The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-10

MIR. Phil. FenIon was taken suddenI
sick on Saturday last from ''heart trouble,
but we are glad to state Is getting bette
and will soon be himself again
A team Of torses attached to a wagon
ran away in Johnstown on Wednesday af
ternoon a nd two boys. Charles Peters an,
Charles Smith. who were in the wagon wer
thrown out and each had a leg broken.
John Ling. the young man who haC
both bis feet ground of by the cars a
JohnstOwn q couule OF weeks ago, died a
the hospital in that place on weo nesday
His home was near Armagh. in Indians
county
Mrs McCann, Of Altoona, wife OF En-.
eineer Michael Mccain, who is well known
here, having on different occasions, during
the absence o: the regular engineer. run the
engine on the branch. was visiting friends in
this place during the present week.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria, Csnker Mouth, and
Headache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
it u you desire health and sweet breath.
Price ." cents. Sold bv DR.. T. j Dawson
I ". TX
/ ID. DalZell, OF RuffSdale, was severely in.
lured at Latrobe on Christmas day by fall
ing in coal hole in front of the First Ma
tional Bang. Her spine is injured and she
| may be cripple for life.
! Mr.. Bernard Delaney. Of GalIitziE town
ship, was IN town on Monday aud paid a
pleasant visit TO ths FREEMAN ofice. Mr..
/ beianey is one OF the FREEMAN's veteran
Subscribers having taken the Freeman
ever since IL started. twenty three years ago.
The County Auditors met on Monday.
began their work and are at present sudits
ing the tax duplicates. When they reach
the payments for bridge building unless
they handle the contracts very gently they
will soon hear the milk rattle In the CO..
coarut"
The County Commissioners OF West
moreland county. received from Governor
( Beaver. Chairman OF thu Flood Relief Com.
mission, the sum OF Ss ,963 90. the amount
/ expended by them In the work OF cleaning
mp the Cnnemaugh. KiskIminetas, and Al
leChenv Rivers, and for the burial Of dead
after the JOhnstown food The money was
taken from the State funds.
There viii be three ecIipses next year.
two of the sun and one OF the moon; also a
/ touching OF the moon touching or the
moon on June ,. at 10 a m, visible here
Eclipse of the sun on June II, at 50 a.
IN, Invisible here. Pertial eclipse OF the
moon on November 26. at 8 80 a m InvIsi-
hle mere Eclipse Of the san on December
II, AT l0.14 a. IN. Invisible here.
Ida Lowe. aged nineteen. went from
Petersburg to Huntington On Thursday OF
last week To take service In the family OF
II ID ReinPrs At O'Clock Friday mora
inc groans were heard issuing from The room
occupied by Miss Lowe. aud UnOn examina~
tion the room was found ~ be filed with
Sas. The girl was removed to another room
and every effort made to resuscitate her, but
without avail
Adam Wo'fgang. PennsylyanIa Rail-
road dispatcher, at Tyrone, was thrown
under the wheels OF a car at Tyrone on
Tuesday and so badly injured that he died
la about i've MINUTES Afterwards C0nduc~
tor worley, of the same place. who was as
sisting Mr.. wolfCang IN pushing a car on
20 another track was also badly nut not fa>
tally injured. The accident was caused bv
n misplaced switch.
On Mnsday last while working In the
Shof mine operated by R. wigton *
sons, az Amesvile CleaIfipid county. two
brothers named Stacy and Al NeveIins
were caught under a fall Of coal and in
stentlv killed. TIE mass which fell on them
weighing about ten tons. Al was a single
man. Both were sons of Mrs. William
NevellnP, OF Janesville, their father being
dead a uumber OF years.
"A Morrison Cove farmer named Glass,
living near Martinsburg. this county, met
with strange adventure a few days ago.
While at work plowinR he noticed his lead
horse suddenly sinking into the earth. and
before be could rescue 1t the other horse be-
gan to disappear in like manner both ami
mails goiuG down fifteen feet before they
found bottom. The cause OF the CAVERN is
&c Us unknowr.-Al Altoona Times.
Sometime during Thursday night OF last
week a horse was stolen from .he stable OF
Joseph Horner, in wumore. On Friday
Mr.. Alex SkeIly went to Johnstown on the
hunt of the horse and found him in the
stable of Samuel Kyle Of McrrellvIIle, who
said he had bought the animal from party
whom he did not know. Mr. Skelly took
} charge OF the horse and It is believed that
the capture Of the thief will De effected in a
few days.
On Friday last while Chris, Good. OF
Cambria township. was working In The
woods making logs near the old Murray
Factory tree that he was standing upon
and cutting sprung and threw him about
a rod dc to the edge Of the creek He
bad one arm pretty badly cut and uTt, and
was brought to town 90 DR.. Jones, who
dressed his wound and he is getting along
very well, although he will be of Of work
for a week or two.
The month OF January taxes its name
from Janus, one OF the gods of mythology.
tie was usually painted with two faces
with one OF which he was thought 20 look
back upon the old year. and forward with
the other 20 the new. The Roman year or
iginauy commenced in March IL had ten
months until Nuns PompiIius, who died
672 B. C., added January and February.
January Is usually the cuIdest month OF the
twelve. hence the adsRe, AS the day
lsngtheus, so the cold strengthens"
BLACK Diamouds," piece entirely
new 20 this part Of the country. was pre-
seuted, and u proved decided bit. Al the
close Of every act the applause was most
enthusiastic, as " was quite evident tnat
the popular chord had been touched. Not
for many months has SpTingfsld had so
taking" piece. We think the manage
ment would do we'll To repeat IL tomorrow
night Springfield (W Journal Black
Diamonds" Will appear at tue Opera House
in EoensourR, on next Tuesday nIRht. jan
uary l4th.
"A new class r engine, bui.t At the Bald
win Locomotive Works in Philadelphia. and