The Hazleton Sentinel from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • 5

7 HAZLETON SENTINEL THURSDAY, JULY 5, 19 0 6. sJ Americans of Coleraine for Sunday. ELEVEN MEN KILLED. Base Pal PERSONALS Hazle Township Teachers CZAR'S ARMY FALSE Run Car. Down by Runaway Mine Misses Esther and Barbara Evans Answer through the Sentinel or phone F.

Bruno, Kelayres. The Beaver Brook team wants a game with the Freeland Comets for Sunday. Continued from First Page, of Honey Brootf spent yesterday as the guests of Mia Bessie Williams of Pa July 4 A runaway mine car. flying like the wind down a mine branch track that rims from Pu- 40 00 Existence of Organized Military Revolutionary League Is Alter street. Hazleton and Glendon will contest.

Continued from First Page, also was poor, and errors toward the Hazleton As morning game, Tony O'Donnell distinguished himself by several good pickups and catches. The score wai i to 0 In favor of Hazletou. The score: First Game Glendon i ritan t0 ftlKhtful Miss Elsie Callow ay of South Law for supremacy on Saturday rel street is spending a vacation In Alice Crooks Hit wood Harry Beach Anna Kinney Annie Helferty Mary Carpenter i Three In The Drag Net Three oJTcnders. who celebrated the Fourth In a hilarious manner, and i who were gathered In by- the police, I were given gearings before Mayor Knles this morning. The first gave I his name as Hen Otterbach, and he pleaded guilty to being, drunk and a nuisance.

He paid a fine, Charles McBrlde was also charged with being drunk and a nuisance. He was given four days, but a friend "will likely pay his'fine of $4. J. McGeady was the third vie-, tim. He could not remember what happened night.

His employer nurvesi or eleven men mued ana sev-' eral Injured. Tlie car had been left Ktandlnir near Puritan when the mines has not this season, and a hot prospect. $G0 00 45 00 40 00 40 00 Siabjnnoy City and Ashland. Discovered. REPORTS ON BIALYST0K RIOTS Vr.

and Mrs. J. I. Rape of Kern Hazleton will play a twilight game ci08ed, and some person Gten spent the Fourth in thia city R. H.

O. A.E. I at Nesquehoning on Wednesday even-, loosened the brakes and permitted the Humboldt Mary Boyle $13 00 Jeddo Mrs. Mary Walsh and Miss Her-ttrude Murray of Philadelphia are 0 Ing of next week. cur to speed down the sharp Incline.

0 The Hazleton Crescents defeated The disaster happened on what Is 1 the Bunton Bock Crescents on the knwQ as Martin's brunch, a stretch of Ministerial and Parliamentary 0 1 1 3 0 '0 0 10 Freeland. O'Donnell, cf Dever, a Brehm, If Kringe, Ferry, lb visiting at the Snyder home on South Poplar Swamp grounds yesterday by a score 0 of 16 to fi. The feature of the game track four miles long that acts as a feeder for several mines Jhnt are located between Portage and Puritan. "5 00 40 00 40 00 45 00 Mr. and Mrs.

David Holman of gatiom Agree In Placing Blame For i Jewish Maisacres on Police Officials. I Government's Plan For Dividing Land i Among Peasants Published. paid his fine of $3.50. West Diamond avenue have arrived McGeehan 3b Andrew Branigan Cassle Malloy Agnes Roberts Mary Johnson Drifton Hattie Cunningham Louisa Davis was the pitching of Bucholtz and the hitting of Leltner, McHale and Liverpool, England. Misj licrtha Smith and MIes Irene Waltera of Wilkes-Barre spent the McHugh, 2b McDoyitt, rf Boskosky, Totais Hazleton.

00 45 00 40 00 50 00 Fourth- as the guests 3f Mis Elira The car was stopped one mile west of Portage, but In the short space of three miles eleven men were Instantly killed. The car crashed Into number of cars, standing ou the track and was wrecked. An Investigation disclosed blood and particles of clothing on the wheels, nnd, several men wore sent I i St. Petersburg. July 4.

All doubt of the existence of mi organized military revolutionary league which is Inspiring mutinies and uprisings in the army has been' set at rest by the discovery of the seal and documents of the league iliirlnif the kc.hvIi of soldiers attached 1 Knell in Conyngham. H's. 3. F. Thompson of Phlladel Died In Norristown Thomas O'Donnell of Norristown, formerly of Wilkes-Barre, is dead, th result of being injured In a railroad accident on Monday.

He was 4S years of age, and was a relative of, Dennis O'Donnell of his city. His wife, nine children, his mother, Mrs. Peter and the follow 2 4 24 10 I U. H. O.

A. Again Housed George, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder of South Poplar street, Is again housed with rheumatism. The little tot just recovered from a siege several weeks ago.

phri has returned from a visit to 2 1 1 Brown, 3b fr'enda in this city. 1 1 Woods, 2 Brady, cf Miss Clara Moister, employed as 'a f-aleslady in the Fair Store, left this morning to visit her aunt Mrs. L. L. Will, lb 1 back over the track to see what had i t() sfllfr headquarters at Vllna and do- started the car on its wild trip.

They tnlM t0 various regiment of the Third bail gone but a short distance when 1 i they were 'transfixed by seeing the Wllr Minister Itudiger has ordered mangled remains of mnn lying beside gfrk.t vcstlRution to be made of all the track. Ooing farther, another body detachments of troons in order to deter- WHERE LIGHTNING STRIKES. 0 2 12 1 5 1 5 0 Bevan of Alleutown. Ms. E.

M. Oppenhelnier of New 1 0 0 0 whs found. Yylt is visiting her brother. Leo fifjsenbaum. Brehm, rf Kelly, if O'Donnell, Burns, Shlgo, Totals Freeland Hazleton Mary Bonner Celia Gallagher Alter street-John Riley Nellie Chrystie Mary Hcrron.

Mary E. Boyle Anna Conaghan Grace Brlslln Kate Lannou 3eybert Street Joseph CollinB William Wolfe Anna Mcllugh Margaret Ryan Hazleton No. 3 Bernard Costello Sarah Ryan Loretla McHugh Mary Dinsmore Bridgetta Gallagher Anna Burke Julia Gallagher Jesse Evans Miss Sipple spent yesterday ing brothers and sisters survive: Rev. John, of Carbondale; Thomas, Corneliiii). Frank, Timothy, Edward, Peter and Miss Mary.

The remain will be Interred ut Xorrstown Friday morning. Deceased was a cousin to Dennis O'Donnell and Mrs. Frank McHugh of this city. i 1 Bishop Hoban Coming Rt. Rev.

Bishop Hoban of Scrantou will visit St. Joseph's parish, this city, on Friday, with a view of adjusting the differences existing between $35 00 50 00 50 00 45 00 50 00 40 00 50 00 $70 00 C5 00 45 00 40 no $S0 00 50 00 43 00 40 00 50 00 50 00 40 00 45 00 -with friends In East Maueh Chunk. Garrett of Philadelphia, a for At Junction and on Sharp Curves of Trolley Lines. H. H.

Adams, a Baltimore street railway man, has a clever method of finding out where linghtnlng is likely to strike one of his cars. According to the Street Railway Journal he keeps in his office a large scale map of the system, and whenever a car crew reports that a car has been damaged by lightning, he mine the extent of the revolutionary propaganda nnd the best methods of counteracting it. Martial law was proclaimed at Odessa on account of the ferment the troops there. An Incipient riot is reported to have occurred among the cuirassiers of the guard at Tsarskue Sel because they Several hundred feet up the decline two bodies horribly mangled were lying on the track. On and still on the searchers walked, nnd by the times they had arrived at Puritan eleven bodies had been counted.

Officials of the Puritan mine declare mer business man of this city, spent 8 8 27 7 1 ....00010010 02 30001040 Second Game R. H. O. A. E.

a short time in town today. Emilie Price of Pottsville is 0 0 0 3 0 uieir Dt-ncr uiai nip car was started llad bwu ll()t the news-by strikers, the mines having been I of H. lmiuiiI who Freeland. Gallagher, 2b Dever, 3b Breslin, If started on a nonunion oasis several ti. 0 0 0 1 Hie guest of Miss Anna E.

Chase on Wert Broad street. Miss Anna E. Chase ha3 returned Troin a vi.iit with friends at Port Curbon. weeks ago. Kringe, 0 PASSENGERS' CLOSE SHAVE.

Stockton No. 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 BRIEFS Ferry, lb McHugh, ss O'Donnell, cf McGeehan, rf Sorosky, Bernard 00 ed that the severity of the measures lullkala lue S'. taken to prevent the spread of the rev-! Rev. Yonkala is to leave shortly for olutionary propaganda among the i Europe, where he will spend his va-troops Is arousing such Intense resent- cation. Rev.

Sabatha, a recently or-ment among the men that the lives of dained priest, has been appointed to the officers themselves are endangered. Klf.c(.e( him. Interior Minister Stulypin has sent circular seeretly to the governors of the Negr Be Row provinces and prefects of the cities warning them that they will be held Last niSht of the non-untou responsible should anti-Jewish out- moulders employed at the Jeanesvillo Stockton Thomas Ward Carrie Koebler 00 40 00 sticks a pin in the map at the point where the car was at the time. It is astonishing how quickly a record of this kind will show up the locations that seem to be especially susceptible to lightning discharges. In the course of the season a few points will have a miniature forest of pins grouped around them, while long stretches of track will show no pins at all.

When a particular location begins to accumulate a collection of these telltale pins, a lightning arrester can be Installed at this point and the trouble at once eliminated or at least materially reduced. From graphic records kept In this way over a period of years it has been determined that the most vulnerable points are at Junctions of lines and at sharp bends and curves. Laurel Hill- 0 3 24 R. H. O.

2 2 0 4 A. E. 2 0 Totals Hazleton. Brown, 3b Woods, 2 i iron worKs were met oy xne picaeis John D. Evans 00 As will be observed no successor breaks occur.

Reports on Bialystok Massacre, The Slavish T. A. B. societies of this citv. McAdoo and Bunker Hill will hidd a meeting in this city on 'Siinfay for the purpose of forming a ilinion.

W. E. Davies has resigned as road foreman on the D. S. S.

Railroad, and will le similarly employed under Civil Engineer Porter on the construction of the extension of the W. B. H. from Ashley to to Prof. Garrett has been appointed, there being no applicants for the po 2 1 0 11 0 7 Brady, cf Will, lb Walser, Brehm, rf sition.

The report of the Finance Commit-ee, James Conahan, John Burns and on tne jeanesviue roaa near xne works, and had it not beenforthe interference of some men who were near by, a serious tow would have taken place. One of the moulders made his and the other, whose name is Fleming, pulled a pistol with the intent of shooting, but was arrested ir carrying concealed The administrative nnd the parliamentary views of the Bialystok excesses were published, the first In the report of Baron Frisch, president of the council of the empire, and later the report of the parliamentary commission. Though they differ in many respects, they unite iu holding certain 1 1 Kelly, If James Helferty, fixing the salaries of 1 3 2 0 O'Donnell, i N'euer, lip teachers, was unanimously adopt ed. Train Completely Demolished, but Inmate Escape Injury. Ballston, X.

July 4. The Saratoga Limited, the finest and fastest passenger train on the I. nnd II. between Saratoga and New York, was wrecked in this village, nnd. nlllumh the train was completely demolished, not a passenger was killed or injured.

The train left Saratoga with twenty passengers and a crew of seven. At the north end of this village the Schenectady electric railway connects with the steam railway. The switch tender made a mistake nnd opened the switch, thinking It was the local train to be sidetracked. Instead it was the limited, goiug fifty miles an hour. When it reached the switch there was a crash and the entire train leaped from the track.

The engine parted from the train nnd la nded in a ditch on its side. Engineer Ed Crane and Fireman William Flanuery stuck to their pols and were not Injured. The, four palace cars followed the track for a few feet and then overturned and went Into the ditch. The fact that the engine parted from the train and went to one side, preventing telescoping, probably saved a score of lives. Many passengers were imprisoned in the shattered cars, nnd It was some time before all were taken out.

nflii'hila nr lit least ihe Inferior rmliee Health Officer Collins was author ise 1 to proceed against a number of boys who committed depredations at officials! guilty of Inciting and partUt- weapons ami ried to the lock-up. pating In tlie excesses. There Is a He will get a ht ing before Squlra slight discrepancy iu the statements of McKelvey of Hazle township thia casualties. According to the report of evening. Baron Frisch, eighty -two were killed, he No.

3 school house. On motion of Secretary Gittlns the cleaning of the schools was left In Totals 9 11 27 8 0 Freeland 00000000 00 Hazleton ...10201122 9 CONYNGHAM BREAKS EVEN The the morning game tt Conyngham yesterday, and to matters up Conyngham took the afternoon contest. Both 'pitchers worked hard in the morning, each 'laving twelve strikeouts to their credit. The score: he hands of the Building Committee Engagement Announced The engagement of Mr. Lee A.

Monroe and Miss G. Edna Engle was made public last evening. Both are very prominent and popular young people and they are receiving the congratulations and well wishes of their many friends. Mr. Monroe is employed as clerk at 1he post office, and is a son of Mr Robert Monroe of North Church etreet.

Miss Engle is the daughter of Mr. George Engle, the well-known flour All my furniture, stoves and bed-! ding is offered for -Kale. Mrs. Thos. McAndrews.

w-s hi) cr to have the work done. The teachers who failed of re-ap- i Adferliseinents Kew Today I lolf UKNT one furnlnhed five root) poi unient are Charles Kennedy, Lulu Peugelly, Liazie Tllson, Jenipher Mary Fulmer, Elizabeth Aiiey, Michael McMonigle, Jean Taylor May A. Boyle, Jean Neilson ami Dever. roitneni Lilly I.nkeand two fiirnlnliM Apply ulx room al NiiHiiola Lake, to V. 11.

Kri, NimiiKolii, Economy in British Army. A certain regiment, quartered at i considerable distance from tho point from which, its stores are sent to it, is obliged, according to its equipment list, to have forty-eight fusees, presumably for the ignition of fuses connected with explosives, (t was found upon an occasion not long ago that the regiment was short of these fusees and this was duly reported to the proper authority. Accordingly two boxes of fusees were despatched, and as they are looked upon as explosives they had, according to regulation, to be packed In a large copper receptacle of considerable weight and forwarded specially to the headquarters of the regiment, where they were duly unpacked, taken In charge, entered on the list as having been received, and the empty canister or box returned to the stores headquarters. The size and weight sf the canister are such that It Is estimated the cost of its Journey to and fro may be anywhere between flvd and ten shillings; the two boxes of fusees, on the other hand, might have been purchased locally at a penny each. Saturday Review.

merchant. No date for the Officer Collins was authors of whom seventy-five were Jews, and seventy-eight wounded, of whom sixty were Jews, while the property loss is placed at IliHi.iKHi, whereas the parliamentary commission reports eighty-two Jews and six Christians killed and approximately the same number wounded. Agrarian disorders continue In the central and southern provinces. A desperate encounter took place between the police and a crowd at a public garden in Tula, and iniiny women and children were among the victim. At Mutviefka there was a regular engagement between Cossacks anil peasants, iu which several persons were killed or wouudiMl.

Government't Land Division Plan. The government agrarian bill has finally been approved In Official Messenger, accompanied by a sort of proclamation to the peasants gloiifyinu been set, but it will probably take place during September. PLAGUE IN MANILA, Conyngham. White, Potts, 2b I. Dmmheller, 3b Maue, lb Robbins, ss Heckrote, cf Koehler, rf Shaffer, If H.

Drumheller, ed to proceed against a number of who broke into the No. 3 school ho ise and stole a number of books ami other materials. The names of ten boys are in the hands of tin- authorities and they will be prosecuted. MKX nl IkivH tvanie'l learn pliimblnu, hrli-klavlng. M-Ir1 ofltr llfrnrholnr-htp nit ilollarn.

easv payment; I'oMilon miaraniewl: Irt-e caialomi. Coyne Hrof. Trmle "HcIiikiK New York, Cbkatjo, m. V7aNTKI the fervUn or an enerfretl" iiihii to reint. In thl territory, a financial i-om-ern where a tt-w houm irvl-e Inllv will nrt a Imnnie.

Mnt have ofi-aplial toHtart. Anojppor-lunliv MlTTTTTI wiirrni. H-rreuce elvfii and required. Kor lull tutor in Hilon armresii Wliherhpoon J'a. TmT vi OK JOHN AMI' SCH AK, LATK Tj of llii.le TowiimIiIp (lectHhed.

leMiuiientiirv upon the above Repairs To President's Office Workmen have commeuced making repairs to the office of President Dettrey of the United Mine Workers in the Seager building. I PRESIDENT AGAIN BUSY. R. H. O.

A. E. 0 0 13 5 1 0 13 11 113 11 .0 0 6 1 2 0 1113 0 1 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 114 0 1 5 27 13 9 R. H.

O. A. E. .1110 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 1 2 10 2 1 0 2 11 0 2 0 10 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 I 0 0 0 ,1 0 0 0 0 6 27 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 tlio etiineror's Coimtaiit sulicitlltH for 1 eKiaie havlne h-u trranted to the uu- ihn i.iMw.nta fiieillv iiil. milted tlif all rwmHiKU biecl to all extsie llie peasants, as im.uiy niinii ine lllBke and Uiomi Broke Thumb in Game James McFadden of Honey Brook had the thumb on his right hand broken by being struck with a base ball while In a game" yesterday.

i lnlnis or dfciiinmlit lo prwxrnt the government soiinion iih- iooovi imviu u-lt lilHO V. IO Totals Ideals. Selwell, 3b lallagher, cf a Broadt, lb floyle, Evans, rf Delhi, ss Pfaff 7b Grlesing, If Wilson, Totals Ideals Cholera Breaks Out Among Natives. Four Americans Stricken, Manila, July 4. Cholera of a virulent type has broken out among the natives of Manila and surrounding provinces.

Four Americans iu Manila have been stricken to date, and one American has died. His name is Charles Sheeban. Twenty-one cases and sixteen deaths were reported. The provinces report twenty-six cases and twenty-five deaths. The disease Is of the most deadly type.

The suburbs near Fort McKinley I. VtrtnM TljCrC hri been one death from cholera among the soldiers, that of a cook. Christian O. Dwlght of Company Sixteenth infantry. The health bureau Is taking every precaution to prevent the spread of the disease.

A circular has been distributed among citizens warning tbeiu of the dinger and requiring that precautions be taken. While the situation Is serious, the health officials do not look for au fpl- ing propositions: First. To distribute upon "favorable terms'' all arable laud in litiKKia to the peasants who have not sufficient hind. Second. -To purchase for the account of the state the land which private owners are willing to sell.

Third. To sell such lands to the peasants on rea-uMiahle terms, even If BETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. If It did there would be few children that would do It. There Is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.

tyi. Summers, Box 420, Notre Dame, Takes Years for a Snail to Die. Snails are slow even when it comes to dying. One well known naturalist who had mounted a shell upon a card was surprised to find, four years later, that the warm water employed in soaking the shell off the mount had revived the inmate, which he had long since supposed to be dried and dead. Several specimens in another collection were revised in a similar manner after they had lain in a drawer for some fifteen years.

These had not been glued to a card. Mil AKL LAPCHAK. MKKV J.A.l'K AUXKK SMITH. Attorney. NEVADA MINING AND MARKET REVIEW The latest news' from the greatest gold camps known.

A postal will bring it free for three months with a copy of (Joldtield'i Colden Horseshoe. Invaluable to all Interested in Nevada mines. D. Goldfield, Nev. In .1 t11 rrt A Kak hnmn (rnarmoiil in -f 111 Ctuu uti uuiuu vn.ai.mvuv 1 this involves the assumption by the state of the difference in the cost aud I any mother.

She asks no money. Write ber today If your children but had been left lying looose, and flinnoh frpnnpntlv hnnrllpri hud i IMNTKI.T MANAHKK -T ililt'liiN AMI I Mil. fikes Up Work at Oyster Bay Independence Day Celebration. Oyter Bay. N.

July 4 President Itonsevelt again took up the work of administering Rnvernment affair from Sagamore Hill after preparing his address to his neiehbnrs in celebration of the Fourth. Secretary Loeb raid before him a large assortment of correspondence. It disposition took several hours, and when the secretary returned to the executive offices at Oyster Bay the clutter of many typewriters soon told the story of the president's rapid disposition of matters of stflbe. Oyster Bay Is experiencing Independence day thrills, especially at Locust grove. In the outskirts of the vll-lane.

Dei-orations have all been put in place, and the town has a holiday appearance. Kxeurslonlsts ore arriving from the Connecticut towns across the sound, and the New Tork trains are bringing their iiiot. Tlie town council appropriated $250 to supply additional peace protection, and many deputies have ben sworn In. KeplyiitK to an Invitation to be present extended by the local arrangements committee. I'ontniaster General Cortel-you wired bit regrets as follows: "Ureatly recret inability to Join Id celebration tomorrow.

We will be wltb yon in spirit. I give three cbers and a tiger for your distinguished speaker the. child. The chances are it can't help it II L-OII k'b MIOfl.lNH.Oil rK" shown no signs of life. They were Conyngham 00000000 11 The afternoon game was a more exalting contest, and up to the eighth inning looked like another for the 'deals'.

'With two men out and the bases full Schatfer put a single into be grass fa Tight field, and before he ball was recovered four runs wert scored. Broadt "went to pieces In the ninth, and two on bases and no outs Diehl took his place. 1 A sacrifice hit ind a bad throw allowed the wln-ilne runs to score. The score: -I'IIVNTK' to.MI'ANV ISSl'iNU THK is'l t.I IlKIt AL MONTH I LY MtKMIl HM KNKS A.VH Al TIKNT POLICY ON IK MAItKKT. KXI KKIK.M No i.

Ml KLOOlt CON. tnrown into tepid water with the idea of cleaning out the shells, but to the surprise of the owner the snails were natives to report cases of sicknes. The Filipinos fear the health officials IV I 4KII.ITY. AIlKK-i aud are concealing cases from them, i ill 1 found creeping about the basin when if I To this cause is assigned the spread of I IM'i TKI A I'KIT. A KItH'AN CAS-I A LTY OM PA Y.

KK A III No, PAj be returned to complete the task. the disease. the selling price. Fourth. To establish the principle that new as well as old easaiits' lands uiv not salable to persons not Ix'long-lng to tliP peasant class, besides exempting the laud from seizure for debt.

Fifth. To assist immigrant to reach SilMria and central Asia ami to help them in installing themselves there not only by allotments of html, but by tli building of government roads. Sixth. To make arrangements for the sale of the lands the immigrants leave liehind them for the benefit of these immigrants, the rigorous improvement of agriculture, correcting the inequalities in plots of land. nnd th right of the distribution of the lands severally where desired.

The statement accompanying the publication of the goveriitlienl'M agrarian Best Way to Drink Milk. SOLDIERS' PET DEAD. if OF WILKES-BARRE, CANDIDATE FOR We live by digesting and assimilating food, not merely by eating It. Milk as a food builds up nd forms body tissues and fluids and repairs LITTLE MISS SKEPTICAL wast'i. When taken slightly In ex- i cess the unused portion, mostly but- Governor Banks' Daughter Was Idol ized In New Orleans In the 8lxties.

Melrose, July 4. Mrs. Mary Binney Sterling, wife of Rev. Tsui Sterling, rector of Trinity church and known during the civil war as the Idol Conyngham. R.

H. O. A. E. White, S3 2 1 2 1 0 Potts, 2b 2 110 0 I.

Drumheller, 1 2 13 1 Maue, lb 0 0 1 0 Robblfs, 1 1 13 2 3 Heckrote, cf 2 0 0 0 0 (titter, rf 1 1 10 0 Schaffer, If 1 1 0 0 0 l. Drumheller, 3b 0 1 1 1 4 Prothonotary Subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. ter fat, is stored in the system for future use. As is well known, fluid milk and vlchy is wholesome drink for many who can not assimilate of the I'nlou Ir.Hiiis at New Orleans. Is dead.

She bad been an Invalid for i niwisure gives figures to prove that the nants' dream that a universal disti i milk alone. A pinch or two of salt 1 lis a glass of milk will produce a When the civil war broke out Mrs.) iv Similar result It aids in the easier P. fallacious. Totals 10 8 27 g.uigesuuu ui lUc 7" who was governor of Massachusetts BASEBALL HAZLE PARK It H. O.

A. E. rrmi i. and who was speak All 1 II IES Ideals. Selwell.

3b -tf Him ANn lse Ior ui a I 0 1 n.llV alnvlf COMPU.KION PHEV) NTS Evans, rf 2 Terrorist Slay Viniw Police. Warsaw. Russian Poland. July 4 The terrorists' determination to exterminate the potior firce Mi nv no signs of wavering. Two mor oli-e sergeants were adill to the already long death roll.

Roth men were hot and killed in the ctn-ets. and in each rase OArTRUFT 17.7 1 1 instead of drinking it hurriedly. The 1 0 larger the quantity of milk taken at 3 10 2 1 tone draught the greater the difficulty AND er of the house of representatives in the Thirty fourth ngre. volunteered for aervice iu the army. While in command of the troops at New Orleans Hanks had his little t'-n-y ear-old daughter at his headquarters.

Most of her time was spent among the FACIAL 0 4 0 i of Its digestion. It may not be gen- Saturday July 7th; wasn't (juite convinced of the popularity of white shoes. She tried to count the number of I airs iu actual service and before she had finished, she came to cur store nd we fitted her. She was convinced. These are days when white canvas shoes are postively We've got them for men women and children in a variety of styles and at a wide range prices.

This is also headquarters Tan footwear. C. Broadt, lb Boyle, S. Broadt, Diehl, ss Co Griesing, cf Harkins, If 0 e-ally understood that hot milk ta-0 I ken Into the system is almost lmrae- II absorbed. It Is stimulating without reaction.

LesMe's Weekly. 6 THOSE WITH HAZLETON tnxips. with whom she liocame pop- burned the of the murder ular that she wa known as the Idol, i tired a vollev. killing .1 Er- of the camp." i I ry poliintian lias now leii with- Hn. Guff.y Doing W.IV Pittsburg.

July 4 -At the home of maml the of ibe an.bor.t.e,. 'BRIGHT. C1EAH Incii IDLAUUW "1 RF.AI T1FI 9 1225 9 3 when winning run was Use of Gentian Hoot. Gentian root, often used as a toulc Is considered ia many malarial coun 13 COMPLEXIO' vn THFY wii Kaiser on a Cruise. Totals One out scored.

Ideals Conyngham 8.TLLL Y6U TO LiE Orfonel J. M. it was announced that the eoudltiou of Mr. Otiffey aud her datiuhter. who were InjurM while out driving, was very tif.

tory and KM. Heriuaiiy. July -I. Emperor tries a remedy against lntermitter.t fever. Especially this the case ii 1ft Corsica In that s-c'Jon of the lalan.1 13300 It 02 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 3- William U-ft Kiel ni a enrse uortb-ward.

He will arrive at TrotidUJeui Norway, July 8. John Drumheller had fourteen near the town of Aleria, which is in- that ihylriiim have lei-lnrt the fppfiiie Csme Called at 3.15 P.M. risl" pasM-d iu Airs. tJuffcy't condition mid tier recovery practM-nlly assured. ttrikeoau in the af'ernoon game, tested with malaria.

The inhabitants Broadt was a close seconi ith ten. recently protested violently agsln-t 1 1 The i worn statement of the nana-1 SU-KIeen tooth brush? Dr. Herti racturers protects yon from oplatea in the Introduction "of -quinine on the The Bunker Hill Reds lost to the Prt ai de- Honev Brook team yesrerday by a cUrlng that Ibey would not the remedy rhlch. had bee nse.1 Ei1 THE HUB SHOE Kennedy's Laxative Hooey an r. RelnzoM.

tie ladles tailor. Jus the cousa syrup that drives M. Simpson James, ADMISSION ISc 7. M.C. A.

208 W. GRAND STAND IPC I Ladies Fret to Grand Stand, i Bcthplionei. score oi i. to s. among their for cen'uriet, the n-The Reds would like to arrange a r-J.

ther powdered or simply game with tie L. or the Al "mtic4 removed to 27 East Broad street, over out of jour system. Sold by 11 drug-: 11 East Broad Street Crk Scott grocery. 12 tt I gists. Hoisery, P..