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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
soUTHEss LADIES REcs1vg-The fl

SoUTEERS LADIES RECEIVE The fine
weather gave homelke inspiration and
added eclss to tee ladies' reception e. the
houae Of the Southern Society, in NsE York
yesterday. From ? to 8 D. N the beauty
aud grsce OF the southern colony filed the
whole premises. admired the new rooms.
The library OF Dixiapa, the big racks filed
with files CT papers from home" and sll
the interesting things thss can now be Eeen
at the Southern centre in west TWenty.ifih
street Tee fret and second floors OF the
clubhouse were practically given up to the
visitors. Capps aud 1ia band Fere stationed
In one OF the smsl rooms and COLLATION.
served in the biIiisfd-room. The reception
committee, consisting OF . gentlemen, ssv
that all strangers were generally introduced
and made to feel a. home, and number OF
the ladies OF members fsmiiel assisted 10
receiving the visitors OF their OVID sex
~as most erjoysbie soeisl furciion-
Among those present we're Mss John
Wise, Mrs Hugh 3. Garden. Mrs. Boyer A.
Pryor, Mrs. John G Calhoun aud Mrs. Sam
uel Spencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
rELEeRAPEIc gREYIIIEs.

Senator Plom1sez-ste "a saId TO b. worn
| 81 10000
TIE King of Sweden I. Suffering villa
.fvere .spe ofitf = Z.
TIE rsDsias Q. s-n@.or Plumb =.-e j..
erred az Export, z ,n=s o-d4s.
The grip il oecou ac spidsm ic 10 Nv
York. There zsre we've des; hs recorded
to-day.
Herr Jansen, The tmisenz hia ori.n ard
member Of the Centre psrsy in tn Bic.
stag, died in Berlin today.
Ephraim Miller. 81 cd residsr. Of Bar.
gor, Pa, suffering from esuee, threw hin.
self into the canal last rizb. sud -.
drowned. An hour previoGa DC bad Os.n
discharged from 81. LAKES Hospital $. b.
oEo r,qusst.
1; is zsid that the Pasa=s R,t,o.;
70 De double srsckei f.oa New Yo,k %
Chicago Just IS socn az the sork eao be
completed in order to Dc ready 20 handle
he large amount Of Chicago bushes: d1..
ing the worlds fair.
L Ia showing over a vide AREA il tea
northwest, extending from Bsi.letosd, So,.h.
vest territory, southwark 70 MiIea City.
Aon.sna. and eastward 20 Grand R.pds.
Mich. an average fall 10 the seups-1,1,e
Of 25 degrees is p:sdIcssd f,s IA nez. q
hours.
A Dispatch from San Ftareiseo =sys: TIE
cruiser San Francisco will sail for Chi
next Saturday So se.l-d orders have bseO
received By Admire B.ovo. The a.eauer
honowai Is expected s1-i,y rom Eouo q y
sith foil dsssii: Of the uovtuaoss CT rs
Caas!estea.
A cable car tbs morning >. Pirsbarz. collide3
with bse, wagon. fssslly irjurirz s~o res.o1s
sod seriously iriur!ias six c:her5-
The Q. 5. goverumsas is .s;d 70 be reso,i iii Z
With E4aLder FOX The purchase o. sae G.ll.P,gos
il snds IS eos,ink s.aiiou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

UNDERSTANDING Is % lscking nov as u
was in the times when its possession ~a7
deemed the moss valuable OF all things.
But, like poet, it il oofn, not made, ano 1ne
"snsrses.n men are often toued deficient IN
it. ItMr. Ipgalla had been Tise enough
to submit gracefully TO MS recent defeat, ne
would now De back in the e s. Sensse; sno
O seat in the lower house Of Congress from
this State would have naturally fallen to
the lot OF another shan its present holder. il
be had quietly pocke,ed what he, toe, i'm
agined vas grievance. Time gives oppor-
tuuisy for settling 81 things even, II mortals
would only walt for 1t parieutly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

KsKIT BEFORE TIE EseNs.-As q
train vas drawing ous Of the depot st New
ba.s port, Mass. yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Annie II. Hayes, OF Boston. threw hsrseli
on her knees in iront OF the locomotive 20
the horror OF the spectators The fireman
saw her snd shouted to the engineer, VINO
reversed the lever. bus too late. There vas
10 time for sns one to spring 70 her assis-
lance and ne, lie vas crushed Out beneath
the wheels. Every limb vas dismembe.ed
and only shapeiess msss OF & 4sh remained.
a year ago she Lost her hp:bsnd SID she
has been slightly dersn2ed since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
Waddino Stnnned

SPOKANE FAILS DSe- A-Psaick Egan
nephew OF The minister 20 Chill. u.s arrested yes.
.ardsy. He Is q cAssle king aud VIA sboas 10 wed
Mrs Mathis Wider widow. Yesterday WIS tss
tine se. for The wedding, bus when ihe cle.sy.
aan aksd if any ons hsd sry objection 10 inter.
pose P. VI. Cole, the prospective brides soa-n lsv
srd dePaty Q. s Marshal, rose and exclaimed
Il have swarIsat 10. your arIea., EgAn, and sook
the disappointed bridegroom 20 jail. Nh Vide,
tainted. Tie charged praierred "a ihss Exsr Be-
srsytd Annie Wider, me II yss- el3 daughter
Of TIE WOMAN be wAs shols 10 wed An ilze6i.
SIC hes-ing Was demanded srd Essc WIS hoccd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

smAross Allison and Coekrill, and some
OF their colleagues, have publicly announced
from their places in the Q. s. Senate that
they are opposed TO the payment OF the
awards of the Court Of Claims in the French
spolission cases. Possibly they may be
right, but, il so, the questions that are Datu
rally suggested are, Why ia the expensive
Court OF Claims maintained? and ~hy do
the Senators referred to vote for the sppro-
priasion for that pnrposes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
A double tragedy occurred at Augusts, Kan.

A double tragedy occurred st Augusss, Kan,
yesterday william Rhosdez morally wouading
his divorced wife and then Shooting himself.
Both were quite young snd M away 30 get mar
ried lsst year. he boys parents never became
reconciled 20 the marriage, and Last Sumner they
induced their son 10 spply for divore. Tbs he
scared, the yo1ng wife enseriRg no defense.
As .oou IS free Ars. Bboadss sued the parents for
dsusge. for aliera.iag her husbands affections
ana yes-erd,y won hes c.se, 81 ,oo0 being award.
ed ner. Bhosi,s then tsied coaciiiating asking
the girl 10 nrry sgsin, bus she Eefasec aad the
shooting followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

Two waoses nege, did and never will
make right. Because Governor HUI re-
fused to return criminal from Virginia ~as
no sesson Why Governor Mckinney ahould
have refused TO return one from New YORK,
especially 80 az ne acknowledged that
his action was retsliatory. The Con
ssisution provides that full faith and credit
shall be given in each State 20 the public
scss Of every other State, and requisition
Ia nuhiic act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

TIE Tin-Pisge Consumers Association OF
the United States have Issued circular, in
which they state that not one sheet OF coke
tin has ye. besn pat upon the marke. by
American maauiactugsra,n and thss the
p.eseo. ouspa. of all kinds does not couati-
.ase per cent. otshe consumption. But by
The Mckinley till tax Of ? 10 cents q
poand Is put ca tin, bT which upwards Of
fifteen million dollars yesr sre e1acsed Of
the poorer class OF the American people, to'
the rich DONE use tin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
The I1sh Election

DUBLIN, Dec. A.-Tne election in Water.
ford c.g yesterday passed of Wishou: any
serious disturbance. Tie Official announce
nent made shls morning, however, shows
that the Parnellites hsve won the seat
This Is the 6rss bye-elecsion won oy tha'
aection OF the Iriah party since the spill. in
the party occurred. Toe returns OF she
election chow that Mr.. John E. Rsdmond
(Pa,nellise) received 1.775 votes, and Mr..
Michael Dsvits. (McCsrshyitel 1,29. ma.
jovity OF SO votes 70, the Psrnslli.e esudi.
date
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

WEN here recall sfe landing OF the Pill
eriu er n rem. her rnat rh=y lot orl! soosh;
freedom to wo,.hip CO., BAT shsy also aooght "a
es.ablI NE freedom and liberty Of manhood =
Hr. CLsss,a=G
LIE. Z. renenbs, ,ha. .he Pilgrims didc'c seek
anything OF :he Kind. Tney wAntec 10 esiaoIiE1,
AID eli estAb isl, q religious and civil otsachg
Freedom, 81 ley understood il, mssrs she rlshi
20 drive ous everybody whose options differed
from shei1s- TIE Nsyao~er crowd sho1ld not,
however, De he'd responsible ior .ll the cant thas
bss been talked about III. ?. SKA.
The 81. Is eninensly right about the Phi.
g,ins, bu. is entirely wrong about the chip
that brought them to tnia country, the pane
OF which Vas the speedwell, not the May
foyer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

The RICHMOND Dispatch says: "We are
not Wiling 10 censure Mr. Cleveland for
landing New England in addressing sn au-
diencs OF New Engisnder- on the anniTersa-
~ Of the landing Of the Pilgrims" Why
certainly not. TIE Dispatch was not will
Ing to ceuaure Mr.. Cleveland for prohibiting
the Issuance OF Mexican pensions to ez'
Coniede,ates, though the legality OF such
pensions was 90 plain and Indispensable that
Mr.. Harrison, Son.h.hates sa ne il, ordered
them to be paid az soon 81 he was inau.
garssed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
Letter Hon Bishop Hhir,s.

Bishop white, o. tie EIi scopal diocese o. Viz
giris, rs. written the follow IL letter:
Yy Bsiors5 Bre-srea 81 IL. C<-sy ssS LsS:y a. Eir
ciris:
Beng proviisntislly p-cvecs,6 trrm present
ing ihe c,use Of CUR s6.cssiec sceis 10 sssA
from or ch&rcsis nay Gske 70 yea tbs ssis.
ba: earnest appeal frccn s;ek kIt
The very hts OF CIR dsar IAlr-A II Ytrxieis
depends On The prospesisy 81 eas aieessAa. eagca-
ZION AID missionary societies.
You ssw n she lsss Se1sAsrs CarcIiMas STATE.
Qens IRON is executive committee 9: TO ssaa-
cisi eSndition Of the :orne-.
in view Of thss may ros ask ray aea.
brethren Of the clergy 30 appeal 20 Sic lAisy. ard
ny dear hisr d. Of che laisy generously 70 cons
80 the help Of This important society in shs i'm.
Of ;ts urgent mead
Your loving friend and Bishop,
FRASCrs u. WHITE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24
.sTau- Hall Safe in Jsil.

BsIsroL, Tenn, Dsc. a4.-Adviees re-
caised here yesterday from NortoO. Wise
county, Va, state that "Tslin Hall. the
K.n,ucky desperate, hsd beer safely jailed.
Ma attempt on the part OF the prisoners
friends to rescue him. and no attempt on
the part OF his enemies to lynch hin has
beau made. TIE officers anticipate no srou-
BILE, bos for precautions cake the jail 10
strongly guarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

A. ". Strange, esq, Lsnchburs, Va,
writes i use D.. BoIl's Congh Syrup reg
uIsrly for tickling cough as night. Il
gives relief and puts me 70 aieep.' Is is
much used here" P.iee % cents.
Adam might have been The @goodiiest man
Of men sincs born" bat 1t doesn'E appear
that he ever id any tspseisl good for hia
family. VIA blessing De might have
Jeff tehind, Ii be could have made Salvation
Oh srd sill pain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

Prepare yourself for she severe and sud-
den changes OF climate Of winter and spring,
by procuring bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The wonderful curative power OF ssisa-
ton Oh In cases Of sprsined ankles and
other limbs. is strongly ses forth 10 ;hs
many unsolicited tes,imooisIs which are
dsIly received st the ofhoe Of the FRO.
prietors, 4. y. HsYEg & Co., Baltic, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

TEE REPUBLICAN newspapers, By their
incesssnt denunciatious and gross aonse OF
Governor Hill, are doing the best they can
to secure him the nomination OF the next
national democratic convention, for truly it
may be said o; MIN, that the people, not only
OF his own S:a'e, ons Of the entire nation,
"loye him for rbe epeHies be bas made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

CoseREssNAS &. @ MILLS Ct Texas Is
chairman OF the Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee Of the Q. s. House OF
Representatives, and Congressman George
Wise of Virginia is his second in command.
They were lovely in life. and in death ere
NOT divided
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

THERE Is one man whose eyes are not
worn with ceaseieas weeping at the cssth
of Senator Plumb-Senator A:drich OF
Rhode Is,snd ; and the worst of il is that
other people kne@ the resson Why.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

The grip oas captured o.,umvs, Ill, aud
the physician say tina. about two thousand
people Are suffering from 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

Madison Square Garden, New York, MSS
bten secured for the night OF February II
for he Mitchell Corbett fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

The barn of c. 3. Ashby. nesr Orlean.
was burned last Ffidss night by an incer.
diary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-24

SEAsOSABLE GOODS JUST BECNTED AT
- 5. King ssEse., cor. Boys.
Tie Subscribers lave jc.s -ec=iTed AID ose- e,
sale ~ Ezsl. IdTxree-
NEAT CUTTE8s e. assorted nskea srd p-;ess,
Fire BrSi,ers Poekes sgd T,hl= Gallery o. a.
sorted makes a-d q1aliEy. E.Eo-z. Scissors, &e-
sege;tes With gerers' Esock or Hardware o. al
kinds 80 which ihey invi;e lie as;e1tioc az rsI.
deel 1T. CaMGEToN Z sou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01
LAW AND ORDER.
The Movement to Prevent Desc
Grafton of the Sabbath.

The Movement to Prevent Desc
Grafton of the Sabbath.
In pursuance of the arrangements made
at the meeting held in the Primitive Meth
odist church on Sunday by several clergy
men of town, a meeting was held in the
Protestant Episcopal church, on East o k
street, last night. At the Sunday meeting
it was agreed that the pastors present would
ask their respective congregations to ap-
point three members to attend last nights
meeting and devise some means by which
the desecration of the Sabbath may be
prevented,
Rev. II. G. James, pastor of tho English
Baptist church, was made chairman Of the
meeting last night and James G. Hutton
secretary.
The following record Of attendance was
made: English Baptist church-Rev II.
q, James and George Pillinger. Welsh
Baptist church-Edward Capper and John
r. Jones' Welsh Congregational church
John j. Phillips and Charles Jones.
Methodist Episcopal - Roy. Powick,
Charles Hooks, NJ. Vernooy and Dr..
Ca.len. Preshyterian-J. G. Hutton, R.
A. Glover and William Glover Primitive
Methodist-Staphen Tregembo and Fred.
Acornley. Evangelical--W. j. Seltzer,
Georg Wagner and j. H. Kester. Pro-
.estant Episcopal-Rev Floyd Z. West,
Charles Hasllins and Richard HorraU.
Messrs, Hooks, Vernooy, Settler, WaE-
ner and Kester said they were not dele
gated by their churches to attend the meet
ing and when j. IL Euriz was asked to
speak he said: Il have nothing to say, be-
cause l don't like the organization Of this
meeting. There are members here who
haven got their churches at the back OF
them and think we had better do nothing
than to make Il mere sham"
james G Hutton endorsed Mr. Kurtz'
sentiments.
}. IL. Kester thought the meeting was
premature. He said he was ready TO do all
he could, but he wanted bis church AT hi.
back, Before he could act officially the
matter would have to be brought before
the board Of trustees OF his church. Messrs
Hooks, Vernooy and Callen were in th,
same boat
Mr.. Pillinger wanted to adjourn; Mr.
Capper wanted a committee appointed t
see Rev. II. F. o Reilly, of the Annuncia
tion church, Mr., Hutton thought som
thing ought to be done in relation to th
conduct Of young folks on the streets Sun
day nights; Mr.. Horrell wanted com
munication sent 10 the ?. o. S. of A
camps for their cooperation, and DR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01
A MISS AND HIT
A LIVELY CHASE AFTER A
STOLEN HORSE.
AN EARLY MORNING CAPTURE !
A Law and Order Meeting Held
Last Night-Legal Advice to
be Taken Before Com
mencing Work.

On Saturday evening Chief Of Police
Amour received the following tolegraphc
dispatch from o. J. Kistler, of Weatherly;
"Stolen. Bay mare and harness; weight
about 1850 pounds. Also red painted cara
blanket and whip. Thief is "a slim man
about 30 years old, brown mOustgche. grey
suit on, slouch hat name, Charles John
son, or Thomson. Arrest him and wire.
Shortly after the receipt of the above
Chief Amour was informed that two strange
men had tried to sell horse and wagon at
the Commercial Ho.el and had gone to
Ashland Amour sent two men, one Of
them Fred. II. Hopkins, to Ashland. They
found the strangers there with the horse and
ing cattle dealer named Weller, of Mid
dleburg, who travels through this region
occasionally, and he vouched for his COM
panion, who he said, was "Dr II. S. Dar-
win, of Baltimore, Md" The horse and
wagon did not tally with the description
given in the Wealhery dispatch, and Hop
kins and his companion returned TO town.
At four o'clock this morning LOUIS Bo-
Itch, an Ashland liveryman, arrived Ia
town, accompanied by j. G. Bower, Of Du-
bois.own, Lyooming county. They were
In search OF roam m are and buggy. The
mare was stolen from Bower stable "a we k
ago. After searching several stables in
town Chief of Police Amour accompanied
the two men to William Penn and found
the mare and buggy in possession Of Will.
lam Taggart, of that place, who said he
purchased the mare and buggy from two
men answering the description of Weller,
the cattle dealer, and "Dr. IL. S. Darwin,
OF Baltimore, Nd" Taggsct said he paid
| Sl25 to the men.
Mr.. Bower took the mare, and Bolich
claimed the buggy. He said he traded the
buggy for the wagon that Bower claims
was stolen with the mare
Taggart to day had warrant issued by
Squire Williams for the arrest Of 'Dr,
Darwin" and Weller 1t is said that
Darwin" bought ticket at Ashland yes
terday for Philadelphia, He wanted q
ticket for Baltimore, but the agent could
not sell him one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01

Callen thought the movement should be
confined to the churches,
Then the jurisdiction of the base ball
ground in the trotdng park was discussed.
Meanwhile Dr. Callea left the meeting.
Some thought the ground was in the b5r-
ough limits, while olhos thought it was
in East Muhanoy township. Rev. PowicS
said he could not see that it made any diff
ference whether the ground was in the town
or the township. Dr.. Calen returned and
said he had just seen Surveyor $. A. Bed
dali, who assured him that the ground was
within the borough limits.
Rev. James thought lawyer should be
consulted to see just what can be done to
prevent Sabbath decoration. Mr.. Phi
niger did not think it was necessary to 20
to the expense of hiring lawyer, where
upon Mr., Kurtz said, eve are all bers as
citizens and taxpayers ami we have a bor-
ough solicitor and be is our servant We
60 to him for legal advice don't see why
he shoud d not give i. TO us as citizens"
Mr. Kur.z also spoke of kegs of beer be-
ing carried mp the mountain on Saturday
nights and young men coming down on
Sunday, drunk. The playing of quoits,
base ball, etc, on Sundays in the streets
and alleys was also complained of and
special complaint was made against the
base ball ground at the east end of town.
ltwas finally decided that Messrs. J. H.
kurlz George PilHnger and r A. Glover
were app5intd a committee TO consult with
Borough Solicitor Pomeroy and Others to
see just wha. can be done and the meeting
adjourned to meet in the Welsh Baptist
church on Friday evening, at 1880 O'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01
STUBBORN DALzELL.

The Wilkes. Barre Record, which
was with the opposition against Quay
says; Mr.. Dalzell disappoints a great
many of his friends in refusing to ac-
2p Mr.. Robinson's proposition, for
10th to retire from the League presi'
dent contest in the interest of party
harmony.
Chairman Watres is sufficiently
disinterested to give an unbiased
opinion in the matter, and when he
states very pointedly that the inter IS
ofthe party would be served by Dal-
zelps acceptance of Robinson's propo-
sition, the Allegheny Congressman
ought to acquiesce like a good patriot.
Chairman Watres appreciates the fact
that to win this fall It is necessary to
settle every dlscord within the party
ranks. The contest for president of
the League of Republican Clubs has
already caused considerable trouble,
and if the fight at the conven zion
should grow unusually hot, as is prom
ised, it would cause sores that might
not be healed before the November
election.
y Mr.. Dalzell is too big man anyhow
to be the centre of factional contest,
for petty Office that, if even captured,
would not bring him any particular
prestige. If the Office was really worth
fighting for, there might be some ex-
cuse for his refusal to forego the pleasure
of occupying it? And, moreover, there
is no certainty that he will be elected
to it even if he should make desperate
struggle for it. His refusal to com,
promise with Robinson does not add
TO his strength by any manner o.
means, and apart from this element o.
weakness he lacks the necessary mum
ber OF votes to assure his election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-09-01
YHISLEY AGAIN.
He Has Been at Reading and
NOrristOWn.

NOrriStOwn.
The Pennsylvania Telegram, published
1t Reading, .akes Rev. Martin l.. Fri.ch,
once Of Reading, so task for certain deal
ings with the people of Norristown in con-
oection with one Yeisley and wife. It
seems that Rev. Fitch, who was deposed
from the ministry at Reading some time
ago, has represented himself TO the people
of Norristown as a canvasser for a journal
called The Laaies' Friena the money
collected to be used for the education of
Yesley for the ministry. The Telegram
charges Frtch and Yeisloy with dupinq
the people and says, concerning the latter,
from ull accounts Yeisley was an all
around bad egg. Before he boarded here
he boarded with lady named Underkoffer,
who had to sue for what rent was due her.
While here he paid another bill which had
been running several years. 1t is thought
that Yois ey is not at Pittsburg as he left
word when be left here that he was going
there to spend his vacation. His w,fe is
doubtless with him. Right here il may be
well to state that Mrs. Yesl.y is or seems
to be, the business head of the Yeisley
household Her name was Sadie Oberdolf
before it was Sadie Yesley, and she came
from MihiinUurg, Pa. Yaisley, in addition
To his other accomplishments, claimed to be
a mind reader and face reader. Alto
gether he and Frtoh appear to be a prec-
ioUs pair and deserve showing up"
Yeisley is MOI stranger to the people of
Shenandoah. It will be remembered that
he came here about two years ago and
purchased the old Enquirer plant on the
instalmeut plant He charged the name
Of the paper to the SchuyiL35 SC7lnei, but
after trying for about eight weeks to re-
volutionize local Journalism he busted out
with his wife and child, leaving several
mourning compositors and merchants.
Yaisley, in working upon the business
men during his brief stay here, laid great
stress upon the statement that he had
studied for the ministry and his goody-
goody appearance, together with his state
ment, aided him in securing considerable
printing at prices for which the stock could
not be purchased.
But the Shenandoah people didn't know
half as much about Yeisley as they die
after the HERALD republiahad an article
published in the ShamoEia Dispctc1
shortly after his disappearance from thi
place The Dispatch referred to the maj
as "tbe irreprossible and scheming j. W
Yei-ley, ne of installment fame anC
Travellers Journal notorelyi he who lei
the sunny banks of the Susquehanua be-
cause he was shown up in his proper colors
he who endeavored 10 delraud innocent
purchasers out of hard earned money by
misrepresentation while he was canvassini
Shsmokin for business" etc.
Yes, we know OF Yeisley and if th
Pennsylvania Telegram wishes to publish
anoth r chapter of his career it can secu1
material by writing to the newspaper mel
Of Shamokin and Sunbury, A copy of tn,
ShamoFin Dispatch of November 49, 1888
! furnishes interesting reading.