The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 2

THE CANONSBURQ DAILY NOTES THURSDAY, JULY. 30, IG03 THE DAILY NOTES ALOISQ THE RURAL ROUTES BANKS MASS II I 11 0 CHS ta- Utued Every Week-day Evening Office, Harsha Bulding, Wtit Pike St. Cf nonsburg, Pa. REAL ESTATE! Why Do You Invest in Real Estate? Prayers for Dead Pope and King Humbert Ascend from Sistine Chapel and Pantheon. D.

H. WM. H. FEE, Editors and Proprietors. The Daily Notes April 18, 1894 The Weekly Notei Founded, August 7, 1875 The Daily Notes is seived by carriers in Con-onsbuig, South Canonsburg and Houston for six cents a week or as cents a month, Mailed to any address at the same rate.

By mail oae year $3.00. The Weekly Notes one Year, 75 cents. 10 RAMPOLLA CETS LUCKY 1 WM. B. HOUSTON, JNO.

MORRISON, Frealdent. Vice Pres. J. K. M'NUTT, Cashier.

TrsT national bank OF HOUSTON, PA. WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS. DIREOTOES. Wm. B.

Houston, Jno. Morrison, W. W. Donaldson, Jno. A.

Berry, Jno. G. Johnson, Geo. D. M'Nutt, L.

M. Morgan. Mail Carriers Remembered Farmers Cutting OatsPersonal Items The patrons of the different rural mail routes have beeu remembering the carriers rather handsomely within the past few days. Richard Johnston presented A. Henry, carrior on route 40, with a load of hay.

Andy Olydo was presented by S. N. Hopper with a bucket of fine blackberries. Hut those- aro uro not the only carriers who are remembered along the routes All perhaps fare about equally in this respect, and aro frequently presouted with vegotableB, fruit, etc. And the carriers are always gla3 to bo romomborod.

William Colteryahn, Jr. and William Rudel, accompanied by their friends, called on Fred Klages and family Sabbath oveuiug, having traveled from Mt. Oliver by automobile. They made tlio trip of 80 miles in less T. C.

D. I TELEPHONES Tien wby cot place jour investments in THE CIT-5T OF 49-3 15 DROWNED AT ATLANTIC CITY Carbondale Man Loses Life Trying to Rescue Girl from Sea Mother Witnesses Accident. Atlantic City, July 30. Dr. Joseph Kelvine, ngd 34 years, of Carbondale, gave up his life whilo trying to rescue from the sea Miss Mearlo Shannon, agod 20 years, of Williumuport, who disappeared beneath tho waves before she could be taken from the water.

Dr. Kelvine was a guest at tho Hotel Sot hern, where Miss Shannon was employed. The accident happened off New Jersey avenue. The young woman, whilo bathing, was swept around the end of a jetty where tho water was 20 feet deep. The girl gave a shriek and Dr.

Kelvine, who had accompanied, her into tho surf, went to her rescue. He reached her and while struggling to get her into shallow water she was torn from him by tho vaves. About this time three life guards came to the rescue and one of them took care of Dr. Kelvine, who lapsed Into unconsciousness, The girl sank and the other two guards dived for her, but did not find the drowning girl. The life guards tried to resuscitate Dr.

Kelvine without success. It is believed he died from some other cause than drowning, as he had not Said to Signify "Pope" Gottl Not Prejudiced Against America Conclave Commences Saturday Morning. Slxty-Two Cardinals to Be Present. Federal, Entered at the postofllce at Canoneburg, I a as second-class matter. Ni agara Falls Koine, July 30.

Cardinal Oreglia Invited tho cardinals to enter the conclave on Friday afternoon. The doors will not, however be closed until Saturday morning, and the conclave will not commence until then. Lots were drawn for the "cells" WHERE TO BUY THE DAILY NOTES. The Dally Notes Is for sale each week-day evening at the following places: Estep's News Depot, Central Ave. M.

Eagen's, Jefferson Ave. Sprowls' Drug Store, Houston. Persons going away from town may have The Daily Notes mailed to them at the rate of 25 cents a month; for less than a month, at the rate of 10 cents a week. Address changed as often as desired. than three hours.

William Coltoryahn, father of I RUSSELL SAGE RULE 1 Charles O. Oolteryahu, who has be dangerously ill, is somewhat im SAVE 1-4 OF YOTJI proved. THURSDAY, JULY a0, 1903 R. D. Scott on rural route 38 began on Monday to cut oats which he sowed March 27.

rossusLK. IIMOltE IF GET THIEVES AT M'DONALD That is the only place that is attracting the attention of the entire world. The Shipping and Railway facilities at Niagara Fal's, together with the development of the cheapest and Greatest Water Power on Earth arc the agents which are rapidly building Niagara Falls into a manufacturing metropolis. Fortunes are being made in real estate at the Falls and you will miss the opportunity unless you join the procession WHY INVEST IN NIAGARA? BECAUSE New York multi-millionaires have invested millions in developing power and have large tracts of land which they will make valuable. been in the water long enough.

The accident was witnessed by thousands of persons on the boardwalk, among which was Mrs. John Klune, of Carbondale, the mother of Dr. Kelvine. She did not know that the dead man was her son until she had elbowed her way through the crowd and found him lying upon a bench. Mrs.

Klune wag taken care of by friends. Four Houses Entered and Money and Several Articles Taken July 30 In History, 1718-AVllliam Pcnn died at Ruscomlie In Berkshire, Knglnnd; buried at Jordana In Buckinghamshire; born Oct. 14, 104 1. 1750 John Sebastian Bach, musical composer, died; born 1CS3. 1875 Ocorgre Kdward Pickett, hero of Gettysburg charge, died in Norfolk; born JS25.

1894-Walter Pater, an eminent English author and essayist, died at Oxford; born 1839. 1S9S Bismarck, ex-chancellor of the German empire, died at. Fried ilehsruli born 1814. 190O Alfred Krnest Albert, duke of Edinburgh and duke of Saxo-Coburg end Gotha, second son of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, die. at Cobuir: born 1S44.

A HOME SAVINGS BANK FREE Thieves are operating in McDonald and the police aro said to be unable which the cardinals will occupy during the conclave. The "cell" bearing No. 58 fell to Cardinal Rampolla, According to the' cabalistic code of the Roman populace, No. 58 signifies "pope," and since the drawing of lots for the conclave "cells" not a single man or woman among the lower classes of the Roman population has the slightest doubt of Rampolla's election to the chair of St. Peter.

Cardinal Gibbons' cell number is 29, second floor of the court of St. Damascus, In the Vatican. Cardinal Logue's Opinion. Cardinal Logue, archbishop of Armagh, had an interview with Cardinal Gibbons. When asked what he thought of the objections frequently mentioned against Cardinal Gottl being elected pope on the ground that his being a member of a religious order would prevent him from dealing in a broad spirit with Catholic problems in America and Great Britain, he said: "It is absurd.

Cardinal Gottl was formerly an internuncio and has mixed with the representatives of the various powers. He knows the prevailing conditions as well as anybody. Just because he is a Carmelite, it does not follow that he Is narrow-minded. Moreover, it is unreasonable to attribute too much weight to the personality of the new pope. International matters and internal policy are now almost invariably settled by commissions of cardinals, who, under the late Pope Leo, have directed their At FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BRIDGE-VILLE, and try this 4 per cent on time deposits.

to locate tho offenders. Early Wednesday morning the residence of Edward Weaver was entered and $32 in money and a revolver were stolen. Entrauco was gained through a window, and while the occupants were used BECAUSE "Niagara power will be Thomas A. Edison. ra.

FOR PURE WATER Pittsburg's water is so bad that I councils have decided to put in Indian Coolies for South Africa. London, July 30. The parliamentary correspondence on the South African labor question has been issued. Lord Milner, high commissioner for South Africa, telegraphed Colonial Secretary Chamberlain on May 12, 1903, urging the employment of 10,000 Indian coolies for work on the railways, the coolies to be forcibly repatriated at the end of their service. Lord Milner represented the labor problem to be alarming in South Africa.

He reported that there were not enough natives there, if all worked, to meet the growing requirements for the development of the country's resources and that such a dilemma must eventually land the country in finan filtration plant, but whether to have a sand, chemical or mechanical system is greatly puzzling the people and BECAUSE 450,000 horse power is beinp- developed at Niagara and ii new factories seemed in year just passed. BECAUSE Niagara is the world's greatest cataract. BECAUSE Niagara Falls is the most famous tourists' resort the world. the newspapers. It is generally be heved that the sand filtration system asleep the thieves went about from top to bottom.

The house of J. E. Jeffries was next entered and several razors and small articles were taken. Entrance to two other houses was attempted, but the thieves were frightened away. Horse Was Roasted Wellsburg, W.

July 2J.S. D. Hughes, a farmer, residing on Short creek, lost his valuable horse while returning from Wheeling last night. In the darkness he drove into an uncovered ditch. In attempting to er-tricate the animal he brought a lan THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR is the nearest to nature of any system yet devised.

Water is naturally puri I fled by passing through rock, gravel, A.M. FORSYTH I cial embarrassment. BECAUSE Niagara halls is the greatest electrical power city in the world, 1 BECAUSE Niagara Falls is the greatest electro-chemical manufacturing city in the world. BECAUSE can C11 lots but one half mile from the and eartli. The sand filtration system adds nothing to the water and eliminates as much of the bad qualities Merchant Tailor 30 HAST PIKE STREET.

departments just as much as the heads of departments of a civil government us is possible. Of course, even naturo does not in all cases take out all the direct their departments. -tv i.ifcuir.u.,uuoiu one mile irom the Union depot and epot. tern, which ignited gas from a broken pipe. In the explosion which follow impurities hi water, but naturally fil tered water is usually the purest which can be obtained.

In this re ed Hughes was severely, but not fa lot. It is particulars way city can grow, for only 350 a worth your time investigate these lots For call on or address. tally, burned about the face and head, gard sand filtration comes nearer to and his horsa was literally roasted to- I nature's work than any mechanical Employment at the Pen. Harrisburg, July SO. The attorney general has advised Warden Johnstone, of the Western penitentiary, that he may employ 5 per cent of the whole number of inmates of that institution in the manufacture of brooms, brushes and hollowware and 10 per ceut In the manufacture of any goods, wares, articles or things that aro manufactured elsewhere in the state, except mats and matting, In the manufacture of which 20 per cent of the whole number of inmates may be employed.

The warden may employ 35 per cent of the inmates in the manufacture of the different classes of goods above "enumerated. death. Ml or chemical system. In every mo cnanicai or cnemicai system some New Building For East Pike Street Ground will be broken in a few element must be added to the water It is practically impossible to elimi laiiPiBicft 'But, whatever may be possible it is not likely that he will attempt to make any changes in policy without being careful to take the advice of those commissions which have heretofore directed the policy of the Vatican." With the arrival here of Cardinal Prisco, archbishop of Naples, the number of cadlnals who will participate in the conclave Is complete and totals G2. Dramatic Contrast.

Rome during the morning was the scene of one of those dramatic contrasts which are now characteristic of the Eternal City. While at the Vatican, in the sistine chapel, a solemn requiem mass was being intoned, with all the solemnity the Catholic church DUANE BELDEN, 406 Mooney Building, Buffalo, N. Y. nate this added element from the (Jays for the building which J. I.eviD, of Wett Pike Btreet.

will treat on hi water. While this chemical or chemicals may destroy some of the impuri lot on the north side of East Pike The Sanitary Plumbing now located in the Ritchie Diamond, do modern, up-to-date Plumbing and Gas Sitting. No one else in Canonsburg or elsewhere is responsible for their Or L. L. Moore, 318 E.

Be ties it takes other chemicals to rid the water of the chemicals used to purify or Samuel Mnnnel, Washington, Canonsburg, street near the railroad crossing. The (structure will be of frame mid including a store room and bath room it. will contain 16 apartments. R. Pi rrine has the contract.

ir tneyre going to nave any more royal cuttings over in Servia, King Karageorgevitch might begin on his can impose, for the repose of the soul of Leo XIII, the spiritual monarch who claimed Rome as his capitol, an- name. worn, xney Gr everything they do to be as good as it can be done, or as good as you want it done. They not only guarantee all work but also guarantee prices to be as low as is consistent with good workmanship. They are also agents for the AMERICAN BEAUTY HOT PLATES Inspecting the Wabash J. W.

Patterson, president, and O. Aeronauts Enjoined. Omaha, July 30. A temporary injunction was granted in the court of Judge Dickinson that the balloon Which ascends twice daily from Court-land beach must not descend on the farm property, destroy crops or frighten the live stock of Claus Nelson. The balloon has fallen many times on Nelson's property.

To recover their airship the aeronauts have been forced to pay lately sums ranging from $2 to $5, and a few days ago the farmer stood guard over the canvas with a shotgun and demanded $20. The big bag was recovered by a writ of THE MAN WHO TALKS UP HIS TOWN McK. Watt, assistant chief engiueer, of the Pittsburg, Carnegie and West The Canonsburg Transfer. Office and Stable Bell Telephone 28. Near Railroad Station Canonsburg Hauling of Every Description.

Particular attention given to the removal of household goods, pianos, etc. Heavy hauling a specialty All orders receive careful and prompt attention. ern railroad, are making a detailed inspection of the progress of the con. AND SUMMER RANGES, i su- struction work on the road between Wellsburg and Pittsburg. They will return to Pittsburg Friday.

umii nave iew equals ana no periors. BOYCE omer ami no less solemn requiem mass was being celebrated in the magnificent pantheon for the repose of the soul of the late King Humbert, the' temporal monarch, the capital ot whose kingdom was Rome. In the evening there was a public procession through the streets to the tombs of King Humbert and King Victor Emmanuel. It off quietly, though thousands of persons witnessed the demonstration and the procession itself was over a mile in length. GRAND CHIEF YOUNCSON DEAD Expired in City Hospital in Meadville This Morning Appointed Successor.

Cleveland, July 30. A disDatch re- W. R. EN LOW, The man who never fails to speak a good word for his town wherever and whenever opportunity offers, is a good citizen. He is worth a whole lot to any community; he doesn't stand around the street corners crying down every projet that is calculated to help along the town.

Then there i3 another class of people who sre greatly interested in a town's growth and upbuilding, provided they are benefitted pecuniarly, but who otherwise are uninterested in it. But the latter class is not to be compared with the man who is always finding fault with the town in which he resides, yet re- Proprietor. Boyce, July 80. Miss Maggie Fife. who has beeu visiting her sister.

Mrs. Fenou of New Castle, has returned to her home near Clifton. E. C. Treat, Machinist and Steam Fitter Engines, Boilers, Pumps and all classes of Machinery overhauled and repaired at reasonable rates.

Machine shop rear of resi Miss Carrie Fife is visiting friends Veterans Hold Reunion. Butler. July 30. The One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Pennsylvania volunteers are holding their annual reunion here. This regiment was organized in Pittsburg Sept.

1, 18C2, hcing the first regiment to muster in under President Lincoln's threeyear call. Its first active duty was helping to bury 1,800 Union dead after the second battle of Bull Run. Subsequently the regiment fought at Antietam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Spottsylvanla, Cold Har Coraopolis. Mr. William Caldwell expects to so 10 nis iarm near Clifton.

ari luses to move ont. Canonsburg has some of these people may their tribe ceived here says A. Youngson, who succeeded to the grand chieftainship of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the death of Chief decrease. dence, Jefferson ave. Near Elm street.

South Can Little Things Need Watching. "Little acorns, you know. Well, good, honest, wholesomo grain and feed grow into fat and muscle-fat for hogs and cattle, muscle for horses, just the respective qualities you want. The hog, horse, cattle and poultry provender we supply fills the bill. Canonsburg Milling Co bor and the Wilderness.

Hngarian christenings are ofton-times sprinkled with blood as well as with water. ifif 111 August. The teachers and pupils of Caldwell's school, Upper St. Clair township, will hold a reunion at McNay's grove on August 12. As the history of the school dates back to 1857, a large crowd is expected to bring their dinner and spend the day.

There will be addresses and amusements. The Clifton ball team will have a stand and provide ice cream and coffee. A verv eniovnhln time, ia Arthur, died at Meadville, at 2:40 o'clock this morning. Named Shay as Successor. Meadville, July 30.

Grand Assistant Chief Engineer A. B. Young-son, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, who is lying at the point of death in Meadville City hospital, and who by the recent Biid.i Tea Merchants Lose by Fire. Philadelphia, July 30. Fire seriously damaged the four-story building 1205 Market street, occupied by the Atlantic and Pacific Tea company.

The building 1207 Market street, occupied by William Graham, importer of teas and coffees, and William Boni, wall paper dealer, was damaged bv McGonnell Scbriver Of East Pike street, at what was formerly the Paxton Meat Market, have always on hands the Washington Countain Arrested in Ohio A dispatch from Dcnnison.O., says: Frank Depew of West Middletowu, Pa. was arrested here yesterday for train ridiug. Many knives and razors ueatn ot Chief P. M. Arthur hpcirai water and smoke.

Loss $100,000. anticipated. TKXDKREST STEAKS, THK CIIOIC'KST ROASTS, Mrs. Blanche Boyce, who has been the executive head of the brotherhood named M. H.

Shay, of Youngstown. as his successor, to act in rs nf ill for some time, is improvine. .1. IM'EIUUXE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building of all kinds done from foundation np. Plastering, Painting, building of Chimneys, all complete.

of workmanship throughout. Residence Currv Farm. east-, nf A. H. Long of Counellsville visited were round on him and he confessed to the robbery of McClure's hardware store at Burgettstown, last Saturday night.

He sold a portion of the lot to Italians at Dinsmore, lie said. Ho was turned over to the Burgettstown authorities. Shot Rival With Winchester. Thackery, W. July 30 Mrs.

ivilliam Davis, living near Wnrflold. enraged over the thought that her husband loved Sadie Evans, a neighbor girl, shot the Evans girl to death with a Winchester rifle. Mrs. Davis relatives near hero this week. and the very best of all kinds of meats.

Beef, pork, lard, puddings, minced ham, and everything found in a first-class meat market. Win. Gundy has just had a new roof put on ins house. Born-To Mr. and Mrs.

his death. Shay ia chairman of the committee of adjustment in tho brotherhood on the Erie and one of the most capable men in the order. Electric Car Wrecked. Anderson, July 30. A wreck on the Union Electric company's road In the suburbs caused the death of Walter McGowan, of Alexandria, and injuries more or less serious to 17 Gundy, a daughter.

THE DEATH RECORD. is yet at large. Carrie Didn't Have a License. Down East Canonsburg way and call at the office of THE CECIL IMPROVEMENT usea Elizabeth and Rebecca after March 1, 1903. JOHN R.

WILSON, Commercial Messenger, CANONSBURG and PITTSBURG. All orders will JAMES WALKER Scranton. July 30. Carrie was arrested on the charge of sours are visiting their sister, Mrs, Frank Bell. James walker, 91 years old, one of TjTSAVE YOUR ADDRESS at the Canonsburg News Depot and have your I.Al SDRV CALLED FOK and delivered.

No extra charges. Stevenson's Steam Laundry. n. O. ESTEP, Agent.

Watch for wagon Monday and Wednesdays vending without a city license and paid a fine of $10 in police court She the pioneer residents of Upper 8t ni. 1 Messrs. Boyce and Clyde Ross are spending their vacation with their passengers, lhe car was going full rownsiup, Allegheny county, was selling souvenir hatchets. COMPANY speed when it struck a short onrvo grandfather, Capt. Wm.

Boyce. niea at the residence of his sdu, Wil careful attention. Canonsbnrg head-quarters at W. V. White Co store.

Pittsborg headquarters, V. -H. Wil- The brakes failed to work and the car Two Killed by Lightning. snot from the track and turned over. nam waiter, at Upper St.

Clair Tuesday of paralysis. Mr. Walker I'lttsburg, July 30. Two Italians tams, smj Liberty avenue. Girls Killed by Freight Train, were struck by lightning and Instantly killed while taking refuge from a sharp electrical storm in a buildinT at where you will I ind the com- pany's agent, Mr.

Ernest Lee, Hllamsport, July 30. Marion Up-To-Date Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Renovating Ladies' and Gents' Garment, i was born in Upper St Clair township and for the greater part of his life he was a fanner. He lived his farm more than 50 years. In his Pansies! Pansies! pansies! Hrushton liawson. aged 14, and Beatrice Tate, aged 12.

were Instantly killed hv a in cnar-je. who wi tnLv work. Will quote von nrirr th.t Pennsylvania freight train at Sylvan A Canonsburg young man made np Ins mind to attend the baseball game Village Destroyed by Fire. Iron Mountain, July 30. Fir younger days he was a tobacconist in Pittsburg.

He was a member of the pleasure in showing you Pm TT imnn 1 or. Conie now nd mke your own se- aroiind and gl ing the prices lections of Pansies at the on lots. East CanonshiiriT you money. HAKTir.R DTK WORK. K.

W. alrmaa. Prwp URice room n.f rnt.i "w.ungion inesday evening, and nearly destroyed the entire village r.f uon park. The girls were walking on the track. A companion, lionise CI I -per.

was struck by one of the flying todies and knocked off the track. Brash Run United Presbyterian iu ue one or the boys went to a fnr -st Pike street. M. a. THOMPSON.

UIS Wlie as oeen icaa a number of years and he leaves two Lots are selling Amasa. The fire was started by th? explosion of a lamp. Loss The Foundation ot Health. nishing goods store in the town and purchased a cap which suited his The JOHN Ij. Low Fares to Pittsburg via Penntyl i almost every day, but there are still i On going home asked his better half what she dOUrfehlnent ia tho fnnn.l.lin Giles Barber emi asd ixscraxce agest.

vama Lines to Of it. But site did nnt neaim life strength. Kodol Dys pepsia Core is the can nndonbtedlr le sniteri excursion tickets will tw A 272 East Pile Street, Cioisfcrt, ft The Standarrl Tin 1 it auu when he came home next tim 1.. ruisounr. account ThirtT.tMni fun that enablas the eral Convention, Catholic Total Ab tive organs to divest, amimiut KST PLACE TO GET A SKATE OK HATS COT.

HOT AID COLO AiHS. ETEBTTHrsa CLEAX. looked for the new headpiece but it lad mysteriously disappear Af, stinence union 01 Amreica, via Penn transform all fornix into th kin.i jm at Plant will po into operation bv 7orrtie rented and sold and rnts thelatof next month, and that plant' ected" in the ht alone will ENSURE THE SUCCESS SmPnies- Sereral choice properties OF EAST CANONSBURG I for le- sTirania Lanes. Aurast id sa daughters, Mrs. James Yanca of Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Walker of Philadelphia, and two sons, William Walker of Upper St.

Clair, and John Walker ofJWashington county. Reduced Fares to Seattle sylvaiia Lines July 31st to August 13th. include J-count 14th Annual Session, Trans! Mississippi Commerrul Congress and Itational Irrigation Association. Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines will arnish particulars. I blood that conrisb.es the nerves and feeds the tissne KnriJ l.r.

11,. n. information regarding fares furnished upon application to Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines. due consideration of the case it was thought the best way to find it was to advert i it in the lost coin foundation for health iinM .1. J.E.KERBY.

NOW IS THE TIME Dyspepsia, and all disorders of the stomach Ai. Richard Gibbs Tonsorial Artist. follows: "Lost A No. I Mn Tb "Ponahir n.i restive orcaos are rnw.1 hv thm Tonsorial Artist, I to purchase whether you wish to bar I for a home or an investment July 51 finder please leave at Notes Of Kodol. Sold l)T I IVin.Uu.

iias removed to room in the Ritchie game but omce." ue attended the did not wear a cap. Mat pwpte kitt ht yn waat a Tha prk withia tb ratea afaU- orata far Urn tbW i HaroToa t. i '-'T occupied by W. T. W.

T. Strictly UNION SHOP. Clow x- i. cn evening, except SatnrdaT at 8 Nothing like an ad in The Notes to o'clock. Tom rtatrooage solicited.

stimalate trade. Tka Hnfu wiM ana see ns in our tera-' nvm cue cowjnn porary quarters..