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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 18, 1895 · page 7

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sangar Train-
anam Pa, June 18.--A terri-
ble accident was avuted by the presencs
of minded an in the employed
the Central or New Jersey at

thisplaee. a heavily loadedcoalcarbroks'

loose troln its iastenings at thol‘rankiin
mine and dashed down the mountain.
Whén it reached the main track of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey, it had
attained a speed of a mile a minute.

A pamenger train from Scranton was
about due, and word was sent ahead to
clear the track. The operator at the Jersey
Central office realized that a collision was
inevitable, and he onlerod a switching
engine to berenouton themaintrack.
The runaway car was met and halted, but
the engine was completely demolished.
The weight of the car' was is tons.

PIERCE FOREST FIRES.

Hundreds of Ion Working to Save a Penn-
. sylva'nta Town.

Bushman, Pa. ., June is ——A terrible
forest lire is raging in the Kinsua valley.
A telephone message from Mount Jev’vett
stated that a special train bad just left
that place for Kushequa with more than
100 men and all the hose. that the town
could spare. About 400 men are throwing
up embankments and making every effort
to save the town

The lire is adVaneing toward the vil-
lage, andnothing, it seems, can bedone
to stop its progress. Gaflney’s chemical

inthe direct course of the

llamas, and its destruction is almost inev ‘

itabls. Greatqnantitiesotbark, legsand
standing timber and lumber havehesn
consumad. Th's ilroisrepertedtobeths
worstthathasthrcatened the town.

CAPITOL BUILDING BURNED

‘l‘hs case-inn or Matias at use. us-
strcpsd by I‘tra.‘
lessor, June is. —-'l'he chamber or dep-
uties was destroyed by fire Flames'beoke
ententheroof, the tire being causedby
a plumber who had been at work there.
The man left hiawork ios same timcand
neflcoted to extin his braslcr before
going. D23?“ is absence the brasier,
pro-um was matured, and the
line broke out.
were under control bolero
able to spread to the chamber
buttlls chamber or deputies and
distruysdJ’oor

was injured during the

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TELEGRABHIC BRIEFS.

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murdmstsdsttlumsrei
Booth .
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I ”Elva; city a operated by
- , an was
dun oi lit-ankellbnsh b Berland. The
structure covered nearly the entire square
ng from South Peter-street toSouth
. Levee street. its compress compare
. moot opens on Terpsichorc street, and
there are always a dozen ermorelncn
around the huge compresswhen itisat
work. anidhio boilermroom is ineaa‘i’sh: com
press, twss ngto ta proxo
imity that so many fatalities resulted.
At thetimeoi the explosion theboilers
were beingtcstsd byW. J. Hammoudoi
Kosciusko, Miss" representing the firm oi
Kelly. Blank lb
One of the boilers suddenly expidded

without warning, and in an instant there 1
was a volume of hot water ejected on all

sides. The walls around the boiler caved
in, and those men who had moaned the

It sparkles with life, is unequalled

In wholesomeness and flavor, be- I
cause it is limit: from the choicest
. roots and herbs.

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‘This In The FLOUR

hot water, it is believed, were burledin

'the ruins.

ccived the full stream of boiling water in
I the face. He was horribly b and
when picked up a few minutes he
was found to be dead. ‘
I Workmen began at once delving into
the ruins, as it was known that there
were at East half a dozen people, mostly
I laborers, buried beneath them.
No bodies, however, were found under
. the debris. Clement eurese, manager at
the press, was the on y person killed. The
following is a revised list of the wounded.
. Albert S. Fraukenburg, cotton weigher,
scolded, believed fatal.

Preston Keahey, shipping clerk, scolded;
will not recover.

Henry Schneider, shipping clerk, severe-
lyscalded.

- George Hyned, back injured.

John Schultz, arm hurt.

John Sehorneyer, hurt about the head.

Willie Ellis, hurt in the back.

George Linn, arm and head.

John Linn, eye and head. ‘\

Henry Homer, laborer, badly scaldeill

M. B. Turner. about the legs.

8. Johnson, engineer, badly scolded.

Laura Jones, in head and shoulders.

Mr. K. Frankenhush was near Mr.
-Penroseandwasatruekbythebricksand
water. .

Mr. Peril-nae was a prominent citizen.
He was ll part owner 0! the compress and
was a member of the school board. The
I walls or the cottonyardweretcrn topieees

to: nearly a squhre. : -

I 'l‘wo Killed and lavas-at Inland.

Africa, Ind, June iii—As a result at
a boiler explosion hereWiliiam Smith was
instantly killed, Frank otcrson died
within 50 minutes, and nerd Stam-
baugh was horribly welded and will h'nrd-
iy recover J. W. Hamar, Alex Hamnr,
Henry Stumar and a younger son of J. 11
Banner were all more or less scolded and
otherwise injured.

Cont rs were at work digging a
well within a short distance of Peterson’s
house, and a number of persons had gath-
ered to watch the work as it progressed.
The engine which was being used to drive
the drill was an old one, and is supposed
to have become dry when an explosion oc-
curred. Thc scene 4 the accident presents
; a frightful appearance. The boiler was

blown 800 last into a neighboring field.

Arranged Ills 0w- Funeral.

Council, It. 1., J one lS.--The funcralol
Cyrus Holden, a wealthy resident o! Are-
tic Hill, was one of the most remarkable
ever held in this state. Holden wrote a
programme for his own funeral, which in-
cluded the reading of an extract from
Pope 's “Essay on Man," a recitalof one oi
Holden’s original poems, and popularmu-
sicai seiectient to be played at the house

and at the grav a band. Thepro-
gramme was out. “

'la the Olympia Top usury?

Bar Fmrclsoo, June 18. --'l'he naval
reserve has Just returned from its annual
cruise on the finited States ship Olympia,
and an evening paper says the oitiml ma-
} rinea discovered that tho Olympia is top

heavy, and that both her oilicers and‘lnen

areairaidoi her. Shoisaaidtohaveho

harsdinanalarmingmenner onhertrip

teSantsCrus oven inthscomparativsly
I smooth summer sea.

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masons, Pa, Jul: 18. --Joseph

Wea‘tgate, an iron worker, 49 years old, '

shot and killed his mother-in-iaw, Mrs.
Christiana Hauhrigbt, aged

then shot himssliin the h

total wounds.

‘ Almanac-dun.

horseman, Fla" June lei—ll. ll.
W. Baldwin. formerly of Cleveland, who

Mr Penman was standing
withintenieetodtheboiier at‘thetini’s,
and hewasstruck by‘h brickand alsoreé "

, That took that l.Priss at the
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in u. BestBrsadi e. w is.
mdx'roil res rnerbw'cm‘I‘rns.
For lists by the Following Grocers:

c. a. Frederick.

Era-melogillrnedic let. gmorsheme.
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W. B. aniord . Donnaily.
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arm mule.

RubensJuckertileedwin

HILL AGENTS FOR CONN.

- 700 new 8’13. HARTFORD. CT.
- altilm

i. 0.1EIIIIIIIGS.
I’lliiii Hangar, talciminse Ptiliifli

Amid-lull

Wall Paper Ilil Boilers.

lNerth Mainline?“
sample books of llins latest styles of
annals” mflGHWb postal.
is on
Intimates czar fully given. ’ mclI

PIS’I‘UIIIE.

First class psetursge (or horses or
horned cattle: in a good neighborhood
wherean employee will have oversight
of same. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth of iced.

llmnul inns.

INTRIIIIIIIIING

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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevails! Upon to line
ills Brest lonely Placed Is the
liaads cf the llrsnlsts.

allot Andrew Yeoman for alleged inti- Wt.

many th hiswlie, vs himself up to
Wharton“ irnewin thsmunty
Was-“afl-
Firefighters killed
In Lassa-rel! Paulette 19.4mm
lip-asst! ”rumor-instantly
menwhwhmm

,tsllylniurodwhileilghtingthsilreinihs
burningllasiemlnealopes.

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50 doz. STRAW HATS, NeWest Style,
value 50 etc. Our price, 9 etc.
10 ddz. SILK SOARFS; value 50 cia'fl
price, 9 cts.

’ 20 doz. BLACK STOCKINGS, value 29‘ e ,

- Our price, 9 etc.

II. A. BEIIEIIIIIT d3,

i9 Inn St. Insult. Sentinel Build
'1‘ ‘s BEADING DRY Goons cross,

Tristram & H , yat f"'- 

‘, so. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

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Houseiurnishing fleparimeni

Every week sees more and more kitchen heipssnd conveniences and yst Ebb
are women who do not know what the inventors and manufacturers have done it
make housework easier, both as lifting the burdens of housewivuV ad ‘
making their money reach inrtbsr.’1‘weuld be wesrlness to recite the whole My
sndyeuweuldn’trssd itilwsdid. A quistunuleieatsd hour inthladspsrtmbrt
will help you more than column or advertising.

PeerlesCenterDraltOiiCceking Btove,stssl frame and brass {cannons
burner, .875;twoburnsrs,u.;00 thrssburuers. 0900. Superior to all others In
finish, durability and silicisuoy.

lampStovescsstirontankorbrab wiektubssiromstcteflflii.

Hammocks from loo up.

Have you seen our Swinging Chair? Hammock frame and awning. Just tho
thing for the lawn.

The White Iiountala Freezer, triple motion. the best iresaer made.

new aboutalalnp. Wshavesomcbsrgainstociossent.

Ice cream sets—line decerstiens' in Haviiand’s China and she Carib-I

Blind acts in Havilsnd’sChina.

Fern Jars sad Jsrdinsrs. ' . 9‘

l'uli “use! white wars. ‘

irisiram ll Hyatt, Norwali, Ii

FiiNI-li i ii,

Have broken the bakbone of high prices and one might
.as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of

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in the town'. We handle nothing but the best Cannot
aflcrd to do otherwise.

FRANCIS (Si 00.,

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS
86 Washington Stan, South viiolwaih ,

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