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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - August 26, 1904, Altoona, Pennsylvania                               TOTAL or 86. 19O4. LAST VESSEL BMO Captured by a Japanese War Ship and Taken to ENTIRE ENGAGED notifies State Everything is at and It is Thought That the Russian Ship Incident is TAKES FRENCH Jack from the ECHOES Seme the Recent at Him Goes City As Told by a Staff of the eat and or John who for some time past has been acting as night derly at the Altoona is wanted t by the Altoona police known hotel keeper in he is captured he will an of heart disease on exchange his suit of blue for one Place shortly after 10 of last night and died in the Death Mav Farrell was admitted to came the unfortunate woman and toother of Heary the DeMoeratie for rice is ram Aug. is reported here a French steamer from Port Ar- thur has been captured by the Japanese and has been taken to Aug. received W. tL Mrs. Thomas wife of a. well suffering from hemorrhages of two daughters were coming from a the Officer Bradley bringing him Boardwalk place of Mrs. to the institution from city halt had been feeling perfectly well ter Farrell had about June aU but the excitement occasioned a vacancy was created by the by the crowd on the Boardwalk had tion of Farrell proven too much for since she was pressed the hospital authorities as conscientious person and the cant position was given He con- at the Hotel A new federal building is to be ed at Atlantic City and the site ed by the government has caused a howl among certain similar to thai caused by kickers when the site for the new Altoona was The government intends to new J WERE CRIPPLED LOST A GAME TO PAO 70 DOINGS IN POLICE SHEWS IN Before the Aldermen of the J. H. who was charged with Was On the But His J obstruct ing the after 6 Tires Were i lne and whose hearing was j postponed vas examined Changes m and fined Charles alias George Items of Interest to Superintendent C. A. of the left on a special train alt 11J50 o'clock this morning for to attend the funeral of Dr. The Mountaineers were a ten to one j at yesterday and easiest thing of cifie The kickers claim this is a cottage district and that should be located on At- Untie the principal business j street of the Since work has mangled already begun on the excavation f or Agoing to the building it is not that J i was arrested on information General Acting Superintendent ael Trump and party left tee city last h was arrested on on for before Alderman John J. m f Hinton he is charged with cruelty io ac old j Humane Agent H. Al. McGraw the Y. The train TWLS hauled bj No. 930. subject to heart a popular Atlantic advised by ducted himself in an excellent in to sail for for some being obliging soon M M fc there of ing all rules of the that fortune driver handsome is progressing between the and Japanese forces southeast of she whole Russian front from is Aug. Sing L-r cabled the state department from everything is as supposed that the incident the Russian ships is August is reported that the Russian cruiser which left Cronstadt with the Baltic squadron last night on a ten broke It will require fifteen days for August tion has sent by Japan to the nese government that Japan will nob cede to the demand of China for the re- turn of the Russian torpedo boat de- stroyer which was seized by 9. Japanese destroyer in the harbor of August 12. A will the J. R. of in location of One hundred and thirteen Knights Templar and their from went through Altoona last night at on a. special Pullman to was in the His tires were punctured and with j Fourth Annual Reunion of Graduates of running as first section of Chicago and and Miss j the game lost he retired after the sixth j m. Aloysins v. ua Sadie of were riding the versatile Hinton going on the fraio on and the game Young's for Red and Bennett filled m at some of the and new The fourth annual reunion of the ear was precipitated to the floor of the held the locals down was for He seemed ana a 01 kere state that in the new outfit from a watery grave by tne life Russians and than ever to do j The man to lose his Me 2O ot everything to please the HEAVY PUGS FIGHT in Favor of With Odds at 10 .to 4. Press San Aug. Nothing but the tap of the gong remains to bring and Munroe together to battle for the heavyweight championship Df the Undoubtedly there will be a large Both the are ia fine condition and equally The betting is sail ten to Farrell attended to his duties as last but about 5 o'clock morning His usual lour for reporting off dirty was at 6 m. Miss night nurse at the Charles aged 20 Pa. He was drowned at a. m. Monday at the foot of South olina Life guards were on Young's pier at the time for roll and hearing cries for jumped to the beach aad put out in one of the life The young man sank a distant of about twelve it having got only started up the roller coaster when Mr. Warde was not Miss Snyder suffered a few slight bruises and was j 2b J W day her injuries B. R. H. O. A. E. taken to the hospitaL She was 3b, p charged from that rf J. R. Ward is a cf of W. B. of 206 Sixth i If candidate for the Republican nomination j ss for mavor of absence and in- beneath the formed Miss who is agam until 1Z superintendent during the absence of S the body the was who Miss ashore most made an investigation and are drowned while bathing discovered that her private desk in the back had ventured out too i office had been opened and in money which was her personal and about belonging to was In the bunch of f which opened the different drawers in Renfrew's private The thief took these keys and ransacked the other the different being scattered about Until Miss Renfrew returns it will be known what the took A skeleton key was probably used to open Miss as the lock was not although the top drawer bears marks of some instrument to pry it IB searching Miss desk Farrell overlooked an envelope belonging to a which contained Farrell is described as being about 5 feet 8 inches in weighing about 150 He has a smooth tour on The most popular j v and was dressed in wager is even Jeffries leu The men are scheduled to enter the ring at 9 o'clock The prize that they contend for is oer of the gross split ky and the third drowning that has occurred here this season while the life guards have been off According to figures of the bathhouse last Sunday was the ner bathing day of tie One bathing establishment alone dated three thousand another of the big places supplied suits for as The calm waters beyond the breakers tempted many swimmers and gave the life guards unlimited amount of trouble while the beach was kept on tie jump the entire dav attending to minor accident cases which flooded the Vsach hospital The guards above the steel pier assisted ashore thirty-five some of them being on tbe verge of drowning when were rescued from launch at ford The launch on her wav in from a fishing trip at sea ran on a The crew and wrist are and his one arm from Hereford Inlet put out and took bears the likeness of a supposed represent his When being of a 3b, c 3 ACCIDENT an Italian re- siding at 203% Bellwood was struck by a yard engine yesterday at GD below Fourth He was the where examination showed that he had suffered a fracture of the clavicle and lacerations of the Harry 17 Fifth Ib p 3b 1 Totals 30 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 oi Mt academy was held Over visitors including priests and friends of the i On Wednesday night the faculty and reception committee met the in- coming guests and at 9 o'clock the St. Louis The train was en route to San where the Templar conclave will be held 6 0 bers of and were admitted for- 1 1 mally to the The 0 0 i opened on Wednesday with CONSIDERED THE School Board Holds Special Transacts Important At a meeting of the school board last evening the resignations of the were accepted and Misses X T by Luella Wagner were elected to 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 I The sermon preached by Rev. 01 Father Following this was the alumni The Miss B. R. H. O- A. E. fill tbe u IK S. M. Griffith was awarded the when adjoining school and occupied by th. aj oj 3 2b........ 5 cf 4 Ib a Levan's had rt 4 his left hand caught between the end cf a freight car and some The tle finger was crushed and was at the hospital yesterday after- ianitor ham as began at 1 rf the Penn raising The day's exercises were ended a to parchase a piano for 1 5 24 14 4 and the board appropriated The academy is now m a PF condition and the number of pupils are principal business of the meeting constantly In order to r of tbe plans for commodate the increased a new C ir. 11 dormitory is being binson the gnn of Robinaon 3 0 The school has become famous all over wi fel architects for the 0 1 The alumni numbers now i including honorary nf c p rf v win in j uniform of an ambulance with the exception of the cap. His arms Oil Tank Explosion Starts Press August 2C. A serious which from the explosion of a tank filled with oil and belonging to the petroleum -is raging at a village three miles -i population of ly the explosion the flames the tanks of the Standard which also caught AH to check the progress of the fiames have been in and the fire Trill likely continue for many ready the amounts to Seven workmen perished in libe flames and have been Only two of the forty tanks Antwerp is ly darkened by clouds of dense Damage New York rarrell was admitted to the hospital he gave his home as. and said he was He ateo claimed to have bfen a member of Pawnee Bill's j There He was a handy man 3.000 about the place and the thc crowds seen at the have several result of and the whole proved lis Farrell was seen on Tenth avenue this between 5 and 6 It is that he went east on Pacific Word was received ties at Harrisburg this afternoon that August The latest Dispatches from county dis- 1 close the fact that a wide swath of de- Bart of 1513 Eighteenth a car sprained his left foot yesterday afternoon by having a car wheel run over it while at work in the shop at Blair Samuel of 1325 Seventh while unloading a car of iron left fittle finger between the iron and sustained a of that H. E. a of 815 Eleventh this was struck on the head by several large of coal as it fell from a tipple at while an engine was being He was knocked down and re- several cuts of the He was brought to the city and attended by Dr. O. K. His somewhat ELECT The convention of the central held at has elected following cers F. W. first vice president music and a A George S. second Totals 3410102713 2 Altoona 1 Wilmington 00240103 Altoona 0. 2; sacrifice stolen I JT the passengers off and Brought them The annual picnic the Atlantic for the benefit of the t was held at tie Met night and was attended by It was one of double Fisher to 3 to Maher to Hummell to j at first base on Altoona 2, by fire last at Wilmington 2: left on Altoona 5, o Mr. Rhoddy was bis go 6; bases on off asleep when venton 2, off McCoy 2. off Hinton 2: enne had occasion ber of Altoona people took in the George a was in At- City searching the lice records securing documentary a search of Atlantic express was made if v iOl it arrived but Farrell was not on the that he not here A western paper LATE NEWS Items Caught Just Before Our Press George W. Kabis and wife will leave tonight for a. sojourn at eastern summer ed his name and he will probably seek legal The man arrested was 5T. and was only charged disorderly There are a number of politicians of note in Atlantic City at ent Whether here on serious matters intent or or ft is hard to Ada a. young girl who here as a was taken vice W. C. E. delegate o the state R. T. alternate B. F The next state convention is to held at dose was cut by the tornado which passed through there Five thousand gathered at tbe annual town eight miles from were exposed to its full Giant trees crashed upon the Four persons were killed instantly and many were The full extent of tie are not yet A report has it that several the injured were carried bv friends in a most ical The property damage is very Edwin F. son Alderman yesterday to Trenton to enter the S j. tor is spending his vacation at the of Home Fishermen js i ing shark visiting her George H. 223 oilman and returned from an extended visit to Cambria county relatives and Mr. Joha K. Findlay of 1303 Ninth left this morning on a visit to Milwaukee and the j World's fair at St. Isaac o and during the Frank proprietor of the Hotel in accompanied by his arrived here this the Altoona people who ly C. M. Glass C. W. S- Wilson and H X R. H Lightner Nhave returned from a pleasant visit to W. At Second United Brethren di- vine worship at 11 a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Young Society of Endeavor at 6chooj Must Kot Solicit Press August direction of the the civil service com- today issued orders warning federal employes against soliciting or receiving funds for campaign purposes and against contributing any such funds through any official of the it is will be i Tbe penalty is fine of not less j avenue than or imprisonment for not few more than have engaged tne more than three at dis- i go if there cretion of the of this who been with the White of Swinish Brigands Make a has resigned his position and Service one with the P. U. E- at 26.-A band of in the erecting He for ian brigands the famous that city at p. m. After binding A new brick the monks they pillaged the monastery j down in front of and escaped with a pi rich As soon as an New brick nave and a of laid in front of a number ot residences 1015 E. L. B. Sirs Harry George G L. C. P F. and Joan J. McNev R. C. Huff and Helen J and J. L. Cham and Weest and wife STREET CAR UPSETS The wagon of Grocer C. E Miller was struck by car No. 22 manned by Motorman Snyder and Con ductor at the corner of How ard avenue and Ninth The wagon was throwing the driver out on the pav d The horse became frightened and started to run but was held back iv the who was tangled in the reins and dragged for a short escaping with a few 1 o 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 23 1 j i 1 280, not 0 1 The officers present at the reunion were ve 0 0 1 3 0' and Sister 2 0 0 0 0 5 Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. vice by the The perfected and the con- the the The work on the structure will at early day and will SAVED HOUSE FROM j be to completion as i idly as The building be a Blaze large one and wHl meet the demands Thomas Rhoddy Extinguished Single Handed Last Prompt action on the part cf Thomas j janitor at the Pennsylvania railroad passenger 1.10 SAMPLES The milk samples recently gathered in bed ana to been struck by Steventon 2, by McCoy 5; innings Steventon 6. Hinton 2; hits off Steventon 8. off Hinton 2; wild Steventon 3: hit by Time of 1.50. Um- clothes press in the sewing the cloches of the female portion of the family are and was confronted with a volume of flame and smoke when she the door She screamed and Mr. from bed to against Learning that the house was on he turned into the bath Huntingdon by Dr. F. T. of Out of 161 but found to be samples were collected in toona one of which was found con- tain formaldehyde and one tae perpetrators win Rumor was busy last night with j procured a bucket and single jumping Carson and began the He had the fire out Pearson were all said to have gone to by the time firemen other to it. Altoona pays tbe salaries that makes jumping prohibitive higher not HEALTH OFFICER WILL J. D. tie health uy Render resignation to the board of a still The damage to the house j health at its next to take er- 19 but all clothes in the press j ject August 31. Mr. Miller some weeks entailing a loss of perhaps i ago was elected to tae position of r e even in tne big leagues for naw on which is no senger and care of school 6 d Yesterday's Tri-State At H. E. Penn i The of the fire is but i by the Altoona school and it is supposed that a had been enter upon his new duties with the i rtf school 00300000 7 1 10020010 10 3 and Glynn and At First H. E. Lebanon 21000002 12 2 20000000 6 0 and Geehan and Second R. H- E- Lebanon 00100000 3 1 00000000 1 1 and and dropped in the At o'clock this morning the flue j ing of the approaching school at A. R. Vaughn's 1010 Twentieth was discovered on No. 6 men but not in WELCOMED PRESENTED HOSPITAL James S. general foreman of the Altoona gas presented the hospital with a goodly sum of this It had been I collected from the employes 01 tne gas Brakeman Samuel Clapper Royally En on Return from Samuel while employed j as brakeman on the Hollidaysburg for the generous WASTED Standing of Tri-State W. L. 31 31 1 Williamsport York 40 ALTOONA 38 HARRY DILLOW HOME son of Constable j 30 36 40 42 Pet. right from the hospital last evening and returned a. to the home of his Mr. GUARANTEE August 27, at g. 417 Third of bis train crew and other friends accompanied him to where a number had Conductor 1421 Eleventh offered Friday been in Kentucky for some time and his hip became Unable to get tbe proper he decided to come Harry Dillon was in Indiana at at tbe time bis was Lebanon at some months York Next Week's mington at Lebanon at j was responded Altoona at j A L. representing t NOT A REVEREND The Mirror this morning received A card from G. Pennsylvania railroad agent at taking ex- ceptions to a personal which appeared in tie Mirror on the 24tb. saying that Rev Joseph G. of games and will feet time with as honored by stich a but the would Tri-State j gave him a happy i at j come George made an ad- 1 to by Mr. j representing the business i whose places of business are along j the Hollidaysburg branch A composed of Murray iel George Miller and Ralph rendered which were much Mr Clapper received as tokens of the and Tie first four of next week not filled tie schedule was made t 1128 Eleventh TRY OUR Trv cnr line of Trousers for perfection in fit and satisfactory The qualities at popular THE C. 1121 Eleventh r c C- they being left for postponed On these days Altoona and Penn eem play off four of their six J of on New York ave quite a dash down here been out on several sailing and is. rides in an frequent visitor to the He generally takes in the boardwalk on a A MERITORIOUS E. E. of 910 Third has been appointed to assistant foreman the locomotive paint of which C. Mason is to succeed Fred He the P I Park at it j at port at c 4 Lebanon at con at i York at MISSIONARY WILL many persons interested in the Japan in recent years will be offered a rare opportunity to learn of of the Empire of ire return d after Re next a tiny mite of a baby was born j fire is popular with the men being put on the private Tacht of a j aa able The Sanitary after New York city was well tbe yacht was i alarm was given and a posse of sen pursued the overhauling when a fierce and in which seven brigands were Tbe others of a genuine Esquimo days ago from down the coast with all ble Arriving off Atlantic ONE FOR YOUT the -a a s at Lebanon at J at is a 1 August 26. 1904. will ren church 31- th s USE per for three PLACK 1030 Green Ave. TODAY'S KEW Day for Page Simon Lesson in I Read the Model local oa QUANTITY AND The quantity and quality of our Hats A. Marcus dosing Oat 7. One Price Clothing Out of Page 10. Gable Last Day of the taste Imperial from Sick August morning's bulletin Hoar had a quiet night and is comfortable this He took has vet to any gain in to Younas ocean pier Mart and Iv AM canine M tkf sand ar- for an or Medium where it is Makine Boardwalk is One on the than his Fair and continued cool Sat fair and rtf from an from t street is typhoid OUR DAILY WEATHER Aug. 25, 6 temp. 25, 12 p. temp Aug. 26. a- temp 26, 12 temp It is pure a bit of dog flesh as one care to Marguerite the 12-year-old of Barber Frank who mions were lost in the woods near returned j yesterday The little one's limbs bero yesterday and was loudly cheered i are bruised and scratched from rescued 250 pounds of feminine 1 with and her general health is j avoirdupois from a watery The by the rescued gave her name as Mrs. j Jacob of Seventh of New i returned Sunday from Atlantic The Republican faU campaign will be and since that been con- opened here tomorrow night with a big 1 fined to the from a j rally for colored Lawyer Henry fnl sustained at the of who in he suitable for all seasons and at a The qualities are better ou possibly e popular Soft and THE J. C. Ave. statement in Tribune 68' aMi p. 79a has had an arc light ed above his making it able for him to work by night as well as by a well known of proved himself a was cheered on ajcd the nomination of President Roose wire nail in a barrel receiving a puncture wound of the right great He suffered present the wound is and who is personal friend of B. of will be the principal Colonel T. B. of West f Better assortment than we nrc SOCIAL avenue at i open iond accepted chances without and Saturday children lOc per Neither meet with choicer styles or ing cannot be found in will you meet with choicer Special lot of Chemise and Corset worth up to 75 choice 39 WHITMAN 1128 Eleventh Ave. USE Special prices on 5, 10, 15 and 20-ton PLACK 1030 Green Ave. Prof. Orchestra will play for a society dance error and made two hits out of times at the a fielding record ot i 1.000 and batting record of markable taking into j ation the yet tne Where Tribune BUY UMBRELLAS biggest collar's worths on Page 2.) and er OL Tisher evidently That's Special lot Btack anu a championship Colored Silk 51.0S, wortn for accepting two out of three chances and making one bit out of three times a record of and batting of is patted on the Judgment or consistency is evidently lackine bv the Tribune Yours E. 1128 Eleventh HARD COAL SPECIAL PLACK BROS. sale Begins Page OPERA FRIDAY AND AUGUST 26 AND 27. MATINEE The Great Labor FACTORY 25c, 35c, 50c; 15c. 2-5e. 35c, 75c. COMMENCING MONDAY AUGUST 29. Matinee KIRK BROWN STOCK and adults 20c, I 1  

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