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The herald., 1897-10-12
Real Estate Transfers

MONDAY, Oct. H.
c. v. Bogue to A. c. Holbrook-Lot 49,
Damon & Millard tract; $1,000.
R. B. and M. G. Huston to c. Collins
Part of Rancho Santa Gertrudes; $250O.
C. Collins to L. w. Observation-Disclosures
one-half of above; $1250.
D. p. and p. F. Keenan, to s. NJ. Grannis
Lot /, block 2. Williamson tract; s125O.
M. C. and A. D. McNeely to w. H. An
drews-Part of section /, township south,
range IA west; $1,000.
W. H. Andrews to NJ. E. McNeely-Lot
s, Star tract; 5000.
The herald., 1897-10-12
Money Quotations

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Money on call
steady at 21a@2s per cent, last loan per
cent, closing at 8 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper. 4A@5 per cent; sterling ex-
change easier, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S4@4S41a for demand and
at 4.s2AG4S21a for sixty days; posted rates,
4.S3@4.S31a and 4.S5ia; commercial bills, 4.S1.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.-Drafts,
sight, Is; telegraph. 171s.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Consols, 1115s.
The herald., 1897-10-12
California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-California dried
fruits, quiet.
Evaporated apples-Common, 56i7: prime
wire tray, sA wood dried, prime, S1a
choice, S1a@Ss4 fancy, 9.
Prunes-5@SA
Apricots-Royal, 7ds1a; Moorpark. sG111a
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7M11 peeled, 124171a
The herald., 1897-10-12
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. Oct. 11-Bar silver, 81;
Mexican dollars. 4S1A.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 11.-Bar silver,
561a; Mexican dollars, 45A@46A.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-Bar silver, 26Ad.
The herald., 1897-10-12

December ranged rom 20 to 2Sss, closing at
2S% G2SH. Tn, market for oats was weak
and prices ruled slightly lower throughout.
December ranged from 1874 to 1885, closed at
B@A cent lower at 1875 bid. Provisions were
firm and slightly higher on higher yard
prices. Fairly good cash business was
doing At the close December pork was 5
cents higher at $780,; December lard
cents higher at $427h. and December ribs
213q5 cents higher at $4.471a@4.50.
The leading futures closed as follows:
The herald., 1897-10-12
TEMPLE GETS NINETY DAYS
AS Does Also Wife Beater Pa
Garrity

Pat Garrity and James Temple, the
two wife beaters who were convicted on
the charge Saturday, appeared before
Justice Morrison yesterday for sen
tence. Garrity had nothing to say and
The herald., 1897-10-12
Petroleum

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Petroleum was
dull; no market.
OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 11.-Credit balances,
TO- certificates, no bids shipments, 225,571; !;
runs, 179S05.
The herald., 1897-10-12
Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Oct u.-Atchison, 14A; Bell
Telephone. 259 Burlington. 95A; Mexican
Central, 5%; Oregon Short Line 1917; San
Diego, -.
The herald., 1897-10-12
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK Oct. 1.-THE bear cam
paign on the stock exchange today finds its
prototype in that of the illustrious French
monarch who led his army up the hill and
then led them down again. Only the ante
rior maneuver on the part of the stock mar
ket bears was that of pretended retreat.
In their acute apprehensions over the pros
pective decline in prices they sold nu-
merous stocks which they did not possess
and induced some few other persons to
sell their holdings. But the larger part of
the selling proved to be confined to the pro-
fessional reactionists. The failure to in
duce any large liquidation and the news of
widespread rains in the west, breaking the
long continued drouth admonished the
bears to secure stocks with which to fill
selling contracts they had made. Their
buying to cover carried the market back
over about the same course 1t had followed,
so that the net changes are very narrow
in almost all cases. This was true even to
Chicago Gas, which ranged over more than
two points in very erratic manner and
on large transactions. 1t was true also of
Consolidated Gas, which took one of it's
choice tumbles of four points and then re-
covered. The marked declines of the morn
ing were in the southwestern stocks, par
ticularly the grangers, rising above Sat-
urday's level. Statements of railroad earn
ings for the first week in>October received
during the day showed continued improve
ments. Actual rates for sterling exchange
fell again to 4.S4A for demand and to 4.S2A
for sixty days. This is said to be at the
gold import point, in spite of the fact that
the Bank of England today advanced its
price for American eagles to 76 shillings
~ pence, against 76 shilings 61a pence at
the time last weeks engagements were re-
ported. Rates for time money continued
easy and there was good demand for COM
mercial paper, which was also in good sup
ply. Notwithstanding the cessation of the
bear attacks on the market, and the subsi-
dence of the apprehensions that have re-
Gently beset some of the traders. the buy
ing was as much confined to the bears as
the selling had been and there was little
indication of any resumption of widespread
and affecting interest in the market
Bonds were rather dull, but generally i'm
proved before the close Total sales. ST.
100000. U. s. fours were Az higher bid and
the new fours sold at 1267, the high record.
The herald., 1897-10-12
Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE closing
quotations for mining stocks today were
fall
The herald., 1897-10-12
Bond List

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following
are the closing quotations on bonds yester-
The herald., 1897-10-12

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
steady; No 2 spring wheat. S61a; No. 8
spring wheat, sO@9O; No. 2 red, 941s; No.
2 corn, 271sG27A; No. 2 oats, 1874; No. 2
white. 22@22ls, f. o. b.; No. 8 white. 2OA
@22A, +. o. b.. No. 2 rye, ASH; No. barley
nominal; No. 3, 2Sdi3 f. o. b.. No. 4, 251s
M36. f. o. b.: No. 1 flax seed, 9S1aMI.011a;
prime timothy seed, 2.60; mess pork, per
bbl., 7.75@7.S0; lard, per 100 lbs, 4.271aD
4.30; short ribs sides Qoose). 4.55M4. So;
dry salted shoulders (boxet), 47sM51s
short clear sides (boxed). 5is@5A; whisky
distillers' finished goods. per gal.. 1.22
sugar, cut loaf. $3.50; granulated. 5.34.
The herald., 1897-10-12

On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was steady; creameries
15a21h: dairies, 12@19. Cheese was quiet
at S@S1a. Eggs were firm; fresh, IA.
The herald., 1897-10-12
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE following
the closing stock quotations:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-23

Devils, por atentado y lesiones; abogado Her.
nAndez Lopez y procurador Caballero. El de
Baibino Guzman Cancel, por hurto; abogado
Ramos procurador Boneta.
~ En- cada paquete de las pfldoras higi6-
nicas del DIR. Palaux que Sc venden todas
las buenas boticas, sc encontrara la receta para
usarlas. Curan rapidamente as indigestiones,
las infamaciones del hfgado, las febres de-
s6rdenes gastricos, ETC., etc.
~ Telegrafan de San Francisco de
California la Agencia Reuter- que, segun
noticias de Hawai-, sera objeto de discussion
el derecho de Inglaterra la possession de la
isla de Palmyra; que mister Later Wilcox, de
Honolulu, asegura que aquella isla lie pertenece,
asi como Mr.. Federico Wundember, y Mr..
William Kinney, los cuales la adquireron de
la compania de navegacidn del Pacifco, que la
obtuvo de Hawai-, cuyo gobierno tiene derecho
sobre ella por haberla descuberto colonizado
en- 1862. En- los cfrculos polfticos de Homo
lulu Sc cree que Mr.. Sewal pondra en- ejecuci6n
las instrucciones que ha recibido de Washing
ton, cue consisten en- proclamar ell protecto-
ralo de los Estados Unidos enarbolar la
bandera americana, de que ell tratado de
anexi6n no Sc aprobase por ell Congreso. En-
ell Ministerio de Marina de Washington dfcese
que las ordenes comunicadas al almirante
Beartsl.w, consisten que desembarque
sino en- caso absolutamente precise para man
tener ell stotu quo defender los intereses ame-
ri ;anos, sobre tcdo 81 amaga una intervention
extranjera.
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90 IS

~ Reoortamos de Gel Eco Macdonald,
de Madrid: <Segdn el corresponsal que tiene
en- la Habana ell <New-York Herald., la distri-
buci6n de las fuerzas insurrectas que han in
vadido q Matanzas ell 81 de Julio la 81
guiente: el titulado coronel Joaquin Rojas ocu-
pa ell Norte de la Provincial 500 hombres
sus 6rdenes, ell titulado corone E. Garcia la
hombres, divididos en- grupos de $50 200; al
Oeste las partidas de Dantfn Rogue con 500
hombres, al Este 1000 insurrectos al mando
del cabecilla Francisco Varona. Entire las
fuerzas insurrectas Sc ha hecho circular
proclama en- la que ofrece que M5ximo Co.
mez sc pondra al frente de la invasion ell dia
l. Q de Agosto.
**x Manana martes, las ocho de la no.
che, celebrara session la eReal Sociedad de Ami.
gos del Pafso para tratar sobre las bases del
proyecto para IN taller de Costuras olros
asuntos de gran inter6s. Sc suplica la asistel
cia de los senores soclos.
~ Leemos en- Sci Renacimiento,> de
CAdiz: eAlgnn colega local la prensa de
Mdrid y SevilIa, han dedicado estos dfas
especial atencon relatar con todos los a1or
nos de la fantasia periodistica mas exaltada, la
aparici6n de un perro misterioso en- Sanlucar
de Barrameda, relacionando esta aparci6n
! NADIA menos que con ell noufragio del cruoero
<Reina Regente> Informes tidedignos de
personas respetables nos permiten asegurar que
no hay tai perro nj tai collar de plata. Es una
fabula fin de steele de 10 mas inocente, llama
da solo 4 reavivar ell triste recuerdo de aquel
naufragio en- las familias de las vfctimas del
crucero."
~ Los giros Sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital a los siguientes tipos: Londres
3 DIV. $3.50 E. Iden 80 dIv., ss-45 e. Pa
ris, 10 pS. Madrid Barcelona, 30 pS.
Provincias, 80 pS. Nueva York, 743 pS.
Hahana so DS.
~ Con ell tftulo de Gel miedo la verdad.,
dice Gel Heraldo de Madrido:- eVuelven las
noticias de Filipinae impresionar tristemente
ell amino de los espanoles que a1n no Sc han
entregado toda desesperaci6n. Ell nltimo
correo trae cartas 6 informes alarmantfsimos
que pugnan con los parties ofciales con ell
optimismo de nuestros gobernantes. No solo
en- este, sino en- otras muchas cosas, empieza la
situaci6n de Filipinas pare cerse la de Cuba.
A iguales problemas, van correspondence
iguales procedimientos en- los agitados residuos
de nuestro gran imperio colonial en- otros dias.
Situaci6n mas grave que la de hoy ha superado
Espaia, pero ninguna puede haberse conocdo
tan intrincada y como esta. Sin embargo,
los potriotas de las coonias Green que no debe
cambiarse ell sistema que nos ha creado situa-
ci6n tan desesperante.
~ Cajas de pintura superior, para AQUA
relas. Pastillas de pintura, para dibujantes,
carmfn, bermellon azul de Prussia, Papel
<Canson,, superior, para dibujj o. Efuminos
de papel de badana. -Librerfa de B. f. San.
jurjo Vidal.
~. Juicios orales que han de celebrarse ell
dfa 25 ante la Audiencia Terrtoral: ell de Jose
Martinez Roman, por lesiones; abogado La
Costa procurador Caballero. Ell de Domingo
Morales, por resistencia; abogado Cuevillas y
procurador Caballero. Ell de Emilio Romsn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-23

sin esperar contestaci6n, cendi6 Ampara que
habia sobre un velador.
Despues pregunt6 su anna:
Quiere ago mas la senora.
No.. decir ST. Escuchad. mo esta Fernando
cuarto?
- Creo que no. sonora.
-Enteraos. g mas bien, -. Enviadme Launay-
-Esta bien senora.
AL nombre de Launay, la doncella hzo sgni-
fcativa
Felicia no poda Launay, antipata explicaba
parte.
que desagradan todo el mundo
vieja vivaracha levada de la Bauvlars
hotel de Corbiere
la misma edad que anna, haba emigrado & la cale
Dominica al mismo tempo hfa del banquero
Launay desempeaba Paris ell papel de Barasson Ia
-Montar6n; gozaba de la confanza de
todos secretos, escepto dos.
Roando, conoca la historic de la ha natural del
de Corbere: Elena Noel.
AL menos, ama no lie habia confado NADIA de este.
Pero ella enia dudas Certos indcos lie hacan Sos
pecharlo
Sc repetfa frecuencia: Aquf hay ago.
este algo hubera querido ella econocero
Hasta entonces embargo despecho de efuerzos
no 10 habia conseguido.
ecepc6n de detalles, gamoslo que
dga exception de esa dos inamias Launay eaba al
corrente de todos los asuntos de la de Corbere.
doncea sali6 del gabinee para de Launay
Y por la escalera iba diciendo:
-1Que tendran que tratar estas dos bruias?
tenor apoderaba de Felicia, cuya concienca
estaba muy limpia.
-iCon tai de que sospeohe nada!.... Lauuay
tiene ojos hasta en- las espadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-23
RICOS Y POBRES

Su sensiblidad viva.
Viva, Y vivfa bien.
-iQu6 sabes?-pregunt6 Launay.
--He aquf 10 que Sc.
La condesa ba dar principle confdencas, cuando
abri6 puerta entr6 Fernando.
Estoy demas?-pregunt6 hacienda movimiento para
retrarse.
NO, no-dijo vivamente la madre. AL contraro, me
aegrar6 que oigas 10 que voy confar 1 Launay
-Entorces me quedo.
-iDe d6nde vfenes?
De de Gabriel.
- Esta casa?
No LIE he esperado leyendo los peri6dicos ga
binete No ha legado .Ando busca de 81 hace
dfas, pero heme aqu 1Teneis algo que
preguntarme?
ST.
Fernando trae luto que
esaltar mas 10 no de faccones banco mate de
cults.
Acerc6 butaca & la de madre, puso de codos
sobe vador las separab apoyando barba sobre
de delgados dedos, dijo:
-Os escucho
La condesa fjando prmero hija uego en- la
doncea confanza ojo grises pequenos mal6volo
comenz6 diciendo:
SO Montar6p, dispuestos todo han hecho
tembes todas las precaucones tomen seran
pocas para ponerse cubierto de empresas
Fernando era toda oidos.
La condesa anadi6:
Tanto mas cuando que esos momentos sabe que
lie ellos.
-iAh!-dio la joven.-iHan abandonado la granja?
-Decid cueva-contest6 severamente la condesa.-Sf,
han abandonado horrible No quedan a mas la
madre hijo Pedro que ago meor los
otros, aunque vive egdn dcen, mujer de mala
reputacion
-iOh!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-23
VA R / f 0 A D { s.
SoCiedad An0nima de Redes teIef0nicas.

-Linea de Santurce.-Se avisa los abonados
de Santurce, cuyos aparatos hayan Gle colocarse
fuera de la carretera, que esta Compaffa cobra
rd a precios convencionales, segdn los casos, ell
valor de los materiaIes desde la carretera central
a las fncas respectivas.- San Juan de Puerto
Rice, Agosto 10 de 1897. - El Secretaro, -
Enrique Delgazo. D.
Ana cead sIe5n, de York ga
Mahon Gruyere, mantequilla danesa marca
s.Y @Ess, buches de bacalao, salchich6n de
Vich, perdices asadas escabeche, esparra.
gos pasta para sopas de todas classes, acaban
de recibir en- ''El Colmado" de Cerecedo, Her.
manos Compaffa.
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vez que asistieren con devotion estos1 piado-
sos cultos. Sc CANA indulgencia plenaria
fesando y comul gando e! dfa 81 en- dicha Igle-
sia. NOTA. FL dia 26, despues :del ejercicio
piadoso, sc quemaran bonitos fuegos artifciales
delante del Colegio.
~ A comprar barato. Driles mallorqui-
nes 20 centavos vara, tras bordadas cen
tavos, piques, satenes, crespones batistas de
hilo lind1simas en- clos Dependencies, Forta-
leza 33
~ Parte de policfa: Denunciados: To-
mas Alfonso, por maltratar Maria de los An
geles. Una tai Martina por atropellar la
nina Aurora Padilla, que fue curada en- la sala
de socorros. Conducidos la prevention Sal
vador Rsales Nicolas Ayala por reyerta, re-
sultando herido ell segundo, que fu6 curado.
Angel Dfaz, por tirar piedras {! dofla Francisco
Reglamento de Hygiene insultos 4 la pareia
de servicio la calle del SOL Denunciados
los individuos Jose Filem6n Joaquin Fernan'
dez, por haber dado una bofetada al soldado
Luis Igesias Rivera. Curada en- Ia sala de
socorros Salome Alexandra de varias heridas
que le infrid Vicente Guasp.
LEON ca "a .1eSn %t1a ss 'ns''eefa ls meor ~aa are
viene Puerto Rico. Tiene siempre existen-
cia fresca A. RAUSCHENPLAT.- Juan.
-Tetuan IS. 3O-2l
~ Parece que 10 de los compontes (asf
en- plural) en- Ciales, va desmadejandose po-
niendose en- claro. Ell activo Juez de /. cs Ins.
tancia de Utuado, de quien tencmos los mejores
informes como justiciero recto, ha tornado
cartas el asunto para averiguar Ia verdad de
los hechos denunciados por la prensa va han
empezado /; tomarse decaraciones. Asi Sc hace,
y solo asf Sc evitaran semejentes salvajismos en-
pleno siglo diez nueve.
~. De Caguas: <En la mailana de aver
sabado, segln le anunci6, Sc celebraron en-
nuestra Santa Iglesia los funerales por ell eterno
descanso del alma del Excmo. seilor don Anto-
MO Canovas del Castillo. Presentaba ell TEN.
plo buen aspecto con ell elegante catafalco le.
vantado para el ceremonial, lujosamente deco
RADIO, obstentando mas de treinta coronas entire
las que sc distinguieron como mas preciosas las
dedicadas por nueetro ayuntamiento elejer.
cito. Concurrieron al acto los senores iueces
de instruction y municipal; comisiones de ayun,
tamiento, de los partdos liberal conservador,
plana mayor del Battalion qle guarnece esta
plaza, gregaciones del Carmen, Conception
y Coraz6n de Jesus; las tres companfas del Ba-
talon Provisional numero 6, bandera,
compahfa de Voluntarios que rindi6 los homo
res reglamentarios, la Guardia civil que form6
la guardia de honor, muchas personals parti
culares. Fueron estas honras funebres una de
las mas lucidas que hemos presenciado
nuestro tenn plo. Todos los edifcos pablicos
izaron bandera media asta en- senal de due
10, ell comercio cerr6 las puertas de sus estable
cimientos durante el ceremonial La orquesta
que drije ell reputable professor don Mauricio
Alvarez, hizo los ofcos con mtsica delicada
escojida.,
~. Ha sido aprobado ell reparto gremial
de consumes de Camuy para Ell ano econ6mico
de 1897 SO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-23
Harina Iacteada,
PI|l1ras h!!gii11a!!cas Pa!auy

Remedio suave y de e6cacia indiscutible
N las Intermediates del Estomago, Hfgado y
ttinones
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
Bicycle Riders Objected.

The town council of Brookville enact
ed an ordinance providing that no one
shall ride bicycle upon any of the pub
lie highways of Brookville without
first having paid license of fifty cents
year. commencing Oct lst, 1897.
The bicycle riders Of Brookville went
before the court in a bill OF equity ask
ing for an injunction restraining the
borough against collecting the license
fee. Judge Reed granted the temporary
injunction prayed for by the plaintiffs,
and fixed Monday Of this week as the
day for hearing the case. The matter
was adjusted by setting aside section
seven OF the ordinance, which provides
for the license Of fifty cents, and con-
tinuing the case so that the plaintiffs or
defendants can have it tried any time
II they so desire.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
An Experienced Workman.

J. A. Myers, who moved his saddlery
last week'from the corner of Main and
Fifth streets to the room next door to
DR.. Harbison's dental Office, Main street,
is a first-class harness-maker, having
had thirty-two years experience at that
work. He started shop at Corsica,
Pa, twcnty-eight years ago, when that
was very live lumber town, and he
continued in busines there until one
year ago last month he moved to Reyn-
oldsville. Mr.. Myers makes light and
heavy harness, common or stylish, In
fact he can do any work In his line equal
to the work, or better, turned out by
the city shops. All kinds Of harness re-
pairing neatly and promptly done at
reasonable prices. He also handles lap
robes, horse blankets, whips, &C., &c.
Call and see him.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
Horse Thief in Iail.

Lester Murphy, Of Cool Spring, this
county, is now in the Brookville jail for
stealing team Of horses from Laffay-
ette Shaffer, Of Cool Spring, on the
night of the 18th OF last August. Shaft
err, who hauls produce to Reynoldsville
and is we'll known here, was in Brook
vile Thursday and met Murphy there,
who had been away from his home since
Shaffer's horses were stolen, and he
accused Murphy OF the theft and MUIR
ply made confession, with the UNDER
standing that he would get Off easier.
Afterwards a warrant was placed in the
hands OF Sheriff Burns and he arrested
Murphy, and as he could not furnish
bail he was confined to the county jail.
Murphy gave the names Of Il gang Of
horse thieves who had been working In
Jefferson, Armstrong and Butler coun-
ties, and Sheriff Burns and a couple OF
deputies are after the thieves.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
Town Council Meeting.

Council met in regular session on
Monday evening with President Stone
in the chair. Members present: Spears,
Corbett, Reynolds, Smith and Hoover.
Minutes Of previous meeting were read
and approved.
A petition from citizens of East Grant
street, praying for the extension of the
sidewalk on the North side OF Grant
street to Tenth and Tenth to Main, was
presented. On motion the petition was
referred to the street committee.
The resignation of Jacob Henninger
as high constable was read and on mo-
tion was held over until the next meet
ing.
On motion the lease from Thomas
Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Gorsline
for the extension of Tenth street was
accepted and the fence and sidewalk
ordered built.
Burgess II. Alex Stoke reported re-
ceipts to be $500: High. Constable Hem
ninger Sl.50; Clerk OF Council reported
receipts from w. U. T. Co. for license
on six telegraph poles $500: Secretary
Board of Health reported receipts 81. so.
Peter Robertson was present and
stated to the council that he had lost
order No. 1925, issued June I, 1897, and
asked council to issue duplicate. On
motion the clerk was instructed to issue
a duplicate order.
Treasurer Cox reported he had re-
ceived check from the State Treas
urer for s23.O5, 1t being one.half of the
per cent. per annum tax on foreign
insurance companies for year 1896.
The bill for damages and costs In the
Sanders case was presented, indOrsed
by the solicitor. On motion an order
was ordered drawn for the amount,
S3OO.62.
G. NJ. Mcdonald presented bill OF
800 for services as attorney In Sanders
and Cameron cases, which, on motion,
was held over until next regular meet
ing.
On motion bills amounting to sl72.8s
were ordered paid.
President Stone stated he had seen
the solicitor in regards to the ordinance
for preventing dogs from running al
large, and that such an ordinance would
not be lawful.
On motion an order was drawn to pay
s55O.OO for water for use Of borough one
year.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
Installation and Banquet.

The following officers were installed In
the l. o. o. F. Lodge In this place Sat
urday evening by Fred Schurig: NC,
Wilson Gross; v. G., ThOs. Davidson;
Asst. Sec., Roman f. KOehler; Warden,
s. G. Austin; Conductor, M. Il. Weed;
r. s. N. G., M. Mohney; l.. S. N. G.,
Thomas Mason; r. s. v. G., j. G. Fer
ris; l.. s. v. G., James Davidson; l. G.,
John Burgeson; o. G., John Benson;
Chaplain, Philip Koehler.
While the installation ceremonies
were going on In the Inner court" the
Daughters Of Rebekah assembled In the
outside ante-room with we'll filed bas-
kets ready to spring surprise on the
Odd Fellows, and their little scheme
was successful The surprise did not,
however, affect the appetites Of the
'lords." They showed their apprecia-
tion Of the surprise BY doing justice To
the good thingA provided for the sinner
man" by the Rel hekahs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
The Company Organized.

The new company, to be known as
the Reynoldsville Oil and Gas Company,
has been organized and the following
officers elected: President, A. p. King:
vice-president, w. II. II. Bell, jr.; Sec
retary, Chas. A. Dickinson; treasurer,
Levi Schuckers: directors, John ii.
Kaucher, Levi Schuckers, w. II. II.
Bell, jr., G. J. Corwin, w. F. Marshall,
Frank j. Black and John L. Sliffer.
The site for the first derrick was select
ed yesterday near Levi Schuckers' and
the work will be pushed along as rapid
ly as possible.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-06
Face Crushed With a Stone.

About dusk Saturday evening as n
Polander known as Andrew, the Polan-
der" who works at the coke ovens, was
on his way to his home at Big Soldier,
two unknown men stepped out In the
road just above Prescottville and asked
him If he worked at the coke ovens?
When answered in the affirmative one
Of them hurled rock at him. When
Andrew recovered from the blow his
assailants had departed. The stone
struck him on the left side of the face
and crushed in his cheek bone.