Daily News Standard (Newspaper) - November 23, 1901, Uniontown, Pennsylvania VOL 13294 PA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 Two Cents Of Uniontown Hunters In the Mountain GOT THEN GOT DUMPED Ferocious Dog at the Nest Caused Runaway for Wish Mill ers Party of South Ml Vernon Local News i N his son U Grant Mill er and James D returned home Friday evening from a weeks hunt at Iho home of their friend John 19 miles over the mountain They were most royally entertained by Mr Umbel and enjoyed his hospi lo tins fullest extent On last Wednesday they killed a buck weighing pounds Last fall Mr Miller wounded Mils same deer finding where he lodged four buck shot In his right shoulder but failing to get him They also got 21 13 pheasants eight coons and two gray foxes 1 Mr Miller says ou his way home he met with what might havo been a serious accident At the first house above Ilia Turkeys Nest a dogran out and grabbed the horse Grant Miller nnd McKean scaring horse and causing him Jo run away Mr jumped out of the bug gy but Grant held ou to the reins un til kicked put by excited horse Ho was badly used up about the legs feet and can scarcely get around The horse ran Into tho rig driven by N W Miller and Umbel upset ing Mr Millers buggy tearing off one of the hind throwing the occupants the deer and other game violently to tho ground but did no serious harm The horse In its mad career dashing on down the mountain still dragging the shattered buggy behind It until II ran into a two horse wagon driven bj Mr Yarn dell where it was stopped The bug gy was completely demolished and one of Mr crip pled and may have to he shot Mr Miller sent to Uniontown for his car riage and arrived homo The County Gas Co have done away with ho old style of de livering their gas bills by carrier from houso to house adopt ed the postal cards gqt up in the same form as the which will be mailed to Iho consumers When the postal card or hill Is presented at he office for payment the of the card Is cut oft and the receipted by a new Improved stamping and cut ting machine just received by the company This new machine is a complicated affair and relieves the clerks in the office of an unusual amount of unnecessary work George W Crawford president of the Gas company has been seriously ill for some time wilh a complication oi diseases J M iar ard vice president and general man ager of the company visited Mr Crawford at his homo near and returned home this morning and reports Mr Craw ford Improving and out of danger I M of Gap was was here today and renewed his sub scription to the Weekly News Stand ard Mr is foreman on the Black Rolllo railroad which is i course of construction near Mason town W Va lie says they expect to the road completed hy May 1 Isaac Conway of Independence Kansas is here on a visit to friends in county He formerly re aided in Henry Clay but has been in the west or 17 years lie has made several visits east during that time George Titlow and C II Gorley re turned Friday from West Virginia where they spent several days hunt Ing They bagged one wild turkey 13 quail 13 pheasants 61 rabbits and a possum received hii Thanksgiving turkey for the prisoners his morning and It was a whopper weighing 30 pounds with the feathers on Among Uniontown people register cd at hotels last night were the following n F Hopwood am J E Barnes The Empire company In which James J Corbett Is one of the chle attractions arrived hero today the B 0 from Washington Pa Misses Fannie and Howel who have been on an exceeded trip tc various points arrived home hi morning Mrs O 0 Elcher of la Mr and Mrs E S Show of Lincoln street Attorney Thomas H Hudson re Friday from Greene here lie has been for this past week Fayette street is being cleaned uu oday by men scraping up the dirt ml then hauling It Mis J It Thornton of i visiting her daughter Mrs A C of avenue George has returned from a Istt of about two weeks with rcl In Willis Is critically III at the ome of his son George In the Kast nd Principal 11 M Carroll was a caller oday from The reservoirs will now oom Little Narrow Escape Miss fouryear id daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McCormick had a very narrow aim from being seriously In jured Site was playing n the newly bricked street In front f her home when a horse lind buggy ame along She failed lo see it and he men In tic buggy either did not pe her or supposed she would get out f tho way The horse ami buggy completely over hoi Knocking er down It was thought at ho had been seriously hurl but it vas afterward found ome cuts and bruises she Was not Jn ured No bones were broken The orse and buggy belonged lo C S Wm Copley and Sitz Killed a DEATHS OF THE DAY WilNam Smith rov death was noted In the Wednesday was burled at Jacobs Lutheran church Ir Smith was a son of lenry Smith 82 years old le a inspected up ight In Ills and was seldom een off his farm except on urgent lie never was married and vas the owner of some valuable coal nd a considerable sum of money which he left R ho raised from boyhood Henry mith had five daughters mly one whom married and alt it whom are now dead Ludwig hi Myers M Myers died November 2 1201 at S ji in at his late resl lence at the Revere Coke works of aged 40 years Miss daughter f F P of Uniontown who sur Jilin from the enpe of P P Pegg in North Union Monday at 2 p in AND JOS HURT Were Taking Some Slate Which Was in of the Wag ons When the Roof Fell on Mr Cooley was Treasurer of the Georges School Board Nov L Cooley a known citizen of thin vicinity anil Mike SIU a Slav were killed by a fall of tlie roof In the mine at the works Friday Joseph waii also In and was Injured but not scri Mr Cooley and Joseph who are track layers and Mike a digger were taking down some slate from tlie roof which had partly and obstructed the passage nf the pll wagons While thus engaged portion of the roof fell rushing it Cooley and nd instantly Shana erger escaped without seri usly injured Dr J F was and rendered the ary medical attention lie found Ir Cooleys neck hail lieen hy ho fall and Unit almost hone n his body was The re iia of Cooley and were re to Nixons rooms they were for burial Sir treasurer of the of mill ad many friends Ho was a sou of he late Lute C Cooley and was about 0 years of age lie is survived by wife and several children Funeral rpm Hie home Sunday at 2 oclock m Sitz was employed at as a coal igger Ho is survived by a wife and wo children in the old Bank Tho stockholders of the First No onal Bank of Crafton mot in now banking room last Thursday oven ng and elected some additional di rectors and transacted other business relative to the opening of the bank The organization now stands as fol pws H P of Crafton pros lent Jamos A or Crafton H P Gotf J U Staf ford Andrew Johnston and Eli ot Oration AF Deerman of Martin of Carnegie J C Par sons of Hozelwood S C Cover of Pittsburg S M Dale of Washington fa and A S Waiters of Cantou 0 composing the board ot directors 9 C Cover cashier and John L John sou of Crafton teller and bookkeeper The bank will bo opened as soon a the varnishing nud little IB will lake a few lays Notice of opening dny will bo published as soon as It can bo dennt Valley Mirror Banqueted Moderator Minton Dr S R Gordon received an invi tation to attend a banquet in Pitta burg Thursday night given by Messrs Charles E Sneer Pit cairn James I and S P Harbison in honor of Rov Henry Col R D of California who was moderator of the last General ai S R Harbison Is the man who gave lo tho Ths seminary The ai rived too lato for Dr Gordon to at tend The New Continental School House The work on the new school build ing at Continental No 1 in South Union township has been delayer walling for the plasterers to complete their work After the plas tering Is done tho interior finishing can be completed In a short time Notice to tax Payers The as payers of town ship are notified that per cen will he added to all unpaid state coun ty and dog tax after December 1 JOHN Collector 1901 Fresh oysters hy the quart at Morss restaurant Broadway Music and Mirth Tonight In the Empire Vaudeville show From the Soldiers Home National Military Homo Marlon nd Nov News Standard received a copy ot tho Staud rd containing an account of Urn ro ent which caused uch a great loss of property nd jour have my sincere for lue losses yon have Will watt patiently till ou get reinstated and equipped for ho Weekly Standard u themean things at tho Homo love along about as usual Sunday lorning inspection plenty to eat a lice clean bed to sleep in etc The lome Is quite full at present lew men have come in this fall quite of which were soldiers in he recent war young men we have In our ward It was thought at that it would not do to admit hem to the homes with Iho old vets hat It might cause quarreling arid hut 1 have heard nothing of hat so far Thero are many here but few from old Tayette George V Bowlo landed here from Union own about two weeks ago Hoping will golon your business feet oou I am very Respectfully yours JAMES J WHITE 35 50 75 and Tonight to see and the Vaudeville show Quartet The next attraction in the Recila series M B church is the String which Is hook cd for next Monday evening bcr 25 The so well known ere that comment upon its perfor manco is unnecessary It only o he said that the personnel of the quartet remains unchanged rom last season the members still retain their relative positions in tlie quartet am the Orchestra The ac for Monday evening will hi Mr Carl C a member ol tlie Orchestra ami a of unusual ability Tho soloists wil be von ind Henry cellist T hould Be Given by Great Britain If We Define It Argues Lon dori Spectator London Nov most im position in todays edition u lie Spectator V occupied by a of a proposal Great should give its formal aco to the doctrine The Spectator will Monroe why not not to Infringe upon uy wo had acknowledged this doc might it to no rest o the for aent it she did the powers conl 1 refuse If hoy their would be of great use not u America hut lo tlie cause of peace or It a many f be notable of war If ho became a part of Hie ho civilized world the Isk of a war out re gard to in or Spanish America now ii a possibility would then KIDS y no other but real llrllaln would at firm lie o tho Monroe as Kreu so lo worth iir while to pledge ourselves to re It for we never mean to doctrine and sooner or later uni will probably be followed y other powers Nothing to Offend the Ladies All lo please in the Empire show Card of Thanks Mrs Daniel and family ex tend their heartfelt thanks lo friend and neighbors who helped and sympa with them on account of thi death of her husband Reymers Reymers Candies Arc they fresh They should ho Chas Hagan gets them every week from appears at Ten Oclock You can go late and sec Xew livery Fine horses ami carriage at Reasonable prices 02 South Morrison k Co Zinc and grinding double the wea Oysters daily at Afors restaurant Broadway No country iu Iho can show wo greater or worthier tan President ami secru SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES S Temperance Rally in the Opera House at 3 p m A Sunday school temperance rally be belli In tho opera house Sun ay afternoon at 3 oclock The rally a under the of the W C T U and Is n union due all the gundy chools of town taking part Ad will be hj and n ml ay school mil music will he rendered by the All nc in at opera house Sunday school at 9 45 am at 1 followed by communion Even rig at G A it hall 15 Sermon A M I ire well attended and thechurch is greatly revived Rev G J Hawkins conduct H a m 3 ud S p m The meeting will con through next week All are in MJ Snow pastor St Pauls A M Grand Rally Preaching at 1015 a m and 15 pm subject Temperance Sunday school p m Womens Mite Missionary 3 p in conducted y Mrs A J Batch district lecturer 11 are Invited Geo C Sampson jastor Cumberland A optc for temperance Sunday even ng Some of the Worlds decisive as illustrations of the souls tattles Central W NAr nold of the Bristol street Christian Pittsburg will preach at H in and p in At the Sun lay school will observe boys am girls rally day lor America Chris ian Endeavor prayer meeting at K in St Pauls Lutheran lev Ernest Anton pastor Chief service II a m vespers p m Sunday a in Jim or Luther League I p m Luther Lea uc p m All arc welcome The Young Peoples society o the First Presbyterian church will holr a Thanksgiving service Sunday even ing at CM Deeds Entered for Record Baker David C Baker to John Brosko for lot of land iu township oon 100 acres 5700 IS IDOL Jonathan and to Pierc Baker and Bator for SO acre of land in Whaiton township 7 Levl Grim anil wife to drim for 35 acres of land in field township May 27 ISS K Murphy to H Ward lor a lot of land in J offer township Nov 20 1901 William F Soisson and Jacob L Kendall for tots Nos and 21 in plan o Iota laid out by W F in No Haven Oct 7 1901 Joseph Wolf and to Charlu J Coatea for lot No 22 in ad dition to Uniontown In South Unio township Nov 11 1901 Tba News Standard haying by ma tha largest circulation piper In Fayetle Its in au advertising media Zinc and grinding double the wea o Follow Inauguration Into of Recorder at Official Already Number of Persons Likely to Be Re moved by the M Brown Replies to Stone Nov As soon as il known that Major 11 lad been from ie a number f Ills subordinates prepared their An there was no and would e none until Monday was 110 no to tlie directors ot the do could offer ons However Director E 11 Blgelow f the public works department An rew lulton of the safety de and City Solicitor W U got their resignations ready nd tho irst tiling O wil ave to attend 16 next oon after ho has been will ho to signify his of the resignations W W director of tUe sle of will rot save inder tlie new regime What do you think of removal Mr w sked Nisbet Said He Would Resign I will send in my aid tho director of the department of thus showing by his actions ust what lie thought of Stonas work further than this he said ho would ay nothing as yet about tlie ions that now exist other than Uial along with the rest I want placed on the Hoards Director Nisbet has promised protection by tho governor but mi ler tlie circumstances he did not care o remain in office When John P was asked ho was going to do he replied I have nothing to McTighe sas also promised tho governors protection in his position as assist mt superintendent of police but the stalwarts say that Lo will not stay to be roasted out William D Hays ector Is in tie south and Is not ec home until nest Monday He yill be succeeded by Robert Osier maler the former collector who lias been one of Senator William most faithful allies Hays resignation it Is said will he eady for Brown Di Frank J Phillips who succeed ed Dr H U Taylor as physician he public safety department handed Director Fulton his resignation J O Brown said that he would for anl his bond lo Governor Stone yes erday afternoon for approval an vould bu in Monday after noon as recorder of Pittsburg That leaves no recorder In now does It ho was asked Vcs has no recorder to day ami will have nono til Monday no replied Will not tho absence a recorde ie up the citys business No it will do no harm for the cit o without a recorder for a lays Wilson to Succeed Nisbet George W Wilson it Is likely wil e maue director of the department o charities the place he held be ore be was appointed to succeed 1C M when that official was ousted by the and A II who was deposed as ot the bureau of police will lo iiiiae of Hie depart of public safety Clarence Uur cigh will be given his old DO silion of city attorney Crosby Dray may return to the po of superintendent of the of Charles Laying proba bly will be in charge of the bu reau of and sewers in th public works department POOR DEViL SAID MM In Referring to Denies As tertians Made by the Gov ernor Nov A Jl Brown removed as recorder in r ply to Governor Stones statement t people of said in part When the position o recorder w first offered mo by Governor Stone the governor told mo that It was with put any strings or conditions of an kind After I hart been in office he governor indicated his desire tn I should remove John M Anderso from tho position of director of tl ot charities and so people Pi for Brown Says He Has the Letter I have the letter from ho gov asking me to appoint it n a talk with the governor He wantt me not to remove J 0 Drown an f Burleigh HO wanted me t take the burden upon my and tho censure of the people for a lowing them to remain I plainly to tie governor thut 1 did not think th 1 to allor remain in any Wo parted at eny baring been reaches 1 went on a little trip lasting a wee waiting for me irom me vernor In which ho again it mako no changes He mo to postpone action until ter elections That was merely i put off action from to lime Then that 1 would bite i tho superior court and ould mako a vacancy iu tho record office by appointing me to court bench knowing that 1 ould take the odium tor ac a position of the kind I ould not this community u at way Tho suainst me contained statement of Governor Stone re unqualifiedly false Letters In possession show this The charge is made I sec that I 0 repeatedly violated tlie new by removal ot men from for political reasons These re ovals says Governor Stone have itll mado against my protest Now iat charge ot is with it slightest foundation In truth ever has Governor Stone pro sled orally or In willing against ly removals of that I avo In city of Pitts irg anted Delay For Political Reasons Now as to thu removal of Messrs row n and I did have some wilh the governor on jat subject this Is what be sked mo to postpone their re loval until after the meeting of tlie stato convention Ho dJ ot ask this Iu any imperious or lone but requested It as favor in this correspondence the did not Indicate that he was my proposed e merely asked that rea ons il he delayed or a short time ami were re loved when 1 using power In mo as recorder saw fit And now let mo say that the re loyals have been bly few changes th lade were prompted by actual Ity Every removal without u sin iu exception was made ot exigencies but be discarded unfit for t eld The governor says I am ambitious o build up a political machine Tha Iso is false Tlie from of co that were effected during my ad not only to nit o Ijo necessary or the ood of the city proper dis wtch cf its business but my ras shared apparently by tha ueo ile of Sione Requested the Removal It was governor who nu o remove Wilson and rein stale Director and as i seemed the best thing to do 1 did so Was case of his protest agains a office To revert to the case of Messrs Jrown and When I cam nto office 1 mentioned to the gov rnor my Intention to gHe them a rial in their offices I said had no whether to permit them to ontinue indefinitely or not I oing to see what they would do The governor said this was a good idea ind that they would bear watching they bad shown what they coub lo and I had decided that the prope lino hail come for their removal 1 is ucd tho order to that And no oao word of protest from the cov ernor most ba f Stone yas QUAY Protested Against Stone Wants Place Washington Nov Quay in an interview said in part Tho removal of Major Drown wa nado against my advice and proles had no connection with It and dL claim all responsibility for its cans which may be ud disastrous When the senator asked if h lad been informed that the remov vas about to be made he answered I wts not Informed the remov vas to bo made but have heard fq some time that it would be When aw Governor Stone some ago w discussed the matter and I against the removal of Major Brow and hoped as a result he would no 10 disturbed Senator Quay said he knew noil K except what he saw la the paper Governor Stones alleged cand lacy for Senator seat i the senate I nave felt thai Governor Ston would bo a candidate to succeed me lip senator said I h binks of being a candidate to sui POTTER AGAINST BROWNS REMOVAL Nov Cour Justice W P Potter called upon Ma ior A M Brown yesterday and ex pressed bis displeasure with M Browns removal from tho ship by Governor Stone Ho said h hrd protested against an such action but that tho governo had refused to listen to or heed h arguments Big Porker Story No I Editor News A of Greeno killed a hog that dressed 422 pounds and sold sit pigs that we three months and 4 days old for 4 Pa ome Figures That Dont Tally Well With That PER CENT DIVIDEND CLAIM Wiat the Books of the Auditor Qen Office Are Alleged to Dividends of Last Years Said To Have Ranged 12 to 24 Pfr Cent Much local Interest Is felt la hq ot the light now being waged f President Playford of Water company to prevent tho of a charter to the newcom my A tho matter npw stands earing will lie had at In Inch Mill be determined tho truth the allegations made that ther dl oC the old company have iver yet amounted to 8 per 10 capital stock It Is staled ou credible authority iat the books of the auditor general a at show 10 annual receipts of the ater company amount to any here from 20 to 10 per cent ot the stock The law that doing business n this tale shall make annual returns of the done and hed light on the alleged S pei cent matter A gentleman Iu a position to know hereof he speaks Informed a Neua representative that for tha 1st eight years the Water had declined tho following on Us capita stock 00 rom 1813 to 12 percent 01 1897 ic per cent and 20 per cent or 180021 percent n other words from 1893 to 180 ho Water after divided SOOOO among Its 1897 n 1898 and 310000 in 12 00 y If a part ot this dividend had been expended in providing the town wouW not been suffering f rom water nes and losing whole ere early last spring tho Newa commenting OR the rainfall at that time y the usual law of averages a drought might be expected In the late summer ir fall and that not a tiling was be ng done to provide against this saort ige ono of the water dfs missed the suggestion with a that tho newspapers would letter attend to their own business Tho New a Standards point v ory much concerned the business as subsequent events have too sorely proved In the statement in pa per that the Brownsville Water com had been induced to jom m tho against the granting of tha new charter this referred to the old Brownsville Water company and not to the Citizens Water com pany of The latter made no protect The Show Tonight The achievement of equalling the worlds greatest allstar productions in the legitimate field Is attained bv the fashionable vaudeville numbers embodied In the Empire Show will appear at the Grand opera bouse tonight One headline feature challenge unusual attention and that is James J Corbett the latest add lion to the ranks of artistic enter on the vaudeville stage His charming manner and greater humor places him on a unique emin ence that has overshadowed his other versatile achievements Nat Goodwin speaks of him as the best light comedian today before the pub lic His delivery of his original monologue which at a glance can bo seen as wholly Is full of careful study and intelligent com prehension of the mannerisms and of the subjects that horo lates his stories about Secure your seats at once at Harry Beesons Have tne Newa left at home with all tbo news carefully prepared and your family as well Rt yourself a to what Ii on Greeting From Dr Van Voorhis Dear Bnd one dollar which place credit ou account of News Standard I been voting tho Democracy for 57 years aud 50 of thoso years in county I voted first in in Fayette for the Whigs when It waa almost a disgrace to be fornenst tha Loco Focos as they were called I always believed in fighting the op position with no fusion and have lived to see a solid phalanx in the Republican colamn Yours J S VAN VOORHIS Pa Zinc and grinding double As I was passing Chas P Hagans hn il large box of fine chocolates He Rets them fresh every week CITIZEN 8 All Star Acts Tonight Tii P W Simon piano toner repairer and regulator at A I EUli store
