Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-03-01
Brief News Items.

cial Organ of rlontour
County.
House cleaning time is coming.
Balmy Spring is fast approaching.
Yesterday made inroads in the snow.
Are you glad to see winter on the
wane?
The merchant who advertises leaves
1t to the non advertiser to worry over
the dull season.
Snow drifts make the life Of the
farmer anything but simple.
The back bone of winter is still in.
tact.
What do you think of the new hos
pital?
AS Il result of his interest in the
Thaw case, a Cincinnati man has est
ablished fund of $3.50, 900 for the
protection of young girls.
Down in Mississippi two Jail birds
halIlSu uNo Olu III SiuSi w Sop
bail, and then ran away from their
brides.
The legislature of Nebraska has pas
sed two cent passenger fare bill and
it now goes to the governor The pop-
ular branch of the Minnesota legisla-
ture has passed a similar bill.
Do,l;,,rx l,,,e;nogg MAN ora orvapi1 y
ing to fight a new license ordinance
pending in the city councils. They de
clare it is unjust aud would be op-
pressive.
Anyone who doubts oil" groundy's"
proguostications must surely be obliv.
ious to the continued cool atmospheric
conditions that are prevailing.
Eloquence that comes from the
heart stirs the heart, but sham elo-
quence is no better than sounding
brass.
1t is noted as remarkable fact
that few modern babies speak the Eng
fish language.
The government is about to let a
contract for 900, 900 pounds of dyna-
mite for use at the Panama canal.
Secretary Taft announces that he
will visit Cuba again in April. He de
clares that the situation throughout
the island is pacific and the outlook
for the future entirely satisfactory.
The inhabitants of the villages along
che railroad tracks in Venango and
Crawford counties intend to make Il
concerted effort to compel trains to
move through said villages at mod
crate rate of speed.
All eyes are turned toward the State
iegislature-will it make good?
The new and simplified spelling Is
slumbering by the side of the ground
hog
Overwork is almost as hard on the
system as chronic idleness.
The traveller by land or sea these
DAYS takes his life in his hands.
A thin coating of snow on an ice
clad sidewalk makes a treacherous
combination.
He who permits himself to be de-.
Ceived by fattery is not wise.
Each day there are 9lo, ,635 fares paid
TO the surface. elevated and subway
railroads of New York city.
Wage-earning women in America
are young women; more than half OF
them, according to the United States
census of 1900 are less than twenty.
five years of age
The retirement of Rear Admiral
Sigsbee leaves in active service only
Dewey and Evans of all the high naval
officers who took part in the war will
Spain.
James Bryce, the newly appointed
British ambassador to the United
States, is very much interested and has
been one of the prime movers for the
creation of National University fol
ireland.
Many modern investigations utterly
fail to investigate.
1t is very difficult matter for mos
OF us to detect our own faults.
The immense ice houses in the PoconC
region, in Monroe county, are nearly
all filled with the finest quality of ice.
The Mountain Ice company has about
900 000 rpns Stpre5
A monument will be erected by thu
Patriotic Order Sons of America t.
the memory of number of Revolu
tionary soldiers buried in Ellis woods
near Pottstown.
At Steelton it is proposed to abolisl
saloons and establish instead vas
the benefit of the 3, 500 foreigners EN-
ployed there.
The suggestion that every post office
whether owned by the government o.
not 'fiy the flag" is eminently pro
per. People ought to see the flag Idor,
frequently in the smaller communi
ties.
The bishop Of London is authorit,
for the statement that married men il
England are much looser in thei
morals than single men.
A New Jersey prisoner was defend
Cd by five lawyers and got five year
in prison. He was lucky he did no
|ave moro lawyers to look after hi
ase.
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