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mssasm PLATTSBURGH DAILY REPUBLICAN- NDAV, ALUM :i \<T. THREF D.&H.TIMETABLE SiBiwer Hcliedulo in Moot Juno 25. 1016, •Dally. • '&'t.\M SOUTH novm Arrive from Leave for Montreal Albany 8:07 A. M. from Rouse* Pt, 8:12 A. M 9:68 A, M. . J1:08A, M. . 12:10 P, M, . •4; 48 P. M. 9:45 P, M. 10:48 P. M, IfORTH BOUND. . 10:08 A. M , 11:15 A. M. 12:15 P, M •4:55 P. M. .. 9:59 P, M 10:51 P. M. Arrive from Albany 4:50 A. M. , *6:50 A. M. •12;4Q P. M. Leave for Montreal . »5;00 A. M •6:55 A. M. •12:50 P. M 6(05 P, M 6:10 P, M. 6:55 P ( M. .,• 7:20 P, M 7:10 P, M 7:20 P. M 10:09 P. M. to Rouses Point 10:15 P. M. OHATKAUGAY MYISION. Arrive from Leave for Lake Placid Lake Placid 10:90 A, M 12:23 P. M 4:35 P, M 7:00 A. M, 9:50 P, M 0:40 P. M. AU8AIILE BtVISIOIT. Arrive from 1 Leave for Auaable Fork* Ausable Forks 1:86 A. M. . *, ,. 6:40 A, M 4;2fi P, M, . 1:46 P. M MOOKKS IHTISrON. Arrive from Leave for Mooera Jet Mooeri Jet. 11:86 A. M. 8:45 A. M SATURDAY AT MOTOR EXPLODES BUS AND AUTO HEAT HITS Iff f THE CHAUTAUQUA BLAZE_0NB0AT IN COLLISION ROOKIES HARD i Excellent Concert and Inter- Firemen Have to Couple up. Both Go to Garage as the Saturday'* Mnno.uvm Ri> esting Lecture by Dr, Conwell. Line of Hose to Extin- guish Fire. Result of Smash-up, The Interest In The KiMir.n-il bus • —- House KaniKf unci •' he t'hatauqtm is The Kinlllo, a thirty fool motor hn.r In anmhu lotal gu growing day by day and the program owned l,.v Kdward Parker of ihu ciiv. Hi.ianlu-d >^ a reBUti • is varied enough to suit every ionic. miH | )Pllly damaged ))y n „,,., w1lll .„ collision ..a tin- Uik. Saturday's sessions were among the was caused by an explosion of ihe mo- itu- training ••am)., .it bostyot enjoyed and today's programs t0P lm 0Vt .„| nK ahou( 1() ()V|oelc Mr lUn mnn \ nK . ,)roml80 to be of more than usual in- Pll ,-•„,, „ ad 1)t , m m[ m th( , hl|( p ypij . T|u , t ., lumUan 0(U - .. ! lerday at'ternooit and being •onI of gait- was going soiiUiwuid ollno he came to thin city erfrjy in ol the mad when tin the evening to get a new supply to the turn of the l'Olul i. .'.crest. Saturday morning tho Junior Cha- '.auqua was held at 9 o'clock, with a bettor attendance than at any prev- Hi Hi. - p. .i ii in.nil.i n i.Ii ,-. Inn', In.II ' I ill llHllllliilt.l U - K.ii .• In,ill in il • • I' ,\ ••• If'll I i :i UIIHI. iim ' mi il..- IiTi slit. '\I: m i t il i\i' ir . 'I i' i amp pim suit in Many Prostrations at Camp. OLONIA THKATRF. K < MiUhcwH, M lnm<* nt '.H.imrtimr.\Fin\.\.inil \Mrtro\ Photoplw Prodactioiw MM HMHlN s • I.. . I\. »l. 1 \\ MM.s I.. It V. M, VhMHMUN Vln.i\4 III.- SHiHn |n lii'l > I I'liU pi. lous time, Tho children arc becoming start out again, oHlee. The two CHI- i nur merlin i if., I.I ni> ii i il,, .II III, I . ..••• >• .1 I llllllllll I . 1,11 i|,l\ In .11 iv .1 .1 'I. .1 sreatly intcrostod In practice for the I Atl01 ' >' m ' clmsl \S the gasoline ho ro-j with a crash as bmi, vwn, e.,,mg at „, ,...,, ,.,.,„„ ,„,,, pageant, which it Is proposed to pre-' luni0(1 lo ilw H0Ul h (Ioc ' Ic whm '° hlH i ,l K0 ° l1 ''\ Ui o f B,,(10tl Tl \' httl[U ' v '\'' >\< • ; \ «!.. .. n..' . oont at tho last sosslon of Chilian-' l)oal: ,H llopl luu l » >tc? ' l>»rctl to start bhV was the moro baOU lUnmr.-.l Hum „,,, i.m.n. ..... qua wcok, ' ' -i boat. Something was wrong with thoj the bus, It having to Im pyn ed mi a tt ,„i., u„ i , „, nt l Professor Koch delivered another of onBlnf l ftn<1 ^ exploded and was soon' truck and brought to ;i y,.n.u;v in ihi-i ,,,1... u ,i «.i Us Interesting Shakespearian locturcs; 11 mm ot llai » 0B ' I'urkor, together jolly. it 10 o'clock. This courso of locturcs with a companion vainly tried to ex- s an ospocial feature of tho wook and I tlneulBh lhe n, '°- A tolephono cat The Bedford b\IS innin. .1 in icli.ui to this city under il. n«ii pdHci, ui wy suitablo at this time when \all i Was sonl lnto lho ,lvo 8lallon ffom j though the upokos ot on, ,,r Uu- ifc-ai ho world is commomorating tho| Wlllftl ' (1 ' B 1)0tt( ' landin B ttml an alarm , wheels were ndal'ly all imikin, tin ilhakegpoaro tercentenary, ,. 'Dlio Afternoon 1'rogniin The afternoon program was a con- nort by throo ominent artists, Miss from box 38 was also rung In At 10,1.0 tho tiro truck^i'ollod out ot tho fire station and was soon at Platts- burgli lumber yards whore ho the hose lOlsleBaker, contralto soloist, Mr. Wil-1 was couple(l to a bydrant and a iam Dvirleux, 'oeUist and Frahk Hau-1 Ul0UHand f0 ^ of . noso was playod out fHK CHAMPEAm TRANS- PORTATIOIT CO Time Table. In Effect Monday, Ma; 2Vth, U1C • Bteamera leave Plattaburgh aa fol- low*:' 6:46 A. M. Dally except Sundayi— for Bluff Point, Port Kent, Burl- Ington, Baaex** Weatport, Porl Henry and Montcalm Landing connecting with trains for Lake George and points aouth vli Whitehall. » 7:15 A- M. Sundays only—Cliff Haven, Bluff Point, Fort Kent Burlington, Essex, Westport, Port Henry, Montcaln\. Landing, 8:00 P. M. Daily except Sundayi ; for all points aa far as West- >- port. ,,,£ t . Arrival of Steaaen. , .-, 4<j.;50 Aj;jkf.,,Dally except Sundays- , , from ' Burlington, port K««i and Valcour, and other points. 6:40 P. M, Sundays only from Mont- calm Landing. 7:00 P; in. . Daily except Sundays- Frpm Montcalm Landing, For • JHenry, Westport, Essex, Burl- ington, Port Kent and BluD Point v Train connections from the Souti nd Lake George at Montcalm Landing, V. A. LOOMI8, M. J. POWERS, Gen. Manager. ' Gen. Pass. Agt ser, pianist. Tho program follows: I'roKnun. 1. (a) Prelude—C-sharp Minor ,. Rachmaninoff (p) Impromptu—\The Ohaso\ .. Rhelhbei'ger * Mr. Hauser 2. (a) Aria—-Iileti Signor,, Meyerbeoi' Miss Baker. 3. (a) Andante Schumann (b) Gavotto Popper Mr, Durieux - 1. ,(a) \The' Star\ Rogers (b) \When tho Kyo Oome Home\ Nevin (c) \The Cricket\ Manning Miss Baker •>. (a) \A Song Without Words\. Grasse , (b) \Llebesfreud\ Krelsler Mr, Durieux 8. (a) \Innovation to Bros\ Kurshciner (b) Home Song » Manning . (c) \Don't Care\ Carpenter • Miss Baker 7. (a) Nocturflo,.., ,,.. Chopin (b) Tarentolla Durieux \ Mr. Durieux 8. (a) \The Rosponse\ . Helen Brown (b) \Fairy Pipers\ Brewer (c) \Joy of Spring\ ... Woodman Miss Baker 9. (a) \I Know a Lovely Garden\.. running undor the D, and H. trestle and down to the end of the old south dock Whore tho boat was burning, With several chemicals and tho heavy stream of water playing upon the flames, the boat began to sputtor and finally the flames went out, but not until the roar end of tho boat was a mass of charred ombors and the en- gine badly damaged by lho sovoro h,oat. Tho amount of damage is not groat as tho firemen arrived on tho scene beforo tho flro had gained any head- way, Mr, Parker was unable to estimate tlV? amount of damago last evening, The firo was doclared extinct at 30,40 when the flro truck returned to tho sta- tion and tho two strokes from tho tower were rung in. Mr, Parker was burned about the face and head and was attondod by a doctor at his homo, Howovor, tho burns are not serious and Mr. Parker will be able to be out today as usual, MISS ELSIK ALLKX IS 82 YKATIS OLD TODAY Widely Known Fliittsbw'iih Woman It-eel ring (lonirrntuliitioiiH of lier Friends. ' FOR SALE Hallet 4 Davis, Conway and Lexington Pianos A 8elf-PI»yer Pianos; Talk- ing Machines and Records; Player-Piano Rolls; Sheet Music in everything in Musical Merchandise. Prices the lowest. Easy terms if desired. Old In- struments taken In part payment. Write or phone Milne Piano Co., 73 Clinton Bt., Plaltsburgh, N. Y. Phone, 130-W. ' V »»»»»»<H»»fr^M8H»»»aHi^HX^MMK. I (b) ''Long, Long Ago' (c) \Angel's Serenade\—'Cello ob gato Braga Mlsa Baker . Elsie Baker began hor career In ono of tho church choirs of her native city, Philadelphia. She then camo to New York whero she is soloist in lho Miss Elslo Allen is today receiving the congratulations of her numerous D'Hardelotlfreindg on tho 82nd anniversary of (Old Song) her lllrthi ll ::,!• ,. t...11 n li.nl , . in nu n t V i in H IHIII U I. i in n nl ll.l lll l .1 l l I t - II , ll \ In i l I In .mil III. I l U'.lnr ll ii, u In ii lt>. In Inn' ilium ,un t 'In II , 1111|, I II il I.I In i. . i . - i.' i ..iii. til,II.i I I' 1 11II (Ll . \i I\. Iv il. !l,i ill I I,II..Ii Ileal li-ri'lblc mi KIIIIK'C, lln .Vlilli In cumin ii.w inn nl brake bar disconnected uml ihrHtui,- ,, IIU |.,. I„UH,^ ,,,.ui... nn i .. dmui,. iin ing apparatus twlstnl .md l.ini. imiiisi imiu.i. iin i.ini.ni u.ciiinu It will take sovoral «-cfkH to gel Hie n pot nil mi tl,. niu i.unu' ui '. '.<> In parts and tho btlS will remain Idle in tl..- moi-inur: iind .-)nu< tin- d.i\ tht-ii this city. Fortunate l> mi- wu» In- \I l.«- lii-.a mi Un i.m/i ».n irn.ii(i jured In the smash-up «lin Ii was due il..m <i-n«bci. • *.« . & • • -« Inn l-i in- to lho Canadian's pre-nnu mi the u-fi nluuh- tlnn, i:;ul> in il» da> tin sldo of tho road, i-m.i|Jiui> uuutiunufi'iM »--1 nr MIOMI »t •lln' im n I iin k in (amp. kceplin: oii( unly i, HUH. h (n in-ill i (I'litliiuuii llr- llllt Till' I'CHl I'llKH'lul 111 ttl.|lUI(|-l lU 'reRUlnr InU-rvuli. rctiirninpc Ininii-ill- lUely In i.iunii aftci fhev had »lmt Poncliosi and Hlieltcr icntM were tak- en out mi the rungo. from which Hi'' '1'ooklcn Improvised awnlruw. The sand John N. North of this eliy. game pro- nlo»K \\' 11|U \! H>»' «»* \\ '\ ,r u,al aector, against whom duirgos wore | each squad Inmiiilu nut fu-»h blank-, preferred some lime ago, has been jets to lay over It. notified thai lho chaiKos havo boon \«'\ \tapped <>ul. J dismissed after invcstiKUtion by the Most of. the companies in Hie Ninth State Conservation Commission. Regiment had practice marches ami; Tho charges Wore heard In th Court;company combat with full pinks Scv ; House here about a mouth ago by A.:oral of them IIred blank cartridges for; S. Houghton, tho secretary of the-thirty minutes or more. Nearly every , commission, company luul several men drop out.! Mr. North has now received a letter but not all of them were seilousl. j from Mr. Houghton staling that at a onousili affected to require attention a , mooting hold on August Villi, the tin- posl hospital. Alt of these who; Commission dismissed the charges. were taken there will be well enough to join their companies this morn- ing,. It was said. , Company O of the NlnUi lU'Klmctii. in which Mayoi Mltehel Is a ecnnd ; I.leutcnaiit, had a hard march, and I scveial mcnilx-rs had to drop OUL. The \ : Mayor IIIIINIUII Ins duller at t o'clock., and left by pcieii.-slon for the lloieti Chtiniplaln. where Mrs. Mltehel Ii HiH-iulliig the .iciit end. Hi- spent an hour swimming oil,lite bo:el iloiu CHARGES ARE DISMISSED: MouZ^TXuTuT\;! 1 Ht~»illie Uurke in GLORIA'S RO- MANCE\ N... r>; \ \NIMATEl ) WEEKLY,\ Bur- Ion Hoimt's \TRAVKLOOIE\ and others- Tuesday, Aimust ?.2ml-William Farnura in \A MAN OF S0R5OW\ FOK Film Production, in 5 Acb, Wednesday, Auiju^t 23rd—Lenorc Ulrich in \THE HE AST OF PAULA\ Paramount Production in 5 acts. Thursday. August 24th-—Madame 01s;a Petrova in \THE SCARLET WOMAN\ Metro Production in 5 acts. ** Friday, August 25th—Victor Moore and Anita King in \THE RACE\ Paramount Production in 5 act*. Saturday, August 26th—Dorothy Phillips arid Lon Chancy in \THE MARK OF CAIN\ Red Feather Photoplay, in 5 acts. \PEG 0' THE RING,\ No. 12. ____-. OTHER HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS SELECTED FROM THE \UNIVERSAL\ PROGRAM SHOWN EVERY DAY. TROLLEY POLE SNAPS OFF Cumberland Bay Bathing Beach -NOW OPEN- FINEST BATHING IN NORTHERN NEW YORK Park Admission Free. 1 A polo which holds the main wiic of tho riattsbtli'Kh Traction f'o. on Cornelia street bioko off near the ground this morning about 1'J I.', h i- llng the hoarviiy charged olee'ric win- rag down into the street. i:\nmliiaUonh' Tnilaj. Aist, Ii .ii u|i|iiuiiniS foi .ml Miss Allen Is a native of Pittsburgh i which Is across tho road from t and pno of Us best known and re-'Bromley livery stable had rotted imi spectod residonts. ! lho ground and under the wthht ol Hor reminiscences of Clinton Conn-1 the main wire had topped over (Mil Tl \' 1 \' 1( ' 1,1. ulciial riis Mill telle Ih u ovunui. i Hulls Mm en.i niII v; Tin- ifii mln i • \I tin- I....ml ui. M.ijin 11 il \ n'.'il Hoi\ v III lH-r.'il WoinlV ,ii<1 '•• !\• : ' i'hai|iiuiii \lu|o i l-.d »iinl I. Km. ' \I '!\ - ' .iv.iliy ly in Its earlier days, and her story, cer Frederick and Ducat soon aiiiw I t . lIll;i ,, 1 pi of tho Old Academy Bays with its list] on the scone and the guy wire »a vmiu.i. ,n.,i . .I|.M. oC living alumni which have been. fastened to an express wagon until m ..|,„, , U i.I i..;.i.ml !• PARKHURST & TAYLOR General Insurance And Real Estate Agents 75 CLINTON ST. ANNUAL GRAND CONCEET AT THE SUMMER SCHOOL The annual grand concert was given last evening in the auditorium under the direction of Mr. Camille W. Zeck- wer, assistant director of the Philadel- phia Musical Academy and for many years in charge of'imisic at Cliff Hav- en. The artists who took part were; Soprano, Miss May Farley; contralto, Miss Elizabeth Bonner; baritone, Mr. Donald Redding; violin, Miss Alma Grafe; piano, Mr. Camilla W. Zeck- wer. On Saturday morning Cliff Haven So- ciety received a surprise when Dr. William T, Manus and Mrs. Elizabeth Byrne were quietly married in the chapel and slipped away before any one knew that anything out of the ordinary was happening. The cere- mony was performed by the Rt. Rev. John P. Chidwick, D.D., prsident of tho Sumuiec School. choir of a prominent church. She has! been soloist with the best known or- chestras and each season gives con- certs throughout the country undor tho leading musical auspices. Miss Baker is also widely known because of the large number of records which she has made for the Victor Talking Machine Company. They have earn- ed her an even wider public. William Durieux, 'cellist, was born in The Hague, Holland, and was for a number of years a professor in the noted Royal Conservatory of Tho Hague. He has appeared as soloist with the Lamoureux Orchestra of Paris. In this country he has appear- ed with Walter Datnrosch, Modest Alt- schuler, Victor Herbert and Max Fied- ler. For sometime past he has been 'cello soloist for the Kallenborn String Quartet. Frank Hauser is a native of San \'rancisco has devoted his time to the work of ty and advantages of Pittsburgh and; hit while Irjii..- .v • I.I ill. I'l. l ,. I'lnll|i lltili! ,w II n l .In M..l i printed in the columns of tho Evening Star, the Weekly Republican and the Daily Republican havo boon of moro than local interest. Miss Allen is to hold a reception for her friends this afternoon and evening, I * • tpOT.IfB SAT/LHI) OIT MANI' EXCuRSioansTS itv now IN iiori:i.. IN TOWN YR8'rERDAV.| -- - i The police Were i.illed to Hie MP hi Over five hundred excursionists fronijgan Hotel about a inarier to i«o jn St. Albans were in this city yesterday, [terday morning on emnpluiui of ilu erriving on the Thateaugay about one j proprietor who sanl Uial a liclii »m- o'clock and returning at fohr. The Ticondevoga took an excursion frm this city to Lake George and returned late In lho afternoon. RORN M1SSETXA—August 30th, a son, Al- fred Rosweld Frank, to Mr. and Mrs. the linemen could ilv it. Phillip IU | r„, |... Geary of the Traclhm Co., was noiillcd ( - U1 ,|, i,, .I.I.IU.U u i * ii.n In . u !•• -, and at tho hour of going to pi ess he ( ,| unii ( u< i <.. 1 .<:. iil.on' i x.'i.inna\ had men working on lho job ol fasten f,,, n-im uil.ni.-. ui.nii.i IM • I ing the wire sectin H. unin-i nl il.> i m < n -\I'l ' • -I, 'nl.,- No ili lail • .ib'ini Hie \ sum •llll.ll . 1.1 f > I lit I I . l|ll: ll • llll ;ii'. i i . \ i ,| i nl,iv ,'iinl \ inl.iv - l.in i i .im low . Umii-I 'UK iSinidil) I. Mm in n ,.|.ii,i.i n. i i. n I.I I.I' |i|u|ili > '. \ in \i ., , in.,,1, ' I|I . i, ' I.I -.II |,| ,,,.1 i\ \>|-l. - '... ' Villi 11 s | '.'I. ,l,,i i, i, in , ,; ,(i :; n in J ml Telephone F n ,. V. r,„ii ,„ r,i.'. Vacation lme /~\UR aervice can add ^-^ much to your Summer outing. I.ct us fix up everything spit k and span before you go, \\V inve- many ull the year 'round 'JV fitfccl p(j«t. \Vr can serve you on your v,nation trip. THE SIDNEY SPIEGEL Cleansers, Dyers, Relinishers 16 Margaret St. IM. JJ!ii.\V _, , . , Louis Masclla. For the past few years ho I in progress in Ilu- bar rouni. Officer Frederick mid Duci-e In.st n lime in getting in and heading for Hi lies. When they n< lOQlcer Ducat enli i I with his flash ln-ln 1 in darkness. j Si'\cra! men «• i I the face and In ad 'showed th e olln • i »i llle piilne ill l .scene of ho-I ill \eil a t lln hoi . I. Ilic ba r im.n , ilS llll- liioln V I instructor of piano in New York City and at the same time to appearances as a concert artist. His studios were carried on abroad under some of the best known masters. All of these artists were enthusisti- cally applauded by the large and ap- preciative audience present and re- sponded to numerous encores, with pleasing grace. J)r. Con well's Lecture. Saturday evening Dr. Russell H. Conwell delivered his inspiring lecture \Acres of Diamonds,\ Dr. Conwell is an interesting and vigorous speaker and the themo of his lecture might bo termed a \Boost of Pittsburgh.\ He is seventy-five years of age (it is said) though he looks twenty years younger. He has trvaeled extensively, and has a fund of Interesting and practical information to impart all of which tends to the one central thought that the place to secure \Acres of Diamonds\ is right in a ( man's home town. He spoke highly of tho natural beau- blcldill-' III-\\ iiil inn - n •••ii. i r e .-sin- t..el I.i . 'up tin hi '!:.'• >M. i c made ,1 I Will i lln- .'illl,.i iim l I'l i> -1 I > I , the sewing machine, and the tireless thins\ in il. cooker, which tie said were invented i the surrounding country saying thai;cuts. No tun this ctty ought to increase to 2G(i,uim .fun had s.in|.|< Inhabitants during tho next ten years, j the officers. Dr. Conwell cited many instances I \*\ of historical fact to prove that a man SOLDIICItS I.M.U.i: IN may become, a millionaire honestly,I S \'l I 111) V\ Nil.Ill IIHVNI though he start without' capital or in-1 — - herited wealth. He mentioned many' TWO S „I,I,, : ni,,, had t.il..-i • - - useful inventions, among them the capacity load ..i b-i n-i Jn> l.m --• • rubber tipped pencil, the cotton gin,!,i uy 0V ,. U iiie impa...! u> •'.,i.n • i In.i proprietor ••! iin l- solely because some one recognized a handle lln in-n human need and exercised thought to volh-e Siutimi '\ > supply the need. Dr. Conwell ended ^cnt o\er ai mm with some reminiscences of his early : oiiii-ei inn I?I >• life including an interview wilh Presl- and wilh drav.n i dent Lincoln during the Civil War. ji,,. jdaci'. unlv '•• ' Today's Program. dlcrs lmd mail. i Today's program will include anoth- when warm.I ui n.. er lecture by Professor Koch on \The o/liccrs. Comic In Shakespeare's Plays\ will) il- N'> ain-st*. win \ lustrations from the \Taming of the \ f \\' ' ,v ' l; - ini ' v \' Shrew,\ which has been characterised (J '\ ljl -- 1,L ' a -' as tho Suffragette play; and two con- certs, afternoon and evening, by Ci- mera's Band. ' ^ |s| I INI. I'ltl \( III l:s III vii\ I'l A IT']-1 lit.H.N. Y ussffiosKz; J • ll I'llli- I .11 .II • Win. m, ... .1 ll, . ..! . III Slum \ ...iidid I \ i 1 1:1 Sll . \ .1 llli.I U \ iii-ielvi .Ippl'li.i' Ii • .ii.-nli\ and .i : I'lila i n-.iii i • l I' 1 l l.s.^.Ui? 1! .\)bJ l \Get it at Jaques\ REGENT l.'-I 1 N. 1 HO'IIL 1 \ 1 1 M Hotel and (.rill i i i.'ni'i N, \. I'm • .ini.i .1 \ \ 1 1 < N i. Ull' \ iflwduuts National Bank ui Pl.MlSnURGH »' I t | | ! , 1 , |l l | \I 1 » sll il S> v | \j mmmmsmmsEjmsssimmmMmi
