Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 5

MORNING TIIUJUNE, FRIDAY, FEJUIUAKY 28, 1902. every old one elected and every new one Marriage Beoord. The following marriaee licenses were a was supported dt tne JJeit Line people; i that it was hoped this would settle the matter, but that opposition still ooutinues granted by U. E. Ferguson, clerk of the orphans' court at Uollidaysburg, since our last report: JOB BETTER SERVICE.

ImproYsments Soon. to bs Mads on Local Trolley Lines. aud that the challenge ia made to ascertain whether the people want three-ceut fares aud better facilities to reach the To Edgar B. Marker, of Altoona, and Annie Rheam, of Belleville, Millhn business places of the town. county.

To Scott Lolbert, oi uariiin, and Dora In oonoluaion the adartBB says: "If the neonle of thia city des.re that Brarnen, of Canoe Creek. this road be built without the payment of (25,000, which means that it never 05LY W4ITI8G FOR GOOD WEATHER DeaU of a Child. Lnla Francis, daughter of Harry and GABLE CO'8 Eighteenth Asnlvereary. It will be eighteen years on Saturday since Gable Co. commenced business in this oity at LUX) Eleventh avenue.

It has been eighteen years of continued sncoess for this enterprising firm. Carrying out a plan adopted several years ago, this anniversary event will be celebrated by a mammoth birthday party in the shape of an immense one day sale. Prices have been cut right and left for the occasion, with a view to making it one of the most important events of the year in Altoona business history. Yourself and friends are invited to be present. Spring style Dunlap Hats are on sale now in every city of importance in the U.

8. Westfai.l is the Altoona representative. ALTOONA'S BEST i Assortment of Corsets This Corset stock contains by far the best assort will be built: then let the peoDle of tbia Lulu Lingenfelter, died at the home of city decide, and the Altoona Belt Line Street Kaiiway company will withdraw from the field, a it has no desire to invest money -ii an enterprise which the oitizenB of th; city do not desire and tho parents, 2309 Eighth avenue, at 8 o'olock yesterday morning of measles, aged 17 days. Private intera.ent will be Xenegemeot of tbe City Peneoger end Alteon and Logan ValUy Kleotrio Hallway to Expand $350,. 000 in Betterment.

tirade in tbe cemetery at Newry at 9 which they wc not patronize." o'clock this morning. Oar form of Installment Mortgage Con- IH THE C0URTT C0UBT. BELT LIIS WAITS YOTE T4KB1 Varloui Caiei Whlea Wert Argued Before talne Eioluilve and Desirable features, Thb Altoona Trust Company. feb25tf Ths talk of the town Stewart's sur Jadga Ball. The following cases were heard before Oysters at Stewart's, 1309 Eleventh ave.

passing coffee, 6o. Judge Martin Bell in argument court yesterday: ment of popular styles of Corsets Altoona affords. There are more styles here for you to select from than any other store can show you. The styles are all of the latest designs and represent the best efforts of the manufacturers to follow the dictates or Dame Fashion. While we endeavor to have a presentation of all of the leading makes of Corsets, yet, with such a large field to cover, there are no doubt some worthy lines omitted.

Ifg your favorite should not be among these we shall be glad to order it specially for you no matter where it is made. We are thus able to supply every style of Corset made and pie lse every person's individual requirement. Some styles and prices. 11. o.

Vt barton vs. ine united securi ty Insurance and Trust company. Rule for judgment for want of a sufficient affi davit of defense. A.W. Porter for plain tiff and A.

H. McCamant for defendants. Rule discharged. In the matter of the petition of Laura M. Hileman and Hattie J.

Hileman for a rale on Uollidaysburg borough to show cause why viewers should not be appointed to estimate and determine damages caused to their property, located at the corner of Fenn and Hickory streets, Oar Motto 1 Reliable Hoods Moderate Price When It's Youf Turn To Give a Wedding Present Don't worry over what to buy. Come right around here and consult with us about appropriate things to give. Not only talk about them, but see the hundreds of beautiful and useful articles suitable for such occasions. Silverware, Cut Glass, Novelties. Expert Wat oil Repairing a Npeciallj.

When Your Eyes Fall Her Majesty Corsets straight front, bias gore; a new line at (12.50 and 3 00. Ferris Corsets, (1.00. Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets, (3.50. by reason of the grading of i'eua street. By agreement of the attorneys his honor appointed the following viewers: A.

K. Corsets made of good jean with two side steels; white or QQ-drab OuC We have several good styles of Corsets at 50a. One of the most popular ia a Btraigbt front effect with a bias gore. Kabo Corsets in all of the various lengths, including the long, medium and abort waist. Wearers of the Kabo appreciate the ab Baboock.

John 1. Afcera, r. w. bnyaer, Charles Curran and W. N.

Johnston. Altoona and Beech Creek Railroad oompuuy vs. Pittsburg, Johnstown, Eb-ensburg and Eaetern Railroad company. The Kosmo Corset is made by tbe makers of the Nemo. It is a first-class corset and won't break on the hips, (1.50.

Nemo straight front Corsets, (l.OO. Exceptions to decree of court in equity sence of braes eyelets to met and suit. The defendant company were the lessees of thelold Wonsononock Btain the clothes. The Kabo rep railroad. Before surrendering the road to the plaintiff company they loaded a VJ To meet the requirements of reading ordinary printed or written mattor, it's time that you had them examined and fitted with glasses.

We charge nothing for examination. locomotive on a Pennsylvania rauroad freight car preparatory to shipping it away. The plaintiff company sued out an injunction and stopped the removal of the locomotive. Tne locomotive has All Nemo Corsets are sold nnder a guarantee that the bones and steels will not cut through the material. The Imported C.

P. Corsets, (150. Girdles atSOo and (1.00, in many different styles. Children's Ferris Waists, 25c, 5l)o and 75o. resents special value at 11.

UU. C. B. Corsets, 75j, $1.00.1.75 and IJ.uO. Warner's Corsels, (1.00.

American Lady Corsets, (1.00. Rova! Worcester Corsets, (l.OO and (1.50. The famous W. B. Corsets, (10O.

Thompson's Glove Fitting Cor-eets. (1 OO and (1.25. The City Passenger and the Altoona and Logan Valley. Electrio Railway companies are working to give Altoona the beet kind of etreet car lervice. They are anxiously awaiting favorable weather to begin the work of extending their lines and making numerous improvements.

Last summer and fall they did a large amount of work toward the improvement of their lines and bettering the car service. The Third avenue extension was built and put in operation, It opened up a large territory and the travel over it is evidenoe enough that it has met with the approval of the people. New combination cars were placed on the Logan Valley line, another marked etride toward better service. The tracks of the City Paseenger company were much improved. Along Chestnut avenue the tracks were renewed.

Over both lines the trolley wire was replaced with a new and improved one and new poles were erected. The sum of 65,000 was epent in making these improvements, but then it is not one-fifth of that which will be expended in extending and improving them this year. The companies have decided upon improvements in this city that will cost 1350,000. They are only awaiting the coming of favorable weather to begin work. The old track will be taken up and replaced with the heavy sixty-foot rails, which will be put down like that on Chestnut avenue, on a concrete bed.

They have authorized the building of extensions to reach every available point in the city. This include extensions to Fairview and Smithtown, bringing thobe suburbs in closer communication with the business centre of the city. The old small cars will be replaced by large modern cars. Eight more of the large double truck cars, like those now in use on the Logan Valley line, have been ordered and are expected to arrive in time to accommodate summer traffic A number of improvements will be made at the power plant. An addition to the power houee 60x90 feet for the boosing of a large storage battery plant to aeeist in furnishing power in operating the cars.

An immense car barn that will hold 100 cars will be erected. The ground for these buildings has already been purchased from the Biker estate and work on them will be began as soon as the frost leaves the ground. They will be of brick and as the local manage tuent bas the best interest of Altoona at heart the material for them and the contracts will very likely be awarded to local contractors. The Logan Valley line will be extended to Duncansville ns was decided last RUDISILL remained in the freight car for four months and the demurrage amounted to Reliable Jewelers 6tid Opticians, 1310 Eleventh Avenue. (400.

W. S. Hammond, asked the court to make a mandatory order com pelling the defendant company to pay Second Floor. the demurrage and deliver the locomo tive to plaintiffs. T.

H. Greevy resisted the application. Deoision reserved. Sale Of The Lynn A. Brna vs.

Mary iv Murray. Rule for judgment for want of sufficient il 1 affidavit of aefenee. The plaintiff purchased a property from the defendant, W. L. Co." Gold Rings.

located on Juniata street, Hollidaysburg. 1 si i' The deed oiled for a frontage of sixty feet, but Mr. Brua found upon investigation that there were only foity-five feet front. Suit was brought upon the covenant of general warranty in the deed. Spring Heel Sboes for Sprightly Youngsters Defendant made affidavit that the plain tiff had notice from the deed records that the fifteen feet had been sold to another We look after the shoe needs of children quite as diligently as we do the desires of 3 During this Ring Sale we are selling genuine Opals, Amethysts, Turquoise, Alamdines and Topaz, set in gold bands, for $1.50.

At 2c, oc and $1.00 we offer a choice assortment of Rings with sets genuine French Doubletsperfect imitations ot stones worth $2.00 to $100.00. Also Band Rings at the same prices Every Ring bears a five-year guarantee. A Demonstrator is here this week, who will see that you get a Ring that fits you perfectly. Main Aisle. person.

Hie honor remarked that the record notice was not sufficient, and that plaintiff must have actual notice. The defendant was given until Monday, March 10, to file a supplemental affidavit of defense. Robert VV. Smith for plaintiff and Thomas H. Greevy and J.

Flu turner for the defense. Clara E. Sink and C. B. Sink ve.

Al toona and Wopsononock Railroad company. Rule to show cause why the Altoona and Beech Creek Railroad com- their parents and know there ia' no make of shoes in the market 5 quite the equal of 1 "Merriam" Shoes for Misses, Children I and Infants. They are made in all the popular shapes, in any kind of leather you mav desire, either hand sewed or turned, extension soles, just the kind for tender or growing feet. We quote a few prices on the newest spring fashions. 5 InfantB' Shoes, sizes 1 to 5 35o, SOo, 75c.

I Children's Shoes, sizes 6 to 8-75o and $1.00. 8 Children's Shoes, sizes 8i to 1.25, 1.50. piny should not be permitted to take money out of court. Edmund Shaw for year. The' work on that extension is to plaintiffs and T.

H. Greevy and W. Hammond for the defense. Decision re be begun at an early date and pushed rapidly toward completion. served.

M. W. Pipping vs. Altoona and Beech The companies expeot to have these improvements oompleted by fall and then Altoona will have the best street Creek Railroad company. Decision re served.

car facilities in the state. In re. annexation of part of North Woodbury township to Martinsburg and Anniversary Day on Saturday. Consider this an invitation to yourself and friends to be present. Watch for the big announcement in This Evening's and and To-morrow Morning's papers.

The people of Altoona have one place in summer time for reaction and pleasure Lakemont park. The pretty resort, exceptions to report o( grana jury. Ar gaed by A. V. Dively and J.

Lee Plum mer. Decision reserved. Misses' 8hoes, sizes 11 to 1.50, 1.75, 2.00. 1 The New Shoe Store with the New Shoes, 1 S. Bendheim, 1302 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa.

The First National bank of Altoona vs. which has become known as one of the prettiest parks in the state, will be much beautified during the spring. Many improvements are to ba made in the way of G. T. Bell et al.

Rule to eet aside judg ment. Argued by Robert W. Smitn for creating amusement lor visitors. A new plaintiffs and N. P.

Mervine for defend' ants. Court will reconvene this morning at 9 Lis carrouesel is being erected as well as a figure 8 toboggan, which is to take the place of the old gravity road. The theatre will also be looked to. Good, clean amusement will be furnished and the AND' clock. THE WATERS MOVEMENT.

A Campaign in the Ex Lieutenant Gov eraor's Iatereat to be Started. high standard of Lakemont park main' taincd. WAST AN ELKCTI05 HELD. Local politics received another impetus yesterday evening when it was rumored Belt Lins People Want Mayor to Ieine a Altooun's Fashion Centre. that Captain Jobnu.

Delaney, of ecran Proclamation. ton, was in the city and that he was here in the interests of Hon. L. Watres, who is an announced candidate The following resolution was adopted at a meeting held Wednesday by the board of directors and stockholders of the Altoona Belt Line Street Railway for tne republican nomination for gov em or. company: Interest deepened somewhat last night From Aldermen's Offioee.

John G. Germann has made information before Alderman Stephens against Jacob him with threats. He will bs given a hearing in a day or two. In the case of the Commonwealth vs. Mrs.

Margaret Leaston, a hearing took place before Alderman DoByne yesterday. The prosecutor is Mrs. Lizzie Rhodes and the charge furnishing liquor to a minor. The defendant was held for com and entered bail for her wben a number of citizens met in the of Reeolved, That the mayor of the city of Altoona be, and he is hereby requested to issue his precept, 'to the voters of Al fice of Edwin M. Amies, esq in the Stylish Well.

Let the Phoenix block, to consider the interests of Mr. Watres campaign in this county, toona city, calling a special election for the purpose of affording the qualified electors of said oity to pasB npon the Two Dollar Shoe Sale. Here are four special lots of Shoes at $2.00 a pair. All are genuine bargains and worth just what the figures say they are: Women's regular Shoes in Box Calf, Vicl Kid and Patent Leather, at $2.00 Gents' Box Calf, Enamel and other $2.50 Shoes at $200 Ladles' Oxfords in Patent and Vicl Kid, worth 2.50, $2 00 Gents' Combination Felt Boots, former price, now $2 00 Bechhoefer's Shoe Store, Masonic Temple. Eleventh Street.

Altoona, Pa A discussion of the situation was had and it was-decided to make arrangements aneetion as to whether ordinance No, lor tne vigorous prosecution of the cam paign. Captain Delaney was in attend ance. 1279, known as "The Altoona Belt Line Street Railway Ordinance," should be passed or defeated, and that the Altoona Hot and cold soda at Stewart's. The injection of the Watrea movement Belt Line street Kaiiway company Here by pledges itself to pay all expenses in into Blair is due to the recent action of Republican. County Chairman Claude Jonea allowing the name of Watres to appear upon the ticket.

Mr. Jones did conducting said election, including the Thb talk of the town Stewart's surpassing coffee, 5c. Hot ohooolate at Stewart's, 5o. judges and inspectors holding the same, said election to be held within two this at tne earnest solicitation of Hon. weeks from March 1, 1902, between the John P.

Elkin, who ia also a candidate hours of 12.30 p. m. and 7.30 p. so as Ladies Judge. Imported mercerized oxford and madras shirt waist patterns and shirt waist suit patterns.

Beautiful effects high grade qualities exclusive patterns. A thousand different styles from which to select. Prices range from6oc to 1.3 5 per yard. See window display. for gubernatorial honors.

Mr. Elkin to afford ample time for each and every stated in an open letter that he had no deeire to keep Mr. WatreB'a name off the citizen to cast his ballot either for or Grand aeainst the passage of said ordinance. ticket; on the reverse, he simply wanted a fair contest. The name will therefore At the same time an address signed by A.

V. Dively, esq as president, and appear on the regular ticket. Thus the Gamble as secretary,) of the above named company, was issued. The ad issue has been joined and the repub Means of the connty will have an oppor tunity to register their will in the matter, dress states that the reason the oompany Opening OF OUR NEW STORE, wants sucb election is that it wants the The primaries, which take place two DeoDle to express their position by vot weeks from to-morrow, promise to! be ine: that the city of Altoona has no au very interesting. This statement is borne thority to grant any other company save out by a glance at the "Announcements the Beit Line alranonise; tnatitnis post which appear in the Tribune.

They con is taken because when the City 1309 Eleventh Avenue. tain two for governor, one for secretary of internal affaire, one for congress, three Passenger obtained its charter a section provided it could extend its line over lor assembly, nine for county commis -ON eioner, four for coroner, two for county any otner street or avenue oj nung us acceptance of the ordinance with the city clerk; that the Belt Line obtained its charter Jane 14. 1901, and that two auditor and bix for delegate to state con vention. sOOOOOOOOOOg Kottman's 9 Flash-Light gOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO I Flash-Light for Evenings. 0000 000008 For ttie Benefit of Busy Men.

6 Most people, men especially, are busy during the day- 9 time and can't find time, won't take time or don't want to 9 lose time to have pictures taken. They can't be censured 6 for that, but there is no excuse for them since flash light takes the place of sunlightf, We make a specialty of sittings 0 in the evening until 9 p. m. cooooooooooc 1 Kottmann's Studio, aod Pen 6 Coraer Blwmtk Avem sad Tfclrtomtk Street. 6 fQr Sittings from I 9 to 9.

weeks later the City Paseenger filed WDoreMiners May Strike. Natbona, February 27. A strike' is Friday Evening, February 28. AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. You Are Invited.

MUSIC AND SOUVENIRS. imminent among the coal miners em ployed in the Allegheny valley. A ses sion of tbe officials will be held within the next few days, and at that time it will be decided whether the men will be the aforeeaid acceptance and located ita line almost identically to that proposed by the Belt Line; that Altoona cannot claim a dollar from the City Pas-sender for taking the same streets the mayor desires the competing company to pay (25,000 for; that if the City Paseenger can prevent the passage of the Belt Line ordinance, then it will have a monopoly of the streets; that the Belt Lioe people made a fight at the recent election, and that not a member of council who voted against the measure was returned, while Were Pieced Under Arrest. There was trouble at Ninth avenue and Twenty-fourth etreet last evening abont 5,30 o'clock wben Lizzie Albright and Cy Malone held their nsnal celebration. Both were arrested by Patrolmen Weible and Elpern and locked np at tbe police station on the charge of being drunk and disorderly and resisting.

Tbe Albright woman was released on leaving $20.80 security. called out or not. Tbe mine owners with two exceptions, have refused to sign M. Berman, the scale, and unless the matter is ad justed this week it is asserted that every Jeweler and Optician miner will refuse to continue after Mon day. Some 2,500 miners will be affected.