The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-12-09
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Happy and content Is a bride with 81 he Ro
chester" She lives IA the IL, ht OF morning.
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Mrs. VIM Barr. of West Newton.
attemped suicide, by the IaudaEum route.
"Wednesday night. Dir. VanDyke was
called in and saved her life with the aid of
stomach pump. Family quarrels drove
her To the rash act.
jackson Shearer. of Penn. while
walking along the track 10 his work at
Westmoreland shaft, Wednesday morn
ing was struck by train and had the
heels torn OF both feet. besides sustaining
other serious and painful injuries.
A novel private car has just been com
pleted for {. NJ. Reed. of Erie. Pa. 10y
Boston company. 1t = cylindrical in form
and built of the highest grade of steel.
much of which was made by special pro
ceSSes. 1t i elegantly trimmed in planned
and hammered brass, and il guaranteed alb
SolUtely indeStructible by fire or collision.
Henry q. Wickey. the Boston GIObe
reporter who wrote the sensational story
about the Lizzie Borden murder case and
was under Indictment met with tragic
death at Hamilton. Ont. Saturday. In
attempting 10 catch a moving train AT
the Grand Trunk station he slipped and
was swung under the cars and his life was
crushed out.
During quarrel Saturday night in Chi
cago, Mrs. Mary Canullar. the Irish wife
of Joseph Canullar, an Italian saloon
keeper, shot her husband three times,
killing him instantly. The couple were
alone when the crime was committed and
the woman al first insisted that Canuller
had shot himself. After being arrested,
she weakened and confessed the crime.
The wire mills of the Carnegie company
AT Beaver Falls resumed operation on Mon
day. Only thirty drawers are at work, but
it is stated that by Tomorrow u full force
will be put To work, and all the depart
ments will be pushed to their full capacity
on double turn. The representatives, of the
firm have stated that all the old hands
there or elsewhere, viii be given first
chance.
Two Greenland expeditions may be
started out from Philadelphia next spring.
While Lieutenant Peary il raising funds
by his lectures for a second aud prolonged
visit to the continent of ice. Professor
Louis Heilpron i. il j. rumorcd. project
ing a rival exploring trip TO the frozen re
gion> of the north. Ten thousand dollars
is reported TO have been already secured
for this expedition.
-Chancey Morlan and Annie Bell were
married Wednesday afternoon in a Four
teenth museum. New York, in the pres
ence of IA large crowd. The groom i
twenty-one years old and weighs four
hundred and forty-two pounds. The
bride is a year younger aud tips the scales
at five hundred and seventy. Both are
fairly good looking. notwithstanding their
excessive avoirdupoiS.
William II. MoiTat, a New York land
Speculator. was arrested at Elizabeth.
y. J. on Sunday while conducting an auc-
tion sale of building lots in connection
with a free barbecue and sacred concert.
Mayor Rankin ordered the police 10 read
the crowd. MuiIat. hi~ clerks aud fifteen
musicians were arrested and fined. The
appearance of the police caused a STAN
among the give hundred people present.
The collation. was upset aud general excite
mcut eLSued.
Sunday marked the close OF the second
I year since Mary y. Ellis, OF Reading Pa,
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parently from uO cause whatever. taking
food. For the first ~iN months she ate a
few solids, but for the past eighteen months
she has subsisJ"d on milk, # which she
drinks "A quart daily. She i suffering from
no throat OF organic troublc. is in fairly
good health and has Steadfastly and uni
formly refused to eat under any circum-
stances. Miss Ellis convcr>es intelligent
ly and is happy and cheerful. She i 4
puzzle 10 the doctors.
The people of Honey ybrook village.
I over the Honcyhrouk mines, near Hazel
/ Pa. which have been on fire for some days.
spent Friday night il terror. Just before
midnigh: the burning mine closed in COM
plctelY, shutting of access 10 the slope.
/ The fire has now full sway aud will destroy
/ Mines Nos. ! and =. The earth cayed in
over nearly five hundred wards square. car
; rving with il number of houses. the big
store, and the poStoflice and bank about
/ two feet. Cracks in the earth about two
. feet wide are seen. The earth over TIA"
/ abandoned breasts sank in some instances
eighteen or twenty feet.