The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

CITY EDITION. VOL 4, NO. 104, I PACES. I TUESDAY I A 13, 19O6. PRICE, ONE Iff CASES TAKEN UP IN CRIMINAL COURT.

Mutilation of Two Buggies of Foreign Families in Tyrone Township Basis for Suit Against Smith. CHICKEN THIEVES FOUND GUILTY Much Muddled Case Was Tried Over Sale of a Horse, the Parties Being Dunbar Township--Revolting Suit Up Before Judge Umbel TJnioatoTvn, Mar. grind of criminal court "was resumed this morning when new cases were taken up In both court rooms. The mutilation of two buggies belonging to the Macejlk family oi! Low- Br Tyrone township is tho basis for tue malicious mischief case being tried before Judge Beppcrt. John Smith, a neighbor, Is charged with cutting tho leather tops and seats of the vehicles on.

the night of January 26. Annie Macejlck is the prosocutrlx in the case and as she and her husband speak English very poorly, an interpreter Is bolng used to take their testimony. Smith denies tlio charge against him. Attorney H. L.

Hobln- son is for the defense while Attorneys CITY PRIDE COMMITTEE, Anna Trump Struck on the Back of the Head by Hardened Ball and Died in Terrlbl To a snow ball hurled at Minn Anna daughter Mr. and David Trump, who i on Pitt-Jung Higbeo Dumbald Commonwealth. represent tho Organized with C. M. Hyatt as President and Is Ready to Work.

Tlie City Prtdo Committee of tho Conuelisvllie Ccritonuial met. yostor- day afternoon at the Council Chamber anil organized as' follows: C. II. Hyatt, chairman; John Dean, secretary and treasurer. It was decided to enlarge tho committee by addlug tlie following Kell LOUR.

Robt. F. Shappard, Cyrus Stoner and John Duggan oE Now Haven, and it was decided to add at least two members from earn -ward, but tho selection was not made. It uas suggested that tlie commiitoo co-oporato I Burgess, Town Council and Board Health if agreeable to them, and also try to organise, a Village Improvement Society, and through these different mediums get our town In such shape that by tho time for the Centennial to be held our need not bo ashamed of the town's appearance. "ft is the desire of tho committee to enlist the support oC every resident of tho town in fixing up their homos, beautifying their grounds and talking it to their neighbors.

This com mitre has a lot of work before them and plans can only be carried out in its completeness by tho help of. all. street extended township, is in Connoilsvilie Agony Monday Night. oil of a s-orcncss In buck of her Tlio child died in tho greatest agonj a'Kit, slating a soui one had hit head belli); drawn back upon Ivr with a snow ball. Homo remedies siiouldors and b.ick curved and twisi i applied and the m-u day and tho od In all his experience Dr.

Atklnso: a i her death dav following she attended school, but suited ho never saw the last hcurs last niyht. Last Wi'duosday as tin- pain in the back of her nook and any poison upon earth spout in greato ht'lo rjiil was i along South became morn soiore. Di. 11. J.

Pittsbiirg street pn her way homo a Coll WHS summoned on iturday inui a- -Misj Trump was 10 years. 7 month largo number of i-oys weio snowball- iiu; and frum the firsl diagnosed tho and days old. She was an unusuall; ing thu school Kirl and others as they as corobro spinal i i is. Dr. I binjlil cliild in her frtudles and hfti passed uloiii; tho ilreot and from Ihe Atkinson returned fiom a i west! a devoted I.ttle companions win crowd of boys wa i Inn led a snowball at noon Saturday and as ho was her untimely death.

The fu with terrific lorcc. II her in family Dr. Coll and ho i i a will take place from the horn tho back of tho no -k. It was CAtiomo- suited, (joint; In (ho house. Tho 1 ol' her parents Wednesday afternoon ly haul and it is a a stone sk-ians then positively tho ai 2 o'clock.

Rev. 13. Bassott, pas In tho center )f tho hall, but it is raw a'ld treated it aoi'ordin(-'Iy, but I tor of the South Connoilsvilie Evan believed Hint It is a plw of Ire. i child wnrs-o i I I death ended K'-llral Church, will Tho child went ionic and complain- her sulforlum last nlgl.i. vices.

conduct the sei AGAINST INTERVENTION. Operators Intimate That Services of President i Be Unwelcome. New York, March intimations are mado by anthracite operators that intervention by a third party In tMemen ot Sauiuel Pearson and Nat Smith, tho two colored men accused ot chicken stealing, were found guilty on both counts of larceny, but not of receiving stolen goods. The fondness for fowl proved to be the undoing of these unfortunates, and their testimony was sufficient to break the web of evidence that tho Commonwealth wound arpund them. Following this case a very tangled one was presented In the large court room.

In this case Andy Litvany and Paul Shoppo were charged by J. E. Emerson with the larceny of a horse. This case was very much muddled. It appeared that LJtvany owned the horse, which ho sold to Sheppo for $150.

On January 26 Sheppo closed the' deal with Lltvany by paying him $40, and the same evening Sheppo took the horse. Sheppo claims that Emerson Joiew that Litvany was going to sell it. Sheppo is employed as engineer on the dinkey at Lelsen- ring No. 2. About the time that this deal was consummated, Emerson paid a bill of $43.15 that Lltvany owed Cornish Brothers, liverymen.

Sheppo brought the horse to Unlontown about a week after he had purchased it, to see a veterinary about having the animal treated for lameness. When ho came later and took the horse away, Emerson immediately made information against Lltvany and Sheppo for larceny and secured the animal. Emerson claims that the horse Is his by virtue of paying Litvany's debt to Cornish Brothers, while Litvany asserts that he sold the animal to Shepyo. Attorney George B. Jeffries is assisting District Attorney Hudson in prosecuting the case, while Attorneys A.

E. Jones and R. P. Kennedy are for the defendants. All Monday afternoon was taken up with hearing witnesses.

A verdict of not guilty was rendered in the case. In room No. 1, before Judge 'Umbel, District Attorney Hudson began the prosecution of Alvle C. Brown, charged with statutory rape on his 10-year- old daughter Olive. It is alleged that Brown, while tho child's mother was down town, took tho girl to the collar of their home and attempted to ravish her.

This occurred early In January. Brown denies the charge made against him and has employed a string array of counsel to defend his case. W. E. Crow, W.

J. Sturgls and J. C. Work are attorneys for the defense. Several physicians were on the stand this morning, as well as other witnesses, i Little Olive Brown took the stand this morning and testified against her tether.

Brown claims that his wife is From Rock Ridge for the Month of In Colled ion in Possession of Mrs. Sarah Whaley. FATALLY INJURED. i I on First a John McMlm of a Baltimore fe Ohio rnli road r-iiKineer. IK In the Morcy Hospll.

I at I'HUtmn? and is not expected tr I i i has resided i his fa-nily In ronni'Ilsvllle for some tlmo ani hay been as an extra cnjrtm or. Oa Sundav ho started out on his I rst regular run and rinCT I I TflWU it Is on thK i tl nt he met the I II I He accident i i la a probability I cause his death, he was approach-' ing City a a l.all a a i W.TS a i Rogers As Given In i dIManoo from Kro Ho I leaning out of the ngiiit 1 window whi-n his head struck a car. UK skull i cf Councilmcn and Voters In Bor- was fiacturt-d an 1 bin face a of GM a cut. Mrs. McMim let yesterday for the hospital after i notification of nor husband's aorl lout and aa ough--Mr.

Marietta's Collection. Marietta, President of i a i commltto' will bo most unwelcome, and that they and the miners should be permitted to work out the latter problem now confronting them without outbi le Influences. The operators, in making thoso expressions, referred to thu indicated intervention of the President when tiio time arrives. It Is evident that tho minors will lay down their tooH on April I. Tin- operators state that they submitted to intervention threo yours and abided by the award of the strike commission, i the hope that it would establish relations that would be continued for a much longer period.

Since tho miners are not apparently willing to continue under ho commission's award, the operators stato that Intervention would be purposeless, as it cannot afford to offer a moio effective mode of settlement than that of three years ago. Tho operators are willing to continue, under Iho commission's, award, for another term throe years. FIRE IN DONORA HOTEL. slclana ompt.y. as )hv found I I coidt-d In Ihe county aforesaid, in book page by which ho give Ihe purchasers of lots and others ccr a i privileges, as by reference to th said aErei-ment i more 1-car." Tho deed goes on, to describe lot N'o.

1." in i plot of Coanollsviile To iho Is appended origlna Mi; -ailurr of 7.ach;ii lull Connell. Mrs Ciinnt'll signed the paper with her in.i U. interesting paper found in the pf Mr. Marietta Is an old patent parchment given by Ccniiinonwoalth to Bonjamln transferring to him "for tho sum of thli pounds, six shilliiiKs ami nlti" pencf a certain tract of land call ed 'Prosperity," situated In Tyrone low nshlp." To Hie deed is appended an old stylo papor seal. It Is signed bj Thomas Mliflin, Governor, 7 one thou: and seven hundred and nine' live.

It is attested by James Trim- loputy secretary. It was recorded ooK BOOK i I i i lor ot town Tlu llC a corner of ork earlj were 1 avenue ami Issued by Superintendent Brown of the West Pe in Railways. They have been in for maii.v jears and A A A WRECK INQUEST. Coroner's Places i i i of Accident on Railroad Men. GreonsljurpT, March rue tic-aHurod by Iho family.

Mr. Mur- E. Wynn Monday afternooli Fifty Guests Flee In Night Clothes from Burning Building. Donora, March guests of the trotidale Holol, the argcst hostelry In Donora, were compelled to rush out Into the streets in night clothes at five o'clock this morning whon the hotel causht lire trom an overheated heater. Tho guosti, (led through tho snow storm in their hare feet to places of safety.

The building was only partially de.itroyed, the guests returning to their rooms after the fire was extinguished. Tho flames gained considerable headway before thoy were discovered and there was no time given for any of tho guests to don their raiments. Tho greatest excitement prevailed, ainountjng almost to a panic among Tho damage to the building Is estimated at about $3,000. SCHOOL REPORT at the bottom of tho trouble, Tho couple moved to ifnioutown from Brownsville bur. a.

few days before the assault is alleged to havo taken place. Attorney W. E. Crow addressed the conrt after the child concluded her testimony and asked that tho couit direct a verdict in favor ot tho defendant. Judge Umbel complied with this request, saying that if the case wont to the jury, and a verdict of guilty was returned, he could not conscientiously; sentence him on the strength ot the evidence presented.

There has been trouble, the judge said, between thoso two pooplfl, and tho child admitted on the stand that her mother had told her how to answer some of tho questions asked her. Brown was warned that It ho ever appeared in the courts oC this county again ou suit or other charges he would hare to suffer the consequences. The case of Petro Werein, charged with larceny by Viucerizo Donato, was taken up after the Brown matter was disposed of. Donato, who lives at Edenborn, accuses AVercIn, a boarder, ot talting lour gold pieces from 011 Page February. Tho dihtanc-es i ail potnfs arn also shown and tlili is a a i i a hoc k.

The (list throughout iho ontl -e traversed by tho coke region trolluy system. valuable ser'lon schedules arc of th fieing PAY DAY on On the Baltimore Ohio i Fa Wednt sday. Wednesday will Baltimore Ohio pay day on tho Connellsvlllo Uhisimi and an unusually largo a of money will be distributed to men, for February work Although tilings been a bit, nil during March ou the lialtinioro Ohio, Kebi nary Vv'ns Incorporated an a borough In Tlie first election hold on I first (if April, JM)U, wlticll a i D.iaie! Honors was elected 13 ir- and the persons as nirmhois of Town Council; Samuel Trevor, James Francis, William At of. Charle-, Williams and Illr.im ConnolJ. The following i-ersons voted at ih.it eloclloa: William and Daniel Malhias, David Barnes, loseph James Larceny, Timothy nankins.

An- ACCUSES A POLICEMAN. A Unlontown Woman Says That He Refused Her Assistance. T'nlonltiwn. March Gertrude 1-avingstoa, in police court here on Monday, preferred charges against Policeman Charles Blcher. Sho says a known man attempted to pet i her house lato Saturday night, and that, although Elcher was on an oppnsllo corner and was appealed to Banning, Charloi i i a ''cll.

be refused to interfere, and was an unusually prosperous moiilli for John narnhart. tho trainmen. Allison. Cornelius WoodiulT, Saline! Trevor, Isaac James Francis, Hiram Connoll, Wllnatn Snydor, Joshua William, Mofford, Gonrgo Jonis A During that montl the employes par ticipated in a grain ship uont of 10,000 cart, over the t'lttsburt; and Connollsvlllo divisions and this will materially add to the size of tho pay roll. POLICE FINES BETTER.

Prisoners Before Buniess Soisson Yesterday and This Moining Nearly All Paid Their Way Out. Charles Masters i nd Alphonso iinno, two Italians, were arrested yes- afternoon and given a healing Before Burgess A. D. Snlssoa who lined thorn $3.50 on oh. Tho mon at Tho folla-nins Is tho report of the first pleaded that they no nioiiej Hock Ridge schools' for tho sixth' and finally admitted that had a month ending March 0, 100G: The first figures denote the pupils enrolled, tho second flgurf-s the average attendance, and the third tho percentage of attendance: Koom No.

1, Mao Sisley, 4-1, 31- 90; Room No. 2, Emma Thomasi 2S, 26, 20. Thoso leading -their respective grades were Room Xo. 1, A grade, Ruth Swarncr, Bertha Shultz, Anna Kooser; 73 grade. Harry Henry, Christ Felte, Edith Koosor; grado, Thcrosle Taxachor, ElUa Filbuvn.

Room No. 2, A grade, Jennie Ritenotlr, Mary Felte; grade, Horbeit Hall, Karl Bulsley; grade, Sadie Filburu, Ray Kooser, Anna Felte. Prepared to Use Force. Warsaw, Marcli Petersburg advices state ttjat the revolutionist, loadoia declare they will not let the Donmu or New National Assembly meet April 2S. In case tho position in unchanged the authorities are prepared to use violence In compelling the members to disperse.

The revolutionaries are determined -to r.iako the government realize their demands. little amount. A sc irch of their person disclosed a roil oi $102.27 in iho pockets of Musters and $1G8 in Baz- her clothes catching Tiro while Lanow, Joseph Mahriffy. John Ke p- rrs. Jonathan Moodv, Cornelius Woodruff, Stewart, James Blackstone, Dea.latil'n lOvin, John Pago aid Caleb Trevor.

Couhril organized A i Ifi, 1S06. 13. Trevor wis elected town clerk and borough ordinances adopted." A clipping dalrd at CJnlontown, ccnihor 21, S'lys: "A dei'd Is on roc- or(i in tlio resistor's ofhco in Fayette county in which Sic ibriison and i a Sprinpjr, tho parties of tho first part, sell unto Isaac Mason, ono negro boy, names Charles, about 12 years, to 'ho only ptoprr use and benefit and bohail' of said Isaac Mason, for tho sum of 21 12 shillings and 5 ponce ol' and lawful Tho Is dated 15, 1789." Aaother clipping, found among tho papers gives an account of the doaih of Mrs. Elbabeth oE Con- ne'lsvlllo, win? was bunion to death by even threatened to arrest her when she shot to scare tho Intruder. Cambria County Court Reversed.

II.in.sbuiR, March superior com Monday reversed the decision the common picas court of a i i a com ty in the case coal C9mpauy vs. Join s. RKBECK'S STATEMENT And Meyer Aaron's Brief Answer to News Hotel Story and Mr. Aaron's Denial in Courier. TliEE BtUESTflNE ITALIAN HEAVILY FlNEl State Game Warden Whltennan Had One of Number Under Arrest When Whole SettlementTookAway His Prisoner.

MARCH STORM. Heavy Fall of Snow In Western Pennsylvania Pest Two Days. Fayetle county from border to border is well covered snow today. Snow Hurries set. in la--t night and towards midnight the eai th was covered with a thin layer i beautiful.

Tlie snow fall increased towards morning and at eight o'clock had reached a ot eight inches. It was of the dry ItinJ and did not interfere with trolley and railroad traffic to any appreciable extent. The est. Penn snow was out early clearing the tracks of the road i oni Uniontown to Greonsbiirg and th' 1 cars woro operated with their usual promptness. In the mountains the snow reached a greater depth and pecially In the vicinity of Sprincileld In that neighborhood the ground already had a covering of four Inches and the idditional fall would havo made good had the roads not been in such miserable condl'iou.

Many of them are Impassable. Farmers coming from tho mountains state that In many place i the wheels of their wagons sink Into the mud up to the axles, and travel Is moat difficulty. If the prediction of tlio weather man carried out a sloppy irne is in store for Wednesday. The noon weather says that, will be more HAD VIOLATED THE GAME LAW snow tonight an'd Jnosday -with wanner weather tomorrow. In Con- DellKvillo the fall was taken advantage of by i a number of persons getting out their Meighs and tak- a ride.

A number of business inns also attached their teams to sleds and delivered thi ir goods. CAPT. JNO. B. M'CRORY.

Died After Brief jS on Monday. anno's pocket. They both to pay their ilnos. Five nrlsonets were before the Burgess this morning. John Iliuloy ol White liock said that he got protty full yesterday and was lined Kdward Flanagan, charged with being urunk and who came here from Masomown, Faiil that he boon thrown out oi Cuuoo's restaurant, but did not Know tho reason why.

It was alleged that he was disorder!) in the place and was ejoctod for that reason. Kc was flnod John Salvo-and Golusch of Moyer were disorderly on Brimstone Corner last night. Saho appeared to bo deeper in tho trouble than companion and he was fined 'and Go- lai who lusch $3.50. Georgi McCa boards with Mark Hanna, i car tho Association Grounds, said that he svas sampling Connellsvllie whiskey -yesterday and took too maty samples Burgess Solsson told hi that his Vimp- liug would cost him her pipe. The clipping lys she wap about 11 years old and quite active for one her age.

An Interesting paper found in Mis. collection was an old deed, dated Fohi uiiry ITDri, niado ou 1 by Xarharlnh Council and to Margaret and Michael Trump. It Is pre- luded by statement as follows: tho Commonwealth aforesaid by patent dated the second day of oiio thousand, Si'ven hundred and ninety-live, did grant the said Zacharliih Council tho certain tract ol land called Mud Island, i on tiio Youghloijhonj rh or, in Bullskin town- E.hi]\ Payctto comity, and whereas tho aforesaid Zacharlah Conncll, previous to obtaining said pa'ont, had laid out a town on tlio tract land aforesaid called and did en- tor into an agreement with thoso who might bocomo purchase's of lots therein, dated tho 21st day ot March, cno thousand, seven hundred and uinoty-ilvo, which assreomont is re- story set afloat by Tho News ycsiiM-day, (hat Tho Aaron Company would lease their new building lor hotel purposes nud would combine with tho Itoseublum company and continue business at tho old stand, and cmphat- IcaMy denied by Meyer Aaron, Is reiterated again by John H. Rifibeck, the real estate agenl, who, in a communication to Tho Courier, says: On i i i i i March 30, about I f'clock, a i i by i M. retullolon ol and Di-.

John Carr of i ton, I to tl-o utore ot Tho Aaron a uml made i i to RToj ur Aaron to the i for hotol purposes at a of $10,000 per ear, a i i a A a a was a a saiO would con-mlcr i i i 3'rllny, at i i ho give me a doti- rejily. On i i I had a tallc i i over 'phone, ho a at i tlno that ho liaj Home- i i i a with, me In my onico and coui'j over to see mo and discus i i My proposl" tiun to The Aaron a made) in good a i and, from a A.IVUM said to me, in the presence of ivltnespo.s. I that he wus i i i i the i a in Rood fiUth lie pro-' poHt-d yrlvlnR- rcplv oa the comlny: Frld ly. Miyor Aaron, being asked about the inalter snid: "Mr. Rlsbeck was in my olllee on Saturday as ho states and as I s.iid yesterday.

Messrs. Fendleton and Carr scorned to be 1n his company, btit wore apart from us and took no part In our conversation. Mr. Rie- beck did call me up on tho 'phone, but Old River Man. J.

B. McCrory. well Known throughout Fayette county, died yesterday at 'nlontown after a short illness, lie was youis old. McCrory, known a i i a as i a Tohn, was the on of Mr. and Mis.

George McCrory Fajette City. He came to Con- ellsvillo at an early age and made il home hero for 40 ears, although only resided at Connellsville at in- ervals of short periods each year. le was as a famous river man laving been in the loy of the ffov- rmuent on river boats since the close the Civil War. At tlio close of this Irueglo he was a i engineer on gov- rnmonl boats ing between Yank- on and Fort Ber.ton on the northern Missouri rlvod for vears. These boats vero engaged in under- a i of supplying ll'O govei-nment roops in tho wilds wltli food.

He also an on boats in tlie Gulf streams, the Allegheny, Ohio and Monogahcla, riv- rs. For years In- wa-- employed by it? Colaon's of Pitisbuig, who operat- boats of all kinds in til parts ot the Ilddle States. Tho deceased is suivlved by his idow, who is now residing in Youngs- own, O. one son, Hariy McCroiy, of ainnont, W. Va.

Cora Cavon- ar, dcre'ised. was a daughter of Cap- li'i McCrory. ink Mr-Crory, kill- by a Balthyoiv Orio railroad mill about yoai -5 ago In tho neigh- 01 hood ol (ho snpi'rint 'ndent's office, as also a son of the deceased. JTarry McCrory of Fairmont arrived i Connellbvllio hut, nKht and made for Ills fa hor's funeral, hleli will take pi ice i afternoon at o'clock from the Christian Chin cii with services by tho pastor, Rov. C.

M. Watson. 1'itorment will be irK'dc In Hill Grove cemetery besides tho graves of his dead children. MINER KILLED Instantly in Pit at Lelsenring No. 2 On Monday Afttrnoon.

John Varzoll, a minor, was killed i a Monday afternoon in tho mines at Ni. 2 by a fall of hiato. The body, which was found soon after the aci'ldert, was badly bruised and mangled. Docoasod icsidod at I.olsenring No. 2.

Me was I'G year-t old and loaves a wifo and four cliili'ren. The funeral will take place WcdnoMlaj- morning. Interment in St. John's cemetery. I I I Jacob Milct Did Not Survive Shock of Railroad Accident.

Jacob Milot, who struck by a Pennsylvania railroad tr tin. at Donnelly yesterday morninar, died at tho Cottage Stato Hospital ye afternoon. He gave his ago at the hospital as -12 years. The body was iomoved to the undertaking rooms of J. E.

Sims, and the undertaker is endeavoring to locate tho friends and of the dead Noon Weather Bulletin. the only answer I gave him was, 'I'm Snow tonight and wanner tomorrow, That's all there is in tho story." says the uoou weather bulletin. In i i Birds of Song--Squire Miller Made an Example of the Men and They Will Pay Their Fines or Spend 100 Days In Jail. One hundred dollars flue or one hundred days In tho ctmnty jail was the fine imposed upon three Italians this morning by Magistrate Prank Miller for slating an officer and liberating a prii oner from State Game Warden F. B.

Whltemau of Garrett. The Stale Game Warden on Sunday was directed to make an investigation of the Italians' actions at Bluestone along the line nf the Mountain Supply Watt-r Company. He did so and found an Italian shooting birds, having in his possession a blue bird, a nicker and several other birds. After placing the Italians under arrest the Game Warden accompanied him to the camp at Bluest one. Hero ho met wkh an unexpected turn of affairs.

As soon as the Italian's i-everal hundred companions saw him under arrest they rushed at the officer and took him from him. Ha was bustled to the rear of the settlc- i and tho officer took refuge in the commissary department. He saw four Italians in tho crowd with drawn knives and one carrying a pistol. The commissary stepped the building and Mr. Whlteman followed.

He was immediately surrounded by a bis crowd of Italians. There was one American in the crowd who called to him that he had better get out of the crowd as quickly as potsible, and with drawn revolver he walked away tho American workman. Yesterday ho slartad out on the trail of several Italians Implicated and arrested Joe Mattioano, Joe Dalmorcno and Louis Soba and this morning they were taken before Magistrate Frank Miller who imposed the above heavy fine ujion them according to the laws provided for the protection of game. Committments were issued for tlie mon. Mr.

Whitoman travels all over I he Stato of Pennsylvania and has been frequently notified of the violation of the game and fish laws hi this county. The laws provide a fine of $25 for violating tho Stato game laws, J25 for hunting on Sunday, and $10 for each llrd hilled. Whiteman stlted, that the foreigners most grossly violate tl law and can be found hunting in droves every pretty Sunday that comtjs along. The open season during the present winter has been especially productive- for the foreigners' dinners from this source and Whiteman has been kept busy prosecutlnt: them. Whiteman also stated that the fish being violated right along and tl is would recoive his attention as quickly as tho weather opened up.

TAKEN TO COUNTY HOME. John Williams Was Found Destitute on the Coke- Ovens. John Williams, who says he has no home, was taken to the County Home tills morning. Chief of Polico Rottler found tho may lying upon the coke ovens at Davidson Sunday afternoon very ill and had him removed to the police station where he was given medical attention. says that he is a native ot Braddook but that ho Is homeless.

He seems to be paralyzed and sick all over. He has been unable to take nourishment for twn days and the local ofllceio secured a committment to the Home, where he can receive proper attention. I A I Plans of the Press People Outlined for Centennial. The Centennial Preiis committee met ycsterd ty afternoon In the office of he Dally News and organized by electing R. D.

North chaii man of the committee. Miss Lynne Kincell secretary and R. A. Doorner tret surer. The committee will not bo increased In membership.

Plans were outlined for the renting of a room and several typewriters, and employment of stenographers dur- ng the Centennial accommodate newspaoer men from outside cities. Tho plans of the Centennial will short- be published and sent broadcast all t-dltors in this section request- ng their cooperation in bringing tho event 1 efore the people. Boxing Match Arranged. Articles for the match between Biliy Yourall of Mt. Pleasant and Ed Givens of Pitts burg arrived le.st night and will )e signed today by G'vens.

It -will be a to-round bout and will be pulled off at Connellsvillc..