Fayette County PA Archives Obituaries.....Malia, James  December 26, 1914
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Latrobe Bulletin Tue, Dec 29, 1914
Mr. Joseph Malia, superintendent of the Baggaley plant, whose mother was killed
by a street car, twenty years ago. has been called upon to bear the loss of his
only brother, James Malia, of Leisenring No. 1, a victim, also, of a street car.
The mangled body of James Malia was found lying along the track near Murphy's
Siding, in Fayette county, at 10 o'clock, Saturday night. The flash of a
headlight brought the body into view. The supposition is that the unfortunate
man, in returning home from Connellsville, boarded the wrong car and upon
discovering his mistake got off near the Echard farm. It Is thought that a car
going toward Connellsville struck him, as he was crossing the track. He was 53
years of age and unmarried. He was born in England but had lived in this country
a greater part of his life, being in the employ of the Frick Coke Company at
Leisenring. Twenty years ago his mother was killed by a street car at Leisenring
while some time ago a brother-in-law met death in the mines. He is survived by a
brother, Joseph, of Baggaley, and by two sisters: Mrs. Mary Linney, of
Leisenring and Mrs. Wm. Lawlor, of Sygan. The funeral services were held in St.
Vincent de Paul's Church, Leisenring, this morning.

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