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Foo
TWO ARRESTS FOR
THE DALE MURDER
Jacob From and Son James Arrested
on Last Friday.
PRISONERS ISSUE STATEMENT
Insist They are Innocent and Can Ac-
count for Themselves When Josiah
Dale Was Killed--Hearing on Satur
day, March 16th.
| has a wife and one son
JOSIAH DALE ]
The man who was killed by a gunshot wound in |
his back. while erossin
Monday evening.
Nittany Mountains
every plausible clue. The tenant farmer,
Andy Meer. on the mountain, was
generally suspected by the public, but nn
Seidence appears Ye Have been ob |
with Mr. Dale, and it is alleged made!
threats. Other parties in that commun.
ity also were under suspicion
During the past t months
little was heard of the
imagined that it i
that re
NO
ase, and
14
butcher bo ww to Mi
him select his but
started off was sitting
and i when he came back
From was with me all the time
came home a half hour before
to to bed, and were not
house until she next nu; ring
“James and | started the next morn.
ing to Mr, William Homan's to cover a
ditch as the weather was too bad to husk
corn When we drove down to Mever's
store | told James to go in and get me a |
pair of canvass gloves; he did so, and]
then we went on to Homan's. i
“As to the killing of Mr, Dale, I don't
know a thing about it. This 1s the
Mever's
OT CRY Al
wits ere
lames
we started
we out of the
ovember 12th | Juokeof all trades, can do most any kind
| uf labor, and always was sober and in-
Circulatior ver 4,900.—~Largest in Centre County.
God's truth, if
I'hey would |
I had to dic
Ls wore
that
we the
NT
12th I was working for Dave
P evaporator and at quit
vent Dome
sl clothes
e¢ when |
I must
V1 tO
$2 years, and
He has resided
at Cente Hall most of his life, where he
owns a nige home, and has some other
property.
dustrious. He has been accused of
in that community, and
no doubt has a
§ Dot known as a vi.
ths
Syl pg?
wr rh 0%
nounced eflemies |
would indicate malice and a motive
It is said that the'young From talked a
le t with a detective who
mle
LO freely
ame there to bunt, and
Presbyteri | Evar gelist
0 k Freeman
wesbytery of H
. Al
wtingdon,
lison Platt, Ph.. D..
t ¢ he closing ad.
Samuel LL
Rev. Boston
relis
e Dy the '
Boston, the new evangel
will reside in Bellefonte
Always on Time
y LEIETY
m, at
en he
VRS sick the
wi
tack of appen
regards good health
Able than all John D
Mr. Hoy is a stet
is the best,
Hoy
we val
Rockefellers ik
IX Man an 8 dairy
Meeting of U. Ev. Conference
The Ceatral Pennsylvania Conference
of the United Evangelical church will
meet in Carlisle, this Thursday, the 7th
of March, There will also be four pres
ding elders elected, Rev, UU. F. Swen
gel and Rev, 8. P. Reamer
served eight years and are « sequent
iy eligible for re- election
It's just as well to remember that it's
always well to be just,
hls i a "handy man, oA | eral approval, and under the evidence
| could not have been different.
and tue y Were prot
0 cofsequence, which
| the removal of some
have each |
iadmr. of ete, of George Peters late of
| Millheim Borough, deceased, being an
BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, MARCH 7.1907.
PETER RIDER
FOUND NOT GUILTY
The Trial Concluded last Saturday, the
Verdict Generally Approved
THE SECOND WEEK OF COURT
List of Commonwealth Cases Disposed
Other Cases Continued or Settled
«Civil Cases Tried Second Week
Reported by S.D. Gettig
Was
e of the testimony Ver
: oy
hers. The defence proved
had defective eyesight
able testimony was offered to
bat the tree had dense foliage
1s was contradicted by others. The
losed on Saturday ing, Mr.
by arguing for the commonwealth,
and N. B. Spangler for the defense
After av hour's deliberation the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty and
Peter Rider became a free man.
The verdict appears to meet with gen.
man
ww
mort
COURT NOTES.
Other criminal
Bright Mitder. cha a
prosecutor |. H, Detwiller, Defendant
waived the finding of the grand jury and
Nelson Wert plead guilty to larceny by
Bitoer pl :
: plead
pers filed. Zerby and
pay
Walter Ste
Schoonover
merv
filed
The following cases on the md
week's list were disposed of on Monday
A. W. Hafler, trustee, vs. L.. C. Rear
being an open judgment. Continued
John 5. Walker jane R. Met
i vive McCalmont
ing as McCalmont &
Can Lin
action In tresspass
ens, exe
deceased, vs
He Judgment confessed by paper
ig i nf i paper
EE
x
an “
Ig
a
R
(ve
’ .
Fa
mer ana Hone
Lt An
Witmer vs. Edward Sellars
Trevessic ve Borough of
tresspass
X Lhe
ah action In
Gardner ve. Burdine Butler, an
100 In tresspass Continued
I'he first case called for trial was trans
ferred from last week's list to this. name
ly, Henry T. Irvin vs, overseers of the
pour of Union 1 ownship I'he action is
brought to recover for the keeping and
maintenance of two sons of the plaintiff
Franklin Bowersox va J. Arthur Fort-
ney, an action in replevin brought for
Bay from the farm
at
of the plaintiff
Margaret Peters va. Jonathan Harter,
action of revival of Jung mont. Verdict
in favor of the plaintiff for $2210.23 and
Concluded bottom next column,
RECENT DEATHS
Called
nephe
{
§
Het
Y ats
jen
Matti
Minti
and |
SERm
county
grand
chtldrer
still liv
this ox
| Mrs y |
Hugh, Reube
| Samuel Long
rick hus
!
Ju
and
{| which she remained a consi
juntil her death. The fu:
on Tuesday February 19t}
Mas. C. Winian Groxoce
well known in Philipsburg
night at her home in Freeport, Pa., {
pneumonia Her maiden
Miss Lillie Heory. The deceased,
18 years on December 17, last, was
Neg only a few weeks ago January
er
name
LIRA Were y
- oo the Roue of My. G sorge's mother
where the faseral took place.
Mus. Mary Stiver Swrirzex one of
! »{ Phil pshurg, passed
®
| Poi
from
tae oldest res ie Dis
¥ altlernoon at 4.9% HACK
WEDDINGS
we Usrove
parsonage
Jitheran chu
reday
ca
First !
Lo on Thu
k Haven
Strike Threatened.
A strike of the trainmen on the Pen:
sylvania railroad east of Pitt
374 il Erie appears to be mmider
at the radroa
thik
system %
:
I d company seeks to have
that n
Wrong, in the contention
from the tone of offic
: that the men have
for the
deny;
believe itis right
men 18
al stale
ons
demands
aut
a
hat i
settle the
be resorted to is a matter for pu
t Even in
appears to be
that this end
the moment whe a
almost at hand. Jet
may yet be avoid
an attys, com. of $49
Harry Krape ve. The Howard Brick
{CO a corporation, being an action in
tresspass, On trial Wednesday morning
and grows out of an taking
place at the works of Company near
H yward on the m swning of the 15th of
December, 1908. Verdict on Wednesday
afternoon in favor of the defendant
Lauderbach Barber Company, form
erly trading as Platt-Barber Company, |
. M. Foster, Trustee. This + an |
action brought to recover on a check |
| given early in 1898 by Mr, Foster, who |
| was named as Trustee in judgment note i
| against a man by the name of Hessinger
| of Houtadale !
Mollie Miller vs. the Insurance Com- |
pany of North America (a corporation) |
on trial,
0
accident
r
| risburg
¢
A NEW INDUSTRY
FOR BELLEFONTE
The Chemical Lime Company was Or
ganized this week
OPERATIONS BEGIN AT ONCE
Purchased C
Property along the t
the Whitey Limestone
3uffalo Run RR,
Ten
or
~-Will open Quarries
Kilns--Grinding Dep
ind Erec
artment
Dest Dusiness
their product will
Lhe enlerprise can-
pot fail to be a success. The name of
the new firm will be the Chemical Lime
Experienced superintendents have
been engaged 0 cond
and the ft
be Ereal de
mand
in manda,
iuet the work.
OLD AND NEW COUNCILS
26th and with her young husband went |
0 Freeport, where he is engaged iam |
faliroading, to make their home. The | fonte councilmen
Monday was a busy day for the Belle-
In the morning the
{ the year bef ve turtiag them over 16 the
{ pew organization. james Seibert, chair.
i man of the Water committee, reported
that the new shaft was placed at the
mp .ng stat working
mE : AUR IS ID
primey
: exten
ma super
BP
sor for the
IS Was nted
ApDoi
“Vi
ensuing year
WwW. A
walter
A salary of $30 00
Was appointed water collector for the
ensuing year, Wm. Dawson, Thomas
Shaughensey and Samuel Showers were
appl ants for Street C and
Fommy” had the he
knocked the P
al
Ishler
AASNOS
A Year
n
on
imissioner
longest pole
Beerer were
Thomas J
the Yi ager
Mm to erect
ARAID chosen
Eq
M Ig Company asked permis
an addi bullding at
Pumping Station heir b has
outgrown the present ding The
the permission, provided
M08
_
Sexton beball of
on
n
Ona we Phoenix
IRI Ness
council
granted
ie company makes a satisfactory agree.
ment in writing with Col. Reynolds. a
copy of which agreement to be filed with
ouncil and also permission to pile lum
per on land not ocx upied by the Borough
Water r Ishier submitted his
report for the year, showing he had col
lected over $¢
still to be
Collecto
000.00 and $1100.00 was
collected
Edward Bailey, president of the Har.
rust Company, and George W
Reiley, vice president of the Pennsylva
nia Surety Company, have resigned from
the directorate of the American Union
Telephone Company
The girl who want's to make a name |
for herself can seldom make a loaf of )
bread,
Many aman who merely the
hat gets the reputation for ph athropy,
Vol. 20. No. 10,
FACT, FUN AND FANCY.
ht, Sparkling Paragraphs--Selected
and Original,
Brig
COLLEGE STUDENTS SCRAP
Howard the Scene of a Live y Rumpus
Wednesday Morning
ule the wir
He declared
Freshmen
coach which
purpose i
brakeman stood guard on the platform
between the two rearcars. The conduc-
tor declared he would have officers at
Lock Haven to arrest the offenders
a
i
taken Saturday to Philips | old council met to square ap accounts of |
{ Corporal D. H. Harter, of Ohio, was
accompanied by a daughter, to attend
the funeral of his mother at Aaronsburg.
On examination of the names the
Monument he discovered that
ut He was
An A the
n Va
on
or
+ QOwT le
WT {f Co D
aS a priva
14%
For Ridicule
D us
nt that
of age
Marvin,
hav.
! given a pen-
was that
, An an
Ing taugt 70 years
sion Another amen
male teachers be reti
6s and
ed that no female coul
mit she was 60
er ers
L over
females at 60
Worthy of Imitation,
The Chester
ported that the
iy
Times says It
wdges of
is
re-
Chester coun
with men
with car
Weapons,
them
to 1
example
wort! f imitation b judges for
Hisnotoniyab mint bul a danger
ous one. Many a man has got himself
and others into y the fact that
he carried a revolver on his person. It
Is against the law, and violaters guilty
of it should be dealt with severely
aeal
wiore them c!
decided to sever
brought 1}
rying
and the first man
on that ch
concealed deadly
brought before
year
rouble
Deer to Stock Park
One box car loaded with 30 live deer,
in Cage crates, two to the crate, were
held on a suding at Lewistown for sever.
al hours the other day, while making the
enterchange from the Philadelphia &
| Erie to the mam line of the Pennsylvania
railroad. The deer Werefaautifn speci-
mens of the yearling, and were enroute
from Springtield, Mass., consigned to
William F. Mosser at Westover, Pa.
They are to be used in stocking a park
at that point. The animals were injex-
cellent condition, except that three
been slightly injured in a small wreck.