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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-06
BROwNSVILLE.

William Ryan, of Mahanoy City,
transacted business here yesterday.
H. f. Breslin visited friends in Girard-
Vile on Sunday.
George Day, of West Coal street, was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Misses Katie ShoIta and Annie Nc
Gee, of West Coal street, passed through
our village yesterday
Miss Katie Rowley, Of West Centre
street, visited the Breslin family on West
Coal street.
Thomas Baird and Robert Morrison
visited Mt. Carmel last evening.
For the second time within two months
the residence of VIM. Bainbridge was en-
tered bY robbers, on Monday morning
who turned things about but stole nothing
Miss Annie LawboGh and sister, of
West Coal street, visited MahanOy City
friends on Sunday.
Miss Katie Mulroy, of St. Clair, visited
the Fitzgerald family on the lower road.
Misses Mary and Maggie Hanna, Two
blue eyed blondes, paid "A visit to Mrs.
Sadie Newell, of West Coal street.
Anthony Moran of Centralia, visited
the McCue family on West Coal street.
John Fitzgerald and Harry Mcdonald,
two sporting young men of this place
transacted business in Hazleton yesterday.
Brownsville can boast of three of the
best amateurs in the county for eXtin-
gushing fires
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Must be closed out by Monday next.
Look at some Of the prices and you will
see at once that you are missing a chance
Of a life time by not calling and buying
at our store Molasses, cents per quart,
best table molasses, s cents per quart;
bottle of pickles and chow chow, worth
20 cents, selling at cents per bottle;
vinegar, best white, 10 cents per gallon;
best brooms at lS cents each; Royal
baking powder, pound cans, 10 cents;
salmon, per can, II cents; boxes Of
French sardines % cents; cans of peas
25 cents, best extracts sold everywhere at
25 cents) we sell two for 25c; 1 dozen gob-
let's, lS cents; best China soup plates 5
and & cents each; 2-gallon crooks, and 10
cents each; good rag carpets, Is and %
cents per yard; fine linen towelings, yards
for 25 cents; good shaker flannel, 40 inches
in width cents per yard. 1t is i'm
possible to mention all the goods. Secure
your tea, . brands, best, 25 cents per
pound. This will be your last chance, "a
we must sell out this week. Don't forget
the place, 20 West Centre street. Shenan-
doah, Pa, opposite Reese's Auction
Rooms 3-6-3t
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Thrown out bv the Mayor.

DENVER, March 6.-The city hall was
thrown ints the greatest excitement yes
terday over a row between Mayor Van
Horn and Street Commissioner Thomas
Foulkes. which resulted in the mayor
bodil, throwing the commissioner out of
his office and ordering him to never enter
it again until he could obey orders. The
trouble was over the discharge of Street
Sprinkler Vancourt by Foulkes, the
former being a friend of the mayor. The
mayor claims that Vanoourt is a compe-
tent officer, and has been discharged upon
demands from the American Protective
association. Van Horn was expelled from
the association because he appointed a
Catholic to the position of inspector of
police. The mayor will undoubtedly re-
appoint VanCouFt.
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In sannta and Hnnss.

WARRINGTON, March s.-The senate
held = short session yesterday, and but
little business of Importance was trans
acted. A brief debate on silver was pre-
eipitstsd by the intention expressed by
She vice president so refer the Bland seig
niorags BILL which had just been received
from the house, TO the finance committee
Mr.. Stewart (NsV) asked that the bill be
allowed 10 lie on the table, subject to be
called up at any time This was finally
ordered. Mr. Stewart offered free silver
amendment to the bill. The debate on
the pension appropriation bill continued
all day in the house, and at times consid-
erabls spirit was displayed. The principal
speakers we're A0ssrs. DolliVer, Hepbarn,
Enlos and Cannon. 10 Is expected that bhs
debate will be concluded tomorrow.
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John Parrish. employed as a miner at
CARRIERS colliery, was badly cut about
the head and back on Monday.
p j. Whalen and Thomas Kinney, of
Girardville, called on the fair sex sun
day.
Thomas Munley attended to business at
Locust Summit yesterday
DR. Moyer. of Shamokin, attended his
many patients yesterday.
r. j. Foley, our popular hotelkeeper,
transacted business in Mahanoy Plane
Monday morning.
Messrs. J. p Henry, James Cantwell
and John Henry pressed bricks at Nah
anoy Plane Sunday evening.
William Tregea, who has been visiting
friends here for the past five weeks, left
this morning for Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie Coogan, of Shenandoah,
Sundayed with friends here.
William Lucas. of Mt Carmel, circu-
lated among friends yesterday.
j. c. Purcell, hustling insurance
agent of Pottsyille, looked after business
here yesterday.
The Borough Council re-organized yes
terday by the election of the following
officers Thomas j. Mclaughlin, super.
visor; p. j. Moore, clerk j. NJ. Wayne
treasurer, and Chas E. Breckons, sOlici
tor.
Thomas Giles inside foreman at East
Bear Ridge colliery, spent few hours il
town Sunday.
Messrs Joseph McCard, John Maley
Robert Parfit, Robert Painter and f. II
Mahanoy were county seat visitors yester
| day.
The entertainment given by the Flags
Concert Company last evening was o
| first-class order.
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Ex-Minister Potter's Farewell to ItaI,

ROME, March GA banquet was given
last night at the Grand hotel in honor of
Mr.. Potter, the retiring United States
minister. The guests included Mr.. Wayne
MacVeagh, the new United States repre-
sentative. Mr.. Potter offered toast to
King Humbert, and Baron Blanc, the for
eign minister, in reply expressed the sin
cere and cordial friendship and high es-
TEEN that has always been felt by the SOW
ereign, the government and the people Of
Italy towards the United States. Baron
Blanc concluded by Offering a toast to
President Cleveland, which was responded
to with enthusiasm
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LOST CREEK,

Miss Annie Murphy, Maggie O'Neill,
Cassie Finnegan and Mary Berke were Wis
itors to the Miners hospital on Sunday,
and were shown through that large in
stitution by the genial DIR. b. j Mlllard.
Scotty McGinnis, Edward Bresslin and
James Manley, three Shenandoah sport
ing men, were seen passing through here
en- route to Mahanoy Plane on Sunday.
James Donavan, Of the pinkerton detec-
tive agency, was caller at the Murphy
residence Monday.
Frederick Edgar, the infant child of Fred
Il. Zerbey, of the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany, was buried in Pottsville Monday
Mr. and Mrs Zerbey have the sincere sym
pathy Of the community.
Miss Mary Dougherty, of Shenandoah,
was the guest of Miss Cassie Finnegan on
Sunday.
Jos. p. Griffin was visitor TO Mahanoy
Plane Sunday.
John Connittski, the genial clerk at
| Bright's store, is favorite among Halle
ton fair ones.
NJ A. Moore, the contractor had his
| left hand seriously cut mt the fire Monday
! by pane of glass falling on it,
Prof NJ H. Carey and Miss Annie
! kelegher. of Minersville were an attTac-
| tion on the electric cars en- route to Ash
land on Saturday
Benjamin S. Daddow, the popular lie
| high Valley Coal Company clerk. trans
acted business in Pottsville on Monday
| w, II. Price spent Sunday in Pottsville
! William d. Jones, Miss Jennie Morri
| son, and Benjamin $. DaddOw were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Margurett
Small one night recently.
Messrs Mart Dee and Thomas Brennan
| escorted Shenandoah fair ones through
our lovers lane Sunday evening.
p. j. Barrett and lady friend drove tC
Catawissa yesterday. =, j. is the new tei
agent.
Prof NJ. j. Brennan has been honoreC
by the title of ladies conductor" by th
Traction Company, because he handle
them so lady-like when getting on and of
the cars.
Prof NJ. H. Carey would like to hea
from some heavy weights throughout tn
county for a 90 between his man, Con. F
Foley, the boy wonder. Address, Prof
Mallie Harrington Carey, this town.
We think we could satisfy the Dinke.
Hughes with go for fight to a finish
z any sum and any place. Would like Nh
J Hughes to call on Andrew j. Murphy TO
! further particulars.
Sheriff James j. Wheelihan spent Sun
day with lady friends here.
Jack Donavan, of town, spent Sunda
? at this place
5 win Murray, of Connors, called o
T. lady friends here Sunday.
1 Andrew Dean estimates his loss fror
I the fire that destroyed his new hous
l Monday at 5000. No insurance.
\
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T. w. Waters, of town, is the composer
Of beautiful sentimental song which he
has placed in the hands of Prof j. j.
Casey, of Chicago, for arrangement. After
this is done it will be put in the hands of
striking one and the words very pathetic.
Messrs. Casey and Waters have formed n
partnership, and as the former has estab-
lished reputation as a song writer and
composer the public will no doubt soon
hear from the partnership in the produc-
tion of some new music. Messrs. Casey
and Waters intend to secure a reputation
in the musical fraternity. Mr. Casey has
located here.
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THIRD EDITION
GIRaRDVILLE.

Girardville Kelley League is the name
Of new organization in town which last
week received charter from Harrisburg
The headquarters of the league Is to be
in one of the new rooms of ArmOry hall.
Mem bership is not limited to keeley
graduates, but all persons, male ana
female, of temperate habits will be ad-
mitted.
The sporting craze is still prevalent in
our town. The talent have arranged
shooting match for turkeys and "A cooking
main between Locust Dale and Girard-
Vile birds, 60 take place in the lower part
Of the town, on St. Patricks day.
Richard Coogan, one Of Shenandoah's s
prominent young men, spent few pleas
ant hours in town Sunday
Hugh Mulligan attended, theA France
funeral at POttsville sunday.
VI. r.. Mcclure is!dong court duty this
week.
Prof NJ. H. Carey, Of Lost Creek, and
Annie kellegher, OF Minersville, were
town callers yesterday.
Misses Bridget 1oole and Julia Cleary,
of VIM. Penn, spent last evening in town.
Charles McBrearty, VIM. Ryan and
VIM. Fortner, three Of Centralia's 400,
spent Sunday in town.
Vincent Donahue, the correspondent
TO the Evening Chronicle from town,
called on his many Shenandoah friends
yesterday.
Phil. Connell, chief clerk in the Com
missioners' Office, spent Sunday with his
friends in town.
Stella McNamee called on shenandoah
friends yesterday.
The Ivy Leaf Social Club will hold
their first annual ball in HomesvillC
school house, st. Patrick night. A good
time is looked for.
An attempt was made to burglarize tn,
residence of NJ. h. Mcclure, on Parker
street Monday morning about 1 O'Clock
Mr.. Mcclure was awakened by the louC
barking of "a pet dog, and thinking some
thing was wrong started down stairs
When about half way down he heart
hurrying footsteps and upon inyestiga
tion discovered both the back window ant
front door open. The thieves had evi
IDENTIFY effected an entrance through tn
rear window and hearing the tuotstep
above made good their escape through
the front door. the key being in the lock
The general belief is that the attemp
was made by the same gang who was s.
successful at the office of the Schuylkil
Traction Company, and to which no cIu
has yet been discovered.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

A treaty between Spain and Morocco
was signed yesterday.
The African emigration feveris is epidemic
among the negroes of Atlanta, Ga.
A successor to the late Congressman
Houk. of Ohio, will be elected May /.
The street car men of st. Louis have
been organized under a Knights of Labor
charter
Thirty towns in western Massachusetts,
had local elections yesterday. No license
for liquor had clean SWEEP.
At Las Crues, n NJ, C. H. Dane, an eX-
bank president, was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment for defrauding depositors
In a race between the coasting schooners
Mary A. Randall (centerboard) and Stella
B. Caplin (keel) from Philadelphia to New
London, Conn, the centerboard won by
ten minutes.
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CENTRALia.

Thomas Irwin was in Shamokin yester-
day.
The collieries in this vicinity resumed
work to-day after suspension of four
days
w. McGraw, one of Delanos pleasant
young men, smiled on the fair ones of
town last evening.
Miss Kate Cleary, one of our popular
and promising school marms, is confined
to the house with an attack of sickness.
Miss Hannah Reese, one of Shenan
doah's fair school marms, spent Sunday
with her cousin. Miss Ray Reese
William Jones, of Lost Creek, spent
last evening in town.
Patrick McGuire, of Brownsville spent
Sunday among the fair ones of town
Superintendent Edward Reese visited
the collieres at Park Place yesterday.
Miss Bridget Murphy, of Lost Creek,
spent Sunday in town.
Charles McBrearty, William Ryan and
Charles FOrtner, "A representation OF
Centralia's four hundred, showed their
smiles ON the fair sex of Shenandoah on
Sunday.
The Morris Ridge Coal Company has a
force of men tearing down the old Reno
colliery. 1t is said they intend to move
all the machinery to the Morris Ridge
colliery, which is to be remod9led
In the social circle of our town the
principal coming events are Balls fOI
the benefit of John Dean and Mrs
Garriety. on March nth; sociable on
March 26th, and Hard Times" ball on
April I'd.
Our High school foot ball team has
been greatly strengthened and the boys
feel confident of retaliating for the defeat
they received on New Years Boys, We
hope you will succeed.
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PREMIER RosEBERYs ADVISERS.
New Peers Created At the Request Of the
Retiring Premier.

Retiring Premier.
LONDON, March 6-The Standard makes
the following official announcement; The
Earl Of Kimberly will assume the foreign
portfolio; tbs Right Hon. Henry Fowler
the Indian portfolio, and Mr.. I. v. Ellis,
now lord Of the treasury, will become
patronage secretary 70 the treasury, sue
ceeding Mr.. hajoribanks, She Liberal
whip" Mr. John Morley has consented
10 rstaip his portfolio ~ chief secretary
for ireland at she urgent request OF Loro
Rosebery and others Of his colleagues.
Upon tho recommendation of Mr.. Glad
stone the queen has msde these changes;
Mr. Stuart Rsndel member of parliament
for Montgomeryshirs and chairman OF the
ParliRms sptary association of Welsh Lib
erals, and Sir Reginald Earle Wilby, u.
C.B., permanent secretary of the treasury,
have been raised to the peersgs by her
majesty. Sir AlgOrnon West has been ap-
pointed pTiVy councillor, and Chairman
CoWAp, Of the Midlothian Liberal asaocia-
ton, has been made bSronst. Mr.. George
W. Spencer Lyttleton aud Mr. George Fl
Murray (hr. GlAdStone's seeretsries) have
been msde companions Of the bath.
The followers Of Mr.. Labouchere seem
to have dwindlsd down TO very insig
nificant number. In fact, 1t is claimed
shat the distinguished Radical now hai
only two followers.
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Rag Party.

A rag party was held at the residence of
Miss Clara Everhard, at BOG East Line
street, last evening. There was sing
ing and dancing, and refreshments were
served The guests were Misses Emma
Hesser, Agnes Bainbridge, Emma Frantz,
Amy Smith, Emily Davis, Kate Boyer,
Matte Thomas, Josephine DaddOw and
William Burkart Martin Cassidy,
Howard Burchill William Acker, Will
lam johnson, Dewitt Steedle, Guy
Sterner, George Drew, Christian Foltz
and Jesse ThOmns
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Sisters Stricken with insanity.

LocKPoRT, n. Y, March GA special
from Sanborn, Fiagara county, says the
three youngest daughters of Joseph Shirk,
highly respected citizen of this place,
were all taken violently insane Saturday
morning, and have continued so to this
time They were taken to the insane hos
pital at Buffalo today. The young
women We're found naked and raving in
sane in piece of woods, The cause Of
their mania is unknown
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DIsR strous RnnawnN.

This afternoon a horse belonging to
Moses Frazinski ran away from in front
of the Dougherty building on West Centre
with furniture. At the corner of Centre
and Chestnut streets the wagon was up
set as the horse made a sudden turn.
Frazinski and the furniture were buried
in the mud and the horse continued on to
Lloyd street, where it was caught.
Frazinski presented pitiful sight when
he picked himself out of the mud and
several pieces of the furniture were
shattered.
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FRACISVILLE.

Burglars entered the hotel kept by
William Taylor at an early hour on sun
day morning, and relieved him of fifty
six dollars and a gold watch belonging TO
Mrs. Taylor. 1t is supposed that the
family was cnloroformed.
Grant Thomas, William Taylor and
Samuel Burchill were visitors to Potts
Vile yesterday for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods for the band fair.
Mrs. David Taggart and son visited
friends in Shenandoah yesterday.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin visited friends
i'm Maizeyille yesterday.
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A Handsome Prize.

A grand pool tournament will be held
in james II. Kelly's Old Age Hotel, Main
street opposite the Lehigh Valley rail
road station, Mahanoy City, during this
month The tournament will commence
as soon as all entries are in, and as the
mum ber Of entries is TO be limited, all who
desire to participate will do well to enter
at once. The prize is IA handsome and eX-
pensive billiard cue, finely cut and inlaid
with walnut, tipped and jointed with
ivory. The cue is now ON exhibition at
the hotel A special invitation is extended
TO Shenandoah, Girardyille Mahanoy City
ana HazleJon knights OF lhe cue. .-.---
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MAHANOY CIV.
MAHANoY CITY, N

MAHANoY CITY, March 6.
Fred. Hamburger, of Ashland, was in
town yesterday
Chief Burgess Harry J. Stern was
sworn i'm at noon yesterday, and three |
hours later made his first arrest, that of
an intoxicated female who was becoming
"A common nuisance in the First ward.
The new Burgess started in well by inn
mediately ordering "A cleaning up of the
lookup cells These cells have been in
filthy condition a long time.
Messrs Boyer and w c. Edwards
transacted business in Delano and Park
Place yesterday
Mr. Price, Of East Pine street, the newly
elected Supervisor was serenaded by the
Citizens band last evening.
William Samuels, of East Pine street,
is the happy recipient of a brand new
baby boy.
The Hook and Ladder company will re-
ceive new snap harness next week.
james Hagenbuch has returned to
Philadelphia.
Ralph Bricker is visiting in Easton,
Thomas Whitaker is doing jury duty
at the county seat.
Misses Maud and Mary Haughney, of
West Centre street, visited Pottsville this
afternoon
Messrs. Michael Mcguire, William
Horn and Barnard Grady, of Girardville,
made calls here yesterday.
Miss Tillie Delaney spent Monday with
her parents at East Mahanoy junction.
j. j. Quinn, the butcher, will remove
his wagon shed near the Lakeside Rail
way plant this week to make way for the
new tracks which will soon be laid.
Mr. Walters of East Pine street, is re-
covering from the injuries he received At
| GlendOn Colliery a few days ago.
John O'Biordan, of Mahanoy Plane,
passed Monday evening with friends in
| town
Miss Annie IfTert, of Lakeside, did shop
| ping here yesterday.
| John Neise, of Tamaqua, and employed
| by William Adams at Audenreid, was
| struck by piece of ice and severely in
| jured at Audenreid dam on Saturday.
! S. Hoofnoggle, of Lakeside, was in town
yesterday.
Fred Miller, "A Pole, who lives between
! this town and ShOemakers, was arrested
this morning by Coal and Iron Policemen
Smith and kleindentz for carrying away
a pig from Walingers butcher shop, il
the dead of Monday night. Miller settled
the case, however by paying for the
lporker While he was on the way to The
shop for another pig, the officers saw hin
acting SuSplClOusly near the Reading
station, but in reply to their challenge
said he was hunting for a dentist and was
allowed to go ON his way, shortly afte
the officers came across "a blOod-besmeareC
bag. which Miller had dropped in tn,
dark when challenged The officers laiC
, in hiding and were soon rewarded b.
Miller returning TOR his bag. The,
pounced upon him and were guided Il
his home, a mile distant, where the pOrke
was found stored away in the cellar
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A Thteving Ca.hIer Indicted.

New YORK, March 6-Harry C. Wilt
shaw, alias II. G. Watkins, has been in
dicted by the grand jury here. He disap-
peared suddenly from New York in No
vember, 1891, and the United States Ma
tional bank had not heard of him since
that time until few days ago, when one
of its customers in Scranton, Pa, hap
pened to run across him in billiard room,
and Wiltshaw was captured. Wiltshaw's 3
defalcation amounted to $4,000
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Attempted murder 70 Prevent E1posnre.

Swede, aged 40 years, who was a sailor on
tramp steamer plying between New
York and Boston, killed himself late yes
terday afternoon, after having shot Clara
Freund, who is not yet Is years of age, be-
cause it is said he feared she would re
veal a recent attempt to assault her.
Fritz was an old friend of the Freund fam
ily and had always been attentive to
Clara. 1t is feared that Clara will die
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James, infant son of Chief Burgess
Burns, died this morning after three
months sickness. The funeral will take
place on Thursday afternoon, interment
being made in Annunciation cemetery.
Miss Mary Lynch, late of Forestville,
died at the home OF her uncle, p. j. Null
holland, on North West street, this morn
Thursday and will proceed in carriages
to Minersville, at 9 a. m.
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A UDITORS' NOTICE II In the Orp, ans
n Court OF Sehuylkill county in the matter
or the estate of Mary Joyce, deceased. The
undersigned Auditor appointed by the said
Court 10 axe distribution of the fur ds in the
hands OF NJ. M, Burke Admins traitor OF the said
estate, will meet all parties interested therein,
on Saturday, The third day Ct March, 1884
y a. m, az his ONCE, rooms Nos ana z, second
hoor, Beddall building, on the nor Invest corner
OF Main and Centre streets, Shenandoah Pa,
when and where all claims must be presented
before the Auditor, OF else be forever debarTed
from coming In upon said funds
JOHN X. CoYLE, Auditor.
Shenandoah, Pa, Feb. ~, 1884 2l2-3t-oaW
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PARK pLACE.

D. H. Kelly, a prominent insurance
solicitor of Newark, NJ j., looked after
business interests here yesterday.
n. j. Brodericll of Mahanoy City, was
yesterday the guest of p. T. Campbell.
J. J. Dolphin, of Lanigans, visited Y. f.
Carney on Sunday last
Edward Moran, who was taken i'll in
the mines some time ago, is now on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Manus Tolan, who has been i'll
lately, is now convalescent.
Constable Brennan took n prisoner to
Pottsville Jail on Sunday.
Park Place colliery No. suspended
operation yesteru" unit turtho" notice.
Mrs. Patrick sharp visited Hazleton
friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Wamsley, of Mahanoy City,
is the guest of friends in town.
Mrs. Kate Snyder circulated among
Delano friends on Sunday afternoon.
Miss May Hines has returned from
visit to Ashland.
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A Legal Fight over wearing Apparel.

PITTsBURG, March 6.-State Councillor
W. T. Kerr, of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, authorizes the state.
ment that he has definitely decided to
make legal test case of the right of the
nuns to wear their religious habit while
acting as public school teachers