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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06
PERSONAL.

Michael Farley visited friends at Sha-
mokin to-day.
Moses Rogers has gone to Tunkhannock
to spend a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. j. f. Finuey and her niece. Miss
White, of Detroit, Michigan, visited
Pottsville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs p. II. Shuman. of Cata.
wissa, and Miss Mary Foster of Scranton,
were the guests of their uncle, fl. G.
Boyer, in town, yesterday.
Hon. NJ P. Fowler, A. b. Lamb. B. J.
Host and NJ. j. Lawlor were among the
townsmen who attended the Hastings
demonstration at Pottsville last night.
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Installation.

District Deputy John Bentield, of Cen
Cralia last night installed the following
officers of Plank Ridge Lodge, No. $50, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows n. c.,
Robert Fish hburn V. G., William S. Parry
Sec, f. D. Beddall A. s., Thomas Mar.
tin; Treasurer, John Clough Trustee and
Representative, Lewis Lehe, Jr.; r. A., f.
K. Ramberger; L. s., D. S. Owens; W..
Robert j. Berry; c., Lewis Lehe, Jr.; o.
G., William Lewis; j. g., William Needs
r. j. V, G., William H. Hughes; L. s., A.
H. Roads.
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McElhenny's ladies' dining rooms are
the cosiest in town.
One Inning Game.

Justice Shoemaker umpired a one
inning game of base ball in his office this
morning. +. j. Portz g. Son appeared
with their team, t. r. Beddall, ESQ,
being in the box for them. After waiting
a reasonable time for the Shenandoah
Base Ball Association to appear Mr.. Bed
dali fired the claim across the umpire
desk and the Justice gave judgment fol
$40. so on default. The claim is for bas'
balls furnished the Shenandoah clul
during the past season. 1t is expected
that in the next inning Sheriff Woll vii
be In the box for the Portz team.
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POTTSYILLE WON.
The ShenandOahs Defeated in Manager
Smiths Benefit Game.

The Shenandoahs played a game of base
ball at Pottsville yesterday for the benefit
Of Manager Smith, of the latter team, and
lost after contest Of a somewhat indiffer-
ent ch Aracter.
The famous John l.. did not umpire the
game as was expected, and disappointed
a large crowd. Fox, of the Pottsvilles,
and Paddy Quinn, the self.made umpire,
played left and right fields respectively
for the Shenandoahs.
The attendants paid more attention to
presenting of gifts to their favorite play
ers than they did to the game Nyce, Ellis
and Baldwin received presents. Manager
Smith netted good sum. The attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06
HAZEL IS A
HARD NUT.
He Tricks the Authorities by Break
ing Out of Jail.
HOW HE ACCOMPLISHED IT
Tore Up the Flooring of the Cell,
Crawled Between window and Guards
and Scaled a High Fence.
HOW HE ACCOMPLISHED II

Louis Hazel, the young Lithuanian
who had a hand in burglarizing Coffee's
store on South Main street. yesterday
morning, has added still another item to
his record Of desperate deeds by breaking
out of the lookup last night James
Gaughan also made his escape. Hazel is
still at large. Gaughan is at his home,
bail having been furnished for him. The
authorities are not troubling themselves
about him, as he is of tender years and
can be had when wanted, but strict
lookout will be kept for Hazel and a
charge of Jail breaking will be added to
the list against him.
Hazel is seventeen years of age. Gaughan
is thirteen. The latter was arrested for
stealing dollar from a storekeeper and
was placed in the lookup to be held as
witness against an accomplice named Cul-
len.
The two were placed in the east cell of
the lookup yesterday at noon, but later In
the day, the cell being in filthy condi-
tion, Constable Boland transferred the
prisoners to the second cell from the west
end of the corridor.
Young Gaughan says that the change
had hardly been made when Hazel COM
menced prying at small trap which is
used when repairs are made to the cell
closet. What Hazel worked with the
boy does not know. In due time the trap
was forced open and Hazel told Gaughan
to follow him. Hazel descended into the
| opening and crawled under the flooring
to an opening under the sink closet at the
| west end of the corridor. The latter
opening gave the prisoners access to the
corridor. Hazel then took a small ladder
| which was used years ago in lighting the
street lamps and climbed up to the east
window. After squeezing himself
through the eight-nch space be
tween rods guarding the window
and hole in the window sash made by
found himself in the yard, He urged
Gaughan to follow and assisted him tC
liberty. With the assistance of boxes anC
pieces of lumber the prisoners scaled the
high fence and dropped into the adjoin
ing yard. They then walked through an
alley way to a door opening on JardiI
street. A woman residing in the neigh
borhood says that between and O'CLOCK
she saw Hazel open the door gradually
and after cautiously looking lout for
moment OF two he exclaimed in under
tone, "Now we CO." At the same instan
he dashed around the corner into Oal
street, followed by small boy. The!
disappeared northward on Pear alley.
Gaughan went at once to the home o
his parents. He does not know where Ha
eel went, or intended to go.
Shortly after eight O'Clock Constabl
Bolsnd went to the lookup to releas
Gaughan, as bail had been furnished TO
him. The escapes were then discovered.
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Theatrical Event of the Season.

The great play, Alabama" +" will be pro-
duced at the Ashland opera house on
Wednesday, October 10th. No amount Of
writing would describe the play it must
be seen. Seats can be reserved by tele.
phone, Voshage drug store, opera house
block. 1O-63t
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"IriSh Inspirations"

Mr. Barry O'Neil as Larry" deserves
special mention for his clever work, and
was satisfactory in every sense of the
word. He acted with vigor and sang
sweetly, his dancing was one of the
features of the performances.-New York
Herald. At Ferguson's theatre on We'd.
nesday evening, Oct. 10th.
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Lodge Social.

The members of Lydia Lodge, No. 112,
D. of r., held social after the close of
its routine business on Thursday and had
a very enjoyable time. There was pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music
and literary exercises in which Misses
Needs and Millie Davis and the Metcali
and Beddall families took part Addresses
were made by several of the members and
refreshments were served.
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"Yn Program.

The following program has been ar
ranged for a meeting Of the "Y's" to be
held this evening: Singing; scripture
reading, Miss Ida Keller; singing; essay,
"What l Like to See," Miss Gunter
question box, Mr.. j. Danks; essay,
"What l Like to Hear" Miss Cline
journal, Mr.. Mansell and Miss Beddall ;
singing; critie's report, Mr.. Bees.
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Earned runs-POttsville, 2. Two base hits--
Nyce, Hill 3 and Messitt. Base on bals-Gol
den Tighe, Ellis, NJ ce, Ashenbach, Weikert 2
Yerkes ard essitt. Struck out-Tighe, Bald
win, Golden, Nyce, Toman, Dunkle, Herkes 2
Quinn and Messtt. Wild pitches-Baldwln
and Dunlyle. Passed balls-Messitt 2. Double
plays--Dggns and Ellis Dunkle, YerlSes and
Weikert. Time of game hour and i5 minutes
Umpire-Reber
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Died.

HoPKINs.-On the 5th inst, at Shenan-
doah, Pa, Lewis Hopkins, aged 63 years.
Funeral will take place on Sunday, 7th
inst, at 1880 p, M, from the family resi-
dence, No. 200 West Oak street. Services
at the house. Interment in the Odd Fell
lows cemetery. Relatives and friends re-
spectiully invited to attend. 10.52t
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All members of General Harrison
Lodge No. 25l, knights of Pythias, are
requested to meet in their lodge room on
Sunday, 9TH inst, at o'clock, sharp, to
make arrangements to attend the funeral
of Brother Lewis Hopkins. Funeral at
1880 o'clock. BY order of
EVAN l.. JONES, G. @.
Attest :-E. E. JOHNSON, K. of r. & S.
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If you want good oysters go to II. Mehl's,
lO5 East Centre street, next door to Devers'
barber shop. The best selected oysters in
the town. Private parlors for ladies.
9-l5-th.sat
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Special for One Week.

We offer to-day fun line of ready-made
sheets, pillow cases and bolster cases at
less than the price of the muslin alone.
Sheets, bleached or unbleached, for so
cents; pillow cases IS cents; bolster cases
% cents All the best quality.
l.. j. WILKINSON,
9'29-tt 80 South Main st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06

Cure guaranteed. No operation. In.
quire at the Shenandoah drug store, No
South Main street. 9-13.tf
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A Correction.

The house in which the fire occurred
yesterday morning is not owned by Mrs.
Mcdonnell, but by Jacob Mitchell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-06

Begley & Schoener's oyster bay, II West
Centre street. Meals served at all hours.
Families supplied with oysters at short
notice. thursS5sat
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House Wanted.

A five or six.room house, centrally
located, is wanted Address, HERALD
office. 1O-2tf
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Mrs. Bridgeman, R. G. NJ, teaches
violin (specialty) cello and piano. Corner
of Jsrdin and Lloyd streets. 9-9tf
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-22


self before the majesty Of the emperor he
drew painted scroll from his robe and
handed it to an attendant noble. So de-
sirous was Montezuma to know its con
tents that, contrary to all custom, he
snatched the roll from the hands Of the
counselor, and unrolling it he began to
read the picture writing by the baleful
light of the blazing sky and temple. Pres
emily, as he watched and he read, Monte
yuma groaned aloud, and casting down
the writing he covered his face with his
hands. As it chanced, it fell near to where
stood, and saw painted over 1t rude
pictures Of ships Of the Spanish rig and OF
men in the Spanish armor. Then I un-
derstood why Montezuma groaned- The
Spanfards had landed on his shoresl
Now some of his counselors approached
him to console him, but he thrust them
aside, saying:
'sLet me mourn-the doom that was
foretold has fallen upon the children Of
Anahuac The children Of Quetzal muster
on our shores and slay my people. Let me
mourn, I say"
At that moment another messenger came
1IOO1 ou0 pShAes|S3 A0SAhS SAASA "AASoSAN w.
his face.
"Speak, /" said Montezuma-
20 king, forgive the tongue that must
tell such tidings Your royal sister Pa
pantzin was seized with terror at yonder
dreadful sight," and he pointed to the
heavens. "She lies dying in the palacep'
Now, when the emperor heard that his
sister, whom he loved, was dying, he said
nothing, but covering his face with his
royal mantle he passed slowly back to the
palace.
And all the while the crimson light
cleaned and sparkled in the east like some
monstrous and unnatural dawn, while the
temple Of Quetzal burned fercely in the
city beneath.
Now turned to the Princess Otomte,
who had stood by my side throughout,
overcome with wonder and trembling.
Ibid I not say that this company was
aecursed, princess of the Otomie?"
"You said it, Teule," she answered,
land it Is accursed.
Then we went into the palace, and even
i'm this hour of fear after me came the
minstrels, as before.
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Excursion 20 Niagara Falls. HdiStR's
Glen. Genera and Rochester
ria 3. & o. r z.

The fourth personally c01dlctec Z 1rslo1 20
Nia-ara and Watkins Glen US the Baltimore
& Ohio Raiircdt sni scenic Lshigh Valley
-ou.s : announced for Thursday. Sept 6sh-
. ROYAL Blue Line Express Eili leave Wash
ins.oa $40 D. m, Camden station. Baltimore.
$40 2. "a Newark. - ? n Wilmington.
IA p. ms Clestsr, : ?. m making tirsr' con-
nsc-rou % terminal station. PLi,4le,phia, with
srsciai through express 20 Nisgars Fails
Through Pullman s,cspe-s VIII Dc attached
t-um Washington and Baltimore 20 Niass-a
Falls. Tie ,iczsts are good ;1r ten days and
vi.l permit q s-cE-ovs- oa song IMP AZ Bur
ts-- Station. thrss miles from Watkins Glen.
S,s-e coaches meet az trains a. Genera On
the return TRIP s-Og-0ve- are allowed a, Ro-
chester. Buric-s and Geneva
Round t-iP tickets i1r tbs excursion have
b4e1 placed On sa,s q. the blowing stations q
the 3. & o. 2 F. az rates appended Lsxins-
,11. SIEG5- S,aun.o1, SlSS5 Elrriso151rs
$3.50 Wood,;ccS. $500 Winchester. Sll-75
For more ts;s-ie,i information apply 20 Chas
o. Sc-u. Ge-l Pass Agent. Baltimore. Nd
Remember ,is iz-e THURSDAY. sep slh-
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Se,rsy Notes.

For bilious And miasmatic diseases, aver ;
Agus Cure is a safe and radical cure.
Henry DAiugerfsld, 5 wealthy citizen OF
Alexandria, committed suicide by shooting
last week.
The appropriation bills passed by the
presen. Congress show 4 reduction Of forty
three million dollars over the las, Harrison
Congress.
The Clarksburg News has changed hands
hereafter viii be edited and conducted by
Silas Davis, lately secretary of Congressman
Peadleton.
No appesites Then DO not Try TO force
food down. bu. use the most scientific means
for restoring tone to the stomach. How
Why. BY taking Ayers SArsaparills, snd 10
a surprisingly short tine your appetite Will
come again, and come 70 stay
The Fleming family held its reunion ST
Muncie, Indisna, last week. A, lAstreunion-
held az Flemingsburg, West Virgins, IN
1892, 10000 Flemings were said to be pres
emf. Ex.GOy. A B. Fleming Is president
Of the organization
Two persons playing dominos 10 hours
DAY and making four moves each minute
could continue playing llS,000 yesrs with
out exhausting sll the combinations Of the
game. Some Of our tOwnsmen upon whom
time hangs heavily ougb. 70 Try il.
Las. Thursday Col J. VI. Winssead, pres
ident Of the PiedmOu; snd Peoples Saving
Bank Of Greensboro. \. C., jumped from
one Of the towers Of the City Hall in Rich
moud, : distance Of 10 feet, killing himself
His body was terribly mangled. His lef
leg caught on $ projection and was tori
from is socket. Before jumping he had
carefully removed bis shoes. He wss q
yeSrs Of sgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-08-29

the names Of candidates for nomi-
nation for district delegates from
Berkeley and Jefferson be named,
and Berkeley county delegate be
voted upon first.
]. C. Frazier placed the name OF
Jesse L. Brilliant in nomination for
Berkeley, Captain j. S. Melvin the
name of Hon. A W. Mcdonald for
jefferson, B. F. Brady the name of
Chas. L. Stuckey for Berkeley. and
John Staubly the name Of James T.
Thompson for Berkeley. Upon the
second to the above nominations tit
was moved that nominations be
closed) it was ordered that vote
be taken on the Berkeley county
delegates, which was as follows:
LIST ballot-Brillhsrt .. StucKey
10, Thompson ,.
End ballot-Brillhart 9, Stuckey
10, Thompson ,.
Berkeley being the only county
voting on the above two ballots, JEFF
ferson and Morgan declining to
vote, the third ballot being called,
Berkeley county's vote being 9 for
Brilliant, 10 for Stuckey and . for
Thompson, Jefferson asked to retire
and consult, which was granted, and
upon returning voted as follows
Brilliant 6, Stuckey II, Thompson
). which gave Brilliant Is, Stuckey
% and Thompson votes. Morgan
declining to vote, the chair declared
Stuckey having received the major
ity of all the votes cast, was elected
delegate for Berkeley county.
On motion OF C. P. Jack, A. W.
Mcdonald was nominated by accla-
nation.
On motion of Mr.. Frazier, Chas.
L. Suckers nomination was made
unanimous.
The chair stated that the next
business in order was selecting mem
bers to district delegate executive
committee. The following names
were presented: Berkeley-Robert
Eichelberger, Jesse t. Brilliant and
W. ;. Miller; Jefferson-Jehn Hy-
land. r. W. Morrow, JAS. W. kear-
ney; Inorganic. p. Jack, B. z.
johnson and Frank II. Harrison,
which were accepted
Major \. W. Mcdonald being
called, made short and spicy al
dress, thanking the convention for
his nomination. Mr.. c. l. Stuckey
thanked the convention for his nom
ination, but was not prepared for =
speech.
On motion, it was ordered that 4
vote Of thanks be extended TO the
chairman and secretaries, after
which convention adjourned.
II. B. DAVENPORT, Chm'n.
5. LEE PHrLLrFsJ see'vs.
HI. SSYDER,
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We acknowledge the receipt OF sn inviiS-
ton 10 attend the Winchester Fair, 70 be
held sept Il Il. next The citizens and
femen's demonstration in honor OF the
completion Of the new system Of water
works viii occur On Thursday, the 18th, in
which a number Of visiting FIRE companies
viii participate. The procession viii march
% the grounds. where the ceremonies viii
take place. The new system viii then Be
formally turned over 70 the city authorities
and The addresses viii be made BY Gov.
Holiday. Who wss The agent Of Mr. e. B.
Rouss. OF New York. in the disbursement
Of thss gen.lsman's magnificent gitt Of 50
COO. which Vas nssrly three fOurths Of the
totSl cost Of the yea, enterprise. Mr.. Ronss
himself viii be present. and viii De accom-
panied bv his friend, Mr.. Erss.us Wimau,
OF New York, AZ incident IN whose career
has lately received much attention n The
public press. On Friday, the l4th, hose
race viii occ1r for premiums Of $50 offered
by the Society. More than Si.y Invitations
have been sent cut for this even; and there
viii be % lack Of competitors. On We'd
uesisy, the ls,b. ;hsre IS 70 Be reunion OF
the blue and The gray ant many other
features OF special inieres. viii be presented,
which viii doubtless make this Fair The
mos; successful oae in is history. The
races. especially. viii be contested; many
wsn known horsemen have slresdy been
heard from.
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.Neic Advertisements.
The Public Schools.

The session Of the Charles Town Graded
School viii begin on
Monday, .SePts7sJeT 10 1894
On The first day OF the session all pupils VII
be enrolled. Old pupils will bring their grade
certificates. and new pupils viii be examined
and placed in their respective grades. No-ehsrge
will Dc made in any OF the grades Tor pupil'
from Charles Town District. or any Of the sub
districts Of Charles Town District, aud pupils
from other districts viii bring their transfers
II Is impossible 10 estimate the Disadvantage
OF late entrance and irregular attendance II
i hopei that Parents viii cooperate With the
teachers in helping pupils maintain good 20
sition in their grades Parents are therefore
urged 20 remember that success depends upon
prompt entrance and regular attendance, and
also that interruption Of study By absence
always injurious Very small pupils viii no'
Dc retained six hours per day
Bv order Of the School Board
WRIGHT DENNY,
Aug. -. ISal-l Principal
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Rates 20 Pifts5Hrg.

Tc.e-eS- En- The annual reunions o. tie Grand
Amy 90 the Rspcb-ic a-i N2val Veterans As
soca-1u gross With each srclsedius ysar, not
cz'y a2cas the veterans rhszssivss, bUi
a-so-- al ;as ra-r1.i- ci.irsus Of the republic
Tie eaeaupueas this rear a. Pi.,sbCrs.
from V-ssels Indicators, promises 10 BE IS
interesting and enthusiastic * any RAMON
srcs the var ThC1sauis Of veterans from
a. PARIS OF tls country VIII BE present, and
P.--s5--- Ei-I s. .rrass herself In showing them
ls- Hospitality
The B1-Euo-s and Ohio Railroad Co. VII
SCI sr---si1- -5-ks-s t-u@ al ticks. stations
On IT'S lire sas- % shs Olio River. s1r al trans
Ssc.suter tl 90 ll-a, vllii s1- return plssags
oa al ,-ls-s u1-l Ssgssaoe- 18Th inc---ivs-
a. one fl-s o. The r0--t iri1-
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Senatorial Delegates.

Trfs Z o. certify that 3. y. CL-ie11 received
lie tzrhesr urnher q Tutes for SsArs Se-L-
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Thomas Howasi Nee, Of L2ytonsviiie,
Maryland. a Young man Of brilliant stain
msn,s. JUS; graduated from the University
Of Virginia. died q. CaPoa Spring Bridge,
this STATE. on Monday. be hsd Just gone
into the water, along wiki some companions
from Hartford sai Yale College, when be
vss seen 90 .hrov up his hznis and sink
lie sls Immediately recovered 6y bis ain
ls,c companions, but died. 10. from drown
Ing. bu. from hear: failure. brought on By
smoking on his mothers side be : de-
scsu3si from 8 long line O: Hovaris, Illus
iricas 10 English history whose P'ince.y
castle q. Arundel contains the msgui1ceu.
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