Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-12

Married persons live longer tb.n
singie ones, and the tall have a bet
ter chance for long life than those
OF short stature. Women have more
ohances OF life IN their favor previous
10 hity years of age than men have
but fewer aftervard.-Ex-
The Bloomfield Freeman of the
5th uit-, says: Daniel Blessing. ac-
cidently shot in the thigh last Sstur-
day by Worley Fickss in Juniata
township, died on Monday of blood
poisoning He was raised by Sam
ueI Brown, deceased, of Centre town
snip, south of Bloomfield, and aged
about 16 years.
Peter Mamroff Won Finkelstein. a
native of Jerusalem, will lecture he
lore the Juniata county Teachers In
stltute- The lecture promises to be
singular attractive one. with &C
curate and beautiful impersonations.
oriental entertainments. Palestine
as 1t was and is This Is what 9th
ers say of II:
"More entertaining lectures ON the
snolect 1t would be impossible to
give Brooklyn Union.
"Mr. Ven Finkelstein tborong6Iv
understands the manners and ems
toms and habits of ancient and mod
ern lie IN Syria and Palestine -
Chautauq Camp and Fireside, Gin
cjnnati. o.
The lecture was not only pictures
i que, entertaining and most inRtruc-
tive, but 1t Is a powerful and pleasing
answer to infidel logic. ."-Atlapta.
Ga, Constitution
Peter ii. Finkelstein delivered
his illustrated lecture on the Fella-
heen in the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The audience
listened to him for nearly two hours.
and vigorously applauded his illus
tra;iOns. New York Times.
''The lectures would be not on
ly interesting but highly instructive
TO any audience, especially in their
Biblical illustrations and they are
worthy OF being often repeated. -
New York observer.
About 3.55 On Sabbath morning
nine cars of last line stock train
eastward bound was wrecked at the
towsr at Port Royal. The locomo-
motIve-5S7-wasm manned bv engi-
neer William Kaufman OF Harris
burg, sEd Harry Longacre whose pa
rents live near Newport, Perry Co.
In less time than It eau be told,
while the fireman swas shoveling in
coal, the engine left tine track ON the
north side and ran into the bank
The tank fell on its side in the direc-
tion of the south track crushing the
firemen under it. 4 lot of cars piled
one on top OF the other fell over on
tine tOw9T on the south side of the
road uverturnIng 1t aud setting it on
fire from the heater. When the cars
began to iall over each other Wilber
Underwood, telegraph operator,
started 10 leave the tower. lie had
scarcely more than reached the
porch when the cars came topping
down upon tie building, but he es-
capped without injury. The tower
was quickly ab.aze. the hight oi the
burning building was seen by early
risers Ia tins town. the wreck let
out Z lGrge number of fine cattle,
among which were a lot of black
! Lornless steers. The cattle rOamsd
I the country. Many of them crossed
/ the river TO this side. All forenoon.
Sunday, men were engaged III hunt
ing the steers and bringing them IN
TO tho station stock yard Hun
dreds OF people from the country and
neighborlng towns focked to the
scene OF the wreck. The attendance
( in the Miffiintown and Port Royal
churches was diminished on account
/ of Ius excitement caused by the
wreck The wreck crew from this
I station and one from Harrisburg
soon clesred the TRACKS for travel
The body IF the unfortunate fireman
was brought TO undertaken Snyder,
who prepared 1t for funeral rites, and
sen; it tn Harrisburg by.an evening
train The cause of the accident Is
/ not known to a certainty.