The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-19
MAHANOY CITY.


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The active and agreeable salesladies Of
Miss Dllons store have had few idle moments
during the past week.
Misses Katie and julia Keating Miss Mary
OCOnnor and Mr.. J. NJ. Grimes, Of New
York, wero entertained by Thomas E. Shea
in the opera house last evening.
George Wilford filled an engagement with
a Tamaqua orchestra on Thursday evening.
Timothy BrosnAhan, chief weighmaster Of
the Reading railroad, yesterday made an
excursion to Philadelphia.
The Board of Health recently made tour
of the town and at tho meeting on Tuesday
evening an officer was instructed to order the
abatement Of certain nuisances. At this
meeting DR.. J. Ii. Jones' Of East Mahanoy
street, was elected vaccine physician. DR..
Jones will vacinate children who present y
Justices affidavit certifying their inability to
pay physician the prescribed fee.
A passenger from NAnticOke reported that
five men we're captured at that place last
evening on suspicion Of being implicated in
the Danville post Office robbery on Tuesday
night.
Mrs John Harley, an aged lady living near
Second alley aud Spruce streets, fell on the
pavement near her home yesterday morning
and received internal injuries
Doctor and Mrs. Weber are visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Constable Jones in behalf Of the borough
has brought suit against three householder
for violation of a borough ordinance making
it a misdemeanor to burn paper or throw dirt
upon the streets. Squire Sherman imposed
usual fines and costs.
Robert Littlehales returned yesterday
evening from the county seat
William l.. Yoder transacted business in
Fraokville yesterday.
Timothy Coakley, Of Shenandoah, wal
! in town on Thursday.
Doctor NJ. J. Flanagan, Of Ashland, visited
| friends in our live city yesterday.
Miss Ssllie Delaney returned to Shenan
dosh, on Tuesday, after q pleasant visit
among a number of 9cquaintances abou
| town.
Peter Klitsch, living on East Mahanoy
street, a carpenter employed at Park Place
ooliery fell in the breaker yesterday morn
ing and broke his right leg sboVe the ankle.
KlitsCh had just gone to work and resting
his weight upon a schultz for an instant, slip
ped and fell through thirty five feet of spac,
to 1.-THE floor below, sustaining the injury
chrOnicled above.
Mrs. Mary Norris and Abner Morris trans
acted business in Pottsville yesterday.
A report is current that the United State
Express Company will withdraw its servie,
from the Reading system on the last day 0
can Company will succeed the United State
is yet matter Of conjecture.
Tom Ferguson, brother Of F. j Ferguson
of Shenandoah, late of the U. S. army q
Tampa, Florida, wss yesterday the guest O
G. W. Whitaker, of West Centre street.
A detective and.a runaway girl were pae
seugers, last evening" on Lebigh Vale.
traiI, bound for Hazleton.
The young woman sat by the window, am
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and striBingly pretty.
1t seems, from the officers story that th
young woman, whose name is Badely, q
{ Bsdey, and lives in a little town near Halle
ton had some diepute with her mother, yes
terday morning, over 3 trivial matter and, j
a moment of anger, vowed she would leay
home at once, never to return. Folluwin
f up the declaration, she pack few cloth'
and left the house.
The mother expected that she would n
turn soon, but when the dinner hour pasSe
without her appearance the parent fe
alarmed and going to the street learned th;
her daughter hSd gone toward Hazletol
The mother started IN pursuit. None Of til
, girls H8zleton friends had seen her. I'll
mother was now worried. A friend cOunsele
her to send q detective after the girl and gay
the mother = photograph Of the daught'
bearing her name in the daughters han
q writing.
An officer was apprised Of the affair and
j once made for the railway station. III
4 ticket agent could not recall passenger
the descripton-it woul be very hard thel
I were so many. The detective walked arOuu
the waiting room turning the matter over
his mind, and while his thoughts were
engaged, his eyes suddenly lit upon bit
crumpled paper upon tho floor. Ready
grasp at any straw. he picked it up. 1t vi
c only telegraph blank on which some one
- amusing themselves had acribbled "MahanC
City" and shea several times scross Il
face but it meant something to the officer
IL Drawing the photograph from his pock
he compared tho penmanship. They we
much alike. She had been IN the static
had relatives or friends in MahanOy Cit
named Shea and was probably now vii
them.
An afternoon train landed the detective
our city. He made calls upon all the She
without finding clew. He was KnOck'
e out again and walking into hotel ran b
O. eye over the register whom il suddenly halt
upon the name SheA-the Thomas +. Sh
q theatrical company.
a. | lie recslled the young woman's connectl'
with home company; she was probsb
seeking an engagement with this troupe al
with this thought in mind he walked in
the street and came face to face with &
p object of his search To the officers advanC
e she turned naughty demesnor, but on he's
. ing Of her mothers worry and grief the you
a woman did about what any other you
3 woman would with a dainty handkerchi
e and turning about, walked with the detect
{ to the valley depot and took train for hon
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