A number of the passengers de-mded that the captain stop and res-p the bodies, but the officers as-red us that the Mackay-Bennett was that mournful mission, only two urs away. The scene moved every e to tears and even the navigatorsBremen could not hide their erao-•% ** n.TANIC BODIES PICKEDUP ON THE OCEAN.Yew York.—Two hundred and five dies of the victims of the Titanic taster were picked up at sea by the Die steamer Mackay-Bennett and night to Halifax, N. S. (’apt. Larn-r of the Mackay-Bennett confirms * identification of one body as that George I). Widener. son of P. A. B. idener of Philadelphia, in a wireless spatch to the White Star Line.\ not her despatch from the Mackay-nnett state:‘Bodies are in latitude 41.3a north, tgltude 4S.:’,7 west, extending many les east and west Mail ships should e th's a wide berth. Medical opin-i is death has been instantaneous in cases, owing to pressure when dies were drawn down in vortex.” rhe bodies of John Jacob Astor, Isa-r Straus and .'resident Hays were •overed.OHIO COMPROMISE RECALL.islature Authorized to Provide for Impeachment Commission.olumbus. Ohio.— The Constitution-’onvention compromised on the re-when by an almost unanimous ? the members passed a proposalms mrenrM iiii-mus iinurelatives were sent broadcast in Mont Alto and Waynesboro by William lleed. who is sentenced to be hanged. Reed was measured for a black suit of clothing by a local tailor. He requested that liis body be sent to Mont Alto for burial. The gallows from which he will be hanged arrived here from Reading, and was taken to the ja.il-yard. where the execution will take place.Barre. trout lislForces Grandson To Kill Him.Meadville.—After slaying his wife, Sarah, supposedly while insane with jealousy, Stephen Wellman, a wealthy farmer, descended from an upper room of his lie me near Lineolnville, Crawford con ity. and forced his terrified young grandson, Grisdom Wellman, to execute him by blowing off the top of his head with a shotgun. The dead grandparents were aged t5 years each and the child 9 years.I % S fc t* ft # ft »% a % • I % . % I Alt ! i« 1(1 t II l«il # S VI ft itJilted Girl Awarded $3,000..Selin s Grove.—Mamie L. Wolf, aschool teacher and member of a prominent family, was awarded $.1,000 damages here in her suit for breach of promise against ('olumbus McDevitt, a school teacher of Coal township. McDevitt did not appear in court.Read Palms to Rob VillageAltoona.—A caravan of gypsies stopped at Hast Freedom and the people were so busy having their fortunes told that they did not notice they werV being relieved of their surplus money until the band had departed. Right of the most prominent residentsby Sergeant Mi troopers.Going to Bi school, Walter I White and Clia Grammar Sc boo onous weeds, which Bell diei and Sherer areMajor Isaac LI or oei i eiar.v oted Secretary Ho Delaney, Stateother officials at week. Major B up the practice vote bis time He spent the u his fam«ilv andIn a round-up est” boys in fou sities, a .Yew Ylt;: Joseph M. Buss, partnient of pli son of Mr. and Harrisburg. Mr is president, of at the university ception to t’ardi class eprcsontat University GleeA terrific win 75-foot high brid’ed by the McTi the eastern endWhile Mary I was returning f