The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-05
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY, Feb. 5.

MAHANoy CITY, Feb. 8.
Robert Parft and Ambrose and Christopher
Boner paid Mahanoy City friends a call last
evening.
We are informed that John Hullihan,
Thomas Rafferty,, Robert Partt and Patrick
Welch, Of Gilberon, appeared at the Mansion
house on Friday evening by subpoena ON
Commonwealth form and were rigdly eX
amincd by Lawyers Mclaughlin, Bcchtel
aud Ryan, Of Pottsvllc, ON Arthur Wcavill's
actions during the Gi.berton riot Among
the questions said 10 have been put to them,
were, where they stood when Weavil's gun
was discharged how far Weaviils gun
eAtyndcd out the window al the moment Of
firing and how many shots he fired
George Britt of town, visited John Green
iu Girardvllo yesterday.
The Mahauoy Valley Ministerial Associa-
will meet in the Methodist church ON Mon
day evening, February 18th, to hear reports
from the many ministers in the district.
Addresses will be made by Rev5. PowicK, of
Shenandoah Ephraim Potts, Of VIM. Penn,
and clcrgymen rom Philadelphia.
William A. Bensingor purchased hand
some sleigh from Mart Gobhut.
Rev. J. A. Writ, of Hughosville, is
expected in town TO day TO assist Rev ]. =.
zimmerman during the continuance Of the
Lutheran church Rcv Witt is very popular,
being an eloquent sp akor aud never fails to
draw d large gathering.
Mossrs J. Fer.usou, A. p. Blakslee, of
thr Lohiph Nailev railroad, Supervisor Ward,
of the Reading Railroad, accompanied by ID.
ID. Phillips and Dallas San derl, of the Lake.
side Railway, road over the Lehirh Valley
line yostc day in The Witch. Their tIip was
presumably iu connection with grade cross
iugs OF the three lines.
James Lawler, Of Shenandoah, and a hand.
some young woman from the same rUwu,
drove through town on Sunday eveuiu., be
hind PAGER Of the three minute class.
Messrs. Joseph aud John Msnley, of Shen-
andoah, passed Sunday with friends about
| Town.
F. Lawler, Of Shamokin, visited numerous
| friends about town yesterday.
Ton.o orialst J J. Ryan visited the home
stead at Port Carbon yesterday.
At Lakeside, yesterday afternoon, horse
| EnuCh MOrgan, Of town, was driving turned
| suddenly aud broke the shafts, compelling
| ,ho occupants of the sleigh to come home IN
another vehicle
! Esau Reese is the happy recipient OF q brand
| new girl thar arrived on Saturday night
! Mrs John Weber is confined 90 the house
with the grippe.
Mrs. Wilhelm Dipper presented bcr hus-
! band with bouncing baby Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis. Of Wes, Centre street,
were made happy on Friday night by the
! arrival Of their first child-a hoy.
James Mechan and Miss Mary Whitak er
went seighing toward Ashland yesterday
afternoon.
Am infant child Of Officer John Hassel died
A..fr .rI .I.yE
third of Mr.. lias~ens children to die from the
same malady within two weeks
Yucca, the strong woman, ard Cal Mc0ar
! thy, the eX champion featherweight UupuiIi-t
will he attractions at the opera house his
evening Young Gillen, who was to have
spared Gillespie in the Armorv ON Saturday
night, Will take McCarthy's offer to spar four
rounds for $50 on the stage OF the operl house
The body of Joseph Mcbride, aged about
60 years, was inferred in the Catholic crme.
terry ON the hill this morning. The deceased
moved to this city from ST. Clair about &c
years ago He is survived by q wife and one
daughter Mrs William Bradley.
A. Lattimer is transacting business in New
| York to day.
Oliver Foiweiler, of Hazeton, is visiting
his brother, Albert Foweiler, Of East Centre
street.
George Heintz has returned from visit tC
Washington, ID. q.
The insurance mems conference of thh
district was held in Shamokn ON Saturday
afternoon. Mahanoy City WIS represented
by G. r. Lewelyn, 0 Du' y. J
Monaghan, r. }. EugusD John cone, Jame
p. Murphy, q. W. Reese and +. j, Flaheuy
There was a street parade with 1OS huslinl
agents in line, headed by Shamukn band
The gentlemen had their pictures taken la
body and afterwards marched TO the CITY
Hotel, where a big spread was waiting {,
satisfy their hearty appetites. Prayer wa
made by Rev II. o. Arthur and toast
followed by G. c. Hickman, Of Newark n
j., z. A. Roth Of Pottsville, l. D. Ward auC
J. f. Dryden, OF Newark, and Dr. Gilars, o
I EIlhartpu