The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-23
PENNSYLVANIA items

Over ~three-fourths of Pottsville's
public school children have refused to
be vaccinated.
Stella, the 4-years-old daughter of
George Schultz, was killed by an cleo
trio car in Reading.
James r. Scull, a brave lad, saved
the life of a baby in front of a flying
train at Reading.
AT Pomeroy. Chester County, rob-
bers burned down the store of P. J..
Dowd, after looting it,
The fugitive Calvin Gottschall, who
recently leaped from a train going from
Reading to Allentown, has been rear
rested at Middletown.
Welsh Mountain robbers busted
themselves committing b~urglaries at
Blue Ball, New Holland and Pony
Brook, Lancaster County, 3
A falling limb from a tree he was
trimming at Lebanon crushed young
John Treist's skull.
Frank Larocca was badly slashed
by a stranger, while on his way to work
in Reading,
Attempting to board a coal train
near Minersville, John Curry fell and
was cut to pieces.
While shifting a Northern Cen
car near York. Flagman James Taylor
was fatally mangled.
A fall of coal in a South Wilkes
barre colliery crushed out the life of
Contractor James Reilly.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has
abolished the Office of master mechanic
at Hazleton, Weatherly and Delano,
Annville folks are puzzled by the
actions of Rosie Kramer, who FREE
quently, it is alleged, INDUCES in a
lengthy trance
One of the largest funerals seen re-
Gently in Lebanon County was that
at Newmanstown, of S. S. Long, the
wealthy produce dealer.
Henry Harding, Tunkhannock law
yer, has been missing since two weeks
ago, when he started for the G. A. r.
Encampment at Philadelphia. 4
Farmer Henry Fauth hanged him
self to a fence rail at Yorkana, York
County.
Fifteen suits of clothes were stolen
from Joseph Mandezweig's store at
fremont.
For an alleged threat to blow up S.
L. Lehn's house at Palmyralwith dy-
Mantle, d. B. Heilman was arrested.
When George Rau's family, at Read
ing, were nearly unconscious from in
haling coal gas, a child was awakened,
asked for water and all escaped.
Adjutant General Greenland will go
o Gettysburg to make some
engagements for the next division en-
ampment of the National Guards. 3
Vandals broke into several Erie
churches and wrecked the pews and
furniture.
As yet there is no trace of Henry
Harding, the TunkhannocE lawyer who
disappeared three weeks ago.
Lawyer Paul R. Weitzel will have
a hearing at Scranton, on a charge OF
fraud and embezzlement.
Afflicted with catalepsy, Jessie Eich-
elberger, of near Bedford, has for two
months been practically unconscious.
The man cut to pieces by a train in
Carslile was Daniel Hornbraker, an
undertaken, of Plaintield.
Lebanon claims to lead the cities of
the State in the ratio of the number of
women and girls who are employed IN
manual labor.
Robert Nelson Clark, an iron man
ufacturer at Pittsburg, vas overcome
by coal gas while reading andwa found
dead.
A meeting was held to raise funds
for the relief of the wives of miners
who recently were imprisoned forlriotine
at Mansfield. L
In a fight at Minersyille, Thomas
Pritehard was seriously stabbed.
By jumping from a train at Shame
kin, Peter Martin met death.
Colonel A. Harvey Tyson's trail a
Reading for forgery was postponed.