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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

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NhRNE kSStNENrI NJ tttS after first DAYS uSa Mac.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

4 perfume lamp, which burns cologne
and spreads pleasant scent about The
room, is among the late household novel
lies
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-11-13

Twelve pounds OF peaches, six pounds OF
sugar and one pint OF vinegar Is good
proportion for picked peaches,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-24
T. WoLFSQN,

slhdli6en ginfal bic Jrase, pie bic
Side am beften aus5ufauen fei, weI6e
bas Iusbleiben Der 8aroain 3. brrur.
ia6t bate:
Sd CLAUDE. me;ne 9erren, mir finb
auBer aller Notb, tpenn bie iunge @r6,
fin Mltentron, bic i9 ba pben bemerfte,
fi9 enti9lieBen f6nnte, in bic Side au
treten. Ser Yapa, General ouBer
Oienft, ber In biefem Winter elmer Gur
tpegen iib bier aufbdlt, III Elm alter Bes
fannter bon mir, unb bas S69tet1en
trob ibrer Sugenb bic fiberffe &etterin,
bic i'd tenns. sic iit io3uiagen auf
bem pferbe eroB setporben. Sd tperbe
ibr ioslei9 meine Bitte portragen.
&eBow bate fi@ nod INNER auss
id)lieBli9 ieinem pferbe setpibmet; bie
Quabrille rangirte f6 langiam. Sa
seigte fidb eine fonberbare gri9etnung
am ginenng ber &eitbabn.
Sn einem tarrirten fur3en Gleibe, elm
plaio I'm ben unteren She'll bes G6rs
pers gefGluugen, elm einfa9es Gil3bttz
den auf ben offenen. mad Gin6erart
berf@nittenen 9aaren, erf9ien auf bet
befannten Braunen Der 8aronin 3. bas
tunge Mdb9en BON ber 9ribtne.
@raf q. itelte &eboip ber iuugen
Oame DOr, bic ibn Ieu6tenben Nuges
onblidte unb 10 gef9idt I'M Gattel ioB,
baB @ebOw beriDunbert un6 iiberraf9t
bas ionberbare @an3e betra@tete. Eas
balbmti@Hge MdbGem rebete ibn unbes
faneen an:
Sic baben nod teiner probe beige.
tpobnt, 6err BON &ebow, i'd ober babe
feine ein5ige berfdumt unb tenne bic
Souren genau, geben sic adt.
Damn aber, feline Mnttport faum ahs
tuartenb, fubr fie fort:
gDie munoerpou torrigirten Sic bas
ungeaogene pferb! Mdbrenb all' Der
frii5eren proben drgerte mid 5Gon bas
bumme 3hgelarrangement Der @tute.
uuo i9 bdtte Sbnen beinabe elm ,@ott
lei Sant' augerufeu, als sic bic bau.
melnoe Srenfe ttiraer i1nallten unb
bic @anbare tiefer le9ten. Die Srenie
III bod elm Snitrumeut gum glufri6ten
unb bic @anbare ems gum Beadumen !;
0err bon priib brau1te fie aber unls
9efebrt.
Dabei la9te ie ber3li9.
&ebow iab nit ma6ienbem sSniereRe
auf feline Beeleiterin, bic in Musieben,
Rleibung unb Mtanieren fth tpeientli6
BON allem unteri9ieb, mas ibm bisber
in bieier Gpe3ies betannt getporben,
hnb er iagte ibr einige Gomplimente
tber ibre fiaumeiferli6en RenntniRe.
Sic anttDDrtete nit tomii9er Mebs
mutb:
gs III leiber bas ein3ise, mas bas I'm.
glhdliGe Sinh gelernt, :ptirbe sbnen
meine Sante unb matterIi1e graieberiu
antnorten. Nls Wiegentinb nabm
mid Der papa auf bos pferb unb ieits
benz blieb baHelbe metn ein3iges Gpiels
seug, rneine puppe, rnein b61ftes 8ers
gnhgen. Sd Dermutbe, baB i9 nit
elmer peitide geboren tpurbe, benn i6
tann in meiuer Qinbererinnerung teine
3eit finben, In ber i6 ni@t eine peitf6e
3ur Ganb gebabt bdtte. NufgepaBt, es
beginntl
(Gortfetuna foIat.)
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(GOrtfetuns fOIst.)
Cine fidbere @clS.ginlaac

TT etne iplGe, BON reler Jbuen uxter @aronte juses
&ert rerben tann, bab e berisbsenbe Reiultate Res
fer pibrtSentaus baS an5eleste Gelb 5ur6seah trb.
Gui hieler BafS f6nnen Gfe ren benz unten anseSes
heneu Mpptbeter eine GlaiGe ron Or. Rings Neuem
S@winbiu6tS Setlmitte taufen. Gs pirb sarantirt,
bab bafielbe inter alien nmitanben Grle&teruus ses
aebfe, Der Brnit pber ber 2unsen anrreubet mie
S@wiubindt, euusenent5hnruns, Sron&ttis, affbma,
Reu&tultea, Grdune &C. &c Gs tt an8enehm etn5nnebs
unb famedt gut, III p5us ii8er unbnnan fam iiA
INNER barauf perIaNen'
grobeFaiden fret In allen Gpotbsten. @bOleials BET
Dretb, Gbcmpipnu. Go.
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9(uSperfGnf bon 9aute1t= u1to &iuoer 9dbnhe1t
81 reSmcirtett Yreiien I!

@rtrasfeine Damen-@ -@laceeittefeG i'm Opera
and Common Sense" gtble nit elaifiiden
Seblen BON $2.75 auf So berabseiett.
Gepte Satsen Sansaroosaad ads&nDpfitiefel,
Sano seitdRt, tm Opera StpIe 1925, friber
$500.
9onsoIa ugomlnon Gene" anDpfitiefel fir
Samen, ale banbsema@t, bon So arf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine 9ongola banbsendbte &nDpf.etiefeI,
o1e trilber gu $5 nerfauft tpuroen, offeriren
mir Steie 8p9e su $3.7b.
Sana feline slacirte &ansaroo nit ,aonbon
Soe & Opera Seel" aIIes banbsendbt friiber
$6, btefe Bo@e gu $4.75.
be 9erabiekmmgen unb ,tmr fir bieiem
e tptrb anf ieparaten giihen amsseftel(t.
lttat, @ustpahl nnb 9reis, mas iemals in
San 9lntonio eeseigt tpnrbe.
Sn anbbfitiefel uOrforbs" llrb Slippers"
fur jllnge Samen ,lnb &inber, fibren mir nur
pas Sefte rnb gu oenm5sltbft biaigen greiien.
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AnBeroroenti6er snsDerfarf BON Ynbnlaer Mrtijeln
sm bebeutenb berabgeiettem 4reien

Die Pubma4erei iit ,ns Elm liebseiporbenes
Sbena. gSie icber dltere Mniiebler San gn.
tontos nit StoIs auf bas Ba9stbum unb
G'e6eiben Der Stabt sitriidbIidt, 10 iitadbt es
ats Greuoe a1lf bieies Departement gu i6auen.
Noh bor Iieben Sabren Elm bei1eioener Mns
fang. bat es iid ,lnaufb5rlidb in 8eliebtbett
llnb nmfang ailsgebebnt, bis es beute obne
3tpetfel bas grDBte, beiterleuebtete nnb in ies
Der sseiie bollfonttnen ausseitattetite Yub.
na6erbepartement bes sansen @efet,s 1T.
Glles @ei4madboIle, tpel9es bureb @elb au
erreiden mar, lit ansei9afft iporben. lleber>
hanpt ipent man beriifiidtist, bab mir gaes
haben, nnb oab bas 8eite at 10 aubereemDbns
It'd billiSen greiien perfauft nirb, 70 1T es
feinesiness auffdnie. bab bie Damenpelt
Gan antonios gSDlffpnS 9fteberlage ais
9anptquartier fir feine Yubma@eriad6en ers
fldret.
@ans i'm @eeentbeil spunberbar mare es,
ipenn Dte Sa9e itd1 anbers Derbielt.
9ie nemesfen M2mffer n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-24

ben f6muden tbatsnluffisen Maior
BlBmann fpreden gu b5ren, Der gerobe
tn feRelnbem Gonberiationstou feline
pldne bsbufs @rbauuag zines Dams
pfers auf benz 8ictorias See In Mfrifa
unb bic Nrt unb Weiie ber 8ef6rbes
rung ber ein5elnen Sbeile bottbin bar
legte. 3mef ber BeriammIung mar,
Wflitel FIR biefes unternebmen fRiHg
3u MAIDEN. Gerner batten mir bas Wers
gnigen, bic perf0uli9e getanntidaft
bes grubers beg iugenbli9en Miritas
Jori9ers Or. peters gu MAIDEN, pels
der erft nor IA Sagen pieber na9
Nfrifa surtidsetebrt 1T unb nit benz
ylane umgebt in Seutf9 Ofafrita cine
giienbabn 81 erbauen. Nu9 fir bic,
leg nnteraebmen tpirb bic Werbetrpms
mel gefd)lagen. Cine bei1eibene Be.
mertung meinerieits, baB bem Mus.
wanberer nod NorbsNmerita bod cine
nett before 3ufunft in MasFdt ffdnbe,
als in benz beiBen untpirtblinen Mfrita
fiel iebob auf tcinen empfdngli@eu
gooen uno babe id ibleunigit meme
2olonialglonen ON ben NageI ge1dnat.
Jthrnberg burften mir nidt berlafIen,
obne 5ubor mod bic alte Burg uno bos
@ermanif6e Muieum 5eiudt au baben.
Die alte Eei6sburs befianb f6on I'M
IL. Sabrbunoert unb mar meiaens
SIP Griebri6 8arbaronas unb fpdter
mebrere Sabrbunbert i'm BefBe Der
8rafen bon 3ollern, Bis bieie mad ber
Wtart granoenburg ausuanberten. eSn
oem einen iogenannten fiinfedigeu
Sburm 1T cine groBe Gammluag BON
Goltertuetfaeugen untergebra1t. Bei
Befi9tigung berielben purben mir aber
uns einig, baB nit Musnabme ber eis
fernen Sungfrau, bes @tredbrettes ober
oersSta1elmiege, nur menige berielben
fol9e Qualen bepirfen f6nnten. tuie
mir BET Dur6panberuas Der fiinf gta.
gen oes Sburmes Bel tropil6er 6ibe
empfunben baben. Bod bes 2ebens
ungetbeilte Greube tparb nod feinem
neutrality-suspicious. gu 8beil!
Nun gebt es na9 Dem @ermaniid,en
Wtufeum unb baEn finb mir nit Nhrn.
berg fertig. Dieies iu ieiner Mrt be-
beutenbhe Wsufeum Deuti1Ianbs, in
benz man cine Dolliidnbige @ronologiId
georbnete 9ammlung Dor f9 bat, mel.
DE eine lleberh9t hber ben gntmid.
lungsgang Der beutf9en 2ulturgefti6.
te 5tetet unb tuo man bret Sabre lang
Stubien MAIDEN fann, obne at ermiis
ben, nluBten mir In ebenfo bielen Stun,
ben burGwanbern. 3mei aus GoIs
nno gifen sebaute gpcples aus benz
16. Sabrbunbert, bic mir bort iaben
uno bic 9ans nod bemielbenprin3ipe r,ie
utlfere beutigen eleganten Sta5l.Bn.
eples bergefelt iinb, erinnertan mid an
oas alte Spri6m0rt: y@s giebt tiidbt8
Neues unter ber 5onne."
Wean i6 aud in bieIem Briefe nur
Mltes uno 8efanntes 3u papier ge.
bra6t babe. lpolIeH mir bic aeneigten
Sefer erlauben, baB i'd ben @inn bes
eben erwdbnten Spru6es 3u meinen
GunHen beute.
Gum 5@luB unb aur Stdrtuus nod
unieren Anitrengungeu befudten mir
nod bas tpeltberiibmte s8rattpurF,
@l6dlein" an Der Moribtapele, mo-
idon Nlbre6t 9urer, 6ans SaGs unb
anbere @rbBen aus MIt gtlirnbera
Stamngdite uaren unb fieBen uns
Bratwiirii5en nit 9auertraut unb eli
men frifben Srunf ierbiren. benn bic,
les 1T altbersebro9te pfi1t zines ieoen
Reiienben, Der Niirnberg berhbrtl
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Quberor0eutli6e MttrQftioue11
9etdte l1ntertleioer fit Serreu !

TIMER leihteu reinipollenen unterfleiber
(oemb unb 8einfleib) fir Marner gu MIR 81
iinb fart in Sta4frase.
Serartise l1nterfleioer III 8albrissan unD
Gerue Su nur 81. Sarerbafter Stoff nnb
CUTE 9lrbeit.
@aldddte idtparse l1nterfleiber, bic it9 BET
9lGen, Die auf elegante &leibuns leben, srpber
8eliebtbett erfrcuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
s(nsus.
Sarbise 8albrissan=9lnsiise auf 81 bis So
tebleirt.
gpscialitat: ais beIonpers beq,leme uno
elesante llnterfleibumg empfeBIen mir bic be.
riibrnten @laftenberrb atittenei4ten BON Sea-
tur @olle, tpelde bon bet ger3ten fiir nod
5efler srfldrt iperben, aIs bic Sdser'ide @OlI=
aleibuns. 3u baben fir tur $3.50 per s(n5us.
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Gs bdu9t ,tns ais ob bic ,,BanSeau Erims
ming" il, Surge aasemein pppmIdr tperben
ipiirbe.
Gs beitebt aus Ginent, unter Der 8rempe
bes Suites ansebra9tem 8anbe, bas an &opfe
an19liebt, unb lit tpieoerum nit eineta
Sammetbanbe, Spite ooer Rran3 fleiner 8Ias
men iiber5oSen.
San,net.8lumen iperben aGsertein beliebi
nnb folgli6 billis. Stolen baben mir bon je.
Der @r6Be ilnb S9attiruns. 2iaa 8lnmen
borsISliG iclde, Die trts R6tblibe ihininern
i;no anf fd)paraen 9iten gang pra4tuou.
Die SdIfte Der iesisen Saqons baben glehn.
li1feit nit elmer &rone; biele bnben borne
cine idmale &rempe, bic 10 sebesea tperben
fdnn, bab tie elmer llnterta]ie, elmer Muid)el
ober ioait Gtipas abnlid ieben.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene Sil3biite, lhpar;e,
selbe, blaue ilnb beinabe gang ipeiBe Gtrpbs
Siite ftnb in sroBer 0nantitdt borbanben.
n NSc hfffiN$Ycts 0&t.osSc
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Serr 6. s. Waaaer, Wo. 217 Oh,

SER 6. s. MalIer, go. 217 OR,
6ouiton StraBe bdlt ftets bas bolls
tommeniie 8aser In 3eidenmateria.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @Ias, 5pieeel.
glas, 8ilOerrabmen, Girniffea uub allen
3ei6Hen' unb Naler.l r.lltenftlian. Riinit.
leriid ausgefhbrte 8ilber unb 5tatuet.
ten &c. ftnb in cine, iebenspertben Sal.
lerie CUR Wnf9t unb gum 8erfauf auss
gefellt. Sn 8apeten unb 3immeroefcs
rationen lit bas @ei9madppGfe unb
Weuefe bort au finben.
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Ru6Iens slrniea.eaIte

Die bette SdIbe Der @elt fir e6nitte,
0netldunsen, @ef6Diire, 6ieber. uub Saut'
NnsfHlas, tJle&ts, seipruneene Sdnbe, 8rDfs
beulen unb ole Souttrausbeiten furirt 8d.
morrboiben ober teine Besablnns. 86lise
Satisfaction 9arantirt ober bos @elb pirb
suri6erfattet. 25 Gents bic S9a6teI Gum
Bsrtauf In allen apotbesen. Greib, fbomps
fon 6 Co., BboIsiale.
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3tegler's allgemein befamnte &nIpfz
ihnbe 1n fnlgenoen bebemtenb reS1a=
5irten Bretfen:
@rite Sampicp 9anene&n1pfitiefel Opera
Heel 81 and toe) nit elaitii4en eoblen, friiber
$3.50, iett 81.
9amen GgSaufeupbait') 9onsola Sad.
ittefel friiber So, iett $2.75.
Obem aagefiibrte Breiie iinb tptrfli
Serfauf beitintntt. Sic gemamnte 8aa
llniere Gusipabl III aussei6nittenen Iei6z
ten S6uben tnb DamensGlippers, ippr,tnter
itd quite nno iebr fetne uSrforb unb Sbep
Stes" pSolto Comfort & Spera S[ipbers"
beftrbei,, iibertrifft 9taes.in 8esus auf Aua>
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Nberualiser srober glusuertamfs
bon l1nterseus fir San.en unb @ab6en in
Nluslin unb gambric.
8eipnberS nieori9e greife In SieScr
QSDd1e!
greis 8ebuttipnen int getrase BON 80
bis so HroSent.

9amen, bic irsenb @tipas in bteier @rande
n6tbis baben, biirien @oIfion's @pecial>
Muspertauf aa rebneirten 9reiien ni6t per>
feblen.
9lue @aarsn auf betimmten 2a=
bentii den fimb gu beionberen fart + e.
buetrten 9reiien marfirt, bic iebpd
nllr fit bie1e @pne gelten.
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Gin trnnSerbareS @ebr1nae Inn
Gd11tb= =Separtement.

Sb mir bier beiddftigt iinb, frast Sbr
ytun, bas lollten fptr ipobl ineinen. Suit
ytad|rihter ipa1oern 14neler als 16le1te.
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Yrddtige glnsma9l eleganter &lei0erfoffe=
NnBerorSentlide 9fobttdter bieie
Wode
mmb BON @subem Guftiimem.

Die ,teueiten Moben in ieibene:1 unb spplenen
aleiberitoffer, iotpie in @ai6ftOffen
mto etfua IS bpdleleeante fmpprtirte
bpMntDoerne MiD6ea. .9tDben,
BON Oenen ni9t stpet chamber sleid 1inb, im
greiie bon nur $13 bis 500.
Glegante CONNER Seibe, seitreift, earrirt
tnb i1Itht, in alien Sarberl, 5prft sa Do, so
unb go @erts bic Yarb. in 6ieier @DA E
3unur 35 Gents bic garb.
TIMER 2aser an @aI@itpffen lit 10 grob unb
bic Mannigfaltigfeit berielben iit eine 10
srobe, bnB cine senaue 8eidreib,tng berlelben
bieI su toeit fiibrert fpiirbe.
8ir fiibret auf 2aser ale Sic selu9teften
Mrten bon MulI, Srsanbie, 3epbnr &c. &c. I'M
8reiie bon 10 bis SO Gents per garb.
specia1 Rreiie fir bieie @p@e!
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
BOROUGH ITEMS |
GLBANINGS BY THE LOCAL
CORPS OF REPORTERS.
WHAT THE SCRlBES SEE AND HEAR
The Girard Trust Now on a Tour
Through the Coal Region and
Will be Here Tomorrow.
Collieries Visited.

The Rosrd of Directors of City Trusts to
the Grard Estate in Schuylkill and Col.
umbis counties is now on tour through
this region. The members left Philadel-
phis, via the Z. & r. R., at 4:30 yesterday
afternoon and arrived at Hazleton at 1926
p. m. AT 8 o'clock this morning they left
Haz zleton, via the l.. V. h. r., and arrived
at Park Place at $40 Carriages we're
taken to the farms on the Joseph Evans
and Thomas Davidson tracts, Brandon
vile, and after brief stay there the di-
rectors drove to town and made connec-
ton with their palace car at the L. Y. r r.
depot at one o'clock. The Lost Greek
reservoirs were next visited and then the
directors went to the Hammond and Har-
rison collieries. After dining at Grard-
vile the directors started eastward again,
stopping at Packer collieries No. 2, 4and g.
As the HERALD was going to press the
directors arrived in town and proceeded to
the Kelley Run colliery. The schedule
| called for their departure at 5;26 for Hazls-
ton, where they will remain over night
Tomorrow the directors will leave Halle
ton at 8 a. m, arriving here at 9 a. m and
proceeding to the VIM, Penn, Packer Nos
l and 8, East Bear Ridge, West Bear
Ridge and GiIsrd collieries. The Board
will dine at Girardville at 1890 p. m to-
morrow, after which the Big Mine Run
plane, North Ashland colliery, Continental
colliery and the plane to the Centralia
drainage tunnel. After taking supper at
Girardville the directors will leave that
place at 6;l9 p. m. for Philadelphia, arriv-
ing there at 1910 D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
ALTAR
WEDDING ATTHH GRANT MAN
SION AT NOON.
MISS BELL GRANT MARRIED
One Of Tax Collector Higgins
Sons to be Married This Even.
ing-Miss Crawshaw's We'd
ding Tomorrow.

Miss Isabelle Lee Grant was married "a.
high noon to-day to Mr.. Edward @. Powles,
Of Orange, N. j. The ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides
mother, on West Oak street, Rev. DR.. Bell,
Of the Pottsyile Presbyterian church Of
fciating.
The parors and other apartments Of the
house were eaborately decorated for the
occasion and presented magnificent APP
pearance.
The service was of private character
only relatives and intimate friends of the
contracting parties being present.
The bridesmaids were Misses Lena and
Edith Powles, of Orange, n. j., sisters Of
the groom, Miss Loulrel, of Orange, N. D.,
and Miss jessie Grant, of town, sister of
the bride. The groomsman was Mr.. f. H.
Creary, of Orange, N. j. Misses jean
Grant, of Pottsville and Violet Fielders,
Of town, were the flower girls
After the ceremony a collation. prepared
by IA prominent Philadelphia caterer was
served, and reception followed. Mus C
was furnished by the S hoppe orchestra.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mr..
Schuyler, Nutley, N. D.; G. o. Rice,
Esston A. E. Rim, Allentown Charles
Wood, Philadelphia; D. Horn, Jr.,
Philadelphia George r. Hue, Philadel-
phia; William Foster, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. O. NJ. Earle, New York Mr..
and Miss Loutrel, East Orange, N. j. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castle, Nutley, N j. ;
Miss Lindsey. New Haven, Conn. ; j. r.
Mock, Philadelphia; II. G. Chur, East
Orange, N, j.; w. T. Brown, Philadel-
phia MIR. and Mrs. Henry Powles, Orange,
N. j.. II, F. Ayers, New York j. w.
Hyatt and wife, East Orange, N, j.
The groom and his bride left town on the
4;l0 Pennsylvania train for Philadelphia
and from that place will start on an ex-
tended bridal tour tomorrow. Upon their
return they will occupy q handsomely
furnished residence in Orange, N. j.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
Hearing Ones Self

"It is singular thing" says a ply
sician, that man does not hear his
own voice exclusively through his ears.
The prevalence of throat deafness ls a
proof to the layman of the connection
between the ears and throat, and this
inability to hear ones self speak Just as
others hear us is another instance. In
some people this popularity Is very
marked, and in my case, II speak into
a photograph and let the machine
grind out the sounds again, | don't
recognize the voice at all. In regard
to singing the varying ability 20 hear
ones self with the ears plugged up
with cotton makes itself evident, for
while one member of chorus will only
hear the blended harmony, or discord,
another will hear little beyond his or
her own voice, and make occasional
bad breaks in consequence. l know q
man who used to sing very fair bari
tone, but whose voice is now only
adapted TO the weakest falsetto. Yet
he doesn't realize the change, and be-
Geve he 'onestly thinks he sings as
well as ever. This apparent impossi-
bility may be q dispensation of Prov
idence to prevent men with exceptional
ly ugly voices being driven to suicide"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
PERSONAL.

Lew. Grant; of Pottsville, was in town
last evening
Chas. Zuncs, of Pottsville, was in town
the past few days
j. Harry James, ESQ.,, spent several hours
in town yesterday.
Senator B. J. Monaghan and wife re-
turned from their bridal tour last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward johnson, of Sandy
Run, are visiting relatives in town.
District Attorney Koch and his deputy,
A. L. Shay, Esq, we're in town last even
ing.
Ex-County Commissioner Geo. D.
Meyer, of Orwigsburg, was in town last
evening and this morning.
DR.. j. S. Callen returned home last
evening, after having spent the last two
weeks in the cities of Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
THE DETROIT TO nH RAISED.
A Gun Boat sunk BY Perry FOR BxhibI
tion nc tho Worlds Fair.


NEW YoRa, Oct 91.-The gun boat
Detroit OF the British Navy, which was
was sunk in Lake Erie during tho war
Of 1912, whom Capt. o. H. Perry won his
famous victory, is soon to be raised Thy
Capt. Michael Carr, OF Buffalo, one OF
the best known pilots on the lake and an
experienced diver. lThe boat willSbe ex-
hibited at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The Detroit now lies off Squaw Island
where she was sunk and her whereabouts
are known to but few. She has been no
hindrance to navigation and probably for
that reason has not been touched As
soon as the boat is put on dry land she
will be overhauled and put in presentable
condition.
The Detroit was captained by Capt
Barclay, and was built solely for war
She was pierced for Is guns and meas
ured 3O5 tons When completed her
captain said she was one Of the best
boats on the lakes.
The Detroit was pitted against the
strongest Of Capt. Perry's ships-the
Lawrence-on Sept. 10, 1912, aud only
went down after four hours of awful
fighting. 1t was on that day that Per
ry's name became famous Every COM
manding officer Of the Detroit and their
seconds were either killed or wounded
30 severely as to be unable to keep the
deck. The Detroit had guns OF four diff
ferent calibers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
RenarlrahIe Grnuth.

The growth Of the Argentine repub-
lie in the past thirty years has been re-
markable. According to recent statis-
tics the population of the republic is
now 100000, as against 1.85O,OOO in
1861. There are now 100000 acres
under cultivation where In 1901 there
were 100000, and while In that year
there were but eighteen miles Of rail-
road in the country there are now over
5000 miles in operation and 5000 more,
including the great transcontinental
route, in course of construction. The
public debt has grown pretty vigorous
", too, however. 1t has increased from
s17, 900, 900 TO S613, 900, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
Electric Sharks

FracSyile and Mahanoy Plane will be
lit up with electricity by November lst.
Contractor EberIe, of the s., Nj. c., G.
& A. Ry., has opened an office in Beddalrs
building.
Everything is in readiness for a start.
The first lot Of poles and ties are expected
to-day.
1t is expected that the Ashland and
Centralia Ry. Co.. viii build their road
and connect with the other company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-10-21
Attempted Train Ivreekinr.

PIrTsBURG, Oct.91.-An attempt was
made to wreck the McKeesport and
Belle,Vernou passenger train on tho
Pittsburg 81 Lake Erie Railroad between
McMahan and Charleroi Monday night.
AS the train was rounding curve the
engineer noticed an obstruction on the
track, but stopped before reaching it.
Half dozen large planks were found
across the track. Had the train been
running at high rate of speed a bad
accident would probably have resulted.
Detectives are searching for the mis-
creants who placed the planks on the
track