{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CUMBERLAND Coal MINEs--In the coal
mine of the Messrs. Frosts & McKaig, near
Frostburg, fatal accident occurred on the at
ternoon of Wednesday, 24th ult. An irish
man named Anthony Daily, who formerly
worked in the mines Of the Mount Savage
company, brought down upon himself block
OF coal, weighing between two or three tons
Before being removed, the workmen were
Obliged TO split il in four pieces, and poor Bal
ley was found quite dead with scarcely a scar,
but his neck broken. His funeral (next day.
was attended by nearly all the miners and
ms counrymen generally, and extended over
the road 70 the place OF interment fully one
mile