The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-07
NAHANOH CITY.
MAHANor CRY, March I.


J. II. Pomeroy h. j. Pomeroy, John J.
McGowan and y. J. Mullahey were among
the mourners at Milton Reinhold's
funeral.
The Diamond Breaker" will be pro
duced by an excellent company i'm kaier's
opera house on Saturday evening next.
John Weber, ex-Chief Burgess, was
made happy yesterday morning, by re
ceiviug bouncing baby boy.
John and August Mnchhof have bought
out the Palace hotel recently owned by
their mother, on East Centre street, and
will make alterations that will put the
place on a footing with the finest house
in town.
Mrs G. b. Ginthner and Mrs. Schrier,
of East Centre street, went to PhilHdel-
phia yesterday morning
p. J. McMann, of Brooklyn, called on
dry goods merchants here yesterday.
Mrs j. b. Irish, of Norristown, and
Miss MILESTONE, of Tamaqua, have been
the guests this week of their sister, Mrs,
W. II. Snyder
Peter Litsch will soon 20 housekeeping
in his newly furnished residence at 1910
East Centre street.
Fred Hopkins. motorman of car number
Al, will remove from Shenandoah to East
Centre street
Michael Kochana and Stephen Chusko
drank beer together on Monday night,
and Michael became inCensed at stephen
because the latter persisted in passing
him schooners instead of ponies, where
upon Michael fell upon the offending
Stephen and administered a severe beat
ing. KoChana was committed to the
! lookup by Justice May in default of 1900
to keep the peace.
Mark Shurkus, of shenandoah, was ar
raigned before Justice May, yesterday
morning, by Joe Savage, of st. Nicholas,
! charged with being unduly intimate
| with Joe's wife. From the testimony it
seems that while Savage was serving
| ninety days in Pottsville jail Mark fell in
| love with Mrs. Savage, and in order to
cause a like feeling in the heart of the
! lonely wife, treated her to sweet wines
and whiskies that were dOsed with love
! powders. The Justice committed Shurkus
| to Jail for further hearing at the March
| term of court.
| Fully three thousand people viewed the
I remains of the late Milton G, Remhold,
| as they lay at his fathers residence on
! Centre street yesterday morning. The
| funeral procession passed slowly to the
| Lehigh Valley station, where a special
! train OF six coaches were in waiting.
| These were filed by about four hundred
people from this city, while Others got
aboard at different points along the line.
On arrival at Pottsville the following
lpau bearers of the Masonic order took
charge of the casket Messrs. /. Y
Sollenberger, j. A. Depew, John Holland
Sr. j. Burd Irish, O. j. Goodman, A.
Palmer r.. Barlow and DR. George +,
Brendle. The carriages formed ut the
Pennsylvania station and were followed
by the Masonic Lodge of this city, the
| Young Mems Republican Club, the
Schuylkill County Bar Association and
several hundred relatives and friends
| Among the mourners were six of Mr.
| Reinhold's fellow students from the
Bucknell University, one of whom mad,
a touching address over his late class
mate. Rev. A. NJ. Woods, of Mahanoy
City, conducted the services and severa
times moved the assembage to tears
| The Masonic ceremony was also per
formed, after which the casket was
lowered to its final resting place.