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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - November 15, 1898, Altoona, Pennsylvania                                ESTABLISHED JUNK 13 1874 ALTOONA PA TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 15 1898 EIGHT The Mirror is Steadily Increasing in Popularity and Adding New Subscribers and New Advertising Daily EDITION SPECIAL REPORT THREE MOBE KILLED South Carolina Race War is Still in Progress Press Dispatch Columbia S Nov la longer a political but a race and revolvers on use In Greenwood and The list of ties has been increased iby Good an colored to she sat nursing a sick grand daughter iby three vii 1 ainou i the Ken white and an un colored IT an These ere to the murders of las and due to the and bit ter between ithe whites sui This morning tihe AN AGREEMENT TO BE Press Havana Nov ha informed Gen Butler that the Span isli commission is ready to give on an to the American ultimatum a presented nearly three weeks ago j joint session will be held tomorrow confidently hope tha a full agreement on date of then be reached SPANIARDS 3 INCOMING HOPE Press Dispatch Paris Nov Insurrection and the apparent Impotence the Spanish anna to resist the nos have had their influence on Spain commissioners and tend to mak them more ready to concede to the di mands of the United States The si at had a stronger as the Spaniards have aban don eel all hope of international inlei vention in their behalf he Spaniards Have Decided ito Give the Philippines ito Us for an Indemnity lasers Press Dispatch Nov sources peace will to Americans demands for he cession of the Philippines that they so only ause by the States Whe Spaniards vill Insist on a handsome or Islands It Is stated that the Inetes ot Premier Sagasta is due to is diplomacy as accomplished so and that rider his lost last if her colonial possessions AND SPORTING i NEWS IN RAILROAD CIRCLES THE DOINGS OF CITY POLICE TO SPEND Preas Dispatch Washington Nov the live of if Ways and meana commit tee will be- no revision of he revenue laws short of rear renders it certain the jo haa an u n us ua Hy large amount to expend the next months An increase in the army anii navy he canal are among the propositions NO TROOPS TO HOME Press Washington Nov the Denver Saying the at Manila will return as soon as the en route arrive General Cor bin says the only ground for sttute merit IB a letter Gent from the depart ment recently Ft 1 hoped will soon be such as to allow the the volunteer troops now In the Phil Since thai General Otis red Uie the ation is such as make it unwise-t semi home any ot the regiments General Items ot News for of Seasonable Sport Cornell Is practicing in secret for he gume with the University of Pennsylvania The versa Sy of hard work practicing n pa ays by Woodruff end Jefferson has Kelly the back co coach them for the remainder f the season The twenty-round contest Billy Smith and West at lost ended in a Howard Tracy an expert pool shot challenges any one in city for a fame of 100 balls for a side the match lo be played any time or place strong Franklin team is uled ito play at Philipsburg giving Day The bays -are practicing laily and to put up a stiff for victory v t The Crescent foot iball team held a meeting last ami elected ard Jacob y in anager The team is of good material and 1s equal to any in city On day r November do AM tittle with the Tyrone team at field Taylor the citick colored clist yesterday broke another world's record on the board track at Woodside park the seconds ield at ness Transacted A of the 1 was held at Tyrone lay and was attended lay some twenty ministers and laymen S tA the moderator the with prayer after ii Rov D H of Mft Union chosen clerk Tho first business was brought Gathered in Railroad Circles Our Reporters Notes Gathered at the Philadelphia He rode for of a 30 at in fall of and successful in first attempt Taylor had quintuplet Post this morning Louden Campbell yesterday that he Was ready ito ainy man -in tine country framing none lie like another meeting with Charlie aft from 130 to 323 pounds from to it side SOme time ago Knox got a dec 1st on over Campbel 1 at Al na on a foul and Louden wants lo square the Manager Berry of ithe team Avias In yesterday he could see hut victory for Ing by Rev F S of Creek who requested that the dissolve the pastoral tion existing bat ween himself and the of Spruce in order that he might accept call to ia -in presbytery of Rev that lack of robust health and inability to endure the of required field covering so much territory com- him to make the request The request was mad as it painful to think of leaving thG of the presbytery here The representatives of ithe wore then Mr read a paper which tilie sense of the meeting which Mr request The paper set that as Mr had askeA that they in the request to presbytery for of the relations accepted a to another church they -had given their consent they no option hi the matter It also testified faith fulness as a and his ity as a preacher other of the W ver Reynolds John ton and John expressed their regret at the loss Laurie Kelly ls and Elder of to work a and presbyter an't expressed sonow ait his departure Rev Bain spoko for Rev J H the expected reinforcements against D C and A C next will be none too large CUT IN WAGES In the Wheel Foundry of the FATAL GRAND TRUNK Out Nov No 3 on Urand Trunk railroad was in this at ray Several are re- pf killed and a number injured The engineer and are Said to be still under the tiho pas t few we eks the y ra ra il roa d y Ivan heavy reductions in of the hien in several of of the shops Until ing the wages of the men in the wheel foundry were reduced the 1 submitted to decrease as e Saturday He expects and Levels to kick ait least two ithe field said we over ithe thirty-yard line We'll get there beyond a doubt and then put the ball over the arm That story about engaged by us IK a fairy will not play and From Our Exchanges A F has been given Mayor's nnd A red nnd white cow for taking views of a by Cow Catcher this at regular intervals during ing ait No 2 engine houwe It ts construction for shor len lie begin at once to carry ut the contract at his ionic on street was an old conductor In the of the Pennsylvania on Iho Philadelphia di- vision and was a member of one of he lie i wife and several The Pennsylvania will send over Ua lines between Pit tabu rg and New York tho fastest train lix Its if the work out tin- train will leave tonight at U o'clock and In New York at 8 o'clock mom Ing- malting the run in ex- ton hours The new train will be known as the it will be put on primarily for the convenience of business and men who wish lo take a late train out of for New York and who want lo reach the metropolis and early in the ler the present one must leave Pittsburg at 7 p m to do this After that ah ere are no through trains east until Ihc next morning at o'clock the fast train for delphia that leaves at p in and jy which one can get to New York the H- lest moriiiiig at o'clock a run of thirteen hours and thirty-five minutes limited will consist of live new Pullman coaches said to be the fines ever built There will be a combination v es I i billed car coach New York and one sleeper As he train will go by way of Trenton cut oTT the Washington sleeper will dropped at Leaving the only slop be- i d AI too nn will he D D who was unable l at 10 F t ween P i t VK at East Liberty Will leave tins city after a ii minute atop at 1 a m leave a similar stop at and then make tremendous j to be in attendance and expressed the speed over Hie straight In which hfe held Trenton cut-off HO as to reach New MORE WHIPS Press TO BE RAISED ton Nov tihe contracts Wrecking company for the sunken Spanish This Stops tHie payment of dally to ithe company Should the be ito America it Is expected that the will make claim for damages based upon the limit Commander ed their representative who was ally An command of the Teresa leave tihe a storm thus her abandon men L TH H WILi ARRIVE NOVEMBER 24 Press Nov W-i England 24 He wi 11 perhaps vl t castle call at this time upon his aged Grandmother has some w regard to ths relations between many nnd England CAUSING TROUBLE Press Madrid Nov of the I secured K E of Mystic la Ito place at af the latter is not in condition is a er been with the Iowa sity if or three years We was captain part of ty This when the TH K employes were notified of the wins a general The Boys Were Given a mer of discontent they refused to The reduction trout Tiia relations were dissolved and the clerk was Instructed to give Rev a letter to presbytery dissolution to take effect December 1 from the churches of ville und for the services of Rev George A were and accepted by shim and ments for his on the evening of November 29 alt i and on the clay December 1 iii D H Barron D will pre- ide ami preach at Rev J H i D to charge the Ito to S fonts on a und as tlie men eighteen a lay the ant Time Liasl Right royally did the members oC decrease in their would amount 90 cents After considerable talk c av e No 13 2 I nip r o v ed O rd e r of entertain the men appointed committee to soldiers in their hall in the Altoona confer with the higher authorities bank building last evening Attorney to have the reduction order H A Davis was master of ceremonies reversed Ait 3 o'clock they went to He made a pleasing address in work i The result of the committee's con- Brother Archon Fellow Us not known Assistant aml Honored Members Iho Fifth man however to a and Sheridan deem Mirror reporter this afternoon jt a privilege to stand in the midst of men -had gracefully to the reduction just as had done in departments The men other of ore ex i n g red ons a-n d from tho present feeling of the men there may trouble you this and speak th words to sound the keynote of this reunion welcome After six months in camp and field and traveling not only on land but on the hills thai roll you are ait home again nnd are grateful to action of the company dis- tilie God Of nations and of Who charging a dozen or more men has preserved you enjoy a ha refusal to work last Sunday IK ion with loved ones and those around being generally criticized The work whose hearts you have entwined the was required of the men was tendrils of friendship and not deemed necessary and companionship In the ancient days these men refused to do it j tlie Spartan women handed the when to their braves with the So people and Rov James 10 Irvine to charge tho pastor The installation at will be In charge of Revs H Barron J W H G J C Kelly read a letter from the board of home missions calling upon the ministers to in freeing board from aim tney have before It Is ra in addition Lo ilts mie extended a vole of thanks to pastor and people of the Tyrone sind adjourned Mie tind hene duty they were lohl that tlon Relum with it or upon it iVo longer needed by the grand old commonwealth of I vicos wore company MEETING OF CRiESSON COUNCIL council No 108 Jr O U A sylvania handed you the and we tonight that you have re- turned it Another was given you by the order of a protection to the brave at home held a very enthusiastic meeting should any of yoti return upon the laat evening In their hall shield No nation on earth has block Twelfth One new er reason lo be proud of her soldiery was added the roll of than the United States Braver men and propositions were never lived No more valorous men and cwo to met at the Marathon or Thermopylae Carlists to stir up trouble in Catalonia 1 ship Quite a number of brethren than on American battlefields are fruitful In view of this fact the spoke of the future work The speaker then of the 1 aJI impressed with the necessity that burned in the hearts of or individual work In bringing m new jour fathers who responded to the call members council being the to arsis of President Lincoln In oldest council should have the largest and that patriotism was stni on rolls The council attend divine service on Sunday November 20 at the First Lutheran church connection the slater councils the city this being servce troops garrisoned at lona are kept under arms It is an- here that the evacuation of Cuba cannot be completed until next February ASKED TO ATTEND Publishers Press London Nov Hards dispatch stays ithe court of cassation has issued nu by the terms is of the Jty of a demand for of his anil iff fo be in defense STX KILLED IN A r ni ITS Dispatch Ont Nov of people last in wreck here thirty or forty were injured The wreck was ty ati express crashing a freight on a riding TAKJE HAVANA Press Nov for Havana for jof damps In the for the reception of army corps General Jn General Green will have of ince In BRIEFS Str Rabold of Second by his son William is on a hunting expedition In ingdon county Mrs Amelia Clements of Feoria 111 by her sou is visiting the of Mr nnd Mrs Jacob 811 ford avenue Adolph J Seidel of 805 Third nue has left on an extended trip to the west He will visit his sister at Wis who entered the convent there five years Mr John Crkler gave a luncheon of eighteen covers on Monday at 7 o'clock at his home 2107 Seventh avenue in honor of their aunt Mrs John Pry of Seattle Washington TODAY'S NEW W hata Page 8 Gable Co offer special low prices on millinery Page S Weil winter shoes Page 5 4.00 for Bargain column made to order Page 5 as strong in the Americans today He related how the Spanish nation had tried to reduce one of its colonies to submission by starvation and when the American eyes were opened this old sentiment was again aroused and from New York on the east to the Golden Gate on the west from tho shores of the Gulf of Mexico to the barriers of the great northern lakes the cry went to the very throne of heaven Our cause is Just the Cuban must bo free If the pine islands become an of Undo Sam I believe it will be because the God of Hosts would make and keep America the pioneer dian of civilization twentieth century and for the ing of His holy word the lands Hof the seas Brave Dewey may well It God who the nap to that flagstaff at nila anil T could not have nulled It down bad I tried Adjutant John S Fair and baker followed making brief es which were well received Music wan furnished by the Hepta- sophs choir which la composed of Wilt H Slep Dr W S Ross Ira O Keagy S R 33 A Darby Fred n Bankert William L Miller William T and H K Gamble with Prof H F Farber as organist They sang three selections The Flag Without n The Moon la Brightly and America Stewart served refreshments In tho hall the formal close of reception DETECTIVE BARRING INTER- VIEWED Mr Herman of who was at the head of the firm that ran down and convicted Frank Wilson and James of old Henry waji in city this morning on ness lhan the Ho asked what he thought of the release of Wilson nnd Me replied that it was a to low them to go free and that had son been tried again he would have Ijeen convicted again as the new dence against him was stronger than ever We would have knocked the boliom clear out of story The cost of the case would have been rather Large owing to tht fact that a mimber of wouk have to brought liere from all parts the country I am Hick of the thing and am glad that it lias taken off my shoulders 1 had one o the best criminal lawyers in fie state go over the case anil with new evi donee received said that wt have no trouble in convicting him Hi artm that it was a great victory for Henderson and said be was UH making of a fine lawyer Mr Barring waid Hint he had gone to a great doa of expense In track of ami obtaining new evidence an had the case come up ngain Wil would surely have been convicted HIT BY Charles Ream A BOARD i n tor ploy w under C W Mason wa badly hurt in the erecting shop yes torday afternoon He was engaged ii the driving wheels on a in Davis gang when tho vi of the electric cranes over head loosened n running boan which was on end near Th running fell with force sinking Ream the back of the heat and hurling him into the The in jured man Was removed to hoir at 611 street where physician him The man WOls found to he suffering With concussion of tho bTain rork at 8 o'clock sharp In this move is regarded as the braek from the dlBiiilognitiitn of he association lids fair to be more fierce tlu freat lines this winter than ver before The expectation IH that will follow ting is is usually the case The only train by now is fust lint east which will leave een laler Tho Pitts only and Hie cars ivill be or i nor get nto other trains u rod at Sixteen th avenue Four teen tli afreet The police give warning that there will have to be loss loafing around the Army barracks at Eleventh avenue and Rtrcet will bo if they persist in the locality named Tlie annual Thanksgiving fowl thieves are now settling In outlying their depredations sive On Sunday night Air Matthew Cra me r H he looted te on di a nd three d ticks t taken On November i Lho of Coble i had a by year-old throwing a atone til i Using Alice on tho forehead o wound mot her of the out ior of lior child's Uist evening Alderman iho CUM and after him A David in on hull and tus ho had liis he 0 a his ithe and swore out a for ar- rest night Was and after a severe UH squire the A of more in- terest was in Alderman court last night Wie principals were Nicholas a comely who has y been m ai rl ed f o a sho r t Mine her husband being a Teufel is it Pennsylvania with on Avenue street Ou last evening n and 6 o'clock Teufel wenit to Uo woman's tut GOG Ninth nid after admission proposal to She de- He her tho lock and her ithe way Into the back yard where Mi row her down holding her there by her neck and placing his foot iher stomach When Ten Col suw that rou gh treat me n t cou Id not buing about the desired result ho fto Buchanan the latter for Her husband then appeared the scene and made for Teufel who He and w hied herself to ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE HOLLIDAYSBURG Popular iMary K spent with and Mrs Stone oi V ami u g h tei Irs In lies j of in iMr of iy liis sister M ine The Guild of ifin church will meet at lihe homo of P o'clock Vt the party given by Masses an I Perry on u rd i y n g tho Ji ffl t pn xe s won by he Aid society of the heran church hold a at the home of Mrs Margaret Dobbins n this evening Postmaster B Gibson Barr is con- to his home iby an of Tickets for the to TJC by tihe PresbyterJan in opera house on ing evening are now on sale Price cents The Aid society of the tist church Will meet tit dome Mrs Angus B Condron at this evening ILr an employe of J Morris Campbell attempting to light a lire with kerosene on Sunday s severely burned face and of Mr and MTH will ho married to Alton Heller on Wednesday iny cut G o'clock The ceremony he by Kcv W W at the bride's on Wayne street The regular monthly meeting of wus held woning in payment Of teachers Two hundred and malo and female pupils aro now enrolled In the schools The attendance for October was 191 and 189 of at- tendance 05 Nine truants were re- ferred Ito Attendance Officer James Hod Ilo fell upon and tho UH he deserved to be beaten AH Lho out at Llin laHt evening Teufel was arraigned on viz assault and with to commit rape sault and battery with Intent to and with threats Ho was held for court in and bail respectively on tho first and third charges the ond being A COURSE IK a new feature of thu Memorial tist church for the The of a half doxen prominent men have been tho occurring at Intervals of about n month touching subjects of travel life etc The nurse H given in tlie hope that it will pro a stimulus to mental activity and helpful to ing n higher piano ami social and life The course will evening November 17 aL with a lecture on the subject of Cranks 1 H Cleveland of tlie First of free A most cordial invitation Is extended to IN A concert will in tho Methodist church mis fit s o'clock under the lion of Mr T D Williams hy a full from and it picked chorus of thirty voices tho best vocal talent of and Juniata which will from lorio Tho with a varied of anthems recitations and mi.-ln-s- tral music BURNERS Th fi fo es L and t hard burner is the Columbian is ithe one in Altoona made at veil and Us have no Don't buy un- til you see D B erty Son's Eleventh street It SOnAR STOVE The Solar soft double henter burner is one of stoves that in with popular favor In the city It saves In coal ft ml lock The concert ot the Philharmonic chestra society under the of P P M will lie at the opera house on No- 23 IROS sold by herH and at the music only If on the f at box Sons 1108 with stoves In D 1108 Eleventh street NOTICE Buy your horse at D R Eleventh tl most complete The prices will suit line iu Ihc city you CHURCH i WiHl bo on sight at his In I will have the gallery block the ctty for the and Chestnut avenue IN A Denia si rat e this mornin thai wilh all his to toll n man of weight 1 lie r it said Hob is ami hiin in step into alley ind tfj-- in F fin in ion is doubt I nil what is sorry TO Today On Kale This and Tomorrow all in sray tan all fur in ftr children from 0 months to 4 at Children's Cotton Coals all Children's Cloth sizes to 5 at and oOc nil cloth all sizes from 4 to made Jn very latest style Jackets all lined throughout mailo stylo OH the ladles Jackets H Ifi and at year H iE City Treasurer watches BOc main spring nnd 705 St A COCOA at 22 cents a hn pound cocoa at a the heat at at the Green Front ALTOONA 1022 Av Th s ill U H ta bl ish t for and Cloaks of new style roofer or 1 to 12 at AlHO all wool down coats I to il at local   

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