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STORE BURNED Engleman Carriage Reposi tory Total Loss. WORST FIRE SINCE BIG BLAZE IN 1909 Ti-am p P iobably Slept in B u ilding Over N ight an d Di-opped Inghted M a t d i or S p a rk fi*om Pipe. Ix>ss $10,000. (Special to The U n ion). M onticello, Jan . 13.— F ir e destroy ed th e larg-e tvag-on depository . and Store of Joseph E n g lem a n on P rin c e Street early this morning together ■with 80 -wagons, several tons of 'hay a.nd various supplies -which involves a loss, it is estimated, of $10,000. The origin of the fire is a m y stery, b u t is believed t h a t a tram p had slept In the building over night and may have dropped a lighted m a tch o r cig- O-wing to th e building having a tin ro o f and th e re being no wind, th e danger of the flames spreading was lessened. T h e residence of B e r t I^atourette, next door, was slightly scorched. F o r over an hour, th e firem en, w ith a big supply of w a ter, fought h a r d to g e t th e fire u n d e r control and pro te c t ad ja c e n t p roperty as it was im possible to save th e Engelm a n build- T h e building was constructed about 10 y e a rs ago by Brown and Mills for a sash an d blind factory. T h e am o u n t of insurance is not known. This was th e largest fire an d heaviest loss in M onticello since th e g reat blaze on A u g u st 10, 1909. NEG R O SHOOTER. N e w b u rgli P o lice W o rked Up W h e n Cocaine F ien d G e ts Busy. S n a tching up two revolvers from th e show case in th e store of H y m an S h a p iro on Golden street, N e w b u rgh “ S n a k e s ” Allen, an aqueduct negro, ra n (jut of th e store M o n d ay n ig h t ■with th e weapons and pointing a t p u r suers k e p t th e m a t bay until h e could m a k e good his escape in the; darkness. H e eluded them for a time, but the police started afte r him , guarded th e exits from th e city, an d th e n scoured th e town, searching every place w h e re a negro-w a s likely to tak e refuge. T h e y found him a t last hiding in a Closet in “ C h a rity ” Bell’s, on South W a ter street- The activity of th e police was prom p ted by a rep o rt t h a t Allen, was a cocaine fiend, app a ren tly ru n am u c k , fo r he had declared it to be h is Intention to go to ■Cornwall and \k i every nigger on the aqueduct.” H e had sh o t a t young Jacob R o skln, one of h is pursuers. URGES ORGANIZATION. S e n a tor R o s e T a lks “ G e t T o g e t h e r ” to Republican Committee. Senator Jo h n B. Rose, of the town of Newburgh, addressed the Rc»publi- can county com m ittee at Goshen, W ednesday, at some length, reg a rd ing the advisability of m o re am p le or ganization throughout the county. He said th a t in his opinion the Demo crats are engaged in “digging th e ir own graves” in Albany, and th a t while Go^^ Dix is eapabie and honest in his intentions, th e carrying out of the radical legislative program which he advocated will result in returning the R epublican party to pow e r in the state in the Assem b ly districts next Senatoi* Rose cited w h a t had been accom p lished by organization in N e w b u rgh, and advocated m o re th o r ough organization • thro u g h o u t the county. H e asked th a t the p a r ty in th e county wipe the slate of all Old scores, begin anew, and go into the fight in complete harmony. Speaking of the situation in New burgh, S e n a tor Rose said th a t “ vfe are not looking for trouble and do n o t recognize th e re is any trouble. The regular organization of that city should be recognized by th e county organization ju s t as the county organ ization in tu r n is by the slate organ ization.” In his official capacity S e n a tor Rose said th a t he w a s willing to co-operate w ith th e county com riiittee to discuss matters affecting the party and to be advised by the com m ittee. H e advo cated t h a t th e com m ittee m e e t often- er and th a t t h e spirit of organization be m o re generally -developed. On m o tion of Senator Rose, a com m ittee of five w a s appointed to take up th e m a t t e r of organization and to confer w ith the representatives of th e various w a rds and towns w h e n they so desired, w ith a view of form ing or strengthening local organizations. Thom a s B. Gibson, of \Walden moved th a t a quarterly m e e tings of th e com m ittee be held on th e second W e d n esday of each quarter, com m encing w ith th e second W e d n esday in Jan u a r y of each year. This was unanim o u sly adopted. — N e w b u rgh BUHLETS IN O I J ) T R E E . M ay be R e lics of I n d ian B a ttle in P ioneer B ays. \When an old apple tree on th e F a r - n u m estate on K ingston avenue was cu t down by C h arles W illiam s, a n u m b e r of bullets w e re found in th e tru n k of th e tree. T h e old tree had stood on th e farm ever since anyone now living can rem e m b e r, and was know n to h a v e been an old tree fifty years ago, an d m a n y believe t h a t it was over 100 years of age. T h e tru n k was over th r e e feet in diam e ter, b u t th e rings could n o t be counted. No one knows w h e n th e bullets w e re fired into th e trunk, but th e i r ch a r a c ter and th e d e p th a t w h ich they w e re found h a s been held by m a n y to indicate th a t p e r h a p s th e y w e re traces of an Indian battle fo u g h t in th a t place. The farm was settled and an orch ard started before th e Indians had been driven from th e country. I W reck a t Maybroofc. A collision took place a t M aybrook on F rid a y afternoon betw e en a pas senger train of th e C e n tral New E n g land road and a L e h igh and H u d son freig h t train in w h ich five freig h t cars w e re derailed and th e passenger cars “sideswiped.” F ir e m a n Conners jum p e d from the engine. T h e re were no passengers injured. O p e ration Bong D e ferred. Dr. E . B. L a m b e rt was called to Hawley, Pa., on W e d n esday to p e r fo r m ' a laparotom y operation on Mrs. P . R . Stephenson, necessitated by in ju ries received in a fall about two years ago. The operation w a s suc cessful and Mrs. Stephenson is recov- E n d s W in ter’s Troubles. To m any, w inter is a season of 'trouble. The fro s t- b itten toes f.-j\ Zingers, chopped h a n d s and lips, chil- I)lains, cold-sores, red and rough llkins, prove this. B u t such troubles :Jy before B u c k len’s A rnica Salve. A ■trial convinces. G reatest healer of B u rns, Boils, Plies, Cuts, Sores, B ruises, Eczem a an d Sprains. Only 2Sc. a t All Druggists. EVfPABED ON PrrCHPOBK. New M ilford B ad Suffers H o rrible D e a th by Accident. W a rw ick, Jan. 15.—^Impaled upon a pitchfork A lbert Phillips, Jr., of New M ilford, O range county, m e t w ith a fatal accident on S a tu rd a y evening and died next m o rning. H e was carin g fo r his fath e r's horses and had throw n down some hay from th e loft above th e stalls.- H e dropped th e p itch fo r k dow n the hole before descending th e u p right lad d e r affair, fastened to th e side of the stable. It is believed t h a t he m iss ed his hold an d fell, being im p a led upon the fork-handle, . w h ich stuck u p rig h t in the hay. The handle entered his body six teen inches, m a k ing a . fatal wound.^ H e succeeded in w ithdraw ing the fo r k -handle before his grandm o ther cam e to ask him to go on an errand to th e village; b u t lay bleeding and helpless on the stable floor. 1 ROUTE FOUR- S tate H ighw a y Commission Says P o r t Jervis Boses It. P rom M onticello F rid a y cam e posi tive assurance th a t P o r t Jervis has lost R o u te 4 of the S tate Road. W h e n The Union published th e re p o rt from N e w b u rgh to this effect, Rev. W, I. Stecher, of M onticello, w rote to State Jlighw a y Commission er T, W a rren Allen, asking i f it were Mr. Stecher has received a letter from Mr. Allen in reply, in which, it is stated th a t R o u te No. 4 h a s been decided upon and th a t it will ru n fro m M iddletown to B loom ingburg, W u rtsboro and direct to M onticello across th e B a rrens, following th e ro u te o f the old N e w b u rgh and Co- checton turnpike. N e v ertheless, th e re is a bill a t Al bany, probably introduced alread y to com p el th e com m ission to include P o r t Jervis in th e route, in accord ance w ith t h e general law w h ich says th a t the cross state roads m u s t in clude the cities and principal villages- F ish e r sen ten c e Stayed. Sentence w a s stayed in th e case of Thom as Fisher, convicted of holding up the W e st Shore station a t Corn wall, on D e cem b e r 4th. Counsel will apply for a certificate of reasonable E s c a p e d W ith H is Bife. “Twenty-one years ago I faced an aw ful death,” w rites H. B. M artin, P o r t H a rrelson, S. C. “Doctors said I had consum p tion and the dreadful cough I had looked like it, sure enough. 1 tried everything I could hear of for m y cough, and was un der th e treatm e n t of th e best doctor in Georgetown, S. C., for a year, but could get no relief. A friend advised me to try Dr. K ing’s New Discovery. I did so, and was com p letely cured, 7 feel th a t I owe m y life to this great th r o a t and lung cure.” Its positively guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all bronchial affections. 50c. and $1.00 Trial bottle free a t All Druggists. A new lot of those fast selling Jockey Boots in all sizes from 6 to 1 3 ^ , and 1 to 5 ^ . Also a large as sortm e n t of slippers fo r m en, women and children, a t rock bottom price*,— C h ase’s Carli Shorn House. SEEK TO AMEND CITY CHARTER Installment Payments for | Improvements. ALSO CHANGES IN SIDEWALK LAYING TIic Council H e a rs D rai’t.s of These Am endm e n ts an d One to Give Police D e p a rtm e n t Civil Ser vice tind Approves Them Thonsands Have Kidaey Troalile and Never Snspect itJ How To Find Out. I F ill a b o ttle o r common g lass w ith your water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a brick dust sedi- ettli: A m endm e n ts to th e city charter were approved by th e City Council F riday night, providing fo r paying improvement assessments in install m e n ts ; fo r proceedings in laying side walks and fo r civil service in the po lice department. They will be sent to the legislature for enactment into A t th e adjourned m e e ting of the Council w e re present M ayor K n a p p , A ldez'm an-at-Large Johnson, A ider- m en Orr, Swinton, M cCathie, F la n a gan, W oolsey, Brown and E a g a n ’.Cor- porat'ion Counsel Lybolt and C lerk Cleary. The special object of the meeting was to tak e action on th e am e n d ments to the City C h a rter drafted by corporation Counsel Lybolt. These proposed am e n d m e n ts w e re read. The first gives the Council the rig h t to determ ine th a t assessm e n ts for local im p rovem ents m a y 'he paid in five equal installm e n ts and m ay collect th e first Installm e n t by a special assessm e n t ro ll o r place it in the next city tax roll; the following installm e n ts to be collected a t the sam e city taxes- This am e n d m e iit was m a d e m o re especially w ith reference to assessm e n ts for paving- The second am e n d m e n t affects side w a lk laying, perm itting th e Council to proceed w ith th e w o rk itself, and if th e ow n e r does not pay w ithin 30 days th e cost shall bear in terest at 12 p e r cent, a year, and th e am o u n t shall also be Inserted in th e next city tax roll an d collected like o th e r city taxes. This does aw ay w ith a special assessm e n t roll, w h ich should be u n necessary if one individual be re quired to lay a walk. The th ird am e n d m e n t affects the tenure of the patrolm e n , giving them a rig h t to hold office during good be havior or until Incapacitated. The bond of Justice of the Peace Edward Jones, for $500, was ap proved- Mr, P. M. Ogg asked a refund of $19.60, fo r the rep a ir of a broken sew er pipe, caused by t h e subsidence of the g u tter an fro n t of his prem ises on Sussex street. On m o tion it was so ordered. b n m o tion of Mr- Orr, th e prepera- tion of an ordinance reg u latin g the re p a ir of streets an d fo r collecting a license fee from palm ists and fo r tune; tellers was referred to th e cor poration counsel. On m o tion of Mr. O rr these spe cial policem en, appointed by the M ay or, w e re confirm ed: J, E lm e r E v e ritt, Louis Steinbach, W. B- H o rnbeck, Win- Gottlieb, F r a n k Boyd, George M u rray, Daniel Y e o m a n s and H. S. C h am b ers. M O T H E R SEEK S CHIBDREN- Put T h e m in H o m e Y e a rs Ago and Lost T rack of Them . N e w b u rgh, Jan. 12. — Follow ing years of w e a ry an d fruitless search fo r h e r children— H a ttie May and F ran k ie Louise— who 19 years ago w e re placed in th e Hom e of the Friendless in Newburgh, Mrs. Edw a rd B aird, of this city, w e n t to New York to seelc* a id in h e r quest fo r h e r chil- The m o ther, ■who is com p elled to earn h e r living by h a r d work, declar ed th a t she h a d exerted every effort to find some trace of h e r children,but had failed entirely- “ I t is the m o ther instinct th a t prom p ts m e ,” declared Mrs. B a ird. *T am longing for m y children w h o m I have n o t seen fo r 19 years. P e rhaps they are rich; they m a y be dead, b u t if alive, I hope they will com m u n icate w ith m e .” N ineteen years ago Mrs. B a ird said, she was com p elled to place h e r children in the institution. She visited them as often as h e r tim e perm itted. One day, she was told th a t h e r chil dren h a d left. Since then she has heard nothing of them . “2 H o w e v er,” continued Mrs. B aird, “ i t will be greatly to th e advantage of m y children if they com m u n icate with me. I f they a r e in w a n t th e new.s will be of g reat relief to them , b u t in ju s t w h a t respect I do not wish to state a t this time-” E n tertain e d Ten Fidends. Mz-, Gustave J. R e u ling entertained a p a r ty of ten prom inent E lks a t din n e r on \Wednesday evening a t his home, No. 25 E a s t M ain street in honor of his guest. Mr. P r a n k A- K il- gour, of Passaic, N. J. This Is an Easy Test. S h a k e A llen’s F o o t- E a s e in one shoe and not in th e other, and notice th e difference. Ju s t th e th in g to use when rubbers or overshoes becom e necessary, and y o u r shoes seem to pinch. Sold everywhere, 25c. Don’t accept any substitute. Sam p le F ree. Address; Allen S. Olm sted, LeRoy, N. Y. LOVE AWAKENS IN WAYNE CELL Wayne County Savings Bank lent, or settling, stringy or m ilky ranee o ften I Y appears k [ iiiaicat(._ _____ h e a l th y coudi- y tion of the kid- rv neys;eys; toooo fre- n t qnent desire to pass i t or p ain in toms t h a t tell you it o f o rder th e back a re also synipt th e kidneys and bladdei and n eed attention. What To Do. There is com fort in th e knowledge so often expressed, th a t Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp-Root, th e great kidney remedy, fulfills alm o st every wish in correcting rheumatism , pain in the back, kidneys, liver, b ladder and every p a r t o f the u rinary passage. Corrects inability to h o ld water and scalding p ain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and o vercomes t h a t u n p leasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often through th e day, and to get up many times during the night. The m ild and im mediate effect of 5 wamp-R 00 t is soon realized. It stands th e highest b e cause o f its rem a rkable health restoring prop- erties. If you need a medicine yon should |^K5! S have th e best. Sold b y fM M B IaiEijjBIM druggists in fifty-cent and “ o n e-dollar sizes. \You m ay h ave a sam ple b o ttle sent free by mail. Address Dr. K ilm er & Co., B ing ham ton, N. Y. M ention th is paper a n d remember thenam e , Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp- Root, and th e address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every b o ttle. SPORTS The P a terson A, C. building was de stroyed by fire Tuesday m o rning. At th e Sportsm e n ’s show in M adi son Square Garden, M a n h a ttan, b e ginning M arch 6, th e first in tern a tio n al trap shooting to u rn a m e n t will be held. The program fo r th e entire week will be ■as follows : 10 a. m,, until 12.30 p. n ets sweeps- E n tran c e 50 tional $2.00 sweeps.) —20 targ - nts- (O p - uonshop. E n tri vlO.OO sw e ep.) 7.30 p. m., until 9. m — I n t e r City T h ree M an Team M atches- 150 targ ets p e r team . E n tran c e $10.00; 9 p. m until 10 p. m.— 100 targ e ts indoor Professional Cham p ionship. E n tran c e $2.50. (O p tional sweep to Suit Shoot- Tickets to G a rden w ill be given free to all contestants. L iberal Money Prizes and Trophfes will be given. Announcement is made of a meet ing of the Port Jervis A. C. on Fri day, January 20, at 9 p. m., at which th e principal featu re will be a ten round go between Jac k Card, of B ranchville, and F ran k ie Mango, of New York. F o r the prelim inary, Johnny Roy, of B rooklyn, and Kid LeRoy, of New Y o rk, w ill go six rounds. George B o thner, cham p ion light w e ight w restler of th e world, and Apollo, of Cleveland, will be the closing stars, going fo r th e best two falls out of three. Thom a s M cLaughlin, train e r and cli-iver and one of the best known horsem e n in this section, died a<- M o n roe \Wednesday night. F u n e ral Saturday, Jan u a r y 14th, a t two o’clock. iTJN E R A B O F VETERAN. A lfred B. R o b inson L a id to R e s t in B a u rel G rove Cem etery. The body of A lfred B a rkley R o b in son, of M iddletown, was brought to th is city f r o m Newburg^i on E rie train 21 Thursday m o rning, accom p anied by friends and relatives, delegation of th e Trolley M en’s U n ion and the Spanish W a r V e terans of Newburgh. The casket was draped w ith the Am erican flag and m a n y floral pieces. The funeral was held in New b u rgh on W e d n esday evening and w a s con ducted by th e Rev. M arshall Chew, rector of the Episcopal Church, In term e n t was in L a u rel Grove (’em e te ry. Ree(3, Under Murder Charge Reconciled to Wife. WERE DIVORCED TWENTY YEARS AGO Now She is visiting- ID m Daily W ith > D a inties, and if H e is F reed They W ill ABirry Again She Says. H o n esdale, Jan- 13.— ^Samuel Reed, in jail a t H o n esdale, charged w ith com p licity in the murder of Silas Lord, was more than 20 years ago di vorced from his wife, who was E m ma, daughter of George Lester. She has become reconciled to him and will aid him at the trial held in a few They had two children, both of w h o m died while young. A fter the death of th e children the couple was separated. Mrs, R eed h a s resided for som e tim e four or five m iles up E q u inunk Creek an d recently a t Lit tle E q u inunk, Since R e e d ’s troubles an d his in carceration in prison th e old affec tion existing betw e en th e couple h'as been aw a k e n e d and it is said th a t Mrs. Reed h a s sent h e r divorced husband money. She w a s here last w e ek looking afte r his interests and it is reported th a t she as exceedingly anxious th a t he should be properly defended a t his com ing trial. • T h e re are m a n y o th e r interesting developm e n js looked for w h en' the ev idence is taken in court, touching up on th e E q u inunk tragedy. The w ife says she believes explicit ly in Sam ’s innocence an d visited him daily last week, staying a h a lf hour, during w h ich affectionate recollec tions were exchanged of th e days gone by.and from all a p p e a rances will lead to a reunion of the couple. The wife visited th e jail Sunday af ternoon. taking a lunch an d cigazrs for Sam- All o f th e old love seem e d to aw a k e n when she entered his cell door an d Sam was no doubt som e w h a t interested in h e r presence. E m m a left before P a s to r M iller of the L u th e r a n churoh began th e regular Sunday jail rfeligious services. She says she is em p loyed a t \White Mills an d will stay n e a r a t h a n d until court is over to give Sam all the help and encouragement she can,\ C o n stipation is th e cause of m any ailm e n ts and disorders th a t m a k e life m iserable. T a k e C h a m b e rlain’s Stom a ch and Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. F o r sale by Ail Deal- How’s This. W e offer One H u n d red D o llars e- ward for any case of C a tarrh th a t can not be cured by H a ll’s C a tarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O We, th e undersigned, have known F. J. C h eney for the last 15 years, I believe him to be honorable in an d believ e him to b e honoi all business transactions an d finan cially able to carry o u t any obliga tions m a d e by his firm. W alding, Kin n u n & M arvin, W h o lesale D rug gists,- Toledo, Oo. H a ll’s C a tarrh C u re is tak e n in ter nally, act ng directly upon th e blood and m u cous surfaces of th e system . Testimonials sent free. P rice 75c per bottle. Sold by all D ruggists. T a k e H a ll's F a m ily P ills for const! patlon. --------------------- ----------------------— CASTOR IA For Infants and CMldrexu fhe Kind You Have Always Bought B e a r s th e Signature o f i OLD MADE ISiEW CARPETS R U G S HANDSOME AND DURABLE AT SMALL COST. AT TH E BINGHA3ITON RUG WORKS, 160 P a r k Avo., B ingham ton, N. Y. W rite for Catalogue. REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. M rs . \W in s l o w ’ s S o o t h in g S y r u p has been used for o v e r SIX T Y Y E A R S by M II.U O N S of M O T H E R S for th e i r C H IL D R E N W H ILE T E E T H I N G , w ith P E R F E C T SUCCESS. It SOO T H E S t h e CH ILD , SO F T E N S th e GUMS. a l l a y s all P A I N ; CU R E S W IN D COLIC, and is the best rem e d y f o r DIARRHOEA. I t is alz- solutely harm less. Be su r e and a s k for “ Mrs. d Uke BO other About Now is a Good Time to Buy a Sewing Machine B . S . M A R S H , 117 PIKE STREkT, PORT JERVIS, N. Y. Special This Week We have received a large shipment of 1/ a d i e s* Waists. They are of Lingerie and tailored and we place them ont at 79c PORT JERVIS BARGAIN STORE, ’I. COHEN, Prop., 4J FRONT 8T. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. HOMESDALE, PA. The Leading Financial lastitiiUon of this Section D e sires to i i DEPOSIT* its years. tention to 'ORS. It has an the ABSOLU;TE uninterruptei I SECURITY id, successful career Y which It offers c fo r nearly 4#' M aking a TOTAL CAPITAL STOCK of .................................................. 525.000.®# Add SHAREHOLD E R S ’ LIA B ILITY ....................................................... 100,000.0# E v e ry dollar of which m u st be lost before any depositor could lose a PB N N T , O u r Cash F u n d s are protected by MODERN STEEL VAULTS. AVINGS B.lANK our large CAPITA the LEADINO- Our TOTAL, ASSETS of $3,000,000.00, together with and SURPLUS make the WAYNE county sa \ v FINANCIAL. INSTITUTION of this SECTION. We Invite you to become a DEPOSITOR here. You can do your BANKING by MAIL. IN T E R E S T ALLOW ED from the FUaST OF ANY MONTH »on dep.,3- its m a d e on or before the TENTH O P TH E -MONTH and for all FDLD CALENDAR MONTHS afte r th e deposit has been here 3 MONTHS, W r ite to us f o r Inform ation. H. s. SALMON, Cashier. D e cem b e r 1, 1910. IS A That Our Harness, Blanket and Robe Business Is a Side line. MORE FACTS We have no rent^ no clerks* no bookkeep ers to pay* why shouldnH we sell good goods cheaper. Onr Motto : Quick Sales and Small Profits Portland Cutters and Bob Sleds. J. B. HAMILTON 56 JERSEY AVE. POI^T J ERVIS A GOOD BEGINNING S t a r t t h e N e w Y e a r R i g h t W i t h a N e w DOCKASH C o m b i n e d C o a t a n d G a s R a n g e t h e **Last W o r d ’* i n u p - t o - d a t e R a n g e C o n s t r u c tio n . C a t l a n d t e t u s s h o w y o u . A t P e c k ’s H a r d w a r e S t o r e , 43 Front Street. “ O l d T h o m p s o n ” on a box of cigars Is a m a rk of m e r it, a m a rk th a t stands for Improved Quality, b e tter rip e r tobacco. T h o r oughly. natural and actually blended sm ooth, even sm o k ing Cigars, abso lutely clean. F o r sale, a t all up-to-date places. JOHN G. HEINLE* Cigar Manufacturer* 56 F r o n t St., P t Jervis, N. Y. PARKER’S lAIR BALSAM !3 jmd beautifies tli« hall S p e c i a l i o r F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y ! Cot Prices on Men’s and Women’s Slippers. , CHASE’S CASH SHOE HOUSE 115 Pike-St.
