BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 29
J FRIGHTFUL
posed
CHAS. R ZKURTZ Proprietor.
1601.
\ttorney WHEAT YIELD.
AUGUST ERM inc VARIETY OF
OF COURT
wi
Grist i
Cases Tried
Wing Civil cases w di
foll
Secured
Acre
peare
hed
error
Have Over
Bushels Per
of Nancy Fetzer va, The Overseers of crs
ACCIDENT
David M. Tate Falls Into a Thrash-
the | ii ’ mn »
ing Machine
Care [4]
LEG GROUND INTO SHREDS
and Was Per
Unfinished ¢ Be contract ' Conscious—Happened Tues
Continued Friday ih y { bei: . a # wd ine Near Housery
orted by 5. 1D. Gel |
the Poor of Boggs township. This case is
an appeal from the judgment of a port
Trifling | of the
Nance
Howing aj . .
[tems of Interest Gathered From
All
The peace and grows out of issue and repub i
Usual
Sherwood
for
plaintifl
of Augustus correct a typographica Sections.
Sane Pat pe and IS !
extra
alley
sowing 7 bushels per acre,
ywed
ADJOURNED WEDNESDAY EVE poor brought t] SHORT AND TO THE POINI
March, : : Lived for Several Hours
Jurors Discharged
Business to be
Morning —Re
tio Ny
r was located
paper we
i 4 SCVYEIR. Years
purpose of takin
fused unless he e S BROCE 1 | ton ‘ i hots iT regular
in the 144 A 0 d | d Foe i rou ! hc ) He was a yo
COTES)
He was a 's
ng I
KILLED
Wi
young man
Altoona
over by an engine and kil
others go there Al ALTOONA
dered for the transe
Elmer iams lemont, Pa, a
the
hog cholera
Was run means the man who takes
ed on Monday pay for it is
The fo had
of
who was employed in
Pa., freight car shog
we not very
.
evening, at f clock. owing ‘a 5
son This Pattor
of
lam Reed, deceased on
from
the
township and
the real estate of
May
year, to the prosecutor by
the
grows ont of
Will
the present
sale
151) f
the
pistrators of decedent th
privilege, as the Commonwealth alleges. to
At once enter upon the
the
to
premises farm
'
and improve SAME he house still be
Og ox upied by the defend wnt who
11th
of June the purchaser was tear ng down a
to Mrs
widow of the decedent) and on the
fence
trouble
the Con
which Heed objected. and
At once arose, and, as alleged by
monwealth, the
defendant preked
the
made threats, The defendant admits pick
up a stake and struck prosecutor and
ip the stake but denies sty K
prosecutor and a
)
hiel
1 unesday
on w were
norning
to pay the co
Com
ia of
Harry
’ : . fe
trayal ; culrix
is from Haines town
waived
the finding of the
ity
grand
plead go The usual sents
canes was imposed by the Court
Albert
ted
Com. va Bradford and William
¢ for adultery and has
tardy, prostomtrix Sallie It. Behall This
cane is {ron Gregg township and wis sets |
Bradford,
ig called for trial by oe}
cation het they Wo
Verd
ght to 34
IN
ct guilty, with a recommendation to
the mercy of the Court
Com. va Kate Bigg ADS
count
keeping a disorderly house second
count
H. H
Bellef
that t}
keeping a bawdy house ; prosecutor
Montgomery This case ia from
and the Commonwealth alleges
Bb
nile
woman has been keeping a house
ol repute at Ridge street in town
oped
action bad been instituted against
and during the tria it deve that a
Simian
the defendant sometime in June and set
lition
that the
thus prose
co
tow
She returned and wa
brought. Verdict gn Wednesday afternoon
ity Bentence pended pon pay
ment of costs and stop t the b
ping
Com. wv». Ho
191 Nese
ward Heber. is
it Aree y, second
per Ol
prosecutor A
third count recei
Tones
The
the cin
bert
{rot thi town prose
somewhere
Matilda
in
on his return
in the woods, stopped
relieved of ut 1
the of the |
by the defendant, who was a porter
and was ah nety do
lars on night
mt of Angust
The
—
ial ; Continued on page »
defendant plead guilty to the third count |
| particulars are from toona Trib
ine
Mr. Wi
shoulder and stepped
Hams had some lumber on his
door
the
from a into
the gangway on which rn tracks
ric
uc
to
It is supposed the lumber
At all events he failed
womotive which was
yt ted his
vision
|
se a
coming and it
struck him, rolling him about ten feet
and killing him instantly, He was badly
mangled. Both
puip above the knees and his chest
His
any,
legs were reduced to a
WAS
crushed face, however, was very
little, if mutilated, Fellow work
men picked the body up and it was after.
ward placed in charge of Undertaker
Lafferty to be prepared for burial
Elmer Williams was the son of John 1
Wi
born
Hams, was aged 12 years and was
county, His
mother is dead but his father is employ
ed at Patton, Cambria county
at Lemont, Centre
He was
married to Miss Blanche Hess, of Kyler
town, (
ch
slers
earfield county, whe with one
He al
brother
iurvives him WO leaves two
Mrs. Sarah
Miss Myrtle and Harry Williams,
a f Oak Hi
and one
chel,
Centre county. He was
a member of the Walnut Avenue Metho
dist Episcopal church, of the Pennsylva-
nia Railroad Voluntary Rellef associa
tion, of Pride of Mountain City council |
{ more favorable than the sites on the
| Miller
No. 472, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, and of the Modern Wood:
wen of America. The body was taken
| 10 Kylertown for interment.
job
To run a newspaper all a
it's a Easy
feliow has to
do is to be able to write poems, Aiscuss
the tariff and money question, un a
base ball game, report a wedding, saw
wood, beat a lawyer, describe a fire so
shed their
make a dollar, do the work of ten, shine
that the readers will wraps
at a soiree, address horticultural socie
ties, measure calico, abuse the liquor
habit, test wisky, subscribe to charity RO
without meals, attack free silver, defend
bimetallism, sneer at snobbery, wear dia
mounds, invent advertisements. overlook
scandal, praise babies, delight pumpkin
raisers, minister to the afflicted, heal the
disgruntled,
fight to a finish, publish
doctors’ resolutions denouncing a lawyer,
set type, mould opinions, sweep the office,
speak al prayer meetings, stand in wilh
b ) | 4
everybody and everything, etc
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Will Be Drilling
Hicks, accompanied by a driller
the William Gummo
the site for the
first well to be drilled on the lands of the
Tangascootae Oll and Gas
The spot selected is near the Gummo
smw-mill, on a slope near the ravine,
The geologists and the drillers think that
the formations at that point are even
In
selected p» spot on
farm, Clinton county, a
company
and Mantel farms, After the
first well has been started, the next two
wells will likely be started on the farms
above named.
w be torn down it
a few days avd a new iron structure erect
ed in its place
The Watsontown
just
Boot and Shoe com
closed a
thousand pairs of shoes for the United
pany contract
States army, to be furnished the first of
the coming year,
Ex-Sheriff John Orr died at his home
in Altoona Friday afternoon from spinal
trouble. He served from 18% as
4 Res 3
gy 0 i LJ
Sheriff of Blair county
H. Schwenk and
two days
family, of Sugar
in recently picked
twelve bushels of huckieberries which
they sold for thirty dollars
Hon
Beech (
Jas. Kerr, the president of the
Coal and Coke Co.,
move his family from
the
reside in the future
reck will
Clearfield to New
about first of
city October,
whete they will
W. Mark, who
graduate
Prof. G. 1
taking a post
had
contrse
been
Har.
vard University, has been elected princi
al
pal of the public schools at 1
Prof. Mark Hall
succeeding
bois, Pa
is a Penn boy who is
Willis Ripka, of Altoona, while walk.
ing along the railroad track caught his
foot in a wire which threw him across the
track breaking bis leg. He was taken
(Continued on page 4 column 4.)
| Correll, of Marysville, D. F.
Miss ng From |
and Smith
father's
township, about
|)
Saturday
of
August 17, Ro
son Charlies Smith, left his
home in Beech Creek
three miles above Beech Creek borough,
with at
The young man was seen
the intention of going to a picnic
Hubbard's
by acquaintances between his home and
the picnic, but nothing has been seen of
He had about forty-nine doi-
His
been inquiring and searching for him, but
have not found any trace of him
He is 2
ches
him since
lars on his person friends have
years old; five feet, eight in.
in height; weighs 160 pounds ;
brown hair, with a little bald spot ; gray
eyes; smooth faced and a little round
shouldered
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Reopening Services
of
Runyan,
The
ME
Waddies
pastor,
re services
Church, R. W
take place Sunday, September 1st,
} ¥
ation H. L. Jacobs, of Altoo-
fll preside assisted by Revs, 8S. S.
opening
m, Rev
na,
Kapp and
the pastor; Rev. Jacolc will preach in the
morning and Rev. George Glenn, of
Roaring Springs in the evening. The
church has been repaired and beautified
at a cost of S400. All will be welcome
and hospitably entertained,