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WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS DO AND SAY
A Chapter of Accidents, Orimes and
Looal Happenings Picked Up Here
and Therein the State and Flashed
Over tho Basy Wires.
BBAMOKIN, Pa, Sept. 19.—The miners
the Byron colliery, owned by the
wages,
freight wreck occurred two mfles east
of
in whic
ley were badly hurt and 40 cars and an
engine demolished.
Pirrssura, Sept. 31.—A ladle of steel
Homes mill and four men were
hurt. are: James Maguire, Will-
fam McCrackie, Edward Williams and
Jacob Dunn.
men are in a very serious condition,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.—On Aug. 81
last Otto Cramer had oecasion to come
tack or nail. He claims te have been
painfully injured and was unable to
work for two weeks. Consequently he
ages.
Hazreron, Pa, Sept.
O'Donnell, of Jeansville,
Jraed was there, but instead was at the
Inzleton Roupital, having
by a n his way
blast. e was struck
leg cut © It was not
until taken to the hospital
coustn was there,
at
named in the
year's mation
rate chosen & Mr,
national tie a
convention.
High of this city.
e was ipstructed tp support the candi-
dacy of James G. Blaine for president.
Witkespanre, Pa, Sept. 10.—Will-
brakeman, was found dead on top of a
car of his train at Sugar Notch at day-
left Mauch Chunk, and the flash of his
death.
child.
judical convention at Bangor.
rodhem, of Bethlehem, was elected
hlehem, and J. Frank Meyers, of
high townshi
dents. Judge
were eloctad vice
dent judge of Northampton county,
PRILADELPHIA, Sept, 21.— Two acci-
dents, one fatal, happened to the chil-
dren of Mrs. Swarts, of 1240 Hope street,
Mary, the elder,
ran a rather large sized button hook up
her nostril, and it lodged there. The
mother picked up the child and carried
it to a doctor,
hook, When she returned home she
foundl that the baby
15 months, whe
had si off a chalr and, catching be-
strangled to death.
Norristown, Pa, Bept. 21.—As a
small hand car, on which fourteen
trackmen on the Schuylkill Valley
were seated
grade near § ring City, the car escapec
car jumped the track and run into a
or less injured, four of them fatally.
Collins, Jo Shantry and Paul
nedy, all of Norristown,
HusTivaoox, Pa., Sept. 21.—The cat-
being attacked wit
every instence proves fatal. This dis
ease first appeared about two years ago,
and al
srished.
alls helplessly, and
unable to bear the weight of the body.
The disease is supposed
origin and bears some resemblance to
actinomycosts, which some time ago
was prevalent on the continent,
Dovigstows, Pa., Sept. 10.—Judge
Yerkes at the closing session of the Sep-
tember criminal court, made an exam-
Jie of Joshua Barnes, convicted of sell-
ng liquor without a i
sons of known intemperate habit,
judge sentenced him to pa b
the cost of prosecution, and undergo an
imprisonment of three months in the
county jail. The heavy sentences of the
court are having a ing effect on
crime in Bucks a in
inflicted this term r
twelve years in the TS entiors.
Caxton, Pa., Sept. 10.—Four persons
were seriously injured b Jghtaty in
Canton busoughs the Seni of Je
tin Powers strock, Mrs,
tin Powers was shocked and deafened.
The family all recovered except Mrs.
William Powers, and her ition is
serious.
PuiLaperrma, Sept. 21.—As the re-
sult of a wordy war between Mrs, Mary
Birmingham and Mrs. Mary Cum-
mins, bath « of
at
EX-CONGRESSMAN SCOT'f DEAD
His Death Very Sudden and Caused
by Repeated Heart Failures,
Newrort, R. I, Bept. 21.—Ex-Con-
epsman W, L. Beott's death was very
dden and occurred shortly before
mudnight Sgturday. Mr. Scott had long
been a s@rer {rom acute gastro-in-
testinal catarrh, and two weeks ago he
was brought here from his home in
Erie, the tors being of the opinion
that the climate of Newport would ben-
efit him, This was realized, for he be-
gan to gain at once und his improvement
continued till Friday.
During the afternoon of that day he
had an attack of heart failure and an-
other on Saturday, rallying quite easy
the first time, but with more difficulty
on the second occasion, and another at-
night, from which he could not be re-
ceived and death ensued,
The family left this morning with the
remains for their home in Erie. Dr.
Pepper, who attended Mr. Scott durin
his illness, says death was sudden an
A Stirring Career Ended,
CHICAGO, Bept, 18.—Ex-Congressman
and consul Lorenz Brentano died at his
residence in this city, For seven Josie
heim, Baden, Germany. He studied
law at Heidelberg, Aftér leaving the
¢ returned to Manheim and
Twice
ment refused to allow him to serve. In
Frankfort, and became the
In the
of
Hament in
leader of the Liberal party. I
movement which led to the fleein
was made president of the provisional
government of Baden and later on dic
tator. On the retwrn of the monarch-
ists to power he fled to Switzerland, and
was sentenced to death in his absence.
W asmINGTON, Sept. 28. — Secretary
oe received a telegram from Gov-
ema Steele, of Oklahoma, stating that
the two new county seats as town sites,
to the exclusion of single entry men.
The secretary has directed the governor
to see that this purpose of the town site
entries will be permitted and single en-
try men will be fully sustained. This
action was taken after consultation with
whom agree that such entry cannot be
legal
Spain's Many AfMiictions.
Maorip, Sept. 22.—A hurricane has
added tothe damage done by the recent
Many of the houses previously
undermined or otherwise weakened by
the floods collapsed beneath the force
of the wind. A further feeling of gloom
epi-
name. There are already over 2,000 se-
vere cases of that disease in the city
it is feared that the
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Miss Collins’ Denial
Caxorx, N, J., Sept. 21.—The alleged
confession of Miss Mary Collins that
John Miller, killed
his wife, as set forth in the affidavit
made by Detective Henry Campbell, is
denounced by Miss Coilins wen as “‘a
lie, every word of it." She denies that
she had ever been with Campbell alone,
and averred that on the day of the mur-
der of her sister did not wear a cost, as
he states in his affidavit.
Tascott Once More,
St. PavL, Sept. 22. A new story is
notorious fugitive, that two days after
the murder of millionaire Amos J.
Thence he went to
point, and eventually to the
joined the Turtle mountain band, hav-
ng adopted the Indian costume and
Pocarerio, ldaho, Sept
Port Neuf, a station six miles from Po-
catello. Passenger train 1 and 2 col
lided, killing five men and seriously in-
uring several others. The killed are:
i Widemeyer, mail clerk, and four In-
The
injured are: Charles Hoyt, engineer;
Gunderson, mail
aguaw. co.
Vessels Wrecked in a Gale,
Loxpox, Sept, 22. —A dispatch from
announces that a furious gale has been
raging there, and that several vessels
have Been, wrecked, In addition a great
amount of damage has been done by the
storm to the harbor, which has re-
cently Aon ae maul improved. Tie
crops throughout tl TOUR! ve
red severely.
City of Sana Captured.
CONSTANTINOPLE, 22. The in-
surgents in Yemen have captured
the capital of the province. The
ri Bete Mode BB eg Bs
troops now station az, where
cholera is raging. It is remored that
Kurds are murdering many Ohristians
in Armenia.
Ex-Congressman Whitthorne Dead,
Nasuviuig, Tenn., Sept. 20.—Hon,
Washi Curran Witthorne died at
Colum Tenn., his home, yesterday
afternoon, aged 66. Heo was elected a
representative from Tennessee to the
Forty-second, Forty-third, Forty-fourth,
Forty-fifth, Forty-sixth and ~Fiftieth
congresses,
Turkey's Flag First,
Cuicaco, Sept. 22.—-The first
nation thus far raised
or % Sait grounds was Scated to the
. It was the of
T colnod dhe hae of
and was on
the has been
.
flag of a
on t
Way
to the
bit. A
England's Postmaster Goneral,
LoxDoN, Sept, 22, —8ir Janes Fergus.
che ba the - omar
Henry Oscll Raikes,
son,
Ee
A MAMMOTH STEAL.
The London and Westminster
Bank Raided by Thieves.
BAID TO HAVE OAPTURED A MILLION
The Managers of the Institution De-
cline to Make Any Statement for
Publication—-The Authorities Us-
ing Their Utmost Efforts to Trace
the Missing Fortune.
Loxpon, Bept. £22. — The bankin
| world of this city has {oa been startle
by $e announgement that an important
| bank robbery has taken place in this
city. The police and bank officials are
tryin to keep the matter as quiet as
| possible, so that the entire facts in the
| case are pot obtainable at present. It ia
known, however, that the institution
that has suffered is the London and
Westminster bank, limited, No. 41
Lathbury, KE. C., an important estab.
lishment having over fifteen ULranch
hoje in this city.
e money stolen, it would appear,
consisted of a large parcel of bills re
mitted from the country banks to the
London and Westminster bank. The
thief or thieves must have cleverly
watehed for the proper Sppottutity to
| accomplish the robbery and to have
galued access to an apartment near the
main entrance to the bank. This apart.
ment was easy of acoess from the street
and the parcel of bills is supposed to
have been stolen while the bap officials
were busily engaged in another apart.
ment in going over the accounts of last
week's settlement.
Sald to Be a Million.
Both William Astle, the town man-
ager of the bank, and H. F. Billing-
hurst, the ocunty manager, decline to
make any statement for publication as
to the actual loss incurred by the bank,
but it is currently reported that the
amount ste len is not less than §1,000,000,
and that it muay amount to as much as
$1,850,000,
The officers, the city police
authorities and the criminal investi.
gation department of Scotland Yard are
pusting forth their utinost efforts in or-
er t effect the capture of the thieves,
Notice of the robbery has been sent to
the police centres throughout the Brit
ish Isles and on the continent, and the
sailing of gvery passenger vessel ix be-
watched,
Notice of the robbery has also been
sent to all the banks upon which the
bills were drawn, but the lice theory
is that po attempt will wade to
change the bills in this country, but
t the thieves will have recourse to
be continent, wheres the presence of so
many wealthy travelers from England
and the United States makes such
transactions easier than in thisconntry.
Unitarians Barred Out
New York, Sept. 22.—The national
conference Unitarians began here
yesterday afternoon with a large attend.
ance, representing nearly ovary state
east of the Mississi A meeting of
the council and coors was held at 4
pm and the conference was formally
Opened at 7:80 p. wm. by a public service,
the serion being itroror 1 the Rev,
W. A. Armstrong, M. A., of Liverpool,
England. The sessions will continue
three days, duringgwhich a variety of
pipers on religious and scientific topics
will be read and discussed. The ses
sions are held in the Town hall. They
were formerly held in the Methodist
church, which is now denied them, as
also the Presbyterian church, on the
plea that to permit the use of their
churches to the Unitarians would be
ving countenancg and encouraging
eresy and infidelity,
Crooks Let Loose.
Mr. Horry, N.J., Sept. 22. There was
a general jail delivery of three card
monte men, shell game operators, thim-
ble riggers, sweat performers and sus
phe picknickers here yesterday, as
as been the custgm for several years.
These men were all captured during the
fair, while in the act of ‘*working” the
crowd, accordi to their respective
oy of work, and promptly sent to jail.
ut it does not pay to hold them to
await the action of the grand jury, as
experience has well demonstrated. The
| victims of their wiles rarely sppear to
| testify against them,
A Great Religious Gathering.
Wasminatox, Sept. 22. — Preparations
for the great ecumenical conference of
Methodism, which is to open here on
Oct. 7, are rapidly approaching com-
pletion, and all indications point to the
test gathering of religious brain
Se. ever seen in this or any other
country. Hundreds of delegates from
two continents will be present, and al-
though already a city of and im-
portant conventions, Washington avill
| regard this as the most Shportant gath-
ering of this decade, ¢ conference
| will last from Oct. 7 to Oct. 20.
Riot at a Bull Fight,
| Mansziies, Sept. 22.—At a bull fight
| at the circus here the spectators became
| displeased with the performance of the
toreadors, claiming that they were cow-
arly and simply aking a tense of
fighting the bulls, Finally the specta-
tors broke into the arena, ¢ the
toreadors and toros out of it, tore down
the seats, piled them in heaps and set
{fire to the debris, threatening the de-
Sruetion of the Whole ufldin . At
stage a strong ©
the circus and put out tho A num-
ber of arrests were made.
New York's Grant Monument,
New York, Sept. 22.—The executive
committee of the Grant Monument asoco-
olation met yesterday. Work will be at
once begun on the monument. The
Zion temporary tomb will be removed
e the north end of the main build-
tor, which the foaudation is
ne amoun money on hand
$150,213.80,
“The Spider's” Victim Dead,
Camprx, N.
Gloucester City man who
last Satu or Tide N
in the Cooper hospital,
ah The "Byider." a Jockey »
Gloucester race track.
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TRAINS LEAVE NMONTANDOE, EASTWARD,
$27 a. m.~Train 14. (Dally except Sanday
For Sunbury , Willkesbarre, Hursburg and jos
termediate stations, arriving si Philsdelphia at
: m , New York, 50 p.m. Baltimore, 3.10 p
deiphia for all ses-shore points, Through pas |
senger coaches to Philadelphia snd Baltimore.
130 p. m~Train 8. (Dally except Bunday
For sunbury, Harrisburg atid intermediate stan
tons, arriving at Philadelphia at 6.50 p m., New
York. 955 p.m. Baltimore, 6.45 p. ma , Washing
tonal 8.15 p.m. Parlor car through to "Philadel
she, and passenger coaches 0 Philadelphia snd
itithore.
506 p.m ~Train 12. [Dally except Sunday.
For Wilkesbarre, Hazleton, Potlevilie and inter
wediste points, arriving st Phils deiphia 108 p
wm. Baltimore 10.60 p.m
4p m~Tmin 6 (Daily) For Bunbury,
Harrisburg and all intermediate stations, srriy-
fog st Philadelphia, ¢.25 a. m , New York al 7,008,
m. Pullman sleeping cars from Harrisburg Ww
Philadelphia and New York ‘hilndelphia pus
sengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed ualil
S008. mm.
1.2 a m~Tmin 4. (Dally) For Bunbury,
Harrsburg and intermediate stations, arriving al
Philadelphia st 6 60a, m., New York, 830 » m.,
Baltimore, 6 20 a mm. Waabingiou, 7.3), & mW,
Pullman siceping oars Ww Palisdeipbia and
passenger coaches Ww Philadelphia snd Baillmore
WESTWARD,
536 a m Train 3. {Daily} For Erle and Can
audaigus and intenueaiste stations, HoCbesler,
Bufiaio and Nisgars Falls, with through Paliman
cars and passenger coaches 0 Erie sud Roches
wer,
10.17 ~Train 15. (Daily) For Lock Haven and
intermediate stations, :
208 p.m ~Train 11. (Daily except Sunday.)
For Kane, Cassndaigus and luternmediale sualions
Rochester, Bufiaio and Nisgars Falls, wilh
Wirough passenger coaches 10 Kape and Koches
ter, abd Parlor car Ww Rochester,
abi p. m.~Train 1. (Daddy except Sunday.)
For Renovo, Kimira and lutermedisie stations.
05 pp. m~Tmin Zl. (Deily) For Williams
port and inwrmediaie stallions,
THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANDON FROM
EAST AND SOUTH.
Train 15 leaves New York 12.15 night, Philadel
phis 4.50 a m, Baltimore 4.45 a m, Harrisburg
R10 a me, Wilkesbarre, 700 a.m. (Dally exoept
sunday) arriving at Montandon 10 23.
Train 11 leaves Philadelphia 8.50 a m, Washing
ton 5.10 a m, Baltimore, $00 a m, Willkesbarre
ila m, (Daily except Sunday) arriviog si
Moutandon 205 pm, with patior car bom
Philadeiphia and th bh passenger oconchos
from Philadelphia and Baltimore
Train | leaves Mew York 9.00 a m, Phils, 11.480 a
mm; Washinglon at 10.50 a m, Bailimore at 11.6
am, Wilkestwrre 3.12 pm, (daily except Baus
day) arriving st Montandon st 5.04 pm, with
through passenger couches from Phils. and
Baitimore
Train 21 leaves New York 3.00 pm, Philadelphia
5,26 p m, Waaliingionu 4.50 p mn, Baltimore 2.32 p
mw, (Gedly) seriviug st Moostandon 10.5 pm.
Train 8 leaves New york ai 800 p m, Philsd
11.25 p ma, Washington 10.00 p m, Baltimore,
11.20 p m, (Gaily) arriving at Montandon at 5.36
& m, with through Poliman sleeping cars from
Phila., Washiagion asd Baitiwore and through
passenger cosches from Philadelphia and Beals
LEWISBURG AND TYRONE RAILROAD,
Daaly Except sunday.
Westward,
Fastward
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