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5. o 18 a J - FROM TOWNS I D _ PENNSYLVANIA, ~HAPPENINGS OF MUCH - INTEREST IN MANY PLACES. From the NE 30.5“; Sgeppiiai Corféjpohdéth., ICE BNIDEE AT- NRGAAA FALLS, Not Safe Yet--Coroner's In- questin Georgio Bancze Murder Case. _ ~ (Bpecial Dispatch to the Evening News.) NIAGARA FALLS, Dec. 81. - There is < an doe bridge in the gorge below the falls, and the inclined rallway ia not running, The bridge is not sufficiently strong to be safe, as it is composed of slush ice. The coroner's inquest in the murder case across the river has been com- pleted, and the jury has rendered a verdict to the effoot that Georgio Bancze came to his death by bullet wounds caused by a shot fired with a murderous intent, by a person un- known. George Tarbok, the Hungarian who was slashed so severely on the face, is in a serious condition and may die, Yesterday he was transferred to the hospital at St. Catharines, Mike Btanco, who is charged with having cut Tarbok, has been remanded to Welland for trial with the rest of the men ar- rested during the fight, except John Bancze, brother of the murdered man, who has been discharged. FRANK MURRAY IS HELD FOR BURGLARY. Grace Ohman Very Ill With Ty- phoid-Supreme Court Tues- day-New Fire Hall Officers. Dispatch to the Evening News.) NIAGARA FALLS, Dec. 81.-Miss Grace Ohman of Lyons, N. Y., is very 111 at her home with typhoid fever, Her life is despaired of, She has been at- tending the high school here.-Frank Murray, a painter, Is being held at Pollce Headquarters for the authorities of Oberlin, O., who state that he is wanted for burglary, He admits being in Oberlin two weeks ago. but denies knowledge of any crime. .* The January term of Supreme Court at Lockport will convene Tuesday next, -Chief Utz has designated Fireman Wales gs house foreman at the new fire hall In the upper power district. Fire- men Green and Lee are also stationed there. The company will answer 11 different box eanlls as far as Thirteenth street.--Rho Chapter of the Gamma Bigma Roclety of the high school elect. ed: President, J. G. Martin; vice-preat- dent, E. J. Wills; corresponding sec- retary, %:. W,. Wicker; recording secre- tiry, F. J. Taibot; trensurer, H. \ Clark; marshal, Daniel Mahoney: bord of trustees, Harry Tompkins, Howird Ashbaugh and (George Bes- wick. Installation and annual banquet Jan, 6 / Chippewa village clected, by acclama. tion: Reeve, NY. E. B. McKenzie; cotm cllHors, Andrew Hahn, L Breokon, John Lennox, Thomas Greenwood, eehool trustees. Willliam Pew, C. Flom- erfelt, M. Sthocht, +A4A+4+44+++4+++4+4+ ° LOCALS FROM $ NEARBY towns. TONAWANDA, Dec. 31-Henry G. March, a ploneer of the Tonawandaa, formerly president of the village, and a prominent lumber merchant, Mes dan- gerously ill at his home on Fletcher street. PAVILION, Dec. 31.--§,. C. Webb, old. est citizen of Pavilion died yesterday morning aged 90 years. He was born in Vermont and came to Pavilion in 1844. One son and a daughter aurvive him. His funeral will be held on Sun- day afternoon. ANGOLA, Dec. 31.-Last evening a benefit for the public Hbrary fund was' given in the town hall -The Episcopai services will be held in the town hail tomorrow. -Daniel Bloxham will occupy the pulpit at the Evans M. E. Church tomorrow morning. DANSVILLE, Dec. 81 --The funerai was held today from her late of Mrs. Amarinh Shutt of Seottsburg. residence. At the Presbyterian Church tomorrow there will be a repetition of the Christmas music, and a New Year's sermon by the pastor. The annual Sunday School election will take place. FRRDONIA, Dec. #l.-John Chri@ty, one of the best-known horsemen in Western New York, died Thursday. at his home three miles east of Fre- donia aged 70 yeare He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter. The funeral will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock. COHOCTON, bee. 31.-Officers chosen by Liberty Loige, F. & A. M. will be installed Jan. 9. Master, F. S. Rrown; wardens, F. J. House, L. R. deacons, Manley McDowell}. W. D Stan- ton, secretary, J. LL Waugh. treasurer, C Oliver; masters of reremonies, A H Wilcox and D win Draper. chaplain, © Gray, tyler. J. Snyder, trustee, W. Waite, PENN YAN, Dec. 31.--The corner atone of the new $10,000 Carnegie lib- rary, was lald yesterday. Metawlasa Tribe of Red Men elected: Sachem, Walter A. Cole, sentor sagamore. Mich- gel F. Buckley,; junior sagamore, George Wood, chief of records, Harry R Wilkins; keeper oof wampum. George H. Simmons:; collector of Wam. pum, Herry E. Sanford. trustee, George Himler, sOUTH BYRON. Dec. 31. - Byron Ledge, No. 655. |. O O. F.. eferted> Noble Grand. Edward Collister: vice- grand, Bert Kelley. rorrespanding sec- retary, Benjamin Baker. recording sor- retary, Wheaton Coward. treasurer, B. H. GH. trustee, Charles Ruckiin -- Byron Center, Stafforl and LeRoy Iodges bave nocepted an invitation to attend the M. E. Charch, Sunday morn- ing. Warsaw WEEK OF PRAYER. WARSAW, Dos. mdswdm .-The Ba tist Sunday-school has e grates}? en meg: fent, F. H. Roberts: i ay Kei- : Nicholson . nm, Alonzo Waloott; organist, Mrs F. - Next week will he observed es a week nf pr in Warsaw -Miss Lorise Gregory ef Tlaln Is the guest of Miss Maks Fargo -Mr. and Mra Wiliam Baker of finches er are eperding a fow days with ® Mrs, Weloott J Homphrogy.-Aliss Emma XNerton fin atterd v- Higkir® ims- guration Monday -Dr Gecrge Webster of s Esattle Wash.,. Is visffirg Ma nephours in Warsaw. Helltay Hates to Rsetester Desember I8 ard Jan. % by New York Central ond West Shore raullroul, only #3 reur4 trip egerts, 877 Main street, or 41 Exchange street Marsh! marshal, Ed. DEATH OF MAS. DUVALL Prayer at Bath-Rebekah Election _> (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) BATH, Dec. death of Mre. «James DuVall occurred Thursday. She was 21 years old and leaves a hus- band and one child.-Arthur' G. Perry of Pulteney was married at 10 o'clock this morning in Washington, D. C.. to Miss Sarah Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Pérry will be at home in Pulteney after Jan. 26. -The Steuben County Ag- ricultural Society will elect officers Wednesday, Jan. 11.-The Methodist and Presbyterian churches prayer.-C. N, Filkins of© Savona is dead at the age of 80 years. Mr. Fil- kins passed all his life in the place, He is survived by two sons, Harry of Danas- ville and Charles of Albany.-The Daughters of Rebekah elected: Past noble grand, Mrs. Katherine Messer- schmitt; noble grand, Mrs. William R. Gray; fAinanolal secretary, Miss Agnes Moore; vice grand, Mrs. Frank Magee; secretary, Mrs, Anna Sutton; trustee, Mrs. Katherine Rohan: treasurer, Mrs. Anna Barton, - James F. Kysor died yesterday at the age of 55. Mr. Kyseor was one of the most prominent farmers of the town. A wife and one daughter, 'Mrs. W. H. Hopkins, sur- vive. The funeral will be from the family home Sunday afternoon, Rev. I. T. Hotaling officiating. LOCKPORT'S WATER ELECTION THE 57% Big Meeting at Hodge Opera House Is Strongly in Fa- vor ot Power Com- pany's Proposi- tion. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) LOCKPORT, Dec. 81.-There was a rousing meeting at the Hodge Opera House Thursday night, lasting until midnight, to consider the water supply and power canal proposition to be voted on next Thursday, The Magara, Lockport & Ontario Power Co. proposes to furnish water from the Niagara River at 2 cents per 1000 gallons. Hon. . M. Ashley was chairman. Favoring the water proposition were (George B. Thompson, Hon, P. F. King, Charles F. Foley, Frank B. Seeley, Frank Cochran, A. T. Hopkins and others, Mr. Ashley is the largest realty owner in the city, having built £00 hew houses here in the past six years. He spoke emphatically for an. vote on Thursday. He thought Lock- port had everything to gain and noth- ing to lose, and that the water contract would guarantee the power canal to Lockport, would furnish the city with pure water at a reasonable cost and would give the city an Industrial boom 'mt least as great as that enjoyed by Niagara Falls, Hon, P. F. King, a director in the power company, reviewed the history of the past 15 years' attempts to float the power canal enterprise. He had several things to say regarding the op- position of the Niagara Falls com- panles to the Lockport project, and about enemies of the enterprise living In Lockport Itself, He was frequently interrupted by applause, He said: \The proposition upon which you are to vote, embraces the construction of the canal to Lockport. If you vote in approval we will have a power canal to Lock- port without any doubt.\ PIRE INSURANCE CO,. MEP TS MONDAY. ATTICA, Dec. 31.-The Village Truatees voted tn purchase §00 feet of hose for the fire department The Co-operative Fire Insurance Company of 'yoming and at the office of Clarence H. Beans Monday -Atticn Einogkeltas® Lodge elected Wil- liam Dushing. Sr, ober hauden, William Dusing. Jr., unter bauden; George recretary. William Timm, 9 M , John Kruse. F - H. Champlin of Bt Louis, accompanied by Miss Hila Champiit. Is the George A an‘ brother. Johif have gone to Chleago vist their mother, Mra. John Turreil Mrs Lewia Benedict Is entertaining Miss Irma Harring:on of Tekamah, Neb. - nere nemam neem and to ias Edna Turrel | FUNRRAL OFP MRS. UNGER. HAMBU RG. Dec 31 -i(Special) --The re- ' maine of Mre Rosa Unger, who died Tues. day, were taken this morning to Lang- ford where the funeral was held at the | Catholte Church - Mrs 'Aith vear and for a number of years had \ppode hor home with her daughter, Mra. Ballard. Mirs Mildred Fish |a (worming this week 'in New York. Mre E C Stoner of Pont. ; hill Canada Ids sperding a few days with ber son. Rev A R Spencer ~Mra Frank Pauly of Rochester ls the guest of her ' @tster, Mra _ Jacob Hanck -George - H [DHetrich of Stevens Point. Wis , is spend- Irg some time with bis sisters, Mrs Hor- , ace F Hunt and Mre John W Sallshury. - William Kronenberg has returned from ca five weeks sojourn | Oklahoma. } n wa TCH PARTIES TONIGHT. WESTFIELD. Dec. 31 -Special) -~Mirs Lucie Dickerman, Mrs - MeCorkle and Miss Mary Dickerman entertained a few | friends at bridge whist Thursday even. Ing ~Wake Beli, of Columbus, O . visited ifriends in Westfield yesterday «-The an- nual Christmas dance of the Century | Dancing Club was held last evening. Many out-of-town este were present The music was furnished by the Erie Or- chestra.-Many Peopse will hold - watch night parties tonight Sperial services will ibe beid at the M. E. Church Clarence Neill fa reported to be much better pnd 'tno physlclans say there is a chance for his recovery -The young people ere en. Ir ying the first skating of the season. sTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING, FRANKLINVILLE, Dec. H -Special} - The stockholders of the Gregory Stirmot- Perry-Davidson Wedding - Week of- Baptist: will observe next week as. the week of Geresee countiee hold its annual meeting . Long,. | vest of his sister, Mrs. ' Urger was in her j She is survived by a eon. () ) Nella Lineo'n at her home at Varysburg ute wit tht - BULLETS IK BANN Danie! Roberts Retains Con- sciousness, but Physicians Have No Hope. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) CORRY, Pa., Dec., 31.1-Daniel Roberts io steadily growing weaker at the Fi- tueville hospital. The physicians have now given up all hope, Yesterday it was thought the end was near, and Roberts family was summoned but he rallied. Me is consctous at times and converses with those about him. The two brlets still remain in tke brain. ExeSher.Y~Henry R. Case of Chautau- qua counmy is suffering from a severe attack of erystpelas, Reports today state he is a little better, Case is well known throughout Western New York. SALE OF OIL LEASE. $30,000 Paid for Sheridan & Al- len's Scio Lease-Olean Bas- ketball Team Defeats Y. M. C. A. Team. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) BOLIVAR, Dec. 311 -The Bolivar Cemetery Association holds a meeting at the M. E. Church parlors Monday evening to elect four trustees.-Bheri- BUFFALO \ EVENING NEWS: ._ BOOKS CORRECT. Expert Accountant Palmer Re- ported Yesterday That S. Curt Lewig' Accounts With County Are . .All Right. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) LOCKPORT, Dec. 31. -George S. Pai_m-, ep. expert accountant, who has been at work on the books of the late county treasurer, 8. Curt Lewis, made his re- port to the supervisors yesterday. He certified that the books were correct and the accounts right In every re- spect. The reports and balances agreed throughout. The committee on treas- urer's Accounts ordered the books transferred to Lewis' successor, Mr. Hastings, which occurred yesterday. The town of Newfane yesterday pe- titioned the supervisors for permission to issue town bonds to the amoluint of $18,750 for the construction of a high bridge over the 18-Mile Creek. The town voted for the bridge last spring. Several low bridges have been swept away by freshets, and the taxpayers, believe a high bridge will be the most economical. h The will of the late Daniel 8. Town was filed for probate yesterday. The estate consists of $6000 real and $500 personal property, and goes to the widow and children. $+* ?; KENMORE a NEWS: ITEMS. 4 MANY VILLAGE: IMPROVEMENTS. Men's League to Be Organized in Presbyterian Church --Rec- reatfan Club Meets Tues- day Night. (Special Dispatch to the Evening News.) KENMORE, - Dec. 31, The - im- provements | recently - made by the trolley company in the for mof sluice- ways. dams and sewer connections, will doubtless prevent the flooding of the dan & Allen have sold their oll lease, In the Scto field, to the United States Oil Company for $30,000, There are 13 wells with a daily production of 20 bar- rels. 'The wells were all drilled within two yeare and It is stated that the lease The Olean High School basketball team defeated the Bolivar Y. M. C. A, team at Newton Hall last evening by a score of 32 to 18.-Mr, and Mrs, E. C. Bradley celebrated their 40th wedding anniver- sary at their home in Wellsville by giv- ing a dinner party. COUNTERFEITERS AT DUNKIRK. DUNKIRK, Deg. 81--(Special). ~Olympia Lodge, |. 0. O. F.. elected noble grugd, secretary, C. M. Mitchell; treasurer, Rich- ard Bock; trustee, Walter Lowis.-A num- ber of counterfelt half dollars have made their inoaranve in Dunkirk and vicin- ity. It is thought the spurious coln Is boing made somewhere in this The Federal Authorities are trying to lo- cate the colners. - John W. Holmes of Brooke' Locomotive Works has been ap- pointed assistant purchasittg agent of the with locality. Americar Locomotive Company, will be succeeded by Frederick Eggbrecht. Mrs. Einily M. Bishop, who has charge of the delsarte school at (hautauyua, and who has been visiting her sister, Mra. Clark Bloss of Central avenue, for the last few qavs, has gone to Madison, Wis., to attend the inauguration of Gov. La- Follette. ~Mrs. F. White has Issued invitations for the marriage of her da ter Ada to Christopher Baumgartner. wedding will take place at S.. Church on Jan. 10. Mary's MARIFIOTA, BURIED TODAY. ANTE-MORTEM STATEMENT CANANDAIGU A, Dec, The funeral of duisep 1 Marifiota was held this morning from St. Mary's Church, In charge of Rev. James T. bougherty. It is understood that before he died, Mur- Iflota exonerated Dominick Guillimi ffom any blame in ecnusin self or to Benecroppl, and laid the blame on the Gurnecl brothers, now In Jail, and claimed that Vincenzo did the shooting. - Frank T. Hutchens has been notified tint ona of his paintings has been accepted for exhibition at the National Academy of Design, in New York City.~John D. Vt’lvk. secretary of the State Fish Commission, has notified the Sportsman's Club, that ts requisition for game fish will be filled and asks that a selection of the kinds desired be sent to the Commission, fere CHARLES L,. MARK'S FUNERAL. FREDONIA, Dec. 31-(Special) Tha Freabyterian Church was crowded yeater. day afternoon at L. Mark The bearera were Prof, M T Dana, (George R Moore, Prof, A Y Free. 81. -(Bpecial). ~- ; man, C.. Robineon, John Huns and Henry Leworthy Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery - The Christian Church held their Christmas exercises last even- ing The presents were diatrthuted from mn alr ship instead of a Christmas tree Prof, Ernest B. Lauee and wife returned to Little Valley yesterday Renoerdy Bald- win and Clayton Durfee have returned to New York City after spending their vaca. i | Amdrew Hoste; yvice-grand, F. B (“Hormt | 1 i \$A; ‘ | ! had been paid out before it wus sold, -| headquarters at Schenectady. Mr. Holmes ; the Injuries to him- | I the funeral of Cbarles' tion with their sax-ants, The Normal bas- ketball team will play at Franklin, Pa,. {this evening. i i feo \ FUNERAL OFP MRS. CLARK. 1 |_ DARIEN, Dee 81 (Special The fu-. | neral of Mra FEunlee Whecer Clark who died at the home of her son, O E Clark Appleton, Wis, was held vesterday ernoon at North Darien Darien £3 veare ago married 6 years ago to Rufus Clark. who died 11 vears ago . Clark « Miss MeCraley |a aper dic the hollday t vacation at her home at Bliss and Mira The general store of O. J Christopher- leon. at Darien Center has been reanld to \Frank Humphrey Watch night sarvires will be t a. tonight at the M E Church Refres vents will be gerved The board af dire. tera of the Western New York , Milk Producers Union met vresterday at' the Stafford House Buffalo I ° in Kansas and! | f 1 WILLIAMSYVILLE SOCIAL AND CHURCH NPWS. WILLIAMSVILLE, Dec 31 - Mra John Schmeck of Sanborn, has re- turned home, accompanied by Mrs J 8 Snearley and daughter Mary -Tomorrow evening at the Christian Church, Rev meetings --The anmual donation of the Methodist Church was held Inst evening - Frank G- Walter and Wo T Morris af; fterltan Church. Rev fra W. Henderson, the bolidays with . pastor. alter - Rev W j., Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- | day evenings of each week. The first Pittsburg, are spendin Mr and Mre George Kneliertz of St Francis Homs spent Christmas with his paren's at Salamanes -Mre Hattle Koch of Sharon, Pa. is the guest of Mr and Mrs John Lekn. ALBION TAX RATE. ALBIMN Dec H-(SpecialD) -The Albion ; | tax rate in the villago is $& $1000 ; © i | man Shoe Compapy will meet, January 3 {at 2 P. M.-Rev E L Willis is home from | Whitesville for a few days -The Watkins | Brothers, of Farmersville, have purchesed the Wilbur J. Law livery and will take ssession January L-Charles Searle will fifm Monday fbr Salamanca to work In , the Waiwort Meat Market -Guy Ames pesterday solid the Arthur Spring kmuse and lot on Maple aveng to & am a romman for $500 -Mrsa therine Wat- _kirs of Holmes avenue will leave next week for Chicago, where sha will reside with her simter. + g RONCLIFPE-STEINFELDT WEDDING ELBA, Dec. S --Mliss Latrefta Roemoliffe | stout is the guest of har «lster, Kira ard Henry Steinfeldi were married Thore : loftp Menrlall-Miss Esftfle Er ry at the home of the cotsinting clergy. om\ tee 400 Eiper -After a trier wedding wip Ihmey whi rexife in this even. | -The reguigr monthly onfom meeting will Ibo pel4 tomorreu evering at the Preghy- terign CBburk -W B gman plage near the depast to Gesrge j lez fer $. | i J M ;&3t:zm aT Parker has «9114 a i Asbel $o -| the toms of ths outside the village, $.M to difference emirt Rouse Jan. 10 to elect directorm-» numtfbor of Altion voung women gm leap-year party lost evening -Mr. Mrs Herry 8. Cstrarder of kcawtmme; lave soon for a trip to Nebrask ard Olof- . ornda -A (Christmas entertainment was ; fiver} by Miss Louisa H. Daliey and ter , néergarten sthool yesteriay. of somga. revitatin®a, tributing of presents, of th .. 4LDEX PERSONALS. | ALDEN, Dree S1-(Speciah-Elvy Ki- der of Lowel, Maks, Hx mother kere this week -lirs. Malls s a sre to Waverly to spard a wil gea- «eter, Mira Frod Lay» I phewag f, =- . P CT f ana | phy ef Bof? ware wousts ot 3 Str. a~2 MFE Frack Haliw. g b *% Frack PalAiwin aft» ! She waa horn at o | Year's Day union gospel meetings wiil 'be hetd under the auspices of the Beth- D ' Carlton. stor. C Tremaine will begin a series of revival | gist PA from Jan. 8 to the 15th, inclusive, at 17 45 P. M. The second series of meet- : of 9 cents is due to a 930 item of experige t Hoyt street. Jan. board of health -The anouni meeting of u sive, at 7 6 P M thp Farmers Mutcal Insurance Company be held at the West Avenue Presby. of OGrlears County will he keld at tt* rerfan Church at West avence and ve #. = 47 “5.55\de at T 6 Po M 'The strike ai | drtils, and the dls. etrect railronds have suspended ser- . | er awn Raindi- ; vige, the electric light wires have been 'ent and the newspapers are not pub- | paring. | preapers an4 parior cars dlrect to Pica» | Pulse, Virgil avenue culvert. Kenmorites nre grateful to the company for this added {mprovement.-A large delegation of the men of the Presbyterian met last night and unanimously voted to organize a Men's League, Charles R. Hamilton, John J, daugh. Jr. and Louls P. A. Eberhardt are a committee on organization «The new walks recently laid on West Hazle. tine and East Sanborn avenues ure greatly appreciated by pedestrians. The sewer and water connections on Villa avenue in advance of the prving are now complete.--The Recreation (C'Tub will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Fred Eberhardt on Delaware avenue.-A locai contractor reports the number of building contracts, in pro- cess of negotiation, to be the greatest in the history of this village. GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN THIGH, Hannah Schilling, 14 years old, the daugh- ter of Joseph Schilling of Cherry Creek. was taken to tho Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon, suffering from a bullet wound in the left thigh. While Andrew Knoch, who is employed by Schilling, was cleaning a loaded revolver, It was neeldentally discharged and the bullet struck the girl. She was put on an Erie train and brought to Buffato. Thia morning It was sald she was resting com» fortahly and the surgeons look for her re- covery. New Year's EvG f With the River Cop. 3 { +4 .’- , he You people who mpend New + Year's eve amid ail the comforts of your own home will appreciate 1 this story of the \river cop.\ who spends his New Year's eve in the desolation and oftimes amid the dangers of Buffalo's waterfront. +4 It's really a sand story and well ¥ iliuatrated and after you read It you will have more regurd for the I copper who never gets above Ex- change street I * ++ ? in the Sunday NEWS, 444444444444 AAAAAAAAAAAAQ DEMURRER IN BAY STATE GAS CASE SUSTAINED. (By Associnted Prosa ) NEW YORK, Dec 31 -The demurrer in- terposed In behalf of the Moreantile Trust Company of this city In an action brought by Jacob Edwards of Boston against the Mer. cantile Trust Company of Delaware was sus. tained In an opinion handed down yaster- day by Judge Ray In the United States Ctr. cult Court This diemirses the action, whirh has dragged tediously the Federal courts «ince the filing of the original com- plalot in Reptember, 1992 ST. MARK'S ANNUAL RALLY. The Sabbath School of St Mark's Methodi«t Church, Elk and Hamburg rtreets will hold its annual rally Monday morning. Jan The exercises will begin at 10 1+) ajclock. recitations and ronmga by the childrens with greetings from former pastors and superin- tendents The Aerial Quartet will render appropriate selections Refreshments will be serv in the church parlors and a treat for all the children This will be a time of re. union and e«~hange of reminiscences by former mombera and friends of this old bis- torte church UNION GOSPEL MERTtINGa. -| For ihe six weeks following New lehem Presbyterian Church, Rev F B the Riverside Metho- Episcopal Church. Rev B. H Stauffer. pastor, West Avenue Presby- The meetings will be held on gories of meetings of two weeks' dura- tion will be held at the Riverside M. E. ((Church, West and Bird avenues. ings will occur at the Bethlcshkem Pres- bytertan Church at Bird avenue and 16th to 2th. inclu- The lost serten will West Ferry street, Jan. $0 to Feb. 12, BAKU STRIKE CONTINUES. TIFLIES. Trams-Caccasia, Des B- Bake continues The Improved Trats Service to Southorn Wig» i ter Resorts dirfag cat serficns Both Polman FOUND TREASURER'S Church ' I Rev. . Mid.: I 3 | | 1 EEE | via Seaboard Air Line. Guickent ama |d hwo ; shortest route to the Sooth ExceZoxt [® kourst, N. C. #84 QOfltanrdtn. ditan to reactar through «arche a=4 pocklnts. tn ##% fir faformutiecs tur, DHS tt atzeet. i 3:- 3,» $ Astr'st FPeana*wer Agent, H1% | them. at 5 o'clock yesterdas afternoon, but men SATURDAY, -ur. | ease Im the- History of . Buffalo, MANY VACANT - SEATS IN SCHOOLS, Estimated That the Total Num- ber of Cases in the City . - - This Month ig ' 2000. Buffalo has on its hands a moasles epi- demic surpassing in extent any known in the history of the city. In the first 3 days of the month just closing 1140 cases have been reported to the Health Depart- ment. 'The dally average is 40 cases, Just before the schools closed for the Christ-, mas holidays some were sadly depleted of pupils. In some classrooms the ab- sencu. due to measles was betwen 10 and L0 per cent Peuple generally knew there was more meusles than usual In the city, but few outside the Health Department wre aware of the widespread effect of the disease. As a rule the cases are light, but many necessitate the absence of a child from school from a week to a fortnight. In two of the schools the number of cuses of measles reported in December was over t. This report does nut include the week just closed, which would tend {n Increase the number at least a quar- er. An Indication of the effect measles Is having in the schools cam be gained from the following table, which shows the number of pupils Ill Schools with less than a dozen cases are not reported:; No. 1, 44 cases; No. 4, 17 cases; No. , 16 cases; Nn 1, 247 cases; No. 8, 45 cases; No. 9, 18 cases; No. 16, 24 cases, No. 19, 12 casos; No. 24, 14 cases; No. 25, 18 cnses; No. 28, B cases; No. 31, 28 cases; No. 84, 20 cases; No 37, O) cuses; No. 88, 30 cases; No. 39, ® cages, No 41, 25 cases, No. 44, 34 cases, No 47, I® cases; No 48, 13 cases; No. 49, #I eases; No 50, 24 cases; No. 56, 27 cases; No. Ul, 14 cases. In the Central High School there was one cure and in the Masten Park High School there were five cases The pri- vite und lnmvhlul schools fure the same as the public schools, but as In most of these there are fewar scholars the num- ber of cuses reported is smaller, \The numerous cases of measles re- ported have made it necessary for us to open new pages on our record books for several schnols,\ sald Dr. Gram, who has charge of the vital statistics of the Health Department. \The epidemic surely ls more extensive than we have had In years.\ In the month of November the reports of measles were numerous. equalling near- ly the previous ten months of the year, byt the total was nowhere near so large as this month's will he. The total of cases reported In November was 728. This month it will be nearly double that num- er,. Not all the cases nf this disease are re- ported to the Health Department,. ne many people think medical attendance unnecessary for a alight attack of measles und so the department never gets a rec- ord of the caso. It is probable 2000 would bo nearer the correct uumber of cadets In the clty thin the number reported to the health officials. TER TUNHELS AN FREE F Long Fight at the Pumping Station to Prevent a Water Famine. NEW APPLIANCES WERE FOUND USEFUL Slush fce hns cenmed to clog the tunnels at the pumping statton. and the water frmins that It occagtorned wholly or in part In different seetonks of the ciyy !a relleved for the time being ~The mush dre ceased to come into the tunnels at 6 o'clock this morning. ' said Engineer Cloudaley at the pumping sta- tion, \and It looks as If the trouble was over It has been a long slege The ice started to come dr at 4 o clock on Thuraday night ard bothered us steadily ut ti just before daslght this morning We think the trouble is over bur we have a big gang of men with call to start at work again if the ice beging to rome down again Yerterday owas a busy time at the pumping station to atave off a general water famine from the city In spite of the utmost efforta there was an complete of water in Afferent parts of the «itp, and dino dewntownr 0 fice bulid. It ge winirh have pumps of their awn it wasa found they were choked with slush tce that bad been pumped into 'the mains Deputy Commissioner Lyon and Chief Engineer Cloudstey bad a gang of ® men at the pumpirg s«taton batt ing with the mush as it ertered the cistern from the tunnels The paraphernelia for attacking the fee consisted of dip.nets, steam an wheels armed with wire biades for dipping up the te from the tunnels, as It fell Into the caters The revolving wheels were Inrtalied last winter for this / purpose and were operated hy a crank | Humad by husky laborers An the Joe was lifted from the water an the wire screen blades of the wheels jets of bet walter were directed upon it. and meited it. The men wiva the dip nets were scattered all around the edge of the tank and were kept busy dipping out masses of slush It required consmtart and stren- gous effort to keep the too from clogging the pumps. and even then they were forced to be stopped. . ne at a time, to rid them of the ice that was sucked into The situation was relleved eansiderably were employed all nigh: in dipping out the clogging ice. UNFERMENTED | pure | erape suice Selling to the § consumer at E wholesale prices E is the thing that brings the peo- ple to this store daily. We kave a few dozen pare | Unfermented Grape Juice in | full quart bottles at $2.00 per dozen. Try a sample quart | at 35 cents,. No (ree sample | bottles, 1 THE 1. W. EY¥EXOER CD. Fert. on trs *~ lourraee. T. b b i r d | for four monthes ty duigo Lewwer tm [ Firat Dletrirt Court this cooffing i Tin cleated gullty to beleg a vogeats, | |aaylug Re wes «ithou! becktm of ;:Trieniisa He alts «all te bod bees | famd for three | nt Be way Hygws of . CoUaHs, COLDs, BRONCHITIS, PNF MONIA, LAGRIPPE, ARE ALL; DIF«- © PERENT FORMS OP CATARRH. - |- a « Women of Americal! Read the ex- perience of Miss ! Langlotz and Mrs. - ipo # mrs. _ ; Clow. It may save M WIMW'IWI\ CZEEJPN‘ | your Health. vers seed bewe v Mrs. Clow Has Used Pe-ro-na With Benefit for Coughs, Colds and Catarrh. . 'Mrs. Christian Clow, 212 E. Harrison street. Colorado Springs, Col., writes; ~ \I have taken Peruna off and on for six years and have found it very - beneficial in a great many ways. - \I took it for a cough and cold,also for catarrh of the bead, and it cured me. \I took It for a tonicand to give me strength and I have every reason to Miss Minnie Langlotz, §10 Water street, Menasha, Wis., member Wo- man's Bowling Club and Menasha Star Cveling (Club, writes: ''Ton bottles of Peruna cured me of a protracted case of bronchitis. There is no superior remedy that I know of. The way Peruna elimin= ates the poison from the system is simply marvelous. \I cannot say too much in its praise, as I found it acted so quickly and effectually in my case. 1! heartily endorse It and feel sure that all who try It will be pleased with it.'' ATCHING cold is really the aeute stage of catarrh. A sudden chill- | Ing of the surface of part of the to the warmer parts of the body be- ecause of their loose structure, which affords Hittle or no support to the dell~ body drives the blood to the Interior of cute vessels turgid with an unusual spe'ak well of your medicine.\ the body, and Its presence In unusual supply of blood. & “f Emmi onhflle ithoueandsbgf “$51“ quantities CRURCR ; R R R . monlals e the one given above. e >> temporary conges. | Peruna nets directly on the Y8§5@- can give our readers only a Slight NEGLECT tion of some organ, | motor system of newves, which &!YC pjimpse of the vast array of unsolicited COLDS PROVE which may continue | Lonlelty to these overcrowded vessel? endorsements Dr. Hartman is constant» DISASTROUS. long enough to pro- and enublea them to resul'n their; using“ ly receiving. duce -the olisturp. Olastlelty, and thus prevents further aggress Dr., §. B. Hartman, Prégl«e derangement If you suffer from a cold, do not neglect It Take Peruna at once. STRAP STILL USED IN BUFFALOS SCHOOLS Supt, Emerson Says Princi- dent of The Hartman Sanitarium, Go- lumbus, Ohio, All correspondence held strictly confidential. EDUCATION FOR SOUT ance called \a cold.\ The mucous mem- branes of the respiratory tract are oftenest damaged by this rush of blood KILLED HIMSELF WITH CHLOROFORM. H. Gov, Aycock Says That Is Rem- edy for Section's Loss of Power. William J. Weter, Driver of Dog- Catchers' Wagon, Committed Suicide at End of a Spree. (By Associated Press.) JACKSONVILLE, Fia., Dee M..» Gov. Aycock of North Carolina ad- dressed the Southern Educational As- sociation here last night on \The Edu- cation of the Masses,\ Crazed by drink, William J. Weter, driver of the dog-catcher's wagon. coms mitted sulelde lust night by drinking chinroform which he purchased to klil cats. Weter was 24 years old and lived 7 'The only remedy for the South's loss at 21 Cypremm street. la..} _ pals Aro Allowed to Ad=| or Gower in the nation, he dectared About 8 o'clock - last night Weter , R was universal education. * walked In Frank Winter's saloon at 188 m'nlster corporal Punish. \We must not repudiate, but de- Cherry atreet, where his brother, Harry velop,\ be raid. ''We must seek out, Weter, ds a bartender, and naked for a and - appreciate our own | distinctive ment to Unruly Puplis. traits, our own traditions, our deep- rooted tendencies and read our destiny in their interpretation. We must put away vainglory and boss. .g and take an impartial Inventory of all the things we have and are, and these things can core to us enly Through the training of all our citizenship \ drink. It wus refused. Shortly after- ward he crank the chloroform. The patrol wagon from the Sycamore Buffalo appears to be behind New York Street Statton was called nnd Woetercin Afeciplinary methods -in the -public wus hurried to the Emergency Hospital bs The New York Board of Edu- where he died an hour afterward | HIA cetion aboushed corporal punishment some brother, (t was gold, fook ian bottle of gtime ago aind sast week voted down a Ia udanum from him earlier In the day | pree ution to fe jgm» it by # to 16 Deputy Medical Examiner How land ln-j Fuperintrbdetit of Bidueation Fmeraon tigated th ane Cys asked ho : 1 M Po pufi« DLLs Pabra W the B iitals ache m\ \ \0C SENT TO PENITENTIARY. © The prin pass orf principals [are allowed to adanister n~-vrp<;rm mar;- H ; uhr vot 'efsor al» f + P STEP I: Dn P vis mor uf pis mode of dis.} Michael Fox Will Serve Fifty Iptire In a iad thes # 19 e oe ht PDC lhe sitap Som Days for Swearing at liar not get ainpbg with ut the strap Bome [of them deo not Infuet eerporal purdish- (mei at ad, but I chins a majority do g Ao «trap ce gees ()+ gstanally Aa com. comes from - fome | paferit who Lt} rus ag hey has heer whipped unfieces pra rbs but sip ho omplatn:« sare mot fre- que to ] saves t baed any for some time ** Andrew Cisewsk! Instantly | Killed at Crittenden--May® WILL “$5?th ifl-TERSON. Have Been Suicide. Supt. Churchill. t Charged with abusing Supt. Churchill of the Boclety for the Provention 6f Cruelty to Children, by calling him vile rames and using profate language of% the rtreet, Michael Fox., 40 years old, une arraigned beforo Judge ft the First District Court this mornit#. Hoe was convicted and fined $50, In das fault of payment he was sent down this 50 aol Fox and his wife recently quarrel®eA ~.. | and separated, Mro Fox taking her twoo | ~~ daughters ond Fox keepthg the two tbnya. Fox wont to board In a saloon At (By Associated Press ) YORK. Nev jf ~A private dispatch peceived from Wo Va. last night romtalnai the atatep ent that Too A Devery, who was gupposed to bo rolsirg e Pound for tk balling og*t ~\ Nan Pertersor would ar- pive in the city today $20.000 rash for Andrew Clgemwaki of 1811 Sycamote atreet. a shoemaker, Aeliberately stepped in front of a New York Centrai freight 'ca'n about three-quarters of a mlle eeat of Cntterden as u ch L 22 Angee 1 P c 1049 (Clinton street and took the boys |- I e + ; - {ton that purpose The dispatch was «bhown to P ' * , {ti jo gfi'fifx‘mmpmfléfi vaxgi‘erw‘lawafpfii xterml‘rmr err'flv lJcmmfl. who read (t over |f with him - Mro - Fox ‘mmplnlnedqf oo . <:. H Danser pont out the case ss one of de-. ©owWy and then. WM\ R fupt. Churchill about ber boy! “flag Hberate suleide 10 'Nen Parterson ecll be tried a\4iip a esloon ond they ware sant to the He was seen absutlo the- (n- feart'tie ms bail wll he } German Orphan Asylum. © final A few dayo ago tho oldest boy, | 12, ran away from the orphan asyluf@ . © and wont back to blo father, Vorterday fopt Chorehll] went to tha Crittenden hall an hup before his death . Ai one place he ordered a dtink ard popd for it, but dM4 not drink If To many the man looked as if he was dnzed Ja sor Unique new trar CaRDS W srNT OUT BY D. @ 8. LNP, Ing under some strirge mall: inarttor [fe . * f sO Ste staggered away from the betei In the 65° pmuzeands of drafta cach of which ‘m‘figflm‘hn? fwmnfifl fikebgfg. flzwhhegunig \°C zien of the tracks n approncbing | at entities the bolder to draw gp [ACOM chirgo Of iim, Loin ALO t is said be saw a traim approncbirg am atumel tim by callise bm vile tho Preprait -& Cleveard Company for Il huppy Gage thn the reas 1H8B, hose been sent cit by A A Rohbanta ars poooune gop ten'foe tnopegppe of tike cti pany at Detect: Fhe deafte are for post fas are ord thss also be om the Frmrcit & Coty pany or the «Curpotars! & Toots Bse B WWW” SfaNCBRat KE¥ENLE® @H (ies $ The mpl | ei off the (ras ratmes An oMiter wan called ard Fu wasn arreatsl The boy was sont to gmrm Laker» raformn school an Wesp ~ Hats - HEALTH BEPFARTMENT . tut made nn attempt to The pilot strock him arnd be was thrown under the trata ard ground to pleces [r Pranser ordered the brough in the Morgue He was IA years nld FOLEY GIED IN PENTTENTIARY Christ Foley, a 1 ymam ol4 élcd ta the bospite! a che Erte Coosiy Popire= rary a few sninutes after 8 o'clock lsst night His Ceath Is attributed to over indugermce in 6 Artsk A Iiifle cwer a wosek ogo Foy was eqgstem® f;# Che fixc=l arrested for on essrywlatnt of bis me ens costal pole wite. A trigl botore Joige Murphy (n Pole ngk $ Coun led to Paley being centered t> the Pen'tert'tary He bai been there m «bart time be became wk ani wes transferred to the Medical Heam- Imer Damser ardered the tody removed to the . Mcorgre. © SENT LOWW BY REGUE®ST. At Kis own regrost, Charles Sores 10) yeare old, wes sert to the Workouts» INSFALLATIOX OF ¥. Bh &l. wl WM’WW” 7 \p yerr #5 om mmsocog t3 the evefing of lam To Cins3 terres pO». MPR fectue aed \Hostas H%» Tit eperk.
