The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

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man. Of Johnstown, amputated the right b
I,g of Miss Lille Knepper, daughter of
Mr. Lemon Knepper, of Loyett. Miss Il
Euepper is fourteen years of age and has s.
suffered Tor long time from a diseased :
lnec joint and it Is believed that the am I
puJation will save her life. i
Wednesday morning of last week the I
I5-year-oId daughter Of Mrs. Mary Gill. a 4
widow woman living at Traugur, West t
murcland county, eloped with 4 Polander l
who i said TO have deserted his wife and
-everaI children. The mother of the girl I
Is hearly frantic with grief and efforts are
being made to trace the fugitiveS.
Forty five more miles of the Pittsburg |
and Eastern railroad were let on Friday
which extends il from Clearfeld
county a good ways into Indiana county.
Vice President Hicks, of the new road.
while in Indiana. said the road would be
completed 10 Salisbury before winter, and
possibly a good distance into WeStmore-
land county.
The usual general distribution of seeds
by the agricultural department will not
take place next year. An nOpinion was Civ
, en- by Attorney General Olney some time !
/ ago that a. the law provided for furnish
| ing rare" seeds for scientific purposes,
| Secretary Morton was not compelled to
| eNpeud the appropriation made in disJrib-
uting common seeds.
| The passenger employees of the p. r. r.
! have received new book of rules sup |
| plemeut to the regular rules. prohibiting |
the use of tobacco in any form while in !
| uniform, or about tie company's premises, |
also prohibiting the use Of liquor at any |
time, more especially previous 10 going on
duty. The violations of the new rules
means immediate dismissal.
"A law enacted at the recent session of
the legislature takes away from the bor-
Ough councils tn" power To appoint high
constable, and makes this an elective Of
fee by the people. At the next February
election the electors will vote for one per-
son to serve as constable in each ward of
the borough. and also one person to serve
a. high constable of the borough.
An interesting and exciting game of
base ball was played on the grounds in this
? place on Friday last between the HillSdale
= ! club of Allegheny, and the home club. AT
| the end of the ninth inning the score stood
, | To :: the tenth inning stood 10 to 10; the
= | eleventh inning neither team scored, while
at the end of the twelfth the score stood 10
TO II in favor Of the Hillsdale club.
" Miss Winifred L. George entertained a
Ie" oil hrr rlehus at her hulh'' corner u
Main ana craig streets, FRIDAY evening III
n hohoI ol h'I I'ehu' vi NI''Oi'" 'io" IL
" oil Eneh>thfs' VINO i nome on vacation
-- from st. Navier'S academy. Miss Pauline
RatuEah' o, summit JoIheu 'heh' ne
evening was wy p''r".l.S p,,o.l. ,ri'''s pa,s'
= music an" "A'''i''s
ie Tie Charlotte iron furnace at Scott
dale, after an IdIeneSS oil hNe years wa
HIed up on Wednesday evening at c'or n
al Iorrenc" oVerhoit' president oil the Ma
y tiunal Pipe and Foundry To- appIled th'
It torch. The resumption of work at thu
plant was hailed with great JOY III ina
er community ana thf HIInN up oi '"' I''
= mace was Witnessed "S iU'''' D'' :,
III -Ih' lawyers VINO u'le'u'u '"'i''> =
Carpenter. convicted al MlI''h'"""
er murueilhI h'S Id'hti' nav "''" d" 81 w
-e. the estate lof "Hl'H tue HI i"i"'i " a. In
IN mIlted- IheN h''i 'ha' N''I p'"''i ''''''
Ijed from MS -aIh'I' "S''' ''S IN,
NJ. OF ii To lh'u CAV" 'i.''n ','e pi"f :
tn Judge Lyons ue''"'u 'NAl '''' ii',' -,
he inherited. ana h"" the "p' '''i'
III '-'S Wv -. -.
..n some OF our cohltm aries nav oe'
do cLa' ming nom IN " -, ,,,,
t.y. ''9~'N- -' =,
lE- years ! 'h' "'"eS' p'i So" -
.,- y. Nc nun n -,
- lhat Il IduH hailcu M '"''i'' VI :
hanna township, - living I"eie = -
years MT. hafAeI say - ~
Baum j. me o.ueS' p'is"ii IL
county -h''
On the 4th oil JHlS I'''i' NJ
FRANK uu"iel 'i - ~, -. me-
'o''''s " - -, - foil ,.I.,
- wheat .''u' an - .,,....,g oh,
H'Ih' l''n' 81 - tt,,.,bjId was II,
Ii'' '.I'. a b.. ,.r,ar The child ma
"'>-" - VI -. rro,,, beinn ,.ur
'i'h NH "' -,,st,fr.,i :,
""' P''''7 -, t;,,-,r. If one hand.
l"" I"'S u" .,,-t,,,, y
a IIe'= III u an - ~
'ns- ll'f, b"uhu west Wa " -, =
pera Tuesday nlHhI mean l, no,
ven cause ol Llt d'o,"'''' ,,a,,.,f =,
ally learned. me -, o,a
ductor ILngaOdush. e. - M
will e'r' ana la'l 'SN -" T.I, ,,os l,iIl
.rtb- ter who resides III Ii''>""i- ~.
lag and the engine anu ','' -" .. -.
fror, wrecked. II TequlIeu aOO"' nv
clear the tracks
COL Mr.. Joseph Honk' Of haS'lhES'
Monday drove up to Eheh>ouIN
- hitchcd his horse TO post a' INC -
~ AZ House while ne aLie""'u W.
J. a. ab,ur the town. The flies were Oau