The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-01-15
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mother ia all Colorado.
4 Cincinnati horse at- I've gallons oi !
oysterS and enjoyed them
"A Hungarian briIal party was struck
by train ~ Pueblo, and the bride groom
and best man killed.
The graves of tho executed thica."
anarchists arr. To be marked by monument
10 cost Sf.yuO. which has been contributed
from al. parts Of the world
a resident OF Bethlehem. this state
liftc.. a " hole beef on Monday and thereby
won small wager But hc ruptnrcd
blood vessel and died aS the fool dieth.
barbara Hodges was sent To Jail Al
York for six months for beating he' seven
ycar-uld son, and making him sleep bare
footed in a barn where water would freeze.
There have been born "a NIr. and Mr..
Ellsworth. OF Geld Springs, y. Y. since
their marriage little over eighteen years
ago. fourteen children. mostly twins aud
triplctS.
The High Explosive Compauy's stable
at Butler, together with eight horses, was
burned at an early hour on Sunday morn
ing. The fire originated from AN over
heated stove. Loss about $50
-- l he tlffCLpl> oi ETC idNt ItlhN'-a ~
close the schools of that city on account Of
the prevalence Of diphtheria because they
believe Secretary Lee cannot issue such an
order without authority from the full state
board of health.
w. II. Chanus. "a wOrkm0n at Woods
mill. MckccSpOrt. ON Saturday had his
bead caught in vice "a il was closing.
He wa> killed. his head being crushed
between the powerful jaws a. though it
we're an egg-Shccl.
1t i said that the timber Oh the kala-
ma river is 80 dense that when the trees
are sawed of they stand on the stumpS-
not having room TO fall. \ Swede recent
" sawed off seven trees and is now wait
ing for wind to blow them down
The will of Eliza VI. CIouH. who was
buried ut Elkton, Maryland, on Sunday,
directed that each paII-bcarcr should have
s. for his services. and that the horses and
drivers Of the carriages should be fed at
Newark on their return from lrn Hill Gem
Terry.
Mrs Marshal Shaw. died al West CheS-
ter. Pa, on Saturday night, her demise be-
ing due to blood poisoning. caused 10y her
running a small splinter under one Of her
matter was not thought much of at the
Time. but ii resulted diSasTouSly-
AT oxford. Ohio. on Tuesday night.
Henry Corbin. colorcd. murdered an aged
woman while defending herself from as
saulr. The old lady was Mrs. Horuer, a
relative of President Mccullough. OF the
oxford bank. The brute made his escape.
The citizens of the town are excited and
hunting tor Corbin.
The 4-ycar-old son OF John Vottel. Of
Harmonyvillc. this state wandered away
fIOm his parents while they were visiting
At French Creek Falls. An ail-day search
for the child finally eGliSted.t' G services Of
one hundred men. William Lloyd found
the little fellow i'm the evening in John
knaucr'S woods. mile away.
Julia and Mary Howard. maiden twin
sisters died At their homes in Wilkes
barre Friday night almost at the same
hour. They died ON the same day OF the
year and At the same hour they were born.
They were go years old. One was victim
Of pneumonia and the other Of dropSy.
They lived together all their lives.
Oysters do not appear to thrive in the
Thames. out Of G0o.O30 laid on Hats in the
lower reaches OF the river i'm l>S7. no fewer
than 30 per cent died In the following
year the same number Of oysters We're
placed on the beds and the mortality in
creased to p per cent. Matters were still
worse in lssg. when 10000 oysters We're
laid down 10 fatten. and nearly half Of
them died.
Mrs Grac1 Field LimdLcy. eldest
daughter of Cyrus W. Field. died Ia New
Gorl, on Tuesday morning after a liuger-
ing Illness. The death. coming so soon af-
ter the death of his wife Mrs Field died
just seven weeks ago. has proved an ad-
ditional trial TO Mr.. Field, and has increas-
ed the feeling of sympathy for him. Mrs.
Liudicy was fifty years of age and leaves
six children.
The West Lehigh mine fire near Ash
land. Pa, is still raging and appears to be
OF enormous proportions. The burning
vein Is about 20 feet thick. The outlook is
very diScouragng. there being no water in
the neighborhoOd. \ stream carried by
means of hose is turned on the burning
coal until it is cooled enough to be shovel
ed into the mine cars. when il Is removed
to tie surface.
. The Vatican, the ancient palace Of the
Popes of Rome. iS the most magnificent
building ofthe kind in the world. II stands
on the right bank of the Tiber, on a hill
/ called the Vaticanus, because the LatinS
! formerly worshiped Vaticinium. an ancient
oracular deity OF that place. Exactly
when the building was commenced no one
knows. Charlemagne is known TO have in
habitcd II over 200 years ago.
Thirty degrees below zero was register
ed at Cascade Springs =. ID. on Monday.
The dense cold revealed the fact that huge
| volumes of steam were issued from holes
in the mountain sides, 300 feet above the
town. Parties who have just returned
from there say that the mountain side is
honey combed with holes made by the
steam. 1t is thought the mountain con-
tains a Subterranean lake of hot water, and
shaft VIII probably be driven TO test tho
matter.
"A dispatch from Denan, Department OF
the Nord, France, states that six hundred
families in that town have been attacked
by influenza. So many of the town OIL
cials are proStrated that the public service
. is paralyZed. The doctors are working he
! roically. but they are utterly unable 10 at
tend the patients who demand their SER
| vices. Among the persons who have been
attacked by the disease at Cambria, De
partment of the Nord, is Mmgr. Thibau-
der the Archbishop of that Sec. The
Archbishop died on Saturday.
Eccentric Joel TeXter, of Robesonia
Berks county. whose supposed beneficial
ries are cast down because his will was
not read after the funeral, had two notice
able peculiarities. For many years hC
walked nightly TO his fathers house, Z
mile away, and always slept on the WOOD
chest in the kitchen. Later in life, wher
engaging a home for himself and wife, a
.Jere II. Bowers house, TeXter made {
: written contract with Bowers that Mrs