Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-10

sbead of Captain Sheibley. The
latter overlook the former before
either had reached their objective |
point, and when Beigh saw that |
Sheibley might drive around him he
said TO Sheibley. What are You
doing7" The latter replied that he
could pass him" both assuming y
defiant vet apparent, goed-natured
attitude.
Without putting up any money,
they each bet the other dollar on
/ the result of who should first arrive
at the tree. A race ensued and
Sheiblev passed Beigh- This seems
10 have angered the latter and the
two became involved IN a war of
words. Lincoln called Frank n very
hard name, which the Liverpool
buatruan proceeded to resent and IN
a scuffie which followed tore the
sleeves off of Sheibley's overshirt ana
undershirt The latter then flourish
ed his whip and lashed Beish across
the face. Beigh wrenched the whip
from Sheibley and with the butt end
hit him on the head and knocked
him off his wagon. Sheibley jumped
to his feet and, picking up stone,
hurled it at Beigh and hit him IN
the side. Frank picked up the same
!. stone and threw at Lincoln, hitting
. him in the back. The latter then
started to run away from his power
, full antagonist and fell over pile of
, stones Beigh followed after and,
- while Sheibley Law on the ground,
kicked the PROSTATE man IN the face
and back, stunning him SO that he
! was unable to rise
/ At this juncture Henry Scantling
an under boss at the works, came uI
and appealed to Beigh to stop his
E assault on Sheibley. saying he had
1 enough. Mr. Scantling also told
Beigh to go to his team. He ther
: assisted Lincoln to arise and set hin
down on plank, near by.
In the meantime Beigh WAS drlv
/ ing his mules to a place to feed
1 Sheibley having partially recovered
l from the stunning effects of tn,
terrible punishment inflicted by hi
t antagonist, took up another stone
e and threw IL at Frank. 1t landed OF
s his temple and knocked him of hi
D wagon to the ground, where he la,
4 quivering aud unconscious as th
e wheels of his vehicle Just escaped hi
: head.
o Some one shouted to Lincoln
: now you have done it, when TIVE
G or more liverpool boatmsn starteC
I L 4, -
4 ~ he ran, but were stopped in thei
Y pursuit of the young man by .he in
=. terrention of a big fellow who's
e name WINS said to be Liddick, Lin
t coin ran to collector Briner's office
where his fsce.was washed and hi
o wounds were dressed. He was sc
1 verely punished having aa ugly Gu
r over one of his eyes, while his fac
u was pain fully confused and bruised
Later he Ha-, .-i-e:= LOuie- He re
( ported at the works on Monda
e morning.
l. While Lincoln was receiving til
o attention the ZaUure of his i1inrie
i msz1e necessary, Frank had bee
u lifted up and carried under th
winding bridge in the shade
: He was permitted to lie there Inom
; enterlly, but as 30 signs of return
4 ing conscience were apparent he va
e removed to the residence..of DR. s
). y. Heutter Medical attention wn
1 z ven j n b, it vas. several hour
before there was much assurance
! that he would survive his injuries
i He became conscious some time DIR
ing Saturday nighs or Sunday mora
a ing, and was taken home Sunday at
: ternoon Rumors here on Monda,
. that be had del were fortunately n
r corr ect, aud, at last accounts he wa
| getting along fairE well, although
4 it is said weeks or months ma..
elapss before his complete recovss.
[ will have been realized