The Ambler Gazette 18970819

              the ambler gazette vol xv.-no 37 ambler pa august 10 18<>7 si 28 a year norristown gossip thplr i liiims idttm rr<.tlion<)fury!il|i r thr rum l>l«ppnsr<i imp;irtlr\llv tlw snverelrtity of th tmlge yomuwinta aug 17 the contest for prothonotary in thii campaign in our county ig among three principal contestants — the present depu ty cspt win m mcelhaney of lower merlon erf whom i have already spoken through your columns m s kulp of telford and henry w retff f lower snif'mii tlir latter lavs hi claims to the office ii tin ground that n the last election it wm decided by the people that lower salford ihonld have it this term george p alderfer therefore was nominated nnd elected bui died before being inducted into office thai merely because alderfer died the township did dot thereby lose her right to a bill offlge so loos postponed — she never having had any office in the court honse nnd that he and his father jamb 8 keiff have always been ardent republicans mr knlp claims it on the ground that he was promised it last year but was laid aside for cieorge t alderfer mr keiff is a storekeeper at lederachville in lower salford is about 32 years of age and is in every respect a man of unex ceptionable character the forces there fore in the upper end will be divided between kulp and keiff upon their re spective merits as men ana with retard to locality the latest discovery among the bad acts of the last legislature is the vicious cheese law if they could not pass a law on any other subject it was supposed that they certainly could cheese it on this but it was not in them to draw a bill correctly even for cheese another farmer in plymouth township has fallen a victim to accident alan corson egbert was nearly killed on tues day of last week by falling from a load of hay alan is a very worthy man he is a blacksmith by trade and for 40 years he was foreman in the shops of schall's iron works in xorristown re siding just outside of the borough line he walked or rode every morning from his little farm in plymouth to the mills in norristown and back every evening managing his agricultural interests all the while he has reared a large family and has a beautiful home but now at the age of 75 he finds himself crippled and helpless by accident ! the assassination of canovas premier of spain shocks tin civilized world like that of garfield and lincoln in our own country we are falling upon evil times times that remind us oi the days ot rome when htmls went off of trembling kings and assassinations wore common things next tuesday the democrats will meet in county convention in the court house and jacob r yost chairman is busy in arousing his discordant cohorts to action perhaps their very differ ences and desperation will drive them to some sensible declaration upon which all elements opposed to the republicans and their boss rule and especially the work of the last legislature may unite the silver question seems to be settled a tariff bill has been adopted and now is the time to pay some attention to the affairs of state without regard to names and titles of parties party names are often a bugbear men will not march under certain old standards to which they have long been opposed if the people could meet like they did when they agreed upon the declaration of in dependence and stand for country and the country's good without regard to all past differences then we could see the dawn of the millennium the silver craze was the entering wedge for the division of the old democratic partv slavery for the dissolution of the old whig party and insolent boss rule and an ignorant and corrupt legislature for the throes of the republican mother out of all this corruption and fanaticism may come something to make the penn sylvania name honorable just as the bicycle craze has made all tramps re spectable it is a great leveler the effort to make the last sunday in may memorial day should succeed sun day is the proper day for such proceed ings i have advocated it from the be ginning xqw i rejoice to see that at the 3ltt national encampment of the grand army of the republic to be held at buffalo the question will take on national importance and be discussed with the view of accepting the last sun day in may as the proper day for the observance of strewing flowers on the graves of the soldiers i delivered the first address at the first observance of this beautiful performance in montgom ery county and it was on a sunday the day should never have been changed lunacy casea have become tjuite a bus iness for lawyers and commissioners in our courts during this year already the following have been adjudicated lunatics ella alexander cornelia vic toria beerer florence butler enos c'as sel annie jones cameron agnes cotter michael collins annie coreuus wm dwyer james dunn george b detwei ler win j doyle joseph w davis bdwan dougherty ruthett eckert hiram fulmer mary frederiok frank fluck david gilbrot prince henry oliver q heller theodore ( '. kneul'e blanobe linville ann moaahan alfred c mills sophia mock anna k may john c nicholson kate m quigley junes k rogers george ii ruth marie saurmao evan saundeif and june e wilson and one oaw pending before a commissioner making 80 in all this shows one great source of power placed in the hands of the judges for in each case the judge must appoint a commission consisting of three persons — ojm lawyer a layman and a doctor if the judge should be partial and haw hi favorltes lor appointment he could af ford a lawyer a luviuun i a ii<n>tor a very handsome little side revenue during the year tlu cases rarely occupy much time in the trial for it is seldom that u alleged to be orwy or imbecile unless the testimony is very clear then tho divorce cases in which 11 commissioner i-s appointed in eaoh oi uae i u an element ol power and of pat ronage in the court and last and important than all the appointment of audu an unthinking or rather unretlocting though perfectly h mi t jndgecnn ensilj fall into the habit of selecting lawyer wit bout referen * to fairness to the whole lmr appointing certain ones continually to distribute the largi t nnd most con tested estates in which there are always the largest fee nnd now and then once | in a year or two throwing the small i tates around among the nnfavored and forgotten ones it would make an interesting article in itself to show exactly what has been iii the court in these matters not only lawyers are interested intheorders appointments and rules of the court but publishers aleo for the times-chronicle of jenkintown in an editorial last week call attention to a rule of our court compelling all auditor's notices pro thonotary's clerk of the court sher iff's and others to lie published in the montgomery county law reporter a little court journal published in norris i town and circulating only among the judges and lawyers all notices affecting people in any lo i caiity ought to be published in a news paper issued in that locality the ad | vertising and the audits should be fairly and equitably distributed in some es tates the auditors gel 20 to fsoo while in others they get but 1 yet those who get the biggest fees as a rule get the most audits the same way with adver tising the very cream of it goes by an order of the court to a paper that has the least circulation in the county j commissioners in lunacy cases get 5 | each in every case and thus the power i and patronage of the court is enormous the court has also arbitrary power in granting and refusing licenses and di vorces power to strike one man down and destroy his property power to build i another man up and give him a rnonop i oly in all cases of trial by jury un people are represented on the jury and therefore they can take care of them selves and give every man a fair trial law questions are settled by legal j principles they are properly referred to the judges lor if our judges be in error they can be reviewed in the su preme court and corrected but in all the other matters that i have referred to the judges have arbitrary and uncon trolled authority this is a mighty pre rogative it is like the power of the king described in esdras so far as the subjects over which the judge and king ! respectively bear rule and ve't he is but one man if he command to kill they kill if he com mand to spare they spare if he com mand to smite they smite if he com mand to make desolate they make deso late if he command to build they build if he command to cut down they cut down if he command to plant they plant the judge has also arbitrarily , the appointment of all road and bridge i viewers and if so disposed has it in his j power to favor his friends and punish his foes much of the tyranny of the old world has been engrafted into our laws perhaps we may never outgrow • it or get rid of it in the new states the people have retained more power in their own hands iii many states the i jury even fix the sentence that must be ' imposed upon a convict ( mil flilkxii oreland a valuable horse belonging to c d stout was taken sick on saturday with pinkeye but is getting along nice'ly messrs clem neal and poole are hav i ing an artesian well drilled bv mr kel ler by which the three families will be supplied with water i rev h w heppe for nearly three i vears pastor of oreland baptist church i has resigned the pastorate and services j are at present conducted by c p meek er student at bucknell university ser ! vices every sunday evening at 7.45 the | public is cordially invited the ananias fishing club composed ; of several of our prominent young men ! left here last saturday for betterton md ! where they will spend a week trying to i catch on to the finny tribe they were ; well prepared with everything necessary for a good time the bait they procured i in the city and which the captain of the ! boat kindly volunteered to take care of until they arrived at their destination all those desiring fresh fish had better send their orders in before friday as the rush for these fish will be great mr and mrs horace delaney and mr clarence gillingham of philadel phia wtae^uests of mr and mrs h f iillinglmm on sunday plovers are ripe daniel and william stout of this place spent yesterday at cape may the freight traffic over the plymouth branch is heavier at present than it has been for years mr w f albrecht of this place will erect 14 new houses on plymouth avenue near the new school building work will be commenced at once mr harry c warner of this place assistant agent at gwynedd is doing extra work at oak lane this week francis r thomson formerly oper ator at this station was looking up old friends on monday mr lewi denis and daughter of new york spent several days with mr geo ainholt and family mrs john goodwin of tioga was visiting friends in this place on tuesday nine bell clilui ,. mr eugene nice and family of phila delphia were the guests of if f couard several days last week mr wm mcmullin and mr muiri-nii memullhi spent a week at walter de l'lel'olitaille's w l s at 1 conard walton's this week union sunday soboal will picnic at hihi's on wednesday f this week mr harry mann and miss neally lanu visited at charles shoemaker's on sunday raymond kile won a camera in a bicycle race at jetfersoaville saturday the ladies mite society of boehm's church held their social at mr francis hoover's on friday evening montgomery democrats tiii-j m**pt in cohf!t.1 ( im rfif i(hi nml h;iv n stormy time if it chicago mmttotm mm iii i m the democratic county convention at sorristown on tuesday gave promise at sevei i breaking up in n row ami only the pacifying influences i conservative delegates prevented such a termination of tl 	 xcltlng events the convention mas called t elect mi dele i he state convention resolutions thai had been agr 	 l l'-n bt i conference of party leaders were submitted by a committee of ii after a stormy session during which live mem bers insisted on the insertion of an en dorsement ot the chicago platform of in hi after keeping the convention waiting some time the committee submitted the conference report which was followed by a minority report signed by i wal ter sperry jenkintown ( lynu'r mifsini er pottstown ; thomas gillin upper dublin james longberry conshohock • ii andj s smith cheltenham the minority report read : resolved that the democracy of montgomery county in convention re allinns its allegiance to the principles ol true democracy as embodied in the na tional democratic platform adopted at chicago in inly ivm resolved th"at the seat occupied by w f harrity in the national commit tee be declared and is hereby vacant these resolutions after a heated dis cussion in which the words liar and traitor were used recklessly were de feated by a vote of 4s to 11 after which the exciting debate was resumed on a motion to adopt the majority report ex-chairman kane said i voted the democratic ticket in 1884 and in 1898 and will vote for bryan in 1900 if he is nominated but we are not called on now to pass upon national issues it will not help our cause to fight issues that aie not at stake in the state campaign this deliverance was followed bv cries of we are we are traitor traitor " mr kane denied the im peachment that there were traitors in the convention and said he was in favor of the chicago platform but he called on every delegate to vote for the resolutions from wn{ch reference to it had been omitted the hubbub continued about an hour and during that time a number of dele gates left the convention james satterth waite one of the nominees for state del egate threatened to withdraw if the chicago platform were not endorsed but friends prevailed upon him to remain the resolutions after a motion to table them was lost were adopted by a vote of 111 toi't the resolutions as adopted refer to state issues entirely condemning re publican misgovernment and extrava gance the following were elected state dele gates : james murray lower merion jonathan erb new hanover r e bhaner pottstown hiram ganser xor ristown charles q hillegas pennsbnrg m b linderman limerick theodore r hartzell colinar frank l golden bridgeport john m fisher ambler michael f moore conshohocken physical strength and energy con tribute to strength of character and both may be had by taking hood's sarsaparilla north wales affairs the heavy rainstorm that passed over our town on sunday night did consider able damage about our town — especially by lightning the borough building used by the fire department the street coininissioner and lamplighter and the borough lock-up on east montgomery avenue was struck and the hose tower pretty well shattered wrecking the stove and breaking several holes in the cement floor the hose carriages and trucks escaped injury the building was in sured against storm the same night the kitchen of harry nuse on fifth street below walnut was struck the fluijj passing down through the range covering the two rooms with soot and plaster dust the family part of whom were asleep in the upper room were considerably stunned win pool of lansdale lost a valuable horse at the globe steam heater works on tuesday afternoon he had him hitched to an iron post which the horse broke and threw between his hind legs breaking one of them necessitating it to be killed by dr e m michener n w weikel and j a gerhart rep resented the democracy of this borough in the county convention ou tuesday dr h f slifer and family are spend ing a few days at atlantic city judge hamberger and a k shearer are off on a few days fishing trip this week samuel hoover and daughter maine are attending the reunion of the hoover family at willow grove this wednesday mrs henry keru of philadelphia spent monday visiting friends in town miss aggie kern was visiting at tylersport on sunday mrs sallie booth of philadelphia is visiting relatives in our borough harry kooker of philadelphia has moved with his family into the house of h w mover on beaver's lane byron mocracken esq of jenkin town was on a visit to his father's family oq shearer street on sunday miss ella oberhohzer of rowland ville is spending a few weeks in this town the tiie at george stong's barn in horsham on sunday evening was plainly visible over our town ju«ftlmn hurrah is putting new ». nj^rbourding on his third street the public school building and grounds are being repaired and reno vated tor the opening of the schools on the last monday of this month frank leister spent sunday in newark x j n t.ill ( urn iinrt i.nrsfe pntntne this is going to bp n irtvit rear for farmers as a rule the cron an excel lent nnd prices will lie higher then why not indulge in a li'ti friendly com petition the q.kktcm is anxious to know who can produce the taltesi talk of coin since nnr lart issue several farmer friends of the uakeitk have told us they have theireyeson some talk that promise to measure up ns record breakers an t the proper time they will enter them in the mzkih contest remember the offer line year's subscription to the person bringing us thr tallest stalk of com before oct l next then why not have a friendly potato contest this is going to be fl good po tato season and our farmers know how to raise big crops of potatoes in order to make it interesting we will give one year's subscription to tin gazkttk to the person bringing to this office before ( t l next the three heaviest potatoes grown on a montgomery r bucks county farm the samples will be weighed and placed on exhibition ut the gazkttk office hunt out the big ones and bring them along now a hume wvildiug at noon on thursday aug ii at the home of tho bride's parents mr and henry w roessfer i'lospectville clara k roessler wus quietly mai ried to mr wm f seibeit of philadel phia by kev uriah mteidner li and mrs suibe.rt will make their home in philadelphia bpcotftl meeting nf council the members of ambler borough council were convened in special session on wednesday evening of last week by president rose all were present at 8 o'clock when he rapped for order the meeting was called for the purpose of establishing a grade upon spring gar den street between race street and but ler avenue borough surveyor thomas gillin was present and explained the present grade of the street council was notified that mr stillwagon was willing to accept any grade provided the bor ough raised his buildings to conform it was also reported that mr knipe did not object to the establishment of a grade but was willing for the members to use their best judgment in the matter president rose suggested raising the surface at the bridge 27 inches and then grading off each way to a catenary curve to the top of the hills at race street and butler avenue the plan was accepted and mr gillin was authorized to give the measurements with that as a basis on motion the highway committee was instructed to confer with mr still wagon to arrange for the raising of his buildings and also with mr john tyson in reference to his curbing in the estab lishing of a grade flourtowti mrs buckenhorst spent sunday with her mother mrs lauer mrs maneilee daughter and grand daughter are making a short stay at j c styer's mr and mrs emanuel weiss spent sunday with mr gus weiss f yeigel was in town fin saturday miss annie cotnly mrs coniepy and miss marv harnur spent sunday with mr j h mate miss a hasse is spending a month with miss agnes kirnbel of bethlehem pike miss i smith spent sunday with mrs endy miss dimin has returned home after a three weeks stay with rev mr diet terich george endy spent sunday with his mother miss sallie g matz has returned home from a short stay in reading mr atwood yeakle son and daughter are spending a few weeks with his brother mr ambrose yeakle rev mr tilton of cold point bap tist church will exchange pulpits with rev mr e dietterioh of whitemarsh lutheran church next sunday twenty-five members of the c e society of zion lutheran church went to the convention at fort avashington on thursday evening flourtbwn baseball team and wrangle town all team had a contest in thomab1 meadow la*t saturday afternoon flour town won the game by the score of 17 to 10 the features of the game were the pitching of george winkle and the catching of seth johnson the heavv batting of j a yost george matz and harry endy and the base running of leaiiien yost and harry kooker flourtown team would like to hear from the chestnut hill ball club olcukldc katy-dids are out in full force and make the woods ring with their clatter jay c harper has received the con tract for re-building the residence of harrison hinkle who was burnt out june is he commenced work monday morning j bentou hoover and family returned from atlantic city this week they had spent a week's vacation at the shore the gleniide cricket club and th eoak lane club are about equal in strength ( me week the former wins and the next saturday oak lane comes up on top the two teams create great interest among oar people and the issuo of each game is awaited with expoctancy m l kohler had the gutters placed in psiiiiiii in front of his three stores on illow grove avenue the grade of the pike has been raised at this place and is now in good condition this has caused trouble however ut tho crossing at glenside avenue during rain storms the water is backed tip and forms a pool causing inconvenience to drivers ami cyclers supervisor blake ami tho turn pike company should have the fault at lellilrd to alfred fesmire returned borne recently from williamson school he will spend his vacation hero in tho town and will return when his sohool re-convenea j beaton hoover's residence on mt ( aiiuel avenue was entered by burglars last saturday night tin thieves got away with a few irilles including a box of cigars the two meu one with a large pack on his jack although seen bv several people during the night walk il through tbifl vicinity raided three buildings and escaped untouched burglars entered j sohlimuoe's office d stole souie valuable papers ujid u bicycle it ippears that the nun air professional as they did their work in lick iashion had made away with their booty without being discovered electrical storm 1 1 t.-m n iri8 cssni mim'h damage bantu fltimprl htifl itmi«c slinttcr.'il hrrhsl nf l.nrh i.lmipti knniknl annmlcr the storm which broke ow affib i lor and vicinity last sunday night was particularly heavy the lightning being very sharp nml vivid th rain came down in torrents as tin1 various storms came up passed around and in ¦ inn cases catne back again jfo damns was done in vmbler bn at llndenwot farms the storm king destroyed abott 81,000 worth of property the heav breast ¦¦{ loch r.inden was knockei asunder by b bolt and tin debi stones bricks and cement it has left be bind is a work which seems almost in creditable mr j w devlne sii]>etin tendent saw the lash and at once hur ried out to the lake he found the wot of three months a edoss of ruins ot one of the trees about the wall was icorchei at all and give no evidence of the bolt mis theory i.s that the bolt struck in th clay and mud between the breast am the lake and decomposed the water inti oxygen and hydrogen and theexpansiol of these gases pushed oui the breast tin storm also knocked a hole in mr ir vine's residence hut no other damagl was done to the building the storm in the vicinity of prospect ville was very severe and lightning destroyed valuable property the re peated crashes of thunder were terrify ing and the lightning was ahnopt con tinuous there was a strong sulphuric odor during the storm a flash of lightning struck tie barn ol george stong on the welsh road above springhouse about 1 o'clock and it was quickly wrapped in hames the place is farmed by jacob cornell who fortun ately was up and dressed at the time of the storm the horses were gotten out of the barn in safety and the cattle were in the barnyard at the time but they all escaped unharmed the season's crops and much valuable machinery were burned the loss is fully covered by insurance mr stong will rebuild john boehner's house was struck the lightning tearing a large hole in the roof and the plaster from the walls while in the house across the street the furniture and carpets were damaged the new house of charles hoehner near montgomeryville was badly dam aged one side wall being torn out lightning struck adam martin's barn in warrington township bucks county about 6 o'clock sunday evening all of his machinery and some of his crops were destroyed his loss is placed at f.3,000 he has 1,000 insurance jackson xace of flourtown had a miraculous escape from death by being struck by lightning about 4 o'clock sunday afternoon seeing the storm approaching mr xace hurried to a fie'.d near his residence in order to bring home some cows that were pastu there when near his barn the storm broke out in great fury a bolt of light ning struck the ground between mr xace and a cow both man and beast were hurled to the ground where they were found by farm hands shortly after ward mr xace was stunned to'uneon ciousnefs otherwise escaped injury the cow was badly burned lightning struck the house of thomas kilpatrick of king-of-prtiesia arousing the inmates and causing much conster nation the damage was slight lightning also struck the summer residence of former select councilman thomas m hammott at chestnut hill on sunday evening the bolt descended the chimney tore away a portion of the walls in the kitchen besides doing other damage the inmates escaped injury the elecflfical storm along the dela ware river sunday night was the most severe witnessed in that section for many years the lightning was almost continuous for over two hours and was most vivid many telegraph poles were damaged and wires were blown down the lightning struck and made a hole in st martin's church new hope chip cool evenings flot corn i nurclitsa enoch marple of plymouth reports that the italians of that neighborhood are stealing his potatoes and apples he caught one in his orchard and a neigh bor saw three digging potatoes from his patch in the day tune milton marple of hiekorytown reports the same thing of his patch as john harner was about to get in his carriage at cold point on sunday night his horse started throwing him down and dragging him some distance the horse then got free and ran away mr harner did not find him until mon day morning the animal was found at james mooney's place on the broad axe turnpike there appeared to be no in jury to horse or carnage and the only thing missing was a light overcoat which was possibly dropped out of tho carriage harry rittenhouse of cold point is making an extension to his house mr rittenhouse an agent of the pennsyl vania railroad at narolssa station re ports an improvement in trade at that station since the change of names as trade had been lost through mistakes and delays that occurred by goods being shipped to flourtown a party from nanis.-a left monday afternoon'to camp along the perklomen they consisted of john and william berkhelmer with their wives j b long and wife ami others report oomes to narclssa that nine persons are gigging in the wlssahiqkon in the vicinity of fort side inn we wish the fort washington correspondent of the i . n/i 1 1 1 would say to those people that that method is illegal and must cease or the penalty of the law will he enforced and that speedily george r rhilds ami sara burke were married al the residence of the bride's sister mis nolle at norristown on wedaesda evening of last week mr childs who ia it clerk in tho em ployment of the pennsylvania railroad company at pittsburg will take his bride with him to the smoky city — burning itching skin diseases in stantly relieved by dewitt's witch ila ze salve unequalled for cuts braises bums it heals without leaving i i kohertb tomatoi t are backward in ripi miss margaret cooper of hotel tvynd ham ha been spending n few i mrs 8 p h anderson the cows are up to their kneet in tnre mr walter shaw of norristown gave us i friendly call last saturday william malm has returned from n visit to his grandmother near telford miss margnre keyrer.of hotel wynd nam is visiting friends in oni neighbor hood supervisor ford nn his friends h very miccessfnl fishing trip to sen isle city and b sample of their | much enjoyed mrs anderson who has been confined to the home for several days is <¦¦¦•¦ convalescent spencer a walton gon to the city weekly with his large wagon sited to it's inmost capacity with fine truck supervisor ford is carrying outsoidi of his good ideas of road men ling on maple avenue abraham 8 rosenberger of jl.it.fi candidate for prothonotary was iii the neighborhood this week looking up interests and feels much encouraged in his canvass we will give you a pointer if you do not want to be beaten on the road do not tackle robert tillin'h sorrel mr mccallum is adding a new ma chinery building l'"ix70 feet to hia already well^quipped farm a united states mail hox has been placed at our store for the convenience of he public the severe electric storm of monday norning reached its height in our vicin ty about l o'clock gillin brothers have just finished rimming up their strawberry bed for a large crop next season it would not be i bad notion to catch on to a few of robert's ideas on strawberry growing mrs reed in constructing a gateway at ier entrance on tennis avenue wm evans is the contractor keep your eye on your hen roust and uive your gun loaded chicken thieves lave been in the neighborhood eilwood stout lost a horse last week the wet weather on sunday evening prevented some of our young men from visiting their best jjirls the large barn belonging to george stong of near prospeotville which was struck by lightning on sunday evening was well filled with crops and the blaze which consumed it could be seep for miles around rev thomas ogle of ambler was in attendance at the prayer meetini at tho t?aptist bible schoolroom on tuesday evening hist next sunday afternoon rev dr cnthcart will visit the school mid mako an address the little folks of the baptist bible school will be given an outlug in the near future edge mill a balloon from the wheel pump park near flourtown lauded on the land association's grounds recently mrs william james wilson of roslyn eights v;i quite sick last week but is some wflfat better at present rev mr fretz preached in carmel presbyterian church last sunday rev air cotter will preach there next sunday edge hill station was rifled by burg are saturday night a large number of ulantic city tickets and a few trifles were stolen it is thought the thieves ire the same men who entered john sohliinme's office and j b hoover's louse in glenside several delegates from this town at ended the christian endeavor echo convention in the hall at fort washing on last thursday evening three gen lemen who attended the san francisco convention addressed the meeting mrs jacob potter while out driving ne day last week was slightly injured y the horse running away tlio animal ok fright through the carelessness of he colored boy in attendance who iropped the reins the horse jumped a ence carrying the carriage after it mrs potter jumped from the carriage md sustained but few injuries the lriver however was thrown out upon lis head fracturing bis skull and rencw ng his condition precarious several drunken tramps paraded hrough the village last saturday night ibout 11 o'clock and tried to paint the own red the families of italians which were ent from wyncote on account of their ad behaviour and which are now liv ng in samuel wilson's house in this own are cjuitis orderly four or live amines have been packed into louse mrs donough of philadelphia who s visiting her brother-in-law i>r \\ onough while strolling on the uirn like near the school house was bailed iv a rough-looking character the man fter a tew demonstrations which boded io good was frightened away by the rave lady who resolutely stood her round and called for he ip she al once eturned to the town where ribed the man proceedings v • r :;\ nee entered or the discovery o the tan which have proven una vail in • t 	 • ioieil ily a hull george lawter 21 years old of i lint was admitted to charity hospital londay evening suffering from a i et of outs and bruises the i liming in contact with the horna of an nragea bull the animal was in the barnyard and • heu l.awlei approached the bull enly attacked him one of the h enetrated the flesh part of his right g making a painful wound lawler nally succeeded in making in is injuries are not though to b of a i nature — a commission in lunacy on mondaj fternoon declared v scott m ears old of centre square insane he rat sent tu the hospital lot the insane he unfortunate man has been art inmate f the various insane institution ou four lifferent occasions lie wait at jij time ? attendant