Millheim Journal. (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, December 16, 1886, Image 4

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    BLOWN INTO SPACE
The Boiler of a Locomotive Bursts
at Jersey Shore.
THREE MEN HURLED ONE HUNDRED FEET
INTO THE AIR AND ANOTHER ONE
FIFTEEN HUNDRED FEET AWAY
—ENGINE IN PIECES.
W ILLIAMSPORT, Pa , Dec. o. —An
awful accident happened on the list
of the Beech Creek Railroad at Jersey
Shore station, 14 miles above here,
this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, by
which four men instantly lost their
lives. The accident was caused by
engine No, 4 of the Beech Creek Rail
road blowing up. It was an old
freight engine and had been in tV
Beech Creek shops, at Jersey S!v e
station, where the Fall Brook roads
join, for repairs. This afternoon it
was taken out for a trial trip and was
being run up and down the road be
tween the shops and the Pine Creek
station, at Jersey Shore, a distance of
three-fourths of a mile. On the en
gine were four men, P. 11. Knight,en
gineer, and Allen Ramsey, fireman,
who were running the engine, and
James Wearne, a fireman, and J. C.
Field, a shop hand. The engine had
stopped in the track headed down
midway between the junction and
Jersey Shore station, when suddenly
the boiler bursted and the engine was
blown to atoms, the men going up
with it. Ramsey, Wearne and Field
were blown 100 feet into the air over
into a hill to the left of the track, and
fragments of their bodies were touud
700 feet away. Knight was blown
1,500 feet to the right of the track in
to a field, and a part of his body was
found against a tree, while the other
part was found in a swamp near by.
There was not enough left of the en
gine to tell what it was. Knight,
Wearne and Ramsey have families,
and all of the men reside in Jersey
Shore. It is not known what caused
the accident, as no one is left to tell
the tale, and there is not enough of
the engine left to discover the origin.
The wires of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and the Fall Brook
Railroad are down, caused by the ex
plosion.
A ThrilliDg Scene.
A Little Stampede in a Midnight
Thunderstorm.
The most thrilling incident in the
life of a cow boy occurs on the occa
sion of a thunder storm at night.
Such an occurrence is thus described
from personal observation by Mr.
"William A Baillie Grohman, an Eng
lish writer :
On the approach of one of these
violent outbursts the whole force is
ordered on duty; the spare horses—of
which each man has always three.and
often as many as eight or ten—are
carefully fed and tethered, and the
herd is ' rounded up," that is, collect
ed into as small a place as possible,
wtile the men continue to ride around
the densely massed herd. Like horses,
cattle derive courage from the close
proximity of man. The thunder peals,
and the vivid lightning flashes with
amazing brilliancy, as with lowered
heads the herd eagerly watch the
slow, steady pace of the cow-ponies,
and no doubt derive from it a com
forting sense of protection. Some
times, Lowever, a wild steer will be
unable to control his terror, and will
make a dash through a convenient
opening. The crisis is at hand, f>r
the example will surely be followed,
and in two minutes the wholf herd of
tour thousand head will have broken
through the line of horsemen and be
away, one surging, bellowing mass of
terrified beasts. Fancy a pitch dark
night, a pouring torrent of rain, the
ground not only entirely stramre to
the men, but very broken, and full >f
dangerous steep water courses a;
hollows, and you will have a picture ,
of cow boy duty on such a night, j
They must head off the leaders. o'ic • j
fairly off", they will stampede twenty
thirty, and even forty miles at a
stretch, and many branches will stray !
from the main herd. Not alone the
reckless riding, rushing headlong at
breakneck pace over dangerous ground
in dense darkness, but also the horses,
small, insignificant beasts, but match
less for hardy endurance and willing
ness, and perfectly aware how much
depends upon their speed that night,
if it kills them. Unused till the last
moment remains the heavy cowhide
"yuirt," or whip, and the powerful
spurs with rowels the size of five
shilling pieces. Urged ou by a shout
the horses speed alongside the terrifi
ed steers until they manage to reach
the leader, when, swinging around,
and fearless of horns, they press back
the bellowing brutes till they turn
them. All the men pursuing this
manoenyre, the headlong rush is at
last checked, and the leaders, panting
and lashing their sides with their
tails, are brought to stand, and the
whole herd is again ''rounded up.''
imvvr is kept ou tile at Elie otliof <
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sept gratis, if written for, to get up clubs with. '
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gr made by T. T. Hnydoek, which fa not only the Leading
1 ... in'this v <. iul TSIII LEADING BCGGY OF AIfIEBICA. Has
h*f ink's v .r-\ King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Ask you dealer for the T. T.
"i.iVDor: . ' st.ir. with the Haydock Safety King Boil and Fifth Wheel.
Vise i Ins nr* riding over any other.
(. tin pi -tare t . u- luriuaUi vb S lorje ont, printt la elefaat style, to uyose who vflt agTM to frame 1L)
.r-ccM-fE si-.vmv.j 1 1 . T. "ft r>
cysewd far Catalogu- sad " "l
u Uoimaie ph* Hot. Cor. Flam and Twelfth Sta., CIXCI*!rATI, 0.
AGENTS WANTED WTTTTET3 WE CAVE NONE! KO INVESTMENT BO PROfITABLE,
~IE ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATORT
A NEW PATENT STEAM
MEDICATOR, INHALER, DISINFECTOR, &c.
Especially constructed for the treatment of such diseases a*
CONSUMPTION KASAL CATA22E, EAT ANS ROSS FEVH. EIPHTEXHA
waooHka COUGH, aoiKsi. CCLS if TEE ETAS, SCEOFVLA cwzlusss astera
B2SITCEITIS, PLSU2IS7, PITBUMOHIA, FEU2ALOIA, HUMPS, IISMIfOSSaaA.
The first time "SOLIDS" emild be used is MEDIC A TISG STEAM.
\anl Catarrh, Hr.y Fever, Asthma,
in all these diseases the Medic-u>r in v> urth ten times the price asked.
Any Lady cun Ileautlfy her Complexion after using a few days.
IIAKMFF.SS HCT CERTAIK,
A lt ke aied f:r a HUESE or LUI'CH LAMP, fcaviig at extra attachment of a Cup.
rff Price, Complete, $3.00. By Mall, 93.45.
AGENTS WANTED.- ( ">od reliable Agents wanted to handle our
Modicmtor;—Large Profit*,—-Sella at Sight. C>ne Agent sold Twenty-seven
/ j in onp day. Write for t. rins and circulars to the
ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATOR CO..
(a FOLDING CAiiui • _
ftsgirA"I*iiife 1 *iii fe Mailt in different sii:es, :tnd cr.ri be
attached to nearly all wagons, bug
cries. phaetons and carts. Easily
| removed and folds like an umbrella.
' - V If you cannot get it of your local
Plkfe v|; c wa'sron maker or dealer, send to us for
S\ • illustrated circular and price list.
•\U- M' f/V Agents wanted overt where.
| Mention tkit j-o^vr.
• D - c - BEERS & CO.,
\y ; \ \ J Pw.STKS and MA.siractiicf.GS,
V..U-' - >vi NEWTOWN, Conn.
SHEEIAN ROAD CilT
/' X\ ON EARTH."
\ \ SINGLE, DOUBLE and LIGHT,^
~J 145 lbs. 150 lbs. 85 lbs.
\ I J 935". ' s3l. 90.
//l\Vrt ' EASY, DURABLE and CHEAP.
\ > v / \ X\ / J Crated free on board cars.
V / V V \ V>V AUDREYS—
V ms. T. ALLEN, Haijageif.
COLDWATER, Mich.
v , . jrnTft t >vt ' f 3 t-n 3 housand Trial CUP tht :mpc sit lon of pnteotiom reme*
' y j muilbd to piv f>uhJ€. and all Qaacks.
- ' P.r ifHrr t ients a larpe proportion Jh/ FM whose only tobleed theirvio
. tk.- rAwt.ofv horn tootn full treat WM\ [ iiTN lsiE^.yf.v.T 6^ 6 *°l RL REMEDY that IT. s
: were resto: jd to health by us© of VA thouDADds, doe not interfere
•' . -PMiSJdI DAQTIII CO wl ! hattentionto t> un c.°ru K p.i n
■V uCwllflnl
for Nerro as Debility, Organ on ,. ic,< I nicdical principtei. By direcl
Phj-slcnl lioo.T in Young or e J p *peciflo
Tested for KigLt Yeura in influencets fe't without delay. The natural
> thpy absolutely nstoro
i dotrn men to the full enjoyment of K^^eicwSuif
ITanly Strength and Viaorous Health. b< - on ' ei cheerful and i gain* both orcngth ami hcith
TREATMEHT.-<lt a asa, 83. Tw'HM.tt. Om, W
~r and •HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mrc CHEMISTS,
• i:ri with Illust'd Purephlet.ie. IT. Tenth Street, ET.XiOIIIB, MO.
- ' P-i-.SOMS can have FREE Trial of our Applianco. Ask for Terms! |*
0-- I 9IAT§LI29L
tFXr* - ■ A*'- .A A : ' - 1 v y< •"*' >".> rnr*. colored Flats,' and 1000
-V- ' - S I : . lh j rf t!.c bc..t Flowers and
yr . . >.•<••. <• ; - ! I \i V'iJC.:.: ,cs. prices i ied* (.ltd Marts, and how to grow
- -„y w V 11 Trinted in English and German. Price only , 0
v' x ceats, which inay fce deducted from ii: si order.
* - 1 ' ~ #v V-* . It VA-5 want f.-r iho garden, and bow to yet ii mstea-1 of ntnnip- ta
• " ; >'-V'C- t !•;.>• whatever seeds happen to tc left 'nv-r, nweting
fijTt *./ V 1 J-i.Eitr.t alter wccks oi t.a.t.sg.
(t. DUY ONLY VICK'S SEEDS AT HEADQUARTERS.
)Z* ■). i ■•AS-rr*: =„ V:CS ' S |bLJaTRATED KONTHLY KAOA2IHE. 3 a pages, a Colored Plate
v'* .- r -V. /V / I- v < ! ' • ,t '"" r ' { ; nu K,aa y h:,: engiavings. Price, Ji.-s a year; Five Copies for
•. '■. ■') J \ D, ! tiers i-j cents ; 3 trial copies 25 cents. Wc v.iil send to any address
C- >V_ .7-. :$0 ' ' I, *" r aru,e -ny ore of the following publications at the prices named below
v " .i .y " i: "Jr'-ii real V tv.'o magazines at the price of one—Century, #4.50; Harper's Monthly, 54.00;
i/V.7. .A ,X/ X , nil' 1 L,,ier ' Illustrated Christian Weekly, 53.00; or
vHj Via*. Ax.ake, Good Oheer, and Yici's Magazine i'or $3.00.
VLOV/T.-v AND VEGETABLE GARDE??, 210 pages, Six Colored
NT * J ' ULj '-y lu -*' Fujjraviiiys, 51.25, in elegant cloth covers.
./ li\m JAMES VICBs Rochester, N. Y,