Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 6

si- 6 iiomrara teibuite, wjsdnesday, mat 10 1905. -NO MORE "CHARITY" TICKETS. RAILROAD RUMBLINGS. THE WEATHER FORECAST. aimnmnime III! MiTrvo innnnr Tim? of the year; young couples get married and the bride must be provided for with suitable bridal You will find one of the best assortments at Rudisill Bro's, reliable jewelers.

YOUR DEALER has "Red Bell." You'll like it. A chew or a smoke. I0LIIIL0 OLIW nuuriii Beauty in Carpets Partly Cloudy To-Day and Colder Rain on Thursday. May 9. Forecast for Wednesday and For Eastern Pennsylvania Partly cloudy Wednesday and colder in south portion; Thursday, rain; light north winds becoming east.

For Western Pennsylvania Rain Wednesday and Thursday; high northwest winds along- the lakes. Items Which-' Will Interest Both Em- ployers and Employe. A Chicago paper says that the Chicago Alton wll! hereafter allow engineers to am only $140 a month and firemen only JO.t When business is very heavy eng'semen (paid by the tripi Juivv been as liign as $200 a month, while the extra engine-men have earned very little. The new rule is resigned to enable the extra men to tarn wages in dull Bell 'Pboiw. 2603 Ninth Avenue, mayl-lyr A good dinner at Stewart's restaurant JOHNSON'S LOCAL BREVITIES.

Brief Note of Happenings in and 1118 11th Avenue. (i AtrJ n. Around the City. Wild crabapple trees are in bio. som.

Mayor Will Refer Applicants to Poor Director Pensyl. The- police authorities during' the 'past year, have received so many requests for charity tickets to various points along the Pennsylvania railroad that Mayor Walker has decided refer all applicants for such transportation, to Poor Director Pensyl. It is that a' number of undeserving took this means of securing cheap railroad transportation and to prevent the chance of being imposed on bis honor has decided to adopt the rule. The name charity is as the ticket is secured on, an order of the authorities at a cost of one cent a mile. It is issued as a means of aiding the needy and for charitable purpce Bay Windows an Obstruction.

The city authorities' are keeping up the crusade of enforcing ordinance No. 857,. relating to obstructions in the way of building. It prevents the building of bay windows; porches and steps out beyond the property line. The plans for the construction of the addition to the Hotel Walton, Eleventh avenue and Bridge street, had to be altered for the reason that a bay window on the second floor extended, out over the sidewalk.

It was, removed a't the orders of the police. It is understood similar orders The water in the brooks is getting very low, on account of the absence of heavy rains. The Mother's club will hold a meet There's a distinctive beauty in our carpets- which is very pleasing. There's a touch of harmonious' coloring that is restful and artistic. There's the all important quality in every fibre, so that in selecting from our stock you arc sure of satisfaction.

Brussels, Velvety, Ingrains, Rfcg and Stair-Carpets all reliable makes at prices that will save you You should see our choice patterns before you buy. Hugh D. Seeds. Successor to John A. Sprankle 4r Corner nth Ave.

and 9th St. ing this afternoon' at 3 o'clock in the Emerson kindergarten room. Several carpenters are 'engaged in making repairs to the floor and steps of the Twelfth street bridge. "Kansas," the valuable western cow owned by Thomas J. Baker, of A i seasons.

'II II Attorney General Moody has rendered an opinion sustaining Secretary Wilson, of the department of agriculture, in his contention that the law requiring stock in transit to be unloaded, fed and watered at intervals not greater than twenty-einht hours, applies to terminal railway companies as well as through lines. II Ml II1 The Pennsylvania raalroad will give a supplemental rail order aggregating 35,000 tons within the few days. With the large order given la the last winter for 102,500 the aggregate tonnage of rails for tlue year will be 135,500 or the largest given by any railroad in the world. The supplemental-order will le apportioned among the Carnegie Sjteel company, the Pennsylvania1 Steel company and Cambria Steel company. The rails will be used In undertaking "some work that was not provided for In the construction and equipment list approved by the directors several weeks ago.

Its specific purposes have been announced. Ml' II II' A locomotive headlight which will iiiuminate a mile of track has been introduced on trains of the Dunedin-Oamaru section in the South Island, New Zealand. United States Consul General Dillingham (reports that it is an arc light of more than 2.000 can "Of Course" You Know that folks with fastidious taste, in selecting Ox- Catfish, died Tuesday from the, effects of poison. i The regular drill of. Company will be held on Friday evening instead of Thursday.

Captain McClay also has ha e. -been giveni to owners of sev eral other buildings now being erect- I A 111 I fords always say Board of Health Notes. 'J Health Officer Herbert yesterday AH disinfected the following residences: Scarlet fever Kephart, 1302 Seventeenth street; Mauchniere, 835 Eighth avenue; Weston, 219 Seventh avenue. Diphtheria Fassanio, 1004 -Ninth ave. SOROSIS.

Correct Shoes. These cases of contagieus' disease were reported to the board yesterday: Scarlet fever Ellen Springer, 2100 First avenue; Charles Heverly, 2008 vacancies for three first, class recruits. Council, No. 120, of the Young' Men's Institute, will hold a progressive euchre party and sociul in its rooms in the McHale building this at 8:15 o'clock. A May Pole festival will be given "in the Miller school yard Saturday afternoon, May 13, at 2r30 o'clock, by pupils of the kindergarten and grammar school for the piano fund.

A special train carrying J. V. Richards, of and other high' Pennsylvania railroad officials, left this city yesterday afternoon and was run to Bellwood, thence 'over the Pennsylvania and Northwestern railroad. The Central Pennsylvania band a trolley "ride yesterday a special suminor cjr over the Valley line from Altoona to Hollidaysburg, and returning, went to Tyrone and back. The baud was advertising the land sale in Millville, which begins to-day.

The Frohsinn Singing society will hold a concert 'and dance in the hall who wants the correct and Fourth, avenue; Mary Tallman, 2124 Fifth avenue, Bertha Witherow, 1513 Tenth street. Diphtheria Sylvia Dickison, 1433 Ninth avenue. Dress Footwear should Sorosis Oxfords in black and tan have gained a world wide reputation for their grace and elegance. They bring out the true artis'ic lines that are seldom seen in a shoe of this The person smartest styles come here. in dle power, known as the Pile National Electric Headlight.

A little dynamo which supplies the electricity is situated between the lamp and the funnel, and is worked by a small steam turbine. II II II Following is the standing of middle division crews at Altoona after 4 a. m. to-dav: Cabins 224, 543, 859, 638, 1,31, 696, 136, 134, 776, 652, 519, 431, 780, 200. 492.

J. and M. Cabins after 12:01 a. m. We have the reputation of having the Requisition Honored.

Harriisburg, May Pen-nypacker to-day honored the requisition of Governor Herrick for the extradition of Pasquali Ventrizigaonli, Who is under arrest at. Pittsburg. Ven-trisdgaonli is wanted at Cincinnati for grand larceny. price. But the "of course" you know 749, 133, 490.

best to be had. The styles are the very latest from the centre o( fashion, and possess all the elegance, beauty and grace the. most fashionable can desire in footwear. SOROSIS Special Cabins after 11:45 p. m.

809, 230, 793, 118, 553, 58, 461, 525, at Ninth avenue and Twelfth street 0 9 0 U(, 100, 1JU, 03. oh Saturday evening for the entertainment of the members and their families in commemoration of tbe Extra Engineers 'Riley, Weber, Hil ling, Somers, Knisley, Casner, Seid STOLEN PROPERTY Is seldom recovered burned valuables never. Insurance may pay for any loss but cannot replace. Loss is out of the question when your valuables are in our Safe Deposit Vaults. Absolute Security at a cost of $4.00 a year.

That's what we charge for a box and give you access day or evening. THE ALTOONA TRUST COMPANY. ers Glatfelter, Arndt, Dekrier, Bit- German poet, Schiller. Gipprich's orchestra, composed of twelve will render a programme from 8 to FOR MEN. ner, Kauffman Bossert, Crimmel, Eyster, Robley, Spangler, Haines, 10 o'clock, after which dancing will Johnson.

be enjoyed until midnight. Extra Firemen Davis, Troxell, The engines in the yard at Fourth is a custom made Shoe worth But it comes to us direct from the Sorosjs factory and you get ihem for Coffman, Bulick, Adams, Wise, Hicks, FOR La France Shoes, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. La France Oxfords, $2.50 and $3.00. Julia Marlowe Shoes, $3.00. Faunce Spinney Shoes, $3.00.

Bernalda Shoes and Oxfords, $1.75 and $2.00. Emory. Ralston Health Shoes and Oxfords, $4.00. King Quality Shoes, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. King Quality Oxfords, $3.00 and $4.

Imperial Shoes and Oxfords, $3.00 and $3.50. Security Shoes and Oxfords, $2.50. street at 0:30, last evening sounded an alarm of fire by-the blowing of Extra Conductors Miller, Harsh- tneir whistles. The blaze was lo barger, Kough, O'Donald, Rogers, Kirk. cated in the house of Tonv Berardi, 111 Ninth avenue, and was, caused Extra Flagmen Gross, Jacobs, Busy Days AND i 1 Shaver, Espach, McCord, by the roof taking fire from sparks I from an engine.

A stil alarm -was; sent, in' to No. 3 company, which re Potts, Jackson, SUoup. Extra Brakemen Nixdorf, Ard- 3.50 sponded and extinguished the fire with the use of one Rex. About $3 rey, Crelghton, Cox, Murphy, Klnt, Crawford, McKinstry, Stouffer, Heis-ter, Picketts, Zeigler, Denny, Kough, Lots of Bargains damage was done to the roof. The men employed in sweeping the Come See Our Excellent Boys and Girls Shoes and Oxfords in Kid and Patent Colt.

Don't think you can duplicate them elsewhere. E. THE BIG SHOE STORE 1614 Eleventh and 1104-6 Sixteenth St paved streets raise great clouds ot VSfA' AT dust which settles On the sidewalks or the buildings, and floats through Wyble, Wingardner Yard Men. Extra Engineers Moore, Nevitt, Mitchell, Foil st, Wagner, Overcash, J. Hoover, E.

Extra Firemen Arter, Brinton, Dob-son, Sellers, Lasher, De Haven, Wellons. open doors into dwellings and stores v. and makes it'tUso1 very unpleasant for pedestrians "and for people- residing along these streets. The sweepers The Big Store See Ourl 5th Page Ad To-day. -Always Something New, Gable Co.

hould either be furnished watering ADDRESSED BY BISHOP POTTER. Cooper's cans to allay the dust before using their brooms or the sweeping should only be done just after the street sprinkler passes over the streets. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU T.hat the BEST OF EVERYTHING is none too good for our patrons? PERSONAL NOTES. Our Motto Reliable Goods Moderat Piicei. Items Concerning People, Whom You May, Chance to Know.

E. L. Richards, of Seventh avenue, DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU That our Soda Fountain is about the coolest place in town? left yesterday on a visit to friends in Lancaster. Proprietor Jerry Kelly, of the Com mercial hotel, is on a business trip' to Belief on te. Frank Myers, of Indianapolis, is visiting John Redding, of 39 Wash DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU That clean glasses, clean slabs and clean towels are our drawing cards? Superfine Writing Paper.

New Shades 1 and lints. Boxes, I5c to 35c. Pound lots. 25c. Ask to see this Paper when in the store.

ington avenue. Thomas Henderson, a Pittsburg stock broker, spent several 'hours in Was Principal Speaker at Meeting of Actors' Fund 'of America. New York, May 9. Bishop Henry C. Potter was the principal speaker at.

the anniversary of the Actors' Fund of America held this afternoon in the Broadway theatre. Bshop Potter, who was introduced as "the friend of the theatre and the maiiagers," said in part: "I came here particularly to comment upon the opportunity' the stage has for everting an influence for good or evil. I believe the tendency 'is for good. The men' 'and women prominently connected your profession use the stage1''' as an inspiration for better living. The moral effect cannot but have a remarkable tendency toward making us all better." Alluding to the exclusion of two actors from membership in the Y.

M. C. A. at Pittsburg, Bishop Potter said: "I should feel ashamed if I did not here, resent the action of the Y. M.

C. A. of Pittsburg1 in the repulsion of the actors. I seldom have seen such narrowness. Men of the dramatic profession and the women stand in exactly the same light as the rest of us.

There is good and there is bad on the stage, as there is in in in Wall street, and in other walks of business and professional Character is' not grouped according to professions or callings." the city yesterday. If You're Going Away you'U likely want some uew jewelry with which to bedeck yourself Diamond Eardrops, a Diamond Brooth, a Diamond Ring, or peihafs something less expensive, all of which you'll find here in up-to-date styles acd at reasonable prices. xpert Watch Repairing a Specialty. Trouble With Your Have them attended to at once. Delays are dangerous, especially when the eyes are involved.

Our optician will give you a scientific examination free. Rudisill Mrs. G. A. Askew, of 1416 Eighth slreet, li on a visit to friends in Phil Plain White Toilet Sets with large jar, $1.99 a set.

Blue Mottled Toilet, Sets with large jar, $1.89 a set. 10-piece Toilet Sets, pretty decorations, $2.47, $2.09, $3.99 and $4.75 a set. 12-piece Toilet Sets with large jars, $:.99, $4.99, $5.09, $6.75 and $7.89. Every one a bargain. Plain Screen Doors all common size, 75c.

Plain Screen Doors, larger sizes, $1.00. Fancy Screen Doors, common sizes, 90c." Fancy Screen Doors, larger 'sizes, $1.10. Extra Fancy Doors, common sizes, $1.25. Extra Fancy Doors, large and odd si.es, $1,35 to $1.75. Window Screen, Hi inches high, open to 30 inches, 12c.

Window Screens, 2(J inches high open to 33 Inches, 22c. Window Screens, 24 inches high, open to 35 inches, 25c. Double Oil Stoves, strong enough to hold a wash boiler, $1.43. Folding Ironing Tables, 97c. Floor Oilcloth, 1 yard wide, 25c; 1V2 yards wide, 3Cc; 2 yards wide, 50c.

AT Cooper's, adelphia and Lancaster. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU That we willingly replace any unsatisfactory drink? Mrs. John Myers, of Glasgow, is guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.

Heverly, 2306 Beale avenue. James Alexander, an expert, tonso- rial artist, of Hollidaysburg, attended DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU social gathering in the last evening. treat customers cour' all. That we tcously Ralph the well known mu- iiica.li, is home trom Uniontown to spend a short time with his parents on Boecking Meredith, Successors toH. C.

Fay Popular Prescription Pharmacy Opposite Opera House. Reliable Jewelers and Opticians, 1310 Eleventh Ave me. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU That "TURNER'S DRUG STORES are pretty nice places to deal with? 'i 1120 ELEVENTH AVENUE. BRANCH, 4TH ST. and 6TH AVENUE ALABASTINE Ready for Use by Adding COLD WATER.

Riamomhof fnr A In ha st in that it nnf a kiitmnmhii All nort I LEVENTH AVENUE mi are unstable unsanitary, "stuck on with glue," flake, scale, and nil) off on clothing. Alabastine is. a natural anil dura ulo stone base cement wall coaling tr lit ntiorl rwr 4i unlirl surfiirp', nljiKtor 'wiwirl lii'lfk or Mortgage Loans, INSTALLMENT OR FLAT. Seventh avenue. Fireman E.

L. Barclay, of No. .4 company, and wife left this morning for Johnstown to spend the day with luiends and relatives. Emil L. of Seventh avenue and Twenty-eighth street, departed yesterday afternoon for a short trip to Lancaster, i Ruth, the interesting 9-year-old daughter of Alderman J.

Banks Duncan, who has been critically ill for some time with pneumonia, is improving. Police Station News. Four common drunks were arrested yesterday. William Hershberger was arrested early yesterday -morning at Washington avenue and Sixteenth street on the charge of carrying- concealed weapons. In police court yesterday he was fined $5 and costs.

Nathan Benert was arrested yester Uara th Siring Habit at fcivCrtnoyi New To-day. F. A. Winter Son Estey. J.

Ross Mateer Alabastine. Ferfl Bendheim We have reasons. Johnson's "Of course," you know. W. F.

Frederick Great sacrifice sale. The Bon Ton We always make good. Altoona Suburban Home a trip. -v West Juniata Realty Co. Beautiful Juniata Park.

1 Gable Co. Our first summer millinery opening. I Imperial Dry Goods Co. The integrity of men. RUBBER GOODS.

WHile in the place of paint, wall paper and kalaomine for either plain or ornamental or relief decorating, and is applied with an nary wall brush. when properly applied to a clean surface will not. flake or scale or rub off from the walls and ceilings, and in re-tinling may be coated indefinitely. Unlike other preparations for the purpose, Alabastine is a permanent will coating that hardens" with age, is as durablo as the wall Itself, and anyone can apply it. Alabastine was the only wall coating used on the plastered walls of the main WorJd's Fair buildings.

It was awarded highest medal and a diploma. vr 'FOR SALE BY. ROSS MATEER, Cor. 11th Avenue and loth Street, Altoona, Tbe Best of Eierytlilng in Oar Line MILLER A IRWIN, 171 rev.ti fvnue Cleaning We have tbe largest and best line of rubber good! in town. Syringes, Hot Water Bottles, Face Bags and Rabber Gloves at the best prices.

Our Syringes and Hot Water Bottles we guarantee to give satisfaction. House day, by Special Officer Young on the i Whitelaw Reid Guest of Honor. New York, May 9. Whitelaw Reid I was the guest of honor at a dinner 00 charge of selling without a license. The following sentences were ijn-posed in police court yesterday, by Committing Magistrate Ramey: John Collins, drunk and begging, fined $15 and costs and in default sentenced to fifteen days In jail; G.

Hopple, drunk and fighting, forfeited $5.80 as a H.50 given at the Loftus club to-night by his co-di rectors of the Associated Press in commemoration of his appointment as ambassador to the court of i A number of speeches were made felicitating Mn Reid on his appointment and expressing the compliment to the newspaper profession which it carries, Everybody Wants Oxfords The demand for Oxfords is unprecedented in the history of footwear experience. At least such is the state of I A F. S. Brand affairs in this store, but mavbe it's because we show the Trudeau Cover. At 8 o'clock yesterday evening, Mr.

Isaac Trudeau and Mrs. Bertha M. Cover, both of this city, were united in' marriage by the Rev. B. C.

Con the wide-awake housekeeper will doubtless see where some new wall paper will be required' in order to make certain portions of the home more That's the time to see the wall paper man and arrange to have the work done. Our spring stock is complete and has no equal in the city. HAVE YOU A PUZZLE CARD? If not, get one, at' this store, and if you are the FIRST to solve it correctly' you 'can have a room papered free. Prize will be awarded July 1st. of White Pine Tar la the best made.

Tou should hare a bottle at home this changeable weather and prevent coughs and eolda. 16. the bottle. ner, pastor ot the First Methodist, Epis Big Fire Near Troy, Pa. Elmira, May 9, Fire tonight destroyed Dillon's' large flouring mill near Troy, Pa.

Several adjacent buildings were also destroyel Telegraph and telephone wires crossed a portion of 'the plant and communication was Interrupted for a copal church. The cerelnony took place at the parsonage, -1216 Seven teenth avenue. Mr. and Trudeau have many friends in this city and prettiest styles and best values in the city. Grace, beauty, elegance, quality a quartette of claims sustained to the letter by our Oxfotd family of black vici kid, patent leather, chocolate and Russia calf, in lace, blucher or button 1.00, ,11.50, 175 and 2.00.

5. Bendheim, 1302 Eleventh Ave. all will unite in the wish they may if SHOMBERG'S The loss is SHO.OOO. have a happy and prosperous life. time.

They will reside at 2000 Pine avenue PHARMACY, $175 $2.00 Entertainment at Juniata. To-night. 'The Senior' Christian Endeavor society of Trinity Lutheran 'church will give an entertainment in the 1 I I Uth Avenue and 12th Street. 1 Jeyvs Killed, in Riot. London, May 10.

A dispatch to il news agency from Odessa says it is reported there ''that' thirteen Jews have been-killed tnrriots at Malitopol, In. the government Tuarlda, Russia. "a H. W. McCartney, III Elrveatk Ave.

i Shoes With Style. PA. oiio' inai ear church this evening at 7.4,r o'clock. silver offering will be asked..