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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MOOR

N POkAIION-
Notice is hereby given that an Application will
ne made TO the q overnor of Pennsylvanis on
Monday. the IIfh day Of December A.
~. 1898. by +. r. Campbell. II. ID. Hoov. r.
John r. Lloyd. NJ. u. Bearer and John q. Martin,
under Act of Assembly entitled " An act 70
proyide Tor the INCORPORATION and egulation OF
Certain Corporations" approved the 2sth day OF
April, A II. 1874, aud the supplements thereto.
90 me charter OF an intended corporation 20 tie
"a lied the Iohu a. Martin Coal Company
me character and object of which Is TO mine a.
,nennfacture coke snip snd sell the same. and
sor the e purpo. es to have. possess and enjoy an
The rights dement's and privileges Of said Act ol
assembly and supplements thereto
NoX AZ lso3.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
In Dry Goods.

Ginghams in all patterns at . cents per
yard.
Muslin. full width. at ~ cents per yard
Blue calicOS. all patterns. at cents per
yard. Just think of IL. former price b5s
cents per yard.
Outing cloth in every style at 10 cents
per yard.
Table Linen. white. at % cents per yard.
White flannel at 20. b and - cents per
yard.
Red flannel from l. 10 - cents per ward
Gray flannel at 125z cents per yard
Storm serge, blue or black, at 40 cents
per yard.
Broadcloth. blue or black, JG inches wide,
AT - cents.
Al-wool Henrietta. - inches wide Sl-O0
Bordered sefke. gray or brown al -
cents.
Camel hair mixed, the latest dress goods,
AT 40 cents.
Any color of Casmere you want p cents
per yard.
HOp-sacking the latest and most fash
iOnable dress goods. al - cents per yad.
Chenille table covers, very pretty, from
81 As to - 20.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Busy?

. Of. .

THE BIGGEST CROWD is the best
proof of public confidence justly reposed in
a merchant, and of the best place that gives
the best value for the money.
Hitting the nail on the head requires
good eye Use your good eye and make
note of our name and prices.
Mr.. Fl. Orth. our buyer, has returned
from the East, and while there bought large
and got good prices. We buy only for CASH
and cash buys more than credit these dull
times. We have larger stock than ever
before, therefore we are able to quote some
good prices
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
marrlase Llcenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for the week ending "Wednesday, December
d, 1898:
John H. Ambrose. Johnstown, and An
ME +. Grumbling, Morrellville.
Edward Williams and Alice Murray
Lilly.
George Cowan and Margaret Courtney
Puritan.
Edward Johnston and Mary Olsin, Cal
litZin.
Van Oimer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
shertn's sales.

Sheriff Shumaker on Monday last dis
posed Of the following properties at sher-
iif's sale:
The interest of George Crook in 100 acres
in Chest township was sold 20 NJ. ID. Kit
tell for $3.50 The interest of the same in
10 acres of land in the same township was
sold to NJ ID. Kittell for SO, and the inter
est of the same in a house and lot in St.
Lawrence was sold to NJ. ID. Kittell for 50.
The interest Of George w. Shiitier in a
lot in Tunnelhill was sold to NJ. ID. kittell
for $40.
The interest of same in another lot in
Tunnelhill. after being bid up TO 1919, was
continued.
The interest Of r. w. Anthony in lot
i'm Fallen Timber, was sold to X. f. Motley
for S26l.
The interest of f. p. Baker in 15s acres
in Barr township was sold for $1,000; the
interest of the same in l3i acres in Barr
township was sold foI $3.50; the interest
of the same in - acres was sold for $1,000;
the interest of the same in ia acres in Sus-
quehanna township was sold for $500: the
| interest of the same in 2GO acres in Susqne-
! hanna township was sold for 81 800: and
/ the intereS of the same in - acres in Sus-
! yueEanna township was sold for $50. a
| w. Pachin. the plaintiff in the execution
! was the purchaser Of the Baker properties
| In the other properties advertised foi
| sale bv the sheriff the writs were stayed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
NE ARE Is THE LEAD.

Stiff hats. the latest STYLES, for 500.
Better quality stiff hats from sl-25 up TO
$50.
Caps in all styles and kinds from 10 cents
to Sl.O0.
Good heavy overshirtS for 4 cents.
All-wool blue, black and grey shirts for
S1.2j.
Latest styles laundr:ed shirts. with col
ar attac he'd. from - cents up 10 Sl.J0.
Won Ought 10 see
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

FOR MEN.
We are strictly in the swim.
Good heavy worsted suits, all sizes. for
S5.9S
Better suits as high as 5000.
The oVercoat season l. here. Our sales
have started and they are going fast.
WHY?
Because no one ever saw them 50 cheap.
We are prepared for big trade In pants.
We mean TO sell and can't help IL. If you
look at our fine line you VIII buy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Railroad stations Robbed.

On Wednesday night the railroad sta
tions at Spangler, Carrolltown Road,
BradIey's Junction and Kaylor's were en-
tered by burglars and namber of railroad
tickets, some money and some goods TAX
en-.
On Thursday morning Agent Drass, on
opening the door at the latter place, was
confronted by two men, one OF whom coy
cred him with a revolver and ordered him
10 throw up his hands. The agent deem
ing discretion the better part of valur, took
the back track, while the two plunderers
skipped away in the direction of Cresson.
On the arrival of the train from Hastings
Agent Drass gave Conductor Kennedy a
description of the men, and while en- route
TO Crcsson, the conductor noticed two men
answering the description given him hiding
behind pile of ties. He stopped his train
and captured one of them the other sue
ceeding in getting away. The man cap
tured gave his name as Charles Kennedy
and had some of the stolen goods in his pos
/ session He was brought To this place, an
! information made and he was committed
/ 10 iaiI. Tomorrow friday his case viii
90 to the grand jury and he will be tried
/ next week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
CLOTHT.NG. .

FOR BOYS.
Boys suits, latest styles, from Sl.24 to
500.
Youths suits in the very latest patterns,
commencing at $50 and up.
We bought a special lot of boys three
piece suits. sizes Q. TO- II and Il. They are
actually worth $500. We can sell them
for -. 30 and - .9s. They are dandieS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Local ANO PERSONAL.

ing friends in EbeuSburg.
t. \. Sharbaugh, of Carrolltown spent
, few hours in town on Friday.
MIR. Joseph Gutwald, of Gallitzin, was
visitor to our office on Monday.
Editor Lloyd, of the Herald, was laid
rrWith the grippe for a few days last
week.
The sleighing in this place is pretty
rood. a little more snow would make it
excellent.
Mr.. Thomas Davis, Musonl one of
Enru~burg's we'll known citizens, is laid
up with grip.
Hon. j u. Hicks and wife. orAltoona.
wore i'm town on Friday. in attendance at
rn. funeral Fred w. Davis.
james c. Easily. ESQ, and wife, of
clrroIltowu. attended the funeral of Mrs.
Robert Seaman on Friday.
Mr.. John L. Stough, of this place, is
about putting the finishing touches to the
n.fa-.ug Of the new addition to the Catho-
III. church at Lilly.
Rev. B. II. Fish preached the sermon
afrhr Union Thanksgiving services held
ar the Disciple church in this place on
THANKSGIVING day.
Scarlet fever and diphlher'a are pre-
,g.naa to AN alarming extent in Bellwood,
EaTr county. Forty cases OF the two
diseases are reported there.
Henry Seaman. ESQ, and his sons
James ". and T. r.. all of CarrolltowR,
r.,r, here on Friday i'm Attendance at the
funeral of Mrs. Robert Scanlan.
Byron Davis son of Walter : Davis.
ufrnr East ward. i'm attempting to ge: of
moving sled loI HnHci one runner anu
was severely hurt a few days aEo.
stanton Davis, private secretary to
Congressman Hicks. took his departure for
Washington ON Monday. where ne VIII re-
unIu during th" session otConEr'sS
Rev. Fish. OF this place. will pr"ach at
OBJ. Bethel church ON next sunday at IL
u..uck 4. NJ, and al 'hc Hapus' church ia
En.u~hurg on the same day at s ana : p.
w A. Seaman and wife. formerly OF
Elru~burg but now of Johustowu. We're
h.r. ON Friday in attendance at the funer-
aroi the iaJtcr'- sister, Mrs. Robert Scan
LAM
Hon. Iuuu Cessna. OF Bedford who
Ie. H,ru nm for some time has taken a
mru for the worse and owing To his aG-
,.,r...I are. hut little hopes are had for his
r...yrrv.
r,En pavIfk a miner. employed i'm the
rr,pfr,u Rum Mine. near Patton. was
-g.r.,..,.,r Mn. ,,g,.r-
f,.,.,rI r,dIv crushed. In is Thought he
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
!. nNInISrRATRIx' NOTICE.

A DMIN Isl RATRIX' NOIlCE- -,
n Letters OF administration on the T,tIeo y,t1 "
An,Ie n George late of the borough OF v ilmore,
1'ambria county. deceased having been ari.nted
to the Undersigned. notice Is hereny SNen ~ =,
,hos. tndelted 10 said estate to make Iay ment
To- me without delay. and those hhNin ciaihs
against the same W IN present them dul. autheh'
ticated Tor settlement ~-,,,,,,,,r
Nov. -. 1898. hdnih
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

SsTRAY NOTICE. A.
- Game TO the premises OF the suns crioer IN
Munster township on or about the nrst u July
red and " whiIe and white spotted heller about a
wear and n hall old. with straw on neck Inc
owner Is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty paw CHARGES and AXE her away otherwise
she will he dis posed of according 20 law
'"o PHILIP NOON.
Dec a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Our Line of24c. Ties,
THEY ARE REATTIES.

THEY ARE BEAUTIES.
All-wool Golden Rule" underclOthing
a 30 cents.
Camel's hair. the best made uIdercloJh-
ing. for - cents each.
Two-thrcadcd mons shrinking" under
clothing. any stripe or pattern you want
for 81 % each.
These goods are manufactured
by Cthe Swift Condee Mills and a
guarantee accompanies each and every
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
CHILL'S ROCKER FOR SlM

We give you one mattress bed tick
cotton top and woven wire spring FOR $500.
''SOlid bottom kitchen chair. light or
dark. $500.
Ask any Of our customers and they will
recommend and advise you 10 buy our
1924 cane chairs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Ladies' Furnishing Department.

Ladies Jersey ribbed vests, with sleeves,
at - cents.
Ladies' wool hose at 20 cents.
Ladies FaScinatorS from u cents TO Sl.JO.
Ladies' Coats, all sizes, from sl-jO 10
Sl5DD
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
FEES Bros
Shaving Parlor,
Main Street, Near Post Office

ns-rhe undersigned desires 20 In form the pub
lie that they have opened a shaving par or
Nam street. near the post ONCE where bArbering
In all Its branche' - will oe carried on In the
future. Everything neat anc clean.
Your patronage solicited.
FEES BROS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

Full eight-piece hard wood bedroom
suit. S22.OO.
Full eight-piece oak bedroom suit, S27.OO.
Beds. light or dark. from 80 10 =. 30.
Lounges, MOquet plush, very fancy, for
$50.
good width
We carry the best assortment of rockers
in town.
II would do Won good 10 see our leader:
cane bottom rocker, with very fancy
back for S2.gs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Kitchen Tables, Sl.o8.

Breakfast Tables, drop leaf, six legs for
$500.
Six foot extension tables. drop leaf, oak.
for $500. Child's rockers from 30 cents 10
Sl.15.
See our
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
To Investors.

WHY 20 away from home 10 seek investmehts
w when YOU can bug Pennsyl7snia first
Nortyaye securities on the Cash or monthly
Pavmen, pIan and which will net you tSenty per
cont ON your money? For particulars ca i on or
,..o. - H A. ENGLEHA RT.
Aug. <, 1897 h"e"s =. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Local EnErIfnIa

Program of local institute to be held at
Nicktown on December 10th, 1893. Insti-
tute will open at l =. NJ.
Music aud singing by institute. Benefit
derived from local institute. Evan Will
liams Teacher in the recitations ID. J.
Kline Primary history. Katie Il. Wal
lace Language, Clara DUNN. Row 10
teach writing. Andrew ). Kirsch. How
10 teach primary geography. Clara Saw
yer. Questions. W. A Rrawley. Busy
work Alice ID. McGee. The teach r and
pupil. s ID. Patterson. The directO-. Cas-
per Smith The Nicktown Courier, ID. j.
Kline editor.
The teachers are requested TO bring their
song books with them. Directors aid
friends are invited To be present.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08
Blankets and Hapg in Abundance.

Gray and white blankets from - cents to
So Is per pair. Remember these blankets
are full 10-4 wide. HapS, full size. from
80 cents 10 500.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

a HE Ebens5urx Building Loan ASS, clatior
4 will offer for sale At the council chamber Eb
ensburg, on the fourth Monday in December
sl,OO5.O0 THOS. DANI IL,
LESTER HAMMER Secretary President
EUkS. ~
the highest market price for all kinds Of IL Rs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

OST about the 22nd OF October a sma 1 dark
L brindie COW with short, thick horas, bout 3
years old ANY Information concerning above
will be than nkfully received by
PETER CU1WALD
Nov. p 1898 GallitzIn, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-12-08

4. Il. PITYOS, WM. H. SINDFORD,
President. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
.rcursoy,S PAY-CAR OVERDUE.

ro,ora Kan. oct 23-Gcneral Manager D. D.
rrev of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa re ~
tenn. received a telegram inns ai'erhoo" .d,oon
nn,.cI stating that the shopmen. yaro'"e".
sw,,chmen and other employees would strike "a,
o.c,ocL tonight unless they received their pay Tor
september before that time Several eoInr,anu, s"n,
Sars hsen made to headquarters from dinereh'
" - ~. svstem and a number of threats nave
poon mad. that unless the company paid up All
back wages immediately strike would .nsc,nc rss%u
,,.,. demand from Argentine. Is the hrst spTelnc
Ihis ue."au hs heen made General Manager Frey
one o, once sent telegram TO supernsndent RoToacKd nd
rscouhunb rs,rnr him that strike would only delay pay,
assu. "a sreatIy embarrass the road but thht me
mem r aru xss expected start from Chicago IN q
psy days reaching Kansas about NovSmpeI o ne ,e
asS arSeniine TO confer with the men Mr. Frey @m saIc
se,rnrnoon that he knew majority OF tne com
this aIte,mUGi aIteuinves were opposed to strike; that
pamy p Rad stood Loyalty by the COMPANY through al
Of tne Sad been passed and the eompsnys Su,nesi
was ncre IA not think they would DO anything tt
men: ne th the earning capacity OF the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
MUCH RAIN, LITTLE WIND
TIE EXPECTED CYCLONE FOLLOWED TIE
GULF STREAM.
yrw.yorK STREETS WASHED. AND \ HEAVY
FOG OVER THE LOWER BAY-COAsI OlIlLo
ONLY BRUSHED By THE STORM.


The West Indian cyclone has come and gone
leaving New-York none the worse FOR the ram ''''
arenched the streets all day yesterday In lac''
.hi. cttv Is distinct gamer By the amount or art
and mud that the rain swept away through tue
>.,
York nor for that matter did 1t come near 'he
coast anywhere Spinning around like top on lis
,xis the cyclone whirlcd up along the cur stream
,,s western edge trailing like wet robe over u'
Atlantic States and cities. As these circular sto'H'S
revolvc in "A direction contrary 10 the h"hnS u
watch II produced northeastrry winds on i'S "'s'-
az, o1y. None of them were high. however. In
this city the greatest velocity was twenty -e's"'
miles an hour at sandy Hook IT rose To i'rty-rou'
,nues a respectablc gale At Atlantic city 1t blow
,bir,vsix miles at Baltimore tweniy-cight at fhll-
adj. phia twenty-clght. while at Washington and
cans Uatteras II dropped to only six miles an hour.
As a whole the storm moved slugglshly. spend
ing it's force In heavy rains. In TINS CITY the
humidity was over % per cent at one uIns yester-
Isv The rainfall up to o'clock last hlsht meas
The teegrsph companies hal some slight trouble
with their southern and Eastern wires YESTERDAY,
bu, had everything clear by milnlghI br'ak
occurred in one of the subways connecting IN"
Western nlon Building. in Rtoadway. WIN the
~ Tho evening the special news wires were dis
,blcd The telegraph people were not certain
whether the trouble due 10 the break directly
or to the that water flowed into thr conduits
whichever 1t was they do not "Ap"ct inc ttouI,Ic
to occur again There was no trouble with the
4 dens. fog prevailed at Sandy Hook all day ; YES
terday Many vessels coming in passed there VIII Wit
out being sighted by the observer ana ther arrlV"'
was first reported from Quarantine
The Weather Bureau predicts iair wra,nrr i"r , no.
A storm was prevalent in Minnesota last night. at
tended by exceedingly cold wrather. but 1t Is
travelling northeast and will probably not reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
SEVEN ALLEGED MCRDERERS ARRESIED
TWO OF THEM SAID TO DE- INNOCENT AND ONE
N,grs 4 PARTIAL CONFESSION

Washington Ind. oct. 23.-Excitement Is at fever
heat here to-day caused by the arrest OF he seven
alleged Wrattan murdererS' IL Is saiu '""' 'o"n
,,,,,,, an, .ci," Clark are not guilty. and that
,,.y c,r nrove an alibi: that James Stone. the
man who confessed had grudge against these
men, especially Clark. and 'hat he connected their
,,.. ,,,,h m. murder to ruin them. Both men
''r eNriier' c, .,ate that Clark had a Winchester
rife ami corn knife in bed with him when arre,cd
- NE h, ,o h, % %.ifn and Children TO this city. as 1t Is
feaped that some OF the prisoners friends may
harm them. - v.rh,r p,.da a martial CON-
all ins ,ns them Them process to
tS. Wrattsn house but that he did not take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
ROANOKE RIOTERS INDICIED.
TIE MAYOR COMMENDED FOR HIS Al
TEMPT TO ENFORCE THE LAWS
CHIEF or POLICE TERRY AND SERGEANT "iii
,,, cu,pcrp WITH BEING ACCESSORY
BEFoEE THE FACr.NlNElEhN


FIN CHARGED WITH BEING ACCESSORY
prrorr THE FACT. NINETEEN
TRUE BILLS FOUND.
poanoke. Va. oct 2S.-The Grand jury summoned
t,,tc,te the riot and acts OF lawlessness
" c,,,o,nher % and a. made their report iate
V' w .,o,roon Nineteen indictments are made
v,,,or : Hoone. Edward Page ana FRANK 'nep
.I os prncipals. and a. II. Griffin sergeah, VI
,,o and l. f. Terry chief of police as acoes
-, h,ore the fact are charged with ieiohy'
- ,v,l,er Davis two indictments; Thomas br'ses
, irdictments: Morris Ohern. Harvey Do"'
CHARLES McDariel. Joseph Narilla, ID. hehheus
a. p,rrv lanes q. Richardson, > w, uiu"
l prou,n Myers are indicted for misdetneahor
,,r,es q Richardson is indicted for ielony' LOT
h,,Li,c into A hardware store to get hrearms
Tho renort commends the action OF the Mayor
In irving to uphold the laws but questions the
,,,s,hulty OF the officials in directing the militia
" a., .,,Lrraw after the crowd had been dispersed by
-. ~ tt,inr and censures the police ana the olnclals
~ 'rpnrinv the negro, Thomas smith, 10 De re-
,.L to' from the lail and after removal Tor not
!"1t, hi,, IN a place of safety. Ine jurors state
maj from the evidence they are Nu ~ ~.
tnd, t ny,a ~ the victims Of the shooting were
,ctiv, participants in the fiot: , ,.,U 4, ;s
,,bief of Police Terry ana sergeant til"ll, !, -
,io,.aa we're Indicted on evidence whicn went 10
, th,t they were responsible for the information
~ ,hc nrero's whereabouts being dNulReu TO the
OF olins We wbo Ivnched him. There is no excitement
pa',nd tnvvn tonight. and 1t is not expected that
thcre will be any trouble over inc outcone ol tae
iu,v's findings Up TO IA late hour to-hlsht no ar
rests had been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
RAD WEATHER on THE JERSEY COAST.

Ashurv Park ~ j. oct % lSpecaD.-A furious
,ale set I'm at . O'Clock this morning and heavy
urf has been running along this section Of the coast
since high tide at So Telephone and telegraph
wIres have been more less injuret ana COM
munication with outside points almost cut or
A far az can be learned no wrecks have occurred
he,veen Sandy Hook and Point Pleasant but "A
heavy mist and dense fog enyelops the whole 2
sa",ng stations along this part OF the coast have
been doubled At Long Branch the only damage
dora vas TO the Madison nat houses on Ocean
% avn inst north OF the old Iron Pier. The entire
row Of buildings have been badly undermine by
The rounding OF the and are In imminent
danger OF topping over the buu into the sea
The new bukheadings and jettes have wlthstood
~ furv Of The waves admirably. and no appre-
hension for the safety OF Ocean Driveway Is en-
tertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
SNOWSTORMS IN THE NORTHWEST

Minneapolis oct 23.-DispatcheS from points in
North and South Dakota show that those states
were visited with snowstorm to-day At Huron.
s. d. snow began falling at 10 o'clock TINS morn
,,e Tho ground is covered and the flakes are still
falling snow IL reported west as far as WessinS j.,
ton and north 10 Itedhed. AT farGo II snowrl
bc,,,iiv and several hundred men AT work on new
buildings had TO quit work. At Grand Forks. n d..
be storm continues At Bron. s H.. 1t has been
snovvIng hard since morning Several points In Min
nesota also report severe storm OF haI ram anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-24
4 FATHERS BRUTAL CRIME.
TALK OF LYNCIINti IN NORTHERN NEW
YORK

FEENCHMAN HORRIBLY M>LTREATS HIS
DAUGHTER. THREE AND HALF YEARS
oLD-TnE CHILD LIKELY TO DIE
va,er,own. ~ y Oct. 23-The report OF the
most horrible complication OF crimes ever co'i-
nitted in this part Of the State has peen re-
ceived here from st Lawrence county oh "euns
dav night. october IS. at Alburg. small station
an the Northern Adirondack Railroad, Hepedee
Duryea. a Frenchman. assaulted his daughter
three and one-half years old IN pIu,a uu
manner afterward crushing her Skull
With a large stone. He then took her mo m ,e .ne
hn,,s. where she remained UNCONSCIOUS lor ~
hours Af,er she reGained CONSCIOUSNESS , une
brute attacked her with a sharp ihs'ru'"e"' anu
,,t a large cash In her right cheek 49,, ,
The grls mother did not dare to repofr 'ne Iset
cor as purvea swore ne would Kill her ~ last
80, ,ro,her mustered up courage, ana on rlluaS
tod n part of the story to justice Oh '',e ~, -
'h isssned a warrant and Duryea was takeh u
nirkInson centre six miles distant ana locker up. ,
IA irhn dnctors who examined the child state lhat
~ ,n,soninr will set in. and that recovery II
mnossble Many citizens talk Of ynchlng am i i,
~ i,,h, mi n the fend lives until his eNahiNauo
Is comp ted