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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
THE WORK OF HER ENEMY.
And 1t Was Such an AwfuIIy Me:
Thing 40 DO Too.

And 1t Was such an AwfuIIy Mean
Thing 40 DO Too.
1T was Miss Miggs; l know it wasr'
she exclaimed angrily. she Is the only
girl in the city who Is mean enough TO
do such thing.
'Such a thing as WHAT asked her
dearest friend.
"As thatr' she cried, holding up
letter and glaring at it. 1T is an insult
"a disgraceful insult-but know that
he could not bc Intentionally guilty of
such an affront. She must have put him
up to it. -
who is he?' asked the dearest friend,
anxiously working to get at the story.
why, Roger MCtiurhan, Of course, -
she returned in the same quick, excited
manner. WHO else should it he. Hash {
he been calling here for the last three
months? Hash lac been almost on the
point of proposing twice? Didn't l have
everything arranged TO catch him next
time: And now comes thisr'
'What Is it, dear? What Is it?''
"Readr' replied the naughty young
beauty as she tossed the letter TO her
friend. II was as follows:
MIR. Roger McGurhan presents his
compliments To Miss Daisybelle and
would consider it an honor to have her
company at the polls on registration day.
He Will take pleasure in calling for heI
at such time as viii suit her conven-
fence" "
I'm sure that's very courteous OF
him, said the dearest friend. "Why
should you
''Courteousl Courteousr' cried the
beautiful girl ''And only rs years old
as L once told him! oh, some enemy
has done thisr'-Chicago Post.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
A DEAD MAJ CLEARED.
The Late senator Buck Didn't XIII Nellie
Harrington.

Harrington.
SAN FRAN"I-CO, June l2--The cor
oner'S inquest into the death of Miss
Nellie Harrington. murdered III her own
room ten days ago, has been concluded.
The testimony of four additional Wit
nesses completed Il perfect alibi for the
late Senator Buck. |. w. Lees, chief
of local detective forces. stated that he
had followed every cine and every per
son having any apparent possible CON
nectiOn with the case. he was absolutely
III the dark regarding the identity OF
the murderer, and admitted that he had
not even a suspicion concerning the
possible ~lavers.
Referring TO the wounds upon the
body of the murdered woman, Lees
said they Indicated that the murder
was most brutal. He was satisfied that
the murderer was thoroughly familiar
with premises He was convinced that
the crime had not been committed for
the purpose of robbery. The fatal
wounds had probably been inflicted by
a pistol used - "a club. The jury re-
turned "a verdict of murder cuumIftD
bv some unknown rsr~.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
srKIkINGArrHE 4. a.. \.
4 Circular Distributed Ia N"uuE~t"v o.
iug. NI-uuI,.r- aud Minute.


Giving Member aud NIuutr-.
YDr~s~rrwV. o.. June D. A pImph
Iet rf ru pages has ts-eu circulated here
purTurtu- to give the roll ~ mrmh-r-
ship ~ Council NJ ~ of rhr Am rin,u
Protective. H--uc.Iriuu with OBJ. rIruI. Hf
ru, ORDER and % transcript Ht rEe Iu
ur.-- uf .HeE meeting hrll iur ~.y. "a.
months with al. tu, hu-lue-- JT..u-.t.fgI.
Do was claimed hy FRIENDS 90 ,-S ,rrrt .f
PuG-. Jaurwrl THAT Hl- h.u- dI-Ta~ru
from office, Wa due ra the Iuf'U. uc. p,
the a i 4 who had decided ruIr ms
ur. .elal head -uuuId tau Iu tine basket.
IuI tine object Of the pamphlet i- ryI-
IDENTITY to show that that view was cor
rect
The minutes show that IL was decided
tu boycott several prominent bu~Iu r~,
men. and that committees were Ip
pointed to call upon city officials an
notify them that certain candidates Ion
office should be defeated. The caulI
dates were not sucCe Sful. The rO-tel
a. published contains the names 81
many prominent men who have druIeC
! that they Were III any way connected
/ with the \. +. ~
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Our $500 Suits

are beauties. You will bc sur
pri-cd To see them. \ more
-tvIish line at such low prices
WAS never before produced.
You will have to come and look
at them to appreciate the offer.
Cur Youths Suits at $50,
$500. Sl.JO. 500, SG.25,
$1,000 and $1,000 are unSur-
PASSED for fit. finish and work
m n-hip.
ChiIdrcn'S Knee Suits at 7Jc.
800. SID, $50, 500,
SO. $40 are without an
Dual.
Come and examine our stock
aul hc convinced.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
THE WORK OF fIENDS.
Forest Fires Near Bradford
Started by Tndendiaries.
BLAZE STARTED WITH KEROSENE.
a Saturated Apron Found In Lumber
Nard and a Man Seen HunninS Prom
the Spnt-Woods All AbIaze at several
Points.

RRADFORp. Pa. June l2.-Thc forest
fires that have been burning IN this VI
cinitv since last Saturday are about uu-
der control. unless Il brisk wind should
set in. r II Barusdell lost an oil rig
AT Coon Run and it l. believed that It
was the work of some mlScreant, a.
there was 10 fire within two miles of
the well Several fires have been started
insthis locality by unknown parties of
late. An effort is being made 10 catch
the perpetrators of ihc crimes, and If
discovered they Will he summrlly dealt
with.
A stubborn fire Is raging near ornShY,
in close proximity To the oil field. and
men are being sent from all directions
TO fight the flames There has been
considerable loss. but il l. imDuSsib e
state how much. The Dovonian OIL
company lost two derrIcks and the
Emery oil company one.
\ Glen Hazel special says. IL has
been discovered that an lnClplent FIR"
in w \ Weed " Co : lumheryardS
was started by incendiaries. !. p
Wagner. w =. Weed 4 Co. : railroad
agent at this place picked from the
burning pile a piece OF cloth which
proved To be piece OF a woman WINE
apron. thoroughly "A uratcd with bero-
Senc oil. The smell of oil was strongly
noticed by the first ones on the scene
There Is no doubt but that the pie OF
lumber was set on fire. and probably hy
some one that has II desire for some un-
known reason 70 burn out W :. Weed
* Co. : place or else the whole town
1t i claimed by some that they SAW
man running from the yard dlrvCrI.
after the alarm WAS gwen. and one man
claims that his clothing waS on fire
The report II believed to be true. as
several reliable persons claim To have
seen him. The entire community com
eide in saving that II l. ON y a question
of time when the ncnd. whoever hc D.,
viii succeed IN burning the entire
town Had the. fire been an hOur later,
nothing could have saved the greater
part of the town.
\ Watson Farm special SAYS: \ biz
fire l. raging ia the woods Of Forest
county and there seems O. be mo- tut p'
fires The hemluck and bark woods
ar. uusfirc and all = dies and much dam
az. Is being done. At Irrhllrdair TN,
wuoiS are one solid mass ui flames. and
10 L. impossible e. estimate fhr loss fo
lumb.rmru. I'm c-~ ram falls -rpu On,
whole country viii Dee Iu ruins
\ Sharon Center special SAYS TIN"
| forest fires east 81 this place arr p.Iylu-
| hlyuc with valuable timber aud bark
! Men are lighting tine flames hur with
! little success. and there I~ no telling
! what th, damage viii amount TO-
An G-waVp 81 rrIal ~Iy~- Forest fire.
| have dome. a great deal Of damage fave
! miles east rf here. y large quantity u
/ lark. umL-r and sawed lumber, IN,
/ property of the bingham company. uH
] been destroyed The flames ar. sill
| raging. ami the loss viii be- heavy y,
/ estimate can o.. made of Nh. losses su-
/ tanned iu this section \ large fore, u
! men have been fighting the fires for
week and az. almost exhausted.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

WHEELING, June Washington.
Pa, Is to be the successor of Canton in
the Interstate Baseball association. r
G.. Barrows of the Wheeling club has
completed the deal The Washing
tons viii BE- ready to play next Mon
day The club there is being backed
by the oil Ling. Byron McKeown. and
Dave Curran, formerly of the Wash
ington and jefferson team. will be the
manager. To help the new club the
seven other clubs will each donate a
player to Washington
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PuddIers still Fighting.

CLEvELAND, June l2--AnOther con.
ference Is soon TO be held by committees
OF the Amalgamated Association of
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. and the
Manufacturers association of the Ma.
honIng and Shenango valleys concern.
ing the scale of wages drafted bv the
former ut the recent convention in this
city. The puddlerS viii go into that
conference organized for war The
scale fixes their wages at 800 per toT
and they viii demand $500. though
they Will be willing to accept $3.50, a.
a compromise
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
\ Biz HicKcIc NIret.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, June I2.-Six
thousand people saw nearly all the
crack bICvClI~tS of country come in all
kinds of contests at the annual meet of
the LakevIrw Wheelmen at the Driv-
ing park ReSides being entertained
by the races IN which a majority of the
Class B and Class \ men of note com
peted, they say +. !. Titus paced by Il
tandem. ride a mile III 2.O2. lowering
the state record: saw Dirnherger better
known is King Michael, cover the same
COurSe IN 2-O4 b. and Arthur thinner
man ride an exhibition mile IN the slow
time of 2:I4 10. Taken all together it
was an excellent programme.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

ST LOUIS, .SIne 13.-The tenth bien-
nial session of S>e grand lodge Of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor of Mis-
souri. Is being held here with a large
attendance. The most important mat
teTs to come up Will be the election of
officers aud the selection of two repre-
sentatives 20 the supreme lodge meet
ing, which viii be held in St Louis in
SeUrt.mbe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
One bad Man Kills Another.

SERGENT, Ky. June l2.-News comes
here from Beaver. Floyd county. that
John Amburgy and a man named Mar
TIN engaged in a battle at the home OF
Amburgy, near Beaver. Flovd county
which resulted in the death Of Martin
and the probable fatal wounding OF
Amourgy. The men had long been ter
rorS IN the neighborhOod, and they had
been enemies for some time Martin
went to Amburgy's house with revolver
IN hand and ordered him out. but in
stead Amburgy opened fire and the
duel followed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

New YORK. June l2.-EN-PostmaSter
General Thomas l. James. president of
the Lincoln National bank, Is fertihZing
4 presidential boom for Robert Lincoln.
Mr.. Lincoln Is prarrIciug law IN Chi
caCO- He l. u son of Abraham Lincoln.
President Garfield maize him secretary
of war and D resident Harrison sent him
a. minister rn rH-IJud \ number Of
personal friends. like Mr. James. think
he would make q SItc presidential can
dIdate. but the bosses don't
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

ERIE. Pa. june I2.-The wreck at
Seur-eut. ON the Philadelphia and Erie
ruiIruIt. near Kane, l. almost entirely
consumed. but tu,r" D. no possibility
uuw of telling Just how many were
killed and lururd The dead man
taken ont Of the wreck j. a boiler
maker and hs initials are M III
and ms home l. surpassed Co he Iu LrIr.
II I~ believed d. dead tramp~ are IN In,
~r=r....L-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

JpUN~TuwN. Pa, June IA lizard
about TWO inches long was found In
milk bought of cIfy dalrymIu 10y J.
D. Walker. prominent business man
Of tins CITY This D. the second fiud 81
tire same kind within few months.
and There I~ q strong c.amuU uu tine p..Tt
OF tho people of tine town TO have thu
matter investigated
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

SorTU CHARLESTON. o.. June l2.-lt
now appears that this section has been
visited by "a regular Kansas hot wind.
and ON, IhaJ proves extremely daluaE-
m- 20 rho corn crop. The recent wind
storm was preceded hv AN intensely hot
wind Little was Thought Of II at the
time. hut II now proves that It killed a
great deal Of corn both south and east
of Us. The corn damaged by It has
turned perfectly white. and Is dead.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

CLEVELAND. June I2.-It Is now re-
ported that the Brice syndicate, which
last week secured control of the Pitts
burg, Akron and Western railuad, has
III mind the early construction of a y
mile line from Akron 70 Brimfield.
there 10 connect with the Cleveland
Canton and Southern. IL i also said
that the syndicate i now negotiating
for the control OF the Cleveland, Can
ton and Southern
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

SCRANTON, Pa, June I2.-The Penn
svlvauia Cigarmakers' Blue Label
league, in session III this city, has passed
a resolution directed t Factory In
spcctor Campbell at Harrisburg, con
demuiug the employment of child labuI
in the miu, about this city The rys-
ulut on rrciteS that the labor law l.
openly di~r, gardrd. and that the action
taken is prompted 10y observations made
los the d.lo gates during the last two
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

GRAND RArIDS, June l2.-The Re
formed church general synod has
elected Rev. James W. SENDER as pro
fessor of theology in Orcutt theological
seminary, India. Prof. Scuddpr L. now
"a missionary III India. Frank r. Van
nest of New York was elected secre-
tary of the board Of general direction
and his salary fixed at =. 800. The
meeting of ire synod next year will be
hold at Cntskiu y Y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
WHERE IS Mr.. DEese
The L. :. Marshal Does Not Believe He
Iia- skipped Out


CHICAGO. June I2.-Gn nIted States
Marshal Arnold does not believe that
Eugene V Debs has skipped ont
although he failed 10 show up 1t the
appointed time 10 Toe taken TO the
Woodstock jail. as deCreed by the
United States supreme court.
He said: He has all 10 lose and
nothing TO gain 10y such a move. He
would be a fugitive from Justice and
would not dare to return 70 the nlteI
States. He feels that III going TO JAN
he strengthens himself among his sym
pathizers. and he would no more thlnh
OF running away than of flying: MS
bOHdSmen are no anger liable LOT ms
return. as ne surrendered himself 70
me at noon. and that act relieved him
OF his bond
DebS' bond was III the sum of 5000,
with William Skakel and William f1tz-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

CHICAGO. June -. - The Supreme
lodge of the Ancient Order Of United
WOrEmeu l. in session here Master
Workman L. l. Troy stated that the
total number of lodges was 1913. net
increase for the wear of 81 The total
membership Of the order was 34l.31I.
an increase of O.545. 3.lOS members
having died during the year. The total
income had been $1.f44.y14, and the
disbursements S1-61S, ,3gg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Campbell Divorce suit Compromised.

PAEKERSEUEG. W Va. June l2.-The
divorce ksuit of Mrs. Katherine Camp
bell. daughter of cN-Con-rr>~mau G.. H.
Smith. against &c RE Campbell. "a
noted hprscman and the late proprietor
of the BlennvrhaSSar hotel. which has
promised very sensational develop
montS, was compromised bv Campbell
paving $500 To mis- wife and 500 To
her attorneys. and signing Il stipulation
to make no defense iu the next term of
court. allowing his wife to obtain the
decree by default
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-John Kim
ball, aged -, of st Louis and August
klensmith. ,Jr., aged y, of this city,
Were fishing from rowboat in the Del
aware river. opposite Bridge street.
Frankford. when they We're run down
by the tugboat {. +. Lenox Of Trenton
The boat was upset. and both men
We're drowned
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Rev. >heldrake Fired.

PITTSEUEG. June 12.-The case of
Evangelist George II. Sheldrake
charged with immortality, was consid-
cred by the Pittsburg presbytery, which
met in the First church, Wood street.
yesterday He was depOsed from the
ministry and excluded from the commu-
mon of the church
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

BETHLEHEM. Pa, June l2.-NOticcs
have been posted announcing an in
crease from , to 10 Der cent in the
wages of the 1000 employees Of the Beth
lehem Iron company, who suffered a re-
ductlon of that amount III January
1891. The furnace men were raised on
the first of the month
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
= SALOON WAR.
An Active Fight In Springfield, q
>aIooukeePcr> Being Arrested.

>aloonkeePcr> Being Arrested.
SPRINGFIELD. o, June IA deSper-
ate effort Is being made by the saloon
interests in this city to have the present
100 clock saloon ordinance changed to j
or II 80 o'clock y tremendous crusade
has been carried On by the police dur
ing the past few weeks against the 81
lOOnkeepers. following the election OF
Mayor Mast, who represent the rclig
iOuS element in politics.
Hardly a day passes but what a Sa-
lOonkeeper Is taken up and fined. The
saloonkeeperS claim that Springfield l.
being INJURED by the enforcement of the
ordinance. They point 10 the fact that
on the recent visI Of the Columbus
Buckeye club to General Bushn, II the
visitors We're unable to get any beer
while waiting for their train. and con
sequently carried away a bad impress
sion of the city.
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Cleveland viii Go to Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-PreSident
Cleveland has accepted an invitation
rendered by representative citizens OF
Atlanta to visit the Atlanta exposition.
He viii leave Washington by special
tram on the evening of Oct. y. and ar
rive III Atlanta on the afternoon of the
22d The ord has been set apart a.
president day, when the chief eXecu-
tive viii visit the exposition. The cab
met Will likely 20 also.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

QUEENSTOWN, June I2.-The White
Star steamship Teutonic, Captain Cam
eron. from New York. June >. has ar
rived of Daunt. : Rock, after a passage
OF days, % hours and 81 minutes.
ms Is the fastest trip she has ever
made over the long rput1
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GoT-s Dcci.ion ReNersed.

RICHMOND. June II. - The United
States circuit court of appeals has dis
solved the injunction granted by Judge
Gotf, IN the South Carolina registration
cases This action was unanimous
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
STRICT NEUTRALITY.
Spain VIII Be Given No Cause
TO Complain.
FILIBUsTERING TO BE CRUSHED.

The CommuIor- Of the I. :. Cruiser
Raleigh Ordered to Thoroughly Patrol
the Florida Coast Customs Collectors
Ordered 70 Detain Suspected Vessels.
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Time of Tickets E.ntcndcd.

CLEVELAND. June I2--At a meeting
Of the Cleveland passenger agents II
was decided 10 extend the time Of tickets
issued on account of the national con
vention of Republican clubs from June
% To .Tuue 3D
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
NEW York. June II

A'tN \ bkks June II.
"HEAI-Spot market dun. No. red
store and elevator. So e: afioat S.}7-c; f. o. Il .
- o. atioat; No. l hard ~. delivered
tpRN-Sp"t market irregular. No > 55zs,.
elevator; 5i'- afioat: yellow. SIC.
OAIS-Spot market quiet. No. , 3}s- "a 3iI &C :
No. Delivered, 3is'd;l'c; No 3. s-i ;z}Iic: No.
white, &c; No. 3 white. yii g. tract. yvl,i1..
S1G43c
CAIILE-EurOpean cables quote American
steers at l0i2ali34c per pound, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at gJs(G1O1sc per
pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Dul hut not lower,
Sheep, poor to fair, S2UOT325; lambs, com
mon to good, I.Oo@6.75; no prime or choice,
offered.
HOGS-Market steady at sI5O949O
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

CATILE-Receipt- fair this week. consist
ing Of - cars ON sale The demand l. bet ,.r
and market stronger compared to last y-,,.I;
sales a. follows Prime 500 G595. good
S5.00d5.4D; good butchers. S4.5DaISB: rough
fat S3-2JG425: bulls. stags and cows - y a
30; fresh cpyvS and SpriugerS, Sl5OO OG:E5 o.
HOGS-Rcc"iptS fair, while the demand i
only fair. market little slow at last weeks
closing prices Medium Phil.dclphia- $3.50
400; mixed and best Workers, 81 45ga4 %.
common to fair Workers. S4-}J5r4.4O
SHEEP AND I.AAiBS-SuuI,Iy i liberal and
the demand l. only light and the market y
duh at last weeks prices. and the prizes
shade lower than yesterday ON sheen.
Will" lambs are steady. W., quote mar
kst a. follows: Extra. 50 4uGrg 50: c.,4.f
IS lUH33J: fair, - S2IO025J. common. 5l,.a
80; best laml = S4uJGi25: good lambs - l5sn
30; common to fair lambs. - 2UtT3ul. y,-al
calves, - $4,000: heavy ana thin calves.
S2UOG3 80; spring lambs. S3 p d525
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
Our Sr4.5o Suits

are among our greatest money
saving bargains. These are
made of dark gray, hard-twisted
Worstcds, lined with the best
material. They are the biggest
bargains in the department.
Come and examine them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

flIINBt Rt3r-Iuue II.
WHEAT-No. l red, gOg9Ic; No. : red s9a
90.
CORN-No. , yellow ear. 5S059c: No. =
yellow -hclied, 5I0 % q: mixed ear 5Ga57c.
I,OATS-No. white, - sg.7I ic: No. > do :siLS
0,si14c; extra No. white, 551.5i e; mixed -
034 2c.
HAH-No. l timothy, sI2.75GI3OO: No. ,
timothy, Sl2., y; packing, Sg.2JTa5J: Ne.
feeding prairie, SO OOd IO5J; wagon hay, SIG "
CISCO
BCITER-E!gin creamery, 2ld22c: Ohio
fancy creamery, ia l9c; fancy country, roll
l3 30 lie; low grades and cooking, 5d1c.
CHEESE-OhiO mild, new. 1d7tgc: New
York, new. SGSlac; limb,.rger. fan make.
lUgllC; new, s. i.Wgc: Wisconsin Swiss I2G
BE: Ohio Swiss, IUGlIc
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio
in cases, l3' "a lie; . ulc more for candI,-d
FOULTRG-Large live chickens, - 100. per
pair; hv" chickens, small, 4Od:Or: spring
chickens, 4UdGDc to size: ducks Goa
65c per pair, aS To size: dressed chickens Iaa
BE per pound: dressed spring chickens. DC
turkeys, l2Gl5c per pound; ducks, I3GI3c per
pound
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CHRISTIANITY'S FATE.
It's Future at Stake IN Eastern
Turkey.
,RnEyIANs SUFFER HORRORS.

How Long VIII the Turkish Government
BE Allowed to sanction tine Murder Of
Innocent Chri-tiarr- Terrible suffering
uT Prisoners ia tn, Turkish Prisons
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Our $1,000 Suits.

We don't mean these are
S2J.O Suits marked down to
TEN DOLLARS, but we claim
them to be extra quality, style
and workmanship for $1,000
Suit.
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gerald aS bOndSm, II. I'm addition, he is
under bonds 10 the district court on
criminal charges in the sum of $50, ,OOC
with the same bOndSmen.
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New YORK, June l2-Barmett Fish
man, tn" lj-year-old son of Mendcl
FlShman. peddler, has been taken to
the G"uveneur hospital suffering from
hydroThO Two years ago when the
FishmauS left Russia. Barnett was bit
ten on the right hand by a dog.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14
CINCINNATI. Innn l

HOGS-Market active and steady AT S4u4R
40. receipts, I,sUJ head. shipments ~
head.
CATTLE-Marllct dun and easy at - y
3-JJ; receipts soO head; shipments. 5D head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Shccp. market dun
and lower at Il 5bG5 -. receipts 3IuJ head e
shipments 1.-J head. Lambs market dun
and weak at - 5isT5 -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-06-14

CHICAGO, June IA formal call has
been issued for a meelng of the execu-
tive board # the International Deem
Waterways association in this CITY.
Tuesday. the 10Th, TO make plans for
the International convention at CIeve-
land i'm SpurpIub her