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SEA SHORE EXP. leaves Lock Haven... 00am
- - - Jersey Shore... "3am
Williamsport... 81
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Harrisburg...
Philadelphia... 3
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day,
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33 Gre
42 Linden Hall
Oak Hall
52 Lemont
59: Dale Summit
i 9? 09 Pleasant Gap i
5 10} 9 14 Axemann 6 04) 23
515 9 20 Bellefonte 6 00 1%
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turning leave Montandon for Lewisburg ai 9.20 p
m 12pm 600 pmand 74 pm,
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A FRUITLESS QUEST.
Last of the Coroner's Inquest in
* the Kniffin Case,
NO REVELATIONS OF IMPORTANCE
Ceoutrary Effects of Chloroform on Miss
Purcell and Mra, Kniffin—No Traces
of Potson—The Inquest Adjourns and
Devolves
Grand Jury.
the Responsibility on the
TrextoN, Jan, 2i.—The injuest in the
Kniffin murder mystery was resumed
and was just as barren of results, so far
as connecting Dr. Kniiflin with the
crime is concerned, as at the previous
Seasons.
Dr. Willinm D. Struble, who assisted
at the post moriem examination,
yroborated County Physician Leavitt
with respect to the statement that Mrs,
Kniffin died from chloroform. The
finger marks on her chin he thought
were made by Mrs. Kniffin herself in
an effort ta get the chloroform towel
away from her mouth. The excoria-
tion about her mouth was made by the
applicatic un of the irritating fluid to
that part,
“Wouldn't it be
pose,” was the importan tion of
Juror Lawshe, ‘that the burning
redness would have appeared upon the
Yids of Miss Purcell had hiovroform
been similarly applied beneath her nos-
trials?”
1 think.” rephisd
“that such a result wou
ural.”
It will be remember
toarks w noticed
montis. undreds (questions
now plied to the witness, but the only
qualification made to the ANBW Er
was, it was possible th loroform
had been differentd plied on Miss
FPurctil, The tow lirive been
foided so that th Lis )
not reach the skin
question, the gdoct
A person could bs
sleeping. It was
that one could not ix
must have beep awakenea |
tion in the throat from
and made a slight struggle
against the chloroform
No
Cor.
reasonable
to sup
physician
nat-
re Of
of were
personal
Mrs.
the
chilorof
-~ Very
the
feeble
Poison In the Stomach.
Henry IB. (
testilie 1
Professor
Princeton,
anal vsis of the
a trace of
O'Hara told
house open
the family au
After
other wilneses he
ourned for
the responsibility of the
grand jury. If this
any one {or the murder the
the coroner's jury will be giv
grand jury of the May term: of court.
The Hon J. DD. Scudder ne of
wealthisst merchants in
Br nt Ue ocrali
the foreman of th
meets today.
of
an
stomach without finding
Oriiweiis,
at he made
PAOINGn O
about
4
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EXAM
nigni
the w
Lane
flict
of
the
IRiyY Sail in
TES EON
the Cily an
politician iil
polilician, i
i
rand jury wiuct
EUNZE JOINS THE FREAKS
The Cronin Convict tiives | and Win
CGirmes 8 Dime
Cuicaco, Jan. 20, Little Kunze, who
was ted of con
Cronin murder and
trial. was set [roe ar
to the b j
be 1x to be marred on as he gots
some money muse nn man es
said to have a contract with him for
$150 a week for ten y ,
suspect will soon be tu
matriinonial purposes,
it was the museum
Kunze's bond, and he is held responsi
ble for his appearance when wanted by
the state's atlorney-
Kunze has signed a temperance
pledge and vows that he will
himself horeafter. He was
one time that he would
this wrought a great
He was overjoyed Ww
bered to every one w
him
Mee us.
CONTA in the
granted a new
ately flow
Of his swesthoarte,
ijt
wa
Mh whom
AS &
Wie,
man who
if ever he is
behave
fearful at
be hanged and
change in him
get and A
would talk to
wit
oul
ie
toraker amd Wood on the Riand.
WasitisagroN, Jan, 20 Ex-Governor
thie she iOL
committee
He
on DOX forgery.
ility for the pul»
tter in The Cin-
Lrazetic R. GG.
isclained respons
Jication of the forged |
Cin i ff ommercia
Weni, author of the lorgery testitied at
cotistaeravie length, He said that For
aker wanted to get hold of paper to
get square with Butterworth and wit
ness agreed to get it for hun It was
not to be published, but shown around
political headquarters, ete When he
gave Foraker the paper he (Foraker) re
marked that it was all written in one
ink and looked like a forgery The
chairman asked if witness had procured
the forgery. The witness said that he
had gotten up & paper for Foraker and
if he could make anybody believe it
was genuine, ali right. He beheved
that he was being “played” and ho ped
the Joiiticiana would get along without
his help hereafter,
Mr. Randall Jolns the Church.
Wasninarox, Jan. 21,--At the Métro-
litan Presbyterian church Rev. Dr.
Chester, the pastor, announced that
Samuel J. Randall bad been admitted
to merpbarship of the church, and that
Mrs. Randall had been admitted by
letter. On Tuesday last Dr. Chester
went to Mr. Randall's house, baptized
him, and admitted him to membership
m the church. Mr. Randall speaks
cheerfully of his condition, and seems
to have no doubt that he will soon be
able to resume his place in the house,
A Diminishing Death Rate.
New YOorx. Jan. 21.The total num-
ber of deaths in this eity for the
twenty-four hours at noon Mon-
day was $1, against 148 day before,
Of this number 21 ware due to pneu
notin, 3.18 branchitis, 17 to Sonn:
7 te influenza ted wi
a complica
Prise Fighters Faces Thelr Fate.
New Omigans, Jan. 20.--The Pica
une’s Meridian, Mass, special states
. 3 Mildesn Glonty and Donovan ar-
ved there in charge of a detective and
proceeded to Purvis for trial,
Ee A FREE
Emin's Tougua Parsiyed,
Zaxzisar, Jan. 20.—An abscess has
on the eo of Emin
FAT Al, ak rl prs of
John Reskin Insane,
NEWS BREVITIES,
Influenza is epidemic in the New
Jersey state prison,
Governor Beaver will call the election
to fill the late Congressman
place on Feb. 18,
York.
age of 86, She was quite poor, and
twelve years ago was making shirts at
sixpence each for a living.
Col. Mallison has been ordered to pay
£1,000 for libelling Mr.
stone in The Allahabad Post,
was burned,
all rescued,
The British
24 and has not since been heard of.
The libel suit of the
againsl Mr, Parke, editor of The North
of Mr, Parke. He was
year's imprisonment.
wets to make a big turnout at the
21st instant,
Harrison,
England was erro-
suicide of Alexander
American artist, in
NeOUs,
Mr. Christopher Rice Mansel
for sixty vears a member of the English
house of commons, is dead.
A Brooklyn jury has
to Dora Klein in her suit
against William M. Peak for
promise
The Central England and West-
oad announces a through train
service from Hartiord
via the Poughkeepsie
a“
SW
i road
bridge
o the editor of the newspa-
| Progress has been sent to jail for
In Mex
per I
A universal exhibition will be held at
Litge in June, on the occasion King
Leopold's JULiee,
Shad have been taken in the
peake six weeks ahead of time.
Congress did not meet till 1 p. m, in
order to enable members to attend the
funeral Walker Blaine,
of
Chesa-
The bodies of John Knoch, James Mo-
Adams, and Patrick Naylor were taken
from the caisson where they were
LoL They are the last
men who then lost
eh
d a week ago.
the irteen
iheir lives.
Wild hogs
farmer in
Arbuckle, and devoured a five-year-old
child which was alone in the house,
of
entered the cabin of a
London.
Miss Bisland, the American girl who
left New
alls mpt
Franc
i
ad
to girdle the globe wa San
¥
for The Cosmopolitan Maga
‘ork on the
easterly direction, will reach
York ahead of her.
to abolish the autonomy of Finland.
i# Dix Stecle, of Pans,
states that the emperor
soon abdicate his shrone,
An American
tive of Mr
nev fron
Neuvime
lady, said to be a rela
Ediosn, while on the jour-
y Vienna to Berlin, was taken
ill at the station at Dresdon, Saxony.
It was found she had the smallpox and
she was sent to the hospital.
Steamers arriving at New York re-
port terrific gales and heavy snow
storms atl sea
The duke of Aosta, who was king of
Spain from Dec. 4, 1870 until Feb. 11,
1878, died at Turin
The Samoan treaty negotiated last
senate,
onsideration in the committee on for-
eign affairs.
The American squadron is at Gibral-
ter and Carthagena.
Archbishop Corrigan sailed from
pope, and hundreds of priests and lay-
men went down to the pier to bid him
farewell,
Professor Solomon Sulzer, the chief
chanter in the Jewish synagogue in
Wien, is dead at the age of 85. He was
known throughout the Jewish world as
the finest singing composer to be found
in the Jewish services.
Minneapolis mdnisters united in a at
tack on the Sunday press.
The Brussels anti-slavery cenference
has been postponed until Thursday on
account of e illness of some the
delegates,
Louisville, St. Louis and Texas ratiroad,
was thrown under the wheels at Gus-
tin, Ky., and killed.
the assistance of a horse which had
been felled by an electric shock re
ceived from a sagging wire, was -
stantly killed.
THE MARKETS
Prices on the "teck, Produce and Peso.
Tum
PriLApeereta, Jan 20 The masket wos
dull, Pennsylvania wen quiet anfi@rm. Fesd-
ing waa strong and the boods were shady.
1ehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigstion wes
strong.
Following were the shesing bide:
Lehigh Valley... 855%
$LOA MK oity
dull,
go. Februppi, SiG: Wanch
Me: July, B : Maguet,
oem ber, Me,
Corn ~No. 2 more actives do. easlor; mized
hy rv menths MOMc. higher:
Oates No, 3, near
others steady. '
Boel Quiet: plate, $7.75: extra moss, §,
Park ~Quiet, strong; old mens,
extra prime, $0.2000.75; new mess, al.
wi Firm, quiet; steam
~Firm, quiet; state and Pennaylva-
mee:
entre Ha
Mills.
stantly on hand, at whale-
sale to dealers and at retail.
| All grades of Chop.
Granulated Corn Meal of the
finest grades.
Bran, fine and coarse.
COAL, always on hand, Hard,
Soft and Woodland, all
sizes.
TERMS, for Flour, Feed and
Coal, Strictly Cash.
All kinds of grain wanted aud
cash paid for same.
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