Centre Lemocy
Ch
wa
COMPANY B
AT LEXINGTON
'
Moved Their Camp to a Healthier
Locality
DOWN IN "OLD KENTUCKY"
The Bovs Are Anxious to be Mastered Out
Discouraged by Unhealthy
Who are
Condition
Camps and
on the Sick List and
Pleased With Their
Sickness
Their
New
Location.
Caxr HAMILTON,
LEXINGTON, KY
August 25, "gS,
Editor Auriz:—last Sunday
and Monday morning was all hustle and |
bustle in the Fifth regiment P. V. I. We
evening
t orders about five o'clock on Sunday
t we would break camp on Monds
going
ington, the new camp established for the
preparatory to
vision of the First corps
for the move, as po boxes were allowed
a¢ had
naa
to be taken by the men ; belongings
to be sorted out and only such as were
most valuable were pac
which
aud blanket bags,
the knapsack. Promptly at
1p
mornin
on Monday
were taken to
National cemetery, and at
ly started for
Louisvil
Lexington, ©
1 and Eastern railroads, over three
lifferent railroads and by way of Knox
We arriv
m about four
ville, Tennessee ed at Camp
Hami from lLexing
on at one o'clock oun Wednesday
d thro
Teunessee
Riceville
Knoxville, 1
mile
after
having passe gh
towns in
harleston,
Lenoir and
London, Livingstone, ichmond
Coflee
t away from Ross
Tuesday night, and arri
y on Thursday morning
are now in the centre of the
yus Blue Grass Region of Kentucky,
I believe a very healthy place for
But if | were the owner of
that I
allow a military camp to be estab
A great
omplaining, but vo doubt from
such
sud I do not believe would
on it
many of the boys
the malaria contracted while at Chicka
wmauga Park, and the hospita’s were
rapidly filling up, until yesterday, and
may again fll as the malaria and
up
typhoid germ sare still in a great many
As stated the
desire in this regiment is very stromg to
be mustered
in my letter of last week,
out of the services, since
The tents are all floor. |
ed here and will necessarily help to
keep the health of the men, by keeping
them up off of the ground. Lieutenant |
Jackson and Corporal Graham returned |
on Thursday afternoon from their homes,
where they had been on sick leave, both |
apparently much improved, but Lieuten- |
ant Jackson took sick again om Thurs. |
day night, but is some better again.
On Thursday forenoon Sergt. Lose
received the sad intelligence that Jacob
Strohm, of Tusseyville, had died, and
that hie should come home, A furlough
was granted at once, and he left imme.
diately for home, little realizing the ac.
the war is over,
R. KURTZ Ed. and Prop.
had befallen his wife and
children. In his
been detailed
cident that w
absence the writer has
to look after the commis
sary, as well as color bearer
The sth Regiment camp is not over a
hundred vards from the station, and only
a half-mile from Bryan station and the
famous Bryan will
Spring. 1
try and
give a short account of this famous spring
in my next letter
When we left Chickamauga Park, we
had to leave behind our comrades, Sergt
Noll and Al
Garis and privates Brown,
len. The three first were at Third Divi
siou hospital, and the latter at Sternberg
hospital; but all were improving when
we left. The prospect of being able to
go home on the Penusylvania hospital
train cheered
>, the
private
them up. To our utmost
came here yesterday
tytn
rain
Brown ,on board and
sad intelligence that Sergt
ffered a relapse, was too
1
be moved and t any
as vergt
(it. Garis had
me and all and haa proven
itleman at ¢
2 AWAY a reas
aus down Lieart
to Belsena Mills
’ be he
Hall say a. 1
*"
fn,
and
TAN
Now if they
this portion of the program the resp
nge
Carry
ability of the picnic will be advanced
—— -
Costly Lumber Fire
The
in the yards of S. Ii. and |. I. Kunes,
near Beech Creek on Wednesday and
loss by the burning of
to |
the neighborhood of £3,000. A
of the lumber burned Wednesday
Thursday nights, is estimated w in
portion
night
and the balance on Thursday night
The origin of the fire is unknown
.—-——
A Had Fall
Mrs. Nancy Barger, familiary known
as Grandma Barger, of Curtin, aged 106
years, while out in the y . | 4
years, while ou ie yard at her resi. |. 454 leaders, showing the character of
the machine and the spirit o ol, | ,
p . p f the men, | dates openly and unalterably opposed to
| the further rule of the Quay machine
dence Monday afternoon, fell and dislo.
cated her hip. On account of her ex.
: ~ . :
treme old age the ace ident Is considered | oy bands, conducting mock religious |
| mittee be directed to appoint a commit.
serious.
Will Purchase Lands in Cuba
Williamsport capitalists have organ.
zed themselve® avd will soon assume
the name of the Cuba Land company. | ireat is our Diana of Pennsylvania.’
They will purchase lands in Cuba, Ex.
Consul Pulaski Hyait has promised to
give the undertaking bis advice and sup-
port.
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1,
WANAMAKER
SCORES QUAY
at Him
Political Corruption
Fires a Broadside
REPUBLICANS WANT REFORM
Campaign of Business Men's League
the Senator Begins in Earnest
Relers
Control of the
maker to the lafamous
Degrading rey
The o
the National League of Busine
Pennsylvanis “redeem the
legislature from the control of
the Quay machine’’ was fired at Philadel-
last Thursday,
meeting
fight.
address
nited States
Cameron s
148 es
nat
WAS
remained
alla
potent
Poti nachine, and i
} marks
of epoch in Pennsylvs
A New 4
tics. Destruction then settied noise.
pol
lessly and unseen on political leaders and
the Quay machine
‘Men became articles, pieces of furn
ture, in the Quay tk, with prices at.
tached in plain figures, and the repuli
bore this plain device : 'Buy
can ticket
me off with an office or money Court
and
became the com.
rooms, corridors,
Capitol
of hotels
rooms,
close comers
The whole
business of electing a United States Sen.
mon market place for votes
ator was an arithmetical! problem and a
check book. That same night the night
that settled the election of United States
Senator--after the vote had been taken
and become a matter of record, legisla.
made a procession in the streets with
| exercises with mock hymns, and, kneel.
{ing on the highway in mock prayers,
| amid loud laughter and sacrilegious rib.
aldry, raised, with bribestained hands,
their altar of worship with shouting.
“Did ever before in the history of any
State Capitol, a Legislature and its
henchmen on the night of its first meet.
ing so defy public sentiment and outrage
For
180K.
} Aug “1 Li 1
aecency making sport in public o
under the shadow
That was a short night
i born the day of doom
ving and crin
and destruction has neve
an hour The processes of dis
ating party maciine
have steadily eventuated.
It live
only from day to day, and goes
steadily
on to an uublessed tomb deter
and unfail » thi
The
rom the ins
causes
days for
1d profane
orgies
quickiy |
3
who dared
| 4 oy
1 who thereaf
st the Quay
sel I» sot } iy
Q Ircm begin
tl
iy and
* State turned its
1d thu
The meeting
St reso ut
nomi
the coming State lLegisiatu
»
carnestly and upalterably
various forms of jobbery which
rgisiature disgracefuily 1
and who will elect in place of the
senior from this State a $
Senator
who will 6tly and just represent the
people and the interest of this great Com
mouwealth
Kes
mittee
That the Execully
eagne
lved
of this
directed to officially invite all parties and
enlarged
be and
associations desiring to unite against the
Quay machine to meet for consideration
of a definite plan ror the defeat of the
Quay Legislative candidates
“Resolved, That the
mittee of the league is bereby authorized
to enter into an aggressive campaign in
every Legislative district in the State, to
Executive Com
| procure speakers and distribute literature
and adopt every honorable method of
| warfare in behalf of Legisiative
candi
“Resolved, That the Executive Com
tee on finance to obtain an adequate cam
paign fund for the legitimate expenses of
the campal
mittee, both for receipts and expendi.
tures, shall be open to examination of all |
contributors,”
A larger meeting will be held in a few |
days in this city, and the campaign to
bt the Legislature will be opened at
filiams Grove, near Harrisburg, on | at Gettysburg, on September oth, 10th | Blood.
Sept. 1.
)
, the books of which com. |
i
H
i
or 1a | JENKS DEFINES
THE ISSUE (**
Machine Rule Denounced by the
Democratic Candidate
REFORMERS SHOULD UNITE
A Stirring Appeal for a Legislature Which
1nd Pass Honest
Duty of Eve
Will Defeat the Senator
Laws—Plain ry Citizen
{
Brightening P cts |
Lo
for Democracy’s Non
rospe
Harmony Be
tween the Factions and a
Vote
1 Large
gees
’
§ olherwise ser
of party,
stop to the corruption by whicl
machine disgraced and
ee bow
orofe
profes
ous
State at heart, can
ail sive . y
fail to give his strength tosuch a 1 incorrigible yo who
ROVE usa
movement has frequently been charged with steal
In the afternoon Mr. Jenks called uj was Bellefor
Capt
bail,
taken ie a
momiung H
£1 charged
robbing the money drawer in 1. C
ng on
aud the two
They
friends and it is understood that
on exGovernor Pattison
Saturday
spent some time together are oid | in default of
the ex. Brin
Governor will be among those who will
ton &. Co.'s store, Philipsburg, at which
he was detected. He had been following
the practice for several weeks, during
which time he has taken about $25.00
a -
Bicycle Riders Injured
go on the stump to urge the Brookville
man's election as Governor
Before he left for his home Mr. Jenks
sald he expected to have private
business in such shape within the next
week or ten days that he would he able
to devote all his time to the campaign
He did not care to express any opinion
regarding the result of the election, but
seemed to have confidence in the idea
that all the Democrats of the State would
give him loyal support.
his
Miss Mary Gunsallus, of Hagleville,
{and Mr. Harry Border, of Pittsburg,
| were both severely injured Sunday ln a
| bicycle collision. The young folks were
on a return trip from Mllesburg when
| their wheels collided. Miss Gunsallus
| bad one of her arms broken and one of
.-— | Mr. Border's legs was broken. They are
Buckiail Reunion, | dong as well now as can be expected.
The famous Backtail veterans of the | a yet
civil war will bold a regimental reusion | is Pri I lhl for the
Guaranteed better than the best
' For sale at Krumrine's Pharmacy.
and 11th,