Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 5

5 MORNING TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1896. EECBST DEATHS. THREE MEN KILLED, I Loved Ones Who Have Been Called to 1 Answer the Summons. Boiler of a Portable Saw Mill Explodes At 8 o'clock Saturday evening Mr. Levi Mathews died at his home, 307 Fifth street, of pneumonia, after an illness of with Awfat Results.

several weeks duration. The deceased who was born in this county, was aged For a Big Monday Sale! about 43 years, and is survived by his AWFUL ACCIDENT HEAR FLYKHTON wife and seven children. He was BIS AST'S BESTATBANT, No. 1308 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona. Bell telephone No.

1102. Phoenix telephone No. 121. Meals and lunch on short notice. Only choice oysters during season.

Blue Points always on hand. Home-made cakes, crullers, pies, etc. Order taken for same. Strictly pure and choice chocolates, bon-bons and stick candy. Ice cream, wholesale and retail.

Special prices for festivals and suppers. Brick forms if desired; also, fancy and plain individual moulds. To Families Blue Points opened and delivered on half shell. OyBters fried and delivered warm. Breaded oysters, all ready for frying.

Marvin's oread delivered to families on short notice. teamster by occupation. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock Tuesday Frank Gates. Demetrius MoGough and morning, the cortege proceeding to St, Mark's church, where services will be held. The interment will be made in Harry Burgoon Suddenly Ushered Into Eternity Bodies Were Badly Mutilated.

St. John's cemetery. MISS EMMA PEIGHT. At ten minutes past 4 o'clock Saturday We want to put this last Monday of April on record as a great Dress Goods Day you know tJiat means extraordinary bar gams in this store. This is part of ivhat we will do: We Place on Sale We are showing this season the handsomest line of Lace Curtains in the City, The choicest styles and designs are here for your inspection.

See our west window for a few of the nice ones. The prettiest of them will go first of course. Be an early buyer, and get some of the choice ones. We have a big line of NOTTINGHAM Lace Curtains morning Emma, eldest daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Peight, died at her PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER home, corner i ourth avenue and JSine teenth street. The names of her survive ing sisters are Mrs.

J. D. Rhodes, Mrs, An awful accident occurred near Flynnton, Cambria county, about the H. E. Deshong, Mrs.

h. C. Wagner, Mrs J. C. Filer, Mrs.

S. L. Devore, and her brothers are David William Jacob George W. and Henry S. Peight.

Mrs. Mabel Wagner is a daugh ter of the deceased. The cause of death was cancer and the sufferings incident to 46-inch Black Henrietta and Serge, the regular 50c quality at 29c a yard. 46-inch Black Henrietta, Z1lAc quality, at 25c a yard. 50-inch Black Serge, 75c quality, at 50c per yard.

40-inch Storm Serge in Blue or Black at 1 9c a yard. 50 inch Black Sicilian, 50c quality, at 39c a yard. 42-inch Priestley's Figured Wool Tamise, $1.00 The Clay Worsted Suits Which we are selling for $10 and 11.50 are the best we ever saw for the money. They come in sacks and cutaways; long, medium and short cuts. Temple Clothing apr27-tf.

1123 Eleventh avenue. New Dress Goods. All the new wears are here. An especially strong line of black dress goods including the handsome fancy figured blacks so popular for suits and Bkirts. Don't forget our large line of fancy silks for waists.

Popular prices prevail in our dress goods and silk department. apr24-tf Wm. Murray's Son Co. the disease were borne with fortitude, She was a member of the First United from Brethren church. Funeral this afternoon at half-past 2 o'clock and the inter 50c, per price up to Ranging in 75c, pair, The 00 ment will be made in Oak Kidge cem etery.

Perry county papers please copy. quality 75c a yard. Jacob Richtenwald, whose residence was at 511 Fifth street, died at 1.30 yes ii I terday afternoon, of consumption. He was born in Germany thirty-five years ago and came to this countryeleven years ago. Previous to his fatal illness From $3.00 to $7.00 per pair.

Kalislfs. he had Been employed by the Pennsyl noon hour on Saturday last, and as a result three men were instantly killed and another was slightly hurt. The dead are: Frank Gates, single, aged 30 years, of Coal port. Demetrius McGough, married, aged 41 years, of Coalport. Harry Burgoon, single, aged 21, of Flynnton.

The injured: Isaiah Gates, married, of Coalport; slightly. So far as could be obtained the particulars of the accident are as follows: A portable saw mill had been put into a small tract of woodland near Flynnton, the purpose being to cut up the timber preparatory to its being shipped to the market. Flynnton is a small village on the line of the Cresson and Irvona railroad. The mill wis owned and operated by Eobert Burgoon, of Flynnton, and there were these men employed on the work: Isaiah Gates, his son Frank, Demetrius McGough, all of Coalport, and Harry Burgoon, son of the owner, residing at Flynnton. All the employes were in the mill when the boiler suddenly exploded with awful force, instantly killing three of the men, injuring the fourth and blowing the mill to atoms.

The noise of the explosion was so great as to be heard a distance of three miles. Those who first came upon the scene of the accident could find few remains of the mill. Its parts had been scattered to the four points of the compass. The bodies of the vania Railroad company as a laborer un Beautiful Line of All Wool ChalliesFine Silk and Wool Novelties. 1.50 quality at $1,25 a yard.

51.25 quality at 87c a yard. 1 00 quality at 75c a yard. In Mozambique, Persian, Jacquard Effects and Scotch Suitings. These few quotations are merely suggestive you'll Bill li Pit Cii, der foreman Jacob bearhart, and was a member of the Relief Fund as well as of the German Beneficial association. He is survived by a wife and one child; also nui 1 by his mother and one sister, Mrs.

1-red, Spuhler, of this city, and two brothers who live in Germany, lhe deceased was a member of St. Marv German Catholic church, where requiem mass will be celebrated at H.dO o'clock lues find remarkablevalues all through the Dress Goods Stock. Gable Co. dav morning, after which the remains will be interred in St. Marv's cemetery, M.

M. HENRY. M. M. Henry, account of whose fatal accident at Portage appeared in Satur day's Tribune, died forty minutes after being struck by the train, without re gaining consciousness.

He was born in DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. AND A NEW LINE OF LADIES', MISSES' CHILDREN'S HATS! Huntingdon county fifty-four years ago, In IS 1 he married Miss Emma Koush Independence Council No. 8 Celebrates Its At $5.00 to $10.00 per pair. We are anxious for you to visit our Curtain Department we have beauties to show you and save you money on them too. Full line of Curtain Poles and Fixtures.

Window Shades We are right in line with the House cleaning you will want New Window Shades; we have them at very modest prices commencing at 25c up. We make a specialty of making Shades to order to fit Will be opened at Mayer's to-day, also a who, with two sons. Sanford and Walter, Anniversary. Independence council No. 8, Daughters And have only following i x-tures for Sale for next 3 days; 9 TABLES, 2 SHOW CASES, AWNINGS AND FRAME, GAS FIXTURES.

Opera House Block. and one daughter, Blanche, are yet living at Puritan, near Portage. Two brothers and one sister are yet living, as follows: Luden Henry, of Tyrone; Por of America, celebrated its third anni versary in its hall, East Twelfth street, Friday evening.April 24, in a very pleas new line of flowers, nbbons and ornaments. Our trimmed and untrimmed hats surpass any in style and beauty you can find anywhere and prices are within reach of everybody. In fact they are lower than you can find them elsewhere at Mayer's Millinery, Eleventh avenue near Twelfth street.

apr21-tf ter, of Petersburg, Huntingdon county, and Mrs. Evans, of the same place. Mrs. three dead men were also horribly mangled, and pieces of flesh aud clothing were strewn for one hundred or more yards about the place of the disaster. An idea of the force of the explosion may be formed when it is stated that a part of the body of unfortunate Demetrius McGough was found in the swinging top of a tree and in order to recover it, the tree had to be cut down.

While the cause of the accident is not positively known it is stated that the Doiler was without a steam gauge and hat the safety valve would not work. Isaiah Gates, the only employe who escaped death, was so dazed by the shock ant and appropriate manner. At 8 o'clock the doors were opened to receive the friends, and soon the hall was filled. Henrv, wife of the deceased, is a daughter of" Mrs. Helen Roush.of 1112 Twelfth iV special feature was the beautiful and avenue, and a sister of Mrs.

W. B. Miller, of Twelfth avenue. splendid decoration of the hall, which was done in a very artistic and patriotic The deceased was a veteran of the civil stvle. the emblem of the order being ax war and a former resident in this city, ceptionably fine and greatlv admired.

He was employed at one time as assist ant to A. W. Mechen, Master Mechanic I that on Saturday evening he was unable At 8.10 jurs. Jti. Kate Keeaer in a iew well chosen remarks introduced the pro btrattans cniet ciert.

lhe remains any window. gramme, which follows: were interred at 3.30 o'clock yesterday National Hvnm Our Country Miss afternoon at Petersburg. MRS. JULIA A. FILLER.

Mullie E. Green, Organist. Ito give any lucid account of the explo-Jsion. Demetrius McGough was a son of Charles McGough, of 2S2S Sixth avenue, this city. He was aged about 41 years Ijand leaves a wife who resident Flynnton, but no children.

He is survived by his Praver liev. Howard Stiles Music Ovtr the Moonlit Sea Boeder At 4 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs. Wm.Murray'sSon&Co Julia A. Filler died at the residence of BUY (Quartette. Address of Welcome Bev.

M. L. Ounoe Response Kev. H. Howard Stiles A Question.

Now that the gentle days of spring have come, the thoughtful nOUSEWIFE Will be reminded of a want or a necessity of a piece of furniture for dining room, parlor or bedroom. WHERE Will I buy it? Nowhere than at the reliable furniture store, No. 1428 Eleventh avenue. Guaranteed goods, prices lowest and quality of goods the best. W.

S. Aaron, apr9-tf Arcade Block. her son, II. K. Filler, 2118 Twelfth ave Music A Merrv Sailor Lad Messrs, Cnrtwriglit, Breckhil, hlinght and Minnich.

Plenty of flours are good, others bet nue, of pneumonia, after an illness of six days. The deceased was born in Lancaster November 15, 1832, her maiden name being Julia Kendrick. During the parents, five brothers and three sisters, as follows: Thomas, of Millville; Charles and Gus, of Cambria county; Silas, of Lloydsville; Mrs. Larrie Burgoon, of Clearfield; Mrs. Tingling, of Millville, Recitation A Visit to (irandma Miss ter, Dwight'a flour absolutely the beBt.

Buela Miller. apuo-ti Music Galon Over the Sea Miss Mollio E. Green. year ibtw she was united in marriage with Henry Filler who was killed in the Seven Groceries (Gilbert and Tillie at home. The remains Recitation Saved at Last Miss A Busy Spot In our store is our glove counter.

There Minnie Kulm. Days battle in front of Richmond June 30, 1S02. The deceased made her home Music Guitar Solo Misses Klnsel Kocitation Aunt Saphnmia Tahor at the Opera in Lancaster until six months ago when Miss Mary Hallowell. she came to live with her son in this is a reason for it. We sell the genuino kayser patent finger tipped black silk gloves, in each pair a guarantee ticket that is good for a new pair if the "tips" Music Song 1'lie Little Pickaninny Dance Mistes untl Nannie Strong.

Kccitation Concert Niuht and Pay will be interred, in Cambria county. REMEMBERED BY ITS FEIODS. Canton Altoona the Recipient of a Handsome Banner Saturday Evening. The members of Canton Altoona No. 24, Patriarchs Militant, Independent Or citv.

-AT- She is survived by three sons and one juses I'earl Jvuiin ana iticiauK nun. wear out Deiore tne gloves; ouc, Toe, and Music Duet Dream of the Ball Waltz daughter as follows: V. M. and H. $1.00 at Wm.

Murray's Son Messrs. Will and Chalmers Keeder. We again call your attention to Dwight M. Baldwin's flour advertisement in this issue. All the leading grocers have it in stock.

Look over the list of names of grocers who have it in stock. Order a apr24-tf Filler, of this city. Elmer of Reading and Mrs. Edwin Kepple, of Harrisburg. One brother, Henry Kendrick, of Cincin Recitation German Miss Dora Kniscl Music Sonir.

Venus My Love Mr. Pickard der Udd bellows, are deservedly very Music Lenore Polka Miss Laura McCormick nati, is also yet living, lhe deceased Music Sonir, Twinkle, Little Mar Misses Hazel and Nannie Strong. Music Light Guard Rceder proud ot tne Handsome banner wnicn was presented to them Saturday evening in Odd Fellows' hall by their lady friends. The exercises were brief but was a member of the Moravian congrega SACK OF "UOLDEN LINK" FANCY PATENT. If not satisfactory the flour will be re-deemd.

Absolutely no risk. aprl6-tf Fire Sale tion of Lancaster. The body will be Tins is the day the great manufacturer's slaughter sale of men's and boy's clothing commences. Don't wait, but come at once and get the choice selections of new stock. Economy Clothing House, apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh avenue.

Huartette. Music Sonir, I Loved You Better Than You very impressive. The presentation taken to Lancaster on main line express to-day, after a short funeral service at Knew Pickard. Music Little Chicka-a-dee Miss Beula Miller speech was made by Mrs. Ida Rhodes 1309 Eleventh Ave.

and the banner was accepted by Mr. Music Guitar Solo Misses Klnsel Music Hungarian March Reeder Quartette Ulnlnifue Mining the Pledge Misses Hattie A. Hoffman on behalf ot the canton. To continue one week longer. Owing to the crush that has been taking advantage of the fire sale at the Model clothing store a great many of our patrons have been unable to eet what thev de ai ine conclusion oi tne services tne vvarrenteitz, way wniun, Laura ivieuor- mick, Elite Ashhurn, Mollle Fresh, Mabel Juniata band was invited up stairs and Vaueourt, Mary Vancourt, Messrs.

E. Klck- SIX HUNDRED NEW SIT WAISTS there played several selections. Then the ara, A. Jtiiier, koss, uemert. winpp.

sired, and in order to accommodate members of the canton nled down The council extends grateful thanks to stairs and headed by the band made these the sale will continue one weelc longer, which will positively be our last. all who assisted in making the evening's parade over the following route: Elev pleasure a success and to Mrs. H. Kate enth avenue to Seventeenth street, to the house in charge of Rev. J.

F. Moyer. The interment will be made in the Woodland Hill cemetery at that city. AMUSEMENT NOTES. Coming of Tony Pastor to the Opera House To-morrow Evening.

The renowned Tony Pastor, now on his spring tour, will pay us a visit to-morrow evening at the Eleventh Avenue opera house. His company has always been a gilt-edged one and the one this season is fully up to the standard. Such artists as the following will appear: Mathew and Bulger, Caron and Herbert, O'Brien and Havel, Daisy Mayer and her picaninnies, etc. Reeder, who had the entire charge of the itememDer the place. The Model, apr20-tf 1317 Eleventh avenue.

Seventh avenue, to Seventh Btreet, to Chestnut avenue, to Eleventh street, to programme. Eleventh avenue, to hall. After retiring Men's all-wool lieht colored suits, manu- up stairs several hours were passed brand new stock, at $4.87 at the Eecord of Hospital Cases. G. W.

Carnahan and J. B. McKendree. social enjoyment. The principal features lacturer slaughter sale.

ot tins were dancing and the serving of the two men who were injured at the recent wreck at Allegrippus, are doing Go on Sale this morning. Fresh and pretty and cheap, and by cheap we mean that they are marked at a far less price than any one else is selling them for AT 50c There are Percale Waists, pointed yoke back, full front, laundered collar- and cuffs, large sleeves, full worth 75c. AT 98c There are Waists of pretty English percale, stylishly made, laundered collar and cuffs, worth i.i;o. finely prepared refreshments. CLOTniXG House, apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh avenue.

Just Beoeived nicely, with everything favoring a quick The banner is of beautiful white silk finely trimmed in gold, and when carried by Mr. John Ulrich in the parade at recovery. John Campbell and Frank Flickinger A new lot of men's and boys' laundried, percale and negligee shirts at 50c each. were discharged. tracted much attention.

On the one side is this inscription: "Canton, Altoona The following is the record of outside No. 24 Independent Order Odd Fellows Pax Aut Bellum." On the reverse cases treated since our last report: Gus-tave Belle Fink, Iemple Clothing apr27-tf. 1123 Eleventh avenue. The great sale of $15,000 worth of AT The Howard Dramatic company.a local organization of much merit, appeared at the opera house last Saturday afternoon and evening before large audiences. At the matinee "The White Slave" was presented and The satisfaction given was general and the applause was frequent and deserved.

Tired of the Law's Delay. walnut avenue, biliousness; W. C. $1.00. Beautiful Persian effects, detachable white collar and cuffs, perfect copies of imported ones at side appears these words: "Patriarchs Militant Justitia Universalist." The banner will be taken by the canton to men's and boys' new snrine clothine.

Myton, 305 Second avenue, felon; Emily rhojnix, 'Zizi feixth avenue, medical: bought at 50 cents on the dollar from the manufacturers, and which will be the meeting of the grand eneampment Lizzie Higgins, 411 Ninth avenue, medi and grand lodge next month. $2.00. AT $3.50. Handsome Embroidered Linen Waists, just the thing for hot weather wear; must be seen to sold below the original first cost, is now cal; Ed. Furguson, 1006 Seventeenth street, bronchitis; Jennie Smith, 229 Fifth avenue, myalgia; H.

Mugis, Logan- going on at Will lake Out the Tap. Nashville, April 26. A special Beezer who made a sewer tap to to the Sun says: At 1 o'clock this morning fifteen masked men entered the resi Clothing House. apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh avenue. Ton Can Banish Care carry tne sewage irom tneir property in town, foreign body removed from eye.

Not Charged With Highway Bobbery. In its issue of Saturday morning the dence of the jailor at McMinuville, wyswen into the intercepting sewer re overpowered the jailer, took his When you have a box of Tavlor'a Ant? be appreciated. AT $1.69. Figured Brilliantine Skirts wide and flaring Godet or plaited black, lined and velvet binding, worth $2.50. AT $2.75.

Handsome Brilliantine Skirt, very wide you'll find the usual price at other stores to be $3.50. cently built by the city, have signified their willingness to take-the same out, a thing which Engineer Linton says can Keys ana entered tne iau. ihey were Tribune was in error when it stated that Headache Povders in the house to euard after William and Victor Hillis, who John Saupp had been arrested at Cone were awaiting trial charged with the De aone tne proper precautions are against a sudden attack of headache or neuralgia. They look like ground coffee murder of Carroll, in Van Buren county, taken. It may be stated in this connec in AUgUSt, 1894.

maugh on the charge of highway robbery. He was taken charge there by Railroad Officer Sharetts, but not on the charge mentioned above. Walter Allen tion tnat wnne tne city engineer in ana are pleasant to take. Unlike the white or pink powders, they contain no dangerous drugs. Have been in use for formed the mayor of the occurrence in ithout giving the Hillis boys time to don any clothing the masked men pro the first place, he did not do so from years and have never failed to cure.

At what he had personal knowledge of, but who was arested, was later turned over to Constable McFeely and, when taken JESSEL, NO. 1323 ELEVENTH AVE. fche case was reported to him. ceeded to their horses and rode silently out of town to a point about five miles southeast of here, near Shellsford, where they hanged the two brothers to the janv-tl Turner Kantnib'b. Remember the goods sold at the man before Alderman O'Toole, gave bail for court.

This William Gettys was unable Will Fay for His 8martness. Officer Young arrested a 'cyclist last -STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING- ufacturer8' slaughter Bale are this spring's same tree. to do and was sent over. The charge grew out of the alleged robbery of James Hammond Thursday night. evening who was riding without having Letters Improperly Addressed.

Ellen Wood 8, 1106 Eleventh avenue: his wheel equipped with a lamp. He 6rst saw the young man at the corner of Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street. He ng Footwear 1 IP Mr. Heler, 615 Third avenue; Miss Au gusta Camberg, Fourth street and Sixth avenue; Mrs. Lizzie Bell, 3004J Thirty- For Equal Suffrage.

The regular meeting of the Equal Suffrage association of Altoona will be held this Monday evening at the home of Mrs. C. G. Bruner, 1307 Fourteenth avenue. All members and others interested are re kold him his light was out, but the smart f-oung man humped his back and told he officer to "Go to Officer Toung hrst street; Mrs.

Lizzie Calderwood, 1202 Eleventh street; C. 413 Fifteenth TheExtreme Razor Toe mane ana not sneit worn, Dut the prices they are selling at you wonld imagine they were stole. $15,000 worth of bargains for you. Come at once. Economy Clothing House, apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh avenue.

The Gravity Boad for Sale. Owing to my intention of devoting all my energies to the hotel" business, I offer for sale the gravity road at Lakemont park. This is a good opportunity for a hustler. A. G.

Sink, Central Hotel. apr24-3t Children's black cheviot short pants cudded around the block and captured him at Twelfth avenue and Eleventh street Harry Cliber, Ninth avenue and Twelfth street. quested to be present. treet. He left $3 security for his ap Is fcund in our new Spring Styles in Gents' Russia Calf Shoes, both dark pearance at a hearing to-day.

Get voii'wheel nickel plated. See ad. and light Shades. Are Still Living. Corry, April 20.

Simon Hassel- of the Altoona Novelty Manufacturing company. aprl7-12t. Gents'Calf and Patent Leather TShoea Chief Foust Laid Up. Chief of Police James Foust is confined bach and his son William, who fought with revolver and ax, are still living, but his borne by a badly sprained ankle. Men's laundered percale shirts, collars lie sustained his injurv on Saturday in PRICES REASONABLE.

At J. B.G. Bechhoefer's Shoe Store, may not survive long. The wife and mother, a helpless paralvtic, has had an attached, 38c, at the manufacturer's slaughter sale. suits $1.47 at the manufacturers' slaughter sale now going on at the kssisting to place an obstreperous drunk a celL He expects to be out in a few other stroke, from which she cannot Ul.OTniXQ HOPBE, apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh Avenue.

Clothing House, apr24-tf 1226 Eleventh avenue. MASOXIC TEMPLE ELEVENTH STRE Bays..