The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-08-16


Monday and in default of 81 500 bail was
committed TO jail for hearing on August J
IL. /
Mrs. Joseph Mobley died at her home
in this place on Saturday, August 10, aged
- years. Mrs. Mobley is survived by her
husband, one son. Edward of this place,
and three daughters, Mrs. May Raub, of
IOhnStOwn. and Misses Bessie and Carrie |
at home. The funeral took place on Mon
day, the remains being Inferred in Lloyd'S
cemetery.
P. McMaLuS. contractor for the build
il of the Pittsburg railroad at Mehaffey,
has twelve deputies on his works guard
ing against u threatened outbreak of Huns
aud lkeS who have intimated desire to
quit work on the 22nd and compel all other
hands To quit also. The deputies are arm
ed 20 the teeth and serious trouble is ap-
pretended if an outbreak occurs.
On Thursday burglars gained an en-
| trance to the station and ware-room at |
| Bradley junction and stole u quantity of |
| 81 ain and provisions, besides going through |
| some trunks and Satchels belonging to the |
passengers, and appropriating what
| they thought would be of use To them. A
| team must have been used in taking away
the grain, etc, but there is no clue.
1t is stated that fire brick company,
of which Mr.. Wainwright, of PittSourg,
is member, has been formed to manufac-
ture Superiine fire brick in Morrellville,
| whef,. factory will be built at once. 4
plot of ground has been purchased from
John Thomas, of Morrelville at the old
soap factory site, near the COoperdale
bridge. The new company will employ
sixty or seventy five men.
An inventive genius of this place has
turned his talents To account and expects
TO realize handsomely on his invention.
| He has produced wat he calls 'bloomer
spout" lie will Ut show or divulge the
: theory or secret of the invention until the
patent i secured. but says il will prove u
q | great convenience at times and save the
II wearer of boomers much trouble and an
nOyance when away from home.
=, A severe storm accompanied by con-
n siderable hail passed over portion % In
diana county on Saturday afternoon, do
- ing much damage To trees aud growing
: | crops The corn was leveIed and the hal
injured the buck heat Daring the pre-
valence of the Storm the cupaIo of The
Pre>by yterian church at Mechanicsburl
: was struck 10y lightning and the front
portion of il completely demolished.
William Radeubaugh, a Clearhel'
>" county Iumberman. bought two RATS ant
ran them to Lock Haven last spring. Tn
Il price that was being paid for timber dow
," shere did not suit him - he contracted I
have his RATS sawed up. When tins Wa
Is done he pay ed the freight on the lumbe
- back To CIearlield town. where he sold
at "a gain of g more per thousand than
N. he had sold il IN the raft at Lock Haven.
nd One night last week the dwelling hou>
oI of Lawrence McCiee, of East Mahonin
township. Indiana county, was enllre
on q deStroy ed by fire. Assistance was at u
,ne scene promptly, but the 1ameS had game
eet such headway that il was found TO be IN
possible to control them. The lire WI
the caused by i defective fue. All OF Il
yu. household furniture was saved, The 10
4 StnO upon which there was an insurance
500.
+ of i W. Thompson. of Cherry townShi
has Butler county, saving old bachelor az
,er- -. who kept plenty of money Sectret
ptrl about the house, met with Il loss Ii
week In the evening two masked III
IN entered the house, covered him anu
., niece. who lives with him, with reNOlNe
"A and one of the men ranSacked the prem
-, es. In u tIunK he got 500 and secuiltl
some of the cash was gold coin "hlch
frugal owner had kept in his trunk Tor
wears.
- Uncle Sam is pretty liberal in the m
ia ter of ppI.sions TO old soldiers ana heu
the money about with many SaIegua'
The law forbids any person from oarsa
nent ing. selling or promising his quartz
,Iihg Dension to any dealer or other person
-irc- fore il has become due and been paid
1 1Tn
ed by law to accept the same in any man
Kit of security for credit or otherwise.
city fine is fixed at 81 600 tor any violation
uund act and is equally upon pensioner
, Ieel dealer.
aIer' Mrs. Polly Butler, wife OF VIII
er OF RutIer. died at her home in Nilmor
wen "Wednesday. n the s3rd year oil her
heart Mrs. Butler is survived by one ;
n the Abram-of Pittsburg, who is passe
ne on engineer between Altoona and fitIS
on The Pennsylvania railroad. and
4. days d.uobters viz: Mrs. Kate Allison
cars Homewood. Pittsburg; Mrs. Eliza
.anch. prirgIe whose husband-Daniel Prn
iualIy was killed in the Altoona wards
once months ago: Mrs. Mary Gardner ana
Susan Grant, of Altoona.
nvfcts Mr.. Levi NJ. Points, of Ebensour
not was united in marriage To M'>S na 10
re- are HoIstuger, of Roaring Springs on L
:. bar day. August :. 1895. Rey. w. L. Spa
v pro- oficiating Mr.. Points is the aeen
telegraph operator for the Penhsy !
yo-ro,, r,iIroad at EbensbuIg and Is a MS
OPS of follow. His bride is one OF the red'
-, no ,,irIs Of our town. After enjoying
III Iyaddfng tour they will at once go To
Tor 500, keeping III hoehso, a., Cor n
concentrations and predict Tor u
han,v and prosperous future.-d
rlphia, 'rrih,,,,e
several Mrs. Matilda Elwanger, VIE oil
Lloyd EI,vanger. died at her home IN AshN
ed the Thursday morning. August olh, !
church the ash year of her age. Mrs' E''
ng. a,,s a daughter of George >. anu
o,,,,- Myers. OF GalliIZin township ho 1"
-, 81 Ii,tng She is also survived oy h'
a... 90 hand and four children, the YonhE'
-, iu,, n months old. and by hVe OF
.,,,, last Jobp A.. of Patton; ID. GailItzin'
- viIIa. James. of Altoona; JOSEF
,TIor,.s of GalIitzin townships
iughtrr, .is,er Mrs. Thomas j. stephens,
f AItoo- -, Uer remains were Inferred
nd Mrs. ,fua nm saturday morning
thursday ON Thursday. Christ King ol q
pie were township. borrowed Elias MundaS
, are the I'D hupgv to drive TO EbenSburg-
Lara ne stopped at Dufton'S h'
PapubIi- .tor. leaving the horse ana ousss