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   Morning Herald, The (Newspaper) - September 13, 1909, Uniontown, Pennsylvania                                3 FAYETTE SEPTEMBER ONE AND MS ARE Annual Exodus of Local Young People Is Now the Order of the ill WAN THE HERALD Call and Want Their Names Placed on the Mailing Towns of This Size Can Boast of as Many Students in College and Pre paratory The annual exodus ot local young lo their mid colleges is ow the order of the II Is ael om n town the size of Uniontown ci l the number of students In dm Colleges mid preparatory schools scat all over tho At the close of term a large lumber of these will terminate their careers and at tho opening here will be numerous now faces cen In the classes of the different Nearly all of those who go to school I a distance have The Morning Iler hl sent to nnd many of the fol uving have hail their on ho mailing list for the coming term Walter George Nich las Jacob Carnegie Spren Harold Isaac William II Con of iml nale Kinili Thomas and Hiram Perkins Dor Van Carroll Thoni 1aiil Will Samuel Karlo Spooning is Tabooed Fly Cops Are Cleaning Up Connells East Park Residents Com night spooning has been tabooed In and as a result of com plaints the residents of the Bast Park and hurry up orders been Issued from pol ice gather up sus Fly cops or plain clothes men were detailed on the job anil after the drag net was pulled in the first night several Individuals pos ted After the police had broken up tho practice of street walking by admin frequent and heavy the outskirts of town began to suffer as a Several characters have driven from the town since the be of Evans adminis and those who have so fortunate as to retain their residence here are scheduled for a free ticket to Works Will Not Shut Down Iron Corr parry Will fire 113 Meeting of he Washington Coal Coke According to orders received y tiy Superintendent IS LANDED BY Alleged Sneak Thief Taken by Surprise at Vanderbilt and Finally GOT GOLD WATCH Sold Timepiece to Uniontown Man for to Have Confessed After Going Through Third Has Bad Keo Rosa Max unit John Sc Mount Vim National National Park Medico for li Ohio lx for I louder J Walt Patman j ami of Kali University of Mi lion Law Wont nil ploy and Oliver D Den linn Haul All bolt Vn Milton Da anct Ho on 1ftHlliie Hur 10 of Iron t wlH Hie 113 ovena f down for a as Tho news of the change ns the men the K of Uio Jay off nd a number had work Several duys ago tho ovens ero all blown out as it wan uit there was a supply in large to lawt for at least four The now orders require an output of cars a day which will moan that li Will he used and about 100 ion will bo The old men avc been to report tomorrow for The monthly meeting of tho Wanh Coal Coke comply hold L it was preceded a 12 oclock luncheon given by avah Cochran at her Cochran is one of lie large stockholders tti tho who of the Harry pros i viVe William Sher direr ors assist nt and John Daw secretary ami was no oC gratifying or ts he lins llred Us ovens and Is tti on good OKI of John HOKS Katon at Vim Saturday it is believed that a smooth sneak is in the clutches of tlu has the and county tis since July when it is alleged lie stole a 45 sold watch from Under taker inaile several to land hnt he smooth enough to escape froin his house as the police wore to gather him Comity Detective Frank in took the case in hand on Saturday and the took the much man by and had him shackled before ho fully aware of his landed Ills in In tho lockup and this morning Constable brought him to where He will be given a before Squire Monday Union sent the officers won that they would have tremble on their hands if they ever attempted lo arrest but Hoss avoided trouble with the blue coals and had constructed a sec ret passage way from Ins house that mado escape Lhe officers were about to pounce upon Cit In repeatedly gave the local authorities tips of Eatons and each Mmo a raid was pinned he man County Detective McLaughlin made the ar rest single handed despite the fact of reputation as u tough Individ ual to When brought to the Eaton pnt through the third degree and after an hours se vere grilling ho made a confession the thelt of the watch is well as that of a valuable revolver taken from the desk of Sims undertaking Kalon told the officers that he sold the watch to of Union and this Officer Me recovered time 3uton had sold It to Pope for The revolver was recovered at his home this A thorough search will ho made of homo for the purpose of securing evidence of other SPAHR BEGINS HIS PASTORATE HERE Big Snake Frightens Pretty Girl Rattler Curls Himself and Makes Ready to Stream Attracts Snake ship While on their way to While Rocks yesterday afternoon Misses Nellie and Lulu Rider and Ada anil Harry William Nixon and of family ill tho form a Miss Lewellen was but a few feet oft when the sharp of his gave her a Tho critter showed fight anil struck at her but wits speedily dis patched by Harry On meas uring UIR snake it was found the length from to nose was 2 12 and it was tho possessor of eight rattles and a button which were promptly The rest of the way up a sharp lookout was kept for any other of the family that might be in Ilio GRIM REAPER PAYS VISIT TO W People Removed by Death During Two or Throe WILLIAM CHOCOLA MAD Suffers for Hours With Broken Leg Night Watchman at Pittsburg Brew ery Lies Helpless long Time Before Help Well Known Printer Passes Away Af ter Maud Brownfield of WILLIAM a well known local printer ind oper at his homo in lOnst Ciul evening after a linger Hc was horn in and the at n early Up until the time of Ills loath he was secretary of Ilio Union t that position for Two was a model young and and well by who know Deceased was a of the Odd Fellows and that ror will of iho funeral which will bo today at His mot tier ami four brothers HOTEL from towns l I he holols over Marlon Harry nw M i lohn He f red Thomas Wesl Knd OMo Cross IV Now Salem 1la1ncn ami William and Smith Hold I John Drowns David Margaret and John on Now NEW MINISTER AT THE FIRST CHURCH MAKES GOOD IM PRESSION PREACHES TWO FINE by tho conference as pastor of Ihe church arrived hi town Friday evening to take up his duties Yesterday morning ami evening he preached bis first which were with two iw being a cordial reception bj MIR of the Ho eomes from having a very pastoral r of seven years In I lut 11 This is tho whirl iwas Tho Allegheny was the firs uid only held by il the district prior lr his ii In eom ing to lie labored n years ii having hud three Ho was also In U Nnw antl hir the nC his worl has served ah of Ihr York am llis i gnu n ate tf Adrian College am receive I ho nry of e fily Spain is nn aide minister and n and thn local Cation in nf a COTI of tho work so forward oil during iho of i Sustaining a of the left leg while walking down the path of the hill just east of the Roman night watchman at the Pittsburg lay for over two hours and his hands and knees for about 200 yards before lie received medical Ho was Injured about 0 oclock Satur day anil was not found until by a railroad who the man was intoxicated and telephoned the police to that Policeman John responded and on learn ing that Nagle was suffering with a broken leg he carried him to the police station and summoned Frank Taylor and John Stur who dressed the as removed to his home in Lincoln in Ilibbs Fosters delivery After ho had been revived at tho station he stated that he had aken a friend to liis and was In a hurry lo his work when 10 accident In descending ie hill he stepped on the side of a rge stono and snapped the hone just his left After realising hat had happened he called for holp time without receiving ti re Finally lu hair rolled ami half Iho railroad in son IT h f Collie one who could call a physician r have him taken to the physicians In two hours he covered about 10 yards and when found at hr completely exhausted and in i From reports received lasl night e injured man is resting hut ill not he on l fur at least two A BLAKELEY HAS EVEN CHANCE PnM from thn way 1ms ra liod and ho now hna more than an eve for He has ben In last 12 hours tut IH K A today 1ft WANT ROAD Residents MAUD Maud aged of a West Penn died at Brownfield in South Union Saturday of u complication of after a five weeks Game Today Will be a Thriller last Contest of the Championship Series Will be Played This Afternoon at Cycle was of Sarah of anil remained it home until her Well in Uniontown and she l a large circle of friends who were shocked to learn of her icr husband 3ho lived in Uniontown or some later returning to his where she She was a faith ul of the Hopwood taking an active part in the church Her and one snr William for merly of the wil have fu neral Cervices thai will be held nv afternoon at 2 One of the most Important ever played at Cycle park will be played this afternoon at when Fairmont and Uniontown will in the deciding game for the league Each team hns won three games and todays contest promises to bo a The same lineup will he in the with a change in Although no positive statement was made last night it is possible that two who won a pair of games for their teams will be tlic Hither Fletcher and King or find Hoberts will From the past six games the battle will doubtless he full of thrillers and the largest of the season will at tend in case of favorable A party of Fairmont rooters with their jeans jingling with will ar rive on the train and will their to the The sports are anxious for re venge for yesterdays defeat anil will but their last cent on the final Wilh the pennant sluice tho mem bers of each team will take advantage of every weakness of their and will play the to the Special arrangements have been made to handle a large crowd and a corps of deputy sheriffs will he oil the ground Lo preserve good Umpires and who have given general satisfaction in the will with behind Uie bat and Weddige on the Tho game will be called promptly at Before the of the post sea son series the presidents of tho two clubs met in and by the flip of a coin decided the choice of the place for the seventh John o the local and therefore the batlle will be waged at Cycle Heckman officiated at the funeral of who lied suddenly Friday ut noon al the of Henry of which were held at the res idence of of Vevnon al JO The funeral was by friends of the deceased from and Ihe sur rounding The o numerous and After cT services The remains were ta ken to Ihe Ma where rendered an The was made in Ihe church The pa hearers were Daniel Wil nf and nnd uf MERCHANTS TO PLAY MACS MEN UNIONTOWN TEAM IN THE BIG LEAGUE WILL HAVE TO GO SOME TO WIN FROM MANAGER REHMS of South Union Township Are Up in of District South Inion nre up in arms the road supervisors of dist 2 and 3 for heir failure 1O com to about 100 yards of the road air shaft and Continental They that the other of the new road is In fino but the two in complete of 20il each them and Tiso affair luis bren dis by the of bal and in nil probability action will Iho The property own claim that al hough they many no reason for the rci work lias boon the master cif who assisted in giving the in territory 0110 of the roads in tho has a position in engineering j of tho Coke Ho spent about on oi the new DEATH IN SHALLOW a Sin a was here in a of water live While to his rn lie stumbled and fell face downward into a His head lilt ho pave and ho drowned before hi Hts body was found by JAMES SOUTH a life long resident o South died Mils even ing it his homo at S lie was horn June and during great rebellion served on a gun Hy Reynolds was molder iti the employ of Julius Her bortson a is at was Ami of the church in and active in ail lhat pertained lt the welfare of the with which ho was is sur vived by h is and Sam U Tom of South ami at No arrange ments have been made fnr thn funeral which will probably tako place from his late residence in South With a view of showing that hts warriors are not the only peb bles on the President A has picked an allstar team from the Merchants and will put men up against the big Leagu ers Thursday afternoon at Cycle There ia sonic promising timber in the local amateur league and the Union town players will not be able to loaf and The proceeds will be used to defray the expenses of the Mer chant league and assist the local play has chosen some rca stars who will work their heads oft to hand Mac and his men a lomon Tho host players of the town will be cir favorite and an ex hi hit ion well worth seeing will hi A number of boon print oil ami are being sold b those interested and Woods cipu Manager tha lie will have his bunch of regulars oi Ihn lleh and will play rho game up t Ilio following lineup wi the merchants Sharp or i c Mi I 2 t s I m Miller and House he Tae has not yet doen lint will bo a man familiar with Ih ame and Tho at and an admi ion nf routs will ho San fire I premium award and ROld In won premium and silver at of at fall at 8110 ram AU for nut T pastor of the at tho funeral of in the 1resby orian chunh Mils Jit t A Urge 11 if re In f InNr IS DOWNED IN Hundreds of Local People Go to Fairmont to See Our Pets Beaten to a PLAYING THAT WAS PUNK Lefty Wallace Driven From the Who Succeeded Given Rotten Crowd Visits Traction Special to tho Over a lousand fans saw Fairmont even up le championship series by taking over In a featureless 61 at Traction park this after The game was featured by several Igh dives over the rough places In outfield and by slow fielding anJ ase running by tho Fayette county The crowd was one of the largest ver assembled at the local A pedal excursion train brought nearly 00 to and few exceptions they placed oiu on their pels and be ore time for tho gunie every seat In he grand stand and bleachers wag The preliminary practice of oth teams was watched closely and plays were applauded rooters for the team in There was a loud cheer when Umpire announced the opening of the that meant to the vic The strain seemed to tell on the via tors from the as their oldtime and heady playing were Although both Uniontown pitchers were hit the locals wore pre with runs that could have been by real Vallace was sent to the mound by Manager McCloskey to take the bacon ck to Jt was not and of were slammed all over the od for 2 23 Innings he was relieved iy good vould have made the game Wilson was not hit but bone headed plays allowed Fairmont to cross the pan three times during his the locals star had warriors on the run all through the and the result of the game was never In doubt after the third Uniontown drew first blood in the second round when it scored the only run of the the first man hit past d with a biff to right and pushed Farias to while he settled on Cowan hit to who fum and Carrss crossed the McAleese went Parker to Car Wallace skied to Hanght arid Miller took the Fairmont came back strong in their alf mill took the lead by sending a air of warriors across the fourth nalley hit over second and stole Gates popped to Cowan and Carmony OMalley poled the pill over third for two Dailey ami Kins whiffed and filed to after Kollar had hit safely over In the third inning I kin Kill boat out a slow oue to Miller and went to sec ond on Parkers Gates hit to and In an at tempt fo tho fleeing dis appeared lu a hole in his Continued on nage in Kriday lifter noon after a UIK I In was liorn neur Murch and lived fii hut vicinity II his Hu Is by Wilson mul tho following children md Chamberlin Metal Weather Keep out wind nnd per ot tho gas or coal Ka National Hunk of Fayetto DROVE OFF WITH Stranger Jumps Into Rdy Kramers Buggy and Attempts a have in the loss nf a ami to Hay St unlay en Kramer had driven town his homo in tho and had hU and hitched in tho rear of he for the bo found that it wits mil he had loft Thinking that it have to tho of on avenue lie to find It had not been ween by tho older Kramor or any member of Uy Ibiri Unit came to liis IlK iui ami oti go nut if Iho to a fur ther noarch lu saw tho horse and hug Ky goini ou near 1 fo called to tho driver to bu the occupant of busny whip the horse drove down raU street and nui At lie road Ilio wero so clone upon that lio Jump IM out of tho and Tho fu as a colored JAMES HERBERT the 21 oll son of and Charles Mess of died yes afternoon at I The funer al will he held Ihls evening at 7 oclock by Walter Tho hotly will bf removed to Lone fur iu THE Government Weather Forecast for Western Ohio and West Virginia For Monday and Opening of Dancing School tho dancing for thn whiter md if Itin thn past an iir tiny of i more without start at Mio takes either from Iho Dont Con Hell you home on drm card thla Aa NOTICE of Ilio uro ro o me H at their at this to tho funeral of Monday x days for can n UK Only for 1 UNIONTOWN PRODUCE ViH  

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