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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
A MAD MANS DIRE DEEDS.
Killed His Mother and Cut Two Women
and Two Men

NJ Albany, n. y, Eugene Brady killed his
mother, aged 65, in nt Of violence. and at
tempted to kill four other persons. with
hree knives in his hands he ran wildly about
the streets, cutting right and left. assaulting
everyone he met. Before the police over
powered him he had cut his sister-in-aw
Mrs. james Brady, Alfred J. V. Werner
Mrs. John Kelly and Patrick Rice. Mrs
kclley's wounds are serious, but II is not
thought they will prove fatal. The wounds
OF the others are not serious.
Eugene Brady began quarreling with his
mother and sisters and they determined that
he was not IN his right mind as Brady's
'ather had been insane. The daughter.
Jennie, went 10 nearby lumber yard and
got two employees 10 come to the house.
When the men entered the house Brady ran
upstairs ana jumped from "a second story
window. The men ran outside aud picked
him up. He was unconscious and II was
thought he was seriously injured. He was
carried into the house, placed on a lounge
and his head bathed. He revived In n few
minutes and before he could be stopped,
Jumped up and grabbed common ease
knife, acan opener and a carving knife. He
lhen ran out of the house and began wild
chase through the neighborhood. His
mother and sister followed.
The mother came up running aud caught
became calm and dropped all but the carving
knife. The two then walked back TO the
house and when they reached the yard Brady
threw his arms around his mothers neck aud
kissed her. He then plunged the long knife
INTO her breast. piercing her heart. She died
IN a few minutes. His sister-in-law was
standing near and he slashed at her, the
knife catching her on the right arm.
Brady then started on another wild chase
Tor number Of blocks. He was followed by
a dozen men, but when he turned upon them
they fled. A. J. V. Werner, who tried TO stop
him, received bad knife wound on the arm.
On Ganseyoort street Patrick Rice was paint
ing the stoop OF n house. As he was bend
ing over Brady plunged the knife into his
right nip. The wound Is not serious. The
murdercr's next victim was Mrs. John Kelly.
who ran into her house "a Brady approach
ed, The latter followed and plunged the
knife into her back twice as she was running
up the stairs. Her wounds are not fatal.
As brady emerged from the Kelly resi-
ience, Robert Schneider threw cobble stone
at him, which struck him on the head and
staggered him for n moment The police
patrol wagon came along and Patrolman
Clinch being nearest 10 Brady, caught hold
oi him as he stumbled and struck him with
lis fist. Brady dropped the knife and was
thrown TO the ground. II took four men 10
get him into the patrol wagon. He was lock.
sd up. Brady is about 35 years old.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

ToLsror. the Russian novelist, was born at
Tuba. August 2s 1928.
PRorEssoR HENRy MoRLEY died recently at
Carlsbrooke, Isle OF Wight.
Mn. PRrcr. a rising London novelist, is a
clerk in the Bank OF England.
The King OF Greece is an excellent SWIM
mer and has perfect passion for fishing.
PRIHcE BISMARCK would rather have a sure
cure Tor rheumatism than all the titles in
Europe.
President CARNor. OF France. reiterated
hts decision not to present himself for re-
election.
GENERAL o. o. HOWARD hns been elected
President OF the National Temperance SO.
ciety. to succeed John wanamaker.
MRs. U. $. GRANT says that she has not
get decided whether she will reside perma-
nently In New York or in Washington.
TREATMENT with bellndonna has so
strengthened one OF Mr.. Gladstones eyes
hat he is enabled 10 read and write without
lifficulty.
The King OF Dahomey was educated In
France and speaks French fuently. He be.
,ame barbarian because he was disappoint.
cd 10 a love affair
THE Austrian Empress's brother. Duke
Charles Theodore. OF Bavaria, has resumed
Meran his free practice as an ocuist for
me penent OF the poor.
PsoFEssoR OSKES, a celebrated German
historian, Is vegetarian. whose favorite
iinner is buttered rolls and radishes. washed
down with cold water.
THE Czarowitz OF Russia is said 20 be dis.
inclined TO marry. He wants TO renounce
the succession to tho throne in favor OF his
youngest brother, the Grand Duke Michael
UNITED STATES SENATORS PRocrou ASp
DUBOIS are as ardent trout anglers ne Sena-
,or Quay is tarpon fisherman. The former
iook in the opening OF the season In Yer
mont.
EBEK JoRGEssES, the firearms inventor. is
portlv. well.poise1 man, with dark eyes
and full gray beari He occupies the posi-.
lion In the Norway Armory OF bessemager,
or gunmaker.
LIEUTENANT PEARY's title is one Of courtesy
only. He Is a civil engineer and not line
officer. He has spent more than one-quarter
of his time since he entered the navy in the
Arctic regions.
NJ. L. ISGALts, President OF the "Bic
Four railroads. worked his way through
Harvard Law School, sleeping on the iioor
OF friends law ofice and eating his meals
wherever he could get them.
Carl ZARRAuN's record Of forty years
leadership Of the Boston Handel and H1yin
Society IS said TO be unsurpassed in the his
tory OF music, no other con iuctor ever hav-
ing had charge for so long a time OF any
musical society.
GERHARD GApE. the American Consul al
Chisttania. Norway. who was appointed in
1869 by General Grant, is the oldest consul
In the service, with the exception of Consul
Sprague. at Gibraltar. He will celebrate his
jubilee on June %.
On. JOIN A. ANDREWS. OF Worcester,
Mass, has been in practice over sixty years.
Of tt.hta al, h..
calls day and night. ani now. at the age OF
ninety-one, he still has large Office prac-
tice, and he includes among his patients
some OF the third gone.stion he has treated.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

Washington correspondent saws in
the Atlanta Constitution: "The ileo
that Congressman Reed by reason Of
his greatness is quite inaccessible to
ordinary people is Il mistake, as two
little boys, whose homes are on Capitol
Hill, can testify. One of the bows is
II bright little fellow, who was selected
by his teacher to take part in a debate
Rt school on certain Friday after.
noon, The subject for debate was
some political question, and the child.
without conhdiug his plan to any but
fellow debater of about his own age.
started out for the Capitol one day last
week. At the door of the house he
found scrap of MANILA paper upon
which he inscribed his name and sent
tito Mr.. Reed That gentleman quickly
responded and the boys explained that
they had come for his views ON this
certain weighty question. Instead of
explaining to him that this was his
busy day, and that much as he would
be delighted TO talk to them they
should come in some other day, he
TOOK them into committee room, sat
down with them, and made them Il lii.
tie speech. While he was talking
some newspaper correspondent an.
preached him, but he said, Don't Won
see I'm busy. I'll talk to you later"
lie answered all the questions the bows
asked him, drew them ont ON their
views, and then dismissed them with
the invitation to come again, and
whenever he could help them he would
be glad TO do so, II is needless to add
that Mr., Reed now has no more ardent
admirers in the country than these
two boYs,"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THERE is no cessation in the baseball boom,
BALL team has bsen formed in the City OF
Mexico.
TwIrcHELL is batting better than any OF
the Louisville players.
The University OF Pennsylvania baseball
team defeated Yale at Philadelphia.
''BuoE" EwIsG's fast eeldlcg for Clerc,,sa, /,
Is the subject OF quite general comment.
Assos, the twenty-year hero OF the dia-
mond, is once more playing first base for
Chicago.
JonN CLARKsoN is pitching for Cleveland
as well as he ever did in his best DAYS on the
diamond.
McALEER, Of the Clevelau ls. was the flrs.
PLAYER this season 10 announce that he had
Charley horse
TUCKER, OF Boston. is playing the fielding
game OF his life this year, AMI has vet TO
make an error.
The New Yorks can make more hits and
get fewer runs than any other team in the
League except Pi,tsburE.
BUCKLEY has fully recovered the use OF his
arm, ana his fine work behind the bat is one
cause OF st. Loulss success.
sHudARr's record OF three hons runs In
one game ar Cincinnati Is liable 10 be the
home run record o! this season
1T is a pleasure TO see McGraw, the Balti
more third baseman. throw. Ue hardly
makes an effort, but the ball goes ilke shot
THIS seems to be the day OF small men
phystcally-in the League Nearly all OF
the star players are men of snail or medium
size.
A NEW sliding pad has been invented by n
Cincinnati man. IL IL constructed on the
pneumatic-tire principle. The Clncnnsti,
have adopted them.
CoodAS, the young catcher OF the Uniyer.
sty OF Pennsylvania, Is slated TO Join his
ciubmate, young Goeckle, on the Philade,-
phia team at the end OF his university ca.
reer.
START, the veteran ex-protessional first
baseman, probably played ball longer than
any other man connected with the National
game. He played ball for twenty-sight con-
secutive seasons.
The sun Is more bo.hersome In Washing
tons right field than ON any other grounds
In the country. Ii has killed of a lot OF
right helders, Radiord alone mastering 1t
by using smoked goggles.
A TELEGRAPHIc baseball system has been
invented In 81. Louis by man named Vel.
larls. BY system OF keys I'm the scorers
stand, the instant decision is made by the
umpire, strikes, balls, outs, fair and fouls
are shown instantly 10 the public. The
scheme can be worked by electric connec.
ton In number OF places at one time.
WHILE our National game is this year en-,
1oyins at home perhaps greater popularity
than ever before, II is also winning extraor
dinary favor abroad. Not only has II be.
come permanent and conspicuous institu.
ton In Canada, Australia aud New Zealand,
bur In conservative old England itself il has
won forward place among ou;-of-dooI
sports.
GOOD authority records that there are
now more baseball clubs in England than
there are cricket clubs Ia America However
that may be, there are between forty and
my organized mines In England, united in a
National Baseball Association, with "a splen.
aid held In the metropolis, known as the
LONDON BASEBALL PARK. In which three or
Tour games can be plaved NJ the same time.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
A WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT.
Tin Plate Rolled Thinner Than Gold at
Ellwood City,Pa.

Experiments have been made during the
past few days at the Ellwood tin plate mill at
tllwood, Pa, the result of which will surprise
he mechanical and industrial world. Super.
ntendent richards has been prosecuting this
series OF experiments with the assistance of
several skilled workmen. and they have sue
.eeded in rolling out several sheets OF Tin to
he thinness of the 200, ,V0eth OF an inch yhen
j. considered that the difficulty of rolling
gold plate TO the l50 ,000th Of an inch makes
he process so very expensive, the fact OF
iolling tin plate TO the so 600 OF on inch thin
aer Is maniiestly remarkable achievement.
II Is SO wonderful that specimens Of this
plate, beside which the airiest tissue Is like
boiler plate will be exhibited as a marvel OF
mechanical achievement In the leading cities
81 this country. The new improved rolls in
me tin plate mill are the first 10 he used In
his part OF the country
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

AUDITOR GENERAL GREGG fell in Can
Park, Harrisburg. about three months
and spraiIed his ankle. Il has been gett
worse and he will have 10 use crutcEts.
The grand jury Of Crawford coan.y
recommended the removal OF the keeper
the county almshouse. Joseph Morris,
charges OF neglect and incompetence.
The marriage of Miss Sue Thomrs
daughter of Speaker Thompson, - DR..
NJ. Baker, OF Warren, Pa. occurred IN
Thursday.
The remains Of Joseph Very. oi Wilmt
who disappeared on the Goth of last Janus
were found in the Conemauch river AZ ).
meryille.
PROF. LEONARD II. EAToS. OF Pi;tshurg.
organized branch OF the Western Penn
vunia Humane Society ~ Cuunellsyille.
JESSE Moore, boy II years old. W
plowing ia Il field near Bargetts.own,
kicked TO death by horse.
FLORENCE PATTON, of Barre, was drow
by falling from n bridge
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
Posse Held At Raw

The posse which surrounded the house O,
James Taylor, father OF the murderers of
Mteks ana his family, near Browning, have
not YET searched the building tor the murder.
'ts, oWihg 70 threat 10y old man Taylor 10
shoot the first man who stems unon MS door.
sl!l. Albert Taylor. brother of the mur.
aeters' mas been arrested 10 prevent him
from carrying food aud ammunition 10 the
D''ieged. Friends and relatives are working
every means TO deceive the pursuers.
lhe main body are pursuing a trail with
ploodhounds. but SO far without result. The
WiI1 OF William Taylor has also been arrest.
S' NV, uanhs peen taken In charge at Browning
Ihe bank. She had money and aIlmanition
with her when caught.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

An account is just made public by
the New York Times of how an English
man escaped from the Matabele warriors
by means of II astrategic lodging learned
from football play. The young soldier
ran the gantlet Of forty Matabeles,
shooting one horseman during his
scrimmage among them. After this it
IL urged that football should bc part
OF the regular trimming OF soldiers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

According To- the assessment lists Of
the District of Columbia real estate
listed at Sill, 800, 900 is owned by $50
persons who are winter residents. The
real value Of this property is said to
be about $50, 600, OO0. Washington
has been made beautiful city, and
rich men all over the country, notes
the Atlanta Constitution, are seeking
homes there during at least half Of the
wear
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

In view of the widespread fear Of
appendicitis and its frequent occur
renee after the victim has swallowed
the seeds of fruit, il is interesting tc
learn from the Chicago Herald that
botanists believe that seedless grapes
are a possibility. The so-called "cur.
rants of Zante are really small seed
less grapes. Corcless apples, stoneless
cherries and plums, and even seedless
strawberries and raspberries are all
possibilities of bud propagate
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
scnAl.L MADE nrNrn,r.

PHILADELPHIA. Governor Pattie-p
pointed Col. John W. Schall OF Nurn.l ]
TO be- brigadier general commandinrtbs
Regiment. National Guard Of Pennsyl,,,
to succeed Robert =. Dechert. who ij-'
saturday last Col. Schall is comuant-
The Sixth Regiment. y. q. F.. and q. :,
commanding officer Of the brigade w,.'
titled 20 the promotion. Col Schall lin.
Norrs;owu, Of which place he is po.,ra
ny appointment Of President Harr!.ot'
1870. has an cnviable war record. ID
having etved thirty years In the Ns,T
Guard. IN which he has held every =
from second Lieutenant TO colonel.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
DE CANA ABANpoNS HIS TRIP.
The Portuguese Government WIN Not
Harbor Criminals.

II is reported that Admiral da Cana Ii
back in Moniiyideo, having been advised by
Senaor Ruy Barbosa 10 abandon his trip &c
Lisbon. Gen. Siverla Martins was also ad,
vised by Barbosa, who is in Lisbon, that II
would be useless for Admiral da Cana tc
proceed there as the Portuguese government
had decided 10 deliver the cadets confined or
the war ships Pedro III 10 Brazil President
Piexoto has instructed Minister Mentiero, the
Brazilian representative, to present protest
against Uruguay any longer sheltering rebels
1t Is thought that a similar protest will bt
presented TO the Argentine government.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

Lord Wolsolcy is quoted ~ saying
that g. an American belongs the
honor Of having written the most per.
feet description of battle in the
English language. This American is
Captain Charles King, and the episode
described is the cavalry fight of Get
tysbury in Between the Lines"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
She Nursed Blaine.

The Pittsburg Department Of Chariti
was called upon TO bury Mrs. Joanna Fr,
man, poor colored woman. who died in {
city at the age OF 92 years. She was nat!
OF Brownsville, and 60 years ago was a sci
ant in the family OF Ephriam l.. Blaine WI
james q. was child. She had many n
ries 70 tell about Blaine's boyhood and
wonderful precocity. She came TO P.iisbu
a few years ago and found n home with
colored family on Main street, West EI
where she was kindly cared for during b
declining years.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
Returns just made to Parliament

Returns just made to Parliament
Of accidents to railway employees in
Great Britain show tina. the percent.
age OF accidents in proportion to the
number of persons employed steadily
decreased, with one slight exception,
from the year 1873 to lsSS, but there
was an increase again in 1889, 1890
and 1891, and again decrease IL
1892. During 1892 there were 3Sl..
GIG persons employed on the princi-
pal railroads of Great Britain, and in
the course of the year 53i of these
were killed, and 29lj injured, pro.
portion of one killed in I'll and one
injured in 1870. Ia 1873 the propor.
tion of killed to employed on all the
railroads of the United Kingdom was
one i'll 355, in 1877 one in 427, in
1887 one in s7l, and in 1891 one in
695.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
KEYSTONE STATE CULl1
THE STATE COURT REvFBsr
nrLrSo OF THE UNITED STATES e,

nrLiNo OF THE UNITED STATES e..
COURT IN TAX BOOK CASES.
HARRisBuRo. Ro.-Intormation has H..
ceived at the Attorney Generals det,-J
that the United States Supreme Cour; -
yersed the supreme Court OF Pennsylv,1
three cases on appeals taken Wv n,
York. Lake Erie 4 Western RAILWAY n,
any. which involved the Erie en-
loan for 1856. 1887 ani 1883. The e,s
claim was s23s.000 ia each case. !.
state courts cut down the amounts "a !
SlOU.o00 for each year. The comtar-
pealed the cases. II is not known NS.
the decision will affect the tax On
generally, or only applies TO foreign cc5
ions. The Erie company is a N.wi
corporation.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
CoXEY FOR CONGRESS.
Populists Nominate the Commonwea
Champion Amid Cheers.

The Populists OF the Eighteenth Ohio Con-
sr"ssioLM district met AZ the Canton CITY
Han The meeting was called 10 make a
district.
The delegates and visiting Popuists all
wore badges with the words Keep OF the
grass, very conspicuously printed in bold
red Ink against blue background Then
the nomination for Congress was In order.
ana ID. =. Coxey OF the United states" was
nominated. There was no c, ltest. and
1oSeS nomination was made by acclama-
unh' anna sturdy cheers. telegram was
sent 10 CoXey, at his camp near Washiugtuu. n.
Informing him OF his nomination.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
rx-coulrcron JOHNS RF.Annrsrrp

UNioNrowS. Ex-Deputy Collector pe
Johns. whose bond was forfeited IN thy d
States court at Pittsburg by his failure 4
port for trial, was rearrestcd at his hon
Rockwocd hy Deputy Marshall Cart,
Pitts5ufg. He renewed his bail In the
Of $4,000 for trial at the next term OF ,
j. '. Thompson going on hts bond. }
was carrying his arm in sling a. u yes
the pistol shot wound which preyeu;,.
attendance at court this term.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
Murdered UP in the Air.

his heart was found by brakeman on top OF
box car OF Union Pacific train near Mis-
souri, valley, Neb. boy tramp, found In
one OF the cars, said he heard two men quar-.
reling over the possession Of hat, heard o
shot flred and saw one Of the men Jump from
the train and run away.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
ALMOST A HURRICANE.
Great Damage Done by Rain and III
Storm.

A fearful storm Of hail, rain and wind pa
ell over Steubenville, Ohio, Thursday. ]
hail did great damage TO the crops and
greenhouses, conservatories, etc. M
damage was done by the wind north of !
city. The heavy rains gorged all the sews
causing big overfows. Down the river n,
Pleasant Heights the water did cxtrus
damage. The damage will aggregate thC
sands of dollars. Landslides occurred
the Pan Handle road below Wellsburg. NJ
Mingo, and on the Cumberland Branch. a
washout on the Cleveland Il p.u-burg
Riddles run, near Brilliant. III tower
the Reliance engine house was stlu,
damaged and set on fire by lshtu.G:.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

The late David Dudley Field said
that II good constitution, hard work
and plenty of exercise were necessary
10 long life. Many men expect the
first TO make mp for lack of the other
two requisites, remarks the Atlanta
Constitution.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
prrLrE no NAVE AZ rIEcrRIc Yo,r

BvTLEB.-A charter has been ~.
at Harrisburgto the Butler Traction Cumf
with a capital stock Of $4,000. d.
Hartman, President OF the Batter Cu
National Bank. j. President. J. Ritz.
]. q. Smith. Of the National Bank. nu.
Berg, Of the banking house Of John l.'
Co., form the board Of directors.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
Commonwealers Sentenced.

AT Helena, Mont, all the Coxeyites capt
ed at Forsythe by the militia have appear
before Federal Judge Knowles. Foriy-thI
including the leaders, were sentenced 10 /
county jail for thirty days TO six months a
Others have beeen liberated on promise not
Interfere with Northern Pacific trains. II
liberated amount 10 about 200.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

II is estimated that, of the general
lumber product, thirty.five per cent.
goes into buildings, forty.fve per
cent. into railroads and miscellaneous
uses, and twenty per cent. into boxes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
rAssEp A rnRGEn CHICK

JoHSsTowS. John Carleton. CONNER
traveller. is under arrest here charged
passing what looks like u forged check dr
In his favor on the First National Baus
Philadelphia. A telegram disclosed the
that the paper was worthless.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24

ENTHUSIASTIC cross-country riders
Berks County, Pennsylvania, wanted I'd
chase, but couldn't procure fox, 50 th|
took cat, clipped her claws and started h|
of. The hounds tore the poor creature
pieces. The hunters are under arrest Ol
Of them Is q magistrate OF the town OF Rsa
Ing.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
II. & O. TICKET OFFICE ponr-p.

SCoTT HAVEN. The Baltimore ana
ticket Office here was robbed again
Agent Ford was at dinner. The thieicu,
the Office through window. Tue
Haven Office has been robbed several
within the past few months.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
Politician Killed.

The Hon. II. .. Snodgrass, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, was rcnominated for Congress.
DR.. A. A. driifth, delegate from Jasper,
Tenn, while returning from the convention,
was shot and killed by John l.. stickley,
delegate from White county. stickley was
very drunk at the time
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-24
BILLED WHILE COUPLING cans.

ALTOONA. II. Snyder. car inspector
the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger s;a
In this city, was caught by an engine W
trying 10 make u coupling and crushed
death. He was 81 years old. and has bee
the company's service for 10 years.