DEMOCRAT,
in
court
April, the
was affirmec
Bower &
and
the Sup
over, as it appearance
before the boys are
complime
-T. Bentor
passed throu
1ICCess
OK OMA,
y attend
Mrs
way t
in-law,
Mr. U
er of the
was located
1 year
COURT NOTES.
nie Grertr
same vs. I:
Aneel
eectment,
L.O
Meek and D.G,
Pe
naer t
Meek
fie iirm nan
T. D. Boal
Nora Moore, an
iness vip
College Hardware Co
David Moore vs Ac.
tion in divorce.
Lumbe
Mary Barret
lien,
Christian
i
Osceola Company,
Limi
tion on mechanic's
ted,
VS. an ad
Reese vs, Henry Womer be
ing an action of ejectment,
James C, ve. J. H. Ross,
Peter Zones, Adam Bla azor, Joseph Stone
and Joseph Krumbine,
in tresspass,
Mary A. Davidson. Harriet Ingram,
Calvin Davidson, Julia Davidson, Susan
Davidson, George Atlee Davidson,
last named suing by his next friend
Thomas G. Ingram vs. Orvis Peters.
Phis case is from Union Township and
is brought to recover damages for small
strip of land up Dix Run, and the plain-
tiffs allege that the defendant tore some
fence away. Verdict on Saturday even.
ing of $1.50 for plaintiff, Costs in this
case exceed $300.
Gilliland
being an action
the
Emma Swartz vs Annie K. Rid.
dle, Administratrix of ete. of F. B. Rid-
dle, deceased, defendant,
T. 8. Letterman, terre tenant.
an action to revive a judgment. Verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for $339.25, and
an attorney's commission of $1s,
Dr. G. H. Woods vs. B. F. Harris, |
Administrator of etc. of Amanda Mine, |
deceased. Verdict in favor of plaintiff |
for $213.09.
Paragraphs
Through the efforts «
tande
enaen
a
school
Sunday school
Was organize
+h
Le
hon e |
» Half:
school
"nion Bible sc
18 cal Je
hool.
Court
wernor James A.
add:
Supenor i
Beaver
orial day ess {
1 i
cated
Was a visi in Bellefonte while on |
vay to Snow Shoe, where
sermon Sunday
Mpthodist
the dedicator ¥
for the new
agreement Le
Walters a
ug
nd H. }
n Houtz vs
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GATHERED OVER THE COUNTY.
that place, and
repairs or ;
ve to Centre Hall
of about ten, Willis Mus.
¢ Mille sim, deliv
ing telephone poles for the Bell company
He
ren
-
ser nas
the job of er
from Bellefonte to State College.
has a contract to del
Mr. and Mrs. (
f Millheim,
iver 500 poles,
H. Morris
later {
formerly
but rom Perry coun-
ty. have gone to California, they
will make future Mrs
Morris, before marriage, was Miss Lot.
tie Miller, daughter of Rev. J. K. Miller,
of Centre Hall
where
their home.
James Reed, who holds a very respon.
sible position in the office of the First As-
sistant Postmaster General at Washing.
ton, came to Tyrone today and is look-
ing up real estate matters with a view of
making several: purchases. Mr. Reed's
| Attention was attracted to the desirabili-
ty of Tyrone as a place for real estate
investment and he is highly pleased with
the town's aspect and prospect. Mr.
Reed is a veteran soldier, having enlist.
ed from Bellefonte in the Fifty.third
Pennsylvania regiment and he was five
times wounded during the Civil war.
He has been connected with the post.
office department at Washington for the
past seventeen years.—Thursday's Ty-
rone Herald.
aos
Sunday School Teacher Johnnie,
where was our Lord born? Johnnie—At
| Allentown. Teacher—Oh no, Johnnie
{he was born at Bethlehem,
| Well, I knew it was somewhere on the |
| P. &R.
APPEAL FOR RESPITE.
Refused by Judge
Afternoon. i
GGovernot
They
hoe
¥ 4
vas the
wn of Ira Green
vy his attorneys ar
as the decree was deliberate!
the suspense was tr
could predict t
Hotels Crowed.
All the hotels in
people who came
town were filled by
to town to attend the
execution, Some
the most of them were
mere curiosity. All day Monday the en-
tire town was in frenzied over
the suspense caused by the appeal for
respite. Everybody had the topic of the
execution upon their lips, in hotels,
stores, and homes. The town was over
cast with anxiety and gloom,
ia ———
The Black Caps.
Fifteen years age Andrews was hang -
ed in the same jail yard, and from the
sate scaffold. The cap used at that
time was still in the jail. It was used as
a pattern for the two new caps used.
The caps were made by Miss Pearl Rid-
er and Miss Ida Condo—young ladies
who live in the Sheriff's home, The lat.
| ter young lady, Miss Condo, is a daugh-
ter of the unfortunate turnkey Jerry
Condo, who was killed in the county jail
{and for which Dillen and Green had to
{ hang. The material is a dark gauze that
hides the face from view but
completely obscures the doomed man’s
| vision, |
had permits whiie
drawn here by
a state
-
RECENT DEATHS,
Nig E, Invin
at her nome
morn 64
nny
nat
Divoll
+h
town
—————
Editor Jones Dead.
ell Jones
editor,
Tyr
days, died
and heart
the son and eighth child of
Elizabeth (Mattern
ed, and was born at (
propre 16t
Heral
Sat
ne of ten
kidney
deceased
eas
trouble was
Samuel and
both deceas-
le, Hunting-
aged 62
His parents
He enlisted in
Pennsylvania cav
and served until the
He served as burgess of
Tyrone lor five consecutive years, and
in 188% elected a member of the
Pennsylvania legislature. He served
under the administration of President
Harrison as postmaster of Tyrone, The
pride of his life was the organization
known as the “Sheridan Troop,” of
rravevil
don kes maaed
100 COUnty, ana
years,
came to Tyrone in
Company F,
alry, as a private,
spring of 186s
at death was
O months and + davs
18g
second
Was
ganization in 1871,
"
ng
«Prof. Aagel, the optician, will be in
Bellefonte on Thursday, May 18th, at the
Brockerhoff House, from ¢ a. m, to 6 pr
m, See his announcement in another
part of this issue. The Professor has
been coming here for several years, proof
that his work is satisfactory.
—————
Its a dull day now when a scientist in
GREEN AND DILLEN
PAY THE PENALTY
Continued from Page |,
war
b Biv
, Burdine
McMan
AWavY
noose been adjusted
the black caps placed over their
eads Green exclaimed “Good bye, peo-
The drop was clean and the men gave
no appearance of any Their
i slowly on the rope but
suffering
bodies rotated
aside from a slight twitching of Green's
feet there was no perceptable movement,
A second or two before the trap
sprung and the biack caps adjusted,
of the boys,
was heard,
“Here we go
was
one
evidently the voice of Green
At the fall of the drop the crowd was
hushed in eager suspense but at the
bound of the rope a murmur arose and
all pushed forward.
Immediately after the fall Doctors
Hayes and Seibert took charge of the
bodies and made numerous tests with
the stethoscope, Green was dead at
11:13 but Dillen’s heart pulsated feebly
nounced life to be extinct
The jury met in the jail room at 11:30
and executed the necessary papers,
Before leaving their cells the con
fate both declared it to be their convic.
i
i
There were a hundred ““Amens!” ut. |
tered trom a
tittered hi
N
a ——
For 6 Foot 4.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
Absolutely Pure
HAS NO SUBSTITUTE
a
CENTRE HALL
ss
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Sheriff.
FER
Count ty
E11
Treasurer,
Register,
£1
: aA
Recorder,
ROWE, for re
Auditor.
He rd Boro
K. of xs
2
S. H. HOY, of Benner Twp
JAMES W. SWAB, of Harris twp
Co. Commissioner,
JAMES |. GRAMLEY, of Miles Twp.
W. H, FRY, of Ferguson Twp.
JOSEPH L. NEFF, of Boggs Twp.
CALVIN WEAVER, of Penn Twp
JOHN DUNLAP, Spring Tw
D. A. GROVE, College twp
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Lands during the summer season.
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mountain
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FOR SALE rine 0 Horse Power “Engine,
one Stone Crasher. (Good Road L Machinery
“on both as good as new. HH. M. Witheright,
Cn Shon, Fa. IT
FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 212 ncres
Jocated in Benner twp. is god Hmest HE
and Mint soil, all under caltiva
8 acres of timberland, as
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and schools, ore of choice Hm
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