The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-12-13
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next Monday promises to be one of the
most interesting and best ever held in
the county. Attend all the sessions and
give your support TO the evening enter
talnments. Supt. Carson has spared no
expense TO secure the best in both in
structors and entertainers. Tuesday eve-
ming the Apollo Concert Company will
he the attraction. Wednesday evening
the lecture of DR.. l.. b. Wickersham and
Thursday evening the Aylesworth Sis.
ters, concert. Reserved seats for the
course at $l.25 may be had at the Tionesta
Pharmacy. Performances begin at 500.
%. r. Brown, while skidding tele-
graph poles Thursday on the Harrison
tract opposite Trunkeyville station, In
Hickory township, for j. s. Vail of West
Hickory, was caught between tree and
the pole he was hauling down the hill.
and sustained very bad fracture of the
bone of one of his legs bet ~een the knee
and ankle. He received first aid at West
Hickory and was taken to the hospital at
Oil City, where DR.. SgRins attended his
injuries. finding II necessary to wire the
bones together. The unfortunate victim
was much relieved by the operation, but
1t will be several days before 1t can be
positively stated that ampp'ation of the
leg will not be necessary, the fracture be-
ing one of the compound d-comminuted
kind. Mr.. Brown has wife and three
children and lives near Trunkeyvillo,
being native of near Garland, Warren
county.
The Titusvile and Oil City railroad,
running down the east bank of Oil creek
as far as Pioneer, has been placed in con-
dition for the semi.annusl pilgrimage,
which will be conducted today, says
Mondays Herald. The carpenter crew
Of the division has the bridges set up and
so far as possible the track has been in
spected and repaired. There are two car
loads of logs to be brought out, the ac-
cumulaton of freight business since the
last train was run over the road. Most of
the day will be occupied with the trip,
which is always m 4de with extreme
caution. At that, there may be derail-
ments and trouble which will prolong the
agony for another day. When 1t is
finished the bridges will be taken down
solemnly and stored until next spring,
when another trip will be made. 1t is the
greatest little piece of railroading pulled
off in this section.
As is known to most of our folk, Dis
trict Attorney John D. Fredericks of Los
Angeles, Cal and the man who prosecut-
ed the McNamara brothers for dynamit-
ing, is brother of Mrs. s. f. Marks.
He has visited here number of times,
the last 10 the summer when he was east
on this dynsmiting business. At that
time he was being trailed by the defense,
but he eluded them for fair when he
dropped off at Oil City and took run up
here. The trail was, however, picked up
again in New York, whittier Mr.. Frede-
ricks went, but they didn't catch him
asleep. Miss Helen Marks, on her
uncle's return to California, quietly
boarded his train at Erie and went west
with him. She has been assisting her
uncle compile the evidence against the
at his earnest request, as he
wanted somebody to do the work whom
he could trust. She was in the court
room when the McNamsras confessed
last week. When she returns to I'll
dioute she'll have lot to tell of one of
the most famous trials this country ever
had. .-Tidioute News.
The store of L. l.. ZuVer, next door
to the post office, was broken into after
midnight Tuesday morning and about
ten pounds of box candy, lot of ciga-
rettes, cigars, smoking tobacco and chew
ing gun was carried off The thieves
gained an entrance by breaking the glass
in the front door and reaching through to
turn back the spring lock. Mr.. Zuver
had his suspicious and going before
Squire Randall swore out search war;
rant for the premises of W. S. Spear, who
conducts bowling alley in the Friedman
block. Sheriff Maxwell searched the
place Tuesday evening and found some
candy, tobacco and chewing gum, which
Mr.. Zuver identified as his property.
Mr. Spear and NJ. A. Felt were placed
under arrest, charged with breaking into
the store and stealing the goods. They
were held under 5000 bail each for hear
ing at 10 o'clock this morning. Felt fur
nished the bail aud was released but
Spear could not produce the security and
remained in the custody of the sher fl.
Both the young men declare they do not
know how the stolen goods came to be
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