The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-12


township, Aug. 2, by Rev William
G. Dodge. Miss Ethel Wayman of
Mcclure, Broome county, N. Y, and
James Wilson of Sherman.
The United States government
paid $45S.10 and the state S545.40
to the 18th company for the nine
days tour of duty at the July camp
of instruction in Gettysburg.
"A B. Warman, the Scranton
laundryman, who is passing the
summer in his cottage at Maple
wood, on the border of Lake Henry,
caught a Lake Erie catfish in its
waters Wednesday that weighed 1OA
pounds and was % inches in length.
-Telegrams of coincidence con-
tinue to pour in on Congressman
Charles c.. Pratt of New Milford.
whose wife, Mrs. Lille b. (Goffl
Pratt, died Monday in Ithaca, N
Y. where she had gone TO spend
August with her daughter, Ool.
Pratt married his wife Aug. Is,
1875, in Binghamton, N. Y, They
had four children-HarTiet L., Ezra
G., Grace | and Helen L.
At o'clock tonight James Muir
ray will appear against Charles J.
Weaver before Justice Smith. Muir
ray claims Weaver hit him and gave
him bad cut under his right eye.
The trouble started Wednesday in
the defendants place of business and
LOT 10 l. IL.
claim Murray came toward him with
a stone in either hand and that the
blow was struck in self,defence.
Henry Doudican, who has been
playing third base for Carbonate
since the beginning of the season,
has signed a contract to play that
position with Bloomsbury in the
Susquehanna league He left for
that place "Wednesday Doudican
is considered one of the fastest
amateur players in the valley and
his presence on the Carbondale team
will be greatly missed as he was a
great f0vorite with the fans. He
was with the Honesdale team last
month on the Sullivan county trip
and pfItyed third base.
William Campbell of Dyberry,
accompanied by Rr Harry. B. Searles,
will go to Scranton Friday to have
his right arm examined with the
aid 0f the X-rsys. Mr.. Campbell
bumped his elbow against the door
jamb at his holse as he leaned out
10 shake an umbrella. He came to
Honasdale and saw DR.. Ely and Dr.
Nielsen. Neither would say posi-
lively that Mr.. Campbell's arm is
broken. and then he went to Dr.
Searles, who after AN examination
proposed the X-rays to ferret out the
auHe ,Of an unusual case.
Two men well known in the
bDNough, one a janitor, the other
the son of a business man highly
respected in Honesdale, had some
words on Main street near Sixth
street. corner "Wednesday night and
the words paved the way for blows,
theEH being an old grudge of some
sort between the two. The janitor
hit right out from the shoulder and
his antagonist went down two or
thFee times. IN the melee an UNI
hrelfR was wrenched out of shape
and a stone went against a store
window. No warrant up to noon
today
The boys who were fined by
Justice Smith Monday for shouting
"Scab'' at some glass factory help
have paid their bills. Policeman
CanivSn, who anSested them, had
the money Wednesday afternoon
and went to the Office of Justice
Smith 10 pay it over, but the court
had gone home fOr the day. Justice
Smith, one of the game old men of
Wayne county, has been somewhat
under the weather for a week and
generally quits an hour ahead of
time. He said today he feels bet
ter, but that he rs not quite him
self yet.
Lieut. Guy Ralph of the Erie
yoliue got to Honesdale on the way
freight Wednesday noon and re-
mained until the 4.30 d. & H.
train, on which he went home to
Dunmore. When asked about the
alleged wild man at the Erie pock-
cts the lieutenant grinned and said
there was nothing doing. When
asked about the quest for more
Erie car thieves at Hawley he an
swered that the case stood about
where it has stood, but that the
three or four missing men were
still being looked for and would, he
thought, eventually be landed.
Harry Close, the young fellow who,
according to Chauncey Tyler and
two or three others arrested, broke
the seal and got into the car after
the cases of beer, has never been
caught. He is a sort of a tramp
and for while he hung around
Long Eddy, but he is not believed
TO be anywhere near Long EDDY
now
The group photograph of the
Skat club, taken at their Sunday
outing at First pond, shows IS
handsome men and u hOmely ones.