The Daily Courier du lieu suivant : Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

VOL. 12, NO. 3188. OONNELLSVILLB, PA 1 JUNE 18, 1914. EIGHT PAGES.

VILLA INSISTS ON PEL CONTROL OF THE REBEL FORCES Most Direct Army, bnt Willing to Let Caranzu Rule. WANTS TO DIRECT PROMOTIONS MtHltatow Will Decide Tomorrow If 'tticrc Any t'hmieo ot funnelling mi Atncrloiil DelcRnto to (lio Sli'xlciuis. By Prest. BAOM) PASfl, Juna That Oftierel Vllln has presented an untl- matdm to Ofnsrnl Currnnia damand- the absolute sepal ntlon ot tha civil and military branch en of the Constitutionalist government tho substance of dtapatchiw raaelvod at Iie'addnrlnrs In Medrntl Ketrres toduy. A couitiillteo of thMo wns snid to be now In conference with i'nrran)tB at SdUlllo prosenung Villa's plan.

According to Constitutionalist ont- efulfl at I'iednta Negrod, his plun la as follows: First, Villa U' have complete control of the army and to direct the military policy without Interference, white Car ran Is to have control ot the civil government and foreign relations; 4eeond, Villa agrees to recog- nup Carranxa as his superior provided CttrrittM.i accords him recognition as military chief: third, tho promotion of oiHaors and the dlapoat- tion of their commands to be tn Villa's hands. Constitutionalists expressed their belief that If these demands weie granted, General Villa would proceed with the campaign and take Bernoulli i-omnmiidiot the forces In the Held, MEDIATORS ttNCEnTAIJf or TitEtn FtrrvKB COPKSE. tly Associated PreBS. NIAOARA VALS, June Juslke Lamar was nt work early to- Vy on a rtply to the ntatement lusucd last night by itubasa of the delegation, but walled word (rum President Wilson to whether It should made public. Mr UiUmi' statement was a paraphrase of a memorandum given to (he American 'InleEHtes last Friday arltlclslng their plan the establishment of i provisional government Tho ir, delegation refuted the suggestion Hiiiilp In some qunrtert that tho Is timnce nf their statement was a do- whk-h anticipated tho falluro uf the They saltl they hnnMtlt fell Mil expression of their opinion tnluht bo publicly approved ami nil Kin.

Influence tho American Tha conferenees are to he resumed tomorrow on the return of Minister Natin uf Argentine when It will bo determined whether In view of past tils- the conferences should be nrotoneed for Indefinite consideration nf names nft'Ted by the two ectH of or whether there of nn agreement if the mctll- should submit some name they In reserve. ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP CZAR DENIED IN ST. PETERSBURG Mlot Train WreeUtxl by Bomb, Is lle- purti "Locomotlye Selective," Urn Explanation. By Associated Press. BKRUX, Juno 18 --An attempt was made near Tschucrovo, Itussia, today to blow up the RuBslan Imperial train carrying the Kmporor ot Kussla and Ills (amity.

According to dispatches from Peterabuig, botnb wan found on the, track. A postal train, which was preceding the imperial train as a pilot, struck the bomb and caused It to explode. Many of the coaches of tho ll train were shattered and several persons Injured. The Emperor and his family, on the Imperial train, mt tho spot it few minutes later and arrived at Tsarakoo-Solo without further Incident, They were on their way from Kish- inev, on the return journey from recent visit to King Churlea of Eou- raanla. WRKCK AX "ACOtDEST" TUG RUSSIANS By Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURB, June was oir.olully stated today that tho wreck of the postal train at Tsuhud- now, while preceding tho Imperial train bearing tho Emperor and the Imperial family from Klsttlnev to St. Petersburg, was due to a dettot In tho locomotive. Tho locomotive ot the mall train, an welt as three freight cars, were thrown oft the track and three employes suffered Injuries. The report that tho accident was brought about by an attempt on the members of tho Russian Imperial family was officially declared unfounded.

MAKES STARTLING CLAIM Stcmtntf Owners Doclnrc of Empress was Disabled. By Aifnoclatad Prau. QU15BEC, June 18. C. a Holgnt, of counHoI for tho owners of tho collier Btoratad, which rammed flank the staamahip Bmprens oC Ireland In tho St.

Lawrence with the of more than Hvoa, today stnrtlcd the rnmmlMton which Is Investigating the ulsiifltcr with etutemont word had renched him that on hrc- night of tho dtanetor the steering Kmr of tho ICrnproWt was Olwiblctl, I to had been so Informed, ho said, by Quttrtermafltcr Qolwny tit the about to depart for It wna stated thut Golwviy would be ctiliud a wUnom thin Kfri'mrton Captain Kemlnll then recalled by ntl Mr linttrht inntl him nbotit the dolw ly story r'liputtn Kendall Hiittl ht on brl'lge tho tlmp from father Point, ftp wild ho had ne known the EmprfM to ntcer nrul tlonlcU Ihnt on the wpntward trip had nearly collided with a vefwel Ctirranwt Will Juno 18 ooitt.vtUr told thi? PrestUfiit and t'rvnn totlttv tiaU uultl- mfm mntlnn front that nnr ii was about to leave tinaiUtuartt'fS unit Hep to Uirndn Kwtil itld not KUe the name of htw X't-u-r Vti of A ttv Uuitl Cnnxlfi i Wt'apoiw. DISPUTE OVER OVEN Spoiling Xcehbnr naktujc Kim rovo Woniun $13. IS. Mrn. Jtary Butplla of Elm Orovn nrml up her bako ovon ycwterdfty anfl bljr butch of UoucI).

pn-- purntory to bnkinj; It Into ICIIVOH of brcnd Her neighbor txnu Mobllu hutl also to bake at the name time and when tho louvea wore roudy xlie out to the and pulled the burning wood out. pivpjrlntr thi for her Before Mra. Ua- tclla could Htop her film took pcwfifH- Dlon of the oven unil dopodtrd hir pnnii therein. AlleKlnK that her b'iklntr wnn spoil- pel, Hutptla nnlt frtr mitl- U-louii mlMPhfef beforo Aldornirtfi Fred Constablo Wllllutn nolfind, who mude nrrest, bruuvht the Ht- iKiintM In nnd half of Kim Qrove cnme along OH Tho ca0e wftH Hod upon Lena consenting to pay Alrn Ltutella 12 fur the ithe MUHtaliiQd by thn npoUlngr ot lier baking nnd $13.15 COKIU. trelnnd.

JIIIIB 18. ((UnnHtles nt rlftcn iimmunltloti wpfp landed fltiriiiK the on thd In thn nf Jre- for th" N'utU'imllwt oohPUnirifnts are supposed lo been brought by mysterious ves- whioh had Kightect the I'-mM fnr a week ptiHt, but u. reply to uny rfften (tf to be of Intuit riin pattern ppdy bruits been oftlurod to the coast to prevent further iuml 4.1 Ti MIMEIUI KT CltKCKOKK. Wot Vlrijliila Itvturii Wheu 8y PreaK. "tlAnt.ESTON'.

If. Juno hundred miners were ordered to return to work today by ot thn United Mine Workers when the announcement wan mttde that tho i Atth Coat Company had the Kanawha ocule giving tho men the checkoff. A peratatent effort Is belnft made by the union to aeoure the of the Important oporutlnK com- punter and number hnvc already grunted tho demands of tho man. it.vit,noAt» MICET. Mid itorirruiis of B.

O. gystmi nt Citpltal. Uy PraBB WASHINdTON, fhysl- cland and of the llnltlmoro jg Ohio and (Southern railway (tyatenm troth-red hero today for their annual convention which will continue until Saturday. About 1,000 physicians are to discuss various of tho work of conaervailnB the henltlt of the traveling publlu well an lliftt ot Pretty Society Leader, Saved From Titanic, Secures Secret Divorce. MURI'MJS Di'uiund for Vvul la CausliiK itocf IVIcoa to Sour.

WASHINGTON, Juno 18 demand for veal has Increased rapidly, and not only are the surplim dalr calves slauKhterod but thousands of Ijenf calves as well, until a calf will now sell for from IS to 111' when only two or three months old." This quotation la from Farmer fUtltotln 588 of the Department of Agriculture and means that unlnss the farmer has unlimited cheap fecdH, It Is usually more profitable to market tho dairy or dual-purposo than to attempt to raise them, even though (jomo of them might muktr good utocra. FIXING UP BAJfDSTAJVD. Mluthell A Itaiiimm Donate Tlielr Scr- vfccei l-Vuo of Charge. Tho bandstand Is being ru'ualred without the necessity of raising: a fund for that work. Contractor R.

Han-, nam started today replacing the section of railing that had been torn out and will attend to other repairs that may be needed. When Hannam completes his work, John Mitchell, the painter, will apply a new coat of paint. Both men are donating both their services and the material free of nil cost. By the time they have Untuned the stand wilt be ready for all comers In tho concert line. Uurns.

Juno damage was caused by lire at Kingston dock In tho center of this city. Four schooners, several freight ships nnd a number of housi'M were burned. The lire wns ratmed by tho cuiulcsa use of hot ashes. CONVENTION BANNER IS WOK BY DUNBAR; 3,000 IN BIG PARADE Sunday School Convention Comes to a Close at Brownsville. FORSYTHE IS AGAIN PRESIDENT His Address Shows Komnrkable Strides Mode by tlie Organization in 11 Delegation Affect "of "thejunpTe- fever" which was to Attends Uosslons from ConnelltivlUo.

i be-expected (the Colonel declined assistance and the sangwuy to the liner un- The elghf.eenth annual convention of Faycte Sunday School Association iold Brownsville came to a cloae oat eveninif with a monster pat ado in which, 3,000 persons participated. yetitordoy afternoon large crowds began arriving on every liain ami street car from all parts of county. A (Special train irom Connells- villo carried about 150 pei soiit, about 260 returned on It early this morning. The report of B. l-'orsythe, the president, showed thut excellent wont lad been acompllshed ring th year.

During the past eleven ears Special to Tho Courier. June lipff In Nm York Newport, iPKton, Dultlmoro and Ijondon in wun- If pretty. vUacIouH nnd tlnr- IriKly orlRlnui MrH. William Carter, mjeretly dUorcod from her b.tnd, will marry again The couple vmre from tho Titaiilf diwiiHtcr with their two child run in tho same Ilfebcwt with Mrs. John Jacob Astor, AK OaiiKhtor of an wtd Baltimore family itnd frra-nddaughtor of Polk, was one of the beautfofi ot the wmull but dlatin- KTilnhfid home 8ho WOH tho hollo of tho "Braws Band" ot which Ilarn.

I-ehr waa n. and otio of "Thf Three Grncos." Uvety but hnrmlenH and marked thu of the FOR HOME RULE Mmtlctplul Df.egntCH Also AicomHt Service 1TAURI8BU11O. Juno 18-- Thu Municipal Homo Rule Kcuguo wan formed hero yt'Hterduy by representatives of 64 mmilejpuUtluji and resolutions adopted it sain pt certain portions of tb.j Public leo Company huw tcivlnsr tho Public Horvtcci ComnilHsIon control over utilities In munlclimlttlow. Pinna were mudo to start an agitation Cor tepoiLl of theino which It In contended take from niunicIpaJI- tleH tho to contract with public Her vice compiLnlen wltliin tliotr era ana Interfere with competition. Duvlrl Starr of Bellevuo, frhvny founty, was elected chairman; Oeorgo F.

T'. I.aii£flU xf the same bir- oufrh. BefpoUiy, nnd K. Holmes, TJanaford, ticunuror Arrunjrements were ma. tie to riiiso of $1 000, nnd for committees on finance, and cuumpaign It was Httttud that lotterw from 100 municipalities not roprenontcd, bul support, had been received TV.

O'niH nnd John DupHan represented ConnollNVllle at the sc-yslon. WELLS MUST HANG Pardon Hoard Kofu.se* to Commute Death Sentence. The pnrcton board yesterday refused to commute tho sentence of Prank "WollH, who IH to be hanged on June 25 for murder of Frank H. Butler at McClellundtown some months ngo. This decision was reached late yeu- tordny trfUtr argument In behalf of VVella had boon made.

AVotls and Uulgl DeLeo weie convicted tho murder, DeLeo's death sentence xvas commuted to Ih'e Im- prlHonmenl nomo weeUs ago but board declined to Intorefere to wave WoIlH. 'I ht dontuod man ndtilled Inwr tilgbt of decision and accepted it calmly The duath watch has been CHtabllshed over him In the county Jail ut TJnlontown. Bnnd." story la utill told of the (lutnLiPtft of the "Graces'" walk homo after a party with the nnd daring tham to in tho fountain In Monument square. She nlvne did It When met young William Cavtetvdanhiugr polo player and yitchtflman, txelng his vast for- ttino in healthy tho conquest watt mataal and Instant. Their WHJI a brlllfunt one.

delphla Bocioty was the ilrat conruest of thfl brUle. Her faAClnatlng: tnlntnentu, upload with were Irrwtirttblp Newport round them BO. England aa well. Mrs. Carter JA a noted athlete hentolf She was the flmt woman to play polo riding itatride nnd th nmt woftmn to drive a four- In-hanti through crowded Thiin street FAST AUTO RACffiG Meyer Anron of Winy One invent at Summit.

There VTOA font racing ut tho Sum nilt yesterday when the Drat of the hill clirnb were run Tor motor cycles uml umateur drivers It thtit thcrn will be no more amateur wvents after this year of the laclc of interest on the piirt of such drivers. Thrw men sllffhtly Injured ancl a ftyurlh hod a narrow Jt. Pixlor of Morffnntown, a motorcyclist; Hay Deck, of TJnlontown, also on a motorcycle, and'H. Sackett of Smithneld, the operator, were Injured. Sockott's machine WUH and ho sufCered an Injured ankle.

None of the Injuries were serlque. Meyar Aaron of GonneHnvJlle wna only entrant In tho fourth event for euro selllnK at fa.OOl or over ITta time, UH winner, wiia 5 mJnutea and 25 New NurHo at Hospital. Mian Stolla MoreLanrt is a new nurue In charge of the operating room at the Cottage Stato Hospital. Mls Moroland was graduated from Che Unlontown hospital and for sumo time paat has bean engaged In ptl- vate nursirig. tf StlirLS Now BulltUng.

Contractor R. Hannam, who re- rently opened offices in tho Woolworth building, has started work on double dwelling to be erected on Carnegie avenue for W. C. Bishop tlio Cliautauquu. J.

CummUiKH, advertising manager foi tho Redpath-Brockaway bureau of Pittsburg, Is In town working up Interest in tho Chautauttua which opens here ou July Ht No ItogpJtnl PnUentd. No palteixliB wore admitted to Lhe Cottage StaUi J-Tospital last night THE WEATHER FORECAST. Fair tonight; FrlAay partly cloudy is the noon wtther forecast for Western Pennsylvania Temperature Record. 1314 1913 Maximum 82 Minimum 60 56 Mean 70 69 The Yoush rlvfr remained statftm- ary at .05 feet Swrlns tlxe night. WON'T RUN FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK, ROOSEVET SAYS Bimks Rule of Silence on Politics to irakc This Declaration at Southampton.

By Associated Press SOUTHAMPTON, Juno will a just one reference to politics, will not for governor of New ork 1 Hoosevelt today mdroentar- Uy hiolco his rule of. silence In regard to politics In order to make thlt hiiatlon, while he was proceeding 1 on boircl fie tender tn embark on the Imperator for New Tork. Colonel lloosevelt suffered i a irp attack of chill while on board tlie tender II was the first occasion on i he had felt the chill since ha left New York and he explained W.XH merely a recurrence oi VICTIM OF PRANK WHICH COST LIFE, ABSOLVES "JOKERS" aided, but he retired immediately tb 1he imperial suite of the Imperator which, had been assigned to him and hlH cousin, Philip Roosevelt, kinpliasis wag laid by Philip Roosfe- olt on a statement that the Colonel not from any disease of tho 1 trvnx, but from weakeHa which wuiild prevent him from speaking: from the platfoims of and sim- llui He siild, however, that the Colonel expected to fill nn engagement In Pittsburff on Juile Tils great de- si IP however, in the meantime was peiiod of home life at Sagamore year. During the past eleven a a J-ir A peiiod of home life at Sasamore the Sunday school been traiw- Hm dl)rl 5 whlch he rttuld rest his formed irom an oiwnUaUon uC worn- t(re POlltiw. en and children to one that now numbers itp'Udult members by the thousands, from an organization ot' 14,000 this count to an enrolled membership at this time of 48,000 in round numbers.

t. At the close of his addreaa itr Forsythe annpunced that punbar district No, 1C, of which B. DeYoo the superintendent, nad won the banner with a total Of 44fl pointy There were six in line tor the banner OhtopyJe, No, 10, had 227 points, No.f 4, 321; Markleysburg. No. ') 370; Now Salem, No 7, 30U, and Ev- ofson.

No. 12, 417 Banners were tfiv- oii to 18 front-line district a Forsythe was ie-elerled pies- ident. Other officers are, vice M. Thompson. O.

Unlontown. 8. Henry, Connclls- vkjle. Rev I Uevler Fayette CU Totary, Joseph Iawson, treasurer, Albert Gaddls, Unlontpwn, chaima.n of executive committee, W. Thompson, Unlonto wti, elementary dlvialon.

Miss Amv Vortei, ScoU- date; secondary division O. P. Thom- Mai kloyfiluirg; adult division, Hex A Bftum, Dawaon, home and visitation, Mrs II. Collins. Unlontown.

mission department, Colliorn, Mill Run, rural department. F. Martin I'niontown. colored schools, Sunders, lontown A resolution framed by Secrelarv C. iBaer thr Conncllnv llle Voting Men's ChriMtifm Association was embodied In thrt recommendations adopted by th- convention calls upon tho Christian Ctvk Federation to piepare llat of candldateH from lUI pnitiea to be rt'rommended to the voter? of county Cor their suppoit at the November election.

were en to publish this list as soon as rfHihlo lU'V Hut kor, of the ChtlstUn Chun de( tared tlml he nfver jtittended mich a. successful Sun- dav BCtuiol convpntlon in Illinois. where ho was formerly located. Nwtn- In Took county ever came tip to It In size or quality he suIU LITTLE SICKNESS No SerlotiH IllncsK Keportod to Health Bounl Since l. Is so.

Car UH contagious UfaeiuscH aif Not onw new caao hus hctui imported to the board jf health sincp i As the not IP- cpivod on the ol thf onset of ihe ease, an aJlowunce of 20 days for a quarantine would make the town practically free fiom all oiise.s at tho proaent writing. This, er doun not include chkkenyox, ono cuae oC i ro- ported f'ii June 7, but the recouls show tlint the lust of scarlet i wfls rejicrtPd on Jimp 1, the last diphtheria ease on May 31 and four MIHC-S of measles on the Htt-nip date Slnco then the ohlckenpox eawo and oC tubeitulosia wme the ones JP- ported. CAMPERS ARE OUT Advance Giiat-ct Iiumles the Indian. Creek Valley. The advance guard of the Pittsburg Y.

M. C. A. passed through town this morning on the way to Indian. Creek to arrange for the annual camp whjch will begin on June 23.

The boys will probably select their usual site somewhere between Indian Ilead and Rogers Mill The number of campers has been limited this year to 100, which will include the Y. A. members, Boy Scouts, and boys' clubs. A permanent Jam will construe ted across the creek rind the Connellsville M. C.

cimpers will co-operate with the Plttsburgera so that It muy used by them when their camp opens on June 2S The Pittsurg camp will he brolten on July 24, but Connelleuillo will not go into camp until July 28, because of the Chautauqiia which comes fiom July 14 to JO. ORGANIZE ANOTHER LEAGUE Slmnnon a ltd Xecdhttm Trying- Tholi Luck In Kuwter of Stale. Fred Paige, George Need ham and Hugh managers of teams in the latt AVojt Virginia kMge, have organized another league in Rchuylkill and Northumberland counties Paige is managing the Sh amok In team, Shan a has charge -ef Mahoney City and Need ham Is manager of both Mount Ourmei and Tarnoqua clubs Potts- A was to been included but no park tho "fran- ch was trinsfened to Tamnn.ua. league is to be known as the Central and It will open on 3 probably i nf reaping a on the Tri- Otn pndenco Pay games CHJCKI1V C'OOP ROBBED. Jox.

i ph Sfcrvis Kcixrts That 40 Fowls Tho chicken coop oC Joseph Mer noor his ptnblf on Church place. robbed of about 40 chicks on Tuebday He estimated that he had about "0 the night betore. but thy morn Ins: wore onlv so-t'n there Out a a of coops hiiA been aided and residents uC Yin enue who been victimized -ire waiting with nuns for thn return ol the They are assured a It is that during the past 75 been removeil from irlous coops Harry Meckes, With Dying Breath, Says Injury was "Accident." CORONER BELL TO INVESTIGATE Rigid Inquiry Expected Into Death or Youth Who Wat, Frightfully Injured by Compreaoed Alrj Wfeo Operated the is Prostrated. Declaring with his last breath that his injuries were due to an accident," Harry Me cite the youth who waa fatally hurt at noon yesterday fellow employes at tho plant of thfe Connfellpville Machine Mine Supply Company decided to blow him up wltU com pressed air hose, died at Hie Cottage State Hospital shortly before 7 o'clock Jaat nig-ht. Young Meckes was conscious to the end.

He suffered awful agony after the operation, but when physicians relieved the pain, he talked with members of his family who gathered about his bedside. "It was all an accident," the dying: youth whiapered tx his mother, Mrs. aieckes "They didn't mean to do ity After being: on the operating table for nearly three hours, Meckes came out of the anesthetic almost immediately, though it was not expected that he would recover consciousness. He expired about J-hree hours later His brother Claude! was with him. at the time Coroner Harry 3.

Bell of Bawson was notified last night an? he tho body at the undertaking parlors of J. E. Sims this morning, before it was removed to the Meckes home'at 1020 South Arch street. He expressed his intention of making- a rigid investigation of the circumstances surrounding the youth's death and summoned the following- jury to conduct an inquest: Frank Bradford, H. SUcox, C.

A. Wagner, J. Young, Noah; Anderson and J. L. Evans.

It will probably be held on Monday afternoon although the time has not been decided on Frank Meckes. father of the boy when seen morning stated that he did not contemplate taking any action against Jack Pierce, the young man who wielded the air hose with such fatal results, or any of the other plate-shop employes Implicated in the affair was rather inclined to crit- icise the officials of the company for not prohibiting the use of such machinery during idle hours Pierce is almost prostrated over the seriousness of the prank and there is a spell of gloom over shop in. which Meckes was employed Meckes had been in the shop since October 12, 1913 Meckes' death was due to a bowel rupture caused by the 100 pounds pressure of the compressed air through the hose used in etingr plates. Deceased was 18 years old He is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs Frank Meckes, and by the following bi others and sisters: Claude, Frank.

Hazel, Mabel ami Louisa He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock with services conducted by Hev. Bur- IS SKTTLKD. FICAI8 THE C. H. Bulsluy is Taking ol the Hill Climb Connellflvllle muy soon see the mit races in moving pictures Charley IT Balalpy, the moving i rn.ni was at CJmontown yesterday and the Ytutrists Tie did not rmo of the thillllngr turns aL Turkey and got all the accidents aa they a ed.

Max Ilannan's hkld was tlso gotten Mr Bolster will so up today ffet the (it the wheel. Ptttebnrg Jurist I ITTSUU11G I --Juclse M. Kennedy, for 20 on the common pleas court oC Allegheny county and one of the best known yers in Pennsylvania, was found in bed at his home here Lodnj Judgo Kennedy was 81 years old Snutllor Complain. TJne 1S --J. A Onbv, leipinenting- inUependent coal 1 In C'oloiudo, told President Wilson that the Rockefeller and lurg-e intcrest-H fn the state were not attempting settle- the stilke because 'iinnl! cnncms weie bolnj? out Will Open The G-reensburg public playgi ounds will be opened next Monday Fied Ashe, a brother of Superintendent 6.

Ashe of the ConnellsvlHe schools, has been elected to supervise playground work. pier Sweur WortK Is Com- nromiscd Milcrniun. i Vmbal ol Nollio had i i U'oaailnn i i neijrhborH huletl before Aldorinan Pred last on a charge of dtsordoilv ronOuct She charged that they said something to lier that ahe had reason to suspH weru ear words. Tho atuitljsios In turn that Mrs Viobal's IniiH-uaupre alto seamed tu thpm to -x hidden meaning that wisn't very nice The t.ia»* was settled the coats being- divided and both paities promising to be more careful in the i IiuostlMnUHt Sdifriiani Poul. pool of stagnant water on the Association grounds which Is declared to have beconit- a nuis.ince was ir.ves- tigated bv Chief of Police Bowers and Health Officer George this mornl ng CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Many Xttractlons to Toatuie Perry Celebration Th? committee charge of the amusement for the Peiryopolit Centennial celebration on 2, 3 and 4, have arranged a list of events that holds interest for eveiybody.

They assure visitors that there will be something bit? doing all tho time On tho 'lav there will be two shooting matches, rifle clay The PPI ryopolis June Bug Rifle Club will t'ike on anv club oC (U-e men at the A. baseball game between two good teams, a tennis tournament llellevernou and Newton, an automobile parade in which $10 ii? offered for the. best docoraud vu band concerts land addrptseq will round out the day On Friday the second day the feat i will be an uitomobile race, tpen to all A pnae list of being made up There will alsr be ball games and tennis tournaments and a concert by tho ConneUsville Military Band in the evening, followed by a Hreworks display On Saturday there will be a big street parade, with a or more bands in line, ball tennis matches, motorcvcle lacet, addresses, a band concert and fireworks BUILDING A Ground ta Brolcen for Xc Double House on tlie South Side. Contractor Worth BalsJey today broke ground for a new double brick veneered dwelling he is erecting at the corner of Davidson avenue and Sycamore street for Sol There will be seven room -o a. side, with all modern improvements.

The dwelling will be, ready for occupancy by next fall Former Senator Dies. SYRACUSE. June mer United States Senator Frank Iliscock died suddenly here today. Railroad Agent Weds. Clarence Kelly, agent for the "Western Maryland railway at Deal on the Connellsville division, and Alma Elizabeth Saas weie married yestei- day at noon at the home of "bride at Pocahontaa..