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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - October 24, 1904, Altoona, Pennsylvania                               A TOTAL OF TKK 1O VET OCTOBER 24. TKK UTE NEWS BETS SALTY THE SPORTS OF ALL DOINGS IN POLICE JEWS IN RAILROAD Who and Cart Driver Severely j Altoona School Team Wallops Before the Mayor j. Out I Seat to j Huntingdon at FootbalL of aged 4. of 1666s, is. with For Mine Edv Thomas win Fw Attack on 11. Cooper of de- Uj arrested on Saturday y Chief 1- X instructed to his park oi 0. of Sixth GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BRITAIN a member of 2 nre is the father of a 12- baby Miss of 100 Third returned entered of of 10 and pi taken to the were i p. 146% 579. 4ol. 330, 771, 429, iO. 434. 207. 403. p. 1C.: 730, rlv ra in 3300 bv J. j Bak Were tie Out- Detroit ami All i Mtt in al s it of tie a sprain of the Seft in at with a of She sustained BEDFORD HUCKSTER Mm Relieved Him of Sj 1 residing at 712 Second the trai or con- had right hand the constable cars at Lewistown last i that bad not responsible for the This evening a will be the sentence of order to he bate ahead vrith j held at bis a number of bur. of our honor the first section of the Tie fact t will gather and present cars at probably that the fleet did not jolly Julius Trifli several tokens of i His the attorney Je went to tne the lighte of the fishing fleet and I think a heavy sentence morning for on If the i took the rocket fired front one of the trawlers for hostile The fact that the fleet steamed after firing is probably due to tin belief that no damage ma mie compelled to await news St. Petersburg be- fore aan explain the has i After a. the of- fice Lord Lansdown sent a. message to Scott at St. for Russian is in conference Srst lord of the October Fcur new of typhoid fever were i should be imposed reported to the of this j hounds had traced train bound John of to man on the of train When the train arrival a- there took man fills the of arrived in Ha has to make a thorough of railroad methods in as they to and expects to two this country and Europe before Jo The purpose of hit is to familiarize himself 11" the in passenger thai been ami wirh a to raising the standard relieved of on thc Japanese -in Him The latest addition to many i and him to ties have been i through passenger that he taken equal in a first boul. his a is an sum which can have their they Thia te said to have been introduced on the of the Re The work from j lne Among j other innovations on vaB train ia i exerciser for to i keep np their was bv iast j h left in the cash ao TT on the It iweves The young men I he money trains who have been gaudy have to Ixf Ford was They thc oi Repairmen In- justice of the peace and while 2fear you in the STRUCK BY KEYSTONE Chaterine fate would been ij 45. of- 324 the district and j d all at the Altoona and of Pennsylvania to understand Running at the rate of fifty miles an io viola aged 9. or 2024 there no necessity for lynching in Keystone of the i He waded or this You are sentenced vania struck and seriously and Was president costs of prosecution anX to two signal repairmen at Pit Of tne river Blair serve nine years in j tower a short distance of Hunt coor in rear The robbery was for A notice has been ing that the of the compelling trainmen to so close wat he rr plain black ties ia not being ob- been a hill in in j The notice declared All but tha fall year that passenger trainmen i- a- a good for thing in the shape of a. a 1 reporting for every j vill be to go on until ir. i comply the ago an j CREWS MIDDLE not scene of the The latest reports of j tre affair show four Russian sels icat these gether fired 300 shots at British j fishing at a. range of about a Ashville quarter of a The mayor of Hull appeals to the government to gave a masterly political street About Green's T this merning from will have tae biggess majority j f. rendezvous in the She carried the T- H- state i and Charles the two I Pletz received a broken left the the and received KILLED IN FASTING FOR food has placed new th of J. i Middle Side Gets SeTfen and Side Trains for ths railroad company crews on the first of FIGHT WITH A Bloody timony of deadened the sound oi dav and strongest measures i to despatches in the boys to the House of ble to full and papers from great and hurled against the ami papers security against further Russian out- north Burgoon ana There fifty S. S. had a. bloody fight a j the spot the firing resulted in both men of these not cut uo the of the jf Motions and In of C. is awarded to or tne incident connected thc accident tnat llot a H of in turn be partially 1-y methods he about half rSat Mr. nothing Seven nr tlie on but so isis Vere placed on the i touched a feed ivire j that In's stomach refused On the Tiie lie pai OI i a shock that a cut up the of the ferocious John be seen on either the is known to have closed in on Pletz and in i tance of been Later information says that they had any to i In Of fne of another signal to the also and that ail The rwo men pheasants Emma a on board The and i armed i mie is to show t IIP present the of had heavy hunting avrard of arbitrators and of having undergone a heavy Burgoon shot at what thereon should not be stricken off. re- a but on investigation turnable first in ai October but j found that he had killed a young a Smith had his foot in not get Pletz and a just in time for Smith himself out of hut his ivere struck the TRAILED THROUGH BAR most prompt proper the maddened animal discipline of those responsible and i desperately when factory the British and factory be accepted by a bloody fight ilie bear changed to vras killed with a. knife but it was ordered that the decree of Blood Hounds came to AIS made to Sanzero be a Successful Trial Last The i a in a of a brother of thc re- can retain in a bony tn the To this brother at th. the Last he received jov ice. have on the extra proved How long fast by the marry mm woo were is unable to in not to prolong it a long rale i; than a which that trains any in moving to TnP organs arc jcy and are in first-class TODAY'S WAR List of Russians Killed Wounded at Quiet at the Pros j men carry marks of the struggle to T line Bursoon sustained LABORERS and Ms arm was The reduction from SJT to four in the hfe badly of per week of trie led about the fead and Italian laborers in the t is tenance of Tray of the 225 Fifth by county were given up a lest week by Sheriff and wni a time as BAEH DESTROYED BY bfi a. outside of AMONG THE in the of which She man had 1. St. Petersburg October ing is tae official list of the Russian j success the 650 Seers 24.730 guns 91: hunting ground in the vicinity sent guns 37. The Russians captured j He met vrith during the 30-2 prisoners and lost taken by the i poOr success therefore is inclined reports the think game is verr scarce tnis of ins at Port M GO The garrison is Rome a onp of nn P tal is. 3c FOR PUBLIC The job rooms have just from lack of clothing for in tp n scholars in our public and through lhc the hall kept and up at the the is arn ali an i- away ir. of Rain Coat lan shades are Ihe swell would restore but the divisions in the jer in because tha them the For reason a. large number of TITAT in the early man? Together to bf in great whom have to score just at this season of the nf E. S Vour is just what vnu Trains of and tha months During months The trains are made up of of then the oil in tne journal and the in the steam pipes become frozen and great difficulty Is EM- in making Both 5-incP 'the policy into effect the fias a nf extra than A majority of s and in of vacancies mads DT a tne it njen be of total up To one up by full To buy hundred cars aro before is to buy M- and Eleventh rig to John fi. Ai FRESH OYSTERS Jaily at EMBREY i 1627 Eighth 2O you're buy your for ve tne nrd the prices arc The 1105 Eleventh Ave. HARD PLACK 1030 Green of ths forces our ni an LEOPOLD their he and expresses that John in of Sinking He cap- unless put to proper fonr to Mirror comer Eleventh avenue armies are now ien gray ir. of each other and j while on kin orders for a renewal of j mountain be saw the AGENT C. S. o- T or CT TS SORELY AFFLICTED Sad Been Locked for in the Face With a Priss Oct. the leading negro politician of of ten thousand which is across j Elizabeth river from vras j en from the police station at Berkley at i 3 o'clock and I was locked isp for striking a in the face with a lighted Berkley is in uproar and is Troops may be to preserve at that was bom and at an 1 was sr on t-y A to 1116 Twelfth j GETS A YEAR Harvey of Somerset who was arrested several weeks ago deputy marshal on thc charge of t rag passed a counterfeit was J sentenced by thc United district to a. year in the taken to the institution on SEEPS OPERA HOUSS Weather Rain arid warmer John E. employed by the sylvania railroad as a freight conductor on tlin Middle will leave ly on a trip to be by his 1'a- SOW OUT OF Earl the 15-year-old Conductor Harry B. who was ARE YOU A This is the last week in and u. are dr a r Elder this week for first PERMITS L. 1400 Home coal i- NEW I Of land Fifteenth to Adam shot in the breast out hunting 1 October Elder squirrels last is ont of Seventh danger and it is expected that he will j October EWer 1312 speedily He is well coongh to bis POLICEMAN LOSES An Altoona policeman in Attempting to board a trolley car at the of Seventeenth Saturday Hi 10 jolted his of his The will please return them to the Lne ADDITIONAL EDWARD Died shortly before noon his an over several Three sons and USE BLACK'S yard and try us we consider you as a permanent from because our clothes arc j ing enough to bring you Our thc Havana Ribbon clothes 5t and the most and important points for you to in j selecting your wearing New j top coats and rain Men's Young THE J. C. 1121 Ave. The Woman's Christian union will hold a business meeting on Tuesday afternoon at X in Kirst United Evangelical Sixth and Special prices on ten twenty 1 ton Pate i The Pi- i and Men's 2. Co. About 1'age 4. f. es Ranges at Special p. arA o KK 50.000 Havana Ribbon distributed in all thc -st Ask for TRY Blue Hill Screened Rothert tli 10. City in ETC. fi. I 2." Rost Timu nf lhc i OCTOBER 2S, anil Comedy Year to an 23c, 5Cc,  

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