Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-04-28
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particulars free. THE CROWN co.
1892 S ST.. Washington, d. G.
Business is on the boom in Wasding
ION county. According to the mercan
sile appraisers report there were %.
more places of business in the county
his year than there were last.
The operators i'll Westmoreland coun
" have decided to eject striking min.
ais from company houses. and OF
Thursday almost "a half hundred writs
If ejectment were issued from the
prothonotary's office.
Wholesale discharges of employees OF
,he water, highway and other depart.
ments in Philadelphia have been found
TO be necessary because of the fact
that there is no money with which to
pay them.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Washington presbytery
Of the Presbyterian church is in ses-
sion at Washington. Miss Jennie w.
Baird was elected treasurer for the
thirty fourth term.
The Berry boom is under way. At
Harrisburg petition is being circu-
lated in the interest of former Deputy
Auditor General Stanahan as dele
gate to the Democratic State conven-
lion in the interests of Berry for gov
ernor.
The leaving of baby ON the door
step of Chester residence has been
followed by the arrest of Ernest w.
Collins and Anna NJ. Thomas at Will
mington, Del. the former on the charge
Of abandonment and the latter as a
witness.
While driving across a bridge near
Greensboro, Washington county, John
Doleny, farmer, 43 years old, was
thrown from his buggy and alighting
on a gas pipe his neck was broken. He
is survived by his widow and two chill.
dren.
Paul A. Yoh, a freshman at Ursinus
college, Collegeville, will finish the
remainder of his life minus two fing-
ers. He had improvised a bomb for the
purpose of frightening his schoolmates
but the machine exploded and the joke
turned. Yoh halls from Chambersburg
The department of health in Phila-
delphia has started a crusade against
delinquent physicians and midwives.
1t is said that during the year 1908 be-
tween 3, 800 and 5000 births were not
reported and now warrants are being
issued and arrests will be made of the
offending attendants.
Frank Moscow, employed in the
South Chester tube works, was recent
ly the victim of a terrible accident.
His coat caught in some machinery
and he was whirled around mammoth
wheel dozen times before the mach
inery could be stopped. Nearly every
bone in his body was broken but
strange TO relate he was not killed, al
though his condition is critical
a nail in its feed killed horse that
belonged to John r. Bradley, of near
Marietta.
State game officials at Harrisburg
say the rains last week came at an OPP
perfume time and did much to save the
game birds.
Dairy and Food Commissioner James
Foust proposes to proceed against the
alleged sellers of "tinted" oleo in
Philadelphia.
James Mundy, Jr,, aged 7 years, of
Lansford, Carbon county, was caught
under pile of sills while watching
companions at play, and his neck was
broken.
A lighted cigar, carelessly thrown
to one side, is said to be the cause of
a So, 900 fire which destroyed the large
exhibition building at the Lehighton
fair grounds Friday afternoon.
An order has been issued from the
adjutant generals department stating
that what is now known as the "Sepa-
rate Brigade" composed of the Fourth,
Sixth and Eighth regiments will be
officially known as the Fourth.
John Shugal, proprietor of a hotel
in the First ward of Mahanoy City
has his own troubles Friday night
the third attempt within a year was
made upon his life. The entire front
of his building was wrecked by dyna-
mite. He fortunately escaped. 1t is
said he knows who his prosecutors are
but is afraid to tell.
The county superintendent of Lack
awanna county has sent letters to the
secretaries of the rural school boards
of that county, urging them to do what
they can to induce farmers sons and
daughters to enter the high schools
and be educated as teachers. He saws
the city bred teacher does not fit in
the rural district, but just why is not I
stated.
Two fatal accidents occurred in the
freight wards of the Pittshurp opd