Altoona Mirror from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 3

JjjJT VJTO 26, 1905. THE ALTOOJSA CAUGHT ADEADLY TRAP. Two of New Jersey Kilted Live Fjarr a 2Jew York telegrapher, M2'ay Davison Boyewell, a about 12 miles from Itere, -were it-lea at Kopewell by a live electric wire. accompanied by a young to vboacL lie was engaged to be tiarried, was In the Tillage he saw a suspended wire at a dog was saifflog. Ewing realized it as a live -srira.

He obtained two sticks and in endeavoring jo remove it, slipped and tie wire coiled about him. Davlsoc went to fcis rescue, also beins caugat la it, end both were killed. $500,000 Fire at Nashville. Tena-, June in the resail shopping- district caused damage estimated at between 1500,006 and $650.000. The flames were discov ered in the Palace, a big department store occupied by Harris Brothers aad Jacobns st the sesitfe-srest corner of Fifth arenue and Union street.

MAP BrtNEfHM BACK. Fire Vietlm.gwriw OM Reminder Hta Phyaloiau at St ACHM kMpHtl wmteMog of ft peculiar on back of tie itettias of tie task plosion at tMt swath. Tie Lateatz. on tlm feack as he vac Ifeefff from ware of fire that cvept over gfwuads. tiie vouato healed the oa the man's shoulders were snch odd design taat tae aeciared they reseaibled maps.

The patient came to the dispensary for treatment and Dr. Bontett, tbe attending physician, said tie nttMaes of Asia afid Africa are plainly sbown by fcealed pontons of the burns. The physicians hare arraxced to a photograph of the phenomena tor reproduction in scleoddc papers as one of most remarkable freaia of their experience. Wedding and visiting stationery at the Mirror office. The latest oat.

APPEALING To men and women--well served dinner and perfection in bottle beer accompanying it--then the average man and woman is on the threshold of happiness. The Celebrated Kaiser Export Appeals to those who appreciate the best only-everyone who knows anything about it at all knows that at this brewery the beer industry has been made a study in all its phrases for years. This thought and effort is in evidence in all of our products, but good as they are we will strive to make them better. JOHN RAZMAIER. "Modern Brewer to the Trade." STKAW HATS FOK MEN.

We've got tnem. AH shapes, al! prices: split and sennit sailors; Sl.OO to And the best Panama in the city at S5.00. If you don't care for a Straw Hat. ccine in and see our line of Soft Hats--new ones, fresa from the eastern factories. SEEDS, The Hatter, 110g Eleventh Avenue, I I FOR TEN DAYS ONLY I I ANOTHER GREAT OTTER BY THE TEOTH PAINLESS DENTISTS THE BEST TEETH, "Witi a.

go'd crown or filling GOOD TEETH, 85.OO Guaranteed to fit. and be satisfactory in" way. A BEAUTIFUL GOLD CROWDS 22 KABAT $3.00 to "$5.00 BRIDGE WORK, 22 KARAT S3.CO SILVER AXD WHITE FILLINGS 50c TEETH CLEANED AXD BLEACHED 50c All work guaranteed for 10 years Rooms 2, 3 and 4 Eagle Buflding, Corner Ninth Avenue and Twelfth Street. Open Evenings TJatil Sunday, 10 a. m- to 4 p.

m. Spread of Jack Drires, Hundreds of Employes Northward. MANY WILL MOT RETOBtt AGAIN Despite Alt That Sanitary Corps Can Do an In Number of Cases It Shown--Work on Kg Be Seriously Retarded. Colon, June spread of yellow fever, against -which tie authorities iuet sow seem powerless, -has had the effect of cassias a feeling akin to panic ausoag the tnea esrployed on the construction of Panama canal. As one day succeeds another conditions grow worse and unless there are decisive steps taken and at once to check'the spread of the disease the probabilities are that most of the Americans will make for home, leaving the-officiate in charge of the canal work in the lurch.

Ihiring the pact month or more not a day has passed duricg -which there hare not been reported in the canal zone at least four new cases of "yellow Jack." Although the death rate has not been excessively high a sufficiently large number of victims have died to warrant the perturbation of mind experienced by those w-ho have not yet been attacked. June 17 there have been Jive new cases of yellow fever in the Colon hospital. One of these five victims has died. The fiesuranca sailed for New York crowded with passengers. Included among these were a large number of canal employes who are going home on leaves of The impression prevails here that none of them will return.

Nor are they expected to come back. New York. Jnse 26--Secretary Taft had a conference at the Manhattan hotel with John F. Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama canal; T. P.

Shoats. chairman of the canal com- missSon, and William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the commission, but refused to make any statement as to what matters had been discfissed Immediately after the conference Secretary Taft left for Xew Haven. There is the keenest apprehension fore Mr Taft starts for the Philippines. This conference -was brought about, it Is believed, -by the recent return of Mr. "Wallace from the Isthmus, but it is not known whether his visit portends Ms resignation if certain plans decided upon already are not changed, it is beliered he is dissatisfied, whether about dredging contracts already let, or generally, ie trill not say.

Friends of Mr. "Wallace are of the opinion that he has not yet resigned and that if certain suggestions he may make after a close inspection of xhe ground are adopted he may remain office. la any ereat, it was said, he would not sever his connection with te work for some time. BEARS IN WEST VIRGINIA. Several Killed by Farmers Lately.

Dog Saves His Master. Cumberland, June 26--'A number of bears have been killed in. Poca- nontas county, in. tbe last days. One weighing 460 pounds, that had killed 11 sieep on tie TC.

J. Brown farm, was shot by B. F. Nottingham, George Gladweil and J- P- Evans. The bear had a 17-pound trap attached to Its foet, which it broke from its moorings.

The bear had a record for killing scores of shesp. A bear was since caught in a trap near Stony Bottom by D. D. A large bear was killed by a man named Dslaney at Feniek Meadows. This bear also had a trap attached to its foot.

It was saot by Celaney in a jaurel thicket. The bear was apparently dead and the hunter wa 1 ked up to it. The bear arose suddenly and came at Delanej, who took the animal by the head and beat It -with the feutt of ais gun. A little dog, seeing the unequal contest, saved bis master's life by taking hold of the hind leg. "Jite bear turned And the hunter was enabled to shoot the animal.

There are plenty more bears In the mountains, -but as a rule bears are vegetarians and only a small percentage of them kill sheep. 3Error "Want ads. bring quick returns. WE SELL THE GENUINE O3TEBMOOE MATTBE3S. ROTHE 12O6-O8-1O Eleventh Street.

Cash or See Rothert's Rcfngrraiors before TOU bur elsewhere. AH Refrigerators and Ice "Boxes must be closed out tiis next two Tveeks to make room- for other eoods. Every home can have a Refrigerator at -the cut price. Cash or credit. $7.85 and up Princess Improved Automatic Oil Cook Stove.

If vou want a Store you can rely on you'd better have one of our Princess Oil Cook Stoves--a stove you need have no fear ard the kind to use in hot weather. No odor. Xo smoke. Two or three burner. $5.75 to $7.50.

Guaranteed. $5.75 to Guaranteed. For the baby. You will make the baby happy if you give it its airing in. one of our comiortabie.

easy running carts. $3.75 and up. $3.75 and tip If you miss this week's sale of Carpets, Room Size Rugs and Mattings you'll be Out-Bargained by your friends who come. The keenest interest of every Carpet Buyer should center here this week for this is an offering of the highest grades in carpets, rugs and matting at the very lowest prices ever offered in the city. On Friday We Will Sell 144 Sets at See Window Display.

Worth 85c. Do not be without a fancy Porch Swing when you can buy a $5.00 Swing for Only a few more left. Come early 50 gentleman rather snspertei rmo -BBS peeping through the key DR. A. J.

BRUBAKER, of pepper sauce, aid -B-ent "-e to find V.ITC had been cuttinc wood and a chip had hit. her in thv. eve Ebensbtirg Freeman. at DELOIZEH'S CAKRIAOE oHOP. Kear of 221S Kigbtii Arenue.

Xc-'- 'Wagons of all kinds furnished Opposite Gable DE3TTIST, 1325 Eleventh Avenue. on short notice Over Stewart's Restaurant. STTBSCBIBE For KIT havf tVn fcornid, or fasDs a byinnal or asj kmd of book that repairs. If 50, "will do tb" a AL100KA BOOK BINDERY, lllfi ELEVENTH. AVENUE.

SCHOENFELD'S SALE! A Mighty Movement of Modern Merchandising. Tis the Wonder of An Age! No store has ever seen so enthusiastic a response as ours to the announcement of our Great Removal Sale. CONFIDENCE brought the crowds, QUALITY and LOW PRICES won them. VALUES so great have never before been offered. If you appreciate a GOOD THING, and want genuine bargains, then follow the crowds who are daily attending this Great Sale.

We move into KLINE'S OLD STAND. ANOTHER SPECIAL--MEN'S SUITS, great values at $12.00, $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00, will be sold at $7.85, S12.90 and $14.85. REDUCTIONS I Schoenfeld's, 1317 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa. DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR GREAT WINDOW DISPLAYS. SPAPFRl NFWSPAPFK!.