The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-24
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY. Jan. "a

MAHANOY CITY, Jan. "a.
There are yet fifty or sixty ex.strikers in
and around Delano who have not been re-
instated and there has been alb ut that
number Of new men employed since the
strike was declared off, in violation of
President Wilbur's agreement that the old !
men should he positioned before new men
were hired. The reinstatement Of these
men is now made doubly doubtful, since the
issuance Of the,General Managers circular or
deriug that as few men possible be employed
at present. The e1.stIikers regard this new
move as freeze out" Meanwhile they are
receiving their monthly wages from the
organization. 1t is said that some of the ex.
strikers were approached yesterday by one
of the minor officials and told that if they
would have a talk with the superintendent
he might give them work This the men
feel is unnecessary as, when the strike was
declared off, they reported to Dclano in a
body and registered their names and ad-
dresses as instructed, and they feel that his
offer of an individual interview is only to
be used as an opportunity to humilate their
pride.
! Miss NJ. A.sDillon will shortly retire from
business after a very successful career Miss
| Dillon started in the dry goods trade seven
years ago in very small way. By strict
attention to details and an interest in the
wants Of her customers, she built the business
to its present proportions She has Ill eady
received applications for the store room from
three large firms with the same, or similar
line, of goods.
A smal white dog about the size of a pint
measure stuck his nose in some soap suds,
yesterday morning and then took seat on
the Lehgh Valley platform. crowd as.
sembled, shouted mad dog" and shook their
canes defantly in his face. The canine,
surprised, arose from his launches and
rushed toward the crowd, who upset each
other in their eagerness to give him plenty of
room. And the little dog took another lap
at the soap suds and trotted happily down
the street.
owen Martin spent Tuesday in Tamaqua
Two children of Officer John Hasse are
sick with.the -diphtheria.
Mrs. Patrick Nugent of West Centre street,
lies sick with the grippe.
Charles. Rogers, whose Polish name is Ro
dinski, entered Julia Machulas house on
Commercial alley, Monday evening, and, after
sparring one round with three or four boarders
jumped through a window, taking the sash
with him.s Last night he paid Squire May
the usual costs.
D. o. II. Lodge. Harugari, an old and
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5anquetted theirl members and friends last
evening at the home of Charles Krehs, on
West Centre street The evening was spent
in feasting and in the practice Of patriotic
German airs. Arrangements were made for
the reception of grand officers and visiting
lodges at thesOrders annual convention here,
on March 9th The committee of arrange.
ment for last evenings reception were Charles
Techentin, chairman Samuel Kemery and
Henry Keller. Among those present were :
John Stehe, o. B. Henry KNhler, r. U. b ;
Charles Krebs, Jobni- Hasse J. K. Smith,
Fred. Rettinger, John c. Knapp Adam
Steelng, Henry Heidenreich, Ferdinand
Petrie, Charles shearer, Washington Brobst
Fred Dresch, J. T. Witsel, Sylvester We'll,
James We'll Peter Sticher, Ernest Kech
Charles Hire, Charles Andrews, Lewis
Snyder, Kobold .Drumm, Julius Miller and
Charles Brownmiller The wants of the
guests ere ably catered by Eddie" Krebs
f. II. Cortright, of Pottsville, transacted
business here yesterday.
No one would object if the inch or two of
mud was scraped from the crossings every
morning.
Mr.. Hopkins, Of Minersville, visited VIM
Harris of East Centre street, this morning
Samuel Davis aud wife, of VIM, Penn,
witnessed "Belshazzar' last evening.
Crowds invaded the ticket Office long before
the opening hour the past few mornings to
secure seats for "Belshazzer," and the chart
was soon "flled." The opera house has been
5 crowded and all who have witnessed this
. beautiful cantata praised the performance
! highly.