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Csxrie HALL, Pa., Taors, Ava, 13.
TERRIFIC MINE Ear LOSION.
Fourteen Men Badly Barned--One
Dead of His Injuries,
PorrsviLLe, Pa.. Aug. 10.—Feurteen
men employed at the York Colliery
farm were badly burned by an explosien
of gasat 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The names of the victims ave John Cor-
bors, Hungarian, Yorkville, very seri-
ously hurt, cannot recover: Thomas
Goldsworthy, pumpman, Minersville,
pot serious: Joseph Robertson, Mount
Hope; David Davis, Fishback, hands
burned and face frightfully crushed,
will die: Thomas Davis, son eof David
Davis, slightly burned: Scott Brubaker,
Llewellyn, burned badly about the face,
in a critical cendition; Henry Zimmer
man, son of inside foreman, Pottsville,
face burned and cut gnder eye: Charles
Sours, Yorkville, bud d badly and can
not recover: Robert Kelly, Yorkville,
horribly burned; James Miller, York
ville, hands, face and back burned;
James Tidiback, Yorkville, not sertousiy
hurt: John Conners, Yorkville, burned
on the breast, face and hands, and
George Tierney, foreman, burned on |
face and arms, |
John Corbors has since died.
TOOK TO THE WOODS.
Five Prisoners Escape from the Som-
erset County Jail,
Somerset, Pa., Aug. 1l.—Five pns-
oners escaped from Somerset's new
county jail yesterday. The sixth one
was intercepted as he was descending
the rope by which
caped, and was ret
The hole
Nicely brothers escuj
been bricked up in a loo
when the prisoners had gui
trance to the attic it was the we
few moments to punch the bri
and with a rope made fre
hammock slide to the
of forty feet. They at
strip of woods about a qt
distant from the town. Deg
Basson has organized a posse
n pursuit of the runaways,
whom are desperate
i:
fl.
is comrades
in the wal
Mn
several of
characters,
Pritchard Versus Fitzsimmons,
YORK,
11
Aug. 11.—A special cable
y The Police
Ted Pritchard, the
of England, has an
his willingness to meet Bob
zsimmons for the middleweight
hampionship of the world, $5,000 a side
and the best purse offered in England or
America. Pritchard has posted a for-
feit of £500 to bind a The
Olympic club, o (ew Orleans. has of
d a $10,004 n
mdon t
match.
fer fight
Pritchard has accep
probabilities are
: 1
tional prize fight
in America.
and
The
interna |
+ decided
The Bride Is Reticent,
Norristows, Pa., Ang. 11
was a wedding in the Italian
Mogeetown, and after the cs thie
mrties assembled in a fn in which
ys figured conspicuously A
firbt ensued, in Italians
snd stabbed, one of them being
hacked. The wounded men
and are kept by their
dusky compatriots in hiding. The only
witness to the affair who could be for
was the bride, who « converse in the
mother tongne only, and mh an in-
terpreter it was learned that sh
refused to
! here
narter at
rYmnony
fro
which three
thy
Stabbing Affray at a Picnic.
AsHrasp, Pa Ang
Just received here of a
stabbing affray at New Media, three
miles from Centralia, at a picnic. From
what can be learned of the occurrence
three brothers named Ernest became in
volved in a quarrel, in which one
them was beaten so badly that he caamot
recover, While the fight was in progress
Burt Cleaver interfered in behalt of the
beaten brother, but he was turned upon
and with a knife in the hands
of one Ernests, Cleavers life
now despaired of. His assailant escaped
to the woods and is still at large,
11.—~News has
;
been serious
£
0
3.3
stabbed
of the is
Jumped to His Death.
PorrsviLLe, Pa., Ang. 1L
Wiedensaul Lewisburg,
a visit to his W. K. Wieden
saul, proprietor of the Mt. Carmel ho
tel. met with a fatal accident while he
and his brother were returning from a
drive to the Lavelle fair grounds. John
Wiedensanl jumped from the vehicle
and landed on his head, fracturing his
skull. He did not regain consciousness,
and fonr hours later died, In turning a
corner the carriage was i, W. RK.
Wiedensanl became entangled in the
harness and was dragged a considerable
distance,
John
who was on
voit hoor
OLner,
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of
b
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i A Malicious Tramp,
Port Cristox, Pa, Aug. 6.—-While
Thomas D. Weiser, of Philadelphia, was
seated on the platform at Stony Creek,
the first station above this place on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
waiting for a train, a tramp, who was
stealing a ride on a passing coal train,
deliberately hurled a large piece of coal
at him. The lamp struck Mr. Weiser
on the side of the Don cutting a ach
several inches long, He was dazed, and
failed to recognize the miscreant. Mr.
Weiser was reading a book at the time,
A New American Ministry,
Care May Poist, N.J., Aug. 11.
The president has appointed Richard
Cotts Shannon, of New York, minister
to Nicaragua, Costa Rica and; Salvador,
This is the new Central American mis-
sion created by the last congress. Mr.
Shannon was at one time secretary of
legation at Brazil, and is a thorough
Spanish scholar, Minister Shannon is a
native of Maine,
A Farmer's Fearful Death,
Brororp, Pa... Aug. 11. Jacob May,
a prominent farmer living eight miles
from here, met with a terrible death.
May was subject to fits. He went into
his house with a lantern, was overtaken
by a fit, and by falling to the floor the
lantern exploded, setting fire to the
honse and burning the unfortunate man
to a crisp, with the house and all its
contents,
Cannot Regain Her Musical Voice.
Viessa, Aug. 11,—The efforts of the
prima donna Rosa Papier to recover the
use of her voice have 1d] after eighteen
py ae
ment of the bm peri
BY WIND AND HEAT.
A Cyclone Does Great Damage to
Property in Iowa,
FOURDEATHS BY HEAT IN NEW YORK
The Cyclone Strikes a Meet.
ing at Davis City, Ia, and Causes
Terror to the Eight Thousand As.
They Were No
Camp
sembled, Though
Fatalities,
LEON, 1a., Aug. 11.
over this part of Decautur county
storm lasted an hour and a half
cansed great damage.
and yards were littered
fallen trees, and in many instances the
streets were absolutely impassable,
Opera house and school house were un
The
and
streets
1
molished., Fences, sidewalks and out
houses were lifted up bodily and
away by the wind. The
wrecked the telegraph, telephs
electric light wires, and the town was
in darkness last night,
No One Was Killed.
falling tree
me and
About
were attending a camp meeting at
Davis City, ten miles distant, and thei
confusion and panic was indescribable
The camp held
K + on the Grand river.
being
the
meetin
banks of
k the
K 18
torm st
nen
Huge
in aim
d
if the saddenne
s and
only
brs,
a few sl 3 uised by flying de
It is feared that when
received from untry
will bring news
sweep f the
hie of
of
wind al
WinaQ J
en i
Hale
1 to the
been beat
Toone
aeinon
wh n
-
away and fences
will certainly re
Four Deaths from Heat in New York
New YORK, A Yesterday
sttest 10th o yyorriut
Prostrations in Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA i
Baker was
Nin
heat at
wt}
Senin
nd Sloan
and was
Presbyterian hospital
i admitted te
anann hospital, suffering i
of a heat which he
ived at Twelfth and Arch streets
Philadelphia was the hottest
s U's States vests
VAs
fr
i
3
siroNe
faay.
SAVE In NS,
Probable Loss of
ToNxawasxpa, N. X
elevator shaft of the 1
and Steel was bl
gale, cat
Five Lives,
Aug i The
nawanda 1
wn down in
1n a loss of £55,000 The
brick cornice of Rand's bank building
was also blown down, doing so dam
to adjacent property. Signs and
awnings suffered. The barn of Philip
, on Grand Island, struck by
hghtoing, burning the barn and killing
horse, A sail boat was found empty
on the river and great fears are exe
pre aed that th: ox npants were lost,
as the boat started with five men. Great
damage was done to fruit trees,
It Pleases the Farmers,
Reaping, Pa., Aug. 11.—For the sec-
ond time this summer the temperature
is among the nineties, the hottest
weather that has been experienced since
the last week in June, when the tem-
perature for three days kept above 90
The farmers are delighted that
the weather has taken a turn from the
cool days which prevailed daring July,
and say that a hot sun is just what the
corn crop needs to bring it ont with
splendid resalts, as it has had enough
rain and now wants sunshine,
rks,
Hg
age
Was
One
degs
Clung to the Boat and Was Saved.
Siver Serivas, N. Y., Ang. 11.—A
heavy storm straock Silver lake, and
canght numerous crafts in the water,
Among others was a large sail boat
owned by Dr. Ganintock, of Warsaw,
in which was the doctor, anether gentle-
man and a small boy and girl. The
boat capsized, the occupants clinging to
the sail and boat until pa were rescued
in an exhausted condition. Large for-
est trees were torn up and great dam-
age was done to orchards and fences,
Death at a Picnic,
Orrawa, Ils, Aug. 11.--A terrible
storm swept over this section. At Rand's
Grove, where a picnic was in progress,
Gustave Dreining, of Peru, a member of
the county board of supervisors, was in-
stantly killed, and George Soedler, also
of Peru, seriously injur
this city, but no great damage is re-
ported,
Death of a Well Known Editor,
New York, Aug. 10.-W, L, Croas-
dale, editor of The Standard and Chair.
man of the National Committee of
Single Tax League, died yesterday after-
noon of peritonitis, after an illness of
t days. Mr. Croasdale was 13 years
old arsl a bachelor. He was the founder
of Every Evening, a daily paper in Wil-
For a time conducted a
daily in Battizore and afterwards
, Was writer on the New York
.
i
bo LF
Twelve Killed in a Wreck on the |
West Shore Railroad, |
Syracuse, N. Y., Aug, 7.-The St.
|
|
|
Lonis express on the West Shore rail
road met with a terrible accident three
miles west of Port Byron, near what is |
known as the Duchess cut. The train |
was running at a high rate of speed and |
at that point ran into a freight train, |
The wreck was an awful one and the |
deaths umber twelve. These killed |
outright and those who died from their |
injuries were all Italian laborers but |
one, the fireman of the passenger train,
Eleven Italians were badly hurt and
six will probably die,
Twelve cars of the freight tram were i
piled np on the tracks, completely block
ing them. The Italians were in the
sinoking car, which was completely i
smashed up. Hu ily a whole piece of
timber was left of the car, The wreck |
took fire and the passenger train was |
burned, with the exception of three
sleeping CATS,
The train was made up of two express
Cars, baggage Car, smoking Car, day Cid
and four sleeping cars,
Of the passengers in the smoking
including the Italians, half were k
(thers of them X
some so very badly that
they could
chage,
thelr agomzing
ply came
that moment to
the Italians did not
} kille dd.
n the j
“i ons
jured,
before
KITrOoKe,
be taken
were
isseng
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gineer
have
to prevent the
first discos
track was
never «
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WASHINOTON, Aug i
Donglass, United States
Havtl, has tenderysd his
tl department f
1
Lie
bears date July 30
give his
“} aliom
minister lef
to the Un
for the
107 Lh
not reasons
res
customary
ing which
fievid
na this cit
in this city
Hour L
fray
To Test the Fight aw,
A LARK
apply ai i
the
Ha Cot fon of t
Frazis i . has Deer
filed thereto
Ax DMINISTRATOR'S SOTICE
of Admin ipa Lhe osiat
car Dock, dee'd pve tow having Is
lawfully granted t undersigned they
respectinily request all persons knowing them
seivos indebted to the ext make immediate
payment, and those ha aims against the
same to present them duly thentionted
tivment da br
$n
t
fjalyés ik
Na RT PROCLAMATION WHEREAS
Hon A. OQ, Fart, President Judge of
Court of Common Pleas of the imh Judicial dis
trict, consisting of the counties of Centre and
Huntingdon, and the Hon® Daniel Rhoades and
the Hon. Thos F. Riley, assoc ate Juages in Cen
tre, having issued rheir precept bearing date the
ith day ot July 13641 10 me directed for holding
a Court of Oyer and Terminer and general Judi
Delivery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace in
tellefoute, for tae county of Ceptre, and on
mentee on the 4th Mouday of August the 24th day
of August 1801, and 10 coating two weeks, No
tice 1s hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of
the Peace, Aldermen and Consiables of said
county of Centre, that they be then snd there in
the proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the frenoon
of said day, with thelr records, inquisitions, ex
aminations, and their own rememurances, to do
those things which to their office appertains to
be done, and those who are bound in recognize
ances to prosecute aga iust the prisoners that are,
or shall be in the jail of Centre county, be then
and there Wo prosecute against them as ansll be
Just
Given nuder my hand, at Bellefouts the 20th
day of July, In the vear of our Lead, 1301 and the
one hundred and ourteenth year of the Inde
pendence of the United States
WM A
ship
for sel
Isirator «
THE
the
IBHLER,
Sherif
A PPLICATION FOR CHARTER - NOTICE
is hereby given that an sophicaiion will
be made 10 the Court of Common Pleas of Centre
cotinity , on Monday , the 20th day of August, A.D
1901 at 10 p'clock A. ma , onder an act of Assembly
entitled “An Act to provide for the Incorpormiion
and regulation of Certal noTpOTLINNS,” BPO a
April 2nh, A. D 1874, aid the sup plom there
10, for a charier of an invended corporation to be
celled the 86. Lukes Evangelical Lutheran ehurch
of Centr Hall, Pennsylvania, the purpose and
object of which is tv worship Almighty God ae
oui ding 10 the formule of the General Sy ood of
the Brayelicat Lutheran chovel, of the United
Hates of Amitien, ad iy ne po
10 have, possess aud enjoy a »
wud privilegts COR the Act of Assembly
aforesaid a
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fits
hg SUPPLIES Al
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,
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sinter
it thelr
entire ox ‘
MATHEMATICS
i at 1
ful jee
(TMENT Tore
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post measure
enltivation, with 1
fruit, Call on James (
ond
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in the immediag
of amusement and the different
as well ae all parts of the city are Cok
ble by street Cars constantly passing the GoOOT it
offers special indocements 10 those visiting the
city for business or pleasure. Your paironsge
respeotfuily solicited Jom, M. Foun,
ad tien ater they live Any
Proprietor,
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on ® thee wot Poany to lomin,
Wa foraish everything, We stant youn. No risk Yon van devils
your se moments, of wit your time te the work This fe am
enh sew ead and bring wondetfal snocess 1s every w cree,
Regioners are nening from $25 to B50 poy week and apart
aod sore after a Titile eu perionee We ran farnich you the sue
poyment and teach you BEE. No gpmer to ex pinta "
[atormation FREE, KRU E & CO. ALGUSTA
waler, timber
, Rien,
Centre Hall,
T AND ARCH &1
in Hates §
centres of business
tailroad cepots
easily a
¢ KEW Jia of work
ate, by those of
t oll, aud in their
can do
Consumption Cured,
An old physician. retired from yractice, have
ing had placed in his bavds by an Kast Iredion
Misslounry the torimuls of a simple vegolable
remedy for the speed and permanent cure of
Consumption, Brouchitis, Calarth, Asthina and
add throat aid Lung A fections, also a positive
atid radical eure for Nervous Debility avd all
Nereo us Complaints, ation having tested its won:
dermal porstive powers in thousands of casos, Has
felt it tis duty to wake §* known to his suffering
fellows Actuated by this motive and & desire to
relieve human sofering, | willsend free of charge
to all who daeire 16, this recipe, in German,
French or Koglish, with foll directions for pres
paring sod using. Sent by mail b addressing
with stamp, naming this Hen , A. Noyes,
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