The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-12
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-"il'iam DeshonZ, an employee at Mel
IoVs sawmlll' In Licking Creek township,
Fulton county, accidentally slipped and fell
against the circular saw on Saturday and
was eutin two dlagonaIly from shoulder to
NIP. He was married man, about 35 years
OF age and highly respected.
Bad roads are now the rule and we can
not expect much better until we pet Sleigh
Ing. Before the roads get too bad drive In
TO John Owen9' store. On High street and
lay in supply of dry goods, dress goods.
boot aud shoes, groceries and proyI,Io ions
where they arc always sold st bottom prices
MT Edward Dlehl, = brakeman on the
-0mers-- auE Cambria Railroad. while
aaif5t-V iG the yard at Johnstown, slipped
un CAT and His left foot was caught be-
tween the dead woods. B's foot was so
badly maneled that it had to be amputated.
He is about twenty years uf age and re-
sides at Somerset.
1t is generally believed in many quar-
ters that Col D. H Hastings, of Bellefoute,
will be Governor Beavers Attorney General
though a strong effort is being made to Sc
cure John Stewart for the position. Presi-
dent Lawrence and ex Deputy Sheriff Al
bright are being pressed for the HaTbor-
mastership of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Husfieid, OF Altoona, died
suddenly one CAV last week under circum-
stances that led to the arrest OF her husband
as being the cause OF her death. The COro
ner's jury found that the deceased came to
her death from wounds Inflicted hy her
husband while under the influence of liquor.
In default of s., 600 bail he was taken to
Jail to await his trial.
Joseph Mcdonald, John Good, John
LameT and Daniel A. Miller, the parties
charged with placing the obstruction on the
Cresson and Coalpor railroad a short time
ago. we're brought before Judge Johnston
on Monday last on a hdbeds corpus, but, in
default Of 81 600 bail for each individual,
we're remanded back to jail to await their
trial at December Court.
On Mouday night FIVE masked men en-
tered the house of George Smith. near
Cherrgtree, Indiana county, and holding a
revolver to his head, forced him to produce
So, 900 iE gold which he had concealed in
the house. The robbers took the money and
made good their escape. Smiths wife aud
a hired man we're also in the house at the
time, but were covered by revolvers in the
hands OF the villains.
1t is ssid the Penusy lvanis Railroad
Company has in contemplation the in
crease of the capacity of its freight cars
from sixty thousand to eighty thousand
pounds In the early days OF raiIroadipg
freight cars had a capacity OF twenty thous-
and pounds. The big engines now 10 course
of construction will drag the Increased
weight quite as easily As the smaller en-
giues do the cars now in use.
The Altoona Times Of Monday says: 1t
Is gratifying to learn that Rt. Rev. Bishop
Tuigg, whose long and painful Illness has
been source of deep regret TO his many
friends. has greatly improved of late, witt
prospects for hts early recovery from all his
afiictions except the paralysis of his right
arm, which nothing seems capable of curing.
I Otherwise his health Is much better now
than it has oeen for many months.
Robert Stewart, presumably the oldest
citizen of this commonwealth, died at the
residence of his sOn-in-law, MI. Joseph
McCuloch, near Ramey, CIearfeld Co, or
Monday OF last week. His demise was
caused by no disease, but was simply q
wearing out OF the body He WAS bOrr
March %, 1871, and was los years and
months old. He was a large strong man
standing over six feet high, and In hi:
prinr. was ono OF the nobless specimens oil
the human race. Up to within two years
: he maintained excellent health, but recently
/ be failed quite rapidly.
Mrs Map-ret Carnegie, mother Of And
T.Fa
.l-ua-ie dfcd at ne on'e cottage at Cres7ci
cu "Wednesday morning. Mrs, CarneRi
vas III hrr seveDty-seventh year. She wa
born 1t Dumfernline, Scotland, coming t
tais country years ago with ber family
| For number of years she lived in Alleghen
/ nv and Pittsburgh or late years she hd
resided with her son. Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
/ at the Windsor Hotel in New YORK, snC
/ during the summer months at Cresson. L
,s probabls that the remains will be take
/ to Pittsburg gh for Interment.
/ Stone that is quarried one day and ID
next day built into a wall is in green stat
and unfit for durability 1t Is at It's WeaKes
points of endurance either of pressure or o
atmospheric Influences. It's pores are opel
I and readily absorb not only moisture ou
| ALI the gaseous and disfRuIiDR influence
which tend to its destruction. Every ston
mason knows that to get polished sur'ac
/ on a stone the same must have JAIN 10
some time out OF the quarry and exposed
the driving Influences of the sun and weather
This Is a suficient hint to the builder 10 SO
IN n that the stone of which he would res
a permanent struc ture must be thorouRhi
seasoned before it Is placed into wall ~
-sIxtb Avenue Theatre, Beaver Fails
was crowded on Saturday night last on u
occasion OF the appearance OF the Nus
Family. The program was rich one an
from the overture until the close OF the pc
formsnce these talented artists held %
closest attention OF the well-plsased Auu
ence, while the applause was uhs''n.e'
.tpractice makes perfect" and the la'
s,ands ont prominently that the memoe'
., this talented troupe have made wonde
fnl Improvement since their last spPearao'
In our midst, so much so rnat aoui'se. 7.
that the Moss Family Is equal 10 any oiS"'
ization ~ the like character on Tue tO"'
THE concert was a complete success iron
every standpoint, Beaver VALLEY He'0''
One Of Fbensburg's heavy weights VIZ
b.d confined himself strictly to business l.
considerable length Of time, conciuueu
| toto a trim TO JOhnstowD on Thursoay
Ice, weak. It was his intention at nise
,ots q "coon'' and two bioodhouoos WI
hI,o hut fearing that they might oV toe
annarIatIvelv ridiculous appearance DC IL
80 =, his nride and vanity being wounded
and thinking perhaps the people OF tnH' s o,'
NHo mid