The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-08-04


{ billing and cooling went on until about o.
clock in the morning, when Miss Kelly was
! seized with heart disease, and the family.
awakened by her groaus, found her dying in
her lovers arms, death ensuing in five hours
after. Biggert was so overcome by grief that
be took poison, it is alleged, and at latest ao-
counts was lying in a comatose state, with
little or no hope for his recovery.
7 Deputy Sheriff Kinkead, who went to
. Reade township to arrest a mpTried man and
& married woman, named respectively Sut-
I ton and Dixon, both of whom are charged
[ with adultery. was taken suddenly i'll in
/ White township, on Monday last, while on
his return to this place with the accused par-
ties, and was compelled to lay over for re-
pairs at the house of Constable Noel of said
township, who he'd gone with him to assist
in making the arrests. His Illness is not Sc
riOus and we presume he will reach here
either this Thursday evening or to morrow.
Our good friend and true Mr. AIver
Akers, of Johnstown, was struck by the To-
cal freight at that place. on last ThursdaV
morning, being at the time engaged in dri-
wing some hogs which he had lust unloaded
. from a car, and while we condola with him
. the comparatively slight vet painful injuries
he susta ined, he is certainly TO he cOpGrafu.
iated on the fact that 1t is no worse which
would undoubtedly have been the case had
be not, fortunately for himself, been knock
ed into an open culvert which crosses the
track. 1t was indeed a miraculous escape
from terrible injuries of not instant death
We are pleased TO learn from the Zaues-
vile CO.l Daiig Courier that our Young
friends Marshall w. Jones. of New York
and his brother w. Seward Jones, of the first
! named place, are about to sever their connec.
I ton with the wholesale marble and granite
I works of Mr.. " c. Townsend whom thev
I have served for several years as confidential
3 clerks, and open an Office I'm one of the east
ern cities for the sale of Scotch and American
granite at wholesale. That they NAV pros
{ per in their new departure even bevond their
most Sanguine expectations is the sincere
hope Of their many friends in this locality.
/ After all the puans of praise bestowed
I upon Don Cameron hv the Repu blican Da-
/ pers OF Blair county for his alleged efforts to
I secure pension for Miss Mary Murray of
I HOllidaysburo, the only daughter nf the
brave and lamented Col VIM. G.. Murray,
the bill, We regret to saw, has stuck fast in
/ the Senate and of course has not vet reach
| ed, much less been approved bv the Presi-
| dent, as we were led to believe and so stated
a couple of weeks ago. Don, we NAV add
} IS as busy as n Beaver trying to bring about
/ the election of the machine candidate for
/ Governor, and therefore hasn't time to give
/ this much deserving matter his personal at
( tentiOn.
At High Mass celebrated in St. Rene
/ diets church, Carrolltown, on Tuesday
morning Of last week, as we learn from the
NetcS, Miss Maggie Gels daughter of our
I merchant friend, Mr.. John Gels, of Johns
{ sown, received the Beuedietine habit as Sis
I ter NJ. Gertrude, and the following named
i ladies' made their perpetual vows at the same
/ time and place: Sister NJ FlOrentine for
merlv Miss Katie Jacob, Of Allegheny Sister
NJ. Paulina, formerly Miss Mary Hardy. of
/ Allegheny Sister Ildephonse, formerly Miss
Lizzie Dorm, of Allegheny: Sister TechIa
/ formerly Miss Tilie Kaylor, of CarroIItown
sister Mechtilda, formerly Miss Lizzie Wag.
ner. of Allegheny.
Rev. John ReardCn, who has been pastor
Of the Church of the HOLY Name. in this
place, for nearly if not quite two years, has
been appointed pastor of s.. Marv's church
& Tnnv- NT-T-1 },
took charge of the latter congregation when
his lamented brother, Rev John Walsh now
deceased, was transferred from HOLIDAYS
. burg to Altoona, soon after the ordination of
tt- Rev. J. Tuigg, whose place he filed is
to succeed Father ReardOn as pastor of the
church here. Both OF the Rev gentlemen
Will make their bows to their respective con-
gregatiOns on SUNDAY next We can only
wish them success, spiritual and temporal. in
their new fields of labor
Vote for John NJ. King of JohnstOwn,
for Assembly" is the advice given TO the
Democrats of Cambria county in a card which
will for the first time he found among the
other announcements political in this weeks
issue of the FREEMAN. It is not for us to
say that the advice should be followed i'm
picitiv, but when it. comes to measuring men
according to their merits we are not aware of
any reason why Mr.. King should hide his
light under half buShel or any other kind of
a vessel He has always been an active, en-
ergetic and reliable Democrat and we are
sure, so far as ability is concerned he would
not have to take q back seat if he was sent to
represent the people of this county in the
Legislature.
In the "Cresson Notes. published in the
Altoona Tribune of Tuesday we find the fol-
lowing: Gone mountain attraction which
has not beeen prOpOTtiOnatelv patrOniZed bv
the guests. but which Is now beginning to
attract their attention, is the trip to E5ens-
burg. The roadway to the ancient burg is
direct along the watershed separating the
waters flowing into the Atlantic from those
hnding their way to the Gulf of Mexico
/ ms IN itself should attract attention buf ie
supple mented by the natural scenery and
INST oric associations of the place. We hone
thlS thoroughfare will receive more attention
Inan heretofore Orders for excursion tick
cts at reduced rates may be obtained at the
Motel office. Mr.. James SNYDER is the cen
. temanly conductor
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Tuigg, Of Pittsburgh,
was with Us on Monday last, the object of his
F VISIT heinc the reception into the order OF the
+ sisters of st. Joseph Of Miss Bridget Chilean
. tln religion Sister Mary Patrick) of Brook
!yn, Y. Y, Miss Lizzie O'Connell Gin rpir-
. ion Sister Mary Barhara). of HonesdaIe Pa
and Miss Mary Blatte (in religion Sister Mary
ScholaStica), Of McKee's Gap, Blair county
The Rt. Rev. Bishop was assisted bv Rev
DenniS kearney. of st. Paul's Cathedral
pittsburgh, and Rev. Father ReardOn the res
ident pastor. Rev Father Kearuey y preached
heauttul and eloquent sermon appropriate
10 the occasion. The ceremony was follow
ed py the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
tion, which'atter blessing the Rt. Rev Bishop
VIII also bestow on the congregation of the
Ohurch or the Holy Name, at an early dav
-On last Monday morning a carpenter
named Griffith AshtOwn, employed at the
new summer resort Of Mr.. T. II. HeiSt. had
the misfortune to fall from the upper portion
OF the building, a distance of twenty-three
rect, MS abdomen coming In contact with a
block OF wood, strange to say escaped with
no more serious injury than a severe sprain
or the right wrist, severe bruise on the
IOrehead, slight confusion on the left leg
and few cuts in.the face. The injured man
IS lying at the residence of his uncle Mr.
Benz. J. Williams. He is native of Wales.
mas been only one month"; in this country and
two weeks in this place, and has a wife and
family in England. lie is under the skillful
care of DR.. Kennedy, who was instructed bv
Mr.. Heist to give him all the attention nee.
essary, and that means something entirely
Characteristic of shat generous gentleman.
Inc Doctor represents his patients condition
as quite encouraging, and we are sure he will
want for nothing that medical skill and kind
care can furnish.
A NOTED WoNAN.-The item in regard to
the failure of yours for health, lydia f.
PiEkham, " of Lynn, Mass. which has been
floating through the papers, we are glad to
learn is false in every respect, as we found
on inqulring at HubbaTd's International
Newspaper Agency of this city The LYNN
Bee said a few DAYS since (: '"The lydia
Pinkham Compound Business is not finan-
clally embarrassed as reDOrtpd but is beiDu