Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-29

Merchant Schott, has returned from
protracted visit to the sea coast for
his health.
The Altoona Tribune, has such an
unutterable feeling toward the Turk
Tor his treatment of Christians who
are SO unfortunate as to be under
Turkish rule, that it is about ready
to consent to send the American fleet
over to Turkey after we have finished
with the Spaniards." If the Tribune
keeps on it will not be many moons
till it has placed chip on its ha.,
defying all the oppressiors IN the
world.
Philadelphia North American
"Madam," said the British Consul
to the Philippines to a Spanish
woman who had expressed to him
her fears with regard to Ameri-
cans, "hOnOr and virtue are safer
in Manila to-day than they have
been for three hundred years"
Shall this safety be definitely as
sured, or shall we suffer "a return
to the old conditions by relinquish-
ing Il control of the islands
The new woman is coming to the
frort not only on the farms, in
schools, 81 ores, IN The pulpit, at the
bar, and as doctors but she is en-
gaSirg in the trades Philadelphla
has woman house painter, and a
woman brick layer. If the men
don't soon quit their ways of vast.
ing time and money, lounging round,
gambling, playing ball, pool and
billiards during work hours, Tie
women will gather UP all the places.
Mr.. Kurtz Kaufman, residing
near this town had to have horse
killed on Saturday. Hauling hay
was going on when stroEg wind
came on Saturday afternoon. A
load was hurried into the barn. the
horses were hurried off the floor,
and in the confusion incidental to
the occasion, one fell over the side
of the wall OF the barn bridge, and
was 50 burt that it became necessary
to xiii The animal,
They aye hunting for Andree IN
the North Pole region. It is the old
story, OF !. man going to bunt the
North Poe, and after that some one
GO; to hun; the man. \ certain
way Of solving the pole question can
be found i'll establishing Il line Of
cabins quarter or half mile a part
and each cabin He!l supplied with
fusl and provision. A good deal Of
money would be required fer such
an enterprise. A line of 1900 cabins
would settle the question.
George ii Stevens, former pro
fsssor il Lafayette college, was caught
in tie act of smashing eggs in La
faye,te hall the other night. He
confessed TO number of outrages
committed about the school since his
services were dispensed With. among
them was the firing Of Pardee Hall
He says be was inspired by the spirit
OK revenge 10 commi; tbc acts /
new inspiration has teeu given bin,
that is the Inspiration of the law,
and under the law he has been sent
to Jail for his outrageous work
On the evening Of the 18th, Willis |
Bic gaman nine year old son Of +!
Mr.. and AIRS. j. Irwin Binga,nau, Of
Sunbury, in attempting 70 cross the
railroad, was run ever by train OF
cars, and had bis left limb SO badly |
mangled that amputation was neces
sary, above the knee The little te;-
low got his foot fast at the rail and !
that is how he came to be caught. |
1t appears no one noticed The calam- !
ity t. the child and the little fellow,
unsided worked his way off the road |
to n switch and was there discovered |
by W. II. Zimmerman, foreman OF
the Sunbury Item Mr.. Bingaman,
the child's father, is Il relative of
.Hr William Luck and Mrs. jams 5 |
-NcCauley, Of Mifflntown.
William j. Dennis, died at the home |
of his son-in-law, Professor w. E. Au- |
man, last Monday morning aged 81 |
years. days. Mr.. Dennis was born in |
Maryland in 1917, and came to Juniata |
some time in the forties and engaged !
in the fulling business at Evans Mills |
in Delaware township, many years. |
He was twice married, his wives pre- |
ceeded him many years into the great !
beyond. No children were born to the !
first wife. Two children blessed the !
second marriage, Emma c., wife of
Professor Auman, of this town, and |
Cornelia J., wife of Mr.. Wood, of Los |
Angeles, California He was MEM |
ber of the Methodist church many |
years. He lived the past ten years with |
Professor Auman and family. He has |
one brother that survives him, Angus !
tes Dennis, a citizen of Wilmington, |
Delaware. Augustus is two years !
younger than his deceased brother, |
William j., and came to MifflintOwn |
on Monday morning, but two hours to !
late to see his brother alive. The |
Wednesday. Interment i'll the Presby- |
terrain cemetery.
An Indian from Carlisle school lost |
bis life on the railrosd about 7 |
o'clock last Saturday morning. He |
att, mpted to board west bound |
freight train at point betwecn
.HeXico and Thompsontowa. he at
tempted to get on the car next to the |
last one. He canght Eoid of TIE
iron hard bar. but missed the ( ot |
step and his hand grip was not strong
enough 10 hold the weight Of lis |
body. In the jerk that followed the
miss Of the foot step, tis hand ho'd
Was broken aid his body wss swung
between the cars, fell upon the rail.
Tae car wheels Of the hind car pGss-
ed over his abdomen, cutting him in