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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-09-27
Ebensburx. Pa. sept. 20. 1895.
p. Dn1INIsrRAroR,S NOTICE

a DMIN Is IkATUh~ NUIIOE-
N Estate OF Philip Noel, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of Phil
ip Noel, ceased. late OF Munster township,
cambria county, Pennsylvania. having been
granted me. all parties indebted to said estate
are hereby notiried to make payment to me with
out delay and those having claims against the
same will present tn em duly authenticated Tor
settlement
LOCK Box 2i2. V. H. NOEL,
Altoona Pa, Sept. 9, lse5.X
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L'XECU1oR ; NOTICE
II a Il

I,XECU1OR : NOTICE.
Ia Estate OF Christian Walters, deceased
Letters testamentory on the estate OF Christian
Walters deceased, late OF White township, Gam
bria county. Pa having been g-auiei to me. all
persons Indebted TO said estate are hereby noti-
ned 10 make payment TO me without delay. and
those oavIng claims against said eslate will pre-
sent them duly authenticated fsr settlement
MARGARET WALTERS.
,lnalport Pa. Sept. Il. lsq5.
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unIrnR,S NOTICE

a UDIrOR'S NOTICE
n The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Orphans' Court OF Cambria county to iDvestt-
gate the facts in relation TO the petition of NJ :
chaei Kearney Administrator C. I a OF the estate
Of John Kearney, decease for an order to sell
real estate Tor the ayment of debts, ETC.. and To
report upon the eNpediency OF granting an order
OF sale and alAe the amount to be raised by such
sale. hereby gives notice that he will sit at his
office in the borough OF Ebensburg on TUES
DAY, OCTOBER -. 1895, at 10 o'clock. A NJ
for the Tor the purpose OF attending to the duties
o said appointment at which time and place all
persons interested may attend II they see proper
ALVIN EVANS,
Ebensburg Pa Sept -, 1885 Auditor.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed, having been appointed Auditor to distrib1te
the fund n the hands of W. A. b. Little. rrus-
tee to Sc II the real estate of Abraham TrOxell,
deceased. as shown by his first and fipal account
those legally entitled thereto. will sit at the
District Attorneys Office. in Court House. Eb-
ensburs WEDN tcSDAN. OCT. 9TH, 1895. at
10 . 'clccK A NJ, when and where those Interest
ed may attend or be forever debarred from com
ing in said fund.
H II. MYERS.
Ebensburx Pa, sept 20. 1895. Auditor.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Estate OF Michael Harkey. deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate Of Michael
Hark ey. late OF the township of CieRrneld. coun
ty of Cambria, deceased. having been granted to
me, notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted
seid estate to make immediate payment. and
those having claims inst the me viii present
them properly authentica; ed tor settlement.
DENNIS CAWLEY.
Clearfeld Twp. Aug. 30, 1ss5-N Executor.
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Il OST between James Kirk's .arm and Ebens-
i burg on the old plank road. gum blank
The Under can leave IL at the FREEMsN office.
p27 GEO. w. SCHERRY.
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e Acres andIOo PerCheS

This tract of land lays two miles east OF tn e
growing town of Patton and close to the road
reading from Eckeurode's Mill to Patton. Good
spring water, land is nearly all cleared and in
coed styte OF cultivation. and under fence. Good
orchard and q story house Land is underiaid
with coal.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid delivery of the deed and the
balance in two equal annual payments with in
teTest secured upon the premises by bond and
mortgage of purchaser.
PETER RISBAN.
Administrator of Mary J. Risban, late OF Wash
ington township. decei ed.
Lilly Pa. Sept. ~. 1898
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1 DMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE

a DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE
N Letters of administration in the estate Of
Miles Ivory late at Ciearfeld township. Cam
bria county. deceased having been granted TO
me- all persons indebted to said estate will make
immed late payment. and those having claims
against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement
LUKE BEHE,-
Administrator Of Miles Ivory, deceased.
81, Augustine. Pa, Sept 6. lss5-
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE !!

DY virtue of an alias order ssued out of the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county.
directed. will expose to public sale at tn e
stOrerOom of J. " Sharbaugh, in the borough
OF CarrOlltOWn,
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INXECIrrORrS NOTICE.
IL Estate OF Michael nanovan. deceased.
Letters testameniary On the estate si Michael
Dauovan. late OF the borough Of EheusourK. de-
ceased. having teea granted 20 me. notice Is
hereby given 20 all persons indebted 70 said e.
tate 20 make immediate payment. and those
having claims against q same will present the
same properly authesticafed :or settlement
MICHAtI. r. FARkEN.
Executor OF Michael Donovan. deceased
Ebensburg. Pa. August 3, isss-
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A AllAIINISrRATOR-S NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad-
minlsIratsoz On the estate cf Michael J NAxle.
late Of Dean township. t,amtrta county. deceased.
have hcen granted % the undersigned. All Ec--
suns indebted % said estate ~tll please make In
mediate payment. aud those having claims %
demands against the same viii present them
properly authenticated Tor settlement
IACUB MOUSE.
Administrafor Of The estate Of Michael Magic
deceased
Bolivar. Westmoreland Co. Pa, sept i. lsse
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1895.

at one O'Clock. p. NJ at the house on said prem
ises all that certain tract of land situate in Clear
field township. Cambria county, Pa bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at post;
thence 10y land OF Henry Eckenrode north Il de-
grecs "a est 100 Perches to pointers; thence 10y
land of RosaIia LitZInger north 81 degrees east 81
perches to a corner near a rock; thence by land
formerly of the estate OF Peter Rtsbau. deceased
south IL degrees east 9e perches to a post, and
thence by land of John Karlheim south So de-
grees west SIS perches TO the place OF beginning
containing
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Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

DY virtue of an order issuing out of the Or
ID phans' Court of Cambria county, the under
signed A administrator of Mary ! Risban, de-
ceased. will expose TO pubic sale on
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Miscellaneous Notices.

GOOD lot Copper Kettles $50 to 40 gallons
~ and Apple Pealers just received at
sep6 Il q. HUNTJEY'S.
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TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent OF the purchase money to be paid
in hand at the time OF sale; the balance OF one
third at the confirmation of sale; one-third in six
months. and third in twelve months IRON
confirmation OF sale. Deferred payments bear in
terest and 10 be secured 10y the Judgment bond
OF the purchaser.
&. A. .SHARABAUGH.
Sept. 6, 1925. Assignee of ]. w. Sharbaugh.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
MRS. HOLMES STORY.

MytrOuble commenced, p" she said, when
a letter came to our house for him 1t was
poStmarked Philadelphia. and being in q
feminine handwriting | opened il. My
worst fears were realized II was from 4
young woman who wanted him To meet her
at the depot in this city
Il gave him the letter He was awful
angry because l had opened il and made
threats toward me Then my husband
went To the depot, met the woman and rs
corted her to a hotel where they remained
a week When he finally returned 10 me-
lie said he had lost all love for me. L viii
give You $500 lie said, IL you will allow
me to get q divorce from you
''Of course l declined to entertain such
a proposition aud he left me The reason
he now seeks to get possession OF my
baby is TO force me 10 aCquiesCe and allo "
him to get the divorce This l viii do now
In fact, would do anything rather than
part with my child He cannot say any
thing truthful abaut my character.
The whole trouble is the other woman.
John wants to get me out Of the way so he
can marry her. "
In conclusion the fearful and pallid little
woman said she was poor and had not a
But if allowed to retain her little charge,
she would struggle 10 support it.
An effort was made to find the husband
and father last night and get his side of the
story, but he could not be found. Some in
teresting developments may be expected in
court this morning.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
CHINESE NOT TO BE TRUSTED.
Miss Bona field, Missionary, Says
They Must FIRST BE Converted.

Miss Bona field, Missionary, Says
They Must First BE Converted.
Miss Julia Bonafield, a missionary in
China, lectured to a large audience last
evening on Missionary work in foreign
fields" at Waugh Church, corner OF A aud
Third streets northeast.
Miss Bonafield was for more than Fix
years missionary TO the Foocaow province,
in Southern China, and spoke Chiefly Of
the habits, customs, and manners of the
Chinese race, but more especially Of the
poorer class, with w2om the missionaries
come in contact
As a rule Miss Bonafield said, there was
not much trust or confidence To be placed
in the Chinese, unless they were converted
through and through. This having been
done they were most trustworthy and
faithful
In cou-lusiou Miss BonafieId begged
that her hearers would bear in mind that
the people in the heathen lands are indeed
poor, for they are without the wealth otthe
knowledge OF Christ 1t is our duty to
send them this wealth to be distributed
by our missionaries and fill their souls with
the love and fear of God.
Mrs NJ Stephens, secretary of the Balti-
more branch OF the W F NJ. S., spoke Of
the work in general that the society was
doing in foreign count ries, and concluded
with an earnest appeal for contributions
10 support the missionaries in heather
lands.
Rev. E o. Eidridge, pastor of the church.
then made a few happy remarks about
Methodist meetings G--s collections, after
which he askoeC- four young ladies TO col
lect the contributions.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
O'FERRALL Is In NO HURRY
Taking Plenty Of Time to Act in
Alexandria County Gases,
None of the Board of Trade Committee
Appointed to Confer with Him
Has Heard From Him.

COmmunicat ton between the Virginia
Exexcutive Mansion and the Washington
Board OF Trade appea rs TO have beeucuL
More than a mouth ago the committee
OF the Board of Trade. appointed TO secure
the active co operation OF Gov. O'Ferrau
in the war on the gamblers in Alexandria
county, received a letter from his excel
lency in which he said that his attorney
general was at that time engaged, and
left the impression that as soou as he was
disengaged lie would proceed against the
gamblers
Later on it was learned tina the governor
had left the capital, being Interested in
a newspaper libel suit, but was expected
10 return shortly 10 Richmond,
In frequent interviews with members
or the Board of Trade committee they all
expressed their entire confidence in the
zeal and good intentions Of the governor
and said that he would undoubtedly act
when he received the evidence of witnesses
secured by the committee.
Most OF the special coRImittee who Wis
tied the governor have now left the city
for their summer vacation and nothing has
been done. The committee acted in good
faith and promptly. They gathered and
had reduced TO the form of affidavits mas
Oftesumony and sent ii by special mes
senger TO the governor.
No one yesterday knew what had be-
come of the evidence or whether the attor
ney general is yet disengaged.
Sheriff Palner, however, in a recent talk
with The Times was asked if he had re-
ceived any instructions from Gov OFerrall.
He said that he had inaugurated his raids
on his own responsibility.
Mr. Gurley, assistant secretary OF the
board OF trade, had no Information as to
whether the governor had communicated
with Mr. ], B. Wight, the secretary of
the board, who had been conducting the
correspondence with Virginia's executive
Mr, Wight is now abseut on vacation, but
is expected to return shortly.
a prominent mem Der OF the board was
asked what he had to say on the question,
but he declined to be quoted; so that the only
person who knows anything about it does
not live in Washington.
The other interesting fact in this con-
nectiou is that when two of the gamblers
were to beindiCted at Alexandria few days
ago, with all the proof needed at command.
the commonwealth attorney was absent
He may however, be disengaged some other
day
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Entries Mt Sarntnsa.

Saratoga Race Track, Aug. 6.-Follow-
ing are the entries for tomorrow races:
First race-Five furlongs; selling: Merry
Monarch, Prig Runaway, Bel Demonce, 112
each; Maretti, Ill; Walter, Cherrystone,
1O9 each; Manchester, 1O5; Silk Gown, 103.
Second race-Four and a half furlongs
Amazement, Perfidy, CadenZa, Predica-
ment, Miss Celestina, Sweet Feverdale, La
Callienne, 115 each.
Third race-One mile handicap: w. B.,
1873; Stonemason, 1875; Maurice 1873; Lord
Nelson, 119; Nicolini, 110.
Fourthrace-Fivefurlon MerryP Prnce,
Ill; Ramiro, Penury, Fred Barr, 90 each;
Granger, formerly Bonsoir, Bernadine, Coda,
50 each.
Fifth ace-steeplechase; short course:
New England, 1872; My Luck, Young Orion,
160 each; Caracas, 159; Trillion, 150; Red
Pat, 147; Bucephalus, 14S: May Blossom,
145; Beverwyck, formerly Trophy gelding,
1877.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Entries AT brighton.

First Race-One mile. Fusileer. 1I6;
Gov. Sheehan. Pay or Play. George Dixon,
10 each; Harry Alonzo. I09; sun Up,
los, Jack the Jew. 105; Jilt, 104; True
Penny. Man grove, IO2 each; Golden Gate,
80: Watchman. 96: Clarence, go.
Second Race-Fiye-eig ghths Of mile:
Lorrania II. IO3; Bessie Browning. lO1;
Shakespeare III, 103, Imperial, 9s; Per
seus, Volley, 81 each; Little Dorritt, 90;
The Kite, 90.
Third RaCe-ThTee-quarterS of mile,
handicap. Capt 7, 112; The Coon. les;
The swain. 100; Mabel Glenn. 1ot; sun
Up. IO2: King Gold. 101: Lady Richmond,
100: Hermanita, 9S; AIstral. SO.
Fourth RaCe-One-half mile. maidens:
Benamela. Paimerston, Forum, Bonaparte,
Silver II, III each; La Petite, Article,
EIizabellc Royal Gun. EXilona- Cutalnng,
Henrade. MaSCima. Venetia II, fOS each.
Fifth Race-Handicap one and one-elghth
miles: Our Jack. III; Charade. les; san
tiago, iO7; Little Tom, 93; Augusta
Belle, So.
Sixth Race-One mile: LOantaka, King
let. Gov. Sheehan, Speculation, Hammie'
Ameer. Augusta Belle, 10 each: CoCkade'
Sir John. Souvenir. IO7 each; Roundelay,
sea Bird. Lightfoot, Lady Adams, 1U5
each
The morning times., 1895-08-07
NEW CATHOLIC COLLEGE.
w i'll Bean \ Affiliation of he Universit,
and Located Here.


and Located Here.
Rev Father Corby. - PROVINCIAL of the
Order of the Holy Cross, and Rev. J. a.
Zalun, president Of the Notre Dame
Zalun, president of the Notre Dame Uni
versity, at South Bend, Ind, are at pres
ent visiting the Catholic University for
the purpose of selecting a site for an af-
filiated post 9 raduate cOuege
This VIII be conducted by the Fathers of
the Holy Gross, and in October twenty
students viii be located here to study the
higher branches of philosophy at Nc
Mahon Hall.
This is considered most important move
in the direction of centralizing Catholic
education at the University.
There are now four affiliated colleges-St
Thomas Aquinas, under the direction OF
the Paulist Fathers; the Marist House
of Studies, the st. Paul Diocesan Semi
nary, and the Fathers of St Sulpice.
This branch of the NOtre Dame Univer-
sity is one of great interest to the many
friends of that institution in this part OF
the country.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Eleven Months Old John Holmes,
Jr., Locked Up on Suspicion.
HIS MOTHERS SAD STORY
The Husband and Father Says She Is
Not n Fit Person to Care for the
Child-The Wife Declares She Has
Been Deserted and Deceived-she
Remained With the Little One.


The youngest prisoner ever locked up in q
Washington police station was behind tn,
bars in witnesszroeni at No l last night
The station house blotter showed the
following entry
John c. Holmes jr.. white; age clever
months; born in the United States; occu
patton, none; single; read and write? No
Charge, suspicion. Complainant and of
ficer, Samuel c. Wilson, Humane Societ,
policeman"
The little prisoner was brought to the
station last night in the arms Of his mother
She is sad-faccd little woman. a native OF
Ireland, about twenty-five years of age
Her face bore traces OF suffering andsorrow
The complainant was John c. Holmes,
sr., father Of the infant
CHARGE OF THE HUSBAND.
His complaint was that the mother was
not proper person to have control of the
baby. That she is living at No. 9I3 Il
street northwest, and has no means OF
providing for herself and the little one.
The innocent babe, which VIII appear
in the police court o4iay as the cause of
contention between husband and Wife,
is puny little thing and as one OF the
policemen expressed it last night, does
not look rs though it is long for this
world
The story surrounding the arrest last
night OF Raby Holmes is au interesting and
pathetic one, and the mother related 1t
last night through the bars IN witness
room upstairs III the police station. Mrs
Holples was not arrested nor was she
compelled 10 be locked up for the night,
but she said pataeticalIy:
Il viii stay with my little one, even if
ii is in a dungeon. God knows / would
rather Gle taan part from my little darling
He is part of my lonely life now and l
cannot give him up
Mrs Lewis, the kind-aearted police ma
tron, sympa thiZed with the mother, as
also did the officers who witnessed the
touching scene. TIE matron made the
witness-room comfortable for mother aud
child, and saw TO ii that they did not
want for anything during the night
Mrs Holmes said her husband is a
waiter by occupation. She first met him
at the Shoreham Hotel, where she was IN
chargeofthe pantry. There was a courtship,
marriage, and then little John came into
the world. The baby should have sOIace,i
their married life, but instead, since its
birth, She says the husband has not been
as true and kind TO her as he should have
The morning times., 1895-08-07

very anxious to have go VITA Midget
Glenn, and Will meet Tony Stannard at The
Times office to-day at II O'c-uCk 10 per
feet arrangements fora match
II was said, owing To the long time
that II took Tor kaedy 10 appear, that he
was afraid 10 come out. There was no
truth III tins. aud 1t was only given credence
by his enemies He is a game, Stubborn
man aud would have fought until he
could not stand If the fight mad not ter
minated so suddenly
Jimmy Brown, the man who issued the
challenge, which was taken up by Walker
was al one time seaman. He is a clever
man, as De demonstrated Wien he met
Peckham at Alexandria last week.
Jack DAILY was III the audience. He Of
fered 10 take nPeckham at 3S pounds. but
the Alexandria boy refused to meet aIm.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Poisoned by Ice Cream

New York, Aug 6.-About 90 people
living in Park Ridge and Pearl River,
Bergen county, N J.. were poisoned by
eating ice cream at a picnic on Saturday
night in Serves Park, Pearl River The
sick people were attended by DR.. Neer, of
Park Ridge, aud several physicians from
New York, the latter having been tele
graphed for. Thus far there have been 10
deaths, but some of the sufferers are in
critical condition. n dozen or more were
pronounced out OF danger this morning
The morning times., 1895-08-07
COMPLIMENTS NEWSPAPERS

Prof. FanciulIt viii Play Musical
Compositions Dedicated to Them.
Prof Fanciulli proposes to give a news
paper concert on Saturday week. The
Marine Band will play all the marches dedi-
Gated to Washington newspapers.
Besides these he will ask each ne wspa per
to select two numbers, one to be heavy
and the other a light composition or two
light pieces.
The concert is to be given in honor of
the musical critics of the new spapers.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Vain QuestiOninrs,

Maid Of Boston, are you quite
AS clever as you make believe?
A re you really always bright,
Or do you practice To deceive?
DO you glasses wear because
Deep research has hurt your eyes?
Do you make your lovers pause
With your ways so cold and wise?
Are the comic papers true,
Or do they make a foolish Jest
when they say that they are blue
Or do you think black silk ones best?
You may say ought To tell
Why / care TO question So
And il you do. III answer: "Wen,
j ask because ] want to know"
Truth
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Iowa Democrats Assemblipp

Marshalltown, Ia, Aug. 6.-The State
Democratic convention tomorrow promises
TO be one of the largest and most spirited
ever held in Iowa. Both the sound money
and the free silver men are caucused this
afternoon. Judge W. /. Babb, of Mount
Pleasant, is the most prominently men
toned candidate for governor.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
ORDERS THEM BEHEADED
The Emperor Of China Calls for the
Murderers of Missionaries.
Military Escort Provided for the Britt
ish Consul Making the Investiga-
tion-Stcwnrts Veil known.
By United Press J

London, Aug a.-Intclltgence was re
ccivcd here this afternoon from China
stating that the Emperor and the govern
tnent had agreed 10 the demands made by
Lord Salisbury, through Mr.. O'Connor
the British minister at Peking, and that
an imperial proclamation had been issued
ordering the capital punishment of the
murdcrers
A military escort has also been ordered
to protect the British consul at Kucheng
during his inquiry into the outrages.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Selections.

First race-Tanglefoot, Jimmy LambIy
PaymaSter-
second raee-Lady watson, Cadiz, Hys-
terra
Third race-Oak Lawn, Hippona, Jacl
DeunISOn.
Fourth race-Dr. Faust, RedowaC, To-
lOSa
Fifth race-ManoIa. Marie Lowell. Jewel
sixth race-Savant, Western star, Le-
DOTpiIo
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Echoes of the Eight .

Billy Nally and Arthur Walker became
engaged in a heated discussion that came
near ending in blows. Naly wanted to
fight then and there, but was restrained,
and will possibly make arrangements with
the Australian in the near future.
Joe Bateman who was at the fight, is
The morning times., 1895-08-07
JUST WAIT UNTIL NEXT SUNDAY.

Editor Times: Your Sunday paper
of yesterday was the brightest, clean
est, best illustrated, newsiest and
most thoroughly interesting Sunday
newspaper ever published at the Ma
tional Capital.
FERGUS a. REDMOND.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
ToIdtIle Truth.

"Ah. old man! What are you doing these
days?"
"A street car company" rejoined the
corporation lawyer, absently.-Detroit Trib-
CEe.
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Cadillac Hotel Sold

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 6.-The Cadillac
Hotel, one of the largest hotels in the
West, has been sold by Van Est Graves
the proprietors, 70 swart Brothers, Of
-
The morning times., 1895-08-07

Beechams pills for consti-
patton Io& and 25'. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
The morning times., 1895-08-07

Something That Few Others Can Do.
Tsggs-Do you understand French.
Waggs-I do when ] speak it.-Somer-
vile Journal
The morning times., 1895-08-07
Lord Roberts La Farorlte-

OF military men in England the photo
graph OF Lerd Roberts is the most in de-
mand.-LOndOn News.