! PATTON, CAME
3
RIA CO. PA
THU iS DAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1g01.
¥
Horrible Fate of a Six!
Ss "INQUEST.
: Developed 1s in the Case of Litte |
Chan, Feteco--Suit 1a ha
Coal Company BY ihe Uriel Sirielivn
o Father of the Vietm.
distrevsingly " borrible accident |
a fatal termination occurred at
Jast week, when Charles .
the little son of Mr. and Mrs
ohn Pétsco, of that place, died of ex.
cold and exhaustion aller a
against the inevitable which |
have been a terrible one.
The story as told to a COURIER repre-
we, who visited the scene on
Monday, is substantially as follows
. Petaoo was the six-year old sor of
‘hard working, industrious miner, orb
Friday last instrooted the little ane |
jo go to sihool The latter rebelled,
stating tht his brother was pot al
school and he wanted the same privi-
lege. Axit was Charies’ fivet year at
school and the boy bad bien working
ab hin studies, the futher relented |
tod him a holiday,
family live st the west end of
mn and the boy left the hotse boul
s o'clock that morning. That was
the last that any of the fumily ver
him alive, A number of people
e that they saw him on the pond
ihg others skate and one boy raw
ving to catoh a sled. It is sup.
he ‘was engaged in the boyish
of Hhooking on babe, "andi in
5 mile distant.
supposed that instead of coming
by the same route, he took a short
home across the Auld owned by
viel Prite, near the mining opera-
of the company of which Jumes
t wm the snperivtendinl On this
urty, which hss been used wo long
commons that it had been consid:
public property, Was a proupect
which waa uriginally about fifteen
atterapt had been made to
vith lath, but it was not looked
ly and the recent snow had |
nd it wo that it could not
unles one was looking for it. |
abie earth had caved in id it
most eight feet deep when
Felsoo fell in in
absence from home excited |
spicion that all was not
soarch was lostituted that |
all Friday afternoon and
all day Saturday, until 5
m., when the father and Paal |
ind the lifeless body in the
When found his eyes were
and be gave every appoar- |
having passed away in deep
well as physical agony.
, face and bands were badly
|
Hrought Amit
over
COUNCIL MEETING.
4 -
ia Hl
The spec ai Erne Held by the PBorongh Buds
| on Last Thovreiay,
A special westing of
| borough pouncil was held at the monic.
‘ipal building on Thursday night with
| President Campbell, Secretary Gilliece
{and Councilmen Nolan, Winslow, Me.
| Cormick, Cordell and Hartshorne in
attendance.
Contractor W. T. Robinson was pres
ent and an animaled discassion Oc
{curred between Mr. Robinson and the
i
:
!peveral members of the conncil rele.
tive to the former finishing his exenva-
tion contract. Both parties were wiil-
ing to throw np thy contract, but the
[question as 10 how Inuch was doe Mr.
Robinson at the present time was a
much monted one. According to the
report of the city engineer the sore ©
BIBRTR was due Mr. Robinson, be
‘that gentleman euntended that the
stnount was considerable more. The
the Patton :
REMAGKELEE ¥iIALITY
A Min Fights Yours 0d Whe is Recover.
ing Fran a Surgivel Gperaling
Dr. W. IL Dowler was ia Cherrytree,
Indinna county, on Friday
‘a paced remarkable surgiosl operation.
The operation was & simple enoogh
but the fact that the.
spe of eighty
| years makes it an Hiteresting one to the
when it
‘one in itself
patient had reached the
medicul profession, espe andly
in brown that he also wah possessed of
‘n weak bearl
The patient in question was David
FF oSmith and the soeralion was per
formed by Den Rite, of Flastings, and
baw - alr
card profound
for a time the operating ph
hesitated 1a give him an Aanesthete,
The were oni + i
En
fo Pde
Lp
tae Eronbae iv 8h
street comnmittes will conder with both
the borough enginerr, who was out of
town, and Mr. Robinsaf and endeavor
to vote to mn amicable anderstand
fing. ;
The matter of 8 Crossing ness
depot und a new bridge on Mage
"nae also came np, hat definite
tion was taken.
The following bills were
the meeting adjourned:
Geo. 5B Gaul iectrin
$I W J Gilg JD
Wn Pyles, Hy J. M Gillew, $5;
Hiram Wilkins, $5.25; Patton Hard.
ware Co. BB: Jee Mullan BI
(8B. Good, $18; Patton Water Co. 840;
Patton Clay Mfr Co, 80 vents
te
BYE
E458] BA
paid and
Fiohe
Se Hh i L504
Blair, $11;
RUMORED COAL DEAL.
Several ramors have been corrent
for a pumber of das past regarding an
“npheaval in the poral Dips in Par.
ton. Deftaite information bas isn ab
i most impossible
Corgi, after n
not at this tise inn posit
ve secure, and the
A
y £5
BIE rous os ey WW
Cig REE Yuri
anything in the Hoe of vews of this
character other than that voushsafid
by Mrs Grundy.
However, i can ba sl
gowsip has some foundation iu fect
that there is “something doing”
' story is to the effect that the threw big
{ne
Leon companies bere will consolidate
for mutual advantage snd protection
under one name and besdanother that
all the mining operations ta (his wc
i tion have been or will be bought by the
iNew York Central or Pennsylvania
i
railroad companies or their allied ine
| terests. *“You pays your money and.
takes your choice.” The ramors a ree
‘on one point: That March Ist is the
| date of the change,
One thing is certain, any
| thon, sale or transfer that will have a
eonsolida.
coming in contact wiih the | itt be heartily welcomed By all, mizers, |
his frantic efforts to get
tall enough to reach |
with his hands. The sides
traight be could not clioh up, |
t and blood under his finger |
od that he had made frantic
do so. He had removed all his
except an undershirt andi is
t that he attempted to stand on |W
d yet failed to reach the lop.
exhausted he evidently
the clothes he had removed.
r B, L. Miller, of Johnstown,
t fled and arrived there on the
He cmpaneliod a jury
A :
A Goodrellow,
4 Mou
He stopped Wher he Mian ibe
no wend on antil thi pitta
A third Hime
| and Be Sarin his walk.
id vot investigate for the reason |
seemed to
of
ngerous hole, bat the cry ape
slates that the ory
ont of the trees He kvew
to come from another direc
Rice’ 8
Anding of the body.
f the unfortusate boy |
shurch in
y afternoon, with in-|
Ostholie
: rin “atholie cemetery at’
The father has annoynoed
takd
testimony was from a
onal standpotat, while Messaris
pperators, business men snd the gen.
‘eral public
TRANSACTIONS w REALIY.
oa
Properties tH This Kn of the Cienly Thal
Have Chango Hands Nedeniiy
Nimrod Himmelwright et
ebster Coul & Coke company,
i gheny township, $100.
Theresa De Haven et vir to Richard
| Bhaltz, Susquehanng townstip, $200
P. J. Little et ux to Adam Lenz, Al
legheny township, SG
Edward A. Kensiog
gor
Kaphart ot
nd of Ssamnr Bn
ai, Lopemaigg, Sem,
to Jobin
New Englands
it
itd f
ranniog o of Lhe ae
the New York
number wili be hip
Lite expected, 3 Ty
| fromen.
wamiber ole
has boon
Clie Pe
hire
neers, wi
wi
Kn
Laddkd
more
BsyiY
Weeprn nt
ile ul present |
‘have hosn prow
these promotions
ingly rapid. Tha puitic
additional enginvers, of
that ag many or moro
will bo put nba service ob
Creek.
the
Notice
Whereas, my wife, Sie Uwennio An.
drews, has loft my bed and board with:
out jist cause or provocation, 1 hépoby
forbid all persons (rusting or harbor
ng bet on my Rocount.
EDWARD ANDREWH,
Patton, Pa., Jag, 30, 1901,
Patronize the home printer.
iviog wevera
aad
Lui
tendency to improve the oar su pply
ux
iawill be distnasedt fant
3. :
[BIO
Cand
BEE Rar
phanin of the operation
Cperve and cheerlainoss was
main faclore in the physiciany’
bam to re R the euting
g
Phivel amd patient are
reat
Le 8
FOOT BEE
sia Chane
chitoaie "3 Agog Fan ry Heuty Was
foros at U herrvt Ere. all 1h
thre by Lh
Tow patient his stond t
phy sae,
operation very well, anid the doctors
thipk thore is every prospect of his
NEL, Leste
o
Yours his
The operation was pecessitated by
waificiont Lime has BOW
sag it wis perfaried to give
fhe physic anim enery rarity to
delermibe
fered from
hoard Gnaily,
of the
Chie ie,
Smith sul
Foarw
prospect
calening
tha alter ele
pang
wien fay
hia
Eres BY ral
ve tx
jag thr
heathen,
Lean
called In the
SIRE Nat PROBABLE.
wilt fake
¥ any,
Rout Musing sya ee
we Law:
(on, Wises and Tom Powell, who
represented the Pallon t nion of the |
United Mine
their meveral oonuferences recently
closed. have miorned home and gave |
the resalt of their trip 15 a report made
‘at the regular weekly meeting of the
Lalon held st Goldstein's Hall Monday
evening.
Althoogh there wan a difference of
twenty cents 5 ton between the miners
Land operators at tbe Columbus confer
ence, the indications are that there will
be no strike this year and that
year % seate will be adoptest. The min.
| ers asked for an sdvanos of ten cents a
ton and the operstors for & like reduc.
tion,
which provides for an agreement sa
the basis of last year's scale, was ap-
iproved by the miners in separile sos
sion,
i the present s
i pext year
des) of talk abou the intention
mines to make midi
but if the report 16 trae its a canard.
The local demands and conditions
143
wale will be continued for
There has been 8 great.
of
onal demands,
an
® A
minds known a
At
held
S¥iet By
ot Rein
the subdistrict © tue
at Barn SE On
10 olelnel 8 Bi.
sn ventio $i
PHYO Sonn Re yn 3
Pie Maid, bw
nisl. al
LAL Bgimiia
Harris.
y the
howd Viirowt.
Band sed
FHL:
§ Fe
$AEE
% i h
£313 (af
P during one of Rane
the
gompetent school directors
in the stale, whuse interest in the pat
ie sehool systesa 13 only equalled by
his desire that it be made one of the
| best.
Is this your paper ?
ue of boat Boown
inh.
assisting in
in fact Ul
hs i
vue of Lhe
pers i
Winkers of America al
The joint scale commiliee’s report,
Thix would sects to indicate that |
the 3
i sm
RS
| What Prof. B. I. Myers has
: About the Same.
Ir
REPORT FOR
sos
£6
hp 7 |
Bigp i: 3
ona
Ngmes of Pups Present Eeory Day Per
Coat and Avirsge Atbendaney Pertinent
Borsa tis sad Wigpeathons The Fampds
Evpaege emia Relea.
Ides) conditions Are Dever Mac hed.
in Bard to alison snth co
Hy satisfactory.
we ialter £% a
towars tim former
bes
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&
Farein
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wo re
degre, we
nye 1 pi
A thud] wy
Err a ges 1
i this best persis ol
®
real i8
chia Erowid,
thai
pt attendstics;
sady ad
Ab a penn of the
it wae devided
Sor tardiness ail abwenior
parnet) fo parenir each
examine them We
te toors,
a i
y
wat 3 $i
A
LT
roRie
i
past
© BECRRRTY
'¢ want you bo
5 children sre sbeent apd
we ar interested in having theta ot
Boh We
ove
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En. WB sik
La.
pap Wi arn SOSA
When ih
eau alan
Touckwrs this 4
anon we bee mE OE
fhseml an if we have your
beset | nlesosts af heart?
Cold weather and sickness lige some
what affected our aMenisnce,
Chests po unt fn sympathy to all our
pupils whi suffer. We hope all sach
may woot be restored to health. Vie.
tors are al ways conriecosly received.
We kbhow .
wholesome
Atemriuiee i
bere fited
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say
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Tomy report of the Patton bablic
school for the 8h month, ending on
Thursday, Feb 7, 1001 bs appended:
Firnt Friveary.
Namber enrolied 8. sverage sitend.
Lanes, TO: per cent of attendance 59
| Pressnt every day: Mary Bobuck,
(Eilen Cline,
: Elms, Kitty Fiyon. Gertrude Lehman,
Mary MceHlwain, Anne Novick,
(Hades Nploeber,
Charlay, Eimer Cole, Joseph Hubbard,
Charles lddings, Jobn Jones, Orville
last Keigh, James Lindsay, Jolin Litzinger
da ranicis Melormick, Ralph
i W hile, g
Furasery SuopMakik, Teacher
Segui Primary.
#5: average sitend-
of ate
Number enrolled,
BIyow, He per « cent
Present of
Jobin Hed
sad
« dota
Cage chell,
£5 Mike
Hert W
ard Yerger,
Titan
Bn Ba
Fork Ray
Hg
Xl
. : ;
wk pig Eg AEE 5
far = 5 x BLS Een
LE
Domoriy Sure, Tescber
Es alin
Numbee
R500, go
Prosont
: of a ati Ee 0h
day Ulalre
Hodgkins, Charles Jackson,
George Jot
A nstead, Adios
mas, Ruth London,
Amanda Quinn, Justina Rhody, Lillian |
pero
every
4 AWE
Bisir, Ida
CONTINU ¥D ON PAGE 4
MONTH.
of this
PAL
be of |
Fades 2G
ohdiiren
worried De ree
aoe
this :
Field With Lhe approval
be
Liar
Susie Doorcharch, May |
soo 89.
du ares . Abrry: :
trik Cale |
Prarie, :
Fisher,
Pry.
$
Le
¢
:
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:
$
$
:
x
Bosoe,
you, Willie Whiteford, Grace |
Chap
Uirace Monteith,
g
Alter taking stock we Sad wre yet have more Shoes than
we want, although we have sold a raft of them. Ladies, these
Shocs are SELL “ING CHEAP You should avail yourself
chance to save money.
s Mode” $3 50 Shoe at $2 80
Our 300 2 38
* 200
Same Hho.
Onur “lz
0H ¥
NC
Lyit is
Oar
Inventory sh
Any
dren's 4 48 nnd $4.00 3-piece
The $3 50 Ts a
*
This Sale TIC iii
ap
It's not Jone il Faster r, Id
a
sd
Yhile We Have
The Keystone Clothiers and
~ Dealers.
«ctiy Opposite
Viola Mack, John
Miles,
Thotsas Powell, George Shweka, John
WIA] prices 6
a £ Iveroo 1h
Nd Jy
Te ak
pam
room [OT new oo
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