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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10


Balance on hand .....S1,O79.
Engineer John Lyons reported
having repaired the defective fire
plug at Main and Fifth streets. All
the fire plugs are now in good condi-
ton, he said. He also stated that
he had altered the defective hose re-
turned to Protection Engine Com
pany by the downtown fire com
pany, and had replaced the same by
hose able to stand plug service.
The report or Former Councilman
Genung on the three new streets re-
Gently added to the borough was
of the new streets now belonging to
the municipality, but formerly owned
by the Torrey estate and named
Grove street on the Torrey map, had
been re-christened Hillside Avenue
by Mrs Andrew Thompson.
Mr.. Penwarden reported that when
the six o'clock gong played out, he
and Mr.. Lyons installed a new whis-
tie. Some fault, he said, has been
found with the new "early-to-rise"
summoner, and the Council instruct
ed Mr.. Lyons to put up the old gong
at his earliest convenience.
Under the head or communications
letter was read from Martin Stap-
Teton asking to be appointed Street
Commissioner. Inasmuch as Mr..
Weidner was reappointed to that
position at the organization meeting,
Mr.. Stapleton's application was pig
eonholed.
There was no unfinished business
on hand, nor any new business for
that matter, either. Street Commits
sioner Weidner reported on the cost
Of rebuilding the County Seat streets.
The matter of printing the Treasur-
er's report in the County papers, af-
ter some discussion, was put into the
hands OF Councilman Penwarden for
adjudication.
Treasurer Penwardens statement
for the ten months ending December
81, 1911, showed that the borough
receipts, including a balance on hand
March ! of $l562.33, amounted to
S14, 4,999.57. The expenditures ag-
gregated S13,92O.31, leaving a bal
ance on hand of $1079.47. The bor-
ough Indebtedness amounts to S12,-
050, $500 of which is represented
by outstanding notes, and the bal
ance $3.50, by four per cent. bonds.
These committees were appointed
by Presidnet Caufield to serve for the
ensuing year:
Streets: G, w. Penwarden, chair
man; S. T. Ham, William Kreitner,
Harry Rettew. This committee has
charge of the streets, parks, light
ing, sewers and fire plugs.
Borough Property and Buildings:
T. j. Canivan.
Police: G.. w. Penwarden.
Script. S. T. Ham, chairman, T. ].
Canivan.
Fire Department: John Erik.
Ladies' improvement Association:
Harry Rettew.
The following bills and claims,
amounting to $631.75 were ordered
paid in the usual manner:
Bills And Claims.
Calvin and Theobald (sewer
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
Graphite From Coal.

The lead pencil you see may have
been made fom coal. Large guam
titles of graphite have been manu-
'actured in the crucibles of nature
by intense heat applied to coal beds
by the intrusion of liquefied igneous
rock. Now graphite is made artific-
ally by heating coal, and from this
graphite, mixed with clay, is made
The lead" used in pencils.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

Attend the play tonight.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
Date OF Wyoming Conference Earlier.

Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washing
lon, d. c., who will preside at the
Wyoming conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, to be held at
Bcranton, in the Elm Park church,
|has announced that it will begin
March 20 instead of April 10, as ori-
Einally intended.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
S3,476.15 SPENT
ON CITY STREETS
Mr.. Weidner Gives Town
Council Final Figures
RAW MATERIAL COST 81 OF
TOTAL AMOUNT-COST S631 40
no RUN BURG IN DECEMBER.

S3,476.15 was the total cost Of re-
building, last Summer, more than a
linear mile OF Honesdale streets,
forty foot wide and five inches thick,
according to a statement presented
by Street Commissioner Lawrence
Weidner at the monthly meeting of
the borough council last Thursday
night.
Mr. Weidner further declared that
1t was the stone that cost" S2500.-
l 3 or five-sevenths of the total ex-
penditure being paid out for raw
material, S613 of the entire cost was
for labor. Texas township collected
S214 for the rent of their steam
roller. George Seaman was paid
S149 for the loan of his street roller.
The 2OO3 tons of crushed stone used
on the streets were bought of George
Seaman at cost of s125 a ton.
S,OS9 linear feet of road was re-
built, 4103 feet of which was on
Main street, 9O2 on Park, 2,SS4 on
Court and 200 on Terrace. Every
crosswalk in the town, but two, was
raised.
Scheduled to meet at 1880 o'clock,
the meeting was not called to order
by President Caufield until eight
minutes after eight, owing to the fact
that the 1880 p. m. Delaware and
Hudson train was half an hour late.
Secretary Erik called the roll and
the following members answered
present; President Martin Caufield,
Treasurer George w. Penwarden,
Secretary John Erik, Messrs. William
Kreitner, Harry Rettew and S. T.
Ham. Minutes OF the last regular
meeting, of a special meeting held
December 20, 1911, and of the or
ganization meeting of January 2,
1912, were read and approved
Treasurer Penwarden read his
monthly report, as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Dec. Z,
1911 ............ 1,936.26
Received from Collector
Schuerholz to apply on
1900 tax ..... 10000
Received from Miss Keene,
part payment for tap
ping West street sewer. 1000
Total
EXPENDITURES.
Paid out ........... 1,277.OO
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10
.RICHESON SENTENCED

Especial to The Citizen.l
BOSTON, Jan. 0s-Rev. Clarence
V. Il. RiChesOn was sentenced to the
electric chair by Judge SandersOn at
12:4O Tuesday. He will be electro
cuted May 10.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

SAVE M0NEYI Read the second
eH'I "oNLi page of to-
days Citizen and find out how.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-01-10

pipe, etc. ............. $19.12
]. NJ. Lyons (for taking down
and putting up whistle. .. 1915
mos. salary for:
John Lyons (chief engineer)
........ ...... ........ $500
j. F.. Barroll (assistanD .. 1880
Chas. Truscott (stoker) .. 6.25
Honesdale Garage (Tepairs) .55
Erik Bros. (terra Gotta pipe) 6.64
j. j. Canivan (police duty) -. $500
Levi Degroat (police service) 5000
M. Stapleton (street work. =. 6.17
l.. Weldner (stTeet work) ... 1857
II. Knorr (street work. .. 7.02
l.. Weidner (team work. ... 3.S9
Bell Telephone Co. ..... $40
Honesdale Consolidated Wa
ter Co. (watering troughs. 1000
Honesdale Consolidated Wa
ter Co. (arrearages to Janu-
airy u .....,...........141.25
Honesdale Electric Light, Heat
and Power Co. az mean
descent lights, 40 arc lights,
etc. ....., .26O.66
iotal '''''. .'''''. % 10
Adjournment was made at 1890 p.
IN.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ssss: se: .. Zhz2zM
CHICKEN THIEVES
Busy Again In the Out-the- Pike Dis
tr'et-Residents to Consider
Plans for Protection.

During The past month residents
In the-out-the pike districts heve been
missing quite number OF chickens
and about the boidest job occurred on
Thursday. last week. when George
'roupp. we'll known resident of Mt.
DE Chantai had nifty chickens stolen
from his cOops The thieves must
have been very bold. a. they used a
wagon TO haul their plumber away
with The tracks OF the wagon could
be plainly seen IN the mud until the
pike was reached
The Mt. De ChantaI residents in
particular are bothered more tina,
others. as great many men Riding
trains on the ". 4 q. walk 10 Mt. De
thsntal 10 catch them climbing the
heavy grade Their. and while waiting
on them make themselves M home TO
anything they can pick up Tn.
residents 81 Woodlawn have also been
troubled q great deal % late by thieves
and house breakers
The highwayman who held m the
Young lady IN woodlawn recently.
was tracked by pficer Louis Tago-
marcino 10 near Thonpson's Station.
whore n IL thought he crossed tho
bridge. md went through the "a. A. -.
tunnel - Wheeling
iefFN HfN NVN OF NNfi. ana n meet
ing Will he held IN tho near future
when Arrangements will Do made TO
have an officer stationed IN out-ths-
pike districts The residents hav..
favored Officer tagomarcino as their
choice. as he IL well acquainted out
tho pike. and was the means 81 drfv-
INK the notorious RanE out - Gregg
willie who had hecn swing the resi-.
dents 80 much trouble
some ~ The residents have advo-
cated having hose house a. the top
~ chicken Neck IHll 20 Echo Point.
and having TIC oflccrs Headquarters
there The dre nEtting equipment out
The Pike ls very poor and n FIRE
should start IN Woodiapu and = high
wind was blowing ~ 10 was tho other
night when the ~ Elizabeth's chanel
was consumed by the flames IN Few
minutes. Woudlawu would be doomed
as The buildings are all frame afruct-
urcs 4 meeting viii pc held in the
near future 10 ascertain the opinion
~ the fesidcnts 81 the out the nike
district IN regard ~ both the ofncer
and Tho hose house question
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continuing FOR ten weeks The courses
viii be under the direction % Miss
Winfred C0wan. n graduate In do.
nestle science 81 Manhattan kanaat
The following schedule ~ courses
has been announced
Lessons Monday. Thursdat and
Saturday afternoons ~ 30. TUESDAY
"wednesday and Friday mornings. ~
90
Twenty four pupils 10 class. ten
lessons 10 course. one lesson each
week
Saturday lessons special and n fee
NJ 20 cents charged Tor each lesson
Course tickets 81 tho lessons lone
each week.. not Including Saturday
lesson. $500
Application Tor admission 10 classes
ran DO made hy calling Mrs George
iaughlin. Heli Phone 22f NIten
helm. between s. aud 10 m. daily
Tickets can bo secured from Mrs
Julian q Hearne. stratford hotel. BelI
Phone 30 Altenhelm
First Week Soups
Second Week Fish and entrees
Third Week Meals
Fourth Week Vegetables.
fifih Neck Salads.
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MUSKINGUM College
PLANS Celebration
seventy-fith Anniversary viii Be ceIe
brated on the Eighteenth
Of March.

NEW CONCORD. o., March 10
The work of the winter term in this
institution will close Thursday, March
21st. The spring term will open
March 9th. Quite a number OF new
students have enrolled already and
special classes will be formed the LIST
OF May To accommodate a large mum.
Der OF teachers whose schools do not
close until the latter part of April.
improvements.
The severe cold weather has inter
fered with the work on the new audi.
forum. but a large force began work
this week and will rush the building
TO completion. II is TO be dedicated
June 18th In connection with the COM
mencement exercises and the ceIebra.
ton OF the seventy-fith anniversary
OF the institution.
Owing TO the fact that New Concord
Ia on the line between Muskingum and
Guernsey counties the State Univer-
sity is favorable 10 the location OF
one OF its Agricultural Extension
Schools at this point in connection
with the college. The college build
ings will be furnished for the school
and il will serve a large constituency
of farmers in both counties.
Founders Day.
The legislature granted Muskingum
College it's charter on March 18th.
1887. On that date founders day will
be observed with Appropriate pro-
gram. II is expected that Dr. w. g.
Waddle. son OF the late DIR. BENJAMIN
Waddle. Musklngum's first president.
will be one OF the speakers. Another
viii be Dr. Alexander Scott. OF the
class OF 81. the oldest living alumnus
orstory and Debate.
The girls preliminary debate was
held recently when nine young ladies
discussed the subject OF Woman's
Rights. Two teams were selected.
Misses Elizabeth Martin. Lois Cald-
we'll and Margaret Wilson will debate
the question with Otterbein: while
Misses Elizabeth Petrich. Rea whet.
stone and Sam Beggs will contest
with Ohio University.
Notes.
The basket ball team won a decis-
i've victory over Cedarville recently
by a score Of bi-2s and Wilmington.
4b-1s
The annual facultyY. ". G. a. has
ket ball game was played Monday
evening before a large crowd. The
faculty won by score Of 2O-1s.
Dickens birthday was observed. the
English department presenting an In
teresting program from his writings.
Or W O. Thompson. Of the class OF
rs. IL spoken Of by the press Of Ohio
as possible i'tcceesor ~ Secretary
Wilson in President Taft's cabinet
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BLACK HAND CASE
Two Accused viii Get Nearing This
Evening Before Mayor a.
Martins Ferry.

Sam Promice and Pasauh Abath. the
two Black hand men Who were arrested
In this city early Saturday morning
for an attack on Joe Ruba. an italian
merchant % Martins Ferry are In the
Jail AZ the over me river city and
will get hearing before Mayor
Wyckoh this evening The men have
not confessed and refuse 10 talk a. all
on the subject
On their persons were found papers
from which ~ IL gathered that the
men have been working az the Brad
lev mine near Smithheld. q The
street car conductor who put the men
on the YORK street car will he wit
ness ~ the hearing. which promises
To be an interesting one
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Fortified with the best argument
they could possibly use the so busi-
ness and professional men OF Wheel
Ing who secured AS members last
week. will start out at $3.50 this morn
ing determined 10 make q great show
ing
The slogan and goal of the cam
paign 10 ~One thousand Members and
q Big Working Fund for the Board OF
Trade" The campaigners can now
assure every person whom they ask
to sign an application that he will
have an equal voice and opportunity
In every action OF the board. From
| the interest taken In the announce
ments Sunday IL is believed that IL
! will not be necessary for the cam
paigners to explain many OF the fea-
| lures OF the new plan which was made
public in an Official announcement by
the board Of directors.
In brief the plan is as follow:
AS soon as the campaign for mem.
| bership is closed the Board OF Trade
will call a meeting OF the entire mem.
bership. This meeting will be the
place In which any member OF the
l board who has ideas regarding what
the board should do for Greater
| Wheeling will be given a full oppor.
tunity to be heard.
II is expected that this meeting
4 will produce many original ideas for
the good OF the city and plans for in.
creasing the scope and influence OF
the board.
A permanent place In which any
member can be heard will also be
provided by the creation OF a ways
and means committee. Every line OF
trade and industry in the city will
have two or more representatives on
this committee. who will also form n
subdivision to represent their partic
ular industry. The ways and means
committee will meet each week. prob
ably al luncheon time. to consider
many matters which the members may
bring up. The entire membership is
also invited to these meetings.
New standing committees OF the
membership to act on regular features
OF the boards work will also be ere
ated at the meeting.
The new plans entirely obyiate
complaint from any source that the
board will be conducted in any way
other than for the benefit of the entire
membership and community at large
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NEW MEMBERS
or the Wesley M. e. Church Will Be
rendered q Reception This
Evening.

In connection with the quarterly
conference meeting which is to be
held at the Wesley NJ. f.. church this
evening with Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot
presiding. the new members who have
been received into the church since
the beginning of the Sunday revival
meetings. will be rendered reception
and rally. The workers OF the church
VIII also be present to take part.
Following the social hour when the
new members will be greeted and wei
coined. the regular services will be
held. Rev. Workman is greatly en-
Unused over the number taken into
the church az about 90 new members
have been added not including the
children's class. which numbers fully
40
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kVpsky Funeral

The funeral Of Louis Kupsky took
place from the residence Of his father
~ 2si2 Jacob street on sunday after.
noon 81 2SO. Rev. a. G. Rasche. pas
tor 81 81 Psul's Evaneeistical church
officiated and the following members
Of tho church choir sang Misses
Helen Meyer. Minnie Willie. Edward
Horstman and Harry Supp.
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FREE FOR ALL
Fisht ~ eenwood Results In Ares, 81
Several onenders

~ The corner Of FIRST and For
streets. BenVoOd. last evening about
O'CLOCK quite lively hEht took
place. which resulted IN tho arrest Of
1eorge Neroniski. John Subotka. Joe
smith. Tony konki and Joe savotkic
ne police received The call. and or
hcer Bogard arrived on tho scene
where he found George Wernoski
bleeding on the arm. With his shirt
Torn 10 threads and no shoes on. and
hia face beaten up Omcer Joe Shep
herd and Special Oncer Altmeycr ar.
rived and picked w tho other four
Who Nere placed In the Jail
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SONG RECITAL
At. ST. PavI's Evangelical Church
Last Evening Heard by
laroe AudIsnra

The third number OF the song re-
citals OF st. Paul's Evangelical church
was given on Sunday evening, the
various numbers being highly enjoyed
by the large audience. The recital
was under the direction OF Prof. III. r.
Supp. An excellent sermon was de-
livered by the pastor. the Rev. A. G.
Rasche. and a silver oering was
taken up.
The following program was rem,
dered.
Prslude-Triumphai March zee. Fsuikes
Invocation.
Soprano solo-Let the Joyous Peace
Reign Everywhere ......... Robyn
Miss Bertha Geymer.
Scripture Reading. Rev. 4. G. Raschs
Anthem-God 50 Loved the World.
81. Psurs choir. ~
Tenor Solo-rhe Prince Immortal.
....s.-.... .-.. .-...... hcCaslin
VIM. Detveiler
nFHh .....s........ Congrcgatto
soprano. Miss Helen Meyer, alto.
Miss Minnie well: tenor, Harry
common. basso. ". ,. Supp.
Sermon ..............R REV. A. g. Rasch.
Anthem Love to Tell Crirwefl
-. palu's choir
Tenor Soio-Thet Sweet story Of old.
Edward Horstmann.
Benediction.
Postlude Elevation. ..... Battmann
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SPECIAL SERVICES At
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHUeCH

Specil services will be- held this
evening ~ 1850 O'Clock ~ the Trinity
Lutheran church. conducted by the
pastor and members ~ the congrega.
ton are ureed 10 be present Tie
minister vii meet the confirmation
class NJ Z o'clock
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Sixth Week Desserts
Seventh Week Bread. Rolls. Pies.
Etc
hghih Week Cakes and Hors.
d'Oeuvre
Ninih Week Left Overa
Tenth Week-Ilow to buy Foods and
Invalid Cooking
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COOKING CURSES
VIII BE Opened ~ the Eighteenth
street Mission Sehooi
To-Day

: course In cooking pilI be opened
- the Eighteenth street mission
school under the direction ~ the Do
nestle Science department ~ the
WOman's club. beginning to-day. and
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It's all right for a man 20 he cool
IN tho hour az danEer-f the GOODNESS
isn't all In his fee
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EBERT HUBBARD
To lecture on The March o. the
Centuries" a. the Elks Club
March fdth

Ebert Hubbard. the famous Roy
crofier. orator and writer. will deliver
his lecture on The March OF the
Centuries" In the auditorium OF the
Elks' club on Thursday evening.
March 18th.
There are many readers Of Mr.. Hub
bard's books In this city. and n r.
likely that he viii talk 20 crowded
house on this. his hrst visit 20 Wheel
inR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-11
Embroidery
Fares Refunded THIS Week!

Car fare refunded Schedule clearly
forth hereoo
Tbs farereundng wen~
mediate suburbs Wheeling 100 or $50
miles distant When you've made purchases
funding Slip and have Of purchase listed
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BOOSTERS RESUME
LABORS TODAY
EXPECT TO REACH the rHou-
SAND MEMBERS ERE LONG.

Many Interesting New Festurss Pro.
wiosd Under the Practical Rsor-
oanixation Of Beard Of Trade.
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TWO PLAYS
Will Be Presented by the Lima
HennIo-Sherrnan School
This Evening.

Tonight the following program will
be presented BY the students OF the
Lima Hennig- Sherman school at the
Columbia club. 1882 Market street:
"a hit OF London"
- Curtain Raiser
CHARACTERS.
Madame Dupont ..... Miss Jennie BeltZ
Airs. Emily Edwards ................
................M Miss Claudia Jerome
Blanche ............. Miss Eulah Trigg
fosette .............Mi Miss 1yucilie Reltx
Hannah Kelley. ..... Miss Anne Beuter
Emery 'Awkins. &. j. Chspman
Scene-Mork room OF Madame Du-
ponts Laundry in London.
Time-Saturday Eve before an Au-
gust bank holiday.
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"Ths Girls Of i77s."
- Colonial Play In four acts)D
fsTIAn Nf~rCnG

besA pAhh hohoAf
'sThs Girls Of ire"
- Colonial Play in four scts)D
CHARACTsRS.
Madame Mayfieids wife OF Col. May
fields OF ye British Army1........
Amanda. ,hsr dsuEhtefD -.
Helen ther dauehterI -.....''.......
............ Mistress Martha Kieives
Barbara steele. Bitter Sweet cher
niece Madame wsrnda Hutchinson
Dolly Derrah tye friend Of BarbaraD
......... .-... Mistress Bertha Miner
Grandmsre Mayfieids. tye mother Of
........... Mistress Jessie DsVinn.y
Honora brave "a stanBch 1,oyaiisD
....-........ Madame Nioia fsoveioy
Anne ., Nan Dresser ,ys friend o. Aman.
Jacqueiins - French CANADIAN Girl
Grsndmere's attendant ...........
.............M Mistress Mary Baldwin
Betsy Ross ....... Miss irene HerzberE
troubles ............ Mildred Praeht
fhioe ............... ........ Mary Fariv
MinerNa ....+........ Alkaline sherman
e-ry ....-----.......- Virginia Early
UNA" .''.'.'T,, H.. ~ nsdoiyn kurner
Madame Mayfelis
A A., IL, y. old cabin July FOURTH.
At fN=Trenton We h.ff 49,,
rhristmss night
coach 81 Dances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,......-.... Mr. klrs wilson s1sf.r
ncornpaniNi ....... Miss F1ras baldwin
Asn'el kindiy loaned hy W ~ Chaprnsn
Sons
Furniturf supplied hv th~ - U.rrv
'herter Daughters o. the RsvoIufior
inc commencement % the Lima
Hennig sherman School OF Expressior
VIII take place ~ the close Of the
spring term. May Gath. 81 the Cour,
theater
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70, Can't
Eat a Thing!"
You'll ksvsr esy 20 Again Amer vsu
Reed This and Act on 70. stuarts
oyspspsia Tablets Are the
Opeu Saerst

Trlsi Paekass Sent Free to Prove n.
Thousands Of people yho hadn't
really enjoyed . meal for years have
given their stomach q new lease Of
life through the little wonder-workers.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.. They
promptly put an end to natuIency,
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Bolster Cases
Casing

15c Casing for. .12c yd.
i2Izc Casing for. .1Oc yd.