The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-11
NEWS AND OTHER NOTINGS.

Hunts Remedy is valuable and its ben
ehts are perma Dent. Cured me of kidney
disease. SULLIVAN FENNER, Providence,
RI
Samuel Wilson, while dmpiring a game
OF ball at Danyille, Ga, on Wednesday was
run into by one of the players and so Sc
verely injured that he died the same night
Ayers Ague cure acts directly on the
liver and hillary apparatus. and drives out
the malarial poison which induce liver COM
plants and bilious disorders. Warranted to
cure. or money refunded
During the past week over ,OOO, 900 GAL
ions of petroleum have been shipped from
the port of Philadelphia to foreign coun-
tries This makes over 100, 900, 900 gallons
OF petroleum shipped from that port since
the first of the quarter, against "a, 900 600 up
to this time last year.
"A horrible accident occurred at CASTOR
vile, between Washington, Pa, and Pitts
burg, on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, late
Thursday night. A flagman whose name is
given as Malnee, and who resided at New
ark, o., had fallen asleep upon the tracks,
and passenger train coming along ran
over him, cutting his body horribly. He
was killed instantly.
John Roberts, farmer living near Pa
myra. Lebanon county. was fatally injured
while threshing grain in dis barn on Mon
dav. The threshing machine, which was
operated bS steam, was going at a high rate
OF speed, when a wheel burst and struck
Roberts in the abdomen. also breaking an
arm and leg. He was discovered by his son
shortly afterwardHn dying condition.
The Mount Penn Stove works, of Read
Ing, Pa, have Increased the wages of mold
ers 10 per cent. 20 go into effect on Monday
next. McIlvain's boiler-plate mill, which
has been running on single turn since last
November, will start double turn next Mon
day. Large orders have been received.
There is renewed activity in most OF the iron
industries of Reading, and the signs are
propitious for a good fall trade.
james T. Mcintosh, aged %. shot and
fatally wounded his mother on "Wednesday
morning at the family residence on Pine
Creek, five miles east OF Pittsburp. His
mother had requested him to shoot cat.
and as he fired she stepped directly In front
of the animal, the bullet burying itself in
her brain The unfortunate woman still
lived at noon, but cannot recover. The son
was crazed by grief and tried to kill him.
self.
While Clayton Klink aged 10, resi-
dent OF Union township, Lebanon county,
was hunting on the mountain, one week
ago, he fell into a deserted mine. 13O feet
deep, horribly crushing both feet and sus-
tanning other serious Iniuries He was un-
| conscious when found, and almost dead,
having lain In torture at the bottom of the
cold, damp mine, with rothing to eat. for
severe days. If his life can be saved Il Is
probably that both legs will have to be am
putated.
EARLY on Sunday morning a well dressed
and handsome woman was found in Cen
trail Park, New York, bleeding from a pis-
tol shot wound 10 the right side. A rp-
volver with which she had shot herself was
found at her feet. She was removed to the
Presbyterian hospital where she stated that
her name was Mary Berg 25 years old and
native OF Alsace. She said she had re-
Gently come from Chicago and that the rea.
| son she shot herself was because ste was
tired of living. She is believed to be nm
married. Late In the evening her condition
was reported to be serious, although the doc
tors thing she will recover.
--Abram Newman, a Williamsport mer-
chant, committed suicide on Monday night.
Newman went to his place of business on
Monday night drove staple into the cell
ing, and, standing upon a stool, attached a
rope to the staple, placed the rope around
his neck, and then, displaciDg the stool,
ended his life by strang ulation. The un-
fortunate man was 46 years of age, and
leaves wife and several children 1t is
thought by many that he contemplated sui
eide for some time, and writing he left be.
hind shows clearly that he was laborine
under fit of jealously when he comm lifted
the rash act
Oscar Parry. IL years old, committed
suicide on Sunday morning at PHILADELPHIA
by shooting himself at his home at
Sixth and Green streets. The boy stood in
front of looking glass and guiding his
arm by the reflection in the glass shot him
self In the head. he had lust flushed read.
ing sensational story and it is believed
the story had affected his mind. The bows
father is connected with a Connecticut in
surance company and was recently trsns-
ferred from Hartford to the PhiIadeIpbia
ONCE and week ago brought Oscar and an
other son here with him. The body will he
taken Tomorrow to Hartford, where the
boys mother still resides.