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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

There were three passengers on car 81 going
to Mahanoy City on Tuesday morning last
whose aggregate weight reached S25 pounds
Joseph Donohoe, of Maizeville, of whom
we mentioned last week was taken to the
Miners Hospital although badly injured,
DR. Biddle has strong hopes of saving his leg.
Daniel Green who has been seriously i'll
in.law, DR.. j, H. Enterline, is, we are pleased
to report, rapidly convalescing,
Four drivers at the East Bear Ridge colliery
were discharged on Monday last for racing
their teams to town coming from work.
T. ey were repeatedly notified to drive slow,
but the warning was unheeded. Foreman
Giles is determined to break up the dangerous
practice.
Capt. Bailey, of the Traction Company
was in town during the week viewing the
improvements being made.
J. E. McKeon, John F. Powers and T. E
Fitzpatrick attended the funeral of the late
Patrick Kinney, at Ashland on Tuesday.
s. G. Middleton, of Maizeville, will be a
candidate for nomination before the next
Republican Convention for Commissioner.
Middleton has always been faithful worker
in the ranks of his party, and now when the
opportunity presents itself to reward him
there should be no half way business about
it. He should receive heunanimous support
of the leaders. Should he receive the
nomination he will be a strong candidate,
and will make his opponents road hard one
| to travel.
Prof. A. ]. Flynn has received notice from
Mr.. Livingston Seltzer, chairman of com
mittee on permanent certificates, notifying
him that he had made the best average of the
class, consisting of thirty-two members. MT.
Flynn's many friends in town feel justly
proud of his success.
Our townsman, Thomas Giles, is the proud
possessor of a miniature Clanny lamp, made
of solid gold, which was presented to him by
his old friend, Patrick Finton, who lately
returned from an extended tour through
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Mr..
Giles wears it on his watch chan for a charm
and prizes it very highly,
The Traction company have large force Of
men employed planking and macademizing
the road bed through the borough. We hope
the good work will be continued.
Trailer II should be taken to the car house
or thrown down the bank, as Il is danger
ously near the track in its present position,
below the foundry at Mahanoy City. Sew.
eral passengers riding ON the foot board of the
summer cars have had very narrow escapes
from being struck by the projecting wheels.
S. A. Beddall, of Shenandoah vas in town
Wednesday.
Manager George Moore, of Pottsville,
arrived in town Wednesday morning with a
large force Of workmen, who at once set to
work.
Miss Katie Mahon, charming young lady
of Philadelphia, and formerly of this place,
arrived in town on Monday last She has
been invited hither by her friend, Miss
Maggie Foley, to act as bridesmaid for her at
her wedding, which takes place the coming
week.
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Keiter has fine art exhibit in his show
windows at the corner of Main and Llovd
streets.
Work will be resumed on the pubic water
works on Monday next
A car load of horses from New York
passed through town this morning for Mains
circus at Ashland.
The Shenandoah Athletic Club is an off
spring of the National Club. feature of
its exhibitions will be boxing contests be.
tween specially engaged exponents of the
manly art
Walter l.. Mains great railroad shows will
exhibit at the trotting park on Monday.
They will arrive here tomorrow.
The exterior of the Welsh Baptist church
at the corner OF Oak and West streets has
raraivad a ,-,---.... -.
R. d. Hagenbuch.
1t is time our people showed some activity
in making arrangements for the celebration
of the Fourth of July. The day should be
made gala one this year.
A valuable COW belonging to William
Whitaker, of Yatesville, was killed ON the
Lehigh Valley railroad at that place on
Thursday evening, by freight engine No. 4Os
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China
Call and look at those
at large reduction from

A most interesting time is anticipated by
members of the order.
John Kotz who had been employed as a
P. & R. brakeman here, has left for Philadel.
phia in search of other and more lucrative
employment.
On Sunday evening while riding through
Girardville on one of the Schuylkill Traction
cars Herbert Rauck, of town, was accidentally
thrown off, colliding with a telegraph pole
with such force as to render him unconscious
for hours He received several severe gashes
around the face and head, in one of which
the physician had to put several stitches. He
is now all right again. and working as usual.
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Notice.


Walter L. Mains great show and circus
arrived in the city yesterday and at once
attracted very favorable attention by its
immensity and neatness of appearance. The
parade to-day was one of the best seen in
Alliance in long time. Their horses and
ponies are especially fine looking and show
good keeping. The show is first class through.
out and cannot be too generously patronized
Mr.. Main end his assistants are as gentle
manly lot of men to do business with as it
has ever been our pleasure to meet Daily
ReUie'o, Alliance, o. Mains circus will be at
the trotting park, Shenandoah, ON Monday,
June 10th.
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Mr.. Thomas E. Reilly, one of our young
men holding position in the government
service at Washington, d. c., writes to the
HERALD from that place as follows; EN-
closed please find three dollars for subscrip
tion to the HERALD the past year. must
compliment the management on the improve
ment lately made iu the paper and wish II
continued success" Mr.. Reilly is one of the
few men who appreciate a good thing and
encourage it in a substantial manner. II
Shenandoah had more of such people she
would be far ahead of her present status.
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Notice.
Company store Robbed.

Honeybrook late last night and carried off a
quantity of hats and shoes Notwithstanding
four men were sleeping in the place at the
time. The burglar also made successful at
tempt to get into the Lofty railway station.
He is described as a medium sized man with
red hair, He worked at the Honey brook
colliery, under the name of Higgins, for
about week
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
IMPORTANr NorIop.

Gas Consumers should Give This Their
Attention.
Notice is given that the gas supply viii be
turned of at 12 o'clock tonight to give the
company an opportunity to locate leaks. The
gas will also be turned of during the day
time until further notice for the same
purpose. Consumers are warned to keep al
gas Jets closed while the supply is cut Of.
6,l7'lt sHENANpoAH HEAT &PowER Co,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
Coughing Leads to Consumption,
Kemps Balsam will stop the cough at
Change of Grounds.

The Neiswender pigeon shooting match on
Monday will take place at the ElIengow N
base ball grounds instead of at the trotting
park. This change has been made necessary
on account of Mains circus occupying the
latter place.
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USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, rrs
THE KIND THAT CURES.


The ice cream festival held in Robbins
opera house last night under the auspices Of
Washington Camps Nos. 1l2, 2O6 and 1888,
was well patronized and handsome sum was
netted for the Fourth of July celebration
fund. The festival viii be continued this
evening, on account Of the Reading pay.
Several new features have been added. The
admission is only 10 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

More people, adults and children, are
troubled with costiveness than with any
other ailment DE-. Henry Baxter's Man
drake Bitters will cure oostiveness and pre-
vent the diseases which result from it. I'm
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roll will close and on Monday the HERALD
will announce whether or not the excursion
will be abandoned.
number OF names have been received Init
for some unknown reason many have failed
thus far to live up to the requirements for q
cash eposit. This was absolutely essential
to the success of the project True, all who
entered their names are reputable people and
their words could be taken with safety for
much more than the amount of the deposit
but the excursion was planned ON business
principles and it is only fair to expect all
who wished to become interested in the ex
cursion to live up to Them.
Those who have been delinouent in tbis
matter have until this evening in which TO
catch up. Should the entries and deposits he
insufficient to warrant the HERALD in carry
ing on the project it win be declared off ON
Monday next and the deposits made will he
returned.
- Si.o VI All HDanuOnment the HER
AID will then turn its attention to arranging
the trips for only the winning teachers and
those who wish to accompany them will have
to make their own arrangements.
There are but thirteen more days in which
votes can be sent in for the teachers in this
contest. The closing day it very near and
the friends of the teachers must now be
active or be prepared for defeat.
The daily returns are not coming in at
high average and even if they do not 90 anv
higher the grand total figures will run CON
5iderably over 100000 on the night of June
3Oth. Many people are inclined to the belief
however, that during the last week the
average will be much higher and the grand
total will be very close to ii not up to the
half million mark. The result has already
exceeded the expectations of the manage
ment by a great many Thousands
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

The Bellmore colliery N ar Mt, Carmel is
to resume operations on July lst, next, after
an idlness of over two years. S. S. Biclel &
Co., new firm of operators, win have charge
Of the place
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

You are tnvited tn call az
Fricke's Carpet store, no. 10
south Jardin street, tn see
his new line Oi Carpets, OIL
Cloths and WaneOw shass
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

At the Peoples store will be found big
selection Of ladies' Oxford ties, warranted
solid and In the latest styles, at rs cents AID
upwards. PEoPLE's sToRE,
'll-t i2l North Main Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

The English Lutheran church will hold a
fair and festival in Robbins opera house,
ffOm June 18th TO gath, inclusive, Admis.
sion cents A.lS.5t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
7HE CLOSING DAYS !
Friends of Teachers Must be
Active.
JULY 1SF TIE LAST DAY
If You Have Any Votes for Your Favorites
Send Them i'm at Once-An Important
Announcement About the Special EN-
cursion ON Monday.

MPLE time has been
given those who wish
to accompany the two
leaders in this contest
to the Worlds Fair on
q Pullman palace car
special excursion
planned by the HER
AID to enroll their
names and make their
deposits, To.night tba
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A ::::, &C.: :::: 80 +; e; :: ;;:::: ,::3 G.:
tors were kept in a roar of laughter from the
start to finish. The visitors put up childish
game and the home players seemed to be
toying with them. This Reading club viii
never play here again. They don't return
value for the attendance.
Folmer opened the game with three-base
hit and scored on Reilly's hit. Miner got his
base on balls and McNealis reached first on
F. Miller's error which also left Reilly in.
Heffron went out on fly to left field, Nc
Gettigan got his base on balls, and Toole
reached first and McNealis scored ON Lipcka's
error. Miner had previously been caught at
third and the side was retired with three
runs to its credit by Setley's fly to third base.
Hohmaster went TO the bat for the visitors
and made a hit. Lipcka went out on a fiy
caught by Setley, Miller was hit and took his
base and Goodman reached the first base by
McNealis error, which also let two runs in
Before the side was retired the visitors tied
| the score.
Tn to the fifth inni,,s A. i-------- - -
score OF to 8. Then the burlesque
opened.
In this inning the home team made fiye
single and three two base hits, two men were
hit by pitched balls, and four bases were
stolen. Shenandoah scored nine runs and
the visitors 3, making the total 16 to s in
| favor of the home team.v
The eighth inning was a hit run and FINN.
blp affair Shauandnah IoJ
two-bagger and added more runs to its
score, making total of 27. Two of the runs
in this inning were made by Miner, decided
amateur.
In the same inning the Readings had six
hits and scored runs, making their total 1e
They did not increase it and in the ninth the
home team made the score 2s to 10
Setley struck two men out in succession in
the second and fifth innings, and three men
in succession in the third, His total strike
outs numbered 13.
+. Miller made great hit when he scored
the home run. He knocked the ball over
the fence.
Huntzinger's playing was very ragged
As whole the game was such as the
patrons do not relish. 1t was simply a hash
of incompetency ON the part of the visitors
and recklessness and Indifference on the part
OF the home team. glance at the sum-
mary below is enough to make one who knows
anything about the game smile.
Fulmer went home at the close Of the
seventh inning and his successor, Heffron,
did some excellent work for the balance Of
the game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

Every bottle of Arnica & Oil Liniment
sold is warranted by the proprietors to give
satisfaction or money will be refunded. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17

vile. The correspondence comprises all the
recent happenings and show that the re-
porters have kept a watchful eye upon the
movements of people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
USE DANA's sARsAPARILLA, rrs
"rHEKIND THAT CUREs.D

Buy KsystoHe -four, BE sure that the
name LEssIe &BAKR Ashland, Pa, is printed
ON every sack. s-s-St.w
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second base.
Home run, F. Miller, Three base hits
Lipcka, f. Miller, Fulmer. Two base his
Fulmer (2l McNeals, Toole, Huntzinger
struck out-by .setlsy ls DeCiisva, 3 Bases
ON @p6 9aiisIon pisoS Reading 4 Shenandoah, 2
ing, 2. Stolen bases-Fulmer (2l, Reilly a.
Miner 2, Hefron Setley 3, L. MlllerI. Time
Of game hours aud 20 minutes. Umpire,
Whalen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
.7HE REGION ROUND.
Big Strings of Very interest
ing Correspondence.
TIE HUSTLING REPORTER
Keeps Close watch on Happenings at
Mahanoy city, Girardville and Other
Places and Clean Many Important Items
of News-PersonaI Mention.
IEgsal HE HERALD to-day fur.

HE HERALD to-day fur
nishes to its readers an
intensely interes ii n e
column of correspon
dence from several
towns of the region,
comprising Mahanoy
City, Gilbeton, Maha.
noy Plane and Frack-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
SLUGGING MATCH
Shenandoah Beats the Read
ing Club.
WAS A MERE BURIlESOUR
The Home Team Had the visitors mt Its
Mercy at all Times and Made Nine Runs
in Each of Two Innings-The Game Re
corded in Detail.

f the national game was
ever burlesqued in
Shenandoah the Read
ing and home teams
did it at the trotting
park yesterday after
noon. 1t was a regular
circus and the anacta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-04
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers iu tho city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Z. j. Scott, Of Grafton, was here yes.
terday.
Policeman Lee Buch has gone to
Atlantic City.
Andy McGarrcll, now located at Pitts
burgh, is in town.
Harry Adams, Of tho Windsor, has
gone to Mt. Clemens.
u. A. Upham, Of sis~teraville. was at
the Stamm yesterday.
A. W. Emshelmer has returned after
a visit at Atlantic City.
4. ]. Picking, Of Terra Alta, was at
tho Mcclure yesterday morning.
J.C. Smith, q Sistersvllle man, was
hero q few hours yesterday afternoon.
Charley Somehow, the young son
Of Nj. sonnoborn, Is sick with typhoid
fever.
]. w. Stuck, Of Wost Union, was in
tho city yesterday aud stopped at tho
Stamm.
Mrs. Charles Bodloy and aon James
aud Mrs. L. b. Beck, Of staunton, were
hore yesterday.
G. L. Hendorshot, Of Parkersburg, Is
in the city on business, aud registered
at tho Windsor.
Prof. b. NJ. +. Krogh, formerly turn
teacher horo, now In Philadelphia, Is In
town, with his family.
II. Douglass, Of Ripley Landing, Jack.
son county, was o visitor hero yOster.
day, o guest OF tho Stamm.
o. Deems, Of parkersburg, ]. n Dulin
and vito aud Fred W. Bartlett, OF Man.
nington, wuro BUhlOr arrivals yesterday.
Gabe. Emshelmer Is on tho streets
again, aitOr n battle with cholera NOR.
bus, In which no came out "ilrst best"
Thomas j.. Steady, Of patkursburp,
and DR.. w. II. Gillespie and L. d.
Young, Of sistonvillo, were In town
last evening.
Mr.. r. d. Hurt, Of tho Corner Stonc,
will remove his family from Charles.
ton 10 this city. They will reside on
ChaplinO street, below Fourteenth.
James Irish, Of Pawtuckot, X. l., tho
we'll known wool buyer, Ii again In tho
city, among tho local buyers. AZ usual,
no makes his headquarters NJ the Nc.
LurO house.
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spootnl pt,paleh to he ltellaenees.

afNAH ~ W.
Barr, w, Va, August ga very OK
citing incident occurred in this county
Tuesday night Plans were arranged
to iorcibly remove the county records
from the court house at st. George to
Parsons, and a regiment of about three
hundred men lett Parsons for the old
court house for that purpose, While
travelling along the lonely road to st,
George several shots were fired at the
crowd by the st, George picket guards
along the path. When nearing their
destination several blasts Of dynamite
were discharged, AtSt. George on sew
eral street corners small squads Of citi-
zens were c%ongregated, armed with
rifles, but the visitors were not molest-
cd. Upon the arrival oil tho Parsons
and Davis crowd tho sheriff notified
lhem to disband, but the order was dis
obeyed, and entrance to the building
was effected through the windows,
after which the locks were untastened,
the doors thrown open, and tho crowd
took possession OF the contents OF the
building.
Tho men have arrived with the
court records and everything Of value
belonging to the county in their pos
session, aud deposited them in the new
court house at Parsons. Several tstic
disputes took place on tho trip, but no
one was seriously injured. 1t is re-
ported that arrests will be made at
once, as the court had set August Z for
removal Of the records. 1t was a dis
graceful occurrence and the best citi-
zens regard it as a disgrace to Tucker
county. Seventy tickets were sold at
Davis for Parsons on this occasion via
West Virginia Central & Pittsburgh
railroad. Tho members OF the crowd
OF record movers acted without author
ity and may be prosecuted for contempt
OF court. In addition the affair is likely
to breed a feud which will be serious
in its results.
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LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters of minor Moment In aud about
the Oily.

Matters OF Minor oment In n ABOUT
the Oily.
MEETINGS Of the council committees
on police and claims will be held this
evening.
ANTHONY CoNNERs, recently sentenced
to tho pen for eight years, was taken
down yesterday.
SouIRl W. ", ROOMS says he will be
ready next Monday to file o new bond
as justice, and no expects to continue
business at the old stand.
The Triadelphia lodge I. o. o. +. will
have an especially interesting session
this evening, when a team from Wheel
ing will initiate several candidates.
LAST evening the Elite club of the
Eighth ward, gave its first ball OF the
season at Its hall, and the large assem-
blago prescott hod an enjoyable time.
TnE Epworth League Of the German
NJ. L. church gave a very enjoyable and
largely attended lawn fete last night ut
the premises Of Ernest Metzner, on
Eoff street, South Side.
WoRK was commenced yesterday
tearing up the street ut Jacob and
rortytsn.tu, pfspsasy " EST u traa,
o 10 e " ToH ~ FoS "S
T.. IL 49,. ,o.,o.do,
MN pT Va,oo cout' seS 'V - IVA ooata
my ~ = pasas "aS n do "nu oO On5
IoE = pan oa y, " Us" ;"s "as
Lloss : y 'n9 p aamc sun Ia ' Mono
ueriy NnTa no'u pH'u' ""N '0
"e.o 'ue V"iy 0H'0''
II CoDble pavement on Onapllne
s.rees 1--WE i%eI.Im ana pTus'ee Tba
ID Lece.vins ta' Sna;.tn, f ~. 20
money spenS ~ fepS'rinH 'nas PioSo ~
ssreos ~ sIe tass sou ye"'s "Vu'u p"'o
~ conlp'e'oiy t"i'V,
lie VIII be q dance at the peniten-
tiary .paflors, Moundsvllle, this even
lng"-Ihe affair was gotten up by the
camp meetlng gt0Snus yTung p9Tpie
TTnu 70 eApe 49, " w . ,n;Ii S".tin;
nwo'Ne VI nl'eeu '0up'eS wiz pat'of'
paw $50
A GOOD sized crowd from wheeling
will take in the barn dance this even
ing at McUolloch's barn.. over on tho
Bethany pike, going out IN MitcheIis
picnic wagon Inc start WIN DO mSoe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-04
Last Nights Lawn Feto.

The beautiful lawn of the Berger
homestead on the Island was last night
tho scene OF q very pretty lawn tete
under the management OF the Chancel
Chapter OF the st. Luke's ?.
L. church. The grounds were bril-
liantly lighted with Chinese lanterns
to make doubly attractive the tables,
decorated with vari.colored lamps
and cut flowers, on which appetizlng
viands were dispensed all evening. The
summer house aud arbors were convert
ed into refreshment booths also. A
large attendance was present all even
Mrs. E. B. Club and Mrs. W. A.
Wilson had the supervision OF the fete,
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ner Corbin, both under eighteen years
Of age. The former won easily, The
dexterity with which he handled the
knife and the skillful name he COM
pleted his task in 9 minutes l39 seconds
won him rounds Of applause, Corbin
finished in 6 minutes and 40 seconds,
The prizes we're $40 and S.,
After a long wait five iourneymen
butchers stepped on the big platform
erected Just south OF the judges stand
for the calf killing contest, The actual
time taken in dressing and cleaning was
as follows: John Niebur, first, 3 min
utes, 10 seconds; Charles Sim, second,
q minutes, 8 seconds Charles Null,
third, o minutes, 81 secondsi Edward
Real, fourth, 7 minutes, 8 seconds;
Albert MiOdel, fifth, 10 minutes, 9 sec
onds.
Tho last named, however, did the
finest work; not a cut was made or q
spot OF blood was seen on his white suit,
and he was highly commended by the
judges for his work, besides having one
half minute taken of his time, For
cuts and scoring the judges added on
thirty seconds to Neibur's time, making
1t 6;40. To Linn was added thirty sec
onds, making his time 1888. On Reals
time, 7;03, only ten seconds was added,
giving him third place. Null, with 6;52
to his credit, had added thirty seconds,
which put him back TO fourth place
time 7:22. The purse was diyided-S25,
$l5 and S.,
Dancing was kept up till a late hour,
and from dark till after nine o'clock
there was a constant stream OF people
from the grounds to the city.
The association expects to knock this
picnic out with even a larger n next
year, when the national convention
meets here. Big purses will be offered
then Us an inducement to horsemen to
give q fine racing programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-04
COUNTY SEAT WAR
Down in Tucker County Has An
Unique Ending.
RECORDS MOVED IN NIGHT TIME

BY a Crowd Of Three Hundred self
Constituted onicials-oitizens Of St
George Armed with Rides, but Over
awed by Superior Numbers-The
Court Had Set August Z for the Re-
movaI, but the "Boys" Took Matters
Out OF the Hands of the Authorities
and WIN Now DO Prosecuted for
Their Conduct-Dynamite and Gun'
shots Play u Part in the Drama.