Huntsville gazette., 1889-06-08
QUEER SIGHTS
TO Re Seen at the Various Depot, for IN
Distribution of Ratious.


There are queer sights at the morn.
ing, noon ana evening hours fu WI.
tribution Of rations at the yariar,
depotS. Women come up with shame
ana modification plainly STAMPED w
! their faces, as they koenly ralHeI6r
/ position of applicants they were. Some
who hal lived in luxury WI thpir liyes.
! together with the widow anil the work
ing girl, all came alike their baskets
over their arms, patiently waiting their
turn
Some were very dilfident about ex-
| pressing their wants. and were thew not
sharply looked after their pride wouM
have caused them suffering. for they
We're content with loaf of bread can
of fruits Or small measure of potatoes,
and would fain have turned AWAY III
getting them. As for clothes thy
would never think of asking foranv
Only by the closest questions coII
their needs in this direction De learned
and they We're very 10th to accept gi.ts
Of garments.
On the other hand thnre wee some q
the most braZen-faced viXens in the
crowd, and women who clammcd f1rthe
best Of everything. wanted their baskets
filed. scolded if they were not promptr
waited upon. and jos iel throughde
crowd with not even y thank y.A
fnnid and hlushing Young girls also
walked hesi.atinGlv up to the counter
and laid til il orders for supplies down
with Il Shrinking gesture. anil left IN
eloquent Thank you. sir, and another
Thank yOn i'll their cycy to gladden.
the hearts of tile givers.
Great BIa is of Dynamite.
At 10 o'clock Thursday morning thr
Altoona men Who have cha-p. W wreck
age above the bridge lOosenei ND debris
bv blast of twenty-five large dynamite
cartridges, making 1T possible toopu
the mouth Of the Old channel The day
express, which was swept away at Cone
maugh, was also located. Ruia- oi the
train lie about 100 feet from the fourth
buttTesS from the west iii end Of the
stone bridge 1t il evident from t.e
traces OF some If the passengers which
have been found that more live, were
lost from this train than nj first snp-
posed. Jn COnemuugh valley the water,
have subsidcd almost to their usual
level, sun shining brightly, and work n
recovering the dead goes Ou WIFI ul-
yig0r.
Prac ica!l5 Unirr Mart a Lar.
AT noon Thursday tho borough ot
Johnstown ami the adjoining blroueIa
Or what IS left Of them, practically
passed under martial lav Atit G-L
Hastings saws he has nU1 declared A#-,
tai law. yet the soldiers are On gLIid
and no one il permitted between Hs
rivers unless he Aas an order T A In
adjutant genera. TIL" -ig}l++cs a.o
debalred altogether, and tha to"n Ii
accessible eEc pt tD newspaper mtl 'A'
other people who have business mere
LIFE I. urAlce Conpa1ie5' L''''
About 100 lifo aul accident il5aT'..
men came i'll "Wednesday To sf.He ,.a.
information relative to the R''l'''o I'o
they viii have to pay. Ihoy "L'' t;llia hIf
The greatc.t difficulty I'LL gttiH8 L'l'n aln
facts. There We're about 9@gOgl'r
worth Of accident policies clLil1'' ''
JohnstoWn residents.
Rescued Alive.
Wednesday afternoon 4 ill.i7
named Eddie Sch0ehor uas ta'lh Hlin LII.
-he ruins alive After consi4ieI::'Dlioo
rouble he was resuscit1ted ant 6I''A
over i'll charge To his father.
T. tie Cumberland valley
CuMaEH1AHD. Pa. June Tie i,i hooii
III Cumberland valley Tins p"astu aIn WI
lhe LIS is estimated at $500 COO tbe Ie
loss OF life. @. Il. Pratt manager n 'nf N
government indian training sth'n \ WI
5his citv. teleg.aoEel Governor br',I.6 ,n6
1ffcring his own and the services % iv. os.
[ueGun men trained nurses. WIN NH mi
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