The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-07-13

HVH nrtc' where she mad been visiting |
friends and relatives.
Miss Annie Thomas and Miss Richard
son, two accCu plIshed young ladies OF Car. !
rolltown, were visiting friends in this
place on Sunday
Mr.. j. b. Denny, of this place. on Tues.
day purchased the Mountain House from
Col. John P. Linton, the consideration
therefor being $4,000
The new Catholic church at Greens
burg was dedicated on Sunday, BishOp
fnelan, OF Pittsburg. officiating. Father
Otto, OF Carrolltown, celebrated Mass, and
Father Edward. of st. VIncent's, delivered
the sermon. The church cost s23. 900 and
has seating capacity of 500. 1t Is built on
what Is known as Academy Hill, a COM
uianolnS situation. There were eight
priests in attendance at the ceremony.
The Altoona Times has undertaken to
raise fund OF $3.50. that being the amount
required to enable Charles E. Myers. who Is
under sentence of death at Kansas CITY.
Mo-, for murder. to obtain the stenograpnlc
report OF the testimony in the case in order
20 obtain stay from the Supreme Court.
Myers home is In Altoona. and his parents
VINO are poor. have spent all they had in the
assistance OF their unfortunate son.
On last Monday a week while Mrs. Silas
Burke. of Croyle township, was making fire
at the wash place preparatory to washing.
her clothes took FIRE, and a strong wind
blowing at the time. her clothing was soon
all Solaze aud before it could be extinguish
cd der clothes were entirely burned from
her body, terribly burning her. from which
she suffered Intensely. but on Monday
last was much improved and Is thought will
recover.
On Saturday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
frignttul accident occurred ut the johnson
Compauy's Works at Moxham John Iitz.
water carrier boy In the mill, by some
means got his left arm caught in the cogs of
the delivery rolls and the arm was drawn in
up TO the shoulder and torn from tie socket
Medical attendance was promptly summon
Ell and the boy was taken TO his home on
the South Side His injuries will prove IA
tal.-JohnStotcn Democrat.
The following persons can each obtain
letter by calling at the Ebensburg post
office Mr.. l.. ID. Brown, Mr.. VIM. Irwin.
Mr.. Adolphus Croke, Mrs. Teresa Curley,
Miss Katie Condor, Mr.. Alf. Miller, Mr..
Clay Rodgers, Mr.. Jas. W. Dunmlre, Mrs.
Francis Shadle, Mrs. Mary FeIghner. Mr..
Robert Foust. Miss Emma Shaunty, James
Z. sutton, Mrs. Susie Gardner, Mss Aunie
NJ Rorkey. Persons applying for these let
ters will please state they were advertised.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Tsigg has ordered all
the priests OF the Diocese of Pittsburgh into
retreat at Loretto on Monday, July 10Th.
The retreat will be beld at ST. Francis Mon
astery,and will continue for two weeks.
One-halr the priests OF the diocese will at
tend the first week and the remainder the
second. There are about one hundred and
twenty priests in the Pittsburgh Diocese,
and those who were present at the frs. re-
treat last year will attend the second this
year, and rice Usrsa.
"A new train OF vestibuIe cars will be
put on the Pennsylvania railroad on the 18th
OF July, in place OF the limited now running
between New York and Chicago. The
train vii! be great Improvement over the
present vestioule train. 1t will consist of
vestibule and drawing.room cars. Instead
OF the buffet cars now used. there will be In
one or the cars q regular bar, where all sorts
of liquor can be obtained and bathroom.
The new train will be much fuer in every
respect than the oDe now in use.
On the Fourth Of July Lawrence Muir
phy, Jr., and Matthew Connery, Jr. both
OF Cambria township. along with two other
young men visited a shooting gallery at
Gsllitzin, and while Matthew Connery was
careiessly handling a small 90 calibre target
rlhe, 1t was accidentally discharged, the
ball entering young Murphy's right arm
near the wrist, circleing around the bone and
coming out at the other side, making a
painful though lot a serious wound. II
was a narrow escape and should be a war
ming against the careless handling OF fire
arms.
Harrison Shope, resident of Altoona,
was fatally stabbed by an italian named
Roico Pasarella on the Fourth of July.
Shope was considerably under the infiu-
ence of liquor and his father and several
other parties were trying TO get him to 90
home. When he saw the Italian be struck
him several times when the Italian drew a
knife and struck, and then ran down Fourth
street. The knife entered the abdomen.
making wound about three-fourths Of an
Inch long, cutting through the flesh and
into the intestlnes. He was taken to the
Hospital where he died on Thursday after
noon. Paserella was taken to Jail at Holli-
daysburg.
On Sunday afternoon while John Kline
and another gentleman from Ncktown
were driving down Julian street, In this
place, the horse. which was a young one,
suddenly frightened opposite the residence
OF Geo c. X. Zahm, Esq, and running
across the street got on the pavement In
front OF the residence o, Jas. G. Hasson.
where the blackboard struck a shade tree
and threw the horse. The occupants sue
eeeded in getting out without injury and
got the horse by the head. which on getting
mp, and finding the shafts which were
broken, hanging about It's heels done some
tall kicking and was somewhat cut about
the legs by the broken shafts, and bled pro-
fasely. The horse, however, was not SER
io1sly Injured. the occupants OF the vehicle
escaped unhurt and the only damage done
wac pair OF broken shafts.
card OF Thanka