The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-30

,vaalr Tn .onpa1y . on Thursday of last
he was engaged IN %lth some conn panlohs'
ne plunged int fishing at the time, when
went upder = , an unexpected hole and
~ Oh ,,-i, NE weight of his clothing and
;nC him N which he was numbered keep
He is at the bottom till life was extinct.
tIer represented to have been a young gen.
-, IAN of fine talents and irreproachable
rorals His father is Edward Scull, ST.,
, collector of internal revenue for this district
who as our readers will remember, lost two
daughters a few weeks ago from that pitiless
disease diphtheria.
1t will be remembered that a year or so
agoa saw-mill belonging to Mr.. John LantZy,
in Susquehanna township, was burned down
and that subsequently two parties we're
tried and acquitted before our county Court
on the charge of having committed the
crime. Mr.. Lantzv contends that this YER
! dict was produced through false swearing,
and acting this belief, has instituted pro-
} ceedinCs against Joseph Dunlap, Henry
/ Dunlap Mary f. Beales, and James Ash
/ craft for perjury. Henry Dunlay is IN the
! penitentiarv, and Mrs Beales was located in
! our county Jail n few days ago, whittier she
! was preceded by the remaining two of the
! quartette. The case will come up for Judge
! Deans consideration next week.
/ The devotion Of she Forty Hours, sea
/ son Of prayer designed by the Catholic
/ Church to commemorate the agony of our
J Lord in the garden of Gethsemane, was held
/ at the Church of the Holy Name in this
/ place from Sunday TO "Wednesday of the
present week, during which time nearly if
not all the members of the congregation APP
/ preached the sacraments- The main altar,
I which by the way, has, Ike the side altars
aud sacrsty, been recently painted, carpet
J ed, and Otherwise beautified, was magnifi-
1 Gently adorned with flowers, lights etc,
! presenting a picture which did more than
/ ordinary credit to the highly cultivated
tastes 0f the ladies who have charge of the
/ altars aud their surroundings.
john Warning, a carpenter in the employ
Ir,F4 4I, - q lB,,-tI atRl
/ was arrested In that city about three weeks
ago the charge of being an accomplice of
the man Turner who was recently found
/ guilty of the murder in Clearfield county, in
the fall of 1876, of married woman named
/ Waple who was said to have been his para
/ mour Warning, who is now on his way
back to Clearfed county IN the custody of
/ Mr.. Hoover, a deputy sheriff sent TO effect
his arrest, denies that he had anything to do
with the murder and says that he can very
readily establish an d7j5j. Turner, il is pro
per 10 say, has not yet been sentenced, a
motion in arrest Of judgment and for a new
trial having been made IN his case.
Made of avI work boots and shoes.
That is an Indifferent pun but it comes al!
the way from Boston. 1t is sufficient, how
ever. to answer the purpose of introducing
to reaierS the announcement that Mr.. ).
Biumeuthal, of the Great Eastern Boot and
Shoe Store, 1I19 Eleventh avenue. Altoona,
has this week received big addition to his
already large stock of wear for the feet. 1t
ers, and comprises all sorts and sizes of
boots, shoes, sandals, slippers, etc. The
markets in the Eastern cities are decidedly
low just now, and consequently this invoice
is marked down at figures which cannot fail
to astonisiI :he natives You will miss II
bargain if you fail 20 call OH or order from
MIR Blumenthal
A spread eagle orator Is credited with
having unburdened himself of this flight of
eloquence 1--WE ware born naked, and yet
! society makes us cover ourselves with clothes
to earn which we have to work and labor.
Such auomiies as these will rapidly disap-
| pear when Our rights are conceded" We
will take il for granted that all this is true,
but until the rights asked for are granted we
must 90 on wearing clothes all the same.
Where, then, can these clothes be bought on
the'mnst acceptable terms? ? We answer, at
Godfrey VOLTS, next door 10 the postoffi ce
Altoona. His stock of read made garment Is
is large, fresh and stylish, and, being
bought and sold for cash, no other dealer can
compete with him In prices. Any order
/ sent by mail will he promptly filed.
"A Huntingdon county man a few DAYS
ago wounded a squirrel, which ran up tree
! and into a hole. 1t failed to pull the hole in
after it, and this resulted in the material
beEef1t of the hunter. Acting on the princi-
pie that that squirrel was his meat, he dived
iEtO the hollow of the tree and made some
Investigations. Amongst the things brought
to light was an iron oten Of antique make
. which was found TO be filed with Danish
douhlCOus, Mexican dollars, English sover-
I eiRns, and other coins, all hearing date ante
rior TO 1920. The money is supposed to have
been secreted by Lewis, the celebrated rob
= ber. who ranged the turn pike in that section
. | in quest of spOils n half century or more
ago. This is :he story, as told, but as il is
not suhstantiated by an affidavit the readoI
cnn believe it or not "a he feels disposed
-Ou Friday last two prisoners NAMED
: M'Dernott and Stihach, the former charged
with assault aud battery and the latter Will
| carrying concealed weapons. escaped frou
} the jail in this place. While going 30 tn,
wash house for water to scrub their cells
they dropped their buckets, and unluCkinl
;he front iOOr with key which they had
! filed 70 ii it, walked ont aud made off The
Sheriff states that he has ascertaiued that al
impression If the do0r-1ey had been taker
on piece of soap ny u third party, aud giveI
I to the two who escaped aud that by thi
means they filed and fitted another key =,
that it would unlock the doDr. Stibecl
, weat to Juhnstnwn, where he was captu re-,
T by Deputy Sheriff McAnany on Sunday ant
, brought back. McDermitt has not yet bee1
T secured hut the Sheriff has no doubt that n
viii ne in the course Of a few days.
5 "A fe evenings since, 4 buggy in whi cl
Z were seated a young Inan and young lazy
drove into town from the eastward. Thei
? first business, fter partaSiUg of supper, wa
I 10 inquire for the residence of clergyman
I ~ edjtiCe Of rhat character was pointed uu
o to them, and when they emerged therefrom
4 half an hour later, the knot which canno
, easily b. uulOuSened hal been tied. I'll
=, names of the high contracting parties, il
e serted in the marriage certificate, are thos
i Of gentleman who lives at Gallitzin and {
9 q lady whose fathers residence is in Alleghe
e ny township, but as air of secTesy InarE
| ed the proceedings we do moi feel At libert
to disclose their names. The only thing thu
g puzzles is why they came so far to Q,
Z : married. Are the facilities offered hy Ell
q euSburg for the .ransactiOn of that sort c
q business superior 20 those of other sections
Il Tie Tyrone Herald saws that on Thur
/ day Of last week, while Mrs. Kiuch, who II
7 sides in that place, was in the act OF dTawiu
: water from an open well by means of
,. bucket attached to p rope, littiO graus
q daughter, not yet three years old, accident
= fell into the well which is ten and a la
+ feet deep and contained about two feet
:. water ut the time. After calling for assis
ance few times without receiving any Al
e swer, the old lady. who is in her 61st yea
~ proceeded to rescue tile child with nothin
= but the slightly projecting stones in II
u wall FOR foot hand-hoIds on iier way
y and Out Of the well. How she managed
J" scale the all vi th the child In her arms
ie "a mystery even 10 herself, but she succeede
D. in bringing il to terra t1md, she thinks