The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-04-20

"A dispatch from JohnstOwn on Tues
day to the PittSburg papers says: Things
are looking exceedingly gloomy about the
mines at HooverSville, Somerset county
the miners having decided to join in the
general strike, which is scheduled in Gear
held. Blair, WeStmoreland, Indiana, Cam
orla and FayetJe counties next Saturday
There Is belief that more that half the
miners In Somerset county will quit work
al the appointed hour. In Cambria coun-
" there Is great uneasinesS. but the opion-
ION prevails that the strike Will be a GO
except perhaps here in Johnstown. where
the men are not discussing the situation to
any considerable extent
Speaking of Black Patti. who will be
at the opera house on Monday evening
April 23rd, the World says: ''Sissieretta
Jones vies with the diva, the equeen of mel
ody. In criticism of her singing last night
it must be said that the quality of her
voice, her great range, her powers. and
the entraEcing sweetness and SmoothneSs
of her tones, her distinct enunciation ard
the ease and naturalness with which she
handles her voice astonished and captiva-
ted the most critical and convinced them
of the truth that she has a phenomfnal
ii d
very few people, and having that, seems to
know 10y intuition how TO handle it TO per-
perfection
A Game and Fish Protective ASSocia-
tion has been organized at Cresson with
DIR. DeyerauX as president; w. W. Nc
Ateer as vice president; Blair Seeds, sec
retary, and \. b. Earhart, treasurer A
large area of the best hunting grounds and
number of the best trout streams in the
vicinity of CresSon and Loretto have been
leased from the owners and will be stocked
with game anC fish by the Association.
and all infractions of the game laws most
rigidly prosecuted. An application for a
charter will be fled on May 10th. The
following directors were elected to serve
for one year, viz: J. w. Gore. b. Kenny,
q. :. Mitchell, j. s. Willis, B. p Ander-
son, f. j. Burgoon and c. A. Buck.
Mrs. Rose Kearney, relict of the late
John keaTney, of Munster township, died
suddenly at her home at Summit on Tues
day, aged 73 years. The deceased was
born in Ireland and came to this country
with her husband about 80 years ago, and
after residing some time in Blair county,
they removed to a farm in Munster town
ship, where they continued to reside until
the death of Mr.. Kearney a few years ago,
when she removed to Summit. She is sur
vived by six children, viz: John, of
Sandy Ridge, Centre county; Andrew, of
Holly Spring, Iowa; William, of Munster,
Cambria county; Daniel. of Lilly, Cam
bria county; Mrs. Vance Z. Baird, of AL
toonO: Mrs. Anthony Risbon, of Munster.
On Saturday evening Daniel Bradley,
of Lilly, was loaded to the muzzle with
fighting jag of Lilly's inebriating booze,
when Peter Smith came along and at
tempted To quiet him. In an instant
Bradley pulled out large knife and made
vicious lunge at Smith, the knife en-
tering his body between the fourth and
fifth ribs, INJECTING an ugly wound which
bled profuSely, and for a time was feared
would prove fatal. A physician was sum
moned, who, after stopping the flow of
blood. announced the fact that no vital
part had been reached and that the victim
would recover unless inflammation set in.
Bradley was arrested and taken before
Squire George. where he he waived a
hearing and was committed to jail.
The JohnStown Herald of Tuesday
>ay>: Mary SauerS, wayward girl. was
arrested at the Pennsylvania railroad sta
tion this morning by Officer Burkharr, of
Altoona, her home. and Officer Horner. of
thiS city. she was about to take a train
for some other place. She was formerly
employed in an Altoona restaurant, but
about two weeks ago She and companion
came TO this city and entered IA house of i'll
repute on the FrankStOwn road. Later
they went back to Altoona, and Mary her
self came 10 this city again. leaving her
relatives under the impression that she
was employed in restaurant here. She
was arrested at the instance of her rela-
tiveS. who were informed of the life she
was leading. The officer took her bac! to
Altoona -