debt assumed during the Spanish
American war and has gradually re-
covered from what at that time was
supposed TO be financial death blow.
A period OF governmental reconstruc-
ton has been going on IN Spain and
the energies of the government have
been bent toward building up the re-
sources OF the country.
The partial success which has at
tended these efforts is now threatened
with failure through the Moroccan
trouble. Public securities have al
ready begun to slump In the market
and confidence In the government IL
waning.
The general apprehension regarding
the financial situation Is expected TO
precipitate a financial panic.
II has been rumored that the Moroc-
can mission was about TO leave Madrid
but the state department officially de-
MES this, saying that the campaign In
Morocco Is not one of conquest but
is for the purpose Of supporting the
sultan.
Arrangements are. being made by
the war department for sending fur
Their reinforcements to Morocco and
II the situation continues to grow seri-
Gus, General Weyler will be placed in
command of an army OF occupation.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
SPURNED BY WIDOW;
ROBBED ON SAME DAY
Rich Old Man Found Penniless In
Streets Of Pittsburg-Drafts,
But No Cash.

PITTSBURG. July 22.-Wanderins
about the Pittsburg streets, talking
to himself, with about $1,000 in drafts
In his pockets, though his cash and
watch were missing. Jerome Fordyce,
"a years old, of Uniontown, Pa, own
er OF much property in Fayette coun-
~. was picked up by detectives.
He told story of unrequited love
and robbery. He says he came to
Pittsburg in response TO a matrimonial
advertisement and called on a mid
dle-aged widow. but that she said he
didn't look good to her even when he
produced positive proof Of his abund-
ant wealth.
AT the railroad station, where he
had gene to take train home, he was
robbed of his watch and s35, he says
He had dozen New York drafts OF
various denominations, and in his pre-.
dicament. he went from one bank &c
another, but could get no cash be
cause he had no one here to identify
him.
The police communicated with Tn.
iontown. and soon procured money
necessary for Fordyce TO return home.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
PLUNGES TO DEATH.
Polish Laborer Shoots Down Elevator
Shaft at Packard Plant.

Plunging four stories down an ele-
vator shaft in q new addition to the
Packard Motor Car Co.'S plant, at the
Boulevard and the Belt Line, Wednes.
day afternoon. John Miesczak, a Pc
lsh laborer, was SO badly injured
that he died as he was being carried
into Harper hospital.
Miesczak was employed In remov-
inv a section OF the concrete roof on
the old building and instead of TOSS
ing the heavy chunks of concrete to
one side on the roof, he set the
pieces on the scaffolding on which he
stood. Foreman Henry Shaw had
warned him against the practice. he
declares, but Miesczak had piled a
quantity OF the stuff on the scaffold,
when the plenking gave way under
the load. Miesczak fell headlong 10
the bottom OF the shaft, go feet PC
low. His skull was crushed, several
ribs broken. and his face was liter
ally mashed.
Meisczak was employed by Bryant
& Detwiler. contractors. He lived at
No S7S Orleans-st.
Coroner Burgess investigated the
case, but decided to hold no inquest.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
BURNED BY EXPLODING
HAIR TONIC, WOMAN DIES
Was Heating the Preparation In Wa
ter When Accident Occurred--ln.
vestiuation Is Started.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-After
hours of great suffering. Mrs. Myra
Armour, of Clayton, ". j.. who was
burned when a bottle Of hair tonic ex-
ploded in her home, died in Jefferson
hospital.
AS a result OF the accident, a search
ing investigation VIII be made cover.
ing the nature of the tonic she used
end whethri the label on the bottle
AZ which II was contained properly
notified the user 1T IL VAS infiam-
nal &c and, theref',.. dangerous
! J. j. Armour, her husband. who il
In business at 125 North Ninth-sr., this
city, explained how his wife received
her injuries. She had put the bottle
containing the tonic In a pan of water
to heat. and was bending over 1t when
| IL exploded.
The blazing fluid splashed over Mrs.
Armour's face and head. In the effort
tn extinguish the flames the frighten-
ed woman put her head under the bed
covers, setting fire to them. Her hus.
band burned his hands severely In ex.
tinguishing tho fire.
Deputy Coroner Sellers, who Is In
vestigating the case, expressed the
opinion that the hair tonic had wood
alcohol in 1t. He announced his in
tention of purchasing a bottle OF the
fluid similar to that which Mrs. Ar.
mour used to see whether the label
gave warning OF the dangerous nature
of its contents.
At first il was thought the tonic
Mrs Armour used might be similar to
that which has caused the death OF
two persons in France recently. This.
however, was chemical used In dry
cleaning the hair.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
NEARLY EQUALS RECORD.
OVilIe Wright Makes Two Flights a,
Fl. Myer Drill Grounds.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Orville
Wright. in two short flights In the
Wright aeroplane at FIT. Myer last
evening, closely approached the
worlds aeroplane speed record. attain.
ing an average velocity Of 81 IL miles
an hour, as computed BIZ Wilbur
Wright, who he'll the stop watch on
the machine for half dozen rounds of
the course.
In the first High: The AZ craft re-
NAMED aloft only minute and 50
seconds, the aviator being forced to
descend by losing COG wheel on the
magnetic after making his second
round of the course On his second
flight. after the cog had been rtp.ac.
ed, the aeroplane 7wi:tly circles doZ.
EN- times around the course which is
five-sixths OF a mile IN circumference.
Certain changes In the gearing OF the
motor and propellers. wlich were in
tended to give the machlne higher
speed, had been effected earlier in tho
day.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
MRS. WHITE RETURNS.
Spiritual Adviser Of Adventists II
Give important Address.


BATTLE CREEK, Mich. July 22.-
Mrs. Ellen G. White, spiritual advis-
er of the orthodox followers OF the
Seventh Day Adventist faith, has re-
turned here after an absence from
the city of several years.
Mrs. White went to 8. ID. A. confer
ence at Three Rivers. which will be
attended by 100 Adventists from this
city. but upon her return here In two
weeks will. speak in the s. ID. A. taber-
nacle.
II was upon advice from Mrs. White,
who lays claim to certain divine pow
ers, that hundreds of local Seventh
Day Adventists were persuaded to
seek homes elsewhere, and II was a
failure to observe her teachings that
led to the expulsion from the Advent
list church two years ago OF many
OF it's most influential members. In
Guiding DR.. J. r. Kellogg. head OF the
Battle Creek sanitarium.
Since that time Mrs. White has
made no public appearance In Battle
Creek. and her coming address is
awaited with breathless interest In
local Adventist circles.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
HIGHLAND PARK WON'T PAVE.
Council Changes Plans as Result OF
Citizens Protest.


Paving matters are agitating the
citizens of two suburban villages.
About a hundred citizens OF High
land Park attended the council meet
ing. Wednesday night to protect
against the paving Of Woodward-ave.
through the village at the expense Of
the AUDITING property-owners. These
have paid for the paving Of the ave-
nue. once and they object to being com.
PEELED 10 pay 70 per cent OF the cost
again. The sentiment expressed gen.
orally was that the highway should be
patched and the repaving allowed 10
go until the village Is annexed to De-
troit.
In view of the popular feeling, tho
trustees changed their minds about
going ahead with paving plans, and
the matter was laid over. The coun.
ell was bitterly criticized by some OF
those present and a resolution scoring
Il for its contemplated action was pro
posed but not carried. The trustees.
after laying over the matter, took ac-
ton to have a new water main and
meter placed I'm Oakland-ave. to In
crease the village supply.
River Rouge trustees have award.
ed the contract for paving River road
with brick TO the ]. K. Conley Co for
$4,000 o. ". Townsend. represent.
ing the Townsend Brick q Contract
ing Co, OF GAINESVILLE. o., attended
the meeting this week and offered IN
put up a guarantee OF $4,000 that, II
the Job IL readvertised. bid at least
a. 900 lower will be secured So far
,he trustees have refused To readver-
tise.