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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Wonders will never cease" soliloquizcd
gentleman last evening in one Of the hotels.
"The ingenuity of man seems directed solely
to the saving of time, money and material,
and if they keep on as they have been for
the past few years we may expect TO mold
whatever we may wish from practically
nothing, Take, for instance, the recent de-
yelopments in town. Here is the steam
heating company offering to heat dozens Of
buildings from one plant at a great reduction
of cost and here is that big Drained merchant,
Ben Severn, drumming up a market for a
mixture called Koal'Spar, which he says will
make one ton of coal do the work Of enc and
half tons. The first thing we know SeyerB
and the steam heat company will be consoli.
dating and they will be offering us enough
square yards of heating surface to make a
Forepaugh circus tent at less than it costs to
haul load of coal from one Of the neighbor.
ing colieries now. This is indeed a wosdSr-
fully progressive age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
USE DANA's SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"
THE THEATRE.

References to Ferguson Theatre Coming
Attractions.
Louise Hamilton and her comedy company
opened weeks engagement at Music Hall
last night. We have gotten so used to stars"
of big frame and usually considerable fatness,
the sight Of petite graceful little girl like
Miss Hamilton apparently not far in her
teens is almost startling. The audience
admired this petite person last night however
and they said that she sung, danced aud
laughed her way into their affection She is
mercurially active and perennially efferves.
cent Wakes Barre Lsdder. Miss Hamilton
will appear at Ferguson's theatre for three
nights, commencing this evening,
HIS MRS AND HIS NoBs
An excellent combination is the Nibbe's
BuTlesqus Company which is drawing large
audiences at the Academy of Music this
week. The members are all artists in their
line and deserve the splendid patronage
received. The company closes here with
tomorrow nights performance,-Pit Pittsburs
Telegram At FergusOn's theatre on Friday
evening, February 10th
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
Succession RevivaIs.

The revival services in the Methodist
Episcopal church will be continued each
evening through the week. Several visiting
ministers are expected to preach. All are
invited
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

streets WOulu permit
The fire was located at Szymanskio's
slaughter house near the Cambridge breaker
below tho lime kiln. The burned structure
was not of much value, but it contained n
boiler, engine and chopping and other
machines valued at several hundred dollars
The building soon suecumbed to the flames
and within a short time the lights of the
fremen's lanterns and the burning debris
showed the upright figures of She boiler,
engine and machines, which retained their
flames. Mr.. Szymanskie places his loss at
about 81 900. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
One of the resRlts of the fire was an acci-
dent by which several members of the Column
bia Hose Company narrowly escaped losing
their lives.
The fremen took the twO-wheeled hose
carriage, known as the "crab," out of the
hose house and started south on Jsrdin street
with it. At Poplar street they turned east to
go to Main, and down thatstreet to the road
that leads past the slaughter houses
| IopldT SIIteU, IFOm JaTulu 10 MAIN, is very
steep. 1t is regarded as dangerous for wagons
even when it is not covered with SHOW and
ice. Saturday night it was as smooth and
bright as a looking glass and unfit for pedes.
trians much less vehicles of any weight,
But the iremen did not know of its condi-
ton until after they turned the corner from
Jardin street, and then it was too late -Four
or five men had hold of the pole but their
utmost strength amounted 70 nothing. The
crab took speed at the very top of the hill
and the speed increased so rapidly that the
men in charge were barely able to guide it,
About midway between Jardin street and
Pear alley the men lost all control of the
"crab." 1t took diagonal course from the
middle of the road to the pavement
on the south side and the next moment went
crashing against the side of house as the
corner. The collision stopped the progress OF
the crab" by badly wrenching the wheel
and axle on the right side. ThepOle was also
badly bent. The weather boards of the
house were somewhat damaged. 1t was
considered miracle that the men who at
tempted to take the crab" down the hill
were not badly injured or killed. They all
say their escape was an exceedingly narrow
one. The apparatus was returned to the hose
house. A male coupling of the hose is re-
ported missing and the finder is requested to
return it to the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

How often we hear middle.aged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy
N. IL. Downs Elixir why my mother
gave it to me when l was child, and use it
in my family; it always cures" 1t is always
guaranteed to cure OF money refunded. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
Additional Reserroir.

Heber s. Thompson Chief Engineer Of the
GiTard Estate, spent a few minutes in town
to-day before going to Girardyille to look
after matters pertaining 10 the construction
Estate in connection with the present Lost
Creek dams. Messrs NJ. P Quinn and Lewis
Grant have been awarded the contract to
construct the reservoir at the sum Of S75, 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
"SUCIAL REFORM" SERMON
A LARGE GATHBRING IN THE
REFORMED CHUROH.
REV. O'BOYLE ON YOUNG PEOPLE
They Should Not be Allowed to
Walk the Streets Alone at
Late Night Hours-Some
Suggestions to Parents.

ONsIDERABLE inter.
est has been aroused by
Rev, Robert O'Boyle's
series of sermons to
young people based
upon personal inveBti-
CATION and observation
Of local affairs and last
night the Trinity Re.
formed church was
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
a Timberman injured,

Thomas Snyder, Of West Cherry street,
was badly injured about the head by a fall of
rock in the Cambridge colliery yesterday.
Mr., Snyder and others were engaged in
timbering place in the mines when the fall
occurred. The injured man is being cared
for at his home
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

By sending MS your cabinet, together with
20 cents, We win finish you one dozen photos,
I-2-tf w. A. KEAGEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
Wanted,

To complete files, two copies each Of the
EVENING HERALD of January lst, 2d and
4th, and February 5th, 1892. A liberal price
will be paid for the same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun!
Try. Everything white snd spotless. Lace
urtains q speciality. An work guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
USE DANA'S sARsAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


For once the Nsl0s and HERALD agrees.
Clayton, Va, near Richmond, is one of the
latest mining towns.
Josiah Dressler, of VIM. Penn, has been
granted pension Of IS per month, dating
from November 4th, 1890.
Lane's Family Medicine Moves the Bow eli
Each day, In order to be healthy this il
necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
standing Committee Notice.

The Citizens Standing Committee aud tho
candidates nominated by The party are re-
quested to meet at divers Hotel, North
Main street, tomorrow Tuesday, evening 1t
o'clock. IL c. BOYER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Buy Keystone aour. Be sure shat the
name LEssIe s. BAER, Ashland Ps., is printed
on every sack. S-3-Staw
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

II there ever was real eur for ohronis
Coughs, GOlds, Bronchial troubles and La
Grippe II Is Pan Tina, Don't iail to get the
gcnui e; avoid substitutes. O. SIS only %
eentS. Pan-Iina is sold al p. p. %. KiTlln's
Drug Store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

sacarine kindness DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry
and seneka, the popular Cough and Group
Syrup. Price % and so cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Representative Burke, of Lackawanna, ON
Friday introduced bill striking at Hun
garian and Italian miners It directs the
creation of examining boards in each in
spection district Of the anthracite and
bituminous coal regions consisting of nine
practical miners or mine laborers. No Ger.
tifcate shall be granted to any applicant un-
less he establish by the atidavits of himself
and two reputable citizens that he has two
years experience in the mines and not in
that case unless he has a sufficient knowl-
edge of the English language TO give warn
ing Of danger or understand such warning
when given TO him. Employers hiring per-
sons without such a certificate are punishable
by fine of 500. The bill is endorsed by
the Knights of Labor throughout the anthra.
cite regions where several serious accidents
are said to have occurred by the Italian and
Hungarian miners who neither understand
the English language nor the danger attended
upon the work
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Fresh Morris River Cove Oysters received
daily at Cosletts. 9-22-n
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

speetsoles to suit all eyes, Al Port2's boob
,nd stationery store, No. 81 North Main
tFeet 8-e7-t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06
Died,

NICHTER.-At Shenandoah, Sunday, Feb
9Th, 1893, Agatha Nichter relict of the late
Lewis Nichter, aged 65 years months and
10 days Funeral on Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock. High mass in the Holy Family
church. Interment at Annunciation ceme-
terry. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend
A mother 20 kind,
mother we adore
a fond loving mother,
Gone to Heaven forever more.
Gone but not forgotten.
. q Ot
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Every mother should have Arnica & Oil
accident from burns, scalds or bruises. I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Best photographs and eravOns al Dabbs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

The housekeepers are kicking ike Texas
steers because the merchants have announced
that the price of soap has gone up A store
keeper told lady the other day that the
rise was caused by a Scarcity of fat. gen
tleman who stood by suggested that soap
might be made without fat and Schuylkill
county people would make a mint of money
out OF it, "How27 asked the merchant
eagerly BY utilizing Bob Hunts Frack-
vile soft clay beds and putting the soap os
the market as Henry Clay's Choice"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

The merchants of this town are never at a
loss of some excuse to give their patrons
when the prices Of their goods 20 IN.
A lady went into dry goods store on Main
street Saturday and was surprised to find that
the prices Of linens had gone up several
points. When asked the cause the merchant
answered. "The Worlds Fair, mann"
THE Worlds Fair What has that to d,
with it2'
Why-why-, you see-why, oh , Yes,
that's it, you see there viii be so many
visitors at Chicago next summer all the hotels
and boarding houses of that city have bought
up all the linen on the markets for sheetings
See? How many yards 2n
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-06

Perryville Nd, Feb. ?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17
GACETA OFFICIAL

Han siao nombrados por ell Gobierno Gs
neral para cubrir los destinos vacantes
anunciados en- Ia Gaccta n1mero Ill del %
del pasado, el Official de Administration Mi
litar licenciado, don Genaro Caparros, para
Jefe del Fielato de Canas, en- Ponce. Afora-
dor del mismo, sargento hcenciado Narciso
C2rcenas Mar tfnez. Celador del deposito mu
nicipal de Ponce, sargento licenciado Eduar-
do Fernandez Masfl. Escribiente para ell
mismo oAyuntamiento el paisano Ramon Dis
der, empleado en- dicho centro. Guardia
muaicipal de Mayaguez, sargento Fernando
Suzrez Fernandez. Sobrsstante de limpiezas
de GALES riegos de la misma, Rafael Blanco
Morales. Guarda ~ municipal de Arroyo, el sar-
sento licenciado Jose Torres Garcia. Vigi-
lante de consumes, guardia civil Tiburcio
Bregon. Cabo municipal de poic1a de Ad
iuntas, el guardia civil Angel Montalvo Ma
rinero. Escribients del Ayuntamiento de
Barceloneta, sargento Arturo Fontbona.
Pe6n eaminero, soldado Guillermo CAIRO.
Serene del mismo, soldads Mannel Fernau-
dez Rivera. Escribiente de la Acadia de
San Sebastian, ell professor de instruction.
primaria don Pablo Acosta Rios. Llavero,
nandadero de la carecl de Guayama, el sol
dAdo Jose Sanchez Aguacil. Guardia encar-
gado de Ia custodia de los presos, el mtisico
licenciado Toribio Sanchez Ortega Escri-
bisnte /. del Ayuntamiento de Salinas,
don Luis Diaz. Contador municipal de Las
Marias, ell cabo licenciado jose Roix Sebas-
tia, con la fanza de 2 900 pesos. Guardias
de erden p1bico, los soldados Antonio
Rodriguez, Felix Marrero, Manuel Ferreiro
y Juan Ortiz Martinez (voluntario). Vigilants
dc orden p1blico de Ponce, al guards civil
Francisco Medina Garcia. Jefe del Fielato
de consumes de Hisuey, al cabo licenciado
Ramon Salgado Santiago. Idem de Victoria
al voluntario Virgilio Espinet Estrada. Por-
tsro del Ayuutamiento de Vieques, al sar
gento Pedro Lopez Pozo. Depositario mu-
ncipal de Anasco, con la 6anza de $1,000 en-
met&lico, vo!untario Jose E. Barron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17
Ienia que sucedsr.

Tenla que sucedsr.
Las circulares del gobernador erar
un presagio de este diluvio colonial
FL gobierno, en- sats i3acGcrutablet
designios, nombra por Sd jefes de con-
sumos, sscribisntes de alcaldfa, So
brestantes de limpieza, contadores y
depositarios.
Nee plus Wltya.
Los ayuntamientos, sim condolences
va, qnedan tambi6n sin facultades.
La ley llora, mutilada y rota, y 81
monepolio rio con mefstofelica risa.
Ten1a que suceder.
La omnipotencia de los poderes
p1blicos triunfa, en- tanto que 81 pals
sufrs y Gala.
Hoy los concejales autonomistas
80 encuentran en- una situacl0n muy
trists.
Y IN solo camino pusden seguir.
Ell camino de la renuncia.
IA que Sc reduce la representa-
ci6n de los municiplos
No votan libremente sus presu-
puestos, nj sus repartos, que 81 Go
bernader el Intendente mutilan a
su antojo.
No disponen de un atomo de au-
tonomla para resolver ninguno de los
problemss que q cada paso en- torno
suyo surgen y SO dssarrollan.
No son nada.
Reconoc1aseles antes ell dsrecho de |
nombrar sus empleados.
7 esq derecho desaparecs de un |
golpe, por virtud de un autoritaris-
mo de one no hay precedentss en- la
historic.
IA que aguardan pues
No quisieron protestar y habran
de dimitir.
Trists suerts Ia de unos hombres
que asi destruyen la con6anza de sus
correligionarios que les eligieron.
No hablamos do los ediles integris-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17
CRONICA
i HABRA GUERRA I?

Esta es la pregunta que de todos
los labios ha brotado en- estos dias,
al conocerse, por los telegramas de
la Habana, el ataque de los moros
los fuertes espanoles de Melilla.
I ell case no es para m6nos. Las
kabilas del Riff atacando la plaza de
Melilla y causando a las tropas es-
pallolas Glen muertos, seg1n dice Ell
TELEGRAPH que en- estos casos suele dis
minuir el ndmero de bajas; ell des-
tacamento que defend1a Ell fuerte te-
niendo que abandonarlo precipita-
damente los santones predicando el
exterminio de los espanoles; los mo-
ros, en- numero de catorce mil, reu-
nidos en- actitud hostil frente 4 Me-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17

tas. Su papel es ese papel desdicha-
| d1simo.
| Sometanse al yugo ferreo; admi-
tan la imposition; sancionen la arbi-
trariedad den alas al privilegio.
No consiste en- otra cosa su mission.
Brotaron de un censo corrompido;
subieron merced al desprecio que las
urnas nos inspiran carecsn de indie
pendencia y bajan la cerviz como el
buey que labra el surco.
En- Puerto Rico no hay ayunta-
mientos.
Despues de la tabla rasa que el
General Daban hace con los destinos
populares, no es possible que nos que,
den ilusiones,
La 1nsula pertenece, en- las esferas
mas atlas, 4 los grandes burocratas
con grandes sueldos los protegidos
de Madrid a los senores feudales
contemporaries: en- las bajas esferas,
q los sargentos, 4 los cabos, 4 los IL
cenciados del ejercito i y los volun-
tarios
NaHa est rede0ptio
Los que visitan nuestra redacci6n
ven sobre el testero principal este le-
ma implacable:
iNulla est redemption!
Ahora nos invade una nueva ola;
nos constrins un nusvo abrazo lie la
patria; manana la ola subira, ell abra
20 apretara y los hijos de esta terra,
de todos modos, emprenderan la ruta
amarga del ostracismo.
Espana expuls6 de su suelo 4 los
arabes y a los judios: aquello obede-
c1a al mandate del fanatismo, era
directo, tiranico, absurdo.
Espana no expulsara de sus colo
Mas 4 los colonos mas 81 el sistema
ccntinda, 81 ell procsdimiento no Sc
rscti6ca, los colonos iran desflando
hacia M6jico y Colombia y Vene-
zuela.
Nunca habiamos visto cosa igual
Atm en- los dias negros de Pezue-
la, Prim, Norzagaray, Echagiie VI
Marchesi, las ju,atas municil'alcs de-
los depositarios. a los es
cribisntes, a los peatones del servicio
urbanO.
Hoy retrocedemos un siglo en- un
minute.
Y no habra un diputado que inter
pele al ministro en- las Camaras espa-
nolas.
Porque Puerto Rico no cuenta
con nadie; porque a nuestro leader
no le importa que SO nos Aajele.
ST hubiera un puertorriqueno-un
puertorriqueno de verdad no un
Balbas, NJ un Garcia Molinas, nj un
Torrepando-en las Cortes, bajo
squellas b6vedas resonarla el grito de
nuestra indignation. Y SO nos oir1a,
oorque siemprs Sc oye a los que di-
zen la verdad y defenden la justicia.
Este conponte moral quedara inul-
%, de la misma manera que qued6
nulto ell componte material de 1887.
Nu1la est redemptiO. t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17

ocupamos de su indumentaria de
reformarles ell pantal6n y la charre-
terra, haciendoselas mas cortas mas
largas; con galones por detras 8 por
delante, segun ell gusto de cada mi
nlstro, porque hasts ahora hemos
creido que la mission de nuestro ejer-
clto no era otra que piatar la cigiiej7a
por GALES y plazuelas. No podemos
guerrear =. nj con los moros.
I despues de este, esos gobiernos
continlan llamandose patriotas, afr
mando que ellos, solamente ellos, son
los llamados a salvar la naci6n.
En- diez Y nueve amos, la Restaa-
racion no solo ha agotado todas las
fuerzas vivas del pals, diezmado su
erario 9 introducido el desbaraiuste
en- TODD ei ORGANISING Official, sino
que ha llevado el ejercito la triste
condicion Ell que hoy le vemos, sin
poder trasladarse d Marruecos 4 ven
gar las ofensas inferidas 4 la patria
y defender la vida de sns compa-
triotas.
Nuestros gobiernos nunca han que
rido convencsrse que el porvenir de
Espana esta Ell Africa, como 10 com
prenden Francia 6 Inglaterra, que q
ella lleyan toda su fuerza colonial
dora. Puesto siempre los ojos en-
America, donde va no le quedan sino
dos islas mas que explotadas, ha mi
rado con indifsrencia sus posesiones
de Africa, hasta 81 punto de no tener
en ella nj alojamiento para sus tro
pas.
Demasiado sabemos que no 50 Es-
paha como Francia, Inglaterra y
Alsmania, nacion coIonizadora; que
sus gobiernos han carecido siempre
de esas iniciativas; pero el espiritu
dc conservation debi6 hacerles COM
prender que 81 abandono de esos te-
rritorlos tendria que ser Ia verguen-
"a del maflana y Ell aniquilsmiento |
de su poderlo.
Hoy, los asuntos de Marruecos, |
ponen en- evidencia cuanto decimos. |
Los moros de hoy no son los de 1860. |
En- trelnta y tres amos han adelanta-
do mucho, instruidos por 1nglaterra
que nunca ha visto con buenos ojos
la intervention de Espana On Africa.
Por otro lado las palizas que en-
aquella epoca recibie1on les han
sleccionado lo sufciente para no
indefensos en- manos de
IN enemigo que entonces les ira
% sin piedad. Ell fanatismo reli-
5ioso mantiene vivo Ell sus almas
ii recuerdo de Boadill y de los
de Cordova y Granada. Con
;ualquiera otra nacion pueden esta-
9lecer ellos corrientes de simpatias
on Espana nunca, porqne traves ,,
le la historic ven en- ella 4 su eter-
"a enemiga. 7 esto, que no 10 ig-
loran nuestros gobiernos, ha debido
mas previsores, {
En- estos ultimos meses, parece que
| destino Sc complace en- poner q I
rueba el sufrido caracter de los es- I
aholes. /
Nos parece que el atentado de Me-
LA sera la mocha que haga satar la c
santa Barbara. Ell pueblo, indigna@1 {
o, desea que Sc vengue la ofensa u
goblerno, impotente para clio, Sc b
esiste; pero los pueblos, cuando
uieren, Sc sobreponen sus gobier- Il
OF.
Aguardemos, pues. Quizas estas t
oras 81 conhicto haya te,minado con
nas cuantas notas diplomaticas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-17
Playa DE- Ponce, p. r.

Este eStdblecimient0 qcGba dc Yectbir dt los
pra1cipalcs mercdd0s de Europa Estddos-
Entdos de America M complete snrtido de
Drogas, Pr0d,tctos qisfmicos y .farmace,attces.
D0tenh$aelos naciOnaieS y e1tra,geros { itf'a-
}dd DE articltl0S aner0s al ramO
En- pefJtme''ta etase seleeta, como agaas pa
"a t0cddor, aceile. cfemas. ese,scfas, jab0tte5
ootroS y co&meticos, E iafHidad de objet0s mas
ie ditlctl e,l,tneyaci0,l
Putc,1tud q Empie-a e,a RI despachO y mod
5dad e,i los p1ectos es Ia mejof gara,t,n qae
5uede 0frecer t0d0s sits fat0feced0res
, M Ponce, Setiembre de 1893.