Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-08-23
BREVITIES.

q revolution inevitable.
Carlisle, Pa, Aug. 1S.-The Stephens
d. Beeten carpet factory at this place,
the largest textile establishment In this
part of the state, will resume operation
on Monday. after protracted idleness.
Baltimore, Aug. 20.-Rev. James Hom-
zugott, the oldest member of the Pas
sionist order in America, died yester-
day at ST. Joseph's monastery near
this city. He was eighty-one years
old and celebrated the golden jubilee
of his priesthood in May, 1889.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug 2O:-An
investigation into the management of
the Childs-Drexel Union printers home
In this city is being conducted by the
visiting committee. 1t Is generally be-
lieved here that the management will
be vindicated.
Asbury Park, N. j., Aug. 2O.-Ga-
briel Weingarten, aged forty years, of
l25 East Ninety-third street, New York
city, who was proprietor of the hotel
Savoy at this place, died suddenly at
the hotel yesterday. He leaves a wife
and three children.
Highland Falls, N. Y, Aug 21.-Mr.
Stephen Lawless an old soldier, of
Boston, who recently lived at the sol
diers' home, In Washington, suddenly
died here yesterday afternoon while
visiting friend. Mr.. Lawiess was
member of Battery G., Fourth artillery.
Altoona, Pa, Aug. 21.-May Mil
Ter, a former clerk In the Second Ma
tional bank of this city, was placed un-
der arrest last night, charged with
falsifying the books of the bank with
Intent to deceive the examiner and as
sist Cashier Gardner in defrauding the
depositors. He failed to get bail and
was placed in the city lookup.
Reading, Pa, Aug. 21-The Reading
company has issued orders to work
double turn at its shops in this city.
Recently there has sprung up a great
demand for box and gondola cars and
in order to supply the trade 1t has been
found necessary to work overtime. A
perceptible increase in freight business
Is noted all along the Reading system.
Uvi,,hatb NJ T Aue 81 Tho 1alu,.
oongreea odiournad last pipht after
electing the following officers for the
ensuing wear: President. Samuel Holt.
of Paterson: vice-presidents. C. T..
Woodruff, Brideeton, and George Wei
ban. OF Jersey City; secretary. d. H.
Green. Newark; assistant secretary.
Robert E. Buero, New Brunswick;
treasurer John r. Colvin. Paterson.
17liz,batb N + Aug ., o,-rvnbo,d
c,,-I. ho, bocoro anidar,ic boro o,,o,.
act1, 80 ha,,,r,., baa,, ro,a,tad ana
a ioint Investigation by the local and
state boards Of health is probable. To
the use of polluted water is attributed
the cause of the outbreak The health
boards will also Investigate the case of
mysterious poisoning of children at
Elizabethport which was charged to
polluted well water.
1J,,ntirgton w Va Au1 9o-rJenrv
tTa,nap In Iopon county was show
In1 some friends a Winchester rife
Yesterday when the weapon slipped
fro,, bis praan foil to the ground was
discharged when the contents entered
his brain, producing instant death. a
workman, while telling timber in the
woods near by where Harman was
killed was caught under a falling tree
later and his life crushed out.
Detroit. Aug. 20.-Between 200 and
AOO pilprims will leave this citv at
o'clock this evening on tho steamer
I.orra. under the guidance of Rev. Il.
]. Van Antwerp of the Holy Rosary
church, of this city, to pay homage at
near the city of Quebec. The party
Will reach that city Saturday and be
transferred to Beaupre in ferry.
They Will remain about week.
Round Lake N Y, Aug. 2O-The
dedication services of the New York
Methodist church, at this place. were
held in the auditorium yesterday.
when the crowd present numbered
fully three thousand. Sam Jones de-
livered tho sermon and engineered
the collection. which made IN the fuu
sum needed to nav off the debt on the
church-$3, 500 George West of Balls
ton, contributed the first 81 800. and
later on when a daf,cit OF about S7Oo
was announced, took up half of that
Memphis. Tenn. Aup 21-The Shelhv
county grand hlrv found 200 more in
dictments against Iiouor dealers in and
near Mnmnhis vastardav n,ok,rg q
total of zoo IN to date Indictments
have also been found AGAINST n scors,
OF real estate dealers and moro arc.
exnected to follow r,'r,,irer tha Toto,
nm to / 600 all for fau,t 70 nov nrivi,ega
taxes Tho disolas,,ra, 80 this aca7d