The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-08-28
NEWS OF NEW JERSEY.
Brief bus Pithy Mention of the
Happenings of a Week.
IN THE VICINITY AND ELSEWHERE

and Given in Few Words.
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Struck by Train.
NEWARK. Aug. 9O-Mrs. Belle Bostle-
man was instantly killed. James Kenny
fatally injured and Mrs. Earl badly bruised
last evening at Belleville, their carriage
being struck by a train as they were cross
Ing the track. Ihe horse was Killed ana
the vehlcie demoNsneu-
An Eng,neex ynstant,v EiIled.
AsBuRf fAEh, ~: - Aus- ~ ASSET ss
ger Engineer Jonn heaeh' OF one Nvw xn. l. orA
ana Long Drancn failroau' was eures, :,, |,
uay morning sorucA anu instanoS Aiiieu s =
Dy proJectlon iroiI passins Aieisno stl
Irain nea. 1plins 11No s.1''Jn
he leaves a wife but no children.
! ,y;roo,,ors E..an.
ATLANTIC CITY, aug. "a large ana
heavily loaoeo excursion oraln parted To-
night on the West Jersey raliroau' near
the drawDrldge. Wnen tne orain entereo
the swltcn at tne Drioge 1he TWO rear cars
olo not taKe une 1roR' Dut kept on one lam
den and AclanCc tracks, Wnlcn are all on
the tracks separate the last two cars were
detached from the others. They would
have continued on all right on the Camden
and Atlantic tracks, put they met the 4:oo
accommodation coming to Atlantic City
The engine ran into the two cars and
threw the front truck out from the first
car, letting 1T down on the track. Spllnters
flew in all directions. The steam chest of
the engine was torn open and its IRON
work twisted and damaged. The passen-
gers in the two wrecked cars were almost
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and children cried. but when the cars had
reached the end of their mad plunge and
Che terrified occupants found they were
safe there was general rejoicing IT was a.
most miraculous escape.
sa TOOK an overaose OF morphine.
-. oo 80, IA 20, -.
lby Mr.. George G. Kipp. while suffering
from NEURALGIA took an overdose of NOR
phine Saturday night. His wife saw him
fall in stupor and hastily called a physi-
Iian "as - W aave n.rn
leaves a wife and fonr small cbildren
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Buried to His Neck in Sand.
BrRLINeroN Aug. 4.-Phil Meredith
was found by two little girls buried up to
the neck in sand pit about two miles
from this city He was loading a wagon
WIN sano "nen tne pank caVeo IN, anu
himself He remained TINS until his cries
attracted the attention of the two girls,
who secured help. No bones were broken,
but the weight of the earth strained various
parts of the BODY.
fired oy incendiafies'
| PRINCETON. Aug. M.-Watson Gulick's
co,,ntv vas burned vastardav bv an incan-
diary fire. Horses, calves and other live
stock. valuable farming implements, etc,
were destroyed. The loss is heavy. There
is only a partial insurance ss
r"s"eu De''een o
| BORDENToWN, Aug. Al oseph NeWeil,
OF this city, brakeman on the Pennsyi-
vania railroad, was caught between TWO
cars on Saturday and badly crushed
s..h,>.d ~ po~rn r,sht
~ "a ytr,,,, Nt;,
Ter was stabbed three times by Nathan
Mandelbaum in the course of a barroom
fight here. Miller was removed to the hos
pital and Mandelbaum and a man named
George Cook were placed under arrest
MilIer's injuries are serious, If not fatal
suicides Dooy rouno'
CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. j., Aug. 22-S. F.
Starkey, of Philadelphia, committed sui
eide here Tuesday night by drowning him.
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No cause is known for the suicide. Starkey
was son of H. H. Starkey, of Philadel-
mia. and was about 90 wears old.
More Arrests at Asbury Park.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. %. Five
more arrests have been made for selling
LIQUOR. On complaint of Mayor Beegle,
David r. Reid, George E. Williams, Henry
Williams and Robert Cusack, druggist
r. l..l o~l Dorbor ~ f1n