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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21
TRIED TO Kill HIS srsPsoN.
A six-Year- old BOY Hurled from
Bridge, but Escapes

A six-Year- old BOY Hurled from a
Bridge, but Escapes.
PATERSON, n j., Dec 21.-John
Henry o. Connor, 90 years old, boiler
maker, who made dasUardly attem pit
to murder his six-year-old stepson,
Bernard Wattberry, Saturday night, is
now under arrest
O'Connor recently married the wild ow
Wattberry, and, because the child seem
ed to engtoss all Of her affections, be-
came iusanely jealous and took a bitter
dislike to the child.
Saturday night he induced the child
to go walking with him. lie led tho
boy about three miles out of the city to
the Fifth avenue bridge, and when in
the centre of the structure he raised the
lad in his arms and threw him OIL The
place was deserted, and o. Connor rap
idly disappeared in the darkness.
Little Bernard, in the meantime, had
fortunately fallen on sand bar over
which there was but a few feet OF water.
He called Tor help with all his might,
which, about fifteen minutes after, was
heard by a farmer who was driving over
the bridge on his way to his home He
took the reins from his horse tied them
together, and threw the moose TO the
boy, who was some twenty feet below.
Bernard placed the moose about his
waist and was drawn to the bridge, al
most unconscious and badly bruised by
the mass of ice lloatiug down the river.
The farmer wrapped the exhausted boy
in his blankets aud dcove him TO a hos
pital, where the lad now lies in pre- eca-
rious condition. The police arrested
O'Connor AT mis- home yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

BALTIMORE, Dec. 21.-Gen. John B.
Kenly died here yesterday from pueu-
monla He was Major General of Vol
unteera and the highest commissioned
volunteer officer in the State OF Mary
land during the war. He was born in
1922. He studied law with John 5. Nc
Culloch, the law partner of James NJ.
Buchanan, and was admitted to the
bar in 1S45. When tho Mexican War
broke out he raised a company of vol
unteers aud joined General Taylor 8
army. In 1850 he was nominated by
the Wing party for Congress, but was
defeated He was the central figure in
the exciting Civil War days in Nary
land On August %, 1862, Colonel
Kenly was appoluted a Brigadier-Gen
eral of Volunteers for gallant conduct
at the battle of Front Royal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President
and Secretary Of State have had several
consultations recently in regard 60 tn o
seal fisheries. An agreement having
been reached with the British Govern
ment as TO the basis of arbitration, all
that now remains to complete the Con
vention is an agreement rs to the ar BIZ
traitors, This, too, has practically been
done, MS far as the number aud powers
of the arbiJrators are concerned, and it
is onAdenJly expected that their ap-
pointmeut aud the terms Of arbitration
will be announced in a few days The
nominations have been made and only
await the concurrence of the govern
ments interested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

New York, Dec 2l,-Hou. Timothy
j. Campbell, representative from Lhs
Eighth district, last night left his j2
years of bachelor hood behind him by
marrying Miss Margaret Miller, an en-
ploye Of the Pension Ohic5 at Washing
ton. The ceremony was performed at ST..
Roses Church, on Cannon street, this
city, "Iim, - as he is familiarly called
by his constituents, WAS evidently em-
barrasseI during the ceremony, because,
as he blushiugly remarked after tho
ceremony, lit was his first experience. ~
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Dpop waterway Convention.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 10.-In the Deep
Waterway Convention resolution ha S
passed urging Cong ress to authorize the
CommeucemeuJ of AN unObstructed
chaune. through the lakes and their
connecting waters between Chicago,
Duluth aad superior and Buffalo, and
that the Secretary Of War be authorized
to make contracts for the work, In adj
dition, the resolution favors the i'm
provemeut Of the Hudson River to a
n0vigabte depth of twenty feet from
Coxsackie to Troy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Tommy Ryan, oi
Chicago champion welter-weight of the
world, and Danny Needham, ex-
champion, are matched to fight before
the California Athletic Club for So, 600
a side and purse of $4,000 offered by
the Club. The fight is to take place
early in March, and the men are to
weigh one hour before time is called at
140 pounds each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

CORTLAND, N. Y, Dec. 2L-The sud
den disappearance last Friday Of H. T.
Hollister, senior member OF sthe hrm Of
Hollister s. Bates, Mas been supplements
cd by the Sherif's seizure of the busi-
ness, on executions found on several
judgments recovered against Hollister.
The firm, which is one Of the largest
hardware aud plumbing manufacturing
concerns, was filling large New York
contract.
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rLcnt in RIo ernnde do snI.

LONDON, Dec 21. A dispatch from
Rio Janeiro says that the province at
Rio Grande do sui is not yet reconciled
to the Pc Xotto dministratlon, and that
a skirmish has occurred between a bat
talon of the National Guard aud body
OF regular troops who had been sent to
restore order Owing to the telegraph
wires being cut, 40 details Of tho fight
have yet been received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21
Winter begins astrouomic0lly to
day, the shortest day.
STARTLING Facts.

The American people are rapidly becoming
a race OF nervous wrecks, aud the follow ng
suggests the bgsbre edy: Alphb so ilempn-
ing, of Butler, Pa, swtars that wuen his sOn
was speechless rom st. Vltus dance DIR
uiles' great Restorative NerHne cured MIN
Mrs j 4 Miller, Of VALPARAISO, ana j, ID.
Ia, lor, OF LOg8nspOrt, Ind, eac gained 20
pounds from taxing TO- Ms, II A. Garduer,
Of Vistula, Id, was cured of 80 TO 80 con-
vulsiOns DAY, ani much head1cha, uizz-
us-s, bHcEache ana nervous prUstratipu by
one bottle. Trial. bottles, and tne books of
marvellous cusesSftee at @. II, Hagsn0uch,
the druggist who recommends and gIaran-
tees this uuequaled remedy.
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Common. ne.eleslea rrs.laen {

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec 10. In the
convention of the Am erican Federation
OF Labor Samuel Gonpsrs was re o.
elected presidents; 2. H. McGuire Of
Boston was elected d'st ics-president,
and William A. Carney of Plttsburg,
second s-presidenJ; CAris Evans was
re elected secretary, AMI John Laman
was elected treasurer. There was strong
opposition TO Glmpsrs especially
among the Southern Dole CATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

New BaDroao, Mass, Dec. 9L-Roy
Andrew Jones', OF New IOrS, the
preacher who gained wide uotorist ty be-
cause Of having prophssisi tas Juuus-
town, Pa, floods preached in this city
yesterday. In the course of his sarm1n
he took occasion to make another
prophecy A terrible disease, no said
will sweep over tho country on the
heels Of the grip, which prevails at the
DreaauE time
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shiloh,e Oonsumption sue.

This is beyond question the most snc-
1eesful Cough Medicine we have ever sulu,
q few doses invariably cure the worst cases OF
Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while its won
1erul success in the cure of Consumption is
Without parallel iu tue history OF med cine,
jiuce it's drst discovery II has been sold ON
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
an stand. II yOu have Cough we earnestly
ask you 10 try H. Price 10 cents, 90 cents, and
MOO. II your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use ShilOh's Porous Plaster sold by
y. II, iIagenOuch, N. E. corner Main and
Lloyd streets
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

DETROIT, Mich, Dec 2L-Following
his custom of the past five years Gen.
r. A. Alger has talsa Steps 90 give to
600 deserving newsb1ys each "a Christ
mas gift in Jns shape of "a brand new
suit of clothes ald an overcoaJ The
matter Of selecting the lucky boys has
been put in to the hands OF the daily
newspapers
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21
The north River Brid4s.

WAsHINGroS, Dec. 2l-Actiug Socre-
tary Grant has approved the revised
plans for the railroad bridge over the
North River at New York city and it
is understood that the work on it will
begin at ouct. The plans pro vide that
the bridge shall hs l5O feet above mean
tide or Is feet higher than the Brook
lyu bridge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

SINGo SING. N. Y, De. 2l.-The Gre
at CrotOn Landing burned eleven houses
TO the ground before it was extin-
guished All the stores destroyed were
situated on River avenue, near the rail
aoad station. The total loss is esti-
mated at abOu $50, 900; partially in
snred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

NYACK, n. Y, Dec. 2l,-Wm II.
Blakeney, one OF Rockland county's
wealthiest citizens, is dead at his home
IN Orangeburgh. He was 81 years old
and brother of Madame Musard, a
former wife of the late King Of Holland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21
The attendance at the Sunday
schools is now about at its best.
What Father Pablo Varela Says.

CELAYA, October /. 1889
know several peoIle who have suffered
greatly from the consequences Of impure
bl cd, aud a very short while have felt
much better by using the medicine which was
sent here by Ion Ramon AVA for that pur-
pose. I recon- ne I'd this remedy as one
which pr mises the best results and Is the
best of its kind. REV. PABLO NARELA.
Sold at Kirlins Drug Store, Ferguson House
Block. Shenandoah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

HAVANA, Cuba, Dec 10. The pro-
ceedings against the late Secretary of
the Treasury Mr.. OJyrsa being closed,
the Presiding Judge has pronounced
sentence of 1S years imprislnment, 3
months and one day in ths clain gang,
a fine Of H. 500 pesptts (32 300 and the
return OF the 500, OO0 stolen from the
Treasury. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

The Christmas presents is the all
question jHst now.
Tomatoes were not cultivated
seventy five years D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-21

A promising young man-one who
never pays.
The Meeker herald., 1891-08-29

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MEEK Err HERALD
M-ckrP. Colorado.
ENJOY BEING CHEATED.
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ZONE GAUSS OF SUICIDE.



Beside Imitation thcr, arr other 20.
cilI iaii-,..gea walsh lead to suicide.
hu, TIC IN 3 lwcg!ul /, tina, which We
dcrgi' T. tn general torn civilization.
hly' William Matthew IN the North
Amcr'sln ErvirT. sslilsilliug g. cin.
phH.i ally ih0 crime of intellectual pco-
pie 'lmlat unknown - Naynrrrs. raEc
Hmunr ..a......l..ia ,.-s.4H, Il ~ a., anon 2
til ua;s--ia .Ia-; 49, lccd Ia culture
and rr.i. - - t,s..l p .irrrnrgs exact
Is rnIaU-i 1n-' j. ? 'ir Glrutal develop
mont l. q. rs.i rf.t I;is'ir knew moth.
I'M - ~. r''r iin after the csta ill.,
ineut ~ ttc ,lnTir,. " was whoa to
Roman ~ ..1ua Iad ,'r4i'd their ca.i.
unI,',.,ut,y tar,,nft q, the NVurlA. uHh
hTuu a. ... g. .acHua u lnsur; Ia
The spoil e.. Err r., Asia and Afriei.
,4Ei 10 .. -, -..rslai city b. -an 10 H.
''N.s4-.f r.. a.. md unpr1dtabi
To-day to UrTflaua. who hr, The
pr1f1ul,'r : thinls-ru and the mos, cGi.
,.yat-i people. arr nile, the mos, suicidal
rau' IA Eurng-. Fraucc comes next,
Lagiaui ta,oi. Italy nni Hungary
lluTt.i. W..... a - g;hcr hand spaln.
IT, .. 8 baU'Nsas! af European nations
- 'a1s'A'Hs 90 sH-s.Hts '"FsFeA anu iahs
malta "a. Gas .s.sclt IN the suicidal
s-4lr. q: 49, t-i.srgn; rcgiuns %; ~,
same count t. sirth aud norti.fz ,
Of Frame a'ir-nt In culture ani IA "a.
icitr tic cEnt.r and southwest; tho
north aad orgt-r ~ Italy ou,rsnls the
south nni the islands. and Sasoay.
which Va IT. schools and -Cnerai culture
surpas 90 tun U,st - Germany. ruf.
rassgs j. glai IA tur number 81 it, hui.
citrl- u ll.ari. D., universally does tire
rule held ii=t So tiJyn-th IT the ten.
dewey - s-if-'fiiiir'- ntry nltnos, H. ~.
garlvl as al ird J.. {, apcoplc's eiv.li.a.
.Ivtt
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uAEon3 as WATERS.



-. Igulii.
Dukes, Counts, NJ. rquiscs, Lords and
Harons arr no, sougnt after By phila.
dClphia hotel tr.p-.ptora and managers.
Baron i.4'Ug.aa iaIy hayo worked at
the Lafayette EotUl. as his deserted
wife in iI:tslurth says, but he would
not have b1Cn retained there long II
Proprietor Nalthy or Colonel Baker, his
manager. had known 1t.
'ilavn We had many Barons hero as
waitrrs| said Colonel Baker recently;
well. yea, ana 1t IL no unusual thing
for CONS iMpHeauious arlstocra, from
tho Other I'D ~ drop in and call on the
head N-iicT -0l scrurc position rs
waiter 1hry 10 not last long. how
cyrr The argn Is they have not been
trained. aIl then, you know, the sys.
tom SO have ha-c "a entirely different
from wha. f. rs in Europe.
Tho Ltl'd foreigner who has lost all
his money l. in most cases German or
frcnchman. In Germany mon with
titles arc az tale, as bees around n hive.
and 1t Is ahsulut- ly impossible for their
relatives to suppOrt them. They drift
TO tht5 country. Thcy have no trade, or
If they have thee viii not work at IL,
and, 81 rso COTTON Of waiter is com.
rarativJlr cav ono, It possesses for
them many attractions. First, on
working In q hotel or club, they usually
obtain about Tine same food as the per.
sons they soryc. Then thoy arc. In a
great many instances, enabled to slcer
where they work. In mos' frs,-clas-
hotel. ,ruy r,,g,a H., ryutHr, Viii, .,,,,,.
The Meeker herald., 1891-08-29

I, IS cf.hr ;eI thu, there are always
fifty ,hoasnnd Americans in Italy. aai
that thor. r-r rof- about ten times MS
many ltIliars II this country Nearly
all the hi1crir'us IN Italy arc well off.
ngd nearly gil tine Italians who como
T. this oJuntry nrc IN poverty. In
most cEsgs thc Americans whJ m to
Italy spsnd fsw weeks or months
them, wh,i' tir Italians who come TO
The United States expect to stay here.
The Ahcri'lus IN Italy spend their
money; the Italians in the United States
uH'rr iupunv
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m, best s1,yc IN to, world for rmts.
bruises. sores ulcers. salt rheuu. fever
SORES. tcticr r,arNcd hands. chilblaius.
CONS. aud ~ ttiH rrup'irns. and posi-
lively ourcs p.lre, IT ne pay required.
1t Is guaranteed 20 give perfect salts.
faction, ar muIU" refunded. Price -
atr'a ycr box FL sale l., ali drurrista.
The Meeker herald., 1891-08-29

Cooperation has no. been successful
in Berlin. Thirty-nvc cooperative So
cictics have been organized there for
manufacturing purposes since 1865.
Thirty OF them wound up their affairs
after an average existence of six years
each. Five still cxis. Tho various
reasons for disseminating business were
lack of funds. differences of opinion
among members and dwindling away OF
upmbpr,hip
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wH=Se e-owoes ABOUND.


gi..s - tstis..
The bl,nI,. !: -, & {, 10 found 4,
any nutiAa =. -aIi b. iD,lscd for out.
side OF ilr naiiHaa far;rJpniis The
fhir !s-'i r1l ufI;.hlir,d American
woman 'N,'-v II rather pro.luc, Of
t. riil-- - m tho country than 81 tic
eastern vitIrs whcrr population IL
dcnscs,. r-v7 - Epoch. There arc
blonde ''i-ig IN abundance on tho g. /,
side u Scw York. whcrc the Ucrr,iars
cpa.-raia fate. then, are rpmr, too. On
Murray hill. Of aristpsritic liacu--r. a. 4
iu llaFi m. wssr' many Sscdrs live.
there a-c Essuyass o. uEht-haircd i-iris,
but alt -.''i1- toy form a compara.
lively 8n-'l + 'fI;a-p OF the inha,-
itluis Tho rr1l stronghold Of tho
blond" is In tho wet and nor,hwrs: !.
There the many blonde IN Minncal;,
and tie DIsa..-.. tAc oil spsing OF .ra.i.
dinasiAa parsS,.. and they abound in
.''sll..A al IL southern Illinois.
whcEa Ia, ..3 g.,5u'1s Of Ucrmans have
srttlCL THH-c as multitudcs of fair.
haired r'rls ~ eastern Pcnasylvania,
the d5ufiir-- 81 the pcnusyiyanil
Dn,eh. ani Va Delaware. in kcut8 ,isv.
In Baltimore ...d In Philadelphia uity
are &c. sass. iiut very rcnrrally In tho
cat, a.iu 4.pl-ia.iy ia the large cities.
brunette ~ i.i srca:ly uutuumbrr tho
blondes, asil9y do ia fac, the world
The Meeker herald., 1891-08-29

A Vermont editor boasts that he has
a stub-tailed, one horned COW, with no
pedigree. which not only furnished the
milk for his family of ten persons last
year. but 500 worth which he sold to
his neirhbor-
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.

enaiors, u. ". Teller and T. q. woie"ti
ot.bcr of Congress. Hosea Townsend
district Judge Mess iiall.it
'rrist"r Of the Land once, u, ID Ihay"r
rccivcr al Public Moneys, e. &. Parks
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rahr your local paper rnnlIrnAlr.
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The Hest Kennedy 4sa
h this world. says Hoihcrv OF syracuse, y. u.
h Pastor ko-nir's Nerve Tonic, b,a,.s mr. N
Who uas partially t~r.iys--i three yesrs p anil
attacked by ht.. ha. not hsi any sympiSsaa 10
thcm .incc he took one bottle OF the remedy
most heartily thank for II.
The Hest Ever Used.
WHITEWATER, Wa, October. i.1I.
when u years old my s-n Was nrsi nit,ctr
by cys lcr,ic bt.. ., intervals OF ono yea. -
four months. three months, trc months.
month. then every thrr" weeks every uins ur
and later oven twice = day. We ussi
remedies for ni.. but all sithoi, bcncat.
TOR Kcerig'. Nerve Tonic IL Abe very ics;
ever uzei and he IL again strong. his mind D.
again Improved and IL clearer.
q. n. sCuNurH
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-05

SIX thoroughbred Australian stations
We're recently landed IN san Francisco.
Lansing people. James 81. Turner
and others, are talking u i klls-shaped
track.
Tro;hDg meetings were held in 907
places ~ the United states and Canada
last year.
Tie trotter, Hylas BY. has been sold
70 Mr.. Try0n. OF san francisco, Tor
SO coo, 10y MS Connecticut owners.
W b. Mcdonald will thIs year dive
created SUCH = sensation three years
ago.
Alraont died q, 90, Piedmont IS, Blue
Bull %, Eiectioneer -. George Wilkes
26. Happy Medium % and Handle
tonisn q.
Last week Charles +. Harrington
traded some Madison-ave. real estate
for l.. G.. Dunton's four year and seven
year-oid PAGERS.
Nelson, the owner of the famous
stallion, refused $4,000 for Red Hawk
few days ago. tie bought the horse
three years ago for 5000.
MambFno Chief still heads the list as
sire OF dams OF speed-producing stall
lions. forty-nine sires OF go perform
ers having been produced by his
daughters.
James j. Beard has sold his cele-
brated stallion Onigo. sired by Onward
dam, Nutgall by Nutwood, 10 Ray
Warner, of Coldwater, purchase price
being in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
II don't hurt stock farm TO have
some fast ones as their own production.
Besides that the troitlng stakes are
getting bigger all the time and there Is
more money in developing, or at any
rate 4 chance for more money.
The sales this spring have not been
as productive OF fancy prices as IN
/ seasons gone by, and the theory of a
local borseman is this; that the best
stock - now being sold ut private sales.
Men who have big strings OF stock are
keeping back the best ones to develop
| themselves.
Carrots are Invaluable for horses,
and are good for the other stock. Do
not neglect to plant u few rows this
! spring. Carrots contain more nutrl.
ment than other roots. are healthy and
appetizing for horses in winter. They
make the coat sleek aud save the oats
says The Chicago Horseman.
Lucille L.. by Missouri Wilkes, 1895,
by Red Wilkes, dam by Maud Clay, il
one Of the best bred FLIES in the city
combining rs she does the Clay and
Mambrino Patchen bloods. She wa,
bought at the Woodward sale in Lex
ing,on, KY, IN 1890, and is owned by
A. Carroll. She will be Developed this
4 summer.
4. Carroll has half brother to Al.
zone that is now II months old. He is
bv Alcryon, dam Nellie c., by LOU:
| Napoleon; second dam by Marshall
Chief. lie is developing with good gait
and shows speed at the trotting gait
| Mr.. Carroll has named him George K,
Perry, after the city treasurer. Next
| fall lac and Alone wilt do a mile dash
TO see whether Carol or Frank Mobiles
pays for thirty suppers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-05
POLICE AND COURT.

Emma Tutt.s : soiied ereatu {
generally. and q picker ard stealer
specifically. sac IS accused OF having
stolen watch from joe Fuller While
that gentlemen was sleeping OF the
effects CT Various potat.ons n .Ackley :
saloon or BFsdge-st. Emala waved
examination, and WAS held for tssal n
the superior court.
Two dTunEs were convicted yester-
day. b. Cape pala 1875. and q. u.
Murphy went to lall for twelve days.
Ine testimony was read ana signed
ia the larceny case OF Henry Meyers,
ana tie case wAs adjourned to Tues
day.