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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

New YORK, Aug. -, The Herald.
Valparaiso correspondent cables: Horatio
Lyon, manager of the South American
Steamer company. has started for Wash
ington. He will appear before the Gillian
claims commission and ask for the pay
inent Of s2ju, 100 damages by the United
States Z vernment for the seizure of the
steamer Itata during the struggle to over
A. Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Since i's FIRST introduction, Electric Bit
tiers has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it Is clearly in the lead among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratives--con-
tanning nothing which permits it, use ~ bey-
erage or intoxicant, IL Is recognized a. the
best and purest medicine for all ailments Of
Stomach. Liver or Kidneys.--It will cara
Sick Headache. Indigestion, Constipation.
aad drive Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only 50c.
per bottle.
Sold BY W. A. Efskine, Gardiner.
agg1feod& y ciwkyfo I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug l3.-Mrs.
w e. Tilton denies that Lena Knox has
been abducted. She states that Lens with
her sister Lille, and brother Bonnie, had
been on a visit to this city since July /
and that Lille aud Bonnie We're returned
to their mother last Tuesday, while Lena,
Ia order that she might finish ont her va
cation was sent on a visit to relatives As
Mrs Knox knows the whereabouts of the
girl Mr.. Tilton was not inclined to q ve
the public this information.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

NAPLES. Aug. l3.--Ten new cases o
cholera and 10 deaths were reported ir
this city between noon Thursday and moor
Friday. The death list includes some ia
tai cases. previously reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Boston, Aug. 13.-Cnuard steamer Gaia
lonia while anchored at quarantine wa:
struck by Halifax steamer Worcester
The latter stove a hole in her stern six feet
above the water line The Worcester re
turned to her dock Cunarder not in.
jurpi H..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Prince Ernst, of the SAKE Neiuingen,
who married Miss Jansen. the daughter
of the German historian, few ALys
ago. is now thirty -fivc years old, He Is
the second son Of the aged reigning
duke OF Meiningen and his second wife.
a princess of Observation-Disclosures
The eldest son Of .the duke is marrica
to Princess Charlo to. of Prussia. ellcs;
sister Of the present emperor of Ger
many, and known for many years rs
the "Iiohenzulieru Venus Primo
Ernst has lived in Munich, and owing
10 his literary and scientific tastes is
extremely popular in the cultivated cir
clcS of society in the Bavarian capital
1t was in Munich that he met his wife,
u beautiful and clever woman. As tn,
old duke married few years ago fur
his third wife woman without II title.
he had little reason to oppose the wiss
huicc of his second son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
PROGRESSIN RAILWAY BUILDING
Advance Made In the United states and
Great Britain.

Advance Made In the United states and
Great Britain.
Great Britain and Ireland have now
about 20, 900 miles of railways, of which
a little over one-half are double
tracked. Their capital stoeIrs--- sadeh'
amount TO the enorm~ss sum OF 5000,
100000. The net earnings were last
year little or per cent. of the CAPT
tai investSI and the gross earnings
we've fr. I;.st year almost $40, 900, 900
lie railway system of tie United
Kingdom il practically finished, say;
the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
railroad construction is going or
worth mentioning. A little over
100 miles Of new road were added
and part of this was an exceptional
matter, The picture presented in thesI
few figures is that Of finished coun-
try, fully developed in all parts and re-
sources.
Now turn to the United States. ON
mileage now amounts to I1l 900 miles,
more than eight times as large as that
Of Great britain. The gross earnings
last wear amounted to over a Thousand
millions of dollars. During this tima
there were railroads of total length
of nearly 1000 miles constructed. IN
other words, every three or four year.
We bnilA rs many miles of railroad e.
the total number that suislces the Eng
fish. Scotch and Irish people.
Ald the American task is not done by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

The st. Adams cheese factory has hand
led large amount Of the milk product Of
that section this season. The number Of
cbecses made to date is 3l5, averaging 70
pounds each or 1856 pounds Of cheese
sorth 10 cents per pound or 1854 80
One patron has delivered nearly 2250 pounds
Of milk. There isn't likely to be many de-
serted farms in the vicinity Of that factory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, Aug. ia-Th.
school committee Of the Sandwich, Bourne
and Mashpee district elected Saturday
A6elbert Donnerker OF Canada superin
tendent of schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

The New York Experiment. Station has
analysed celery which had been treated
with bordeaux mixture, and thought to be
poisoned by the copper contained in it, The
report of the station says that there Is no
fear Of serious results. The samples an.
slyzed showed that it ~ouId be necessary to
eat dose Of the number Of heads men
TONED to prove poisonous, which would
vary from lG 900 to 5000. The eonelu.
sion is therefore safe that bordeaux mir
ture, or copper carbonate, may be sprayed
on celery before banking the plants. with
out any fear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The officers OF the gunboat Machias
were entertained at Machias. Me. FL
Edward Burke of pittsfield, Mass, dieC
from the result of drinking ice water while
everheated,
Mabel Bemis, Is years old, of Fairfield
Mass. was drowned in the Westfield rive
while bathing. *~ ..
Fred Libby aged 8, was killed at til,
Deering Me poor farm, a heavy cart body
falling on him, It'll
Forest fires are raging on East noun
tain, at Great Burlington, Mass, and muct
damage is being done. +~-
Finance ministers of the German EN-
pire are trying 10 devise means to meet
the money demands of the army bill
William Norton, aged 70. was struck BY
train at Portsmouth, n H., hurled y
feet into the air and seriously injured.
The claim Of the American exchange Of
London against the Lawrence Barrett es
tate has been satisfactorily compromised
Mrs. Cora Hayes of Saco. Ne, attempted
suicide by jumping into the river, but was
rescued. Domestic trouble was the causs
of her act.
While bathing in Cushman's mill pond
at North Adams, Mass, Gilbert Fuller
aged Il. struck his head upon a rock and
WIS drowned. ~.
The is-year-old daughter Of G. d. Bake,
of Hartford. aged - Is about to become a
mother, and charges her father with in
centuous intercourse. .....
William Lipman. who murderously as
saulted and robbed Jeweler Leopold Gold
stein at Providence, pleaded guilty, and
was held for trial without bail
At Providence Margaret Geuge ant
Rosie Brown were bound over to the
higher court for concealing the death Of &
colored baby found in Benedict pond.
George II. Wells. formerly superintend
ent of the State street railway of New
Haven. and until two years ago leading
business man OF that city, has disappeared
and left numerous creditors in the lurch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

SPENCER. Wis, Aug l3-There is still
considerable danger from the forest fires
raging in this vicinity. The homes OF
many settlers are surrounded by the flames
and men are engaged in protecting prop
erty Over i,000,0o0 feet of lum Der havs
been DESTROYED at Neenah. .:*---. s-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

i WOULD COST
a Ill of $1,000 at the lowest
n estimate to print 10 900 haui'
bills and distribute them. Ii ,
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half Of them would secure a
reading. The same advertisement
in a single issue of the Daily Ken
nebec JOURNAL would be worth
more than twice as much, for it
goes into the homes AMI Is READ
daily by more than $1,000 people.
An advertisement of handful size
could be run ONE month in the
Daily for the money that it would
cost to print and distribute 10. 900
handbilIs
THIS would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent Of $780,
900 handbills, assuming that they
were all given reading by differ
cnt people--and the equivalent OF
more than $50. 900 handbills ss-
suming that only half Of them
were read.
The superior value Of newsps-
per over all advertising has long
ago been conceded by the brightest
and most successful business men
in the country. It 10 also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured. To
reach the same number Of readers
with handbills that could be
reached by an advertisement in the
Daily Kennebec JOURNAL would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
HASDBn.L advertising IS THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADVER-
Using IN THE WORLD. II
is even more expensive than the
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much more pro
ductive Of results.
dhwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Aug. p Zl-2t-staie ". {. 7. L, school Of Meth
ods, Old Orchard.
Aug q ABdruscoygin District Lodge Of Good
Templara. Lisbon Fall.
Aug >, Cumberland District Good Tempiars
Boath ftecpoTt.
Aug. 35-Haaceck District Good Templars, Blue
nil
avg - waldo District Good rrmplars. NORTH
I-ie-hDrO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-14

Religious.
Aug. - n Richmond tampmsstng
Aas. Is sept L. spiFitnail-t ampmeeiing, " ma.
sept ~ -N--Y. NJ. q. A state Convention. Aa-
barn.
July ~ Aug. Advent Campmsrting. West Bald
win
Aug advent campmesting Washington.
AHg. nG-t uiVersast Grove Meeting, Sebago Lake
Aug. &i-ADDuaI Gampmesting. Northp1rt.
Aug Il Methodist CampmcetiDg. North An
son.
, 1893-10-28
unfddolid sernad2t.
Die beioen Iebten miteIieoer elmer oefdhrIi'
den Kduberbanoe bel 6oreit BONE
p%erhattet.

Sn Ser 6arriionftraBens Station 1iben
felt 9eitern Qbeno brei Mfdnner, Die gu ben
9etdbrlicblten NGubern geb0ren, Die @biz
ca8o un6 umaegen6 iemals ~uniider 9e2
ma6t baben. Gapt. 6artnett bat nGmItb
IN tbnen Q8tlliam Worteu, MiQiam &eefe
uno Sames Collins, Sic eiu3i9 noc6 leben>
Den Wtltglieoer oer gefiirbteten vWtc@rat6>
Wtortea" >8anoe %erfannt. OaS Srio murDe
in Der 9tdbe bon @lm6urit eingefangen,
nacboem eS nit 3pel anberen WfGttrern, Die
lebt ettrtg bon Der Yoli3et 9elucbt tperoell,
mebrere Sracbtipagen Der Chicago & @reat
Weltern 8abn 3tDti6en Sorelt Some uno
Soutb IlmburIt erbro6en un0 Maaren i'm
Mert9e bon mebreren SauIeno Dollars aus
oenlelben geitoblen unb in einem GrpreB@
ipagen tDrtgelbaftt bate. Sin Stations>
agent in @lmburit bate ben ieblperbelaoez
men Ma9en oaponfabren lcben unb bann
feline 9Babrnebmung benz SpeciaIa8elttet
Der 8abn s. q. &elD 9emeloet. 0ieier
mar iofor tnadb rt6arrtionltraBeus Station
geeilt uno bate gebeten, tbn1 cintge getpiegte
Sco1ntc mlt3ugebcn, od es lid I'm etner
ipicbtigen Sang banole. Die 0etectipes
6ipleD un0 !0ennciiD mur0en auserieben
ltnb nit oteien fubr GeuD auf elmer Soto
motipe nab Glmburit. Que Nabfori6unz
gen in Der Srti9aft unb llmgege1o blieben
erfolglos, bis am yfadmtttag Die 8eamz
ten in Der NGbe bon Soreit Some auf bret
Wdnner itieBen, Die ibnen perbdcbti8 Dor7
tamen. Sic btelten ie an un6 befragten
iiber yNobin unb Wo6er" uno ais tbnen
iebe ~QluSfunft bermet9ert tpur6e, u%nterlparz
fen ie bic &erIe elmer Biiitation. Sic
falben in ibrem 8eitb auBer brei groBen
GeOolpern, ale Qrten Don @inbre6ertperf7
seugeu. Wan nabm tie nit gu ben err
brocbenen Sracbtmagen unb nun sctste es
itb, oaB mebrere Der 8red6eiien 9enau in
Die an ben Nagentblren gen1abten @inz
britde paBten.
Stun fubren bic 8eamtcn nit i6ren Sc
fan9enen na6 Chicago 3urid unb iteDten
fte benz Gont. 6artnett in Ser 6arriionz
ltraBensS Station Dor, Der in tbnen iofort
Die %gena1nten 9efdbrltc6en 8erbreber er>
fannie.
Die brei @efangene pur6en beute Morz
gen Dem &idbter Softer oor9efibrt, bocb
murbe oas 8erb0r ouf cine @obe peri6oz
ben, UNI BET BoIi3ei 3eit gu geben, peiteres
Betpeismatertal 3l iammeln.
, 1893-10-28
Nt6Iun9ener plan.
Gin GRedfdIider i'm Gef6dft pom maribal
dtelo ab9ebltbt.

Gin gut gefleibeter, iebr b0flidber Mann,
Der ieinen 9ta1ncn ais g. 0anter angab,
betrat geitern War16au Stelbs @ei6Gft an
oer State Str. un0 fragte mach Sem Sc
i6dftsfilbrer. @r wuroe 81 6errn Se1fribge
gefibrt, Dem er itb ais einen 4artier
G~ccbtSantpalt Doritelte uno BEN ct in lebr
bOfliber @eiie UNI bic 8efdutgfeit erlucbte,
ibm etten Gbed iiber $50 gu c%aiiiren. I'm
3u 5etgen, baB ct ''all right lei, 3eigte oer
6ran5Oie 6errn Selfribge Elm bon benz
fran30il1en Goniu[ Gomaro 8rutpaert
undergraduates, iebr marin 9ebalteneS @m7
pfebluugsibretben Dor. 6err Selfrioge
meinte aber BEL itb, baB Der fran30iti6e
GOniuG ieinem 2anbslnanne itbcrltcb ielb1t
ben G6ef ein8elOit BADEN nirbe, menn
Ocrlelbe all right mare, unb er ibidte nad
Der Boliset. Die 0eteftipes Norton un6
6anlen na6men ii6 bes b0fliben 6ransoz
len an unb 9eleiteten ibn gum fran30itlben
@oniul, ba baS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cine
SGli6ung mar, ebenlo mar Ser Gbed, BET
auf Die erlte 9tattonaIbanf auSgeiteIt mar.
@aniet bebauptete binterber, ntcbt Transoie,
ionbern Spauter gu ietn, uno itdb erit fur3e
3ett in @bicago gu beftnoen. St ertldrte
aus elmer angeiebe1cn Samilte 3u itammen
un0 ietnen rt6ttgen 9falnen nicbt nennen
gu pollen. 9urcb ben foll6en @6e6 babe
CT 1tb nur bortbergeReno aus elmer @elh>
flemmc 3ieben pollen, in Ser Nbiicht, 6as
@elb ipGter 3uriid5u3ablen. 0ie 9olisel
pir6 oeriuben, leinen &ecor0 nacbsuz
forl9en.
, 1893-10-28
Outer fang.
Detectives Ger Juinois Central Bahn per.
Raften in porfwoY cine 8anoe BON
8ahnr6ubern.

Stint 8a6nrGuber 9ingen geitern Mben6
BET Y%arftpaD in cine Safe, bic tbnen bon
1ecbs 9etecttoes geItellt tpor6en mar. ollie
tltnt 1tben ieBt ais @efangene in Der 6arriz
ion StraBen : Station. 8ter bon ibnen
baben tbre gtanten %genan1t, BET finite ober
tpei9erte itb entl1ieben, Ben Detectives at
iagen, tper CT iet. Die ~eriteren bier finb
Doer mentgItenS tpollen fem: Socob @anz
0erer, Siaac Gibmonb, Sames @ation u11b
Sranf Q8tllpn.
Sor mebreren Wtonaten entbeften 8ez
ANTE Der SQtnOtS Central 8a5n, oaB tbre
Sra5ttpagen iDiten1atti6 beraubt muroen,
aber ale 8erilc6e, Ser 0tebS6an6e babbaft
81 tperoen, iblugen febl. 9a gela1g es
bot bret WOben einem 9etectiD Der 8a6n
in Grfabrung SIT b%rin8en, baB Elm gr0Berer
Jtaub beab1t6tt9t Derbe. Ser Ylan mar,
einem Der 3tpct burCbgeben6en Sradbt5iige,
Die lpGt Nben6S bon @Dicago fortfa6ren, gu
beraltben, 3pet Mann Iouten ltb in
et1elt TracbttDagen Derite6en unb tpGbren0
Der SaDrt an einent beitt1nmten 8unfte
ote1entgen Sacben binauSperfen, Die ibnen
tpun16cnstDert6 eribtenen. 9ie g8Qqren
louten 0ann bon bret Q(n6eren auf einen
berettltebe1Den @a8en gelaoen ur6 fortz
gefabrert tperoen. 9as 6erouSnerfen uuo
Snempfangno6me Ser 8aaren loQte BEL
PartpaD itattftnben.
Der Blan purDe bon 6er 8an6e pro-
9rommmdBtg auS8efIbrt, aber Sic Oetecz
ttps, Die ltb in einem @raben auf bic 2auer
9ele9t battcn, Derbafteten Suarit Die bret, Die
Die 2Saaren out etnen ~@TpreBpagen Il6en
ulto 1pdter altcb bic 8eiben, Die tie aus BEN
Sracbtlpa9e11 berouSgetporfen 6atten. 0te
9etectloeS tete9rapbirten baum BON ser Sta
ton aus mach @btcago unb baten un1 elmer
HocomOtlOc nebit einem 6racbtmo8en. Sn
SeBterem puroen Die 9eito6lenen Moareu
9eiaOen unO Oann itiegen AUDI bic 8eamten
mt lbren @efan9enen Elm, bic fie in ber
9arrtlon StraBen@S Station abItef erten.
, 1893-10-28
Wer luet
Gbomos higgins be5ei6net zoe Sroinbere
ais ieinen 6enoien ntto miro bon oieiem
ais Sil9ner be3et6net

Gin etrpas un9ep0bnlther Nuftritt fan6
geItern Jtacbmttta8 in Staatsanpalt Gern's
Office itott. Qtm g. September ipuroe
Ibomas WcGooep, mel6er in Der gtGbe Der
Wfar1peu StroBeu : Citation mobnte, in
ieinem 8ett BON bent Gtnbre6er Sbomos
6t8gtlS ericholen. !0t8ginS murbe perz
baftet un0 le9te ein 8efenntniB ab. Sci
benz Snquelt erfldrte ct fcrner, baB Soc
Trotnberg iein @enoile tpar unb brauBen
Wabe belt, nGbrenb CT Die Shat begina.
Sroinber9 puroe in 6aft genommen, aber
oaS 8efenntntB ieineS SpteBgeieIen fir
tim gebeim gebalten. Der St~aatsantpalt
beIbloB, bic 8etOen 3ulammen gu bringen,
uno baS Gefultat ab3umarten. 6rotnberg
puroe suerlt in ietne Office gefiibrt uno
etni9e Wttnuten oarauf trat 6iggins Elm.
Die bcioen Wfanner iaben chamber idblpei>
genb an.
rSit Dies er'Mann?" fragte Ser Staatsz
anpalt, StggtnS anre6en0.
rSa, ct lit eS," ipar Die @rtptoerung.
vQ8aS iagt er?" lcbrie Srionbcrg.
v9aB Sic Der Wann itno, weldher iiA
IN leiner @eieaidaft befano, ais er Mecs
Gopep ermoroete, mar Die Nnttport.
ST lit Elm per6.. go. Qigner," rief 6roinz
berg, einen 8Lid Der 8utb auf 6iggens
tperfe1b. 8eioe pur6en 6ann tpieoer in
ibre 3e4en gefiibrt.
, 1893-10-28

Bg~ l~1nleren 2tbonnenten CUR 0a6ri9t,
baB
NbpIf MaaB
nidt berebttgt lit, @bonnementsbetrase
FUR uns in @mpfang gu nebnter.
Suinois StaatSz 3eitun9 60.
, 1893-10-28

&benOblatt Der 81, Staatsstg. 1 Gent.
, 1893-10-28
II II.
u. !. Dapis' Derbaftune ir uew norf nit
HHlfe oes GeIephons eeIuneen.

Dem Gelepbon fit meite @%ntfernun9en
bat cs q. S. 0aDiS gu b%erbanfen, Dab ct
ieBt in Stem gorf btnter ScbloB un6 Gieoel
itbt. Oapts mar felt flint Sa6ren Ser
fdufer fir bic bieit9e Strma 6tbbar6,
Spencer, Bartlett & So. unb feline Qtrbeitz
geber iebten 70 groBes Gertrauen in feline
@brli6feit, baB tie i'm bon &unoen @elber
couecttren lteBen, mas ite teinem an6eren
Nngeltclltcn gcltatteten. 8or ungefGbr
elmer Wp6e neribnan6 9apiS pl0blidb
uno cine unter1tcbung ergdb, oaB nit ibn1
AUDI $500 bis $500, Die Der Ttrna geb0r1
ten, neri6punOen tparen. Ser SAL tpur6e
iofort Der WooneD & 8olanb 9ctecttpe1
Ngentur ii5er9eben, Die erfubr, baB 0apts
in Soutb G6teago etnen Bug nab Stem
Oorf beitie9en babe. Qlm Oonneritag
1purbe Dem Wfanager Der Qtgentltr, g. S.
Sutberlan6, mitget6eilt, baB 0opis nocb
Seem Oorfer 3ett nm z l1br Qbcnbs in
einem belti1nmten 6auie an Ser DIT 10.
StraBe 1cin tperoe. 6err Sutherland recb>
1tete iib aus, boB cine 0epelbe S1 IpGt
fomnen tpitrbe; er telepbonirte beBDQlb an
bte SEEM Oorfer Ql9entur uno CAB eit,e gez
1taue 8ei6reibung. go tpurbe IS erm0g>
LIGHT, oaB 8eamte 5ur rebten 3ett in benz
ange9ebenen 6auie etntreffen un6 6te Ser
baftung bornebmen fonnten. 0apis lit
geitern bier bon ber 8ranbiurD in Nrtfla9ez
3uitanb DerieBt morben unb man bat iofort
etten 8eomten nit Neutrality-suspicious.
nab Stem Oorf ab9eidtdt. 9apts lebte in
Gupler, 81. ST 1T 30 Sabre alt unb bat
Srau unb &inber. Cine Oepel4e, bic
9eitern e%intraf, beiagte, baB er ben 8r0Bten
She'll oes unteri9lagenen @eIOes bereits
beriubelt babe.
, 1893-10-28

Sn Ser MISUNDERSTANDING bon
6. 8lod & 60, Gde 9tanOolpb StroBe
unb Stftb @oe., tpurben iett IGngerer 3ett
Waaren oermtBt, Stir 0ielen Gerluit tpir6
Seq 8re6e pe%ranttportltcb gebalten, tpeIcber
nacb unb na6 fir $4,000 Waaren aut Die
Settle gebra6t baben fol-. gu bielcm 3pef
ioQ ct it6 in ben 2a6en binein9eidlicben
uno unter 8enubun9 Ser aenntniB Der 0oz
falitGten Die @aaren ndhtltcberipeile gum
Seniter binausgei9offt baben. Gicbter
Softer peribob bao 8erbor bis gum l. 9toz
Demher uno iteate 8reOe untcr $4,000
8irgi6aft.
, 1893-10-28

Nbonnirt auf oaS Nben6bLatt Ser Sutnois
Staats> 3eitung. 9reis1 Sent pet Nummer,
8 Gents per Wocbe.
, 1893-10-28
0dbeneltern.

Gin Mtdnn unb cine 6rau famcn Ill
Srau Campbell, SEQ. 282 Mibi9an NDe.
lno mietbetcn Elm 3immer. ytab turser
Belt perlteB baS Baar bas 6auS unter benz
Gorgeben, ettpas ellen SIT lpolen, 6as 8inO,
tpeIbeS ettpa 5 Wodben alt lit, 3uriidlaiieub
0a Da5 Paar es porsog, nicbt nieber gu
fcbren, leBte Srau Campbell Die Boli3et in
&enntniB, iporauf bas uerlol1ene &ino Dem
Ct. Gtncent 8ailen0auS iiber9eben tpuroe.
, 1893-10-28
Dur0e CT ermoroet ?

Sn Der 9tdbe Der @eleiie Ser Santa Sc
8abn fano man geitern 9(beno Bic Qeide
e1ncS ettpo 30 Sabre alten, gut getleibetcn
Wta1neSz belen &eble b%ur5ibnttten uno
benen Sorper auBerbem nit Munben be-
6eft mar. Die 2eicbe murbe uab SET
Gountp Wfor8nc sebracbt; Die 8oltsei
9laubt, DaB Elm 8erbre1en porlie9t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
China
arrived. The finest ever Of
were ordered last winter and
A BREAKER BURNED.
Fire Causes Great Loss at wilberton. Near
Mt. Carmel,

Fire Causes Great Loss at wilberton, Neai
Mt. Carmel.
The large double breaker of the Mid
Valley Coal Company, at wilberton, a small
mining settlement located about two miles
northeast of Mt Carmel, was destroyed by
fire last evening. The operators of the
colliery are E. P. Leisenring, T. M. RICHTER
and M. S. Kemmerer, and Frank Clemens.
formerly of Ashland, is superintendent of
the place. The loss is 100000 and the
origin of the fire is unknown.
The breaker was comparatively new one
and cost $4,000. 1t was model structure
and had capacity for cleaning and prepar.
ing l,SOO tons of coal per day. It was first
put in operation February 16 1891, and has
been run regularly ever since, consequently
its destruction will be great loss to the
working classes as well as to the operators.
1t gave employment to 600 men and bows
and in 1892 the output was nearly 100000
tons. The insurance was about $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
MAHANoY CITY.

Mrs g. II. Wren and Mrs Eph Barlow
have returned from trip to the World,
Eair.
F. ]. Sbaefer, of Pottsville, was in town
Monday looking after the insurance business
The members of the School Board of town
participated in a supper at Brownmiller'
hotel, Monday night.
Dr. John X. Bssel spent few days of last
week in Elmra.
P. Sugrue, of Hazleton, and Miss Agne,
Gouldin, of town, were united in marriage
Oh Tuesday.
VIM. Woolcocb, of Freeland, formerly one
Of our town boys, is spending a few days
with his parents.
Alf Beck and George Johnson, of Potts.
vile, spent Tuesday in town.
The lower schools in town are closed on
account of scarlet fever, which is prevalent
i. the lower end of town
The high schools have been exaI ined this
week.
The funeral of Mrs. Milestone, mother Of
Mrs G. w. Dennis,on Wednesday,was largely
attended.
Robert c. Smith, attending college at
Selin's Grove, is home on a vacation.
M, G. Reinhold, Els b, was made happy on
Saturday by the arrival of baby girl.
The English Lutheran Mission Band, Of
town, held an empire festival in Armory hall
Thursday night. The marching was ex
cellent In the lower part of the hall very
accommodating walters served ice cream and
cake
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-17
USE DANA'S sARsAPARILLA ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
GILBE RTON.

Miss Bridget Barrett, of Girardville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Kilcullen.
Miss Ella Kane, of Minersyile, visited
friends in Maizeville.
Miss Lizzie james, of Pottsville, was the
guest of Miss Katie Mclaughlin.
Miss Maggie Egan visited friends in Mill
Creek on Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Elringham visited home
friends on Sunday.
The commencement exercises of Maize
vile schools will be held on Wednesday
evening, June 21st.
Miss Ella Kane, of Minersville, spent sew.
eral days with friends in town.
John Cassidy will be married to Miss
Maggie Foley, of Mahanoy Plane, on We'd
nesday next.
Rumor has it that one of Mahanoy Planes
fair ladies will soon rob Maizeville of her
best timber handler.
! A conflict of legal opinions among the
officers of the ward prevented the arrest OF
two Shenandoah gamblers who held forth on
our streets last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. D0vey, of Latrobe, were the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Victor Bur
chill, during the week.
Constable Seaman has been this weel
preparing a petition to court praying for Oh,
appointment of viewers to examine the road
leading from this place to Fraekville. The
petitioners set forth that said road is in an
unsafe and dangerous condition.