Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-02-12
STATE NEWS.

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Jrroor;on ro,,o nl,o os
struck an | killed by fast freight train
at White Haven on Tuesday.
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dav aftarnnnn w., haior' ntr,,n I''i h,, '".u
uJy iiah d,'e,m I. moi =. Dei"e HviuoH ny rope
hOisted.
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the stTlNe e ol tiie coz COKE Workers ana
h n'nG,s III 'l'e oo'le''svl'ie ies'oH, Miiicl'
mas mas oeeil .nIeate'ivh l9r some tlihe, oo zoe,
."'n' .'.' re''' .,i oi' -ioii'i"y' 'Nei i''o'o
rbo w,,o,;, ,-,,,a ,r..:. r..
mans, aS,,'e.,, ',ih, "a. oo.ii.
p .ui'.' II nil'oli II, t"Ne ~ near
W. Il'e ~ ooo ay ~ .i'e Nl'i"''S vi
,'iil'H ANU oPei"'e 'i'eii' HAS APP
p''e" '"r /" c''a''er'
-Mrs' oarati Elmer was burned TO
9eatl' ie d, 'ioluli'ela TUESDAY hiell' ny ner
'i, ,1nuss ta.ci.ii's nre ron a stove' iler
uausn'er was aIso nau'S burned "hlle
u '''s W eA'''isuis'i 'i'e i'"n'es'
BY fall of chimney on a burned
sJ'looi mouse III New Boston luessnay'
T;ii;a C noy'e NJ 49, ~ ~ YEATS was l kl.lei
ili,'I GiaSs, ased ~ YEARS. was ialai'y
anu 'oi'i' ouns seriously ihJureu'
While attemDting to hmm off a car
which had been thrown from the track
of the jersey Central Railroad at Honey
Drook R Mohaay morning brakeman
iian't; l.:i, Da'y ieli oeV"eeh 'he cars ana
was N'''eu'
The taking of testimony in the
election contest was
commenced at Wilkes Barre last week
before c. F. Bohan, who was appointed
Many witnesses have
oeeii eA"iii''ieu'
None of the bodies of the seventeen
men who were imprisoned in the Jean
esville mine last week have as yet been
recovered. The water is lowering rapidly
and Il search of the workings is expected
to be made in few days.
A nosse,oer troin y, tho ponrs,,l
vana Railroad ran into a freight at
Leaman Place Sunday morning during Il
fog. Engineer Charles McCauley, of
philadelphia, was injured about the
head. Several cars were wrecked.
Wbi,e Mrs c,oor,o Touronoo oood
26 of Shannt;p u,as nronor;nrr s,,,IT,or
niuht sha faintad and fsli Spss adrps,
the stoye Sha wos so bodiv bnrnad tbat o1
she connot racovor Uor obiidron VT r;t
nnSsed her tortnro brt vora nnt atronr,
enough to remove her from the stove.
Rev Georga cooner an Evanoel;col
oreochar at WnnyaIinnon WOE nrrostad
,t Wilkes. .Rorra Satnrdov on n chorno
of foruarv Uo recantlv odvonoad two
notes 10 Rov;Jnu Rrns in novn,ent for
4 CONSIGNMENT of watches and iawelry
which when thev became drn were
found to he forynrias
j Ohm litlndo, Hungarian of Beaver
brook, WINE gong 10 MS nome from
and rohhad hv fonr nnk nown man
bnut tive or civ dollars wara tatan
from him Tberc has hean so, aroi roh-
hnr;a. cnmp,,tted in tho sonna ,Iaco of
Late and thn nnnnle are hacominG q InrmoJ
''N '''''' '''o - 3 "'''' 'N'0'
Mrs. Margaret Snyder, II years of
age, attended a funeral in Lancaster
Sunday afternoon, and, becoming faint,
took drink of what she thought was
whisky 1t was the undertaker's en-
balming fluid, however, and the services
Of physician were required. He left
her apparently oul Oh danger, put the
tAcl.elien. eohsequeh. upon the ailalr
vi an a.'uck vi near uisease'
"h'o'' ca''9eo oea''i Ill 9'ioi' 'iii'e'
1t is estimated that during the past
wear damages aggregatiny S35 600 has
been done to buildings in Ashland by
the settling of the surface. The cause is
to he the removal of the pillars
of coal in the Tunnel Colliery. which
runs under the southern end of the town
and which mine is said to be almost
worked out. The matter will now be
officially investigated and measures
oIpnta1 tn prnVnut fnrt hnr 1amatra to