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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08
HoIderman' s
LOCALITIES.

Increasing moonshlne.
The buds will soon swell.
Spring goods are displayed.
Base ball times are approaching.
The boys are busy with their tops.
The ground hog's reign ends on the
18Th
The sun crosses the equinoctial line
on the 2lst.
The woman question-"Is my hat
on strai ght?"
Early Southern vegetables will soon
be appearing.
The snow banks are fast going into
liquidation.
This is the month to keep your
storm overcoat handy.
Moving day, that dread of house
keepers, is coming on apace.
The loudest signs of spring are to be
seen in the milliners' windows.
A nobby thing in hats--the head
that has been raped by policeman's
club.
The present is the right time for
trimming your grape vines, if you
have any to trim.
The time when a woman has no
mercy is when she gets mouse in a
trap.
Altogether this has been quite a
remarkable winter, with good variety
of weather.
A miss is not as good as mile in a
pedestrian race, and one lap is enough
for any miss.
XWarpoad akimmad milk annIied IN
brighten it up wonderfully.
Well, girls, two months of your
twelve have vanished. Remember
that time flies and don't be timid.
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A Cheerful Home.

"Well, Mary how cheerful your home is fOl
always have such cheerful fire"
Yes, lis true; we always have good nfe
since we get our coal from Zerbe & Coz Noun
tain COlliery. Before we always had such
time getting fire IN the morning. That made
us all cross and Grabbed but now everythilg Is
lovely. And. besides, IL is cheaper, Mart
Shoemaker takes orders, does the collecting
and delivering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08
SEVERN'S,
Corner Centre and White SITS.

SOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opt
cal Goods, Banquet, Parlor and
Piano Lamps, unique in design
with IS and $50 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition VIGOROUSLY.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

1000 cloth bound books, worth so cents,
for 20 cents each; 5000 25-cent paper
covered novels, all new, for 10 cents each,
at Max Reese's, West Centre street. Fer
euson Hotel block.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

"Angel Of Night is what Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup has been termed by parents. whose
worrying and coughing children have been
soOthed and cured, and have secured sweet
slumber by using this excellent remedy, Price
only 25 cents a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

The proprietOrs of Pan-Tna have spent
thousands of dollars TO make IL known that
It cures Coughs, Olds and La Grippe. Trial
druo gfOra
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

Buy Keystone -four. Be careful that tn,
name LEssIe & Co., Ashland, Pa, IL
printed on every sack. s-S-SIaw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

orders for EVENING HERALD should be
lett at Hooks & BrolOn's nei0s stand, No.
4 North Main street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

Best work done at Brennan's steam
laundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains speciality. All work guar
anteed.
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Coming Events.

March 16.-Grand entertainment in
Robbins opera house under the autpices Of
u. S. Grant Lodge No 3S, A. P. A.
March II. - Welsh Congregational
church tea party in p. M. hall.
April q -Msrigold Tea, Robbins Hall !
under the auspices of Lydia Degree Lodge,
No. liz. /. o. 0. II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

NOTICE.-The following notice speaks for
IN itself, and the public will be governed ac-
cordingly:
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of SchuylSill
county. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania s1rel,
&c VS.. Bridget tempest
Now. February p, 1892, on motion Of w. D.
Seltzer, attorney, the Court appoint Charles
Hasldns as committee of said BrdgetTempest,
and he is directed to enter into bond in the sum
of eight thousand dollars, to be approved by the
Court.
Extract from the record
s. c. KIRK,
37-i0t Prothonotary.
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"AH tUorn our is the expression of the
sleepless sufferer with that terrible cough.
Pan.Tina puts a stop TO it. It's remedy for
Coughs, Colds aud Consumption, 25 cents.
Pan-Tina Is sold at r. +. d. Kirlin's drug
afora
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WANTS. SO.

EOR RENT.-Store and dwelling No 1906
II North Main street, Shenandoah Pa. Ap-
ply TO Mrs Bridget Burns, next door. 3-2-lw
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NJ Office OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
N The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Citizens Electric Light Company, Of
Shenandoah will be held at the office of the
company. No. "a North Jardin street, on April
9th 1892 between the hours of ? and p. m, for
the purpose of electing eleven Q) directors for
ensuing year and for the purpose of hearing
and receiving the auditors report
2-29-law-4w JOHN GRUHLER, Sec'y.
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nor SALE.--A single sleigh, at reasonable
j. price. Apply TO Mrs. Jane Parry, corner
Line and Bowers streets. 21S4w
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

Best photographs and crayons at Dabb'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-08

NOR RENT.-A desirable store room on
IL South Main street. Apply to Sylvester
Pappert 119 S. Main street. 3.5-tw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
Conspiracy to Defraud.

SEATTLE. Wash Apl. % -Tns Ii ole,, m
the human remains found In The rura =
VIM. Radcliffe house which was bprred
Iast week Was he'd yesterday. The ,est.
moDy showed they we're tlose of R r
Levin, who was supposed to have been
buried In Greenwood cemetery, February
IS. It also cor filmed the story OF con.
splraoy to defraud tie life Insurance cam.
psny by making 1t appear thai RadclilF Vas
burned to death. Louis K ,:trouch, one o,
the oonsplrstors. has confessed Lha: be and
Rsdc.if stole body from the Cemetery lat
March and buried Il Ia Ralclif's ysrd.
Then Radolf insured his life las. Ftidsy.
They saturated the bad with coal oil and
dressed thu body In Radcliffe clctles. I'd.
cliff crushed thu skull snd cut of the LEGS To
create the appearance o. murder. Tnen
they set fire to the house and left. The jury
held Kos..ouoh and Mrs. Ridclf e ca the
charge OF srsou. Radcliff carries firy.fye
Thousand dollars insurance.
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Congressional.

Chinese exclusion occupied the Senate
Yesterday after the morning hour. An e1.
traordinsry feature OF the debate was the
Introduction by Mr.. Davis. OF Minnesota, OF
an attack Oh the papal hierarchy. the Ger
man ambassador at Rome and the Austrian
royal family for alleged attempted interfer.
ence with Catholic immigrants in tbs United
States.
In the House, after an exciting debate, In
which Messrs. Fellows and Cochran, of New
York, and O Farrall, of Virginia, we're the
leading participants, the Noyes R'ckWeli
contested case from the % b district OF New
York was disposed OF By confirming the
right Of Mr.. Rockwell, demoorat, to the seat
by vote OF 1913 to LOG.
Al the conclusion of Mr.. O'Fsrral,'s speech
the preyions question was ordered. without
division. The question REQUIRED on the res
outions of the minority So substitute Tor
the resolutions of the msjoriiy. a separate
vote being demanded, the first vote wac
taken on the first resolution Of the minority,
which (as eubstitute) dec'srss that Noyes
=as BOT elected. Thls, as stated 10 The GA
zETTE. was carried-ysas 140 nays 50.
Then came the vote On the second subst.
tute resolution, deolarl, Rockwell entitled
to his sest. This was sgreej to-yeas, 128 (;
nays, LOG
Then Mr. Bryan came forward with mo
tio1 to recommit with instruc'ions to the
committee to take further testimony bear
ing upon the 16 Doyle votes and the %
marked ballots. This was defeated-yess,
10; nays, 125-and then the resolutions as
amended we're agreed to without further op
position. Thus Mr. Rockwell was retained
10 his seat.
The House then took recess until eight
O'Clock, the evening session to be fer the
consideration of private pension bills, but as
usual, nothing was done at the evening sea-
sion.
Col. O'Fsrrall iorcsaw early In the day
that he would ba defeated. md he displayed
temper and an irrl ability that has cost
him many friends, AID will react on him
during the rest OF the session. His angry
e1clsme ton to Gen. Wheeler, Of A'aoems,
that "be was more annoying than mos.
quito In New jersey" 4ss tho first evidence
Of the loss OF temper, ard his Cleveland
stump speech only served to make the DEM
ocrats still mare impatient at Tim.
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she saDk. Her crew took to heir boats ard
we're afterwards picked up and lsnded Of
Pensrth.
The latest report concerning the prcsnec
tive duel between:Fox and Borroge. oror
Ing oct Of the publication of the Iette,si
the Borrowe.D,ayton affair, ere that tho
parties have fixed upon some place In Rel.
GUM as the soene OF the combat. 1t ia said
the duel will be fought to day. Tile runo,.
ed that Borrows was seen In London ys.
terday.
PARIS April 2S.-Consderablo anxiety b,
has been occasionei h.ra By the report Of an mn,
break of cholera nesr Pals. A man liyi,, =.
Pute.u1, village seven miles Yves. Of Paris Ia,
been admitted to the Beauion Hospital. wbs,o
the doctors pronounce the disease from yhc, NJ
is suffering to b, cholera. Three other men fro-r
Neuilly and Courbevie, both of which places g..
few miles from Paris, were subsequently "a
mtsed to the hos oi.sl eufsring from the same d..
ease. One of tie men has died.
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A Cow KILLED BY A TURTLE.-Oae day

A Cow KILLED BY A TURTLE.-Oae day
last week Rioha,d NOOK, OF Miller county,
after milking fne mich COW he owns,
turned her out In The woods, and she wend-
sd her way down to Aycock's creek to slake
her this come line during the day, and
while engaged in drinking was seiz,d by the
nose by logRerhesd tult Q aud her head
pulled rnder the wster and held there until
she drowned. Failing t, return home that
night, Mr. Mock made search for her, and
found hsr lying With her head under the
water. her body on land, quito dead, the
turtle still having his hold. Mr.. Nook called
help, end. dragging the COW out, drew the
turtle out also, 1t refusing 80 LEI go the cows
nose. The turtle was killed and weighed
fifty pounds, his she'll being So large es a
large bread tray Bainbridge( Ga Democrat
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ESPECIAL Correspondence Of the alexandria Gaacte.J
WARRINGTON. D. O.. April %. 1877.
The hearing Of the application for new
trial in the Schneider murder csss was Set
for to day 10 the criminal court OF this city,
but at the request of Mr.. Wilson, counsel
for tho defense, Was postponed until next
week.
General Wheeler, of the House military
committee, to which the Mt. Vernon Avenue
hill has been referred, tod the GAZETTE
correspondent to-day thst he would ees mr;
OuthWeis. chairman OF that committee, ena
oct him to give the friends CT that bill
hearing next Tuesday.
Sheriff Veitch, OF Alexandria county,
here t,.day, ssys the democratic committee
of that county will meet at an early day
and detrn me upon the time and manner OF
choosing delegates to the State democratic
convention. he says the maiority OF the
democrats In his county are opposef to the
nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland.
Now that Senator Palmer, OF Illinois. has
practically put himself on the list OF appl'
Giants for the democratic Presidential nomi.
nation, the Cleveland men are denounclDg
him right and left for preeuming to 60 Into
mia own State and Interfering With the
Cleveland movement there. The prevalent
Impression about that movement now is
thst 1t sas instigsted and is promoted and
sustained entirely by Wall street.
A protest. wss received at the Navy De-
psrtment to-day against the execution OF
tbe alleged Intention o. o. 8. war vessals
aow at Port Townsend, Washington, OF H.
ting out In the B i.i5h port OF Vancouver.
Senator Hill appeared before The Senate
commerce committee this morning and made
strong argument 10 favor OF railroad
bridge from jersey City to Nav York, 90 as
to save people going to and coming from
New York the inconvenience Of the ferry
beats. which, he termed, an "iDferpal nals'
anop."
E NJ. Tabsr, recently promoted to the
place OF principal examiner 10 the peneioD
bureau, is the brother OF the chief clerk Of
Mr.. George E. Lemon. the pension agent
who endorsed Commissioner Raum's note
for S12, 900 and skipped to Europe as soon as
he found out that Raum was to be investi
gated, and who, 1t is said, will not return
until that investigation is over,
The belief st the Capitol to-day is that
Mr.. O'Ferrsli's course in the contested cleo.
| ton case decided yesterday will handicap
him seriously In bis efforts to obtain the gu
bsrnstorial nomination In his own State
Every Virgins member except Messrs
O'Ferrall, Jones, Buchanan hud Eimunce
| voted With their party for the democrat,
leaving out, of course, Mr., Lester, who is st
home sick,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
In an Ice Floe

A thslllIDg tale of vessel bsing hemmsd
In by az Ice foe In the North Atlantic WAS
learned upon the arrival at PhiBde 'ph!s
yesterday of the new steamship Oapriva,
Captain McNaff from Shields. The Ca
prIys became wedged 10 an ice 6sld April
II, 10 lat. 490 TO-. long 49, AS. at ten O'Clock
at night, and remained fast fact for thl. t.
eight hours In pstiious position, with her
crew rendered almost senseiess from the
cold, which ffoZs even the spiri. compss,es.
Hourly her position grew more alarming,
and there seemed ct one time to be little
hope but that the vessel would be groucd to
atoms In The powerful Ice formation.
Captain McNaf says it was the most per-
lous pa sage he had ever made, and their
escape from total destruction was ine1pii-
cable.
At ten O'Clock on the night of April IL
the second officer had tie deck, and was
pacing the bridge to and fro to keep warm,
when be suddenly beheld white streak
ahead. Before the engines could be stop.
ped and reversed the ship crashed into an
Ice G ,e, and worked herself we'll In before
che etopped. The uoise and humping of
the Capsiva coming In contact with this
frtz,D formation soon brought all hecd5 on
deck, and when their position was made
known there was greet confusion among
the crew, as the night was impenetraby
dark it was not known which course to
steer to get Gear of the foe. Alter hours OF
hard work trying to free the chip, further
toll was relinquished for the night.
When Tuesday morning broke 1t wss for
the first time realizad by ell hands that
Al -. oil oh I'll x- to-
S1e wss environed es far as the eye Gould
detect frum aIoft. and thousands of ice ISL
ands towering hlgh over the mastheada etud.
died the ocean. The engines were started
at "bali speed" aud the chip plowed slowly
through theice foe. The work was tedious
and extremely dangerous. II was not
not known at what moment the bows would
be completely burst Ia and all bands perish.
The work wss kept on. however, and at
noon Wednesday the ship was In Gear
water, but much disabled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
VIRGINIA uRwa
TIE democrats of Southampton county
have elected Hill delegates.

TIE democrats of Southampton County
have elected Hill delegates.
Mrs. Eji.h Eliza Jefffses, OF Fauguier
county, died on the II met, in the SCH
gear Of her age, after short ilness
In the local option election In Jefferson
district OF Loudoun county, on Thursday,
the "drS" ticket won the day by majority
OF 239.
Mr.. Abner William Srenge, an old ard
well-known citizen Of Lynohburg, died yes
terdsy morning after having been In aiiDg
health for long time.
At Tsppaharnock, Tuesday, George
Gaines vas resentenced to be hanged on the
81 b OF May for the murder Of young Percy
Carlton in August, 1890.
Rev. W. A. Pearson, pastor OF the Front
Royal aud R7elt,n Baptist Churches, has
received call to the psstorate of tue Bsp-
tist Church, at Rock Hill, 8. @.
Eight places OF business In Harpsr's Ferry
were catered by thieves Thursday night.
and the cash drawers riff sd OF their contents.
The combinations OF Two safes were TAM
pe:ed with, but they we're not opened a
blacksmith shop was frss entered, where
az iron bar and several Iron wedges were
eeCuEeu, aie3i nniCu VIC ogGoL P'1ooo "S'S
opened.
At the conclusion OF the sermon In the
Christian Church at Gordonsvllle, lat Sun
day morning, Rev. W. Fl. Trsinum, youeg
minister Of the Methods; Church, who has
been engaged Ia the mInistrysfor three years.
asked bal t!sm by immersion, which gas
performed at the night service in the rrss'
ence Of large congregation. and he then
took membership with the church.
About month ago an old loouat tree waa
cut down In the yard OF Mrs. Jane ArG-
s'roDg, near Waterloo. Culpeper county.
When the logs were split open some 30 or 40
feet from the ground lamp chimney. file
and screw driver were found, all In per.
feet condition. The chimney Is of q very old
style. TIE articles had been placed 10 o
crotch aud remained there I'LL grown over
az he years came and went.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

SET ON FIRE By HEB BR5THER.-Bertha
schmidtetter, child II months old, died
Thursday night In Philadelphia, after be-
ing badly burned while playing with her
fVe.yea,-o!d brother, Willie. The two
children were left alone for short time
amu.iDg themselves with straw E,s'er
basket full OF candy eggs. Willie took the
oaekot to tae range, ligbt.d 1t and applied
the blsz, t, one OF Bsrtha's lcrg golden
curls and again to her clothes. When
ueighborp, attratt.d by the cbild'd sores N.
log, rushed 10 and extpguisbed the famee,
curls and clothes had disappeared and Bsr.
tia was soon 9 bsckened corpse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23

THE QUESTION involved In the CONTESTED
election case decided In the o. s. House o.
Representatives yesterday, is conceded by
all to bs7e been purely and simply legal
one. OF the ten democratic members OF the
judiciary commiitse OF that body. appoint
ed on account OF their judicial qualifications.
ak voted 10 favor Of Mr. Rockwell, the DEM
ocrat. three were absen', and only one
voted for the republican. Bat the legal lore
OF four Virginia members OF the House,
the judicial requirements OF only one OF
whom had suggested his appointment on
that committee, would not allow them to
do 80, and wss so profound that 1t induced
them to vote with tae republicans for turn.
ing the democrat out and giving his s:at to
the republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

George end Horny Kelly OF Salem, Ohio
ASSERT heirship to property In the Lehigh
Valley coal region valued at over SAC, 0OO
600.
The eecret service has discovered coun-
terfeit FIVE dollar silver certificate. The
only defect Is the Graz head, which is bad
~ etched
During storm ct Jonesboro', Tenn yes.
terday three men were killed by the falling
of the new courthouse vaut under course Of
construction.
John Savage, who has for some time been
an inmate OF the Scott county, Illinois, poor.
house, has fallen heir to an English estate
valued at over S. 100000.
Seven fires were reported In Louisville.
KY, last nighs and 1t Is evident an ncen-
diary val ct work. The loss so far will
not exceed ten thousand dollars.
Three men we're Instantly killed sud four
injured, three probably fatally. by the col.
apss OF brick wall in the county court
house at Jouesboro, Tenn, yesterday.
Among the passengers who sailed to-day
from New York were Nina. Sarah Bern
hardt, CO.. Daniel s. Lamont. and ex Gov.
A. G. Porter, U. 8. Minister to I;aly.
Two brakemsn on LshIgh Valley
freight train we're shos ct Bslmore Colllery,
Ps., this morning By two man hiding in the
wocds. A posse ST once formed aud Is now
scouting the mountains in search of Che az.
sassine.
Fire ct midnight partially destroyed the
American Hotel a. Ashland, Wis. There
wss q panic smorg the guett', several of
whom narrowly escaped With their lives. A
number were erioualy ipjared by dropping
trcm windows.
The tag Cynthia this morning picked up
eff Kent bland, Md, The oyster pungy Min
nile Z OF Baltimore, cars'zod 10 yesterdays
squsll. Tee vessel was fund bottom up
mile from shore. The crew lie thought to be
drowned.
Sam Massey, colored. was yesterday, at
Sherman, Tex convicted OF murder In tie
frat degree. Massey six weeks ago brntal-
~ beat Wm. Smith, his wife arG Two child.
rem, living near that city, With club, also
crimipsliy assaulted Mrs. Smith.
Michael n. Miller, an inms,e Of Book.
ley, the Philadelphia almshouse, died yettsr-
day. Milisr was ouoe q prosperous citizsn
Of Baltimore, having made smsll fortune
as cigar manufacturer a. Hsgerttowu,
Md, but became savs to drink and grad
ually spent all his monsy.
a man accompanied by woman register.
ed ct Hill's Hote. New York, Last night as
John VaRari and wife. Washington" This
morning clei K passed thu room and smell.
ed gas. Receiving mo response t. his
knockings he hurst open the door and found
the man UNCONSCIOUS and the oman dead.
It Is sail that Tho Pope has definitely rofaeed
The re quest that he elevate Arehbishcp Corr gan,
of Now York to III, c. rdinsite
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-23
TIE RICHMOND TERM1NAL-Oae of the

THE RICHMOND TERMINAL Oae of the
members OF the Richmond Terminal reor
gauizasion committee in New York says
thas the committees efforts have heretofore
been directed toward securing mtj 'rity OF
the securities OF Richmond Terminus proper.
The committee met for tie frat time to talk
about the underlying sscuri tee, or, In other
words. the bonds CT controlled lines. The
committee believes that it will make much
progress WITH holders of these securities now
that control o! Richmond Terminal has been
deposltd Agents will be appointed at i'm
poltant financial centres to receive de2caits.
The next step In the reorganizs ton scheme
will probably be notice to holders OF this
class of bonds.