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John Marzilin, a carpenter, was killed at the Hammond Colliery, Girardville, by a stick of timber which fell upon him as it was being hoisted to the top of the Li1eaker. William Stutchell, the 14-year-old son of J. C. Stutchell, of Derry, died of lockjaw, superinduced by a broken arm, the bones of which protruded through the flesh. The puddling department of the Al- toona Iron Company, which was compell- ed to suspend on account of the scarcity of cars to supply coal, is now running full blast. A large barn belonging to Benjamin McCord, in East Fallowfield Township, was burned. Three horses perished and much produce was destroyed. The Temple Iron & Coal Company of Wiikes-Barre has ordered out of its mines the workers who were strikers at the Maltby Colliery of the Lehigh Valley | Coal Company. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's medical inspectors vaccinated all the train men running between Pottsville | and Philadelphia. Acting Mine Inspector Downing re- ported for October in the eighth anthra- cite district sixteen accidents. Of this number eight were fatal. While playing with a bonfire, the 3- | year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Maloney of Titusvilleswas burned so badly that it died. While hunting near Duncannon, John | Scholtz’s gun burst and injured one hand so badly that amputation may be neces- sary. While hunting near New Wilmot, in Lawrence County, William Ripper was fatally shot by George Sheets. Toseph Kochzinski was caught under fal’ing coal at Tunnel Ridge Colliery, Mahanoy City, and instantly killed. Duncannon capitalists will start a knit- ting factory which will give fifty or more people employment. Helen Jane, the 4-year-old daughter of Wm. H. Harris, of Bethlehem, died from the effects of burgs susta®-ed while playing around a pi'e of blazing leaves. 4 i plein RL BR eA Rae FH ————_ a ———] UNTAIN PEN MATCH BOX. 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