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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

THE Ute Indians lately attacked and
drove in the herdcrs in charge Of the
herd OF cattle from which the com
mand at the White river camp were
supplied with meat, and drove e. the
&c iced.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

ANOTHER attempt has been made
npon the life Of The Gear Of Russia, this
time at Moscow. An Internal ma
chine was placed in read over which
he was passing in carriage and ex.
ploded The cxplosion did not occur
till after The carriage had passed, and
no one was injured
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

A DISPATCH from Gahul reports that
the Governor Of Mardan was Killed
by party Of Afghan regulars aud
hill.mcn on the Sd inst The Cover
nors of .Kohistan and Logar valley
have been nenaccd with the same
fate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
Notice.
Notice.

In the matter of the estate q john winner de-
ceased
In Probate Court Of Boise county Idaho Territory.
As Office Is HEREBY GIVEN IiY THE UND&R-
ava signed, Executor OF The estate of John VIM
her. deceased TO the creditors OF. and all persons
having claims against, The said deceased to exhibit
Them With the necessary vouchers, within tour
months after the first publication OF this notice to
the said EXecutor, at bis residence, Squaw
creek. in Boise county idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR,
Executor OF the estate of john Winner, deceased.
Dated Idaho CITY. August 10, I879.-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

0Gca week in yonr own town. So ontft free
0Q0No RISK. Rsaier, il You want business n
VIII oh persons OF either sex can make great pay a
he itiae they work. write for particulars to II
l. a:-;----- &tn., rVrs-sne, Maine. lJunefss-Iy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12

40 EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by tie Board OF County Commissioners Z
Boise county, at the Auditors office, in Idaho City
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
| take pleasure in stating to my custom
and the publicfn general that Ihave open
q new
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE

general store of a well-selected fall and Vii
ter stock, and am able to sell cheaper tha
ever before. Because bought my sto]
for cash and am doing my own transport
ton, allows me to sell cheaper than any Cd
er firm in the Territory, therefore giving 1
my customers and friends the advantage
buy cheap Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Canna
Goods, Dried Fruits, Boots and Shoes, Clot1
ing and Dry Goods. Please give me a q
before buying your winter outfit elsewhe3
Yours, Very Respectfully,
J. g. EMERY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-12-12
Notice.

A6 Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TIlAT "
sV on Saturday. he 18Th day Of DecsaiAes !
al l. o'clock, NJ of said DAY, at my ofhee a Z
City. Boise county. L T.. uits, At pahlc lasisa
sum of Two Hundred and FIFTY lsz0l DVsls
the lowest bidder therefor in coanty ha'nls
said Boise county issued and REGISTERED ~
January. 1869. IsIDJR SMITH
County irsassi.s
Idaho City. |. T.. Dec. 8, 1879.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25

DAIsIED meadows fields of clover,
Grasses juicy. fresh and sweet;
In day the wild bees hover
Over many a fragrant heap:
Wndrows all the mcadS do cover,
Blossoms fall. and farmers reap;
In a month. and all is over
Stored away for winters Keep.
Before the month shall have gone, let the reader
scan this announcement and act on the suggestion
il contains: 'SoI BIume thai. being about to go
east to purchase his fall stock of boots and shoes
has determined to clear out his entire stock of
summer goods to make room for new one. Com
mcucin2 with to-day he viii sell all goods at
greatly reduced prices until the entire stock il
sold 1t will be to your interest TO call on him and
buy now, at the Great Eastern Boot and Shoe
Store, No. 1l19 Eleventh avenue. Altoona, Pa
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AND the way it happened was this:

AND the way il happened was this:
He thought il was rapture and bliss
When he gave his sweet girl a kiss.
As they leaned ON her fathers 'front.' gate:
But dog as large u bull
Caught him where his garments are full
And gave n very damaging pull
And the rest is too sad to reiatc'
The presumption is that the pantalOons gave
away. Had he bought his clothing from Godfrey
Wolf. of Altoona. such thing could not have Oc-
CURED, for that clothing, though fashionable and
fine, is yet constructed with special reference to
wear and tcar-particuarly the latter. Mr.. Wolf
has his shelves stock of the best and most sty
liSh summer goods ever brought to the aforesaid
city of Altoona. all which he binds himself to sell
at lower prices than elsewhere prevail. Give him
a call-next door to the post-otfice, Altoona.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25

yEEx arc We dead ; Is a question quite strange,

WHEN are we dead? Is a question quite strange,
ct its been asked by valued exchange;
Which seems TO us rather surprising.
Any one might know without a word being said.
That man is indeed quite hopelessly dead
The moment he stops advertising.
Simon * Bendhcim. 112s Eleventh avenue. next
door to the First National Bank. Altoona. are not
dead. ON the contrary. they give evidence of
fully-developcd vtgor by advertising in the news
papers generally that they continue at the head Of
the clothing business, with the most extensive
stock ever brought to that city and the most liberal
pTicc-list. One thing they pride themselves on
particularly is the fact that owing to the rpidity
with which goods carried away from their
tablishmcnt. they always enabled TO keep on
hand stock which is absolutely fresh. II You
want a suit therefore which is fabricated from
cloth and in the latest style. and if you want
to buy such a suit cheap patronizc Simon * Bend
helm
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25
MESEAL.

FAGAN-SWABTZWA ZWALDER.-AIarrled. July
Il, 1879. Bradford, Pa. by Rev Father COonan,
Mr.. JAMES PAGAN. formerly of Ebeusburg, and
Miss JENNIE SwAFrzwALDER. of Parker's Land
ing Armstrong county. Pa
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AI-nITnR.s NOTICE.-The nnder-

Ili 4Oh = -N,A III. L t-N ---t' =
"a signed Auditor. appointed hy the Couu oi
Common Pleas of Cambria county % report uletIl-
button OF the money in the hands of ID J. Clark.
Assignee OF Silas Adams. will sit for the purpose
OF his appointment. at the Court Hou-c IN l@hen-
burr ON Saturday. fhs 10Th dug fHcHaf ncfi a lg
o'clock g. r.. when and where parties interested
may attend 81 they think proper
JOSEPH McDDNAID- Auditor-
.llIlr.- Tlln Is 1s-l-.t
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~ The undersigned for services rendered hy the
celebrated dapple-gray Canadlan-C oldham horse
Honest Bill'' are hereby notified that payment
must Doc 1aIde OF before the 2lth day ui august
next either 90 the subscriber himself ur % hufert
Nintcr. at the Gross Roads. one mile below Car
r0llt1vsl OF Adam I.cidrn. at Chest SfrI-- Cam
hria county. J II. BkENlNt.h-
Owner and Keeper
I.igouier. pc. July 5. Is7g.-ls-at-=
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NOTICE.

II Fstatc or N AnGAETT ATKINSON. dec d
Letters tcstamcutary on tho estate "l NatIlIeb
Atkinson late oi I-lrclto borough, drr-i nav lnI
been granted to thc undersigned NOTICE i- Hteie
given 70 all persons indebted 20 SAID rstate that
I,7v1ncnt u.St Dee made without delay aud those
having claims a--IiH-t the saltc -huliA iiSrlu-
tbt.ln duly authenticated for settlc-nen.-
-it A-ct-TS u'FRltT- fEc1Iis7-
L.lr1tts FIlr i~ lsit--t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25

EALE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Or NALUABLE-
REAL : PERSONAL PROPERTY.
IlY virtue of an aIios order Of the Court of Com
ID mon Pleas Of Cambria county. the undersigned
Assignee Of Augustine d. Crstc will expose 20 pub
lie sale. on the premises in Munster township.
Cambria county, Pa, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ,. 1870.
At o'clock. Il, discharged Of an liens the fol-
lowing described real estate. 70 wit:
4 PIECE OR PARCEL or LIND
Situated in the Township of Munster. fronting ON
the turnpike leading from CrcsSpn 10 Ebcushur-r.
and adjoining lands OF Daniel FaTren. Nicholas
Ereidhoh. Augustine Durhin. and others. contain
ing GO Acres more or less about 50 icrcs cleared.
The Improvements are q large new FRAME DWELL
ING HORSE. containing sixteen rooms. new Bank
Barn. jON6O feet, and all necessary outbuildiugs.
The land is in good state of cultivation and wei
fenced and is within 2J0 yards of railroad sta
ton. Also,
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND
Situated in the village OF Munster. each Lot hav-
ing front of GO feet and depth of $50 feet.
Also will be offered for sale at the same time and
place. fine lot Of New Furniture consisting
in part of set Cottage Furniture. har-cus shioncd
Chairs, Dining Room Chairs, I Reception Chair
l Settee, Extension Table, l NIarblc-top Bureau
yards Carpet. 16 yards Stair Carpet. Stair Rods
WaShstant.s. Ouccnsware. &c. sc.
Terms OF REAL ESTATE SALE--pDc-third Of the
purchase money 10 he paid on confirmation Of sale.
and the balance in two equal annual payments.
with interest TO be secured by the bonds and mort
gage of the purchaser.
L7-ls.-3tl JOSEPH CRISTE, Assignee.
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NnTICF-

IL Estate OF Ius1-rH HECI.T. decd
Letters teStameutary on the estate Of Joseph Hen
ry. late Of SusVuehanua township. having been
granted 10y the Register Of Cambria county 10 the
undersigned. all persons indebted % -lid estate
will please make prompt payment and those hav-
Ing claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
AI4ICE EfENR D -
CONRAD ANGEKT-
Tunc on TC-2-gr
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A T7DTTOR'S NOTTCE.-The under

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed having been appointed Auditor TO
hear and decide on the exceptions filed to the hrst
and partial account of Jacob Neagle, Assignee OF
TauI EIwanger and to report distribution of the
fund in his hand rs shown by said account. hereby
gives notice that he viii attend to the duties OF his
appointment at his office in Ebensburg. on Thurs
drg ftgusf H. 1879 at Z. NJ. when and where all
raTtics interested may attend IL they proper
\. V. BARKER, Auditor.
EDensbury. July IS, 1s7;h-Jt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25
LOCAL CORREsPONDENCE.
LoRETTo, July %, IS

11ohEIEO, July 1871.
DEAR FREEMAS-On a farm near this place the
other day while the FOLKS were engaged in making
hay. (nO rhyme intended.) voraciOus porker Of
the feminine persuasion invaded the lower regions
of the dwelling house. and finding no one at home
seized the favorable opportunity thus presented to
enjoy a rich fcast She FIRST made n ,l-ouJ CHARGE
on the milk and cream crooks which she soon emp
tied. aud then took the butter crooks and pickle les
by the right and left flank and finally woind mn
the performance by gulping down lot Of ''riSing" "
Having thus filled herself to repletOn. she made
good her exit before the folks came in to their din
ner. though 1t IS truth to say that she badly
dcmOraliZcd by the amount of ratiOns she had stow
ed away in her haversack. In a word. to put it in
the graphic vernacular of the sod. "Fhat she didn't
sup she dhirtied." When the young farmer came
to dinner he gave vent to his feelings in language
more emphatic than choice, and it is fair to pre-
sumo t1at II the dose hadn sIckencd the Old sow
he would have given her bit of his mind IN shape
of a fence rail or something of that kind.
on saturday evening last Just before the special
train for Ebensburg came that way, nd while son
IN cradling ana blnding wheat IN held along the
line of the road. Mr.. Kaylor meantime narrowing z
where grain grew only the day before the special
came round the bend at a spanking pace. and as it
flew past the horse and harrow the animal took
iright and began 10 rear and plunge as horses viii
under such circumstance. Mr.. kaylOr was hold
ing the beast by the head at the time, hut it soon
broke loose, nearly throwing MI. h on the harrow,
and then dashed in mad gallop thro' the stand
ing wheat. In its wild career it dragged the har-
row over n grain cradle when lay on the ground
but strange TO say the cradle was only slightly de-
moraized, while the horse not hurt in the feast
The animal with his narrowing appendaSe went
through the standing wheat like the flying Pagas-
US of old. leaving swath the width Of the harrow
in its wake. lTOvidentally, neither man, horse
harrow nor cradle was damaged TO any extent.
A PARALLEL.
When see n hen on n dunghill. without any
spurs on her heels waving feathers in her tail OF
distinguishing com bcrcst on her head. boldly flap
ping her wings and Growing uppaturaIIv 1 feel
iiltG itc-,,icyi,,I tyot bnn viii ferceT,ii az a
shotgun; she is assuming a position which nature
derides. And when | see a woman as a preacher,
as lawyer. physician, as politician. or as q
public official, in any place, think of the hen.
Yours. &c. \. j. II.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

~ The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the ericsson SPRINGS COMPANY VIII be held at
the Office Of the Company, No. 23S South Fourth
street Philadelphia. Pa, Monday. dug. :, 1919,
at II o'clock noon. Election for President and Di-
rectors same day and place.
JAMES r. MCLURE, Secretary
July Is. 1ST9-3t.
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A D.T1~TSTBA ATOR-S NOTICE

n DMlN Isl hA1Oh = NOIl0E.
"A Estate of GEORGE WEHN, ST. deceased
Letters of Admins stratiOn on the estate of Geo.
Wchn. Sr. late Of Jackson township. Cambria coun-
ty, deed. having been granted To the undersigned
by the Register of said county. all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to make payment
without delay. and those having claims against
the same viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement. JAS. NJ. SINJfER.
Ebensburg, July 25, 1s79.-6t Administrator.
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As soon as the merry wren

As soon the merry
In the tree doth galy flute,
With wicked eye the little hoy
Climbs up 10 get the fruit
Ofthe wren aforesaid.
And ifhe spoil his clothes i'm the operation. his
parents ALWAYS know where 20 20 to get him an
other outfit They naturally buy where they can
procure the best goods for the least money, and
that place is at Jas. J. Nurphy's 100 Clinton
street. .Iohnstown. MIR. Murphy Is proprietor Of
one of the largest ready-made clothing and gents
furnishing establishments in the county. and deals
only in reliable goods at honest prices One trial
purchase from him VIII prove the entire truth OF
what is contained in this paragraph.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATO NOTICE.
"a Estate of THOMAS TODD decd
Letters of Administration on the estate Of Thos-
Todd late of F.bersburg borough. deceased. having
been granted TO the undersigned by the Register
of Cambria county all persons indebted to said cs-
tate are hereby notified to make payment without
delay and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for settle
mcnt. JAMES NJ Ems
Ebensburr June Is. 1s7a.-6t.#
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jacob Hawller seems to be in"orrigible.
He was released from jail on the 18th and
sent home to JOhnstown, but he is not there
now. WhSkey is Jacobs bane, and a series
Of big drunkS with which he celebrated his
restoration to liberty wound up last Friday
night in a row and an arTaignment far dis
tuTbance of the peace. The process for his
arrest was violently resisted by Jacob, end by
some means two young men named Billy
Alt and Enoch Gilicauff became involved in
the melee which ensued But eventually all
three were gathered in by the police, and on
Tuesday night of this week they We're
brought here and safely lodged in jail. The
people of JohnstOwn are unanimous in say
ing that they would be satisfied to hear of
the trio escaping from their irons provided
their course Of fight led them to Memphis or
some other place where the yellow fever is
Just now raging with a great rage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-25

BACHELOR DAVE. That's what they
call the good-lOoking and far from venerable
proprietor of one of the most popular, best
stocked and best-cOnducted clothing houses
in Altoona. and this is what the AdrGTce of
that city says about him in its last issue
We understand that Mr.. u. R0senthall, other
wise known as Bachelor Dave of the Young
America Clothing House. will leave this evening
for summer vacation of three or four weeks whicn
he will spend in part with his brothers in Ashland
and Mt Vernon. Ohio, with whom he is associated in
large clothing stores there After that he viii 20 10
Cleveland and other desirable points on the lakes.
We wish you pleasant trip. old boy. but you must
be careful, very careful. old boy We know Ben
can take care Of your clothing house here; but a
bachelor among those charming, dashin2 ONO
girls every one of whom believes she has as good a
right to a husband Ohio man has to an office,
is pretty apt to be hit by lapload of loveliness
and his Identity lost il matrimonial cyclone.
Be careful old boy. be careful.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
MEMPHIS MATTERS.
Feeble chickering's Of the Fatal
Fever.
Ramming a Pistol Down a Sleeper's
Month.
Specialq to the Star.

Specalq to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 26-11 80 A. M.-Tbe fe-
yer is rapidly subsiding. Public interest is
now centered on the controversy over Rule
Six, prohibiting the importation of loose
cotton into the city.
A slight earthquake was felt about 10
O clock last night.
Two masked negroes entered Housers
store. in suburb, about 2 o'clock this NOR
ming, and ramming a pistol into Houser's
mouth while he was asleep in bed, COM
PEELED him to give up what money there
was in the till. No arrests have yet been
made. ,-rtta 5
A miniature riot occurred at Camp Marks
last night, in which half dozen pistols and
knives were drawn. Several arrests were
made. & 9es 2
Rev. Father Reveille of st. Peters Cathe.
dral, died this morning. PICKETT.
MEMPHIS Sept. 26--Noon.-Three deaths:
Hattie Sprague, Antonio Praggio and Lyt-
tleton Penn, white. The latter was a lieu.
tenant Of the Porter Reserve and Treasurer
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
MILLS MISERY.
Chicago Musical Composers Farewell to
Earth.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 Robert Mills, en-
ployed as composer of music for Hill g.
Huck, music publishers, disappeared the
ed of the present month. Nothing was
thought of the matter until yesterday, when
Mr.. Hill found the following letter ad-
dressed to the firm in Mills desk.
II do hereby give and bequeath to
Messrs Huck and Hill all right to use and
publish these enclosed hymn tunes. They
are the very last that shall write prior to
leaving this world of misery and woe. |
have tried hard to get something to do, but
have failed every time, and have grown
weary in the utter unrealization of all my
hopes and expectations. Good by, cruel
world! leave you for another that, al
though I know nothing concerning it,
can not be worse than this.
"Yours, ROBERT MILLS
September 22d.'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
Bids For Furnishing Water Pipe

The attention of the Board was called to
the bad condition of Deer Creek Road. Re-
ferred to the Supervisor.
The City and Suburban Telegraph Com
pany were granted permission to extend
their line of poles north from the Mount
Auburn tanks on Marshall street to Ham
mond street, and north on Vine street from
Hammond to the Fool gica Garden.
An ordinance to establish the grade of
Grand street from Gilbert avenue to Nassau
street. was transmitted to Council.
The Committee on Bridges recommended
that the bridges over the canal at Browne
street he improved. Recommendation ap-
proved and the Supervisor instructed to
prepare specifications.
The SUPERVISOR uf Repairs was instructed
to Law two crossings at the intersection of
Baymiller street and Central avenue.
Bids for furnishing cast-iron water pipe
and special casting needed by the city from
October lst 1879, to October 1st, 1880, were
opened as follows:
r. d. Wood & Co., Philadelphia. For
straight pipe, $45 per ton; for special cast
ings and curved pipe, $40 per ton.
Dennis Long d Co., Louisville. KY: For
all cast iron pipe, $37 per ton; cents per
pound for all branch castings greater than
twenty inches in diameter, and for all
branch castings from twenty inch and in
cluding twenty inch to the smallest size,
2A cents per pound.
Cincinnati and Newport Iron and Pipe
Co.. For all straight pipe excepting the so
and 46 inch pipe, $34 95 per ton; for so
inch pipe, straight, s45 per ton; for As inch
pipe, straight S34 95; special 46 inch curve
pipe, cents per pound; for reducers and
Y's for the 46 inch and 20 inch pipe, 81
cents per pound.
Special castings under 20 inches, On cents
per pound.
Special castings 20 inches and over, ex-
cept those above enumerated, cents per
pound.
The bids we're read and referred to the
Superintendent of the Water-works fol
computation and report 'ilf1 M
From hasty computation of the bids
it appears that the Cincinnati &c Newport
Iron and Pipe Company are the lucky bid
ders. e.g g9a 1rs ass
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
Police Court Docket.

Drunk-Harry Hopkins. dismissed; El-
wood Shaw, T. P. Cook, Thomas Cooney,
Emma Howell, Frank Monroe, So; Ellen
Dugan, Ed. McCabe, 5000; Thomas Eng
lish, John Connolly, Mollie O'Keefe, &c
days; Frank Reese, continued; Pat. Mul
len, So
Disnrderly Conduct-Andrew Huber
dismissed. -
Mscellaneous-Wm Tegele, Sophia
Tegee harboring vicious dog, continued
H. Quebbeman. embezzlement, continued
Richard Cullum, personal violence on
police, dismissed; Jessie Elliott, John
Schneider, petit larceny, 80 days; Harry
Symmes, cutting, ETC., bound over; Max
Goldman, assault and battery, dismissed
F. L. Refs, same, continued; Will
liam Estelle, Frank Gaines, vagrancy,
continued; Lewis Stark, known thief, Jas,
McDermott, Richard Thomas same, CON
tinued; James Knox, carrying concealed
weapons, $25; Samuel Mcnamara, violating
Hack Ordinance, dismissed; James Pender
CAST abusing family, continued; Frank
Stavton, Jacob Case, manslaughter, con
tinued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-26
Thrown From a Buggy.

A sad accident occurred this morning at
the corner of Findlay and Vine streets to
two ladies. one Of whom was seriously, and
perhaps fatally wounded. \
Mrs. Olive Boone and Mrs. Mollie Will
kinsnn, who lives on Jackson street, in Car
thage, Ohio. were driving down Clifton av-
enue, near Ohio avenue, when part Of the
harness on the horse gave way, causing the
animal to run at break-neck speed down
Vine street.
At Findlay Mrs. Boone jumped out, but
sustained no other injuries except a few
bruises, in addition to turning couple Of
somersaults. Mrs. Wilkinson stuck to the
rig until the vehicle was upset. when she
was thrown out, her head striking on the
pavement. u
She is lady weighing about two hun
dred pounds. Drs. Lucker, Dreyer and
Keck were called upon, and it is theil
opinion that the lady received internal in
j4ries and also compression of the brain
from the results of which she may not re
cover. & tt
Mrs. Wilkinson was taken in an ambd
lance to the Cincinnati Hospital.