Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-09-01
Two Miners Killed.

latter place, rupturing the jugsaar vein and
causing death. Dillon was lodged in Norris
town jail
Two Miners Killed.
PoTTsvILLE, Aug 30.-William McGrath
and Bart Fleming, of fremont, were in.
stantly killed at Brookside colliery nea,
that place by falling pillars. They were
married and leave large families.
He Is Nincty-five Years Old.
FRIEDENsBURo, Aug. 8O-Michael Fritz,
Of Friedensburg, the Oldest citizen Of
Schuylkill county, celebrated the ninety.
fifth anniversary Of his birth. He was q
soldier in the war of 1912.
Farewell After Twenty Years.
BETHLEHEM, Aug 30.-Rev. N q. Snyder
pastor OF the First Reformed church OF
South Bethlehem for twenty years, preached
his farewell sermon.
Philadelphia and the Fair.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Thus far $50 ex.
hibitors Of this city have applied to the
councils Worlds fair committee for space
Disappointed In Love.
ALTOONA, Aug. 29.-Alice M. Young,
aged twenty-five years, committed suicide
here by shooting herself through the head.
Disappointment in love Was the cause.
Daniel Dougherty Improving.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The condition
Of Daniel Dougherty Is very much improved
Dr. Woods stated that his patient now has
fair chance of recovery.
MoLeod'H Blow at Labor.
WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 28-There Is con.
siderable excitement among railroad EN-.
ployees here over the order of President
Mcleod, issued by him today, to the effect
that all employees OF the Lehigh Valley and
Central railroad OF New Jersey must sever
connections with all labor unions. There lie
considerable talk Of striking.
somerby in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %. Supreme Jus.
tice Somerby arrived home and in an inter.
view said that the Iron Hall was in a sound
financial condition. Court appointed Dis
trict Attorney Graham receiver for the
branches of the order in this state.
Militia to Remain at HON estead.
PITTsBURe, Aug. 28.-Adjutant General
Greenland denies that the militia Is to be
Withdrawn from Homestead The soldiers
will remain until, In General wiley's opin
ion, it is entirely safe for them to be
ordered home. The soldiers will be paid
Monday, and when that is done the total
expense to the state will have been
500, 600. The adjutant general hopes that
the future expense Of maintaining the guard
will not exceed 800, 200.
Erdman Nominated.
ALLENTOWN, Aug 27.-Constantine j.
Erdman has been nominated for congress
by the Democrats Of the Ninth district
Street Railway Men to Organize.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Y.-The street rail.
way employees' organization was discussed
by Secretary Hayes, of the Knights OF Labor,
and others.
Madden Is a Murderer Now.
STEELToN, Aug. T.-John T. Kennedy,
who, it is alleged, was stabbed during q
brawl with James Madden, of Steelton, o
few days ago, died. Madden is an uncle OF
his victim, and is in jail.
One of the Cooley Gang Caught.
UNIoNTowN, Aug. 27.-sam Yeager, one
of the notorious Cooley gang of outlaws that
make their headquarters in the mountains
in this vicinity, was captured and brought
to Jail here.
The Militiamen Not Guilty.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27-City Controller
Thompson satisfied himself of the falsity OF
charges that the company officers of the
funds appropriated to their companies.
Fell Into tho Ravine.
GREENvILLE, Aug. 28.-Bridge Foreman
Fisher, of the Pittsburg, Shenango and
Lake Erie railroad, together with several
other employees Of the road, were crossing
the bridge at Dixonburg when the structure
gave way and engine and men were hurled
to the bottom Of deep ravine. Foreman
Eioh poko It'll
Deifenlifer had both legs crushed off and
cannot live. Others are reported dead or
dying.
PhiIadelphia's Precautions.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-The health au-
thorities have become thoroughly aroused
to the Importance Of the cholera situation
Hereafter all vessels arriving here from in
fected districts will be thoroughly disinfect-
ed and fumigated before being permitted
to pass up the Delaware river.
Her Sight Restored.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 26-Miss Blanche
Watson was blinded by flash of lightning
few weeks ago Her sight was suddenly
restored while she was standing at a win
dow.
Citizen Train at Mount Grotna.
MOUNT GRETNA Aug. 70. - The Peo-
ple's party orators addressed the farmers
encampment at Mount Gretna. George
Francis Train was one Of the speakers
Underground Railway for Philadeiphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-The Traction
company has an underground system of
electric transit under consideration.
Disgrace Causes Suicide.
SCRANTON, Aug. 25 - Mrs. Elizabeth
Hughes, of Hyde Park, was found dead by
her husband upon his returning home from
work Disgrace over repeated arrests for
drunkenness caused tho woman to commit
suicide.
Colonel Smith Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Colonel e. G.
Smith, of Omaha, chief engineer of the
Union Pacific Railway company, died in
this city.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.