The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-09-02
FIs0k aIE EIs CONDENSED
CAR BROKE LOOSE.
a, Nan Killed, and Two Seriously Injured
On . 0tssp Grade.

u,,es at great speed 1t plunged into a
ar loaded with prop timber Barney
Ssllio had both legs crushed and q
alp wound. He died a few hours lat
- George Julian had his skull frac-
mred. both legs broken and was in
|red internally; cannot recover. Nick
r,seo received q confusion OF the hip
and was internally injured; may re-
cover.
The following Pennsylvania pensions
nave been granted: Hiram Mosher,
Grand Valley; william r. Loughry,
lnSiana: Charles Clearkins, Johnson
hurg: Benjamin James. Allegheny;
thomas N. Clark, West Middlesex;
samuel S. Shuts, OIL City; Thomas
lohnson, Altoona; Jane Beading,
webster: Griffith Herrod, Hope: Oliver
shane, Hoboken; William Lloyd, New
castle; Samuel Claycomb. Altoona:
George Boyer. Etna; Lewis E. Dar-
~w. Cory; Charles c. Hackett. Derry
sation: William w. Foster, Parkers
landing; Albert G. Harper. Kaneville;
susan C. Larimer. Pittsburgh; John c.
Wlsegarver. Latrobe; Mary whitman.
JAMESTOWN; John Dillon, Pittsburgh:
Williams Allegheny; Susan Mills, New
rastle; Margaret Z. Blake. Martins
srs: Barbara Arentus, Johnstown;
Rosetta f. Taylor. Lincolnville; Will
lam II. Harvey, Tarentum; William A.
Jackson, Philipsburgh; Winfield s.
fletcher, Bedford; Robert H. Ayres.
Altoona; John d. Hoer. Pittsburg;
cbarles NJ. Roberts (dead), Homestead;
John H. Hill. Claysville; Sidney NJ.
Wiehl Zelienople: William Henry
freeman, Grampian: Della N. Ro-
s.r,s, Homestead: Mary Cummings,
yre, minors Of William s. NJ. Barron,
New Lexlngton: Adaline B. Darling,
last Springfield: Mary Hoffer. Madi-
pn; Katurah Orr. Putneyville; William
Hayes Crier. Columbia, Lancaster CO.;
Randall Kent. Pittsburgh; Andrew
Mcfarland, Everett, Bedford county;
Henry ]. Potter, Hughesville, Lycom-
hg county; William Leib, Disston,
lancaster county; William H. Mar
aall, Chieckies, Lancaster county;
Joseph Youn. Canoe Ridge, Indiana
county; David Jacobs. Carnegie; Sam
mel L. Pretz, Steelton, Dauphin county;
Abraham Irwin, Frugality, Cambria
county; Charles f. Rhinehart. Mech
,nicsburg, Cumberland county: Jere-
uiah Minick, Harrisburg: George FL
M, Altoona Aaron Winwige, Latrobe;
Bernard Graf (dead). Leetsdale. Allie
sheny county.
Rev Harry C. Hess, the boy evangel-
h against whom Miss Mollie Sloan, OF
Iohnstown, preferred charges recently,
uh he decided to give himself up
rhen he heard of the charges against
him, went to an alderman's office,
beaded not guilty and gave bail for
ourt. He is a local preacher Of the NJ.
church and a student Of Allegheny
olege, Meadville, where he will soon
Uaduate,
While Jos. Gulino, Bernard Stalio,
Ind Nicholas Fizio were descending
ayy grade on the Glenunion lumber
bad, they lost control of the car at
Gk Haven, and 1t ran away with
hem, colliding with a lumber train.
NJ we're hurt. Gulino had both legs
nken and was badly hurt about the
ead. One of the other men had his
broken, and the other his ribs bro
Louisa Kiser who had her left leg
ht of by a train on the Erie railroad
N Saturday night at Meadville, was
(arried Thursday to Charles T..
hatz the young man who was with
at the time of the accident. They
sre about to board the train for the
rpOse Of going to jamestown, N. Y,
have the nuptial knot tied, when the
rident occurred.
Two residents of Greenville had
ltrow escape from bleeding to death
few days ago. Mrs. Jas. Sholenbur-
D. Of Osgood, was Tightening the top
glass fruit jar, when 1t broke, cut
g her wrist In terrible manner. A
lie daughter Of George Hoffman. near
rolling mill, fell on a butcher knife,
shing her arm In terrible manner.
peach stone swallowed by Roscoe
lnselda, Of Collegeville, nearly chok-
" him to death. 1t slipped past his
ATE and lodged in his throat. All
prs to dislodge 1t proved fruitless,
al VI he was brought to the hospital
n The stone was pushed down his
=, sst and he Is now apparently all
peculiar accident befell Mrs. Archy
ID US of Orangeville, recently. She is
b owner of pea crow. which at
~ IS quite vicious. White passing
oush the yard the bird flew at her
struck her in the face with its
m making wound nearly an inch
public meeting of citizens was held
lan o,eensburg the other day and a
ler OF trade organized by the election
NJ Sloan as president. The OBJ
10 group all opportunities for
ner lug the location of manufactures
IrOl oe members were secured. The
'ership fee was fixed at S..
.o Buntley, laborer in the Car
TN sSel works at Pittsburg, had his
II wy amputated at the st. Francis
val; Inc man was cleaning a set
4, ssneels the other day, when they
u started. The wheels crushed the
ne pulp as far as the knee before
4 nachlnery could be stopped.
ii, Es Griiiin, a flagman. was in
uau Miled the other day at Juniata-
'om Is supposed he tripped on a
mo- lVg when train was backing
sung. He was ground to pie
w remains were brought here.
ns vas So years old and single.
lib W T. Duell and wife have sued
,vs Mefr Sons, druggists, Of Mars,
S.N damages. alleging that the |
ssn's negligently gave the wrone
,res1 ,ae ~. IN prescription filled by
~ A wi mrs. Duell, causing her suf-
and injury.
PN 70 Eschbach, aged 81. a well
farmer near Boyertown
a nd ~ himself In creek. sIx incha.
,.;aS '' ''her day. Ill health was the
d S.ssl boys we're crossing the
tracks at Altoona a freight
is'v i'e along and killed one OF the |
lel "year-old Nathaniel novr,r,