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Danville Montour American (Newspaper) - August 5, 1909, Danville, PennsylvaniaSute Library vol. 55�?no 25 Danville pa., thursday. August 5, 15 09 established in 1855 do. Irving 11. Jennings dam 1st. Office hour a. M. To 12 or. A. To i p. M. 104 Mill St., d anti lie a. N 4hultz, m. 425 Mill St., Danville a. Diseases of the stomach and intestines a special items condensed. Wanted a local agent to advertise and introduce the new educational wot. Webster s dictionary and Atlas of the world must be Edo rated Aud Able to furnish Good refer a urea a to ability and Chara ter. The a a publishing g com Pany Akron Ohio. David Colehower of Reading while visiting his grandparents. Or. And mrs. Frank Smith of Berwick. W in bitten on the body by a poisonous insect and blood poisoning resulted. The lad is now in a serious condition. Three persons. George Bishop. Tolin Oara Boue Aud William Christopher and also Twenty dogs were bitten by a mad dog at Norristown. The bitten persons have been sent to the Pasteur ust tute at new York for treatment. And a number of the canines Nave been shot. David j. Richardson cashier of the closed cosmopolitan bums of Pitts Burg was held in 110,000 bail for the october term of court. He i charged wit i false entries and false reports to the comptroller of the currency also witly the abstraction Aud misapplication of the funds of the Bank. The Little Sou of mrs. M. Malloy of Mckeesport while playing with a Glass toy picture swallowed it aug was choking when his Mother pus tied the thing Down his Throat. It is now lodged in Bis stomach. The woman was unable to pull the obstruction out and the child was in serious danger of choking to death. His cond Liton is a riots. The baby of mrs James Lorah of Allentown was Given a dose of its Mother s Medicine instead of its own and was killed As a result. One of the Hazleton school directors is starting a movement to have cooking darning Aud mending taught in the schools. The Railroad commission at Harrisburg has received a petition from Philadelphia that the station on the Baltimore Aud Washington Railroad it sixty fifth Street be reopened. This station was closed ten years ago a league of the taxpayers in Mercer a been organized to fight graft. Dep nov pish and game Warden Holland of blooms Curg report that 500 pollutions of the state Stream. Have been stopped up to this time. The barns of two Lancaster couty Farmer with All the year s crops were destroyed by fire. The unfortunate losers Are James rebook and Jacob Hostetter. James Haggerty of Philadelphia in the Hahnemann Hospital. He was the eighth victim of the collapse to the Archam Banjo in Riding several weeks ago. The Man a unconscious for 10d hours after the Accident and it was known from the Start that he could not recover. The Reading railway company is going to change its route to abandon the Perkasie to Uncle. It will do this by skirting Tunnel Hill Subt above perk use and by doing this will the time of the run Between Philadelphia and Bethlehem the old Tunnel is in a had condition. Leo Perrine a prisoner in the House of correction at Holm Esburg. Serving a three months term fur picking pockets escaped from that institution while in a delirium from typhoid fever. The fellow Wannat the time of his escape and Lave been drowned in the Penny Paar Creek through which he had to i ii. Franklin Scheifler we tin re liboro Maks county. A. I. Rii Ning a grape time ago and by Vered a artery. The Wood i was Healing Scheifl a i sad Thot her a by and the contraction f the Mussel was so sudden that he started to bleed again and Al most hied to death before the flow was stopped. He was removed to a Philadelphia Hospital where he is now improving. Garret Linder Tii. The former South Bethlehem millionaire was released l Roia the Lehigh county jail after having served one year for contempt of court. He was co executor with mrs Emily Ashe in the estate of Robert Rathbun and failed to make Good in the Sain of f60,000. Friends got together and raised enough Money that coupled with what he got by the Sale of Soroe property was enough to cover f i Dell in it and Rva n is re a a Liu or Man d m a a pen mass Tig pin Milliou in a a Toul Tiu. Result of saturdays games Danville 5 Alden 1, first game. Danville 5 Alden 0, second game. Shick Shiuey a Berwick 1. Nescopeck 14 Benton 8. Bloomsburg. 7 Nanticoke j. Standing of the clubs. W. L. . Nanticoke in 3 .813 Danville. 12 3 .800 Shickshinny. 8 7 .533 Nescopeck 8 8 .500 Benton. .0 0 .400 blooms Borg. 0 9 .400 Berwick. 5 11 .313 Alden. 4 12 .250 the greatest Day of the Eason for Danville was saturday. Danville a two wins Aud Nanticoke a loss to Loo Insburg make a change of three games in the relative standing of the two leaders of the Susquehanna league and places Danville but one Point behind in the Crample for the top of the column. Liis. Too with Nanticoke having played one More game than Danville. The positions of the other Cunhs differs but Little Aud matters less. Bloom Burg jumped from next to last to tie for fourth place. Alden tightened her hold on the Fonda tin position. Everything tended to put the race More Aud More up to Dauville and Nanticoke and while the hitter still Contin men at the top tilings do unt look at All Hight for the Coal heaver. I in the midst of the enemy s Cap Aud surrounded by n hooting and jeering mob of Nanticoke rooters at Edge water Park on saturday afternoon Dauville trounced Alden twice in easy fashion standing the cellar champions of their head while the crowd yelled itself hoarse with disappointment. Alden s Only score was made in the first innings of the fir to game the re Salt of an error. After that during the remainder of the afternoon they failed to get another Man across the . Peck Rowe did his first pitching for Danville twirling throughout the sixteen innings played in the finest form his work in the Box marking him As a most valuable addition to the locals pitching stall. A total of eight hits he allowed the Ahlo nites during the sixteen innings of the two games. He struck out 12 men and issued no passes. His display of nerve and head work Aud staying qualities were remarkable. At one time in the first game the first Man up hit the first Ball pitched for three sacks and there he remained on third while Rowe struck out the next three men who faced him at other times during the two games with men of bases he retired the Side of strikes or let the oppose Tiou Down on easy infield drive. When he finished the sixteen inning he said he could have kept on pitching until dark. Behind him Rowe had Fine support. With one or two exceptions the Danville team played flawless Ball during both games the howling of the mob earn aug Only to increase their efficiency. Dooley Hess and Livengood Are particular Lvi ment Couable. In the first game Dooley and Livengood accomplished a pretty double when the Catcher caught a Fly and quickly threw to Livengood at first. The hitting of the Dauville team was a feature not so much in the number of swats hut in their timeliness. Just when hits were necessary to make runs was when the Danville players would swat the Ball and then they would hit it hard. Coveleskie in the ninth innings of the first drove his eighth Home run f the season Over the left Field fit was the second Home run eve in on the Edgewater Park �i5.nti�?T -. Luring the two games i s to a and Metzler had two . Liveng a Koveleskie and t Una each ring to a three Bagger. L gins in Cert a Field was the main i a. A a lieu him. He did some g r a. Yde a number of Beautiful c to Hes and was fast of the bases j the boo re first game. Thomas b. Shannon of tar Boxville. Was elected teacher of the new High school on the South hide maintained jointly by Gearhart township and Riverside Borough. His salary will be eighty dollars per month. The joint meeting of the two school boards was held of Friday night a fall representation of both boards be ing present As follows Gearhart township a. F. Landau w. W. Gulick g. W. Gearhart John freeze John Murphy and t. W. Layton. Riverside Borough John Wildsmith r. B. Bird. John Keim Hervey Shultz Clarence Yeager and diaries e. Mills. There were several applicants for the position of High school teacher. All were Given careful consideration but the two hoards seemed unanimous in the Choice of Thomas b. Shannon of Turbotville who on a visit to the South Side had favourably impressed the directors. He is a Man on the score of whose qualifications there is to doubt. He is approaching Middle life and has had abundant experience not Only in High schools hot also in us graded schools. Of motion it was decided to fix the length of the school term at eight Mouths the schools will open on september 7th. Of motion no. W. Gunlick of Gearhart township Aud r. B. Bird of Riverside Borough were selected to constitute a Quot High school Hoard of the two districts As required by Law. The two men comprise a wholly separate Board which has All the Powers and duties and is subject to All the liabilities with respect to the control and maintenance of the joint High school that Are conferred or imposed by Law upon the school directors of either of the townships or districts by which the said High school is established. The High school Board has to Power to create indebtedness by the Issue of Bonds or otherwise hut in the disbursements of funds is limited to the moneys provided by the school boards of the respective townships or of tracts which it represents Kush twp. After More schools the county commissioners will be obliged to abolish practically All the wooden Bridges throughout the county erecting in their Stead steel Bridges a measure which will entail a Cost of Many thousands of doll Ais on to. That the wooden Bridges will have to go was demonstrated a few Days ago when a traction engine went through one of that Type of Bridge in Anthony township. Nearly a dozen other Bridges of the same Type which have become county Bridges formerly considered sate will be Likely to yield in tote same Way when put to the test. The traction engine ponderous in itself and drawing after it the massive Thresher now penetrates every Corner of the Countryside illustrating that even the remotest Rural locality is affected by the Industrial revolution and the changed conditions generally that characterize this practical age. Obviously nothing remains but for the various communities to keep Pace with the Progress of the times in All thing and Hiot course implies that if the old Woodden Bridges or culverts Are not Strong enough to hear the traction engines which Are Here to stay a then nothing remains to do hut to build Bridges of Iron which will prove equal to the new burdens imposed. This is precisely the View taken by the county commissioners who have decided to enter upon Trie work of Bridge construction on a Large scale they have decided to build a once three new Bridges in addition to the three for which bids Are being invited and contracts for the in Riding of which will a awarded next week. All three of die new Bridges will be in the Northern part of the county. One will replace the Bridge broken by the engine of the Road leading from Hurley a school House to White Hall one of the other Bridges to be rebuilt is Kowit As the Sechler Bridge Ami the other As the Maust Bridge next summer the commissioners expect to take up the work anew and Bridge in Riding will probably be the order for several years to fete at Hospital Shir at the h0� representing a number of taxpayers of the Moore school District of Rush township attorney George. Keilien Snyder monday morning presented a petition to the Northumberland Conn to court at Sudbury requesting that the directors of the said District he required to furnish ample accommodation for the pupils. The petitioners declare that the directors have wilfully neglected and refused to provide a suitable school or in Riding for the children and that there Are Twenty children Aud upward residing along the Logan run Road who Are obliged to walk four Miles to attend school. That there has not been a change in the location of the school Sites in the District for forty years Aud that the tax rates have remained at six Mills for a longtime judge Auten appointed w. E. Bloom of Sudbury an inspector to investigate the condition and report to the court when some action will be taken. Philippine planters finding hemp cultivation not As profitable As in former years Are beginning to till their lauds for other crops. Danville r. H. O. Hess 3b. I Umlauf is Thomas. A Metzler. Of. Livengood 2b Koveleskie. Of Doley c a. Kert if Howe p totals 5 9 2t�?T> 14 1 Alden. R. H o. A. E. Smith 8b0 0 9 0 0 Higgings of. 1 1 300 a via r 0 0 8 1 0 Bergen at 0 j 2 2 0 Olsheski. Is. .0 1 1 0 1 Salsinger p .0 1 1 3 0 Gorham. 3b. .,0 0 0 2 0 Phillips of .0 s 1 0 1 Beriy if 0 1 2 0 0 a a a a a totals .1 7 27 13 2 11 it by thrown Ball. Danville .10 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 -5 Alden 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 second game Danville. R. H. O. A. E. Hess 5b0 1 0 2 0 Umlauf is 1 2 5 0 Thomas la. 1 1 10 0 0 Metzler of 0 1 2 0 0 Livengood 2b 1 0 1 3 0 Koveleskie rf.0 0 0 0 0 Dooley cd 0 i 0 0 Mackert if .0 0 0 0 0 Mccloud if .0 0 0 0 0 Rowe p 1 0 1 0 a a a a a totals5 5 21 10 0 Alden. R h o. A. E. Smith la. 0 0 9 0 1 Higgins of. 0 1 2 0 0 Davie 0. 0 0 9 1 1 Bergen 2b 0 1 1 0 1 Olsheski is. .0 0 0 1 3 Lack Ell p 0 0 1 8 i Gorham. 3d 0 0 1 3 0 Phillips of 0 0 0 0 0 Bierly if 0 0 1 1 1 a a a a a totals. 0 1 24 10 7 Alden. 0000 0 0 0 x -0 Danville. 0 0 100013 -5 the Beautiful Lawn at the Hospital for the in Aue was the scene of an elaborate function monday eve. When a Farewell was tendered to or Ashenhurst and l . M free both of whom have tendered their resignations As members of the medical staff of the Hospital or free s resignation a area \ taken effect. Or. Ashenhurst will sever her connection with the Hospital shoot the Middle of the month the Farewell fete was tempered by tie medical staff and the officials of tie Hospital for the insane among those present were or. Meredith or. Krickhaus or. h. B Schultz Steward of the Hospital from Danville the following physicians assembled to do Honor to the retiring member of the staff or. R. S. Patten or. C. Shultz. Or. G. E. Stock or. I. G. Rarer and or. 1 h. Burnings. The Medica staff and officials of the Tio Spital United in the presentation of a Gold Bee to or. Ashenhurst As a Token of their High regard. Or. Free was remembered in the same Way w Ith an elaborate purse. Addresses fell of sentiment were delivered by or. Meredith As Well As by or. Ashes Hurst and or free. Re ire Shronts Choice and abundant were served on the Lawn. Work on the new building a at the Hospital for the insane provided for by the appropriation made by the last legislature is now Well under Way and the grounds present a scene of activity nearly As great As was witnessed last summer. Benedict and company of Williamsport who have a sub contract for Rais ing the roof of the Southern half of the male infirmary Are practically through with their work and will be off the ground by the last of the week. The Wing was raised twelve feet to correspond with the other half of the infirmary which was raised last Winter. By reads of jacks and elaborate system of blocking the irregular roof system was raised bodily to the required height. The work which a Al 1 de for the closest kind of oversight a in experienced hands however and was completed without a single mishap or any delay. The Brick work is practically completed Aud yesterday the roof was being let Down of the Walls constituting the added Story. This Parr of the work was every hit As exacting Aud difficult As elevating the roof. It was under the immediate supervision of Boss Carpenter William Bushen. Representing Mosier amp Summers. Or. Benedict was also of the Job. Beyond this Point the work on the male infirmary Wilt bar carried speedily to completion. Attend ants dormitory. Work on the in Riding for the employees is also Well Ender was. This build log is located at the rear of the Hospital near the boiler House. In shape it resemble a t. The front portion being fifty seven feet by 24 feet Aud the Wing extending in the rear thirty seven feet by one Hundred Aud seven feet. It will be two stories High. Up to Grade tie wails Are built of Concrete. The building will be of Brick. Work a been under Way for nearly a Mouth past. The bricklayers ten of whom Are employed began work of monday and the Wall All around tiie building have been Laid up to the height of about two feet. The dormitory which will be fitted up with Especial reference to the needs of the employees will fill a Long Felt want Aud will add much to the Comfort of to is Das of employees. New siding. Work on the siding a 1 the a pit counselled with it is also under Way. Much of the grading of t in a ext Eusian of the siding Designe. 1 to carry the cars around from the present Dun to the boiler House is aired completa in addition the Eva anon for the Coal pit at the rear of the boiler House is Well under Way. The Coal pit will be feet Long by fourteen feet wide. Its depth will be seven feet the Bottom being of a level with the floor of the boiler House. The pit will hold about four a car Load of Coalar one Lime. The improvement is one of the most import aut contemplated at the Hospital As it will obviate the necessity of hauling the Coal up from the dump by wagons other work ground has not As yet been broken for the cow shed which building will constitute an important part of tiie work to be done this summer. The building of the sewage disposal Plant constitutes a important operation in itself. Taken All together tiie work on foot and contemplated will keep the constr motors Busy at the Hospital All summer the Public schools of the Borough will open on the last monday of aug. Tills year which implies that Only a trifle Over three weeks of vacation remain. It is a fact that an enormous amount of work in tiie Way of repairs cleaning. &c., remains to be done in the Short interim. The extensive repairs including talc mining and painting Are being pushed ahead As rapidly As . On next monday night at the regular meeting of the school Board the contract for cleaning the build legs will be awarded after which Especial attention will have to be Given to that Brantli of tiie work in order that the buildings May be placed in proper condition for the opening of schools. As to vaccination. The same rules and regulations re Latium to vaccination that have governed the schools for several years past will he enforced this year. Notwithstanding that much agitation Lias been set on foot looking to amendment tiie Law relating to vaccination is still in Force. All principals and teachers Are obliged to refuse admission of any child to the schools under their charge or supervision except upon a certificate signed by a physician setting Forth the new Lincoln pennies just put into circulation reached Danville yesterday and proved an object of great curiosity. The Danville National Bank received fifty dollars it five thousand pennies at 9 of clock yesterday morning and by 10 30 o clock fifteen dollars 1,500 pennies had been into circulation. The most of the new pennies were give out in Exchange fur Nickels Aud dimes in a few instances pennies were exchanged. The new Penny is very artistic in appearance. On the obverse Side instead of the familiar Indian head surrounded by the legend Quot United states of american Aud wit i the year of Issue inscribed underneath the new Coin contains the bust of Lincoln. Above the head is the motto in god we l n one Side of the bust is the word a a Liberty Aud on the Oiler is the year of Issue 1909,�?� on the re ver6e Side the new Penny differs Les from the old. Immediately under tiie denomination of tiie cent a appears the words Quot United states of at the upper Edge appears the motto Quot e. Pluribus unum. A a dispatch Frum Washington states that a serious Blunder Lias been made that such child has been successfully. Ii. ,. Y the mint authorities and that a vaccinated or has previously had the Small pox. The certificate a above described of course is not necessary except in the Case of those pupils who have not attended the schools before. In hie Case of All those who attended oar s tools last year Ami previously hie question of vaccination has been satisfactorily settled. Obviously Only a Little time remains for those who need a certificate to attend to Vanciu Tiou Aud they should see a physician immediately otherwise a delay May occur before they will lie admitted to the alarm tuesday evening new die May have to be made Telim Nate the objectionable features. If this occurs it will make the Coin already in circulation of value above their face. The objectionable feature is tiie initials of the designer Victor Brenner which appear of the lower Edge of the reverse Side in minute raised the circumstances it i it doubtful whether Many of the new pennies Given out it the link yesterday will go into circulation at this time. It is More probable that they will be Laid by with the Hope of realizing something on them when they become rare. Before closing yesterday afternoon 3,500 of tie new pennies had been paid out at the Dauville National Hauk. Fifty six years in the pulpit a alarm of fire startled our citizens about six o clock tuesday eve. The Blaze occurred in the moulding department of tiie Danville foundry and machine company. A heat was Ruu yesterday As usual p a a n it in no a n n a # ,. Hev. It. Monroe D., pastor of and the last tiling before leaving the a a i in the methodist episcopal Church of new shop last evening the flasks were poor re. I i.a.,., Cumberland Aud who is Well known i By the time the workmen a i ,. In Ohnich circles in Danville gone Home and the foundry we left in the hands i the wat Dincau lie Dis machines Are in operation talking Crow meets sad Fate a Tim the pet Crow owned by miss Heath on Pine Street whose exploit in finding a lost breast pin was praised last week has since then come to an untimely death. He happened to fir to a neighbouring Yard alighting in an in which a couple of dogs were kept. Owing to the fact that he possessed the gift of talking the social Side of Jim a nature was highly developed. The a dogs however resented Jim a Friendly intrusion. Precisely what took place will probably never be known but a altercation occurred in ring which the Crow received injuries from the effects of which he later died. Jim was really a Marvel. The Beauty of his plumage Aud Iii accomplish meet As a talker made him a perfect aristocrat among crows. He found a Welcome wherever lie went and now that he is dead the whole neighbourhood shares the owner s grief e. Yates Smith of Pottstown broke his Arm while cranking his automobile and not realizing hit injuries drove his machine fifteen Miles to his Home before his wound a dressed he suffered intense pain. The Lake Quot always rewinding machine Quot an in Tulion of James g. Lake of this upon which the inventor Lias spent several Vears of work is now on the Market the Mach Ines being manuf Einred by the j. G. Lake manufacturing company on North Mill Street. The machine is a most ingenious contrivance which will solve a serious difficulty in the giving of moving picture shows Aud eliminate the Long wait Between the showing of different films As each film is rewound on the Lake machine As it is shown. One of the machines has been id use at rolling Green Park near Sunbury for some time and is said to be giving perfect satisfaction. One Lias also been installed at the Majestic theatre army. Carmel and at other places. The Mach Ines sell for $35,00. Covered fire the in Riding being full of smoke. It appears however that there we nettling More Serien the matter than that a flask had Tuku fire As very for Zeuty occurs. Without understanding the cause the watch in or. R to be on the Safe Side Sor idea the ?-tie the fire department took up t a alarm in Respo w to which the Wash in Aud the i eur ship Tern out. The former company the Woi is but their services were not needed tiie Friendship company had barely started for the Plaut when it Learned that the Blaze was Road tax giving trouble tiie Dollar Road tax has been giving trouble All Over the state and collect ors and others Hare been having All kinds of difficulties in collecting the same. The it oin missioners of Armstrong county to get right wrote to the auditor general shoot this tax and in reply have received information that the additional Dollar tax most be paid in each township in which property is owned. The opinion has prevailed that this Rax could ouly be assessed against property owners in the township in which they resided but from the above it is understood that the extra Dollar can be assessed and collected in every township in which property is owned. And a celebrated the 5t>th univer Sarv of his ordination As a minister of the gospel. Or. Monroe preached his first Sermon at Newville on july 51, 1853. He has the distinction of ving served in a longer Contin be. Pastorate than any p etcher i in4 or dead in the Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore conferences since 779. Or. Monroe eur a the itinerant ministry of the dist episcopal Church june 2fi 1 when he was 20 years of age he served 28 years As Secretary of the Central Pennsylvania conference was a Delegate seven times to the general conference and was Secretary 28 years. He has started remodeler Aud built 13 Fine churches and five parsonage including the Church and parsonage at new Cumberland of which he is now pastor at a a Ost of $55,000. During his pastorate in Baltimore he presided at the presentation of a Flag to the first. Union company raised for the civil War. Aud with colonel Peter Lyle s regiment he held the service in Mav. 1861.mosquitoes never More prevalent former resident of Danville operated on for double Cataract the Rev. James Engsell. D d., of of Youta n. Y. Led prayer meeting the mosquitoes were never worse in Danville than this summer the inverts make it very unpleasant for per sons who desire Tosi Tont of doors Dur ing the warm evenings. The prevalence of the Mosquito a is to he attributed to the old canal. If it were not for this Breeding place the annoying insect would be conspicuous by his absence this summer. As the drought prevailing has brought about conditions unfavourable for the pro nag Tiou of mosquitoes. This affords another reason Why the it the a hotting presbyterian Ohnich of canal 8hon 1 bled of to in. Mrs. Philip Foust sr., was operated of for double Cataract at the Home of her on Curry Foust Avenue on tuesday morning. The operation which was performed by or. J. J. Brown of Bloomsburg. Assisted by or. P. O. Newly Aker. Of this City was quite a successful one and very Good results Are anticipated. Mrs. Foust is seventy seven years of age. Last night. The Rev or Russell was a native of Dauville and grew to manhood Here. He was a student in the Danville High school under or. 1�?T�?T. C. Derr As principal his presence at the Church Iasi night afforded his old time friends a Epport Nuitt of renewing acquaintance with him. Or. Russell is pastor of the presbyterian Church at Oneonta and is one of tiie leading divines of that Section. Miss Martha Shatokin was boarding a Street car with Ber Mother who dropped her purse. The girl in her eagerness to get the bag jumped from the oar and struck her head on the pavement fracturing her Skull. Toes not Only sting but they Ause the spread of disease by carrying the germs. On general principles therefore conditions should not be permitted to exist favourable to the propagation of so persistent and danger on a pest. Children a party. A number of children of the South Side were entertained at a picnic arranged by he pastor of St. Peter s methodist episcopal Church. Rev. Samuel Fox on tuesday. The Outing was held at Luther Bassett s Woods where the Little ones were conveyed in two Straw Wagonr. A Fine time was enjoyed

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