The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-16
MABANOY CITY.
[ Reported daily from the Mahsnoy City bureau
Of the EVENING HERALDl

hAhANO1 Oll1' Julg w.
St. Nicholas colliery resumed work to-
day after a long idleness since the fire in
its workings.
VIII Matthias, the accommodating bar
tender of The Terminal, enjoyed a ride to
Shenandoah yesterday.
w. J. Ryan, of town, was Shenandoah
visitor yesterday.
Edward Krebs and John r. Edwards
were Girardville visitors Saturday
Mrs H. S. Mengle, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting parents in town.
John Blod, William Boyle and Patrick
Hick, prominent hotelkeepers of Halle
ton, paid Thomas Whitaker friendly
call yesterday.
The first issue of the daily paper TO be
started here will appear on August 18th.
The Bicycle Club coutemplates making
a trip to Philadelphia this week and do it
in twelve hours.
Miss Lizzie Williams was Shenandoah
visitor yesterday.
Annie daughter of Lincoln Millward,
died on Friday, aged three months, and
was buried yesterday.
A wagon belonging to the Dunn Tea
Company was wrecked by the horses run
ming away.
G. w. Ash, general manager of the
Schuylkil Traction Company, was in
town yesterday.
Phil. Barry, superintendent for eN-Sena-
tor King, visited Hazleton yesterday.
II. w. Becker, Of Girardville, drove
! through town yesterday.
Miss Laura Granger spent yesterday
visiting friends i'm Shenandoah.
The picnic at SprinRdale on Saturday
was a grand success.
Edward Becker, who was killed by Il
runaway horse ON Friday was buried at
| RiugtOwn yesterday. Rev. II. A. keyser
! conducted the services. Several floral
| decorations We're presented, among them
| q beautiful sheai of wheat by his brother
and sister, lilies by Miss Emma Fisher,
/ bouquet of roses by Miss Ella NJ. Farl,
! bouquet by Miss Hannah LutZ, beauti-
! full wreath bearing the inscription,
Died while trying to save John
| Watkins" by Mrs. John Watkins,
and an anchor from his comrades, John
| Fisher, John Snyder and Arthur Saul.
The deceased was very popular, and his
many traits endeared him to a large
circle of friends.
The picnic of the Mahanoy City Fish
and Game Protective Association at Lake.
side tomorrow promises to be one of the
| greatest events Of the season. Clubs of
| Shenandoah, DelanO, POttsville, Iama-
| qua, Locust Valley, VIM. Penn, st. Clair,
| fremont and numerous other places have
notified the reception committee that they
| will be on hand. Badges will be given
members on the grounds by W. A. Ben
singer and only members of the club will
be allowed on the grounds. The parade
| will take place at 1890 p. m. under the
direction of Captain Lugan.
The arrangements are as follows: The
Mahanoy City Association and visiting
clubs, led by the Association under Capt
Lugan and Lieut.. Stern 20 uniformed
police. The various delegations will be
marshaled as follows Brandonville,
Silas Hufnagle; Ringtown, Elias Miller
Ashland, Frank Rentz; Pottsyille, G. A.
DoerAnRer; Frackville, Geo. w. John
son: Hamburg, Samuel :. Stoyer; Del
ano, Frank Vent; Shenandoah, j. X. p.
Scheifly VIM. Penn, DIR. S. II. Brady
Maizeville Steve Middleton; Barnesvillei
Joe Whittle; Tamaqua, VIM. 5. Hobert
East Nah lnoy junction, August Roth
St Clair, Neut Pelling; Locust Valley,
VIM Seddon; Mahanoy City, John A
Weber Pottsville club, Capt. II. j
Hendler; fremont club, David p. Faust
Schuylkill Haven club, p. Brewer.
Line of parade will form right resting
on Grove avenue. Marshals will report tC
the Chief Marshal, Z. 5. Silliman. Grand
march around race track to place of re
freshments.
Sports-Blue rocks free every person tC
furnish his own gun and shells; bicycle
racing ul4N jump Dhk Ahtcs luOlu llltu
ing boat racing; contestants pay fol
boats.
Music-LiucCln Drum Corps, Italian
string band, Pottsville Glee Club, Maha
Inoy City vocalsts,
Court of Justice, L. S. Sillimau, Judge
j. X. p, Scheify, associate; Major j. f
Shoener, associate.
Police twenty under Capt. Lugan anC
Lieut.. Stern.
On amusements, Wallace Haldeman.
Walters, G, S. Reichert, Lincoln Lord
VIM. III. Helms, Homer Boyer G.. w
johnson, Franz Wolf, John StOber,
Restaurant, ID. X, Dress.
Pipes and tobacco, Tim Grim.
Temperance stand, Chas Brownmiller
A number of speakers will deliver ad
dresses on the subject Of fish and game
associations: Il. S. Silliman, T. II. B
Lyon, Capt S. II. Hendler, ID. p. Faust
Col, Wetherill, c. w. Parkins, w. A
Bensinger, j. w. Parker and others.
Photographers on ground to take groups
Signs, grips and passwords of Association
given at the park.
Two balloon assensiOns. Persons enter
ing the grounds will report to W. A. Ben
singer, who will furnish badges to mem
bers. None but those wearing badger
allowed on grounds. Refreshments free t
those wearing badges No gambling
games allowed.