The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-07-13

Chairman OF the Republican National
Committee, says the Philadelphia Inquir-
or. should not be sounded as it is by
many people with the accent on the "tel"
or on the ''you," but on the first syllable,
as If you were pronouncing such word
as "Cortel" on the style of "mortal," /"
portal" etc, and added a very short
"you" on to it.
Capt. Harry r. Hyde, son of the late
Senator Hyde, and ono of Ridgway's
most prominent young business men,
was among the unfortunate victims Of
the recent Fourth of July celebration,
having had his right hand completely
blown off while setting off fireworks for
the amusement of some guests who had
assembled a. the Hyde club house, eight
miles Fl ON Ridgway.
Mrs. John Greenewalt, for almost her
entire life time a resident near Green wood, -,
Barnett township, this county, died sud-
denly of heart trouble, on the 29th uli.,
aged 60 years. She was highly respected
in the community where she spent most
of her life, and the surviving husband has
the sympathy of all his neighbors in this
sudden bereavement. The burial took
place on the I'd of July, at Crown, Pa.
"A very sensible alteration in the back
stairway of the court house is complet-
ed. The old trap which has answered as
a place for climbing from the hall to the
Jury rooms in rear of the judges bench
has been torn out and a respectable stair
case erected ih his stead, making access
to the court room by that route much
moro convenient and safe. The Com.
missioners deserve credit for this i'm
provement.
WIN. Green, young man employed
in the borough as teamster. was brought
before Esquire Randall last week ON a
charge of furnishing liquor to minor,
Benton VanCanIp. The proceedings
were brought at the instance of the father
of the minor, James VanCamp, of Tio-
nesta twp Upon hearing the evidence
Justice Randall placed Green under $500
bail for his appearance at September
court, in default of which he was placed
in jail.
Miss Bessie Confer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Confer, of Redclyfle,
this county, died at her home on the lst
inst. OF typhoid fever, aged II years.
Deceased was young lady who bore the
highest esteem of all who knew her, and
her death is deeply mourned by the
neighbors and friends in the community
in which she lived. Funeral services
were held on the following Sabbath, the
interment being in the cemetery at Kahl-
town, Jefferson county.
j. w. Daubenspeck, of GolinZI, was
circulating among friends in this vicinity
ye- terdsy. He h 3 had charge of the
filing room in the large band mill of Col
lins, Watson Il Co. for about fifteen years,
and is now taking two weeks vacation,
which is about the first he has had during
that time. Mr. d. has been quietly work
ing on motor for some time, and expects
to have it ready for patenting shortly
He doesn't claim perpetual motion" fol
it, but the contrivance viii be as nearly
that as it is possible to get. He is a gen.
ious in his line, and we venture the pre-
diction that he will evolve something
that will astonish them all when he is
ready to show it 10 the public.
Rev. 5. S. Popofl was guest at the
home of his urother-in.l law, f. A. Keller
over the Sabbath, and during his stay
occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church, morning and evening His dis
course in the evening was largely in the
nature of talk on the progress of the
misson work in his native country, Bull
garia, and was au extremely interesting
revelation to the congregation. He came
to this country when quite young, ,educat-
cd himself for the ministry, and was
pastor of Il prosperous church in Pitts
burg, but falling health compelled him to
seek new climate, and he has been in
Arizona for some tune His visit east at
this time is 10 escape the extreme heat OF
that section. His wife is daughter of w.
II. Frost, of Fredonia, n. Y, and they
expect to spend the summer with their
eastern friends.
The remains of Frank G. Ittel, one OF
the young men who met death in the
grade crossing accident at Warren on the
"a inst, were given burial in Greenwood
cemetery, Barnett township, this county
on the 4th of July. He was a son of the
late George Ittel, well known to many OF
our readers. He is survived by two sis
ters, both father and mother being dead
Deceased was an industrious young man
of steady habits, and well liked by his ac.
quaIntances. His companion, the Other
unfortunate victim of this tragic affair
Michael J. Zipfele was also we'll spoken
of by friends. He was resident neal
Brookvile. and his remains were taken
there for burial. Both young men had
been employed at Loeta, Elk county
and were ageI about % years. They had
started out together to spend the Fourth
with friends near Grunderville.
President Judge f. j. Thomas OF the
Crawford county court handed down {
decision at Meadville, Monday afternoon
to the effect that the pure food law enact
ed by the last legislature was unconstitu
tional. 1t was in the case of Frederick j
and Nicholas Kebort, who were convicted
of selling adulterated black ckbeary brandy
and wine. They asked for an arrest o
Judgment on the grounds that the Law
was unconstitutional, and the Judge up
held them. The title of the act he hold
is misleading and conflicts with article 8
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