The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-02-25
EI0T[ SIIIE AEHS CONDENSED
HELPING THE FARMERS.
,,,uylrnis Agricultural Station Is
poing Good Work

-, the several agricultural expert
cation, throughout the country.
.be station OF the Pennsylvania
Sr,e,e sets forth that the principal ex-
30. there have been with fertilizers
s,mGs the latter with the special re-
,he feeding Of steers and dairy
T,are have also been experiments
,0ia IRONS and especially tobacco. The
Ivy, saws that the station is doing
E,.s and important work in practical
sn,iac lines relating to agriculture OF
,s,s In addition to its government
ass,ion of SIS, 900 a year, the station
a;Ssd sl9i9 from the State, 90, 1877
-, snalyzing fertilizers, 1857 from
N farm products and $40 miscellane-
,o,al income Of S2s,694. 1t IL pros
and managed In a thoroughly sys-
DC way.
Iss Italians named John Fanicko, Pal
N and Pedro Pilipho, were run down
,sap,ly killed Tuesday night at Tip
small station seven miles east Of Al
The men were walking westward on
k..,bound track and failed to hear the
lound train approaching. The engine
toundine a curve at the time aud Engi-
y Irwin did not see them in time.
ak WAS hurled against au eastbound
I, train and Irribly mang.ed. Fanicko
lroupd undet. the wheels, while Philpho
Knocked 60 feet along the truck and
hin killed. All three breathed a mo-
,iier being struck. Engineer lryin is
Rated by the accident.
unknown man who held up the Salts
banker is now in Jail in Indiana. He
knbjected to u bath. which revealed
he was not Ii negro. He had blackened
re with cork, and when he came from
10 he was found to be very fair Of COM
bn. He gives 10 name other than
- AMI saws he is half Indian, his
4 being q white man and his mother n
He complains bitterly that his ''pal''
MAS 10 have met him at the Salisbury
h after the robbery, deserted him and
ed on a freight train. He evidently
10 this section from Pittsburg, where
Is he was engaged rs porter In a hotel.
III be tried next month.
be Harry White filed an opinion in the
b II. NJ. Close against the borough of
Brighton for damages sustained by fall
to an unprotected excavation made by
prOugh while grading a street, and was
u fatally injured. The case was com
ed about live years age. 1t was tried In
d a verdict given for SO. 600, subject to
burt's Judgment as to whether the boz
was liable. The plaintiff moved a new
and this Judge White granted.
lhony S. Morrow, n prominent Central
Eylyania banker and capitalist, died in
i%aysburs Of paralysis, aged "a years.
dOrrow was a partner in the private
lng firm of Gardner, Morrow 4 Co.. the
)nsbnrg Deposit bank an l the Williams
bank, whose recent failure is believed
ne fastened his death. Mr.. Morrow
De protector Of the Cresson, Coalport q
York short route railroad, which was
y merged with the Pennsylvania sys-
He is survived by a widow.
Homestead 4 Highlands Street Rail-
Company is preparing to complete its
lctlons between McKeesport. Braddock
ittsburg, the object being to secure q
pugh line from these towns to the heart
fsburg The fact was brought out by
being " . wortgage upon the property
tnicr - Company 6r tsc6,USC
the ."-gest mortgage recorded I'm
eny comfy In many months and lit
HoIiased the first Of the month.
(ttar big body Of coal, three feet In
Pest has been found by drillers under
PA u stephen Doughton, two miles
fast Il Hubbard and five miles south
snaon. Seven holes have been put
on dinrent parts Of the farm, and the
shoWlg Of coal has been found in
mere re 10Y 90 small mines in opera
the township.
ael spencer, ST., aged 75 years, apd
spencer, 'r., aged 40 years. father
Dr. were Killed ut Wyalusing.' Both
men had beer waik1ng ON the Iehigh
railroad track ana were killed by the
pIamon express. Their mangled re-
were found 100 yards from the track
Ere removed to their homes in Hollen-
wyoming county.
Jam II Babcock has purchased the old
property, on Allegheny street, Holl-
irs, 10 erect a handsome residence.
the men began to make excavation for
lar they unearthed u human skull; the
the remains had SO crumbled that
Pouid not be secured. The skull Is sun
20 be that Of an Indian.
peI' d. Mo,7, OF Woodward, was I'D
u oelt to Il pulley in his fathers saw
coat was caught by a projecting key
was hurled around the shaft twice
~ c'utched n rafter and held on for
ne cIothlng was torn from MOTIFS
pu., aside from n few bruises, he es-
without serious injury.
huyett has just closed n deal with
f'elsher, OF Center Hall, for 800 acres
u 'inioer land in the seven mount
.om when he expects to take 5.OOO.-
or more OF lumber. Operations will
meheed at once. A branch railroad
uu,it 10 rem Grove to connec with
"'sDurg d Tyrone railroad.
mas l.. johnson, who was convicted n,
Igaty term OF court Of murder in the
uegree Tor the killing OF DR.. George
FRY, OF Cannon, was sentenced Sv
Nm 70 twenty years imprisonment.
"'h MS WIG at the same
"gEihs that she had been intimate
@Preaching from his pulpit in the Fifth
baptist church, Pittsburg. Rev. c. II.
"aihs, the pastor, fell forward and
tie was carried out and taken
mIe'e he Was restored to copscious-
physician said the pastors condi-
caused by too close attention to his
Ie" .astIe water company is about to
~ NJ erection Of a new pump station on
street, and also a reservoir on tho
ay NIL. The improvements will
NV. oou $4,000 and will give a
:" %er pressure In portions of the city
. been lacking in this respect.
".ewart was arrested by the sheriff
,aa county, charged with stealing n
Ian IA John McClaren fourteen wears
Hau 6een away all these years and
you'd DO safe to return 10 his
'HttlU NeaI. howoyar hal