Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA

sHAMoKIN Pa. Nov. 1o.-Residents
of Cameron township Cumberland coun-
ty, where school children were sent home
by the state board of health because they
refused to be vaccinated, notified the au-
thorities they would have their children
vaccinated If the state paid the bill
FREEMANSBURG, Pa, Nov. 1O-Mrs.
John Rush, aged so years, lies dying as
the result of being struck over the head
and face by stove raker, the iron being
broken in two. Her daughter, Mrs. Mil
ton Bruch, while temporarily insane be-
cause of i'll health and worry, is said to
have done the work. Forty-seven stitches
were taken in Mrs. Rust's head and face.
Becoming violently insane suddenly
Mrs. Milton Bruch of this place attacked
her mother Mrs. John Rush, so years
old, with heavy iron poker, fracturing
her skull She will not recover. Neigh
bors, attracted by the screams of Mrs,
Bruch's children, had a hard fight to dis
arm the demented woman.
CORRY-Fire at Youngsville Pa, dam
oged the Blodgett block $780,
Ernest Beitler, aged IS, of Union City,
was accidentally shot while hunting. His
injuries are thought to be fatal.
CONNELLSVILLE-Jo Kozea, aged
10. fell off a train at West Newton and
was killed.
BUTLER-David Thomas, aged 54. a
farmer while cutting down a tree was
struck by a limb and killed.
UNIONTowN-Joh Gray, aged 20, a
coke worker, was found dead behind a
boiler where he had crawled to sleep.
NEW CASTLE-Mrs. Harry Elliott of
Loweilvile Ohio, WAS burned to death A
lamp exploded, setting fire to her cloth
ing.
LEBANON-Isaac l.. Beckley. clerk of
Lebanon select council, instituted an ac-
tion against the city for back salary as
city clerk. For fourteen years Mr.. Beck
ley has, continuously served as clerk of
the select council. during which time he
claims to have filled the duties of city
clerk, for which office an annual salary
of $500 was fixed by councils.
PINE GROvE-William Hoffman and
Mrs. Lille Daubert were married at the
parsonage of the United Brethren church
by the Rev. Lewis r. kramer, the pastor
HARRISBURG-Th Pennsylvania State
Congress of Mothers opened it's ninth an
nual convention in this city and were in
session two days. They were received by
Governor Stuart at the capitol.
LANCASTER-Dr. Donald McCaskey of
Wilmer. son of Lancaster's mayor. DIR.
]. P. McCaskey. was married in st.
James Episcopal church by Rev. Dr.
Hayden of Wilkesbarre to Miss Clyde
Louise Hopes. late of Atlantic City.
PITTSBURG-Milk dealers of this city
are again attempting to do what the
Philadelphia firms attempted. namely, to
raise the price of milk from s cents a
quart to 10 cents and cream from cents
a pint TO 10 cents. Householders have re-
ceived letters announcing that the price
of milk would be raised.
SHENANDOAH-St. Vincents Lithua-
nian Catholic church, Girardville. was
dedicated by Very Rev. Monsignor Hell
men. Archbishop Ryan was unable to at
tend. Rev. A. N. Milukas. formerly as
sistant pastor of st. Georges church
here, is rector of the church.
READING-The Reading company is
curtailing expenses in its roadway de-
partment. Thirty-five laborers were dis
charged at Bridgeport and about hun
dred more will be laid off in the vicinity
of Linfield.