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LflRQEST CIRCULATION ~ —• AND MOIIK LO^AL NI-'AVS THAN A.M. I'll 10 OTHKK ''I.INTDN COl'N- TY PAPKHH TOKKTIIKH f he Patt$binftb Sentinel. QREflTEST Ab VERT15IHQ IN CLINTON COUNTY. RSUD BY EVERYBODY; CIRODILATED^ EVERYWHERE. PLATTSKUIfcGrll, N. Y., DECEMBER ii6, 1902 Terms:-41.50 Per Tei LOCAL PARAGRAMS (!!<• N<irm.- i I Scli < r y S , I'.HKi. .. who h;iv o (ii k flews of iMattsburgh and Vicinity.;;;•-;; f;;;,,;; 1 ;;;; 1 ;; 1 ;; 1 ,^;'; 11 ,,;;;]; j^;;;\ Toid Bi let ly and t o th( Point ( i.. . ' n.» .m I'I . u..» '<»!,,. i iii 1^1 i) i^-d Md i PERSONAL MENTION The Past V eek iimong. People Here and Elsewhere SUCIDE OF MICHAEL HALPfJN THE MASSENA POWER PROJECT b i h< VIM I: -»( li t I I \ I \ I i I I N ( n i [ ]M I \ \ ilh im 1 ' »>'!< ml I M Ki < k< i l S hmoii I i an I MII\ i \\< I 1 I IK I 11 WOill I 1 I' \, w •> ni IL i ii i i til. \llll« Illl I > HlW I i n i n IIK u lo i slitidnd i u\i < j I \ \ I lino if An ilil ' I oik-. <i i l f »I1O\MIW dn 11 mil will 1). i , \, mi t» llitlsbui'h mi ^ n (|>l d VVOl l 11 I \1 « K in tin ( ll\ Park ol a.n'1 I IK iipihi n and sn I ) V 11 wil l K wil l I K HI M I the- I V Hi M i m d H th < lion u <>1 h< i mod. I iioit I u \ I I < ( k \N o \Zt \ I i I ii< d i \ ni^hl Jf< f)< h K M 111 M l I'f <'k Wil l II 1 I I I \ i d Mis \ I I I, hi I t I lllmnil i whidi h< r ( i th I i \1 m l i \ w i i ( ^ oil < Mi (.1 Mou \u(h hi th II Dn, ol 1'h i o! Mi. I 1 Mi tin 11 IIMUI I h uhiMil) Mi 1 {Mln Mi I In III Hi Sfhoo l I (1. lit il h sho t Hi \ niMliin , ol U« 1'OIM I nl li.l.H Vtvrk i w i s held M<>\'l < \> h{ l H of ti n (omnussKiii . i s m d Mn n Sliuio n lOU K 1.MS.I H U K ISSfSSlllfnt^ U pVttd ™ d o n '\.r^u'nnMl 1 it' th. ( (fur of th< Bond unlit Mondiv I)< . nth on -vt ln« li d n tlw 'Ho ud will i ttnrt i t s nd pi u« fiom '• i ni until 1 p m to h<ai M i< v m< e^ -Willia m Johnson Ji ol Chiku i gay has purchased the timber on 70 acres of land on Bluff Point on 'Upper Chateaugay l^uke, and has let a con- trac t t o Messiifi. .Hoy, .Reynolds* & Chase to cut the same. On the trad is a large amount of .hemlock and other soft, woods, which will be floated to the Forgo, where it will be sawed into marketable- lumber.—.Record. —The steamer Chateaugay made iin last trip of the season between Bur- lington and PlatAs burgh on Saturday, and will go immediately into white:- quarters al .Shel'hurne •Harbor. This practically closes navigation on Lak.' •Champlain far the year. The stemm- er Maquam, however, will make trips between SheHbu.ime iHanhor and Bur- lington until the lake freezes over. —AVork is 'brisk at present at the Delaware and Hudson whopw at. Green Island. In the mach.ine shop there a«e seven locomotives ibeinig overhauled and rebuilt, and one new culm-burning locomotive is under construction. In the ear shops there are ten 'coaches and nearly \100 freight cars being re- built. It is stated that most of this equipment as ibeins built for the Chat- eaugay railroad. —Joseph Breyea, charged by his wife with 'being drunk and disorderly, was before Justice Charles MdMasters Mondny morning for trial and was found not guilty. 'His wife, who has lxsen ax'tin-g stranigely for some time past, was examined after the trial by Drs. Buck and bark in with the object of a.w*;rtainiii'« her mental condition. S.n the opinion of the two doctons she is insane, and accordingly will be sent to the hospital at. Ogdensihurg. —The present time of the year i.s a bad one for tnanaj Kl 1 h i I i_h l •- u l I i M i ' I Hi ii 1 h<l p d U Mm- IN i n ul< I d I \! K b who i s i W i h . i i n ' i n ihf M IKI S K ti n i n <' hor n I > o ( n d th < holid i \ I M i s I\< Hi e (Jill his lelinned II m th < \llnn\ Biismd s ( ollr£, f to p n d ti n holid-us M i ( 1 idt^oo d i s |i< iidin ^ t'i < hoh ' i \ with l i if mis md idi mrs i n t II Ml 1 \MMlll M I dit h \ \ hil< ot (id n\v i h ii I M I I in s d iv riuh t t o \ IM I Mi s I nn M Pi i son s ' Joh n P M\< n U it las t 1 nda\ fo i il 1 iiulid d \ J t o i)( n d ( hnstnn ( wit h lim nd s nt tha t pi u e l)i put \ ( o!l(i< to i ot ( ustom s I ]\ ( louj i ol RKUSIS Join t wii I \isito i to PHI biii h h Mon d i \ 1 Mi s Mu>,ii( t lorie s of f hi7 \ nhoi hon x tiom\issu ( olleigf v, if ' i \isilo l )O PI lttsilllllR-ll I Uf sll n P oi n s 11 We ldo n K tinn < d Mo n i if hi t o Moniun l ift( i a slioi t i( cxiot k hf ^o i (IK s-sing hinis t it Irt loo m I)f oit s ot In s wit e t o ha\e ( doo i in d (om i ou t h e th r loo m unti l afte i seve n ( n h i fin ill v dud tmeig f \ st i uigrl v an d hi s witf itc h o f lin n Abou t nir ' df ( ( ist d wen t int p ti t IK ki p t hi s sho 1 gu n md w< ipo n plued i t agains t Mi s Ililp m luii l t o pi< - i hor n tail inn, li'is life ui d li lo t ti n vw ipo n sh e w i« H ibutt on d an d kno< ki d • itl v ifl( i H ilpi n pli(<< ' ndi i hi s ( bi n an d pies-,<d Mill hl 8 tOOL Il l I fill IK K i d wa s blow n off i n 1 Imos t instantaneou s IIK .ma n sueimed foi h< Ip th r n< m neighbor s V,1KJ OI \ snimmom d m< dn< il iinnl th i tin :>n the . If ht&\ i l i • h i lOi.l K I til l und.i o f th f ( hn mns , !Hi n I xi!ss ' u < ul< I^'\' iiiived in -(i,)i_i iXsMiilins riNsiNv mo\ \> • < it \ li-i Tiifliv liom New York ft ' mlo h i i n w m i i i t< is i n th < ston l( > \\I\ n(i <hnstnn with hei parents toiimih ouupHd l, \ B.on.kN 4 . Ms I ^h.il.s MUotquf md \lfred .is (oiniH i o l MiiKiul ind (iin.h, < upoitf. Ktunirnd 1 m t 1 i ula > from Dill lTHf, till p 1st M \ A\C<i| J O K ha s In < n (ntiul v u mod i li d ilt i Kti\ < fion t p hi I'nivfi s ihf holida v Miss R o ol Tabnenah spen d ned list ' The Volunteer isit Dr . Thtiyer' s parents . -•'Mrs . Maibel Mille r an d daughter , • .M'O' Tui's<lay. calle of Mr ikd as it now stands is j 1 nd n fiom Sfhiu\ lea Mile to spend the ouf of the mofet complete and attia< C.hnstmaa \a<ation •with her) patents tive in this section. The room for-[on Cumberland Head, manly used by Desjardins as a meat I —<Mrs. Antoine Bougeiiie has gone market has -heen converted into a I t.o Providence, vR. I., to visit relatives, most complete and •up-to-date storage, and on her return will visit in Hart- ford. Conn. —•'Miss Anna IManmix, who has been Plays that are along the same lines ^^l^^^ ^^^^ { \ l as the teaching of the church are few ^ m ^' 1 ^ li , ' '\^^ f > and far between. \The Volunteer ()r-| ( lint>lraa; ' % .Motion, ganis f is just such a drama and as I —O . and 'Mrs. W. N. Thayer, of the Rev. Howard Stungks has .said the! 1 '*'\ 1 , iwusycd Chrotngh town Tuesday., tie 'between church and stage is maile'i™ muie i>o Npw York > w ' hpl e lhey wiil the iiKM-e secure -by this beautiful play. It tells a story that few, if any, dramatists have lUtherfo handled in a I-> manner that is 'both pleasing to its 'I' hearers and umxbjocHonabie to the , iMilleirs father. clergy. The character of the yotung I •--Komould O'Hagan last Friday re- ministiT is indeed a strong part and | turned from Manhattan College to itn portrayal iby the .gentlemen iin sp^nd the Christmas vacation with his whofte hands if is, is a delicate 'bit oi panents. Mr. and 'Mrs. .P. O'Hagan. art. I —p ro ,f. Jasper Robertson, formerly (•Many times it lia.s been undertaken | a member of the Hi«h School faoult.y to introduice a man of the dot h in the'of this city arrived here Monday drama of today, but an earnest aa the from Omaha, where he has a position, efforts might be, tlh^re has invariably j ~P«rley S. Wihcelen has returned to been something that >was objection- ; the city from Cornell to spend the able or overdrawn and it had re- ' Christmas recess with his parents, Mr. mained for William B. Gray to con-| and Mrs. S. I,. Wheeler. struct a part for a dominie that is j —.Miss J. Chatterton >Mason, Miss absolutely nawle&s—so much so in fact. 1 Irene £|.gnor, Miss Erniinia Rirketson that he us almost daily the recipient'and Miss Maud Smith aite home from of comniuiiirations from pastors who ' Pratt 'Jrvsfitute, Brooklyn, to snend were charmed with the part, of the | tihe holiday vacation, sta'ge 'preacher and the grand moral, — Wlson ivellog'g is honie from the- of the play, which is the reclaiming Oiiera l Theological Seminary, New \f a man. . Y( , r k city. His sisier, Miss Kliza'beth This man having fallen, through Kellm'g. is home from Wcllesley Co!- drink, to aboui as\kiiw a position in ' lege. the social scale as would seem pos- I —\M. M. Shaughnassy, fcnmenly of si/hie, has the eyes of his heart and : .Altona, N. Y.. and now with (he Can- soul opened before it is too late. The adian Pacific Railway as telegraDh v.-il that has oliscured fnom his vision j operator, at Montreal, Que., paid a 1 that is good and noble is gradual- | flying vi.-:it to our city on Saturday, ••--•• .... am , rc _ towns at a distance iromDho larg'>| i v liftcfi , ami lhe man , wil o )>rove s t o I u,,, , 0 on lffea i hus i nf iss, and re- ciliee as the. traveling companies piv- , , |( , vhf> Vahmleer Opganist . i s made : turned the same evenimg to Montreal. York and th mns tirno. Consequently ibe companf frequently cancel their engagfunen and Manager Farrell hits s-utfered wl: other managers in tihi's section of tl country, Wash'burn's Mmistrels. di the if 1Mb of this m-oiith. ;nid Win -he ter. (iue the 'Ah of January hav \r<\ cancr lied — Df Solo Coinnnandc'-y. No. 4 Knirfhts Tem.pljir, will g.iv.. a dinn. to the cnild.reu of (he Home for tl see the folly of his ways. | —.Lieut. K. S. Stayer, of the 23d ln - As a grand moral lesson, n o play ' fiuilry. left Taiesday to sipend Ohrisl- of latter days ran offer anything in tvas in Philadelphia. Lieut. W. W. comiiarison It is suiblime, impressive MeCammon has gone to Lansing, Mich. and is canned in one's memory for Capt. and Mrs. T. F. iSchley will s.pend many a day alter witnessing it. MIIC hoilidays in New York city. Lieui, Th<> entire cast, an d it is a n un-'.l. \ . riaxtujn has gone to Cincinnati, usually larg.- one, was carefully vhod-| Ohio. Clir ti'v of ladif-s. wive s ol\ ( wit h Mrs. \V. il . ( ha|. | will lie in a(.(ciu!ai,< children . KV.T.V )«(•].; mad e i n give (h e chili Hi e ;<cni c an d electri c effects am . ray (h.. icast , startlin g an d intenise- realistic , •)>»•) n ^ ( >xact repi^od'in-t ion s dge, Vt., wher e th e scene s of il,i. iv ar e laid. A t th e theatr e Kauir - v night . tut i. i \ K i: i iCHH o f ftl; 1(4- it II arn s of Haniil ! A S T l> W S. HIN<MI Ai m in t o l>'V4Ml il u 11el( i Ti: )o< 1. ICS. an th e :tay fin d ii lo w . .Ian s bu s 1 th e of Die Adi - My n < will be Isabella iriies will ' • MailMe M-S, after' .Milne 1 l.- Adi' Year's W Ithca. S. 'one mile north of Beekmanlown Cor- iialf-past ten o'clock. In addition t.o II\ fanning imij'lemnil s and a. (ju.antity of u \ were 'insuud for f.Wi. but it is sa.id : that I he los.s is more than $1.000. Mr, ' l! (laic's house .Iwirncd a short time ago, old L.rntlonnn where th a r<pifs< d^ that t d(fd i ish act w ,tlc trouhl fad miii) li nfwi th 1 ul fd (onimitu 1 ti\i ot The PK« ^ituida> night TIal looked in I m loom as he in I goin'g out of doors though hi siantiost ot night dothf s niifo\u in tin indravoi t o bieik ip ffMi i whu h hi d fistened upon him 1 do^td himsrlf with quinine capsule fiM quent inteivals and the quinin » doubt had an effect upon him m s 'we ikened condition Hilpin is suivived b \ i widow an J to \oun g thildien \\ 4NTH> AT S\KU U 14KI- I>I«HH4(1 Take n ud liiiponins Mai i Brooklyn. Frank H. Shephard.. 50 years old, of imposing appearance and well dressed and who claims to 'be an architect, was arrested Thursday night at a fa&h- ionalble 'boarding house, NK>. 239 South Ninth street, in Brooklyn. He was taken into custody <t>y Detective Max- well of the Lee avenue station at tne roquost of Sheriff James K. Ryan, of Harrietitstown. Franklin county, N. Y. The sheriff had a 'warrant issued on the complaint of Pine & Corbett, who conduct the Riverside Inn at Saranac Lake. They allege that Shephard, wtio ran up a bill of $81, skipped out with- out, settling his indebtedness. Sheriff Ryan started for Saranac Lake with his nnisoner. Sheipbard has been quite a fifgure at the boarding house. iHe always ap- peared to be well supplied with money. Mo intimated that he belonged to BOH- iiMiiiit KIcotririty to Wntortown The i)roposition to extend a line of »k<tiK wnes fiom Massena. to Water own isa\s the Ogden&burg \e, W s is irtt only attracting the attention of ms.iiH*.s men md manufxilctuxeib along he proposed route but also that of he leading TIKI most pnom'nent elec- n<al engine is in this couatr\ Dur nt, Km wfek ( ene al Mana-get Edgar St I iwrence Powei torn John Nulson a <ivil engineer •npitiltst ot I\ew \<jrk visited isljui it, and rccenth went to 'infur ind mon^> thorouighly in atf I th( matrer of constructing ismisbion lute Ibetween the abo\e onfd pliccs Thev saw inpie i\(s oif thi Aldneh Paippr com the International I^a^e Mann in\ 1 (ompan^ the I mon Tile m\ and others and weie fi\oi ahh impressed with the emouiage received Pu k in<|iiired into the po^iblo I of horse powei his oompin\ dispose of it points the> would md also upon tutuie indnstnes onld i s i \ f uiiil (onsequenc< up He figuied on ' 000 hoise i beint, aken in Gou\einun he <omplf tion of tin lim \himt mo imount m O^densbiug in 1 obtaining in estimate of wnat own will do If it is foil ml will be % demand foi 25 000 VHNEXUEIiAN IHSP l TKS Minister LoomlN Say s Foreis * K. R. W.vwteiuM ar e Largely ReHpon^ible For I'ifNcnt Trouble I ranca*, R Loomis, United States minibtei to Portugal, as ex-minister to Wnizuela was virtually forced to leave the latter country as the result ot friction with. President Casitro. MV. liCOinifi is one of the best infoa-med men in the country oai Venezriela He said The foreign railroad systems m \eu<?zueia u e largely responsible for the present trouble in that country Indeed they can be said to be une the matter. VICES byterian church -wtill be held r evening. A short program hau beea ared and the presents will be dte- itPd. A supper will .be served at ated a Midnight Manse* to Be Olebi St. J«hB'H and St. Peter's Ohnrche**. The Christmas services at St. John's church commenced with the mid- night mass on the evening of Dec 24 A short program of Christmas music including selections from Handel's ;siah, will be given Immediately be- Mis. K. Finn, and commencing at 1.1:45 OUR HONOR ROLL fore the part of tihe \n inability Venezuelan government to meet her obligations to German and English racialist' who had invested many millions of dollars in railroads, an/J the woik ot the revolutionists, who greatly damaged those Knes' and in many cases wholly prevented traffic •nt the bi t IOW ei Stil t n be ind 0.000 e with ilble the pi ) ugh. Shou ompan i pit ill lo. thf nmltf It is st o to great expe xtent ill be g where he had prom hy i d h nt p wealth connections, and had separat- ed from his wife, who is living in that IMt'K t.OODK PKOI'KRLY. 'rate* and KOXOH Will Have on Kx- IIKSH l«al<« for Heavy l*a<-ka«.M. Merchants and other' persons who ave occasion to send express pack- nlMfstfd In i md pounds of foppei wire quired If they conclude to mild i 111,11. of wnv will ha\e to |, P ffined \ o one along the proposed IIK should hesitite to iid this s< heme >l piogtfss and idvTncement to build ip this noithern countrv The right if w-u should he gi en willinglv m d bus push ailong 1 this gieat movement •Jf U\\ hzation Tlia femtall -villages Uong the hne will profit as much as he Iaige towns In ha\inrg electrical )0\ei tiansmitte-d to their doors ompanips could be org'ani/ed in them md p<n\er pin chased for Iightimg pur- >ose (ould be bouight ibj such com- oanies If there is a Milage between Massena and Wafertown which has not the modern improvements and un Irvuhtedlv theie are some and the^ rould secure it in this way once hav- ing it thev would never be without it isain companies are now figfurtine on the cost of cionstruction and their estimates will soon be ready to be submitted to Mr. Parfk and others in- terested in the project. Should it be decided to build the line it will be the longest one dn this cto.un.try east of the Rooky Mountains, and it will carry the 'largest number of horse power of any similar electric line in the world. While dt will tarry 40,000 voltaige, it. will TJ« more deadly than the company we have here with its 2,000 voiltage, lighting our main thor- puigihfare. Should thiis line .be con- tuueted there 'will tie three distribut- ing stations, one at Ogdensburg, one at Gouverneur, ani! one at Water- town. It is to be expected that op- position will develop from the own- ers of water power, electric light companies and people in general, who feel that, saudi a project will make competition they cannot easily over- come. Howerver; this may be, t'he line will be constructed if the proper en- couragement is 'given. Back of the project are not only some of the wealthiest men, in this country, but some of the brightest and aMesi elec- tricians in the world. The Massena Olbtserver says: Citizens of lOgdenabu.rjg ond Gouver- neur are still agitating the idea of transmitting Massena electric powei to those towns and they now propose ulded nt trouble t o risis, until the pre- •ame as a nat-ural cli- A f e i p. m. Fallowing is the gram: Organ Solo— Venite Ado pro- Miss Olive Smith. Pastoral Symphony Messial Orchestra. Recit—a. There Weme Shepherds, b. And lo- The Angel c. And the Angel said, d. And Suddenly there was . wiMi the Angel...'Messia 1 Miss Ellzaibeth Tierney Chorus—Glory to God . * Me< FA'R.VTiBR'S 1ST M\S> Kyrie, Gloria n, Mar. 03 (Mrs. Slusan. P. Heald, iNov. 02 O. Belden, Jan, 03 remus Mr. JOB. A. Gibson, Jan. 04 Lefebure Wely 1>. F. Weatterwax, Mair. 03 ] \ ' • MrF ' Briggs Soper, Jan. 04 .... Charles learned, May 03 P- R- Guyette, June. 03 IHeniy C. Jillson, Jan. 03 ...[ Ilavid I^awson, April 03 O. B. Fostei', May 01 Mr. Albert H. .Barber. Jan.\03' Mrs. A. -Fitch, Jan. 04 William H. Oliver, iNov 03 ''' h W. H. Ayers, Jan. 04 . 1.50- . 1.50 . 1.50 . 2.0f» A.&h IX B P1.AT. jJos. Wells, June Marc '.rs ago a party of Ger- j :iin fipUlists invested the sum of P 0(10 ooo m the construction otf a Sanct tilif id between La Guayra, t'he prln- ipil eTport of Venezuela, and Cara- ts it« r lpuai. Between the two it e w i lofty span- oi the Andes, Mewing down directly into (he sea, nd tormim: a formidable barrier to ri\c] of in> description 'between the ,. .Adolnhe Ada m Jiahn ROBS, Jan. 04 ndelssohn! Abigail Allen, Jan 04 | J T. Mead, J M . 08 '. W. J. Brenan v. T, E. Coetello.. .'. '. \ The labor expendefl on the road ORCHESTRA oimoiis and when finally the (George Bordeau, Francis Buirfleieh I ^ aMald at Cara-as one of the j Violins Prim- l ticilt feats at engineering InjJos-eph Payete, Jr., Fra.nk Ryan Athalia l Orchestra. QUAiRTETTE Miss Elizabeth Tierney Soprano ! I, S. Oarter,\^ \ m Mrs. E. Bellmone Desjardins.iContralto S. Moffitt, Mar. 7, 04 ' ... . Tenor .L, J. RusselJ, Jan. 04* • ..Basso ,G. M. Cole, Feb. 03 F. M. Puidy, Jan. 03 .. . G. N. Webb, Jan. 04 Lewis A ! bare, Jan. 04 S. S. Hare, Jan. 03 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.25 .. . 1.5tf .. . 5.0© .. . 1.5') ... 3.W .. . 3.00 ... 3.00 .. . 1.59 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.30 3.25 3.00 Venezuelan government had Frederick C. Hudson made an a^ieement wit'h Germany that Marcus Clow he hone 1 of tihe company should bear T. H. Dallahan Wi)' 1 - t lenst 7 per cent interest, but after -eeing that Mile underlak- the i rrore than it could nment entered into another ry out hirh erest to 5 At this period ie than The insurgents had i d uted the 7 per cent frequent in Vene- re?ipect g road or consideration o tihe pwketbooiks of its builders. Rail; torn ufp, trains wrecked, and traffic someitimes delayed for weeks. In some oas*»> the lives of tihe work- id passengers on the road were even endangered and Germany awoke to the fact that she had a 'genuine gold brick on her hand; 'The Venezuelan government was unable to pay the 5 per cent interest th f > railroad bonds agreed upon for imple reason that its power bad largeh been taken away. Germany was not the only country to tackle the Venezuelan railrtoad proposition. Eng- land also liad eyes on the country, and erected an expensive road leading from Pureto Caibello, the port bombarded, into eastern parts of the country. \Much of the same proposition was made in thte case as in Gertaany, and the res-ult was that when half a dozen revolutions had passed over that region the government realized that ft had a defot amounting to many millions on its sJioanlders. \Of course, in the condition of tJh< country it was impossdbk to Uatuidpt< this, and so foundation of the trouble which culm'nated in the bamibardment of Puerto Cabello, was laid.\ a-est to see to organize a stocflt company to build at all parcels are in proper condition a transmission line which will also r shipment. 'Heretofore t'he express j include •Watertoiwn. T'he cost of such mpanies have been suibjected to quit^ja. line with its equipment would be in i expense iby the loss or damage of I the neighlborhiood of .$1,000,000. They •chandise which was not properly ! have been negotiating with Edgar packed. In view of this fact on Dec. 1 an increase of one-half the regular- rate was imui'gunated on all packages exceeding fifty pounds in weight.which done up in paper. This extra nse may 'be averted by shipping Park, generial manager of the St. Lawrence Power com/pany, for some time and have ibeen 'getting estimates on. the cost of the .proposed line. A committee of Ogdenslbtung gentle- men, composed of Senator Matey, articles in suitable crates or 'boxes, j George Hall and John Hannan, are Rates on packages under fifty pounds j investigating the matter with a. view to getting power to that city, and in Gouverneur B. G, Pariker and the of- leiials of the International Lace Man- ufacturing company, are active. Mas- ;pare them 10,000 or 15,000 eight will ije-main the same etoAjre. \ (> It U A I> \ OT K lionian.s held a regular me Friday in their chapter ro< orniiil. The following progr; nal. The following progi: olngy, the toipic for the ye j good 0 ' r—enomgh p ied—and still have an abun M-iss Car ductory Reading ation--The Meeting lin Huds far T h UK of tli c b.-.-il, an d the y h;i.v idac-k:-; l o (all ; abon Til. ' Hell s .A<-l-os.s Itn . .ICdith St . Jean ..Merry Christinas llelli- ^n«s Agnes Uonric: Uiia.s Diiy.AIa.rsarc t XOITI •-'i''ht' Tyrolean Song Jessi e Ilillci i •Fdwai. t II . •Yict , whu:; e alhcctn- c i'n»in th e asylum , las t H6(( unlay sia.rl'e.i th e r.'po'r ! 'Tha' l \\i h e had escaped , r-iurned .. . Hi.-;is>], im - ii y udri th re appea,'-ed l o he. (Hi th e ] th e city instea d of seve n it. Som e on e turiUHl in a.n li,ox N o -i:;, thinkin g tha t is o n th e ground s of th - unl y Agrieiiliura.1 Society . heir'wa y I houg h l tha t t.h.« th e city. The . perso n wh o h e alar m cu t bin han d bad - be Th hi .•<i hi , of liie Old Year. . . . Aliee Mill, ed Stai lloyul A roll MUWOIIH. .•Milar convocation of 1'latls- ;u)ter, N(». :{!>. It- A. M.. »'.-ld Masonie liall (lie !«>.- <-iii<>. f I'.e.hH.. ,., |,,it mildly ' irm.n.•'!{.•<• The ('ham IM-IT.I Nautilus I MomJ.'iy n'.gh.t. in Masoni-- lial-l thf !o, and was on.- <>i i.|,,. ••trust les.\ .li.ii,,;! Ohve A llerl o:i \ lowing officers lor the ensuing yea Hi K h l>riest -.Itcv. H. 1,. lioHpilal in!:.a«ity. :<• of rape, ai io[K'd signs ( Marie lireiuu Millie La.rh] .les^ie Mill,.,, N. A. .loll •ib<\-Viet<or A. B. .Davi >;u+u:rier—Alfretl < Jui'Jior. •rt'tary- 'Hev. .1. l;ubln. , Coranol Huds< held iday aiu oyed. Fol- ss Kniglu .Miss MoGr . . . . Misa D -, So< My. Society of the .C h of Peru will g in the Town li anuary 2, l!)0a. T h olo; etui <Vila Childs H Byrnes wish ntod to purchase 0 Cednr Fence Posts, delivered at tllie n. & H. station between Rouses Point, and Willsboro. At a regular rneetinig of Joel L<jugc, o. 118, 1. 0 . B. B., held Sunday night ie follorwimg officers were elected for ie ensuing year: Preisiident—!Ljoaiis Markstone. Vice-'President—Oavid (Merkel. Secretary—Rerv. J . Lutoin. '.Fin. .Secretary—Joseph Abraham. T reasiirer—1 s aac iM ei ik el. (luardian—Samuel N. Newman. {Representative to Grand Lodge, Dial, o. 1—Hemty Scheier. A 'pu'Ltlic installation an d banquet ill be held on January 4th. Invita- :>n.s win ibe issued to a number of - Ice iiv Sin a.m.- l.ul. The citizens of Saranac Lake are, making active preparations for the ics carnival on February 3, 4 and 3. Var- ious committees are formed and have alroady made progress in procuring iittravtions for this event. Evei-y in- dications points toward this lietii'g the largest carnival ever given. In the mountains. The accomodations in all the hotels have been largely increased. luced rates will be made on all roads tiring Saranac Lake. r school taught iby Misa Anna em of Peru, closed Friday tor inter, after a very successful The pupils having greatly ini- under her careful instruction, ist we will .be alble to secure >avern a s teacher far the sum- >rm. APPLICATION OFIVIKP Attorney-General ReriiHeH to «r Action for Dlsaolntlon of Moun tain Lumber To The application of (Daniel F. Payne, of Westport, that an action be browgiht for the dissolution of the Mountain Lumber Company, of twhiah C. P. Wat- i>on of this city is secretary and. trej surer, on the gi-ound that it i s a tnusc has been denied by Attorney-General Davies. It was allege*! in. the petition tihat a number of ibuyers of poplar wood for pulp, the Duncan company of Mechanidville, the Ticonderoiga Pulp and Paper Company and the New York and Pennsylvania Company of Wills- boro, had agreed to purchase all their wood from tihe Mounltadn Lumber Com- pany. A»3 tlhese are the only buyers of pop'lar wood for pulp in this section it was contended that the price might foe fixed by the Mountain Lumiber Com- pany in restraint of competition. Judge Francis Smith and Fred Ash- iby Waterman, of Albany, were the petitioners' attorneys and Henry T. Kellogg, of this city, appeared in op- position. Troy Conference PoNtponed. Recently the Conference Commission }f the Troy Conference, of which the J. H. Brown, pastor of Trinity Rev. Methodist ehuroh of Troy, is chairman, made application to Bishop McCabe for a change of the date of the Troy Conference. ' The original plan was to open the conference at Saratoga Springs on Th.misday, April 9th. The application asked for a postponement, so that the conference should begin Wednesday, April 15. Bishop MciCaihe granted the request. The fact that, the Sunday following April 9 would be Easter Sunday was the cause of the re- aue-st. Two Men Shuck l»y Trail 'Solon Peters, a carpe ieorge Lynch Mi. E. S. Payne (Fluti m Mayette Saxophone Trombone , Welch, .Dec 02 Viola | a Spellman, Jan. 03 Cello i.Miss A. Cane, Jlan. OS ..Organ Miss OMve Smith Chorus of SO Voice. The High Mass at 10 a. m. will be mns; by the Junior Choir. Following i& the program: Processional Voluntary—Cmn Sancto >ra Mass No. 13 ...Mozart Miss Georgia GVldOadden. —.a. Angels we have (heard high, •b. What 'lovely infant this be? c. Dear little one, how sweet can Thou art. Kyrie, 'Gloria and Credo—Mass in C. n IWuerth Offertory—(Adesti 'Fideles—Solo, duec and chorus Sanctus, Benedictus and Ajgnu's Dei'.!! •Mass in 0 Wuerth Elevation—Pastorale in S Whitney Closing Voluntary—March in C •• < A. Valenti SOLQISTS- Miss Carrie •Monfcville, Carmel O'- Brien, Alice Hillen and /Katie Banfield sopranos; Misses iHattie infield, Jee- iJe Hillen and Isabel Brenan, con- traltoa. CHORUS OF 40 VOICES. Organist.. • .Miss Olive A. Smith Organist Jr. Choir.Miss G. MaOadden Clioir Master Chanles F. Hudson ST. ! PETBR1S OHURCH. Midnight Mass was celebrated, services began aboutt ten minuteg ibefore midnight with a selection by the choir and a solo iby Mr. Napoleon Raeieot, \Btflmuit Chretien,\ by Adolph Adams. The Solemn High Mass 'beigan at midnight wtith Rev. Patiher Papuet as celelbrant, the Rev. Father Pelletier as deacon and the Rev. Fr. Tessier as suib-deacon. The choir consists of forty voices, and were assisted by an osrchesaiia of ei'ght pieces. The mass is by Victor Hammeril, the program .being as fol- Hammeril t, by Mrs. G F. Cardinal and Joselplilne Fountain lows: 'Du Mi 'Hammeril ame B'ass solo (by Mr. Eldward Maillett, tenor solo by Mr. C F. Cardinal, quartette by iMrs. Cardinal, Miss' Fountain, Mr. Cardinal and Mr. Henry Gallant Credo Oammerii Quartette by Miss Laura Borde, Miss Fountain, Mr. Cardinal and Mr. Gallant; alto solo by Miss Fountain; Duet by Mm. Cardinal and .Miss Fountain Offertory—iLaetabund'Us • Van Ryeschoot Incidental solo iby Miss Laura Borde. anctos Hammer!! icned ictus iHammeril Solo by 'Miss iBorde, duet toy Miss Borde and (Miss Fountain Communion^—Origan Voluntary—iNoel, J. Deplainty Miss Alice Galaise Agnus Dei. . .Hammeril Quartette by Mns. Cardinal, Miss itain, Mr. Cajidinal, Mr.Gallant Recessionail—Orchestra. •Miss Alice GaMse, organist; Mr. '/ilfried Tremlblay, director. A Low Mass wa^ ceielbra^ed on Christmas moirning at 10:30 wioh ap- ixpriate music. A mass for the lil'dren was sung- at nine o'clock. The cfh'orus of children a hundred voices. Iren's choti< has been trained by the nsists The trade, ick by living at 'Moira, N. Y., was st passenger train Wednesday near Moira while walking on the j;a.il- •oad track. Pie was terribly hurt ana •vi.ll probably die. The man was 72 'ears old. Moses Mandeirville, living in Chat- jausjay, aged 50 years, Vh.ile walking m the railroad tradk, was struck on Wednesday night by the express com- ing west, and was instantly killed. The fatality occurred near Chateaugay. We, A Car«l the undersigned, do hereby to refund the money on a 50- botrJe of Chreeue'p [Warranted Syrup of Tar if k fails to cure your or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. Mrs. D. K. Gilbert, O. T. Larkln. H. W. Clady, E. White & Co. Dr. J. H. LaRJoc^ue, (Pittsburgh. PUTNAM FAIDBLE9S DYDS aare as easy to use aB soap. No muss or failure 10c per package. Sold by O. E. Minkler G i ey Nun* TRINITY EPISCOPAL GHiURCH. The following services were held * Trinity Eipisdopal church, the Rev. 1. P. LeF. Grabaiu, rector: Celebration it Holy Communion at 7:S0 a. m.; ' j ^latins at 10; second celebration and| p ' ,,,-mon at 10:30; Chiidren-8 Ch.ist- j^^\wiis^n ITn. W t five o clock The offering Mrs . H . A . Keirk, May « Mrs. John Dambert, Jan. 03 i j .. . 1.40 .. . 1.50 .. . l.oO • .. . 3.00 .. . 5.00 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.50 .. . 1.50 .. . 4.50 .. . 5.00 .. . 3.00 .. . 4.50 .. . 4.50 .. . 1.5t> .. . 3.00 .. . 1.50 .. . 3.75 .. . 3.75 .. . 5.75 .. . 6.00 .. . 3,00 .. . 1.25 .. . 4.25 1.50 .. . 1.50 ... . 1.25 ... . 3.50 ... . 4.5a ... . 1.50 ... . 6.00 ... . 7.59 ... . 3.25 50 ... . 4.00 ... . 4.0ft ... . 4.50 ... . 1.50 H. A. Corbin, Mlay 04 'Alex ©rival, June 03 ..'\'\ J- L. Walker, Jan. 04 J- C 'Huibbell, Apr. OS \.'.'.'. Amos Arnold, Jan. 03 .. . 1 Samuel Fuller, Jan. 03 William Kirk, Jan. 03 .'.'.'. 'B. A. iSquivjes, Jan. 03 W. S. Ransom, Jianu 03 'C. B. Kirk, (Nbv. 0>2 ....'.'. Oliver Duprea, Jan. 03 .... J. Oorlb-in, Jan. 08 Louis Duroeha, Jan 04 G. E. Wood, Dec. 02 .. ..[ Alfred FeUtier, Jan. 03 •Lena Breyare, Jan.' 04 ... Benj. -E. Wells, Jan. 04 .. . J. Meafkel, Mar. 7, t)3 F. P. Clave, M. D., Jan 03 Mrs. H. M. Wilcox, Jan. (M Col. p . j an _ Dr. J. F. Bailey, Jan. 08 John Ehiprey, Jan. 08 . . W. A. Girard, tApr. 03 T>. W. C. Perry, Spt. 04 A. N. Fair, Jan. 03 ... . |R. MdCleaian, iFeto. 03 . . N. Baafcer, Jaa. 04 Peter Fournier, May 0(2 . R. H. Vlaugaian, Jan, 03 4.©$ Mrs. Martin Kelley, Jan, 04 .. . 150 Felix Dashnaw. .fen. 04 lgft Jobn Chis(holm, Jan. 04 .. . L2i J. Laootnt, Dee. M 125, Mrs. E. J. Atwood, iMay 03 l'g© Miss H. J. Lengtfedd, June 03 .. '. l!so Thomafe W. Bdaa, Jan. 04 125. Fannie B. darke, Jan. 04 .. . 150 C. B. Reagaa>e, Sept. 03 1 yo Thomas Ryan, Jan. 04 1.25 Aaron iPeryea, Jan. 03 7 3.00; Ohlafi. Galvin, Jan. 04 123 County Hosne, Jfen. 03 g 00 Seth Baker, Jan. 04 125 Or. KingaLey, Jiine 06 ....'.'.'.'.'.' 3*00 Louis Miner, Jan. 04 125 'F. E. Keese, Jan. 04 150 Ersulia Clark, Jan. 04 150 X D. Haig, May 08 ..'. 3.Q0 H. Sfceneer, Jan. 04 . : 1.25 Theo. Ryan, Jlan. 03 1 g» H. T. Johnson, Jan. 04 L25 James Riley, Dec. 03 175 AlYin Chlttendon, Jan. 64 125 Daniel Rood, Dec. 03 1.5a Henry Pike, Jan. 04 15 a Mrs. M. A. iPalmer, Jan. 03 4.W William Rock, Jan. 03 3.00 Joihn Foibare, Jan. 02 [ 154 W. H. Mooire, Dec. 02 5.80 David Stafford, Jan. 03 ........ 1.50 M. R. Andenson, Dec. 03 1S8 G. H. Barbel\ Jan. 04 .75 D. Arnold, Jan. 04 I.53 Thomas Thorntlon, Jan. 03 3.00 Alifred Powers,- Jan. 04 .;.. . i.so> 'Lewis, Emery, iFelb. 03 €.00 Horalce Emery, Aug. 03 1.50 Miss Kate Thew, Jan. 04 1.50 J. A. Biiadley, Jan. 03 3.00 T. H. Finnegan, Jan.. 03 3.W> James MuJvey, Fe(b. 08 1,50 Marietta Conn, Dec 02 2.00 0. B. Otis, Jan. 03 3.00 Henry Harrf®, Jan. 04 1.50 Alex. Poronto, Jan. 03 .65 Mrs. William Douglass, Jkn. 04 . 1-25 0. S. <3d|Ubs, Jan. 04 1.50 Joi n Hbxnett , Jan . 03 4.QQ A. iH. Smith, Jan. 04 2.25 D. Wlatstm, Mar. 01 3.00 Rev. SL H. MMntyre, Jan. 04 .. . 1.00 Mra (Martina Warren, Dec. 02 . . 2.25 Mrs. N. E. Gtregory, Jan. 04 .. . 1.5» nls Hayes, Sept 00 Mrs. 0. B. Adcodk, Jan. 04 . O. P. Corrigan, Seut. 02 ... . Mrs Iila Dolbbs, Jan. 04 ..... . Mi-s. Sarah Totman, Jan. 04 vlrs. W. R. Bdrdsell, Jan. 0<3 tffiss Aggie Myers, iSept. 02 . Mrs. J. B. Hall, Feb. 04 .. . B. D. 'Fuller, Jan. 04 03 on Ch I infirm Aged and ng ill bi Clergy fund. At till service the following musiical program was given by the church choir: Processional Hymn, Adesti l^deles. Kyrie, Crede, Sanctus, 'Bent;dictu;\ As-'iuia Dei, by 'Eyre; Gloria Excelci^. Tours in F; anthem, \Sing 0 Heavens\ by Barn by. \IET:HOO;ST S'UNDIAY SOHOOL. The regular Christmas exerciser with Christmas trees, of the Methodist Sur.- day school of this city was held on Thursday, Christmas evening, at 6:30 ti c! ock. .Besides the exercise*; there will he the usual presents «.nd candy for the children. Persons wishing to give presents to children or otheits should brim? the .gifts to the church early Thurs-day afternoon. All the children who are to take part in the exercises are requested to be at tihe church this afternoon at two o'clo'ck, for rehearsal. FIRST PRESJB/YTiEiRHAN CHURCH. May Mrs. J. K. Gilbert, Apr. John Devan, Feb. 10, 04 J. Inwin, Oct. 02 ' B. Hill, Jan. 04 ,}. H. Pierce, Jan. 03 Mrs. E. &>\ Chamberlain, Jan. 04 H. Bennett, Jan, 03 Rev. I. Putnam, Nov. 03 IRollan BTDWH, Jan. 04 ..-. Thomas Weir, Fet>. 03 Goo. Charity, Jan. 03 iE. L. iBrand, Jan. 08 H. W. Sheffield, Jan. 03 IMrs. iW. H. Winch, Jan. 04 . . David Douglass, Jan. 03 E. C. Biigelow, Jan.. 1904 IMrs. M. H. Bell, Jan. 03 'Mrs. H. BidgoOd, Jan. 04 ... . •G. B. Ijamoy, Jan. 04 G. Cassavah, Jan. 04 Thos. Barnaby, Jan. 04 Thos. Hoag, Jan. 03 D. J. Rollin, Jan. OS H. U. Hodges, Jan. 03 C. Beau'lieu, Jan. 03 K. TromWey, Jan. 04 1,00 1.50 .. 1.50 :. 1.50 ... La.-:-•• .. 3.00 .. 1.50 .. 2.00 .. 1.25 .. 3.50 .. .50 ..1.25 .. 2.25 . 4.50 . £.00 . .50 . 1.S5 . 1.50 . 1.50 . 3.00 . 1.00 . 2.00 . 1.50 . 1.26 . 1.50 . 3.00 . 1.50 . 4.50 . l.i>0 . 1.50 . 1.25 . 2.50 . 1.50 . 1.50 . 1.5<k . 8.25 . 3.00 The Christmas tree at the First Pres-IH. C. Acikley, Jan. 04
