The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-15
items of news that have attracted theil
attention during the past week.
MAHANOY PLANE.

items Of news that have attracted then
attention during the past week.
MAHANoY PLANE.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Hullihan, nee
Jennet Murray, of Gilberton, which took
place on Monday morning last, was largely at
tended. Father Mccullough, Of Girardville,
read the funeral services
From the amount Of quiet maneuvering by
the secret emssaries sent out from the 'po
itical centre" to feel the political pulse, it is
safe to assume that plans are being perfected
by which the fate of many would-be office
holder will be kept from him until "a blind
man could see" that the baby politics and
sympathy racket played by them is not the
kind that wins.
Representative John j. Coyle of Mahanoy
City, did some insurance business here on
Thursday morning.
Rev. Father Maguinn left here on the s
o'clock train Monday morning last for the
far West to visit brother who recently met
with a serious accident in a railroad collision.
His stay there will depend ON the condition
of this brother The Rev. DIR. DOugherty
will attend to the duties during his absence.
The mills of Justice were kept running at
lively gait on Wednesday last at Squire Nj. J
REYNOLDS office. Two late subjects of the
Gar of Russia, one Polander and the Other
a Jew, met at Maizeville, and although the Pole
| differed with his late ruler ON many subjects,
on his determination of all Jews he was in
hearty accord, and proceeded to do up the
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the Middle ward, went to arrest the pugua
cious Pole he was met by quartette of fight
| ing females, who soundly thrashed the officer
| Defeated in his attempt to arrest his man, aud
after obtaining a warrant for the four women
who interrupted his plans, he secured
the services Of that noted chiettain
and "Old-man-no afraid to- -jump-th
a-window," Colonel Michael Keefe, the Con
stable and his deputy went as far as the curb
stone in front Of the house in which the
| transgressors were securely stationed. All
the efforts of Keefe could not induce the Con
stable to go any nearer and as the soon to.be
prisoners would not come out and
give themselves quietly up to the bashful
officers of the law, Keefe made a bold move
ment toward the house, which he entered,
the door closing suddenly after he got inside
! Nothing was seen or heard from him for
about ten minutes, when he was thrown
piece meal from the second story window.
They Just got enough of him together to put
ON the "Dinkey" and come before the Squire
and prefer charge against certain Big Bob,
who he claimed, in his moments of conscious
ness, was still after him. Later ON High
Constable Thomas Mclaughlin landed the
whole party in the borough lookup for fur
ther hearing later on.
Misses Norah, Emma and Ella Stanton, Of
Shenandoah, visited friends in town this
week.
P. J. Flannery spent this week in Philadel-
phia.
NJ. Rohrheimer, Pottsville's great clothing
man, spent au hour in town on Tuesday last
on his way 10 Shenandoah.
Miss Maggie Burns, of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting Miss Maggie McKeon at Maiseyille
James Maurer, Isaiah Mensch and Edward
Donohoe were Mahanoy City visitors this
week.
Paymaster Guy will pay the railroad EN-
ployes on July 25th.
Victor Burchill has rented the saloon o
Mrs. ]. J. Splane ON Main street. Victor Il
one of the most popular hotel men in the
county and will be welcomed by his many
friends to the West ward.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie Blake
who formerly resided here, but of late year
has resided with her mother in n, j., wer,
panied to hear of her death on Monday last
Her body was brought here on the 1905 p. m
train Thursday, Interment was made il
Parish cemetery, Frackyille, on FFide.
morning at 10 o'clock