The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-18
MAHANOY CITY LETTER.
A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS.
All the Events OF the Day Told in
Bright and Spicy Paragraphs-A
Record Of To-daY's Ooings.
[Reported daily from the MAhsnoy City bureau
Of the EvHHINo HERALDl

hAhANOl Oll - hh1 TO-
DR.. Brendle is visiting friends in Phils-
delphia
Emanuel Seddon is the guest of friends
in Tamaqua
J. Wesley Beuhler visited Pottsville yes
torday.
The condition of Centre street-mud all
winter, cobbles all summer.
Thomas Becker is visiting New Ring
gold relatives
Miss Ella Flail spent Thursday in Tsma-
qua.
Fen. Cooper is participating in the
shooting tournament in Sunbury to-day.
DR.. Thomas Lewis is sojourning in
Philadelphia.
Edward w Becker departed last even
ing for Ringtown, where he will remain
several days.
Reuben Martin, Shenandoah butcher,
was in town last evening.
A bouncing baby has arrived mt the
home Of Mrs Jonas Lord, in Coles patch,
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Boyer, of East Centre
street. presented her husband with a fine
young lad on Wednesday.
John Dreher and Marlin Saylor two
Ashland youths, attended fair ones in
Mahanoy City last evening.
Andrew Nj. Reese, a Shamol1in sales
man, called upon the trade here yester.
day.
A. A. Mix. commercial traveller, from
Wilkes-Burre, transacted business here
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Meyer departed
Last evening for their home IN Newport
News, Va.
Messrs. John Gallagher, John l.. Tracy
and nbpp, npnphpa ara Ioiptr iury nutv
at Pottsville this week.
Dr. Lowery has returned from Potts
willie and re.opened his office on Catawissa
street.
Messrs. Harry Clifford and John Lugan
returned from the Junction last evening,
loaded down with trout.
j. Burd Irish, of Norristown, spent n
few hours with relatives in town yester-
day.
Miss Julia Bissell, of Waterbury, Conn,
is the guest of DIR. A. p. Bissell
Thomas Murray, of Danville, was yes
terday the guest of Thomas Moore.
Mrs Daniel Sober, of Mahanoy Plane,
did shopping here yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Britton, of Gilberton, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs Roscholar and Miss Laura Bow.
man, of Wilkes Barre, but former resi-
| OGuIS OF our IDNu, are SptuuluB lew
days with numerous friend here.
Frank Snyder, pharmaceutical stu
dent, has returned from the Ida, Ohio,
college, to remain for the summer.
Misses Reardon, Quinn, Maguire
Granger, Whitaker, Haley, Moore and
| Mcnamara, and Messrs. William Welsh
Robert Quinn and others from towT
en- ioyed themselves at the Gilberton bal
last evening.
Engine 463 of the Weatherly division
was brought to Delano for repairs yester
day. This is the first work done in thu
/, Delano shops that has heretofore gone tt
HaZletOn.
George Hines has laid off from work fo
the remainder of the week and has somt
mysterious business about the POttsvill
court house. Several marriage license
for Mahanoy City parties are said to hav
been issued by Register Matten this week
Thomas Gisthart, of Spruce street, haC
his foot mashed by fall of coal in chut
at Tunnel Ridge colliery one day thi
week. His injuries were aJteAd,d 20 by
local physician.
Thomas CLASSIFY met with a very pain
full accident at Drummond colliery OF
} Tuesday. He was working in chut
when piece of coal rolled down, its saarI
edge cutting his wrist and seveung al
artery. The wound was dressed by DI
Bissell.
Michael Charnok, a Hun employed a
Buck Mountain, by the Mill Greek Goa
Co., had a leg broken yesterday by gettinj
it in the way of rolling log. He wa
removed to the Miners hospital.
The Citizens Band paraded Centr
street last evening, playing excellen
music Mahanoy City has first elias
band and feels very proud of it. As
listener to "a spirited melody remarks
last night: 1T would rank with tn
finest in the coal field, not excepting tn
Third Brigade of Pottsyille.
: ! Mrs. David 4. Watkins arrived froI
a the west last evening bearing the title {
u NJ ID. which she acquired at a St. LOU
y college Mrs. Watkins is the wife of
;, West Centre street surgeon. She wi
: practice in Mahanoy City.
- Messrs. G. w. Smith NJ. J. Keatin
and d. S. Longenberger were notifie
yesterday that they had successful
a passed the civil service examination hel
= here on Feb 10. There were eleven person
! examined. Mr., Keating has been al
> pointed sub-carrier by Postmaster OCor
!, nor.
Z John Yates, aged about IS years died 6
Y his late residence at 5O5 East Pine stree
yesterday morning at ll:2O o'clock. I'll
deceased had been i'll with a cOmplicatiO
e Of diseases for four years, and died in Ii
q
last six months. He is survived by wi
aud seven adult children. Interment wi
n be made in Tamaqua on Monday afte
noon.
Joseph Bodensky, the young Pole wi
disappeared mysteriOusly from Shena
II doah some weeks ago and who was a
/, rested about the same time for tanning
II bush fire toward a powder house at Map
d Hill, was tried and acquitted of the char
l. against him at Pottsville yesterday, q
costs in the case being placed upon Il
county.
X An exciting foot race was run on Sou
alley, near Main street, last evening b
'e tween William Tyler and John Lotwic
C, two old chappies of former great renov
rs in the sprinting arena. The race is sa
x to have been the outcome of a banteriI
$. that they were too stiff to run ten fee
Lotwick was given seven yards Of a stai
es When the pistol was fired Tyler f'
IS down. Another good start was made al
the runners sped away at gait tn
would be a credit to many young fellow
vt Lotwick finishing by four yards, amid {
"a wild excitement of the old sports congl
=, I gated "a bDut the street TYLER maid [