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Lock Haven Express (Newspaper) - September 2, 1890, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania i. ^fr- 1 1144 1^1 u IIUli*. >"!.: l-.ij'h'.aD'lll ii 111'* coui -iu the l-IT.'c! litt there ww li^l-t yesterday tcoruinR. No iluim�s;i! ;.,) in viisfetatiou. LABOR DAY DEMONSTRATIONS F-Mfi-.yrr f.'tittlEn; Cnrn. \ 'iur.'s iut'j -.(i 0'itiso of the death of Fran'; JJeYiciXi" n.e* yef.teiday afternoon aul rendered a venli.it of accidental death. $nti� Scrvlro. The cturci. choira of the d'y will juii ir. & song sarvia: immediately preceding M:.-. II.v.pDi's lecture on Thursday evening, S3v,r- ^ou*iP will be decorated wi:h flower;; and evergreens, w. bc.Mi discussed tor so many year? there it-sti-I much to bo said, and Mm. Frances Harder has the reputation of saying more in fiv-j minutes *haa the m.ijorjij' or lecture:-; do in twenty. Remember tho time- Thursday evening, Sept. Kb, at the Court lKii:.il;. w. . . t. v. Oyster Supper. There will bo an oyster supper and ice cream and eaka ieatival hold in the rooms four doors west of Ri;t man's auci ion rooms, Rcilefor.te avenue, on Friday and Saturday oveniuge, September "itb and Gib. The supper and festival will be under the aiihvjicefi and for tbe bouedt of the I. O. of l�. T. Oyster Rupjit1: 21) cents, ice cream and 1~> ne:it>. Iliinjiwwy Boy. Steven l>atriss, agod U years, hod of Nicholas Hatriss, of Ninth avenuo, disappeared from hi� borne on tbe ')tb of May last. Diligent inquiry on the pan of his relatives has failed to obtain any in formation that will luad to bis return. Ho has black *yes and black hair, and was dressed in dark clothes wben last seen. Information should bo addressed to Nicholas Hatriss, Wi Nint.li areuur, Altoona, Penna. Other papers please copy. WHAT .MRS. ORl'NDV SAYS That bargain sales are on. Tbat local poets are numerous. That tbo boy is hunting squirrels. Tha* there la ft dearth in fish htories. Thai watormelona are itj their prime. That posial cards are going out of use. Thai hay fever sufferers are numerous. That school commences in a few days. That :hn days arc rapidly growing shor tor. That this appear": �o be a season c\ sudden ruins Thai 'lie hi�My -olnr.-i'. *luivr oil! again appi ar-.-tii. Tbrtt ll lo-tkn funny ' lose her head at West Point. Thai purchasing prescntu for the auttimu weddings is now in order. That some clergymen on vaoatinu must forget who and what they are. - That the banjo baH bccd \\h bo�t days as an iac' 1 uniont for young ladies. That fall aod winter fashions are already displayed in ijuantities to faKcinate. That proloogpil trouble -with servants is what causes the hinifcewife gray hairs. That there is much anxiety to know what the leading fad uf winter will be. That girls with 'ho amateur camera have become a uuisaucu in the country. Thai .some of the new Scotch tailor-marie co9lmncs are a delight to the eye. That it fieemi; the society youth's ambi-tiou to maico h?mt:.elf look like i groom. Thai snubs always think it below their dignity to have consideration for nerval]ta, Th;iT ihi.' -ihng that cor.ips from *h>i rn. v.:'::*, -�f pr�:tty girhi in simply d is guar-iijg. .. .: I.-, e.!'L l>: iuc i-'.or, lac f.ber-j in is;> kri-j-.'iog ii'>*> ihey will t�li.-ti of Ilr��u mi:l >Iii!tc1p. Bamled Together CotlPr L'liimi Rannom, I*�ra> ^cbuetzen i'ark, wbcre, with District Assembly 41 and tbo Loaal Assembly, they held a picuio, euliventd by the Uuiteil i States Marino Band. The Federation o;j Labor, with the German Central Labo*! Vulou aud ai'riliated bodies wen' to D&r-Icy Vark, The day in Baltimore is w municipal holiday merely. IlOSTON'fi Illli I'AlUDli. B03TOS, Sept. 1.-To-day is Labor Day. and the Jabor org-auizaiiona in and arounJ Boatim are celebrating it in tbe samo general manner as in previous years. The day if- a legal holiday, and all business, Including tbe editions of eveniug papers is suspended. Iu this oity tho parade wa* the largest that has e~ar beeD seen ou thi� day, thu divided councils thai prevailed il former yearB having united their force.-i in one graud proccesfuo, in whiab 10,000 prtr i.eipated. 'iOi'eka 1UK^S ol"t wei.i- TorEKA, Kan., Sept. 1.-One of tbe greatest celebrations that has ever taken place iu the name of labor made this a gala day for Topeka. Business suspended and there were great, crowds on tbe streets to witness tho parade, which excelled the raou sanguine expectations. Tbe prooes eion was twenty squares loug, and was lined with numerous banners and floats. Tbe parade was viewed by Governed Humphrey and tbe State and city officials, This 19 the first official recognition of La bor Day in this Stats. THE DAY AT ST. LOL'IS. St. Lorib, Sept. 1.-Delightful weather made the Labor Day demonstration a great success. Nearly 10,QUO unioQ men were in line and after the parade they en-",'oyed the remainder of the day at Schneider's Garden listening to labor agitators and participating in atheletio sports. The best of order was maintained. on the P.u'IKIl' '.'oas i. San FHANcr.-ico, Sept. 1.-Tbe parade of labor organizations comprised delegations from the Carpenters aud Joiners, Coopers, Stone Cutters, Brewers, Iron Moulders and other unions. There were over 4,000 rueo in line, twenty two bands and a dozen tloats rcpieseu' iug various branches or industry. AT MILWAUKEK. MtLwAi kee, Sept. 3.-Abou- -%000 formed in line this morning aud paraded the streets with finely decorated iloats, representing various trade?.. Thero was a picnic at Shooting I'ark. Tim weather iS beautiful and no accident -(i uieu to mar the occasion. n.\i;:as::; r., J^os-ton 11. Philadelphia - (First game) Philadelphia Cincinnati \. (Scoond game) Cii. cinnati 8, i'hiladelphia r>. Pr.AYKHB' LEAttftt. Boston-('First game) Boston 11, Clevt-laud 7. :'Second game) Boston 11, Clove-land '1, New i'urk- Baltimore.... ..in The I.aborer'a Kocrt'utlon-Acricnltunil Society McullnK-KaiertftliiltiB 'be I'renl-tleut-Oeatb or an Ohl Citiznii-L�bor nay B��b Uall-Clone of Viae Cmmp~A Runnway I�.iy. Tho program outlined for Labor Day was BuccflHBfuIly eanied out iu this city, and tho day was generally observed as a holiday. The Bote baud with their oheei-iug music enlivened tho city iu the more-ing as they passed through on their way to tbe grove where ibo picnic was held, and from the top of tho tall liag staff 0; the Simon building the stara and etripej floated in the autumn breeze. At th-i grove the pionicors spent a day of delightful recreation. Tbe weather was perfect, and men, womto and children gave themselves up to the enjoyment of the day in its fullest sense. Tbe candidates, too, wore there, and were kept busy shaking the bands Of the workingmcn, but their presence was no bar to the enjoyment, and their investments in base ball and dance tickets helped materially to swell the funds required to meet the expenses of the occasion. Tho ball at the Armory in the evening was a success. Good feeling prevailed, aud the pleasures of Lhe dance were indulged in by young men and maidens until tbo "wee sma'*' hours were growing larger. Altogether Labor Day was a success from its dawn nutil its end, and tbe workiogmen and their families are happier for their day's recreation aud tho opportunities it afforded thorn of meeting with their friends and neighbors in a , day's enjoyment in the open air. IN THE COUNCIL CU.1MKKR. Uhitaarr. Mrs. Mary Adams, whoso death was noticed iu Saturday's issue, was tbo wife of Win. T. Adams, late of Green township of this couuty. She was born Feb. 2li, 1S04, in Hanover towuship, Lebanon county, Pa. When seven years of age, she, with her mother, moved to Ohio, where the city of Canton now stands, and which at that time contained only a few houses. (in Easier Monday, l^lti, when 1^ years of age, nho and her mother, a lady of some sixty years, left Canton t.u walk from that place to Sugar Valley, this connty, which journey they completed in 27 days, having traveled tho entire distance on foot. From that time until 1872 she resided in that place. She was tho mother of ten children, six sons and four daughters. Three of tho sons served in the late war. One fell at Petersburg, and one died at camp hospital. At the time of her death Bho resided with her son, J. (>. Adams, at Dunusbui-g, at which place she was laid to rest, having Jived almost hall' a century as a consistent follower of the Master, whom she endeavored to serve nutil the end. Mr. J. Q. Adams and family desire to cypress their gratitude to tho kind friends and neighbors for the assistance rendered luring illuess and death of tho deceased. A Silk Hittniniick. From r/ie Ii:urisliurg Telegraph; "Did you ever see .v �ilk hammock No. Well they are pretty scarce, that's a fact, but they are not so costly. A twelve foot long silk hammock coats .$1~, but when you get one you have Hornething In tho hammock line worth having. It is not like tho old time hammock that wants to have a Oracco-Komrtu wrestling match with you every time you attempt to use it. It is all silk, weighs twelve uuueeH, can bo folded up aud put in the pocket, and yut is so strong that wben hung up will bold two full grown ptrsous. Just think of a combination ot a silk hammock, a moonlight night and-well, two young people urn enough; three i* a crowd, you know. A silk hammock can bo washed without destroying its brilliant colors, and that is a big point iu its favor. But its beat recommendation 13 that it will not turn ou you wben siit upon and throw you gut and scrape you on tho ground and tangle your foct aud head together aud tie you up like a sucker in a Beiue. At) to Krult nnd On*pes Said an cstun�ive packer to lhe Hew York St'Jr: "If the whole peach crop of the country could bo gathered and thrown upon the ISatilcrn markets in one day the ; ''iy w.v.iit! ot !-o l ;;:s;' iu-;ipi- 1. jwjiajfu ye-sr. ... ;.m .in! >� ill', ju ::i :.o(. .'-Jul;'.! \ -.vh-jtc v-i.:in ' in ' � �L f illt'd s 1Island, o'. 'ir hum Clevehur;. Iim 1 Hi . be le.: � V.itl, it! Y.r;: fnff* of t!i.'i hr the Statu League havo opened headquarters at No. 27 Juni per street, Philadelphia, where they are arranging for the reception and entertain meat of delegates and alternates. The Philadelphia clubs are wide-awake to the concerns involved in this year's oampaign aud all are taking an active interest iD the coming convention. They are determined that tho convention shall be a success, and to that end are subscribing money liberally for the entertainment of those wbo will attend. The business of tho convention will be transacted during the day of tho 23d, and in tbe evening of that day a meeting in tbo Academy of Music will be addressed by Secretary Blaine, Senator In-galls and Speaker Rood, who havo already siguified their intention of attending tho convention. The 24th has been sot aside for the entertainment of tho delegates, and for that purpose a big steamboat has been chartered to take them to Lincolu Park and other places up and down the Delaware river. SEN L1 YOUIt Ur;i.i;r,ATEri. "It is our desire to have as many clubs iepr^imtpd as possible, a::d if any clubs, old, new or rc-ori;ani/.ing, wish to send (a,'.-'i;3'ects for Dolamator's election by a handsome majority are most assuring. Senator Delamater is making a personal canvass among the business men of the State, and is making friends of everybody with whom ho comes in contact. I have met in my travels many men who had beenen-thusiahlic supportors of General Hastings for tbe nomination, and I find that everywhere they arc following their champion, and turning in heart and soul to help elect tho ticket which has been nominated "Of courso you are aware of tho fact that tbe State Loaguoof Republican Clubs is actiug in conjunction with tho Republican Statu Committee. It is our intention to havo the clubs [ orform oaganized work and to give to the State Cum m it toe ail the assi^Uiter* that wc can possibly afford," iiinin '.Oii oO.tlOU MAJtiurn. Jlo-\ d'.": tie '.jiuiliutM'Si ;\\ ti.v'jl'j'u he;ul-Miaiirr ; ti'_:;.:2 cu majo*il:e.- "\V(- bi e ; 1k1;, d": i>s w'.,*;�).; -,;n.i >s. ,hofc�.4�v i r.f, '-'.I, .'oliiii^itti a \;iciiliou ih a ioru- J.'tjlH1 ilWlk'UiMOU, Ali'.l Lii\; Uti.jwiltj \1 til tA;, �iONdl- LINUS. iip /l I tout YtMi hikI Your I'rircnili*. Taylor ami family returned Wi'UROl o^iiiti l'a 11 loon pro&pK^t:i 101 l'uo Demi oi.itiu pr>j�idcntial UomiuLtiou iu l^yi." Tho slowest and dullest got on to a now wrinkle if i another woman's face. woman soon it appears in Rev. S. .T. last night. K.\ IVpMty Shuri:T James A. f'P. (;T1 1 rt-'v-k'-. vaciitHH!. Mr.il Ca:-ior Ri.-beit Mills If ft to day for C\:ut:iM>Mi:it:, where he sv11 i spend a ten days vacation with friends. A. C . liuigley leaves Tor Iveiit.ucky today where he will assume tho duties of Superintendent for the Elkhoru and Sandy River Land Asrfooiation. H. O. Chapman, of Philadelphia, is transacting business in this city to-day and shakiug hands with tho hosts of friends ho meets on tbo streets. Rev. G. \V. Gerhard has placed tbe F.xritr.ss under obligations for copies of the St, Joseph tttivlil, in which full reports of the Sous of Veterans iSiuth National Eccampment arc given, John T. Beardsley left this morning for Eiie, the object of bis visit to that city being to secure hotel accommodations for Hospitaller Commandary Knights Templar during tho annual conclave next May. T. Kirk White, the genial Bpeoial agent of the Phoenix Assurance Company, is in tbo city to-day. Mr. White has many pleasant rcmcmbrauces of visits to this city, having been engaged in tbe insurance business for many years. l>uiith of nn Old UtUen. William Murphy died last night at his homo in Faiiandsvillc, aged about 34 years, Tho deceased was the father of William Murphy, city teamster. Tho funeral will take place on Thursday, the remains to be brought to this city on Day Express tit 11:10 a. m. Tbo funeral services will bo held in the Water street Catholic church and intormunt made iu the Catholic cemetery. Death or a W^yno Towoahlp CiU/.en. William Montgomery Quiggle,familiarly known as "Mont," died at Carmen, Elk county, yesterday, and bis body was taken to Wayne to-day for burial. He was unmarried, aud aged about 40 years. At the time of his death he was engaged as foreman on a railroad dow iu course of construction in Eik comity, by Hall, Kaul it Company. SumethluR Extra Fine. Wm. G. Draucker & Co. have tho sole agency of "Old Velvet" whiskey in Lock Haven. It is pronounced by competent judges to be the finest goods ever brought to this city and is just what its name implies. It ia especially reoommondod by physicians for medicinal purposes. For sale by the drink or bottle. A istcycle Carnival. A bicycle carnival is being erected on tbe vacant lo', corner Bellcfonto avenue and Church street. It i& something entirely now and is said to be far in advanco of the "llyiug horses." It will bo ready for operation either to-night or to-morrow, Fut Cnttlc. Twcn'y-oua head or as line fat cattle as over reached this market, were driven dowu Main strcot at noon to-day by Philip /.uber, the Bellofonte Avenue butcher. Tbe cattle were a roceLt purchase and ar-liveo this UKK-Eiiug (tun*. BjiYalo, N. Y. A laruc 2t-jrduy to Up. Wi s'..- p'ea.'ii-j ;�. ; w .1 ;.:.b. - ...*vm j:. in t'v; n. S-j"c1a-U. .i.'cii'iinlw: A -3.:iiuk;;:i v.c.n .11 uu: c*.''':ts yctt.-irday eveniug; ibo selJcr an'J faa dr;n!:r.r t..ke ad- Mr. Mvj. Vm. 'A, i\ci^:c �.-d d:.iif,ii'.ei MMV.it, If.'l'i. j;:;ti:i,fi:i; nn.i� ji 1^ iwi- ^'j!v:a*/i.i -..'jiuiy, wb>ie i^.e/ t,ii�'. u VuCtt v.iu:tii.1. vr^h �::,en>..;i. The Revs. J. Pattun Mooro and J. D. Cook delivered excellent addrossea to tbe working people yesterday uftornoon in the Assembly building. both van'.. ;
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Chapter Forty-Eight
In a maximum-security prison on Aegis, inmate Gustav Inness was being escorted from his cell to the visitors' area. It was not a normal visiting day, and even if it were, it was long past visiting hours. He was at a loss as to who might actually want to see him. Nearly two years had passed since his arrest, trial and subsequent conviction for his part in the abduction, imprisonment, and torture of Crown Prince Jason. In all that time, no one other than his attorney had been to see him.
He entered what he thought was the deserted, partially lit visitors room, thinking his visitor would arrive momentarily. It was not until he took a seat at one of the tables that he saw the man across the room. He was standing in front of a large window, the shadows in the room having obscured his presence. Inness waited several minutes for the stranger to speak. When he did not, the puzzled inmate said softly, "They said you wanted to see me." The figure at the window stiffened visibly when Inness spoke, adding to his bewilderment.
Without turning around, the man responded, "Well, that answers one question. Obviously your surgery was successful."
Inness scowled, wondering how this stranger could possibly know of the surgery that had returned his voice. An anonymous benefactor had made it possible, arrangements having been made through intermediaries. Granted his voice didn't have the same power as before, but at least he could speak. "Are you the one I should be thanking for arranging it?" he asked.
The stranger turned, his face still obscured in darkness. His eyes seemed to glow as they fixed themselves on the increasingly uneasy Inness. "Yes. You have an appeal coming up soon, I believe. I thought you might appreciate being able to actually speak in your own defense."
"I do, but… Why me and not some other more deserving person? I'm nobody."
"That's not what the Vid-News services say."
As the only survivor of Legrand's research team, Inness had taken the brunt of the public outcry when all the facts surrounding Prince Jason's abduction came out. His whole life was suddenly considered news, and a media circus ensued, driving away the few friends he had. He had only been spared from a death sentence through the intervention of an unknown third party. Rumor had it that Legrand's unknown financier had been behind it. In fact, even his own attorney, who was the best and most expensive on Aegis, had been hired and was being paid by someone else. "The Vid-News," he snorted. "They're a big—" Breaking off, he asked, "Did you hire my lawyer, too?"
"Yes. And before you ask, I'm not the one who was financing Dr. Legrand's work."
Relieved to hear this, Inness observed, "You're a very important man, though, aren't you?"
"What makes you say that?" came the amused reply.
"Well, first off, my lawyer wouldn't've taken my case unless he knew whoever hired him could pay his outrageous fees. And since that suit you're wearing probably cost more than I used to earn in a year, I've not doubt you can afford him. They don't let just anybody in here on off visitors' day, especially this late. You're obviously not my lawyer, so you must be a very influential person."
The stranger nodded his admiration at these obviously accurate observations. "That's what they tell me." As he spoke, he moved out of the gloom and came to stand before the inmate, whose eyes grew wide as saucers when he finally saw his face. It was Crown Prince Jason.
"Your Royal Highness!" Inness gasped, almost falling from his chair in disbelief.
"I wanted to talk to you privately," the prince said as he sat across from the stupefied inmate. It had been more than a year since they had last seen one another, this being when the Alterran had testified at trial. At that time, Jason was still recovering from the events surrounding his abduction. He looked considerably different now. It was obvious that he was in the peak of health, his eyes clear, his voice strong, and his body whole.
Inness was suddenly very, very afraid. "I still don't know anything!" he blurted out. "I was just an underling, a peon, a cog in the wheel!" He tried to push back from the table and was prevented by Jason who reached out and took him firmly by the arm. "I know that," he said just as firmly. "I was there, remember?"
"But why are you here? Come to gloat?"
Closing his eyes, the Alterran gave an involuntary shudder. "No, that's Curtis's department, not mine." Looking up, he said, "I don't know what he told you you were supposed to be doing, but…I just…" Drawing a deep breath, he said, "I guess first I wanted to thank you for saving my life when you stopped that sensor program. There's a lot of what went on that I don't remember. But that I do. Quite clearly."
Inness was starring open mouthed at him. He's thanking me! After all I did to him, he's thanking me! Finding his voice at last, he stammered out, "I don't…I don't…" Rising to his feet, he clamped his hands over his ears. "You should hate me! It's been two years and I can still hear you screaming! Why don't you hate me?"
The prince remained passive, asking calmly, "What would that accomplish?"
"What does sparing me from a death sentence with some high powered lawyer accomplish? Or paying for my surgery?" Inness countered in as forceful a tone as he could manage. "You can't possibly have a guilty conscience over of what happened. You were the victim!"
Jason sat back and gave him a thoughtfully look. "Mr. Inness, we're both victims. Damaged goods, you and I, no thanks to Curtis. I know what he did to you, and more importantly, I know why. It doesn't excuse what you did up to that point, but it is telling.I'm not a vindictive person, but I wouldn't even attempt to stop the judicial system from punishing you for your involvement in the Lazarus project. Conversely, there's no reason you should be blamed for what Curtis did after he went over the edge."
Still unable to think of a suitable reply, Inness was silent for several minutes before finally saying, "Your Highness, what do you want from me after all this time? An apology? I've already—" He broke off when the prince held up his hands and said, "No that's not why I came."
"What do you want from me?"
Jason drew a deep breath, and rose to his feet nervously pacing back and forth. "I have… questions about what happened. And you're the only one who can answer them." Turning, he admitted, "It's taken me this long just to get up the courage to come here. I keep telling everyone that I don't want to remember, but that's a lie. I need to know what happened."
Throwing a glance back at the door, Inness informed, "Your Highness, everything we say in here is recorded. And, as you've already said, I have an appeal coming up."
Jason gave him a knowing smile and sat down. "You remember about my bio-electric field? The fact that it's different than humans?"
"Of course. You have a silicon-based…" The former technician's words trailed off and he stared at the Alterran as if seeing him for the first time. "You can do that?" he gasped.
"A trick of the First Circle. They'll never know what went wrong. Freak electrical wave pulse is the usual conclusion," came the amused reply. "Now, will you tell what I want to know?"
"With no recriminations?"
"None. I want information, not to lay blame." With a small smile, Jason added, "Believe it or not, I am on your side."
Inness sat down and poured himself a glass of water. Drawing a deep breath, he asked, "How much time do you have?"
The story continues in Part 4, A Different Kind Of Guardian, in which we learn exactly what did happen after Turlough and "his" Doctor left the others. This story is also a sequel to The Guardian; story 6 in my 4th Doctor companion arc.


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