Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-29
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BILE.
Some live strong teams were al
work yesterday in removing the heavy
timbers of Jacob Dutweiler's barn from
Penn street to his farm. DR.. STAN has
men engaged in tearing down the walls
on which said barn rested and soon the
last trace of the building, that was an
eyesore to our citizens for many years,
will be gone.
We are reliably informed that steps
are being taken to organize e.. A. r..
post in this town, the first meeting for
that purpose to be held on Friday Of
next week. The post will start with IA
| membership OF ut least twenty five and
expect to rent room above the new
hardware, corner of Main and Penn
streets. A proper observance Of Me-
mortal Day may now be expected.
Miss Fannie E. Gray, the manag-
ing editress OF the Bellefonte Daily
NetrS was on Tuesday of last week
joined in holy wedlock with Mr.. &. l..
Gates, who has also Teen connected
with the Republican and Ne,rS for sew
eral years The bride is the step
daughter of Mr.. E. L. Tuten, at whose
residence the happy event took place,
Rev. Laurie performing the marriage
ceremonies. We extend our congratu-
lations to the bride and groom.
-Musser Il Alexander, our enter.
prising marble men, erected MI. Henry
Keen's fine tombstone on the new Gem
etery last week. 1t is very imposing
monument, marking the last resting
place Of the deceased of Mr.. Keen's
family, and is the first for Fairyiew
Cemetery. 1t occupies prominent po-
sition, being situated on gentle eleya.
ton, and may be seen from quite dis
tance. Several other fine monuments
are soon to follow, their epitaphs tell
ing of the departure of loyed ones.
The band, fourteen strong and
dressed in full uniform, marched to
Aaronsturg on Monday evening, to
give DR.. ). G. Musser one of their best
serenades in honor of his safe return
from Europe. When they arrived al
the house they found Sumner absent
attending to a professional call. But
his parents hospitality entertained the
boys until he came back. Upon his
return he heartily shook the hands Of
all and expressed his appi eciation Of
the treat. The young DOCTORS general
appearance Indicates that the trip was
beneficial to his health, and from his
remarks it could be CLEANED that he
was exceedingly we'll impressed with
all he had seen and heard while away.
AN EXCITING SCENE. People re-
turning from Bellefonte on Tuesday
afternoon brought the news of an ex-
citing incident which occurred in the
Court House that forenoon. An Ital-
ian, by the name of Vincent Julio,
having been found guilty of stealing a
watch from Richards jewelry store,
was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary. After re
ceiYing his sentence he took his seat
within the bar. An eye witness who
sat near the culprit tells US that he
noticed him nervously counting his
beads as if pr aging and then quickly
pulling out table fork which was in
his inside coat pocket, he stabbed him
self fye times in quick succession in
his left breast, at the same time falling
from his chair. The heavy vest he
was wearing prevented the sharp
pIOuSS VI IiC AOih W OheCi hiS oOAs
very deeply. The instrument was at
once taken from him and he was car
ried to the Grand Jury room, where he
again attempted suicide by trying to
choke himself to death with strap.
He was then taken to Jail and the 6rst
thing he did there was to break piece
of glass from a window with which to
cut his throat, and it was found adyis-
able to put him in shackles. The fell
low is thought to be cranky aud it is
feared that he will yet 6nd way to
kill himself.
On Sunday afternoon, Stella, the
only daughter and Oldest child of Mr..
& Mrs. VIM. Miller, of this place, was
buried. She was a bright and lovely
little girl in the blooming age of six
years and three months and was great
favorite both of her bereaved parents
and of regretful friends. On Monday
previous to her untimely death she had
heavy fall while playing in the yard
striking with her forehead the wheel of
a baby carriage. Nothing serious was
thought of this mishap at the time
But on Tuesday even ing she took
violently sick from overheating herself