The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-10-27

/ amount of reading matter. However. TIL
] study of the ticket by the voting portion o
our readers will furnish much useful in
| formation that will come handy on election
day
The new Catholic church at Pattor
will be dedicated with impressive cerc
monies on Sunday, November 5th. The
congregation at that place have a nice lit
tie church which is a present served by 4
priest from Carrolltown who celebrates
mass twice a month. They expect To have
"A resident pastor i'm the near future
William Session, aged Is, residing near
Garrett. Somerset county, and who is sub
iect TO fits, Will out hunting on Monday
was seized with fit and feIl discharging
both barreles of his double barrelIed shot
gun, the contents of which tore through
his right side ard arm inflicting injuries
from which it is believed he cannot re-
cover.
"A man whose name has not been
learned but who is said TO live at tine Sum
nit was killed at CresSon some time dur
ing Tuesday night. on Wednesday morn
ing the track walker between CrcsSou aud
Gallitzin found ms remains lying along the
track. II is said that the dead man was "a
hrakcman ou the Pennsylvania road and
30 Is auppo~cd met his death 10y a fall from
thc train
Samuel Williamson 81 DO was employed
iu tlc pruusy lyauia Railroad Company =
b.aca-mi th shop Iu Altoona uutil recently
when hr was suspended from work. hung
himself Ir DIS raHm GO bis lalriInl house.
.u that ..fg uu Tu,-day uaruir- after
breakfast &c. MAS anagf forty years of
H-.. and leaves a e|f. tui u. children
u..r.ua.r.s over rir.- Ia-- aI DIS employ
m.rf D.. fHHuH.E .lu-r hu1au luT thr rash
a.t
william EI--E. ae.d t0 years died at
H.. H.lH. af r9r.a Co.. uu Sunday evening.
IFs i..Hr-.a bad HerU drinking H,ayily
Hal aI.luf F u'r.Irs Iu ths afternoon was
rHAuu home very drunk Abuul o'clock
a.- NIE. fHurJ I.m dead. There vas
large IH'r u bis head aud 90 i~ supposed
chat hs may have injured himself Goo faiI-
iu- while some people claim that that be-
bad heru engaged in tight during the al
trruuuu.
-Eeucfontc's council has ordered the
cH.uic meut Of borough ordinance which
prohibits boys under Il years from being
ing. The policemen have been instructed
10 arrest all such boys who are on the
streets after that hour. This step vas
taken because of complaints that boys
blocked the streets and corners at night
and offended paSScrS-by with profane aud
vulgar language.
Mr. Jacob Burkey, of this place. was
employed in digging we'll i'm the west
end of town on Thursday and was down
twenty -une feet from the surface when
loose stone Weighing about five pounds
dropped down and struck him on the head.
The blow stunned Mr.. Burkev and he lay
for some time but finally re-
covered aud was hauled up. He has
couple Of ugly cuts on his head but will be
ail right in few days.
Mr. Joseph Bcngcle the Democratic
candidate for treasurer was in town on
Mr. Bengclc makes friends
wherever he goes and his vote at the COM
ing election win prove his popularity.
Every Democrat in the county will vote
ror him while large number Of RepubIi-
,auS who are opposed 10 the BarkerS'
yra~ping everything VIII vote for Bengcle
30 show their freedom from the Barker
trust on election day.
-Ecy. Robert Mcpherson, of East Lib
Liberty, died on Mail Express on Saturday
afternoon while the train was at Tyrone.
The deceased, with two daughters and a
nephew. lad been 10 AtgIcn, small town
near Philadelphia. attending the funeral
If Messenger Ferry, who was killed in the
wreck at WcIIsboro, o.. last Tuesday and
was cnroutc TO his home. a complication
diseases OF the stomach causing irregular
Ieart action was the cause of death.
A glib-tongued stranger with new
windle has made his appearance in some
# thc ncighboring counties. He asks
whether or not the family has lost any
hildrcn and if the answer be ia the affirm
ltivc. the age. etc, will be asked. SubSe-
Iuently ne puts in an APPEARANCE with
certificate containing the information Civ
n and demands 500 for the same His
dca is 10 frigaten the women into paying
he amount. Throw pan of hot ashes in
lis face or let the bull dog play with him.
james Boyle, aged five years, and Ar
huf L. Duravitty. aged nine years, who
we're living with Farmer Matthew Camp
ell. near Hillside. on the Mountain Ridge, .
Vcstmorelaud county, left home last Tues
av in search of Mr.. Campbell's cattle, /
which had strayed into the forest. The T
oys have not been seen or heard of since, /
.Ithough searching parties have gone in
very direction. 1t is feared that the /
hidren have pcrished from hunger and I.
xposure. or that they have been devoured /
y wild animals.
Mrs Margaret Elder, wife of Richard /
Cider. of st. Augustine. died suddenly on T.
thursday, October 18th, aged about -
ears. Mrs Elder had been on a visit to
rcnds in AShville aud on Thursday after
con started with Mr.. Mon. Tole, Of Gal
.tzin township. to 90 to his place on a (
isit They had scarcely left Ashville and I
ad only about mile on their way when (.
Irs. Elder got sick and asked 20 be helped I
ut Of the buggy. After getting out of the 4
uggy she sat down by the Ioad side and /
xpired in a few minutes.
"A nutting party came 10 grief at Beav-
r recently on account of "a red parasol. /
'hc boys were on a tree shaking down 4
hrstnuts and the girls were gathering
hem as they fell The red paraso' was Z
wing open upon the ground a bull was /
ruzing near 1hy. suddenly spying the |
arasol. he charged il. The girls escaped !
ver the fence and the boys were treed for /
lalf an hour, while the bull gorcd and /
awed the beautiful red parasol 10 pieces. 1
n her flight over the fence, Miss Hind I.
vas badly injured by heavy splinter I.
rom a rail penetrating her arm.
The Tyrone iron works that shut down |
ONO weeks ago on account of the prevail !
ng depression were again put in operation |
.londay morning. The finishing depart /
aent will run day and night. The COM /
amy VIII make every effort 20 keep the /
works going without interruption. At the /,
-. Iii. Iron ,.orr,r.,pV's uuuFrfcS at lSir-