Titusville Courier

              THE  TITUSVILLE COURIER.
A WEEKLY "HOME FOLK'S" PAPER FOR CRAWFORD, WARREN, VENANGO AND FOREST COUNTIES.
VOL. XIV,
TITUSVILLB, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 31, 19:2.
NO. 39
with much favor at th* last lunch-
1 eoni Saturday was that the organization bf the teams whose efforts
made the success of the campaign
possible be kept up. It waa wielded
that the executive committee take
'steps that would insure the permanent organization of the men and
a call   for  the   gathering   of  the
forces will be issued at some  future date.
With so many Individual contributions It would  be  impracticable
I to publish a complete list of the I
givers. Below are given the names
I and amounts of tne large contri-
'" butionS and other statistics  of   in-
TWAS DONE IN HVC DAYS*6"**"th* *wt campaign,     (jury
^^^_^ Campaign Statistics
Total jp|edged before the cam-
ToWut«ife-re: ^'^ A"*"*8 «* *r  »*■« to Visit
VICTORY WON
rORYJ.CA.1
Grand Total of $88,754 was
Subscribed
NOT GUIL1Y m
SAYS JURY
J. M. Andrews Acquitted of
I Murder Charge
do about tt that the district at-
, torney would not want any such
information," she replied, andthe
! audience broke out in a titter so
lhat the court rapped loudly and
threatened to have the room cleared df the spectators unless order
was kept..
Mrs. Gerow testified that she had
been so distressed by tbe information she had concermg Andrews'
whereabouts on the night of the
crime that she finally called in
ber attorney, Mr- Swanson, and
told  him  all,  directing  him  to  go
TRIBUTE TO
BOYS IN BLUE
*      * *' ■
Graves of the Soldier Dead
Decorated
NEW DOG LAW
Attention of Officials is Called to  Its
Provisions
The State livestock sanitary
board haa mailed to each tax collector and constable in tbe state
whose name has been furnished by
the county commissioners of each
county a copy of tne act of June
18, 1911, bearing upon the subject
of dogs.
The act is supplementary to the
act  of  May   85,  1883,  entitled   "an
ROOSEYEIT   j
OT REALITY
He Differs From the Teddy of
Imagination
Titusville Breaks AH Records tor Cities of
Its She io the Raising of
Y. M. C. A. Building
fund
.20,852
ported Tueeaay
Total Subscriptions reported     Wednesday  .......9,831
Total subscriptions on
,      —■-,. -.. Thursday.
{Total subscriptions Pri
"What  otber towns have done, _d.aJf    ••.• .—  .....7,586
4 to  the  diatrict   attorney  and  tell 	
RS *?J*L<"r?* testimony   *.. THE CHUDREN TAKE A PART fi &*&£££■ VihSfrnS RECORD  IN THE ARCHIVES
 u£ new legislation requires that    all
dogs   shall   wear   a  collar,  to   be
Little   Ones   of  the   Public   Schools ^SZ^ by**t}± TTS?* ito«f*a»er
with a tag attached thereto showing payment of tax, said tag to be
I provided by the county  commissioners ; imposes certain duties up-
Tituaville DID TOO."
Total subscriptions on
That ia the revised legend on the  mSfat,urt*y   *.'"" i; 'A 8l'nr
His Dying Mother   Immedi-
at»ly Upon Hb Acquittal
John M. Andrews, who was accused* of kUling  Emile Amann at
Gerow said that she was in her
room on the second floor of tbe
Struthers Hotel between 8 aid
8:20 o'clock on the night of
crime, waiting for ber niece
eome and accompany ber to
theatre. She went often to
'window, which looked out npon
.the window hlx tbe lobby of the
postofflce. At 8:20 she went to
take a last look before starting
to tbe theatre in company with a
boy, Robert Ellis, who lived with
the
to
tbe
the
Vie With Vekrans hi Memorial Day  Observ-.
ance
■a- .--mx.    m_»    i»iv     1C1IDCU    ICKC11U    Uil   LUC       m      A.      * __TJ_M A __T^ —™- — - --- — *.,. * . ___
sign erected on tiie vacant lot at TotaI amount subscribed  88,7541 warren,  and  who  was  convicted
the comer  ot      Waahington and Amount to be raised ....     .-19,990 at the first trial held at Warren* wtadow7The" skid. In company with
on constables, tax  collectors and
county  commissioners,      and   provides for the killing of dogs whose
With thinned ranks     but stout owners   fail  to  comply with thia
hearts  and firm  step, the     gray   act and the act to which this    is
haired veterans of the     greatest  a supplement, also providing pen.
History will Show Nis Subserviency to the
Interests of tte Trust White
Pretending to Fight
Them
them. M that  time she iiw Am conflict in the world's history, yes-  alttesfor failure to comply with
drews  standing.In the postofflce terday marohed once more to the  the provisions of the aet
Spring streets which will be   the
Larger Subscriptions
site of the Y. M. C. A. building.  T-„ T   „ ".      ' .Z ",T". "   -,
It Mia the story but tt doesn't tell i°Sf*il:S?!?,,'a"lto for butt*|ag
quite all. Titusville not only did
what other towna have done, but it
did it in quicker time and with
more bountiful measure than any
other town of its size haa ever
done. In teet, Titusville has broken
all records in tbe matter of raising
a Y. M. C. A. fund, according to
the statement Saturday' of C. S,
Ward .international xr M. C. A.
man who has helped to raise $16,-
000,000 in seven years, and who was
R. O. Emerson, 8r„  $10,000
David McKelvy   5,000
C. N. Payne   5,000
Mrs. WiJUiun- T. Scheide   5,000
Waa on his second trial in Brie,
acquitted. The verdict was reached at 8:45 o'clock .Wednesday
night. *
Wednesday morning was  given
tbe lad she went out, she said, and
crossed the street toward the
postoffice just as Andrews came
out, and she saw him distinctly.
Rebert Ellis, aged li, was called
BY CLYDE H. TAVENNER.
(Special Washington Correspondent of Tbe Courier.)
Washington, May 30.—The Theodore Roosevelt who will go down
in history, will differ considerably
from. Theodore Roosevelt who   ia
4,000
WUUam Muir
John L. McKinney
L. H. Severance ...
Charles Burgess ..
T. B. Westgate ...
Daniel Colestock
Robert WcKelVy «rf?.~ %500
Mrs. John Fertig  ^ 1,000
stirring  strains  of  patriotic    airs'    The  state     livestock      sanitary
and paid a tribute to the memory board  calls the  attention  of  con-
of  the  comrades   for  whom taps stables,  tax  collectors  and others
had sounded. , to  whom  copies  of the act have today! the popular hero in     many
The  day  was  not tbe     fairest Deen aent to the  fact that under states. This will be because of the
that could have been asked for and ** *key haw authority to perform abundance of official data in tbe
there was a tang of frost in tbe ertain duties and that failure to  archives  of  the  Department '   of
air. but the brave old feUows who perform these duties will lay them Justice in     Washington A whlcb
4,000  fP£S W  T^hwU1ir He W,.a8fi>l-   ?"-e„?? said  he  recogiuzedh.m  had never faltered at the canon's open to criticism and ooen tofine,  shows   beyond   successful   contra-
owed by Judge Walling, who de-  from pictures   published  In      the ^^V^l^ktoh^lmS!S_ld The object of the legislation is to dietion that Roosevelt is alUedand
by*   mere weather conditions. *ld the communities of the state of always has been with
up to Thomas E. Cochran .Esq., at-  and testified also  to seeing    An-
torney  for the prosecution.     He  drews  as  they  passed the  post-
3,000
.2,000
1,500
.1,500
livered a charge to the Jury which  newspapers and that after     An
contained 16.000 words. Hls Honor  drews' arrest Mr. Arird took him
hours and gave a  to the JaU and he saw him there.      The members of Chase post 50,
-   G. A. R-.   assembled at post head-.
consumed three
most detailed and impartial charge Mr. Arird asked Andrews to stand
to_the Jury. , up,
ownerless and stray dogs.
R;
quarters
the "far-
reaching Morgan interests," tbe
same Interests which are now fin-
' ancing with a lavish hand bis cam-
' paign  for renomination.
Whea the result was announced F   B. Von' T^ieky, Sr ly.l
p the workers gathered at their  William  ray lias ViO
inal luncheon in the vacant store  Axtell j. Byles  .. „   *" 500
to
final
Worn   of  the   Commercial      bank Mrs. E.'O. Emerson
building   Saturday  noon,  the  en- Frank Theobald    ,
tbusiasm  manifested   was   beyond  Oeorge A   Eckbert
description. Everybody    felt  that   W. J.  Booth
ritusville and the soliciting teams V. R. Benedict „..„;!.T 500
had done themselves proudand no 8. C.  Fertig '" 500
one was backward inletting it be HarrjJ *, &w^"'.Z""TIw MO
knowr. The total subscriptions re- Roscoe C. Fertig boo
ported Saturday amounted to $21,- B. C   Hoag   mm
m.   Of   ths   amount   Ml*. ..J.    Jf. <A. 7. Thompson'3T'
Scheide subscribed $5,000 and Hon. F. Jj. "Von Tacky   Jr
John L. McKinney $4,000 with  the R. \f». Von Tacky
proviso that the' money shall   be Crouch ib Morgan
used  as   a nucleus   of an endow- Mrs. tlbarles Xtorgeaa „.Z!LSVm
meat fund  as  distant  from    the - .   .    «     7 __
buUding fund. This endowment
raised especially for the building
fund will undoubtedly be added
to by a surplus from the fund
and equipment. There were several other  large  subscriptions  . an-
500
500
580
500
500
500
600
500
500
verdict had been  reached. night as the  town  clock struck S
"What  is  your    vOfrdict," asked  She walked down to the corner of
Judge Walling.
"Not GuUty?>
calved, the line of veterans opened ty bridges are in very good con- with the sworn     report of     the
and   the   school   children,   headed dition and that it will net be nee- Roosevelt campaign committee of
Sixth and Liberty streets andTsaw  *J? Superintendent Pease, marched cessary to  go  to  any heavy ex- New  York  showing  how  Perklne
Emile Amann drive by. He was in J5 pairs between  the thin     blue pense this year   in   that   quarter, contributed thousands to     return
lines, each bearing  a small Amen-   There   are
couple  gf  bridges  Mr. Roosevelt to the White House,
id she can ^ag* The sight was an inspir- which need new floors, or at least froms a chain of evidence that will
tien he ***% an ye* pathetic one and extensive repairs, such as may re- surely be commented upon by Un-
aw his brought tears to many ejves. With present a cost of five or six hun- prejudiced historians.
$  .nm pany tears.     Andrews  was keT>*
...o  busy fo
nounced Saturday, among them ,
those 'of L. .H. Severance of New
York, $3,000; Mrs. John J. Carter,'
$500; Frank B. *Von Tackey, 8r.#
$1,000; Hon. Frank B. Von Tackey,
Jr„ $500; Edward F. Von Tackey,
$500^ C. Bosg, $500ijCapt A. J,
Thompson ,$500; C. B. Morgan and ]
C. |V. Crouch, $500. There werei a |
Relative Standing of Teams
No. 2—Max B. Chick 	
No. 3-Hon. John L. Emerson 7 762 busy HT, s°me th?e receiving the
No. 10—A. If. WUUams f,547 congratulations of his friends.
No. '4-,Delbert H. Heron ...7,024      *   «ew  mtoutea   later    Andrews
No. 6-M. A. Logan ....  6168 7alkec| froJP  the court room      a
No. 5—Dr. Hugh Jameson 5,792 i*?? J**11- He expressed the opin-
No. 8—Robert B. Moody ... 5,193 r"* t0 a **&** of reporters that
No. 7—George W. Ludwig 8,820 S?.was confident of acquittal in
NO. 9—r. p.  Ware S78T   r*.le or any otber pjace wheae
Andrews was seen to give a sigh a  carriage  alone  and  lighted
of  relief, and  in  a moment there cigar as he met ber. Sbe said
was  an outburst  of cheering  for was witbin 20 feet of bim When
the  prisoner  on  the part  of ihe lighted the cigar, and she saw h
audience and friends of the once features distinctly. theto,veteran escort  the children   dred  dollars,  and   there  are  two     History will have to state that
condemned Man. His wife and chil-',". Mr. Cochran succeeded   In   con-  «?/w6  + OWa Walnut-sfeeeb    to -^r three that  may need  a    little during ell.the tim« he was in. th^
»en and other relatives crowded fusing her-to a conSab le extent  Washmgton,   south   on   Washing-   Jrortt on the abutments.. Aside irom White Wu wt*\ as when   runJ
fewerd the acquitted man and ns and when he tried to get hei^ to J^J^at^L 5^R2k^2SI9 eA8t  ^f?J^ P^igal work wiUbe in ning for the thirdberm, Mr. Roo-
he embraced'them,      there   w±:t\ admit that sbe
•    * L     l£!K'?b0tr" Resbyterian   chapel,   ^here
^SSS*?** Btor,;i she *:e^ed   by day's exercises were beld.
saying of one of her neighbors:     1   /.. moat interesting  and aj
No   9—r   v   Warp                  178T   """r or a"y otner place where  "• ^T    T  -.H """c*v> ™ i"«""« «"£ VX r ^~S ""
No ulk *l'tx7JS&-'ZZZ:™ Vail   tnir> and impartial trial Tould  h* comm<»weatth witness,  and   had M.  R. 4ehoentU,
N%    frirfnoTirlSi^^     M.A had.               i«"»«i.triai  could   be heMd ^^ speak  oft9n Qf  seeinp Paul's  Reforfced  .
■a'm-r~.,JiSzrtx     u,2?*  „ ,819     Andrews  left RH»     w.Jn..j.„ Amann driving out of Warren on O. Emerson presid
    28,000 night for P'tt b             w<?dnesi fl.-. —1—-.  v„*^_™.__ a-i.-..^
''54     npivfir)    XB——A    +u„f    tl,
ton to Central avenue, thence east  these the principal work will be _
to Franklin, aiid then nbrfh',tb the  painting,   and   the   whole  expense  aevelt^Waa- in "frequent conference
the «o nnid+ nima fun much above from with Oeorge W.     Perkins,    who
"mi!    V? $2,300. migh  be   accurately   described  as
„.ig  ana appro-     The Commissioners had in mind the official   messenger    of    Wall
It f 1tj,e. b,BKe •* »"f on earth,  priate program was there carried the fact that the general work of street.  History  must     show that
and I^told her so. PU tell ber so out, eonslsBng bf Patriotic songs the  County would  not  be heavy Perkin* was the ehief aid and eo-
agam. and music under the direction of thia year when they planned    to  schemer of J. P. Morgan whUe the
|' John  Masterson,    bartender    at Miss Jessie Stoddard,  recitations,  buUd the new JaU, and if presfent latter  was   in   the years  between
the Palace bar in Warren, testified the reading of .Lincoln's address at  plans work out as well aa is ex- 1905  and  1911  throttling  business
he knew John WUbert, the missing Gettysburg and an oration by Rev. pected tbe new  jail wiU be built in every direction. It was Perkins
Orand total
pastor   of   St
church.   Hon.   E.
ed.     Rev.    "Mr.
tbe night of the crime, but never Schoepfle paid a touching   tribute
and tbe expense scarcely be felt
by (the tax payers.—Meadville Tribune.
Yim^^+L" i   "f8'7^ ceived word thST'Ei aeedXother besttd him mention Andrews being tot the memory  of  the  departed
r^ffi?S.t&"?o%ba2S.],rK.*r?l« in th* "*? Wtth "^ Wib6rt te8tUted at the hCT°^ ^ "" addre88'
^?5 Fi* Wovwo* People, all of   tiona ^e stiU eo^lng ^,to  Y.
^17h,f.h     WOrA    1A,,H1»      mY.__.__.mnA      _..   jU...     '—.        .. . .. .1. . *X*.       W       *****- fe.
-rttei   bv sten tho Hofan.o i. iv,.  former trial that the two     were •    At the close of the exercises the
■ _,_',J?y. sl,eP tne defense lnthe a«„-tv.-«   w<itw».t>. +„.« „.„_ ««-* „,wi  to-„.« >„     *^is^*	
2SAS222 Sk mo?: ^»*EV^?>^5w5B^£%ft-S8w was ^ and"Woman'8  *** oorps
WOUND PROVES FATAL
^t^JJl! ^y IS??6*.1- 2*/' i6~ **<* Passed
nated R25; the Christian Bndeavor ecutive con...
society of  St.  Paul's  church,  $25;  day to discuss  plans for the    nr- ¥Dd,the inry hai
the^irls in the Bell Telephone ex^ ganization of"he^ssol^tion testimony of a n
change'gave $1 each, and the Pet- gT: ™   ,     ^   m      i     ^   L   ses who swear tl
Erie Young Woman Dies frame Accidental Shot by Sweetheart
A meeting of the etf-
munlttee will be held to-
took troUey cars  in waiting      at
s came the lengthy rFranklin and Spruce streets     and
f the photographer proceeded to the cemeteries where
many views     of the Kjavt* of the soldier     dead
from  conviction  of ^he  crime""" Liberty "street and  the     roadway were decorated. _ l*.-.
Deftly, has each step been taken leading to the scene of the crime,],. u£or: uieT ,P"n •' the veterans
Wnd  the  invu-  haa  hi_Zi.   „j.. „  .1     the  intent nf  which was  tn  ahnw  to O. A. R. hall    a fine dinner was   -
-^£l^Sj^^^^ll!^vr-   =d   bythe  ladie6   of   ^Relief   ^cSHS^t^^SK
Elsie Hinds, who was accidentally shot by Claude Coy at Erie'
last week, died at 2 ;40 o'clock Fri-
who as Morgan's business partner
showed Morgan how to dominate
the boards of directos of all the
great railroads, banks and trust
companies, express, telegraph and
telephone companies, s tea ro ship
lines .insurant companies and all -
the great industrial trusts, to
thd end that Morgan now has a
strangle hold d-i a corpo-ate
wealth of over thirty-five billion
dollars, an amonit eatial to one
third of the total wealth of the
nat'o •.
. Mr.  Toosevelt's  biography   will
also relate that while he was presi-
ani
suffi
to
Mhgt
ChaU
-tai
dressed."Sth" «entlemen* heartlv the wealthy lumberman and form- attorney in criminal cases~ln~thfi did "call hhn"at"T:45"ttd'tiiat'at
congratulated the men assembled er member of rongress, of gnde«v- end of the state, met his equal in » o'clock Andrews came to the
On the fruits of their efforts and ^ subscribed $50flTto the cause^Mr. Mrs. Gerow.        f Stone residence and remained for
their words were -eceived with
more cheering. Secretary E. T.
Baer, who has worked with wonderful (vigor and faithfulness, came
in for well deserved commendation
and was accorded an ovation. Mr.
Baer will remain in tbe etty lot
aome timo directing the work of
further organizing the plans for
the brection of the association
buUding.
The whistles of many factories
were blown at 1 o'clock, when- it
was known that Titusville had ex-
Wheeler was also  a large contri
butor
Crew
She
swore  she   saw  John    An- an hour. The witness swore that
great deal to the solemnity of the and Elsie said to him, "Oh, Claude
occasion . put that terrible gun away-" Just
as these words left ber lips there
word, which word was never given,
Mr. Perkins thus being saved from
a possible   penitentiary     sentence
:orTto.1th?1 WallreVf.?n.d\ 1,e dfT8, at the postoffice in Warren the did not appear anxious, excited,
(w-LevUsr Co..  of    Philadelphia, at 8:20 o'clock on the night     of nervous' or other than he usually
Bankers to Meet at Franklin'
was  a loud  report  and  she  sank  and the trust from dissolution.
Not  one  out   of a  hundred persons knows of tbese facts, and it
.vecollect
Warren Get There
Warren, which was engaged In a her, "Answer
Y. JM, C. A. campaign simultaneous- she   would
ceeded the  speed limit in raising ,
well meaning but mistaken people jTaW^^
turned in an alarm of flre.     Tb* finlffa the wo^k up a8 8°
fire department quickly reeponded 'iu»te as much inoney a"
but finding it   a false    alarm  re- ??m&et<*Lthe  $75£2L
turned *o the stables. tht "y?rr>nft committee
get. At 6:80 p. m„ Monday, when
to the floor with a bullet wound
[Announcement ia made that tbe in her left side.
nnual meeting  of  Group     Seven      Though   Coy   was   apprehended is   impossible   to   educate   all  the
of the Pennsylvania Bankers    as- by tbe police, following the girl's  people on a subject.like this ina
sociation, will   be   held   in Frank- death, he was released when   the short  time.  But   Mr.    Roosevelt's
Un, Tuesday,  June 6. This group coroner's Jury rendered  a verdict' historians will find it all, andper-
5^'_f?ce  embraces all of tbe counties     of that the shooting was accidental, haps more.
ing the northwestern   section   of    the Coy will not be prosecuted, it   is Soa klne the Consumers
in her tmetimoh^'X "reailTemnot the Warren w£«*DePMti£nt oc- ?«•**» ?£_di!__ w °X1E^?net t^t from - said. Miss Hinds is said to    have ,    Once more the poor old consuml
irerollp.pt- >» *        rcany cannot ,;"** V ilrTL ueparimeni oo- 75 to 100 bankers will be present, exonerated him in a post mortem
Thenkoehran wn„H a a    . nl*%^J^-Zl0^™™**^*** The  program  Includes   a business  statement.
ntm./Cochran would demand of Mr. Lyons. The witness  admitted meettag "from 2 to 4  o'clock     in,	
yes or no,"     and *hat he had  seen     theaffidavit the afternoon, to  be held  either
above $90,006, A-m^et^a:offbe ex-i simply would not be confuaed. The  Introduction    of
ecutive committee will be held to-j    She replied time ^nd «gain   to a concerning an affidavit regard
'S^""°?^ wdicatlng  a    confUction the alleged financial shortage
FIRE AT TIDIOUTE
er haa to dig down into hia pocket and pay tribute to a trust. Thia
timet it ia the coal trust, and the
excuse given for this trust's latest
scheme to gouge a few extra dollars oot of the pubUc is the fact.
P.   R.   R.   StaAon  was Considerably that the coal miners struck.
"Perhaps I
do not know
«pTiU1°aiparaatdenat*f SoTin. ^i^^astm^
ix $4,755 below however."
t» e*ev!    ,g:uT£e  ?apa(le  tovmed tJte jlesirea mark. The men got to     Mr.      Cochran
in front of the headquarters. Cole
man's band not being available for
the Evening, the high school boys,
who bave contributed much to the
success of the campaign, organized
a Jirum corps to' marcb in.-, front'
and ia tin pan oorps as a rear
guard fend with fullv 400 men and
boys in Une in addition* to a sco^e
o' tmtomobites, the parade traversl
Witnesses were called corroborat
isked  the  same ing Mr. Stone as to the hour    of fmmed thit in the old 8tbne house
Damaged
At noon   Sunday   residents      of
Tidioute, whose homes are in the
The ^MeadvUle Messenger is in- vicinity of the P. R. R. station at
that. point,    saw    flames   coming
work with vigor  in the  evening, question a score of times and eaeh his arrival from  Pittsburg.
however, and at 10 o'clock it was time mentioned a different person Standing before tiie big map of S^tlSSi £ ff£ JP\,7 « a flre «ro«n the windows of the telegraph
announced (that the fund had been to whom he tried to show Mra. the city of Warren facinf the Jury .SK, ai„ ♦ii Z da,y,o0a*A Ja! ?fflce ai^d sounded an alarm. There
completed and the final count Gerow has stated she did not know and the crowded court room, John -&_ 2_*S? 3*»r 1799, the first ia no organized department, hut
was 875,774. Andrewa. ' M.' Andrews, accuaed of the mor-
'^_W^' ~~ — '    Mrs- Gerow -said     emphatically •  der of Emile Amann, spent the last
A„„tv,„,. cra„Li;„ /'.-.«.i-„ * d? not know you Mr. Cochran  half hour  of  Friday      afternoon's
Another FrankliniGampa.gn Gr these other   gentlemen,  bat   I seaalon of court pointing out the
The prectors of the FrankUn %.  would recognize you or any ofthe streets upon which he walked and
ed th« nrin^r, —IM.„C' A- have announced that they   others  we-e I to  meet them    on the places he visited on the night
the principal   streets  of     the- will soon commence a campaign to  the street.? of January 27, 1911, when the com
white female, child who saw   tbe a taumber of volunteers were soon
Ught in MeadyiUe.  She  died     at on the ground and succeeded   in
the borne of a daughter at Thorn- preventing the fire from reaching
hill,. Ontario, in  1887. the .baggage room. The ticket of-
There ia no evidence that the
j coal strike which was not, strictly
speaking, a strike, cost tbe trust
anything except the profit it
would have made had the men not
laid down their tools pending a
readjustment of their contracts.
.But with this weak excuse for a
basis, the trust has decreed that
there shall be no usual spring discount-ef 30 cents per ton on coal
this! year.
Thus   the
consumer
pays   not
Killed In Runaway
city fend gave expression to    the raise $20,000  for the purposes  of
gratification of the boosters over paying the outstanding debt upon
the success of their     efforts, the the buUding, Of  the $50,000  sub-
; church bells  ringing  Joyful  peals scribed during the' campaign ' in
as an accompaniment. March, 1910, $5,000  remains uncol-
A suggestion  made  which  met looted, >
"Why did you not tell of seeing monwealth  alleges that he killed
Andrewa to  the  district attornev Amann.
at  the time of  Andrews  arreat?" W'th  the long pointer  used by
Mr. .Cochran asked, other witnesses Andrews designa-
"I  was  told  by  friends  whom I 	
consulted as to what I  ought   to (Continued on page eight.)
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badly damaged. The agent William
Bookhammer,  a     former  Oil  City
George Schness,    aged      19     of. man, had bis hands and faceburn-
Waterford, Erie county;-was found
dead ta th^ bed of Six-Mile CreeK
at Belle Valley Monday afternoon.
flee and both waiting rooms were J1^? the  loss  in  profits  suffered
by the trust during the strike"
but he also pays for the slightly
increased  cost  of mining,   duetto
He had been driving home from
Erie during the night, when the
spirited horse ran away.
ed lh  saving  valuable books  and tb.e small raise of-pay granted th
other irecords. He will not be able mlners-
to return to work for several days.     Does anybody pay the miner for
Tbe ticket and telegraph depart- the money he lost in wagea during
ments  have  been   installed  in Ihe " .
baggage room  temporarily. (Continued on page eight.)      '