The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-21
Pennsylvania News

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,sa4ar rssua1erais arRsrks rsaaJy. ans eaaiHia'e
fss the aogaiakfus II Co3uyy tontro.rs e@i7'r iac
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Tsss.ss, agl e 10 serious csaIgi5a ~ . jascph'
Hospital
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thrls dsa1h,sr Hzfy aged s by the irss Charles
Eyrlaa1 zud sIie Wsfr arryzl~i Oa information
t-s!sri ~ Assri Joan wzgt. % the Fcansy lsanls
-escyy 90 Protest Chldrvu fsota erueliy. They a.
usilsel aas charge sui inftEuaJisu ran hi<a- The
ssslasns 81 ;hr sHi nos The r. cas % cruelty
aid a. ihr door ef IEs prisoners Who uCtr he.d 10
thriF saa rccuxuiszute-
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sky g.sauis The caa.n AMI Ptroc otra!i'uaa irua
shlea e attached % .t artsa aboug tsiriy pounds
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Yes ! pGf IEe ctstin vn urS We ct'' DO aAE-
fhlug ai,a Der lsst -sr Up and the usxi minute
,ss tAsss 30 nogses stlI
NazxrroaS. Nay ld Jealous. u b. alleged IL
caase Mss LHl.c -iga lry .uE to sta the afee-
s.oas os Der husband. Mrs Matte Epps sarew Trd-
r-pg~r ia her eyes whs,o walking along tas street
flr uhlch she uAs zFrrsiei-
r7rTxErsa Nay Is-Au oil well Was struck in The
heart 81 Allegheny :folay whl.e toriaE hole for
wsisr Tue sell has sPurtea aoog; thirty barrels
.ere IL started ard iac o, IS - rXeeilsi quaiiy
-rn1gussy. So. Nay IS Coal has b-ea discovered
o1 thr PogouJ Mauuiaig- near hlAEss-ee- TIE
tAhlz 3 coal ast S4vigati1a Company has virtually
secured og:i5as iae ihs purs base 90 MANY auidrca
arres al % 10 hch is believed 90 coHialn rich veins
of cal Nany ts.ieye that the veins in The Noun
tla are pAr, OF the r,eh strains that run through
portions % carbon county.
1lroox,. Msrca lE-An inch %. snow fell ou
lhe mountains this evening
PlulAuEIrmA. Nay is.-wiIlAm Black. ssci 10
years a cigarette smoker last Sunday, wailo snos-
lnx a cigar was seized with a coughing TT and the
cigar silpp-si down his throat He was scitei with
couyuls.ous which caused his death Monday. His
suffering was terrible.
PrrrsarKa. May l7.-while the body Of Morrison
Foster wAs being lowered into The grave az Ale
sbcuy cemetery cholf sang "NasSS tu De Cold.
Cold Ground Hhite-haifcI men stood near the
grave eAreheadel aud weps during the singing.
The fact that stephen C Foster wrote the song and
iI was being sung over n.- brothers grave started
the asscmb.agr 20 shedding tears The graves OF
The brothers arc side by side
The following is from the Hanover Record. OF
May Is
John B Clunk aged 5 years months and =
days. died IN this place on Tuesday from droIsy-
He was the eldest OF i've children bora TO the Peter
Clunk and wife aG the Chunk farm on The Abbotts-
town pike about 81 miles from Hanover The
three daughters and two sons all remained at home
ard ueyer married
J.br, A simpson Of near Christ Church, Adams
county. died Tuesday, at his home, aged about -
wears from consumption. He had been ailins for
some tIae and for the past six weeks has been con-
dned TO his house. Mt simpson is survived by his
wife ami two daughters-Mes Clinton Leppo. al
home snt Mrs Frank Wensehof OF near Sells sta
tioH.
Following the death of his brother Edward. OF
Msrburg. Monday afternoon at O'Clock, John A.
Markle lied at his home near Porter's, on Tuesday
morning aged a years months and p days He
Is survived by his wife and two sons Jacob D. Mar
kle of Hanover and A f. MtrkIe, Of PorteC's- one
brother and three sisters survive.
Isaac Beard. the last Of the old Beard family Of
Adams county. died suddenly sunday morning Of
heart failure at the home of Poor Director Joseph
Kelly in Cumberland township, aged about 50 years
He is survived by four children. Mrs. Clara Eshei
man who lives in the West, Mrs. Callie Warren
and Joseph Beard, of Fountaiudale, and Maurice
Beard OF waynesboro.
oliver Orner OF Brysonia has son years old
who weighs lI2 pounds.
John II. Flickiuger, one Of the most widely
known citizens of This section, died Tuesday morn
ing May l7th, about o'clOek at lhe nome OF MS
daughter in Abbottstown. lie was Il justice of the
peace for over 50 years, an earnest member of the
Reformed Church. and Democrat in politics. He
was in his list year.
A triple matrimonial alliance will culminatC the
latter part of this month, three brothers marrying
three sisters. Mi Mamie Adams and Conrad Lut-
ter were united III marriage four years ago. Miss
Annie Adams and George Lutter were united in
wedlock two years ago Miss Gertrude Adams and
Frank utter will be married the latter part of this
month.