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Hotel Wavered Then Turned Over and Landed on Its Root at
Bottom ;Vof Abyss-Thre
e Other Buildings Follow.
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Sun.-\_\"ro_\'. Pa., J an.2 -Abandoned
a-grkinus of the Eddy Creek colliexy of
the Delaware S; Hudson Company beneath
me mwn of Olphaut caved in this after-
noon and engulfed four frame buildings,
covering ground space of 6,000 square feet.
The settlings was gradual and people in
thc aiiected territory escaped Withoutfbe-
mg immediately endangered. Agang of
men and boys at workin the mine be-
yond the fall, encountered a flooded “dip”
or depression in making their way out,
and had to swim from one rise to the
other. No one either abovey or below
ground however, sustained irjury.
Ar, 3 o‘clock the settling began. At 3 30
o‘cIock it was no longer perceptible. In
the intervening half hour 0’Brisn’s three
gory hotel, Mrs. Ann Evan’l double
building and a one story barber shop were
a mound of debris in the ygiwnlug pile,
with the uppermost part of the mound 49
feet below the surface.
0`Brien's hotel, which plunged first, en-
tirely disappeared. A few houses are pro-
jecting over the edge ofthe pit. The vein
that caved in is 115 feet below the sur
dwelling, Mrs. Jane _Ackleryh doubleii moment later tbszdwelllng of Mrs.
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face. ~ '_ 
_ The settling started in the street just-
V in front of the hotel. Thc_brlck pavement
was seen to be working and the telegraph
polls and trees wobbllng. The alarm was
Vat ones given to the neighborhood. Two
sick guests were removed from the hotel
and taken to a private house. Some
attempt was mafde at saving the contentsl
of the buildings, but the ra idly increas-
ing size of the opening in she street put
a stop to this and everyone tied.
Twenty minutes after the disturbance
wts first noticed the opening reached an
the way aoncss the street and half way
way beneath the O‘Brien hotel. Then
with a terrific crash the hotel pitched for-
ward, turned completely about' and landed
on itsrnof in tha bottom of the abyss.
Evans fell over the edge and demolished
itself ou the ru‘ins_~“of the hotel. The
Ackerly double store building and the
Tbarber shnp slid in the chasm and piled
themselves broken and twisted, on the
other debris. It is believed they will be no
further settling.
The damage is estimated at $30,000.
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Wnsar Baum Wonxmzs.
All fagged out, ideas flow slowly as
molasses, snap and energi gone! The
buoyancy that made wor a pleasure,
that gone also. A doctor would say you
arerun down enervated neither eating
or digesting enough. lt’s Ferrozone you
need to brace up that fitful aéanetite and
improve assimilation and igestion so
that lots of pure strong blood will be
formed to nourish the broken down sys-
tem. Ferrozone will drive away the tired
feeling, restore your spirits and energy,
revive your ambition and strength for
work. No tonic or rebuilder like Ferro-
zone-try it. Price 50c. per box, or six
boxes for $2.50;at Druggists or Poison &
Co., Kingston, Ont. _
Hsnu.'rcN's PILLS CURE CoNs'rIPa'noN.
DRIVER BIRD ARRESTED.
MONTREAL, Jan. 2.-Samuel Bird, the
driver of the rear train ot the Victoria
Bridge collision, was arrested today as
a result of the jury tlnding that the
accused stated hshsi stem a signal but
failed to stop his train. ° Y
EMBEZZLIN6 FOR 3 YEARS. '
LONDCN, January 2.-C. H. Elder was
remanded at the Guild Hall police acurt
to-day charged on his own confession
withembezzling $75,000 from his employ-
ers, Brown Shiply 8: CJ., the American
bankers. The embezzlement has been
qdug on hir three years. _ f
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T0 CURE A COLD IN _ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drug%_sts refnnd the money if it fails
to cure. W. Grove’s signature is on
each box. Zio. 11-5-m w f eow lyr.
Ona Hundred and Eighty Ready-made
Gasments on Sale.-22 Ladies ~ Black
cinch Coors ranctssin »fi°°fl°'l$1°-‘°.a=.°ni.x.1nu..asnrv»e-s
t,o21_£l), Q of; 10  0olo1'edVCol»il bsrswhattheythinkofif.
1-en¢1n¢tapfxe¢rrome1s.sowso.oc,§ oar;
sosumin Bnekanuenlnrea saoifo
own mx ony Umm or
u.00.i df; '
.Uto 17 od 5 Ladies Tailor
$10 -75. 5 ; ~ ' - ` "* li ~" '
made sum in slack, den: ner. ew-. CONTESTING FATH£R'S WILL-
ging f 10.50 hill! ‘°'°""` I ` ` ` '
:n2B_m_&; gglann-,u%1,.;n ig Orrawa, .January 2.-Joseph McCabe!
*wus*  ms’ red -nd mxcd amd. .On d  kts  mmf is
musing ia pda, ,mm 53,50 up to 31,50, contacting his father’swill. Thaprineipal
ina. 10 Lsdgeg §'m~11n¢¢1 C1011; Regime married two weeks before his death and
with Lb, folhwmg u.i,|',ming,, Sgble, made over all his life insurance to the
Beaver, Opposum and Astrakan, colors !°\1ll8bfl
l clrrown wl-:EK or PRAYER. _
H Wednesday. 7th-First Methodist;
Nations and Rulers; Rev R TV Stevenson
and Rev T F Fullerton
Thursday, 8;h-Zion; not deiicitely ar-
ranged, i
Friday 9th.-Sb. James, Foreign Miss~
ions, Rev. G. M, Young, Rev. Leo Will-
iams.
Saturday 10th-Central Christian
McConnell. '
The meeting -will opsn at 7.30 and*
lose at 9. Collections will be taken in
aid of the P, E. I. Hospital.
Daily prayer meetings will be held in
the Y./lil. C. A. parlor at 12 o’c-lock dur~
ing`week of prayer. Ministers will lead
the prayer meetings at noon in the follow-
ing order:-Rev. J. L. Miner, Rev. J. W.
'McConnell, Rev. G. M. Young, Rev, D. B.
McLeod. Rev._T. F. Fullerton, and Rev.
‘_B.`W. Stevenson. _ ' _`
.THE SURESTCURE F0ci WiAR1`S.
_ Is a few applications of Putman’s Pain-
less Wert and Corn Extractor. It has
been ur-ed sncce=sfu|1y for 30 years and
never fails. Try “Putman’s.’ A
MINING ACCIDENTS- .
Hazsnros, January 2.-The annuslre-
pwrt of the mine inspector, for the dfth
authracite dictrict made public to-das »
shows that 24|!atai accidents occurred dur~
ing 1902,leaviug 16 widows and36 orphans.
In 1931 there were 60 fatal acidents. The
long strike made the difference.
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S°.i.°.‘i§.‘i°a‘i‘ii>”‘-.°..‘£..‘I‘?n°ire»e
de.
‘ Church, Home Missions and Temperancéf
R¢foa'm,'B-sv. J. L. Mner, Rev, J. Wi
Fur Coats.
White Shirts. _
Collars., _ ' f
V Night_.Sgl:,irts.  ` `;
I I Sweetie  _ _ \ . sf
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’ 'run oo.tRo.AN, esaitorrnrowu. 1>1uscn..nnw1Inn 1sLANn,`JAnU;i-ny.7”ligo5'~';.=_
wllllin lnlsnl Pllnllltslts   
_ llll THE IPHUBLIMS [li lillll
He Will Give Up Pracical lnvent‘on for Two Years and De-
vote Himselfto Fighting' Bacteria. Getting Electriciy
_Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cured his
 Trouble, and he Tells all about iii;
ii Lowua Wnvnsoa.,'Carlet.»n .Co.,N. B.,
Lower Windsor, who 'declares that Doddfs
Kidney Pills cure Kidney 
The Postmaster says: “I had is very _bad
spell ofKidnoy trouble, which bothelgd
mefor years. I tried several-kindsjof
Direct From Coal-His Storage Battery -the Result of__»a»e~»»dm»u1°n»s.b»=°w no 
I'-Four Year’s Work-Sees Little Practical Use lor the
Flying Machine-Electricity to Drive all Railway-Trains
New York, J an. 1.--Inventor Edison, res vancea surgery, e
asked to tell what he considers the acien study of bacteria and in the knowledge of
tide problems of the new year answered the cause and prevention of disease will
pl-°mpt1_,~;_ - bemade this year. Medicine is playad
“Fighting bacteria, getting e1ectricltyFout. Every new discovery of bacteria
direct from coal and power from the 'shows us all the more convincingly that
element, and the applying to manufacture we have been wrong and the millions of
and many uses of electricity." ` tons ofstuil’ wo have taken was all use-
Hr. Edison declared his intention of isis. ‘
giving up practical invention for two "Theymay discover-tbegerm ofold ago.
years, and devoting the time two delving It might be by the sacrifice of animal
into various problems, without being bur- _lifshnman life could baprolonged. The
densd  the work of producing commer- doctor ofthe future will give no medicine
  9 _,but    DluBI1t in "IQ ` 
“M§ynaV=svye’s}r offering to science," said care of the human trams, in diet ,M
the wizard, “is my storage battery, on and i in the cause and' pre- v _ ~ I .
whlchl have worked four years. It will be _vention of diseases. Surgery, diet,
put ou the market this month. It solves iantiaoepticsV_arVe the vitalthingl of the
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the' t ct p ' _ _ _ _ _ » ° f _ » 1 ‘ ! 
means that the horse will have to go. A f‘T!l° l1°WBD8D¢rs are amollk 511° ENN?  _
“The wireless eelography 1 expect to see _ agents that will growbetter in 1903 and
perfected for commercial purposes-if not in the years to come, ~ They are getting
fully so in 1903, at least advanced toward better, -they are printing more science I _ _ N
that end. The right kind of man is and paying more attentlonto things that ' _
_ working at it, a practical man, an earnest benedt and improve humanity,  
man, and I have coniidence in him. [As to “There will be few more wars. The V V
the objections that messages may be world seems tobetendlng t0l`éw¢» W°» - 
tapped-thatfs as far as the cbjectorsican should have ai great navy, one three times ,__
see now. That may be true tonight; to- as large as at t e present-not to ilght,but I » Screened Run of Mine
morrow it may be different. _ V to have ready in case there should be a mestic and Sfeam Purposes: V
“rum not interested in the dying ma-_ Baht. A great navy ls one of the greatest _ §| ‘< i
china. I could never see commercial use Vstimulants to science. _ '   _ _ I a
frr it. I have never had time to read The. books of .today are more to my ‘__ Shipping f3C1|it1¢5 °f an
much about it. _ liking than the old books. It is sowith f ings, C. B., for
“I expect- tosee electricity supplant peilltillii. I look fcra_ wonderful yearof i ,5n¢amers.a_nd
steam as a motive power. VIn 15 years PIOBNBP. ~ 
l ' ' 'Il h th il ti 2 '
zxzfflatl. _';‘._":.f..'”.;°...‘;f no we ontumni
tion. 1 _ I _No nead.ofVthat~now.Tb;t sort _of pg:
.¢We are but in the infancy of elec-moan beVkn§ckegIi out li; s ort _ardergi
trtcity. Its possibilitiesho man can dream lffélfggg '53' ang”  _
any mor; thanamuniifl years ago cguld 53°, ¢hl.,}ugh'R¢,|%° usgués’  ws _ _ and
hive fo etold what we have to ay.. source, o su .-rug, rives ' 'o _ an _ _
Little discoveries like the Roentgen and glgiicdxf h‘£°l_2;ft;"";,?:1; `§;:,g';“'i§¥i,,§.3"T  F.  V
the Becquerel rays and similar things N,r,.;|`an,, "mis pf.,-e,~_ Yun wq. mfhk “_ l_ ; e Octseodgmos ' _ ._  ~V
will leai to great things-what cauuot be magic however it you *ry it, pain goes so I ' 5
~ _ _ quicklv. S»I-i hy dealers evqywherv _iu
_°°1d~"““ ""1 ' ‘ _ lla;-ge  emits. - ’ _
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ra. ion roblem. Its introduction future inthe preservationofhealth
to get much lasting benedt_tlll I tried
Dodd s Kidney Pills. f '
_ “I received more benedt from Dodd’s
Kidney Pins than any ether- meagre. I
have tried, for they seam to have made a
complete cure, as I sm as wall as over. I
believe Dcdd’s‘ Kidney Pills-arethe right
medicine for Kidney Trouble.” »_
Bright'a Disease, Diabetes, Pain in the
Back, Lumbago, all come hom diseased
Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney Pill will ours
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a Ifyou wanttosae acrocksrystorsthat
L s interesting to tour an-cunt just caused
see our assortment of fancy goods tor the
holiday trade. It wlll»rea'ly¢1‘>l'e¢n you.-
|3w.i>.co1wru. zaawawn.
_ this season, a I
; January 5V(Spsolsl).- Postmaster T..,;,,_1°, bums ‘,
Belyea is one ol' _the substantial  but vu., ,em I
“ spared severd
although I doubted
all give me Gansria with
‘nom My heart is
impatience I await the
D0 Ill’ DWI @UU‘f,a
about the 10 hoflauuary
C. C. RICHABD8&.00
L Dell' SUB-YC!!! MINABUS
MENT is our remedy for sara
colds and all ordinary ailments.
It never tails to relieve and
UEIARLB WBOOTEN.
Port Mui grave
Ween? 6%
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V As slaughter sales are the order of the day with the dry good;;_m_erchants of -V L
_ nto line, and oiier our  of MEMS Furnishings, _ Hats,  - Fu=r,V_Cel1ars,
‘ Clothing, Umbrellas,  and Ciothsof all kindsatlthe- dis<._oi§§ts'n:1Var1r_e'¢1 
" - The superior quality nf/ the stock we oiier iswell ‘known fo 0111' 2115
_t hin g ,iu our line eager to get first choices ~ ` I I
125, per cent off ` '25 to33; p.r,c»;11t off ' I
_V V _ U's_ters.L-_
Reefers
As the pric= of fine woclens has advanced over Io r cent in the British markets it will
'  Pe pa a o e
, i . t .fr $4-aww - -. » 1 I .Y ‘"7 R
22°;  °1',;°m“‘;’é:_ °. °'°,_., d if To em » headache in ren minutes use Cash to spare to purchase nowand not miss this chance. llltalilllllo Wo Walll CBR. -
' ' ' __ _ Kumfort Headache Powders. - _ _ ` I ` Vs ‘ e _ V ‘ . _ - _ " /K f
Fur Department.-Owing to the excep-
Ready made §uits. ,_
_ Ready made Overcoats and * i  »
'Ready made Trousers -and .  ' l*
Canadian Tweeds. I »
B1a°kW°fSt°dS afld Se_£g¢§° ' Oxford Tweefls and I"lan`- I “ 
Colored Worstcd' Suiigg.
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  nothor Big ,\isC0t\“
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Beavers and Me`ton C`oths._ _ -
_ ._ _ Neck Ties and Suspenders. »
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i°n°"Y mild "'°"'h°' ’d‘“'i““ tm m°“'“h5 ,I Union men taks notice that we are _ En, _ ,Q ‘
°f Noviimber and Dmember “'° hfwe bw” l selling overalls.-100 Suits Overalls worth _ . _ ~ ' " ` 0 "‘ .
left' Wim 3' Vu? large °'“d_°xpen§'v° “wk $1.25 for 85c a suit.59 Suits Overalls worth ' ’ _ W l '
0! U¢°k1¢U9 Wd “Wffs "hm" '_' “mst dis' $1.65 for $150 a ` suit, Painters’ Overalls ` ‘ _ " .V T
W3' °f d‘"i°¢ "‘° “1°° hal” ¥’°"““ werth $1.20 for vac, 100 Heavyweight g `
“S 5 "hi" °°”°°° mu t° -be delighted Overalls, made frfllll 8 oz. R0ods worth
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with the b=f¢°i°= °°" °°’°»""- °°”'°- ‘$1.80 i .e_J... pn... C... _ne MEN s. ourrlrrtll. _
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A11 ROM! 'm9»‘1¢.u dC1°lFh.1¥.‘% f   to .7     "wear, braces;
Overggats, * eeférsls'  _V V~ »  `f`;~ 1 _ f _
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