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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-12

New potatoss. straw berries, trips
and fresh sausage at Ben Craig
heads.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-12

The best medical authorities have
pronounced Ayers Sarsaparila to be
the most skillfully adjusted con,biGa-
tioa Of alternatives and tonics known
to Rharmacy. 1t is This fact which
has earned for it The well-uerited ti-
tie of Superior Medicine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-12
School Report.

Following is the report of the La
noble District School for the month
ending May 3. 1894.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-12

QlinstTel Performance!
A Grand Minstrel performance will
be given at
:-:FREEMAN HALL:
"Wednesday, Dlay IS,
BY The
EIkO AmGtuGr Minstrel CO.,
For the benefit of the Ladies'
-. Guild
- PART ONE.
CHORUS BY Entire Company.
"HIGH School CADETS" (Gverture) by
Orchestra.
Song -"Only Picture" with Quar-
tettc.
END SoNG-"Mary's Heard the News"
SoNG-"lf The Waters Could Speak
as They Flow" with Quartette.
END SoNG1sSusan Jane"
SONG AND CHORUS.
FINALE.
First Part to be interspersed with
gags, etc.
PART TWO.
MIsTLEToE WALTZ Orchestra.
"THE ABSENT MINDED MAN"
"a Laughabie Farce in one Act.)
OCARINA QUARTErrE- "Rock a bye
Baby"
"WHIsTLING Coon SCHoTrIsCHE"-Or
chestra.
The whole to conclude with the
Ethiopian Drollery,
"THE LIME KILN CLUB IN AN
UPROAR."
The Orchestra consists of eight in
struments.
Admission, 80 cents; reserved seats.
IS cents; children, half price.
e5 Reserved seats on sale at l..
Wintermantel's.
-----.---.-
The Sheehan Sisters have received
their Spring stock If hats. dress
goods, flowers, fancy notions. etc
Call and see them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-12

The Sheehan Sisters have received
their Spring stock If hats. dress
goods, flowers, fancy notions. etc
Call and see them. x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

'o.ay. The pro ess0r said tonight thai
his journey had been an absolute sue.
refs.
Alter hnvlug pelccted a suitable spot
for observation he erected n cage con-
aisiiug Of network o. STEEL rods i've.
s.xteuntha 10 an inch thick.
His effects consisted 0f household
utensils, two ruv0lvcrs, one magazine
rifle, one air.guu aud hollow arrows,
filled with yfussio aci1, when he dit-
charged with blow guns.
The cage stood on n foundation
three or four feet from the ground. /
had no ph0rugmph, ~ the one
ordered from T. ilsln on May 3, 1913,
never reached me. / hai the invoice
and wns very much dtsappoiuttd At not
receiving ~, Az 10 would have aided
me very materially IN my rNpefi.
mruis. Unfortunately my photo
graz ic apparatus iailu 10 work altU.
"My petition was such that the
nOfil.AH wlul1 come very close, anu |
could slt calmly and sluiy every de.
tail NJ movement aud expression.
"i havo learned not more than Elk
or eight words Of the chimpnuEou lau.
guagc. Thee 1 caunlt give you, Tor
they are not amcuahle 90 any known
etym0l0py or nrthography. / canntt
pronounce thum.. n / could 1 would
be willing 10 give Them 10 you. l
think there are ub0ut iUfly or tlty
wnius OF uttUrnuCus In their language.
"rbe gorilla cerlalnly las marital
| relations, but no ceremony. | learned
| from he uHtivtn that they arc polyga.
misit. However l am quito satisfied
| they keen the same female as wife
| Tor many yvafs. | have seen groups Of
/ three or four, in which are always one
male only. 10 Ia very clear 10 me inst
7 they have n pAiflafchal form u govern
meut. / wns assured hy a mau whom
/ believe 10 DO truthful, that he had seen
a gorilla alttiuy on the ground eating
! pinntaius, which were brought by other
| male gofillas % hib supposed majesty,
after being gathered ny ftmnlvs. Ihu
| only thing which incllues ms 10 doubt
| the story IA tue fact that tbs gorilla
/ rarely eats the plauthin Itself, but livef
on the ment Of the plnuiain troe, which
Il tears 10 pieces.
"Ihs gofilias are ut full maturity
when they reach tue agu Ui eight or
ten yonfs. They do not build houses,
anu are not cafnivOrOun but umuivOr'
Gus. Their vocal organs are almost OK
actly like those Of men, They are not
nearly no vicious On described. When
they would approach my cage thuy
would take one Peep anu turn nwal
wholly uuCUucefned. Tue natives
told tnu II / blaokentd my face the
might attack mo. / had nine attack
OF lever. The natives, like myself, arr
tfmly convinced the gorilla aut
cbimplnzsu Tribes have n language.
81 brought back 10 London with mi
two chimpnnLvrF. They died hyOt
alter thrir debut into Civilization.
ptcssr, cd lholr kins and skulls. l uisl
brought tie vocal organs u iou
thimpauzsUs aud three g1flllas AM
tue brain Of ono gorilla. Tue brain o
the chimpanzeO which died In Lon
don was teut 10 oxford NJ the rtquus
of The university, where u wiz b.
examined and an official report Fen
defeI.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

Business Hsyi,ing.- rhe United NtHtss
wal un Hentfitsd.

RIO JANHRU, Match .l.-AUnirs
here are rapiIiy assuming thrlf normal
asltct, and ASIDE from the damage TO
the forts aud along tbs water front
by the iTiug Of the iufufgCut Wuf ship,
ali traces OF warfare have DISAPPEARED.
The past week has teen one ti con.
tiuuai iestivity, marked by the constant
iiuug OF saIut,s nud tue holding Di
reviews. The usual religious process
sions were held, aud the church tcf-
vices were largely attended.
yhe government cutcfiniue no fears
VI much further Trouble IN the sIutn.
The iusurgvut sympnthiEcrs claim that
the placing Of Admiral de Mu.lO of tie
head Of the provisional government
Will nttfaCt persons % the rebel stand
ard, but the government here believes
the luburgUnt forces viii gradually melt
away until nothing remains.
Business IA RIO ~ rapidly rcvivinr,
This Ia especially true in The case VI
houses dealing with American iaef.
chants. 40 iB the general opiaiIu here
thst the attitude OF the United States
during the trouble here viii result in u
material Increase In thu business done
With that county.
The correspondents OF tho various
Ameficaa newspapers have Left thu
city en- route 10 their hOmul, or are
makiug preparations Tor their dopaf'
ture, when 10 evidence that the
trouble iBl over ~ iar M RIO Is con-
coruud.
Martial law continues 10 he enforced
here, but this iact has lltiio VI no riicu.
upon the business Of tho pUn. Tue
| government fleet has teen Or
defrI south. IL n thought however
that These utI0H Will he counter
mGnuUu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

Ftanci8 J0leph was a.si p'eistd te.
cause Of ths leaning VI Italy. mile
tRry expenditure.
The corfcsrOndent adds thht tht Sing
OF Denmark, in conversation with a
Spanish stnttdn "a iCw days ago said
ur hoped Go live long enough 90 suu
Europe commence making military
ruifcnchmt The kiug alde''" iHr
car in quite ready 30 q -3iciatr n .
the Emp tor JUscpt has tue chance %
equally diBp1-Ud 10 do lis uiWIsi 20
bf.ng about this emf. have not veu-
tured 90 speak to Emperor William uu
tlit subject, hccuuHe young severe. n
always dreams % winning Lew laurols,
but am sure King Humueft Is willing
10 discuss tho gu elton " "a reduction
u military burdens, while the queen
regent VI spain has pr1vei her us'ire
for pIolongr iesCr. AIN sure, there
fore, that Rusia. Spain, Austria, ami
oven Italy, are really eager ioi O period
VI puacp.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

LoEDON, March pa special dis.
patch u tho Times from PARIS, refer
ring 10 Capuyih recent utturaucoa
which arc interpreted as indicating
lhHt the emperor ~ occupied with tho
problem OF reducing tue military bur.
deus Vi Europe, say:
AZ u recent meeting o. tho Italian
tinaucr COMMITTEES Ole Uf the members,
5ignOr CApulll, declared he mad learn.
ed rom an absolutely certain source
mat tue emperor was pleased 10 see
that LAZY was reducing her army aud
that Count KaInok", tue Austfu.
Hungarian prmp minister, had nd
yised King Aumbert that Emperor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

IN nll llnos Of business hero nte ftw
little iish who shake thoirtslia md mako
very big splash, bat thai don't take
with tho fishermen. they NAV uy maxi
iug ihissplush causOH'mp lItiIu at'puUlu
but hoy are soon unlocked and thrown
back INTO thu wutUr
What tho public want ia tho bas', and
nothing bu, th0 hOst, TbOy want tho
truth. tho whole truth, aud nothing hui
the truth. ThUv are not slow Co fu.us.
uIz' what is tUsf. aud that is what causes
the litiio % h Co maEoa worry big splash.
DR.. Shores and shores arn u0s miaNt
doctors tlor Hr0 phys clans aud sur.
Euuns, and their success IL due Co skill
in the irratmau. OF 'hoIr various special.
ilcs. They do not publ Do thf AmU
HtaiDmCn, from ono mUn.HH end tU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
JEALOUS or AMERICA NOW.
William Thinks Our Resources a Men.
ace 10 Europe.
uis idea n THAT the Ola world ought
90 Combine against This
Continent

BERLIN, March 2i.-Enperor VII.
liam's high.iiying intentions do not
stop 81 the success achieved by the
Russo.Gorman commercial treaty. lie
recognizes that tue unboundei re-
sources Of America constitute stand
ing menace TO European trade and
irduslry; and although he has the
gfeAtesi sympathy for America anu
Americans, tho emperor Is also awake
10 the danger Of tho repetition Oi such
blow AS mat inflicted by tnu Mckin.
ley policy. His idea h that Europe
must be- prepared 20 take "a common
stand not only against any individual
nation In America, but against
all America. Tho well.known ambl-
ton OF the emperor 10 bring about
friendly commercial relations between
the European nations showed itself
Year, ago, IN the calling Of the Inter
national congress In thu Interest OF the
better protection Of wOrkmeu. His
many travels enabled him 10 look upon
SUCH matters with an eye which does
not halt at tho borders OF Germany.
Tho movement spoken OF, though stlilin
embryo, may be expected when events
necessitate IT,. THIS 10 now held 10 be-
the idea Indicated by Chancellor Won
CAprivi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

CANErs, March 25.-An immense
crowd gathered nero today % witness
balloon ascension by the AurOuaut,
Wilton, who is well known IA Ameri.
and Wilton asoended, hanging TO a
rope. When 1000 feet high the bal.
loon was caught ia u current VI Hir that
carried II rapidly seawafd. FOrsome
uuexplainahlo reason the HreUulut lot
80 the rOle from which he WAS dahgl-
my, anu ms boly shot downward iuto
tho sra with iTlghtlul velocity, His
dead body was recovered shortly after
wards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

BAN FRANClsCO, March 25.-A, u.
Tonielli, iiyr yenfs ago sentenced 10 a
term IN san Quentin, Rnd yet uupuu.
ished, sufrenuered himself to Justice
Friday under extraordinary clcum-
stances.
Friday roniclli appeared before the
sui RENE court ahd asked TO serve his
sentence, provided the $500 cash hall
WAS refunded. His wife was danger
ously sick aud lac WAS IA great need Of
money. Tho case was taken under
advisement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
E.eItemcn, in rsrnnmhnco.

PEREAMnuCJ, March 2i.--rhe news
that PeIXotU mas revived the imperial
DEGREES OF 1888 and 1851 has reached
here, and Is causing great excitement.
some OF tho inhabitants Of this state
hellvu that the decree might DO
stretched 10 as 10 cover many promi.
nHnt mun In tho district, as well as
giving the government power 10 exc.
cute without trial some Of the foreign
residents VINO may be suspected Of
having boon IN sympathy with the
ImEuTLnutH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

BuFFAIo, Wyo., March 25.-Las.
weeks blizzard, COntinuiu. seventy
hour, bus never been approached BE-
severity by any other storm iu thia
locality.
The lUss Of stock Is terrible. To one
herd near Buffalo, containing stock
which he'd brvu fol all winter, over ~
per cent pbrisnrd. Toe l0ss Ui fgugt
stock will nEuly be Ole.half, whIcu
will leave scarcely any stock Ia the
country th'aHprlur,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
Low IxcurHiun Eat's 80 virginia aud
west virginia Vim the baltimore
Z nuln a. u.

on February str, March sth aud
Anil 0th tho % d. %. r, II. wiz soil
excursion tickets lTm Chicago TO the
following points iu virginia aud West
Virslnia az rate OF one fare for the
rOuni triI;
Harpers Ferry, W.Nas Chatlcstawn,
w. Va; Wucnrs,up No,i HmrisOn.
burg, Va; smuuiOui Na' ANA Licking.
ton, Va.
In addition to these points excursion
ticRct- will nI4l Doe cold 600 all FONTS an
tie Harpers Fsrrg and Valley Brancu
at the same Ta.ys uuG ON the same
dntgG
TlcRcl4 will be- gaoi for return pas.
sage twenty ,-U days from date Of
sale.
For further Information call on ~
address H.. s. lun,Afs'i' Gen. Pass'r.
Agent, ChicBpu, ll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

NEW York, March 25.--Tho fyu
men aud ten woman whom the police
arrested last night for criminal mai.
practice were arraigned In the York
vile police court to-day, Ihe charge
against Mry. lila Schroeder In wnose
house the cOrptea Of Two infants were
found, was changed from malpractice
to mAusltushicr, aud her bond fixed &C
$4,000. Three Of the doctors weru
held IN 81, 5OO each, this being a second
oiiense la zach case, and tue Othtis
nut under bonus Of s 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

wAsiuNu1oN, March .4.-Prcsi.
dent ClovolAud's private Office At the
Executive Mansion was the center Of
uHusual activity todgy 10 the leading
silver men NJ Congress appeared before
himto ufge that he sign the Bland hill.
Atone time there were fifteen Of them
ranged about the President and
earnestly pleading with him. They
come singly and Ia state uulo8a.
tons.
President Cleveland, In reply 10 the
many pleas, spoke of his anxiety
10 help tho congressman and their
people, by such action NJ would be- bgsI
Tor the whole county. IL was not a
question about maIOritles la Congress,
OF Of any other personal self'c0na dera-
ton. Nothing would please him more
than 10 leave tue matter 10 be- settle /
by Congress. But COngtoss had turned
II over 10 him,ani upon him rested tho
responsibility which he could no. Anu
would uot evado. The performance Of
his full duty obliged him TO consider,
not the inturesia of this VI that section,
but the welfare Of the whole people,
and that dnty he should rndrav0r 10
discharge 10 the best Of his ability lie
had sought information from all
sources anu heard all Interests. Ho In.
tended To take all oi the facts into con.
alteration, and 10 base his decision up,
on the conviction that he should reach
~ to the interesls OF tho whole
people.
He spoke feollngly OF the gravity Of
the responsibility thus imposed upon
| him by the differences In various local
ties. lie pointed out some OF tue
features urged against tho bill. lie did
not say they were fatal detects, yet
| tho tendency Of hla statement was to
show lao could not yet reconcile himself
10 the views the SILVER mtn hal eX,
pressed.
Mr.. Cleveland spoke for fully fineen
minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

DENvER, March 26.-Judge Plat
Rogers, counsel for Governor Waite Ia
the fIn anu police board controversy
announced positively tonight that tic
governor has gwen his promise not 10
call out the militia again fur tue purr
pose oi unseatlug the removed COM
mi.siUueTs, Orr nnd Martin. ms
governor refuses 10 be interviewed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

John C. Cutler q Bro, SO
Main Stroet have added a
limo Of Tailor Trimmings to
Their stock which they will
soil wholesale or r-t1ll, Thoy
havo also had a lot OF home
made cloth mado INTO ready
made suits which they offer
az Sl5 to SlS a SUIT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
not A rREsnYrrRtAN.

LrXtNUIoN, Ky, March 25,--The
honor Of being a member VI the Pres
hyterlan church, whion Colonel
Brt cEinrldge has enjoyed for many
years, eeemH to be ABOUT TO be taken
away from him, since us membership
here. j. w. Kaysor, Of Mount Hofcb
church, which Colonel Brechinudge
always claims was established by his
father, denies that Colonel Bftckinflige
IL a member, anu snyt: 81 have been
living In this nelghbUth0pd all my
life, and II ~ mistlko about II bert
] Brcoklnrldgo founding the church,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
An Imporlsnl Captnrn

Los ANGELES, March ga most
important capture was effected tnis
morning Ia this city Ia tho arrest u
August CrOnkblte, SbscOnding county
treasurer OF Warren county, Ind, who
ON January "a, 1893, disappeared with
500, 900. rhu fact OF his disappearance
at tbs time was telegraphed ull over
the oJuutfy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

during tho week 10 work up the pro
] Ct Mr.. Hamilton says he will % /
start from Denver with lees than 900
men.
THE TEXAS cON11SGENT.
San ANTONIO, Tex, March "a -
The first company Of aixty Of General
Frye ao.cslled indueirlsl army OF 1000
men are on their way To San AutDuiu,
and the Popullsts " San Antonio have
arranged To feed hud entertain the
army during their stay here.
wAsHiSgrOs AROUSED.
PtIIsBuRo, March q. james Il.
White, general superintendent OF the
railway mail service, says that n
CoXey and his army evor succeed IN
reaching Washington warm reception
is In store for them. The people Of
that city are thoroughly oroused, mud
the authorities are NOT bluniug when
they stAts they will check Ruy demon.
sttation by LOCKING the inlrudor4 W.
" 1t nquifcs tue militia Of tho distric,
uAILtNu GUNS READY.
The DLpatch tomorrow will priDt q
story to tue ELECT that tonight % wa
reported here that sheridan toop'i a
| patton Of the Tenth &c limeut and
Battery Is of Plttsburg, handling th'
/ galling guns, have been ofdctei 10
prepare TO meet Coxey's army at th'
state line near Beaver Tue move
monls ot the soldiers at thst point VII
depend entirely upon the fact when,
or not the army had passed poacsauly
through Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

TICNrIs viii Do HlII ON IOIIOWInE
dates. From Ogden, Eureka, Bingham
anu intermediate Iuints, from April
4th 10 SIN, iucIusivj tickets limited
to April l2th, 1894, From all other
points April 8rd 60 slh, inclusive;
tlclSet0 limited to Anil 1911. 1894.
J. II. BENNETT.
q. T.. a n. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

CoLON, March 25.-The British
or.istr Canada, Captain Wilson com.
maudlug, arrived here today from
Bluuug, Nicaragua. He reports that
everything was quiet there when lao
len,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

Coughs, luar,nr,,, Spro Throat, o,c.
quickly relieved rg BTuwn's Bronchial
frorhes. Tney sugpl-s all other pre-.
paratlous In removing hohrseuess and
~ cough remedy aso pre'emiaontly
the bea'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
oA1LiNo GUNS READY.
KENtrcMY,s scAapAL.

Hrcckinridge ough' 10 He bcposed
from once.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The Ma.
tlonaI Christian League iof the pom b.
lion Of social purity, after discussing
the case Of Congressman Btockinriigr,
decided that he ought 10 be drposeu
from ofliue. IL was voted to take steps
toward thls end aud also 10 endeavof to
persuade Mrs. BteokinfidEe 10 refuse
to live with him. The action OF tue
league IL likely 10 call iOth aimilai
expressions from various paris Of the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
IN BEAVER TOO.

DENVER, March Colbert IIamil-
lOu, whu IL organ ENG an army 10 20
10 Washington, tonight appointed 100
oIhctts, and meetings VIII be held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
Tnr mONhEY NAV.
Alleged discoveries Among Chimpnn'
gees nnd Goriiias,

gees nnd Goriiias,
NEW YOmS, March 25,-Pr1fsssoT
Richard l., GARNER whose efforts 10
learn TIC language which he Rvuws br-
longs to the gorilla and ohlmpauzrc,
have earned tor him the pseudouym Of
the "monkey mar" returned from his
Investigations In Africa on tie Etrnrla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26
DID YOU NOTICE IT?
Everybody Else nid.--The Differ
ence Between the 4eslimon-
ials Published by Drs. Shores
& Shores and that Of Would
be Competitors.
M. Shore & shores 10 Not rrploy
ADJ, tlWg Hen 10 writ Al, 900
Orcr to Drceiy. ths Sick aud suf
ring.

they Publish tito iNHct words ~
1rRittni rnti,uts WHO Have Hctu
cured by Thi- New trfRtm ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH FOR
ALI DISEASES, MEulCiNhs FUR
NIsUAD FREE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

sALtM, o., March si.-An officer
who II covering the Ohio route for the
Pennsylvania authorities, claims that
u C0Guy can Keep going ana mold tue
men who ure waiting To join him, he
VII ctosa the Pennsylvania line win
5000 men,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-26

- - Just received
I - another con.
= o. aiEumcnt of
those beautiful
Photographers
no Cupid's Realm An
those who did not get
amy OF them during the
lasi few days can Dc
supplied now
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-08

one hundred and fifty Is willing and
determined to abide by the law as any
good citizen would and as every true
christian does They will, therefore
proceed to worship God as heretofore until
compelled by law to vacate the church.
When that time comes the congregation
will be found intact and ready to show in
act how much faith they have in God.
The congregation ia encouraged by
the fact that public sentiment has
always been with the minority
in this unhappy struggle They
will build if need be- How they will
build is not decided Where they will
build is not yet known These are mat
ters which the thoughtful and careful
business men of the official board will de
eide. We have utmost confidence in the
official board, whose united and heroic
actions should, and wilt, find universal
approval and support. United action Is
necessary. They hope for the continue.
tion of the respect and sympathy Of the
other churches aud of che community in
general The future they will leave ia the
hands of a Just providence"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-08
A Handsome Display.

One of the handsomest window dis
plays in town is that of Whitelock & Co.,
in the Egan building, corner Main and
Centre streets. Large crowds of passers-
by were attracted TO the store by the
beauty of the display, and when they
entered the store found that the proprie
tors had exercised the same taste in the
selection Of their large and varied stock
of footwear. Messrs. Whitelock & Co.
are the largest shoe dealers in Reading
and the low prices at which they sell theiI
goods will revolutionize the shoe business
in Shenandoah. We direct the attention
of our readers to their announcement in
another column. They invite a careful
inspection of their goods and guarantee
satisfaction in every particular.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-08
Hazen Recaptured.

Louis Hazen, the youthful burglar
who was arrested for robbtng Codee's
clothing store and who on Friday even
ing last escaped from the lookup, was re-
captured at Delano to-day by Constable
Boland. The constable left here early
this morning for Black Creek and failing
to make discovery returned to Delano.
He remained there short time watching
the arriving and departing trains and was
finally rewarded by seeing Hazen jump
from coal train. The recognition was
mutual and foot race was started with
out the formallty of having a starter. AT
ter chase of about a quarter of a mile
Boland overlook the fugitive, Hazeu was
taken to Pottsville on the 4:10 Pennsylva-
MIA train this afternoon,