The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-19

SPECTATORS were contributed TO the AID OF !
the strikers on the mountain Altoona Tri-
bUne.
An accident occurred at Blue Knob,
Blair county. on Friday last which resulted
In the death of young man by name OF
Thomas Diehl, who was of bearing at the
saw mill OF Jno. DIenl. By accident he left
a slab drop on the saw, which was running
at fast speed, and it threw the young man
on the saw, cutting through his left side,
into the heart, killing him instantly. With
exception of a small cash in the arm the
BODY was not otherwise mangIed. There
is no blame resting on any one, II being 4
purely accidental
Mr.. John Dorsey, OF Philadelphia, died /
on Tuesday at his home in Philadelphia. 4
Mr.. Dorsey was victim OF the Johnstown |
flood. having been one of the four CONNER |
cial travellers quartered at the Hubert /
House on the nigh: Of the food. Mr.. Dor |
sey has travelled for his firm, Rettew x Co,
the Philadelphia tObacconists. through
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia for a number OF years. he
was frequent visitor to Ebensburg, where
he was we'll and favorably knowE by all
our merchants. and his death will be deeply
regretted by all who knew him.
If any of our readers are in need of
artistic and substantial cemetery work,
made from the best qualities of marble and
granite, they will do welt 20 call On }. Will
kinson & Son, marble and granite dealers
In this place, where they will find q nice
stock to select from, OF send them word
and they will visit yoE with a large selec-
tion OF new and original designs, they guar
antee all their work and IL their work is
not as represented they will not ask you to
take il, they are prepared to fill all orders
at home and abroad at prices that defy CON-
petition. Give them trial. A 8 sm.
This is the law regulating vicious dogs
and it gives that kind of a dog about all the
show he ought to have If anybody is att
tackled on the highway by a dog. the party
has a right to Kill the dog, and the owener
can be held accountable for an injury in
/ hicted by the animal Even on the prem
| ises OF the ewner of a dog, should a party
| be attacked and injured, after endeavoring
to protect himself, the owner can De held
responsible for damages inflicted. provided it
can be shown that at the time he was in pur-
| suit OF business or on a friendly visit. II q
dog by barking at passing horses or vehicles
oecsSioned any damage, its owner is liable
/ for the loss sustained.
The vicinity OF New Alexandria, West
moreland county, was visited last week by
an oily>tongued fellow who represented
| to the farmers that he had lust embarked
in the jewelry business in New Alexandria
and, being a stranger, he had started to
drum up" some work. His genial, kind
hearted disposition soon captured the far
mers, who gave him their watches to repair,
as we'll as lot of their good housewives
spoons, etc, TO plate, he promising to re-
tur in q couple of days. y week has now
! passed and the fellow has failed to show
/ up, and an Investigation has revealed to
them the fact that be never was in New
Alexandria and was a swindler.
-Huntingdon Local Nre1cs: A ssd acci-
dent occurred near Grbisonia about half,
past o'clock Monday evening. resulting in
the Instant death OF boy named Kennedy.
His father resides a short distance from
Brodbeck's stone quarry, about a mile from
OrbisODia, where men were at work blast
ing, and the boy was in the yard playing at
the time heavy blast was put of, needless
Of his danger. when a large stone decended
staLtly. The house Is located fully SOC
yards from the quarry. and it must have
been an extraordiary blast that precIpItated
the stone SO far. The boy was aged II
years, and his death has occasioned gener
al sympathy.
Charles o. Rowe, OF Pittsburg. and
Thomas II. Bernard, of Buffalo, Y. Y
officials OF the Western Union telegraph
company, have visited McConnellsburg fol
the purpose OF making provision for the sup
port of the widow and family Of the late
Hanson a jackson, who perished in the
JohnstOwn flood. Mr.. jackson was en-
plOyed as Iineman, with headquarters al
Derry, and was ordered to JohL stown or
the day of the fatal disaster. He was re-
moving the wires from the first to the SEQ.
ond floor OF the telegraph building, wheI
the water struck the building and drowned
six out OF seven OF the employees 1t Il
learned that the company have agreed tC
erecta 81. 800 house arlzcConneIlsburp for the
family OF the deceased and to pay the wild
ow her husbands former salary-SeO De,
month.
! During the past week only ten bodies
were taken to the morEue, as against thirty
the first day since tee food on which NJ
bodies were recovered 1t is likely that but
few will be found from this time on. though
it is more than probable that the cellars and
portions of the town where much of the de.
oris remains will yet give up few OF the
victims Up to this morning the morgu,
reports contain a list OF 2. 302 bodies found
Of which 1851 are unidentified and 95l iden
Rrf Araz J.. l.. \
the lost. There are several hundred per.
sons, including some of our most promi
-nent residents, who are know to be lost bu
whose bodies have not been recovered tn,
,0umber OF those found at points along tn,
rivers as far west as SteubenviIle (besidt
Others found still farther down who coaIC
net positively be Identified as victims of the
nOod) will exceed two hundred while the
number reduced to ashes at the ston,
bridge and those otherwise unaccounted for
wiE in all likelihood raise the total to a
Least 3. 0O0.-JohRstoloR zrttsRe.
Mcdonald is selling goods at rock bottom
prices at both his stores (Loretto and Cres
son) Cor spot cash or trade or to promp
paying customers, as follows Sugars, s. 9
10 and 81 cents per pound teas. IS, so snC
40 cents per pound Coffees. 20 to % cent:
per pound boxes of essence of coffee, II
cents; papers baking soda, 10 cents
boxes Of baking powder. 10 cents boxe.
Of yeast, &c cents i pounds OF rice, q
cents 4pounds OF prunes, p cents
pounds OF dried apples. % csnts 3 pound:
OF dried peaches, % cents pounds bar
ley, % cents 5 pounds Of oat meal, 2,
cents pounds Of rolled oats, 25 cents
pounds OF hOminy, % cents cans OF