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SEWICKLEY, PA., SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1906
No. 33
SESSION.
Edgeworth Borough Council
Transacts1 the Usual Routine   Bussiness .. and
Then Adjourns.
Owing to the absence abroad of President E. P. Lord, Councilman Russell
presided at the regular session of Council, held on Monday evening, and Messrs.'
Wardrop, Herz and Brooks responded
to the roll call. There were also present Clerk Nevin, Solicitor Rogers, Engineer Van Cleve)"Street Commissioner
Buckley, " and Burgess ' Collins, who
came in later in the evening".
After the reading 'o'f the minutes by
the clerk of the previous meeting,
which were adopted as read, Mr. Brooks,
f the Finance Committee, presented
;he. report of that body and vouchers
Were- ordered drawn for the' payment of
the current bills. The Street Committee and the Committee on Sewers reported- progress on certain matters that
they have on hand, and ,which will be
disposed of finally at the next meeting.
The Committee on Light and Police
reported conperning uniforms for the
police force, but nothing definite was
done in the matter.
Mr. Roherty, of the C. D. & P. Telegraph company, was present and the
matter of the police anc^fire alarm sys-
teyn that is to be installed was talked
. This very much desired, system
w|ll be installed in the very near future,
an approximate cost of $400.'
Bids have been -advertised for the
construction of sewers, and it is expected that this important work will be
Well tinder: way in the near future.
This is a good sized job and-will run
weKl into the thousands before it is
. completed.
■ The Committee on Borough Property
gave the Borough Engineer authority
to purchase a drawing board after
which Council adjourned.
. Buried in Sewickley
* Mr. ifaniel Welty, husband of Isabella Wilty (nee Hasten),, who died at
Los Ahgfeles, Cal., on Thursday, February 22l was buried Thursday afternoon, of (this week in Sewickley ceme-
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FRANKFORT SPRINGS HOTEL. Y
This well-known resort, which- is owned by several prominent Sewickley
business men,..will open May 1. The buildings have all been remodeled and
refurnished, and this will be the objective point of numerous.people from the
Valley-during;1 the summer.
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Shenandoah."
Mr.
P. D. Nicols Hurt in an
Elevator Car.   -     S
Is Caught in the Door as it Moved
,   Upward and leg is Fractured
, As a result of his leg being caught by
B^door in One of the elevators in tht
People's Bank building, Fourth avenue,
shortly before noon on, Thursday, Par-
shall D. Nicols, senior: member of the
real estate firm of P, D. Nichols & Co.,
is now lying in the Allegheny General
Hospital suffering with a broken leg.
Mr. Nicols attempted to step into the
elevator just as the operator was closing the door, and his left leg was caught
between the door and one side of the
shaft. The force of the elevator starting upward wrenched Mr. Nicols left
leg in such a manner as to break the
bone above the knee.' He Was removed
to the Allegheny General Hospital.
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Deatfhof Infant Daughter
Margaret, the infant daughter of Mr.
tery,   Ptlor to shipping the remains to and Mrs. Sebastian Krepley, aged three
Sewickley Services wete held at the days, died at ithe home of her parents
residence o\ thedeceaseds brdther-in- on   Wednesday  morning.     Interment
Haslen, 6$ Arch street, took place Wednesday afternoon in St.
James' cemetery.
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COME AGAIN BOYS
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Let the Band Play, We Enjoyed the
Music, so Did Everyone Who
Heard It
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Director W]Rf. White, of the Sewickley Troop Band, had .his "men out on
Monday and. Thursday eVs?nings to advertise "Shenandoah," thfe'' military
play, to be presented for the benefit' of
che Soldiers' Monument Fund, and the
new band made a fine showing. The
ooys are expecting a Set of new instruments from the Conn Manufacturing
Company, which are expected to arrive
in a few days. They dispensed their
usual fine selections, and the seranades
they tendered The Herald were much
appreciated. It is the intention of this
popular musical organization to give
open air concerts during the summer
and there is some talk of erecting a
platform or pagoda on the borough
property for this purpose, This should
be done, either by the borough or by
public subscription, as these concerts
would be greatly enjoyed.
The band respectfully^ request the
citizens of Sewickley. to suggest a new
name for it. There being no troop in
Sewickley we have decided to change
our name, but cannot decide Upon one
which we consider suitable. Help us
out and give us your opinion as to &
suitable name. Send communications
00 G. R. McDonald, 603 nBeaVer street.
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The rush for seats for "Shenandoah"
at Walker's drug store last Thursday
resembled a riot, sor great was the demand, and it took about two* hours to
satisfy the long line of applicants.
There are a number of good seats yet
unsold, but it looks as if every one
would be sold by Thursday evening, the
date of the first performance. The selection shows preference about equal
for both nights, some wanting to attend
the opening, others the second night.
Owing to the length of the performance the curtain will rise promptly at 8
o'clock, so as to allow many guests
from the city time to catch the 11:28
train.
The cast is as follows:
Gereal Haverill John B. Booth
Colonel Kerchival West....Harry H. Fair
Captain Heartsease Harris C. Allen
Lieutenant Frank^Bedloe ...*.,:..<.. •  \.
"■ .j. iC. .^Alexander Hays
Major General Brands Buckthorn....
 .1. Charles Richardson
Sergeant Barket..,Harry M. Richardson
Colonel Robert fellingham, C. S. A..
 / Daniel E. Crane
Captain Thirntbn, C. S. A       ,«
 J. W. D. N. Roger*
Major Hardwipk, surgeon, C. S. A..
 :^.J. Halsey McKown
Captain Lockwood, Signal Service,
U. S. Af.. Howard T. Muzzy
Lieutenant''Signal Corps	
• .'. 1 John D. Culbertson, Jr.
Lieutenant of Infantry	
t...j,i. Theodore H. Nevin
Major McCandless William Woods
Major Burton ..Walter Lyon, Jr.
Corporal Dunn....'..,.Ralph S. Richardson
Benson Frederick 3. McMillen /
Mrs. Constance Haverill.....'	
 Mrs. George P. Roue
Gertrude Ellingham _	
 Mrs. DeWitt B. Nettleton
Madeline West Miss S. Adele Shaw
Jenny Buckthorn, U. S. A	
 Miss Janet Stuart
Mrs. Edith Haverill        v
 Miss Annie Semple
Old Margery Mrs. Richmond E. Ball
Jannett .' Miss Jane C. Blair
. "The Man For the Times"
A specially interesting session of Mr.
Way's Young Men's Bible Class will be
held in the Y. M. C. A. building tomorrow morning, at 9.30. The speaker
will be Mr. James Rae, of the Arbuth-
not Stephenson Co., of Pittsburg. His
subject will be "The Man for tk«
Times."   You are invited.
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