Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - September 1, 1877, Titusville, Pennsylvania 0rniT0 Jane compiled Jrom reliable a specially FULL of c Press tulles Advertising Medium in Northwestern from all points of the Oil nun will bo paid for Write oue side of tbe n beet rui IT C J U COGSWELL Not heart is Goda Rood s we With love iu wo lilt Pirat to our wutora bitter sweet coined us with witb will It like Aprils breeze mid shower Or calm flows u rapid stream ami still H witb unto heart it or bitter Iato it Urn bosom with an iorca a Thai love we urv is hafu And all mi love bus censed to bless Our broken for VOX XIV NO 66 TITUS 71LLE IXi 11 hokeS to call for an Angelo to Lo said No no waa and the of the dark told our to Father Newman head was Vk Z WHOLE NO 4449 was smiling Its a combination lock to be tho successor of Wo lonn iiko Umt bung us A Hellish that no pen nor tongue dm praise sinfo It beat A love us fur iom hoat An of its lire j A to lean ou when the 1iot l the ovca to Tire Iu youths brief boyduy hottest love wo we but sp grant Unit later blossoms May spring loius H Coil some loving one bo near to bless way simple tenderness All the UV CM T CHS New Yoik There comparatively few persons who know that George Gleason the fa express messenger of tho P C St L Koad was a somnambulist His strange freaks performed during a som trance were known to a small circle of irionda and associates who men them uot when our hero wag ap pointed tho position he was destined to lill with honor For two ran liis car without incident no train robbers attacked it and lie became tho favorite messenger of tho road Strange to say that during the time while he dozed often in his car he did not once fall into tho somnambulistic aud he was congratulating himself that the singular trances had left him al together when occurred the incident I to relate Mis downward rnn on the night express from Coshocton to Springfield a distance of one hundred and eighty miles There wero few stations of im on the route nnd the train made but throe halts between tho two The officers of the road were at the date of our and still are careful men of business jealous of their and gentlemen of integrity When robberies became common on other roads the of tho P C St L wero siiro to receive orders commanding precaution and it was to the obedience of these orders that much of the popularity of the road was attrib Helio exclaimed one evening while over the col of tho Cleveland the ex press car of tiro C C I C robbed of Thats a good haul Why dont the cnr thieves try my car Hero Ive been on the road for two years and never ior a moment has thu safety of a dollar in 1113 safes been jeopardized Ho considered himself ono of the luck iest messengers iu the country and with thu paper iu his hand stepped into tho express car which a moment later moved out of Coshocton It was a beautiful autumn evening and tho messenger sat at the open aide door enjoying a cigar until the sun went down aud darkness fell over the earth Then lie shut tho door lighted tho lamps and saw that everything was safe Ho know the value of tho contents of tho companys and he thought what a haul would make if they Would successfully burglarize his car on the pres ent trip V But ho folt secure for lie dropped into liis own chair and fell asleep Thu train had arun of fortynine miles before the messenger would again bo to service and lie thought of this perhaps when he into the chair resolved upon a doze he rose and his eyelids parted Ho walked directly to the safes which side by side and opening the combination locks thew wide tho burglar proof Then ho took forth valuable package after package until lie had emptied tho strongholds of their treas ures It is safe to say that Gleason deprived the safes of money and other valuables within the aggregate of After doing this ho closed the doors and with the packages walked out of tho car to the lender It was filled with coal black and grim rind the heavy smoke of the engine tho toy of the smart breeze blowing boat against his face But ho did not to heed it for he tender with one hand and deliberately secreted tho packages among the coal in ono corner Having accomplished this singular task he returned to the express car washed his hands which had been begrimed by the Jumps of coal and retired to his chair his eyes closed and ho a sleeping man Georgo Gleason had robbed the safes in a state of somnambulism and their iron doors guarded the messengers book and a few old papers of little value He slept for half an hour longer when T tl 11 tho door it you saw that pleading would avail him naught There was stern determina tion iu tho robbers tone death in tho depths of the black ayes He had read of such burglaries how cashiers wero made to open of their own bunks aud throw thousands at the feet of robbers He never that such an event would happen iu express car No 50 much less would be compelled to assist iti robbing tho patronizing But ho was at the mercy of tho villain and his life waa in startling jeopardy Ho came forward with palo face and stood be fore the safes Bo lively about it said ono of tho men You know tho locks liko a book and wo know how to treat a man who obeys our orders with alacrity Wa give you two in which to wort If at that time the doors do not swing open the P C at L will lose messenger The imperiled man did not reply but fell to work on the locks The combina tion was quite intricate but Gleason was familiar therewith and in less than a min utes time he opened the first door Now for tho package of tho J The messenger put forth his hand un locked an inner door and started aghast The money part of the safe was empty Whats up Gleason exclaimed a mask looking at the messenger with as Gleason pointed to the empty recep tacle almost too amazed to speak nnd tho robbers strange glances Open the other safo commanded one The messenger obeyed It too was moneyless George Gleason we want no You know where the money is How know cried the mes senger mystified more than the robbers Did I know that you were coming and secrete the matter If BO who betrayed you 1 Hero are my books look at them for yourself I swear to you that there was worth of express matter in tho safes havent left tho though I have dozed but liko the cat A howerer soft will rouso me You ask mo where the money is I throw the question back at yon Upon pain of death I could not toll you men wo left Coshocton I car for one moment said ceased aud This beats the foremost robber me I believe you lie and his eyes action was to consult his watch His first Were approaching Graf ton he said to himself and drow another cigar from his pocket for a quiet smoke A few minutes lator tho of a del f lunar filled tho car and the mes senger was half enveloped in smoke Grafton was yet nineteen miles away All at once Gleason heard his name pronounc ed and turned quickly in hia chair He his fet George Somebody has robbed the safes before we struck They did it while you slept Will you slacken tho speod of tho train The messenger pulled the and the speed of tho train to di minish Now good night Gleason said tho disappointed moving to tho slid ing door Wo hope the company wont discharge you for sleeping at your post Of course we aro disappointed wo ei to make a big haul tonight The next moment they sprang from tho car and the messenger heard a prolonged whistle Then he saw tho moving nnd tho train fast returned to its usual speed Ho fell back into his chair completely mystified Ho could not imagine who had robbed the safes whoso empty pockets stared at him of tho car His thoughts were suddenly by tho conductor who bounded into his They did it eh Money all gono Curse the fiends they had a man on each platform masked and armed How much did they get Not n dollar said Glenaon Tho conductor looked at tho safes and then at the man whom he to re gard mad Whero is the money then I dontknow The stopped and as the mes senger had told his story search for tho packages began It camel to an abrupt and happy termination The engineer placed tho lost valuables into Gleasons hands Bob the fireman saw you climb on to tha coal iu tha tender and stuffed all these envelopes into ono cor ner When you went back into your car we pulled em out and to keep The San News Letter says Kostj popular actress has persistently refused to have her photo graph taken Tho result is that she has had her a burden to her by the persecutions of the photograph gallery agents Tia other day she let it be known that she proposed taking n at Noth When she loft the hotel an ex press wagon with a camera in it followed her carriage The next day she received n polite enclosing tho proof of a negative taken as she emerged from the briny dip The note pleasantly intimated that unless Miss 12ytinge reported for a legitimate sitting by day 10000 copies like the ono f would im mediately 52 numbers fL Delivered by jungle NATIONAL TUBE WORKS CO Telephone Outdone ilom Louisville The Association is greater than the telegraph greater than the tele phono Through its delicate process a paragrapher can sit in his room in Now York and scratch tho back of paragrapher in New Orleans Boston Mass ail of Oil Well Mug Casing and Line Pipe it to 11 Each joint reamed nt ml an ftT T o 1W to tbo Inch tuToro I A OUR PATENT TIME TABLE I in ur 13 T It E A ST Million A an A Ar Dp City Ar Elmira Mew York No No B 5S aui 1J JO piu 1 29 jln 2 ID pin n 10 piu 12 am 1 li am 1 50 am 1 3 36 11 45 pin pm 6 IU pm si 20 piu 9 ua piu 10 02 put 11 25 pin 225 um 4 K 5 20 inn 5 OJ uni 7 30 am 8 2J am U IU mu in 20 um U IS nm 111 40 um 11 io um 1 45 27 piu 2 15 um u EC 151 piu 2 55 pin 3 21 RIII 45 am 5 20 ara 8 OS am IU am 12 2U nm 7 20 pm 6 15 i 30 pin WAKO 10 4a am 12 11 pu i 10 iin 1 21 pi 2 pin 3 20 pm 4 27 pni 5 50 pui fi IS S 40 pni 10 53 pm C 50 am 50 Union City Akron DII Ar Cincinnati Louisville St Toledo Ho 1 11 20 pro 12 27 I IU am 1 43 am 2 45 am 40 am 4 H nm 5 47 am G um 8 M am 9 uni 10 50 am tl 57 nm 12 52 pm 1 lli pm 2 as pm 3 32 piu 4 M pni 5 42pm 6 pm e 27 pm 9 ts pm 8 00 am 10 On n rn iO nl am 12 as piu 41 pin r oo i ui 12 10 am G SO 7 OS pin 10 15 40 pm 8 00 8 JO am 10 50 pu 10 57 pin I OS am l 52 am 3 40 am 0 00 am to 45 nni J 30 pm Traina No i on main line run 1 Uo I will not run on Other trains daily 31 7 aii 8 4n an l 07 aif 10 23 am 11 4U mil 1 03 pin 2 13 pin 3 20pm 8 OJ pm li 00 am Sleeping tfo 3 and ln and Now dally i Coach on trains No 3 acul 12 between York dally via inun No at with for and alt iu tho viat at Union and Corry Oil and Niagara I i auI 5 Cleveland Chicago Close at with trains for tho and No allowed local tickets mast tickets to thoir they may ihen Hoin U li Cincinnati O 1 U Cleve land O E 1THUIWOIV HMI WAV l cm for you we got to Graf ton Town IH Koad City leaver City t l Tit A 1 Why you eyes opon hut and mo know you wero in a walking in a spoke the engineer and the reader mar imagine with what the received the not ono of whose original number was missing I do not know whether the robbers ever the story of the missing valuables but I do know that night George has not baen I t M 112 lisa SM EM 10fil 11 Oil 11 11 TI 12011 r AM nao 10 Or I 3 I 4 rii 1 City mid u tbu cigar fell to tha floor bis hand Hew to the pocket that held 1 revolver Jor there stood before f him two men whose dark masks hung far their chins Dont draw Mr Gleason naid ono of strangers and the yonng messenger saw n covering his bead i American dont be so aa to slay you here The road cant spare yon indeed it cant What do yon ho has not baen Tap labor reformers remain in the rough their want is not formulated so that it can be considered and treated of them make no specific demand Their clearest demands conflict with philosophy and experience and with ex isting institutions and so flatly that they can bo gained only by the superior power which makes and unmakes States and politics Those who ara engineering the movement should remember that no un just demand violently gained is ever per Tho changes here will ie Their and convincingly shewn than rationally manent 1 ho right ad not been heard When a f Prepared and society will consider what inun most What moi oy I hava nono But tho safes have Then open them if yon cah said tho with a smile With your wo will an that not Mr front oyes ve t como hero to parley j bent downward or nearly closed as prayers nnd as wo mean will proceed uttered tho face has tho appearance to it nt once You hayu tho and of that of an woman and will oblige UH producing them j Onu Another tarn bring lohn Henry sit D Con way in liis dence says is a man of strange visage Hia forehead tremely low partly from tho way his un parted hair falls over it tho top of his hoad seems flattened the month hears an expression of pain the chin in large and but tho nose is very prominent like that of Wellington When the features aro foreshortened in the 24U ur t a 727 7iv AH IV III rn IMS IM D flair Smt J V WINDSOR HOUSE Joseph 1rojtr Corner Franklin and rr TT 5 Tf TA Two minutes wilk from of P T k H li It anil the A V t P k K For Commercial of Water PA JBW nnl lintol tho 1 argent an d in tho city to Kith Tin Is richly pleasantly legated with nml water bw Or ono anil lith ami for al niit har attached will ho on at thn Union Express 60 South of Co nco Unfix Nolan General forwarders of Jfi f llm promptly at all tho principal citiM anil townn la the and Cana Direct Mne unit ihc Direct Una to all points in the Oil Kogon 0onitirH on nil call any thr city Infi on Cull u o Bnl ilcn at th to in nt a sizes or CASING and from two EATON BOLE AND CO GEO W TIFFT SONS CO iu Government Bonds States Treasurer to Secure HolU c R H Boughton Jr General Agent r Ojera louse TJ I Painter i At any of Tiftt nni duplicate ciui bo ou It il Jii I tr GIBBS I Manufacturing to Co TITUSVILLE AND PA i Fll L H A A F JT Gilils lohu I Vice President s i R J W A A J rs of i Stationary and Portable aad Engines K M C 11HKBK J WM 1 wsr c T AV Jt EOBERTS COMAKERS Liable nml Sal Domestic nml on United Slates und iio a PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE Elegant Eight tr CLINTON CO PA THOS Cashier AV U L B C Do a Collections in all parts district i i P 0 PA WALKER wo In tho 3vrtrsia In French Foil Pa for connected with it 11114 IU f T I j a tu PI AN 0 SAN I 0 EG A N S C A BROWN BROS PIANOS For the million 200 of Celebrated to be ia this luring Centennial at Lower Prices than Pianos been for during last 25 Hanking NATIONAL BANK Connolly iik paid in W i f IL f A u i Henri ark S V FOR OIL OK IRONS AND HASTINGS OP ALL KINDS IN I AND j Solo new Patent Balance Valve BOWNINGS PATENT Temper and Clamps PATENT ADJUSTER j the Climax Mower and Reaper and for celebrated KNOWLES STEAM in for Oil Gnu Irwi anil o Refined OU I j Are now at FirstClass Oil of 110 to 150 Degrees Standard Test j Fhich will on cam for anv mrl of tni or deliver In tbo city At the Regular Market cin tm at the mnie nt which we hem L trner or r O No 1JflO SODEMAN TEEGE j Xkr Mill will uni la on Train hrm Have Jrom to i 4 next ail j if Nn I b 1 lock r Corn I at T A AT No 1 Pa NEW 0 j ESTEY COTTAGE IIS Every makes to purchase a Piano or Organ within and will send ua particulars together with one copy of this adyer will be registered and a 00 to on the purchase of them Agents Send Tdr C BRO Yv tali T A In hfj unitit Hlock to rw Mo 1ortvntrctll C c Uv Si CO SIM i D O will nnd thin ra 11 In mhl ly fas i Stricter of liuly granted Lettorn for an In economics and of ilr by filan Mime ol which aro 1300 and 00 loot div twt respectively tho well th anil ftt fifty ps In fuel two power They In to of the at tho Clark villa to Introduce will w Thod who rM ly availing of ihe of their ami Invention jre noil do J tbat they without from the a to nte the name AK in J 0 P W AWES to Gos Brass anil Iron AND of i and i ENGINES AND BOILERS TOOLS IKONS and OIL WELI SUPPLIES Stills Tanks and Tank Cars Sole of the GAIB VALVE j M KUCHA NTS Advances Made ox Pipeline AT MODERATE RATES To all the Rob fie of Pro Man Sani anil that Baton Cole Co otters upon tbe at said 1ateota at t e and sellini al an In Wo IN OR not made or by in them for for our Patents to tho JAMES SMITH
