Miscellaneous News. Cheering News for Watsontown. WATSONTOWN, Ta., July 21— The car works at this place have received a contract from the Pennsylvania Rail road Company, to hoi Id for them 200 hiffh sided hopper bottom gondola cars. There is a flattering prospect for an other large order. This will stir up business in Watsontown. Thought it was the Panther. * ___ EASTOM, Pa., July 21.— William Dur kin, a tramp who is well-known te ev ery employe of the Lehigh Valley Rail road from Perth Araboy to Ilazeltou, was fatally wounded last evening at the water tank near the Ilazle Creek Bridge. Night Watchman Deir heard a noise in the words, ami believing it to be one of the numerous panthers that have been frightening people along the railroad went to his residence, pro cured a revolver and fired in the direc tion of the supposed panther. After firing a second round a human cry was heard. Deri* proceeded to the spot and found Duikin bleeding from two wounds, one on the head and another in the body. lie was removed to Weatherly in a dying condition, and afteiward to'the County Hospital at Laurytown. Perr surrendered to the authorities. Nearly Smothered in a Pillow-Slip. READING, Pa., July 21.— Booke Ilar risou, aged 19 years, soil of J. A. Har rison, No. 422 Pi'.e street, this city, was Dearly smothered to death this morning. Tho young man retired as usual last evening, but failed to come down stairs as lie was called repeatedly. This proved unavailing, and a member of t-he family went to his room and found his head accidentally enveloped in a pillow-slip. The young man was already unconscious, and if it had not been for the timely ducoyery the result might have been fatal. Mr. Harrison is still very weak, but is regarded as out of danger. f J BURNED TO DEATH. Two Children Roasted Alive in a Burning Building. ELIZABETIITOWN, Pa..July 22.— The frame house of Rudolph Roat, at Cone wago station, two miles west of here, where the Colebrook Valley Railroad connects with the Pennsylvania, took fire last night from a defective flue. Before it was discovered the building was in flames, and it was impossible to save it or to rescue all the inmates. Two of Mr. Boat's children, aged 0 and 7 respectively, were burned to death ; the building was entirely destroyed. Mrs. Roat was awakened at about 9 o'clock by the light shining in her face, and she at ODce awoke her husband. The woman grasped her infant from its crib and jumped from the window. The oldest daughter was awakened by tb9 beat and going to another bed, where a little sister and a brflther were sleeping, tried to arouse them, hot was horrified to find them dead, having been suffocated by smoke. She then jumped from the window to save her life. 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