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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

Gmse BIapinS. Is apfss az
iiarb II ifreR oetme nspsit 1pN Ay4ae
Dind, Geintp ennntp, el1S4 4 ee6IB& ~
Fob. Gte CHG ndmgI& bayfub xnb
ipu-0e W. sihss 6&IANes h bes Del1
l5sbiNsn. Rod NJ ollie gebrn9t ipets
ben tDante, farb lse nIh and b0s Qinb,
bas Fe an ber 0fnii bate.
Die RotIsasrdber IN UisiIiaoaer.
NifriH hteIten an 4. Sunt etne Gtnfl-
REM al Nnb bsf&loj5en, ~ so GtntS
uisber Bic &rbeit aufjunebmen. @enis
iie bteien Drtis ni9t ettalten, bleiben
He am 6treil.
Aas afron mirb semslbet, bab tn
SiIuer Greet, Dpplsstpipn unb Mnbss
morit Disritt 1000 ROblenerdber 3n Der
Sic Mate an bic Mrteit gegangen fab.
Die Qoblensrdber IN mbetIins Greet 90.
ben it9 ebenfous NIT 51e 3nfrieben etges
ben unb arbeiten tpieber. Die 0suie II
Weafon MAIDEN aus ibrer llnSnfriebens
teit NIT Der neueH Wereinbarune fein
9ebl. bod foll aud bort btnnen Rurtem
bet 8etrieb aufeenommeu ,psrben.
- Dor einem Sabre lieb li9 Elm Jar-
rser aus Yenniplnanien, NamenS Soel
Sanbn, in 9enrD County, nisber. Gr 1T
Elm ftieofertiger Wfeni1 nnb isinen
Glauben eemdb, perabI1eut er ale PRO-
3eI1e. Gs purbea 3oblreibe Diebereisn
auf ieiner 0arn peribt, absr ba q nie.
mois cine 2laee oniirenste, gin9en bic
Diebe frei aus. Oas eieentbiimli9e
Benebmen hes Wtannes erregte fnlieb-
lid Werba1t, unb man beeann letnen
Namem NIT benz gebeimnibpollen Wer-
i9pinben periGiebener 0ormer in Wer-
binbung su bringen. Gpnntags.Na9t
bransen mastirte Mdnner In lein Qaus
Elm, nm MnbaItspunfie fur ben 8erba6t
3u finben, tonnten aber Ntdts entbeden.
9onbf mar serabe i'm Gebste unb iebte
ba1elbe rubtg fort, udbrenb bic Gin.
brinelinee bas 0aus bur916berten. Be.
por biefelben tpeaeineen. i9ntttsn fe Inn
bas re9te Dbr al, ,obne bab erMiberitaro
leiitete. gr iagt er ,perbe bic Gtrafe
Soft aberiaHen, bod finb bic Beb0rben
bamit ni4t etnberhanben unb baben cine
lnterlu9ung einssleitet. ponbfi's Grau
nimmt bic Code 70 taltbliitiS rie er
ielbf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

= aus Detroit, Did,, tpirb beridtet,
bob in Delrap, elmer WorFabt BON bort,
Gonitabler Sueb McNpee bon Ostar
Slider. einem Der Gisentbimer her Del.
rap 2eimfobrit, In Streit eri9oiien NOR.
ben fei.
Sn pittsbure tritt beute bic pro-
ioniitenconpention BON pennipl-
panien julammen. gtwo pierbunbert
DeIeeaten Rnb onueienb. Seoss
Gountp 1T usrtreten.
- Nus Mi9monb, pa. pirb beriGtet,
boB geIern far ben am Montoe bolelbit
psritorbenen Bii&of Seibenbuid bonn
nbrbliden Minneiota Elm pontiiical-
3equism absebaIten tpuroe, worauf bic
2ei4e, besleitet BON msbreren Dereinen.
nod benz Babnbof sebra9t murbe, nm
nod ct. g!ouo, Minn., seididt su per-
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
2luslano.
Wieoer Grot56e.

GIorenA 6. Stunt. - Sn gang Sos
cana wurben beute Woraen l llbr tsf.
tige Grbii6be peripiirt. Die 1euobner
bon 6loren3 rpurben con elmer panit er.
griffen unb foben. Gs puroe aber nur
gsrinesr S1aben in Der 6tabt ongerib.
tet. Mus ben 2anboillriften ino nod
teine ndberen 9ladri4ten einsetroffen.
neuisfeiten aus osm oeutihen
Reihe.
Berlin, 6. Suni.-Das aoiierpaar
liebt, pie offi,i6s bstannt eemad)t .pirb,
ipieber einmal einem frenbisen greignib
ent8e9en.
Sen Rebemptoriiten, pel1en elm
Mei9sseisb borbeboltlib ber 3Mitim-
mung Der ginSelfoa.en bic Mudt.hr
eeiiattet, 1T bic gaidtehr in, GljaE
nur auf bos &loitsr Mi.bsbcim in
OberelfuB, Rreis WtubIbauien, be.
i9rdnit.
Die gg.26nlgin BON 6annoper 1T
i6per in RiiRnsen ertranlt. Sbr Sobn
0er3os Grnit Nueuit Dcn Cumberland
1T BON Gminben an ipr &ranttn!a9er
geeilt.
Sn Mltona bat ii9 ber betannte
proitii6e MrSt Bruno M6esl erboldt.
lleber bas Motip III meter nt@ts be.
fonnt.
5rehe DdNeui5hne.
aehbob, 6. Stunt. - 6 llbr Rad.
inittn A.l-Nie Wehuinpm hnhsn fneken
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

9tesietsne unb BE Isttns 1ehattete
baranibtn, BAT ber tatfII&e Heemte
na4 iransoff4em ms&t atgsnrf4stlt
Die Mnt,pest Der piorte tat IL Son.
bon bic er6bte aufrsguns psruria9t.
0ie idmmtli9en Beamtem bes aasp6r
tigen Mmtes, sinf@sisbli@ bes Gnrls 81
Kimberly, tparet. 0eitern Nbenb auf | =.
rem pofen lnb berIammeIten f9 qn@
bort wteber beute Morgtn. Sn gufmn.
terri9tetsn Qrei@en III man Der &nii&t,
bnb bic Mntmprts.glote Der pforte at.
ii9tli& IN obi&ldeisem 6inne nbpsfobt
irorben fet, nm 3eit ti eeuianen, Der
SuItan 1T mdbrenb bes Diramf 6eites,
bas felt Montae gefetsrt tpirb, ,unii4t.
bar unb bieier l1mftanb folIte obhe 3usi.
tel bo5u bteneit, ,penieitens sinju Monat
3eit au setpinnen. Die MdEte lperhen
aber, mie es beibt, cine piei snergii&ere
Note pie iriibsr an bic piorte ri9ten
nnb iie bur6 cine GIottsn.D emonitra.
tion inieritiiben.
Wlan bdlt bier bic Gage fiir cine iebr
fritii9e, gs 1T 9an3 ailber Gra9e, bab
bic Wd9te ibre GDrberunsen mobif3iren
iuerben, tpenrt man li9 aud INNER inebr
ber Mnii9t 3unei9t, bab @nblanb bic
9iirtsi basu ermutbiet babe, bic Ginfiib.
rune Der Heformen In Nrmenien ME BON
ben Mdhtsn perIanst wisb, ju pers
tpeigern.
Gin Banfett.
Soutbampton 6. Suni. : Ser
Biireermeiiter BON Gouibampton beran,
taltete ben Offi3isren Der omeriiauij9en
4ampfer glem Dori, Gan Graneiseo
unb alliance ein Banquet. gdpt. Grams
BON Nem Oort bieIt sine iebr beiidllis
auigenommene Mnlpra9e.
franfreih uno Madagascar.
Yaris, 6. Suni.-Na9riAten BON
Nntanarabo, auf bsr Sniel Maboeastar,
oatirt bonn Is. Wsoi, belasen, bak ber
Ginmarib ber Gran5oien IN bas Snnere
BON Majuoia 3uriidsei6losen tpurbe.
IS beibt, bos bic Gterbli9isitsrate inter
ben fran,bRi9en aruppsn In Golss Der
benz Qanbe eigentbimIiden, b0sartigen
Jteber fart sunimmt.
Die Rebellion auf Cuba.
9apana, 6. Stunt. - Die Megie-
runssbeb6rben baben Snformation er-
balten, oob BON Daupbin Sslonb unb
BON anbersn pldben In ben Bapous bes
Mininippi aus Ggpebitionen ausgerijfet
uerbeu, tpelde eine betrd9tlid9e betpaff-
nete WaGt 3ur l1nteritiibuns Der SnIur-
genten mad Cuba brin9sn 1n[en. Die
Wunbesbeb6rben unb Bic lpaniide Sc.
ianbti9aft in Walbtnston Tnb BON ben
gewegunsen ber Grpebittonen unb Don
ben Namen Der SdifJe In Renntnib se.
| iebt porbsn. Mud beoba9ten bic Be-
h0rben perbdatise Bewesunsen in
Wfobile, ala
Ser itsupertretenbe @eneraliapitatn
ertldrt aufs beliimmteite, bob Sole
Warti tobt III, bab bic Qeibe ibentifi3irt
murbe.-Geit benz 20. Mai 1T feine
Nadri9t BON Marimo Gome3 eineetrof.
fen, benz Gage, an ,pel1em er perwunbet
uno Warti 9et6btst fein io!Iten. Ser
tellpertretenbe @eneralfapitain slnubt,
oob bas Geri9t BON Marti's Rettung
nur In ltmlauf gebra9t wurbe, I'm bic
an ber Expedition BON Doupbin Sslanb
betbeilisteu perfonen ni9t su entmu.
tbissn.
Cine hineffhe 1nletbs..
garis, 6. Suni.-qoriier Banquiers
baben eins dtnefi9e Hnleibe BON l8
Milionen pfunb su prosent abse-
idlo1en. &ublanb le!itst @arantie.
~ eIf LAf~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07

Der Ytlest sema9t uxb bakeIbe asrtl6rt.
Die tirsii&s Garniion foa icfost IN,
$50 Mann peradrit wesbsn.
Der uaHAuer aus Dem Orient.
0pnbon 8. Stunt. prlns slasrullo
BON Mfsbanifon ipurbe bsute In elmer
pieripdnnieen Ruf9e mad benz Mctb.
baus 8tfa6reit. no i'm ~ gbren groBe
0tfli9feiten itattfanben.
SAredIidsr wolsenbruh.
stuttgart, 6. SUM. - Deute
MDreen frab tpurbe Der Snpor3maIb.
biitrift Don einen fur1tbaren WoIten.
brn4 bsimgeiuGt. 3ablrei&e Yerionen
famen In ben Gtutben I'M, uno unbere.
Henbarer G9oben ,purbe angeriGtet.
punberte ppn Gduiern ,puroen bon Der
Grad, tpel9e dber ibre llfer getreten,
fortgeI9nemmt. Sn BnIingen tpnrbe
etn 9auS nit 9 SniaiIen fortgei9 i9uemmt;
In 2aufen ertranfen 7 Qerionen In
Grommtra iperben 15 @efangene Der.
mibt. 3o9Iretbe anbers perionsn tper.
ben bertniBt.
6ur KieIer .flottenrepue.
Mabrib, 6. Stunt. -D Das IpanilAs
GeI9maber, ,uel1es Spanien ;u 4iel
reprdientiren lpirb, bampfte beuts pon
Gerrol ab,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
frau Glepelano In Der Sommer.
frifhe.

8ofbtngton n, 8. g., 5. Stunt. -
Jrau glepelanb uno ibre beiben 2inber,
bon Jrau OIneb unb oeren 9odter be-
eIeitet, inb mad MaHaduletts abeereiit.
Sn prooioence, q. s.. tpirb Grau GLE
pelanb einen auberen 3us nad Nu,sarbs
Bap nebmen, tudbrenb lih Grau O!nep
BON bort aus nod Galmoutb bsSeben
tpirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
1r xoro unb beraubt.

GrI Rosoy unS beraubt.
Most 4 u ( =, aIo., 8. Sunt.
8nsi dIt1 he d attDsn, Grau meIIs unb
FRAU Sci (hpins. beI4e Inr bie Mrbeiter in
ben .29egina tGampsS bic MabIseiten
IiefertsJI, iuul)tn letten Dienftas Na&t
ermor4 let unJ ibre Wobnunsen ausae.
ronbt.i MAI 1T ben 2aubmSrbern auf
Der eSpur.
Qee abliAe Juiti,.
WirmIn9bom, MIo., 6. Stunt. -
Snlbsr gdtbe BON Gtrobburs, aloboma,
i@fi9 81 Narbige Stm powsI Montoa
NAdt Y bas Simmer ber l5idbriaen
Nkarp uifep, f09ter eines prominen.
tin Gdjmers, unb periuGte ibr Gewalt
tnjutbtn. Das Mdbnen rtef nm palfe
iunb IA 1err Buffer j9nea sur gteIIe
tam, Fd9tete ber Neser. Cine gofie
ii,adte fi9 iofort auf bic Sasb. nod
popea fano i'm esitern Mbenb nnb
bralbte ibn nod Gtrabburg, mo Grdu.
ltit Duiiep tbn ibentifSirte. Die polIe
md&te ii9 bann benz MnIdsin mad nit
ibren gefansenen auf ben Weg mad
Gldnton, I'm ibn In Der bortigsn Sail
nb3uIiefern. bod ,unrbe bic Qei9e
Nowells cine Wleile BON StroBburg an
sinem 8anme b6nsenb porsefunbeu.
Der Gate elmer prin;eifin.
Bort 9omn1enb. Maib., 6.
SUM. = profeiIor Maib, gbef bee bri-
til6en Grjiebun9s.9ureaus tn Snbien
uno @atte elmer inbii9en yrinsellin,
iprong au, Montag BON benz Oampfer
rgitp Of 9opefa", einise Mleilen noroli&
pon benz Queen Charlotte Gnnb, binab
unb ertranf. 0ie 2ei9e tpurbe ni9t ge.
funben.
Die erte fahrt.
Rem Dort, 6. Suui- Ser Mmeri.
can Sine Dampfer ct. 2ouis perlieB
punlt Ii l1br esitern Wormittas ieine
Werfte am Jnbe ber Sutton Gtrobe, I'm
bic erite DSsonreiie on3utreten. Ser
Sampfer bate 10 biele Rajltenpoijagiere
an 8oro. ols er unterbringen fonnte.
Gin bi9ter gsebel perhlllte ben iSlub
uno pofen, pesboIb ber Gt. 2ouis BON
ben anberen Dnmpi. uno @egell9iffen
ni4t'in ibli9er Weile begriibt ,uurbe.
Die ueberlebenoen.
Gan Graneiseo, 6. Stunt. -
Die paeife poitbampfer Company er.
belt Elm 9elearamm BON Wansonillo
tpel9es bic ylamen ber ueberleben.
ben bss Dampfers rgnlima" brinst,
ueI&e neulid 5u Blodbeab, In DER
Ndbe BON Wan3anillo an's 2anb se.
triebsn unb eersttet tuurben. Gs jinb
GaiiitenpaIasier W. u. 8ropn, unb bic
Seeleute Sames Mdman, Mnqel @anto
Marie, .. .. gsomens unb Sole per.
quers.
0uiar6e In Kanias:
9opefa, Ras., 6. Mai.-G Gouper.
neur Wsorriu bat ben @arben 6. %.
gbaie bonn @taots3u9tbauie ieines
Mmtes entlebt unb $. Bruce 2pn1 su
leinem No9folser ernannt. gbaie mar
bes unmoralii1en 2ebensmonoels fir
i@ulbi9 befunben uprben. Die Mnmdl.e
gbaies erfldren bic MbIebung fir unge.
iebli9 unb es beibt, bob Gboie, Der BON
BEN @ouperneur 2eueQpn ernonnte ST.
Warben nebit ieiner Nnbdneern iid Be.
wafinen, Inn uenn notbmenbig bic Stel.
lung NIT Maffengetualt 9e9ea 2pnd gu
balten.
frau GlepeIano In Der Sonmer.
friihe.
70 af6tns n, 8. 6, 5. Stunt. =
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
Cine hineffhe Nnletbe.,

paris, 6. SUM-. .-qariier 8anquiers
baben eins dtnefi@e Hnleibe BON l6
Millionen pfunb 5u 4 pro5ent abee-
idlohen. &ublanb le!itst Garantie.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
Gin BaHnunsau.

9ottsDiIIe go, 6. Stunt. = 9ur3
Dor Sasesanbrud beute Morstn follibir-
ten in 2oeushale untpeit Miblonb elm
Jrodt. uno elm 3oblenjus miteinanbsr,
lrobet ter 3uefibrer. oei3er unb Elm
Dremfer get6btet wurben. Ser fnon.
aiele s&aoen belduit RG anf unseidbr
$4,000.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-07
frehe Wlneui5hne.

aehbat. 6. SUM. - e ubr Rad.
,nii.u s.)-Die 9sbuinen babsn ioeben
tinen Aasrin auf bas Gbolera.9oi pital
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Delightfully."- Entertained.

The parlors of the Ferguson HOus
were well filled last evening by guests o.
the Ladits' Singing Club of town. which
gave its first musicale. The entertain
demand for an early repetition. The
musicale was given under the direction o q
Prof. F. Zeitz, the instructor of the club,
The ladies who particip sted in the
musicale were Mrs. Bordner, Misses Yost
Bierman, Jacoby and Reese, sopranos
Misses Wasley and Price, mezzo-sopranos
Misses Wasley, Brown, Folmer and
Llewellyn and Mrs. H. A. Aoker, altcs-
Mrs. A, T. Jones was the pianist. Ths
Lithuanian Band also took part In tae
musicale and rendered several fine ssleel
tions. svaf .4 st t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
In Sore Distress.

The attention OF Chief Burgess BuEn
Coal street, and he reported it 10 HsSltls
Officer Miles, who this morning found sp'
aged couple in basement as the place
designated. They were Henry HoffmAn
and his wife. The former Is cripple
about 90 years of age When able 20
secure employment he can only pick slats
in the breaker. His wife is Ill. Mr.. Miles
found that there was nothing to eat in TIE.
house and reported the case to Poor
Director Derr, who promised to secure
some county assistance r0
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
HOLDER MANS
JeWeIry II Store,
Cor. Main and Lloyd SITS,
Repairing done prompt and d
faultless manner.
PERSONAL.

D. H. Llewellyn visited the county sss5
to-day.
Miss Jesse Grant spent to-day visiting
friends at CentrRlia.
John A. Reilly transacted business AZ
Centralia this morning.
County Auditor Samuels, OF MahanOg
City, was in town to-day.
Mrs. William Stein visited relatives Sc
Mahsnoy City this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Price reIurnsi
last evening from Philadelphia.
Rev. A. M Sampsell, of Reading, spsns
last evening and part of to-day visiting
relatives in town.
Harry Ha per, the hustling and genial
travelling salesman of Ashland, was
town visitor this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wsidmsn ana
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis enjoyed
slslghing trip to Schuylkill Haven co.
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
READY FOR THE BATTLE.
The Citizens Candidates and Standing
Committee Meet.

The Citizens Candidates and Standing
Committee Meet.
The Standing Committee and candidates
of the Citizens party held meeting last
night in the rooms of the Shenandoah
Republican League to make final arrange
ments for the election next Tuesday.
Reports presented by the committees
from all the wards were of very salts
factory and encouraging character, and
the chances for a sweeping victory by the
party are very bright,
The watchers selected for the polls were
appointed by the Standing Commit ttee
upon the recommendation of the candi
dates, and are as follows First ward
David Rennie, Charles Nork and Pat
rick Conry ; Second ward, John Swindt,
Edward Kester and d. H Llewellyn;
third ward, William Gilhllan, Harry
Reese and William j. James; Fourth
ward, Edward Brown, William Onness
and Joseph Rsytkiwiz; Fifth ward,
Thomas Lee, Samuel Davis and William
Degilus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
CHASING THE
PEDDLERS
They Are Being Driven Into Schuyl-
kill From Other Counties.
TALK OF ORGANIZATION !
Some Shenandoah Merchants Are Be-
coming Anxious Clothing People
Excited by a Sweat Shop.

Some of the business people of town are
again becoming stirred up on the peddler
question, and it is likely that amovement
may be put on foot to fellow the example
set by the surrounding counties by re-
organizing the Merchants Protective As.
sociation and prosecuting all persons
caught peddling.
County Detective Kaufman, of North
um berland county, has been instructed to
arrest all peddlers found within that
county, and for the past week has been
diligently prosecuting the orders with the
assistance of County Detective Amour, OF
this county, and other officers. 1t is said
that this crusade has driven many addi
tional peddlers into Schuylkill.
Detective Amour has been prosecuting
crusade of his own lately. Yesterday
he arrested Max Rebock, of town, for
peddling at VIM. Penn and Justice Green,
of that place, imposed fine. The same
Justice allowed Simon Greenberg, also OF
this town, t. go upon payment of costs
and promises not to peddle again. Con-
stable Joseph Peters made this arrest.
Amour yesterday arres ted an Arabian
on East Coal street for peddling without
a license. The Arabian pleaded poverty
and was discharged by Justice Williams
after paying the costs. He said he would
return to New York.
| 1t has been discovered that sweat
house is in full operation on West Centre
street. The discovery has led toincreased
Iaxy tN.r L.
place complained of has lately been oc.
cupied by number of young women who
were lately brought from a sweat shop in
New York city. They work night and
day making clothing, and their products
are placed in the hands of peddlers for
sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Insurance Awarded,

Messrs. Kane, Meluskey and Lamb,
constituting the room and stationery
committee of the Borough Council, met
last night TO fix the insurance on the
borough building and the water works
pumping station at Brandonville; a, 500
was the amount fixed on the former and
5000 on the latter. The distribution OF
the insurance was made among the
agents as fellows T. T. williams, &, $50;
John j.. Cardin, t2,25O; NJ. j. Lswlor,
81 ,5O0i David Faust, 81, 800 .1 +a-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
A Race.

DR.. Longacre, the veterinary surgeon,
their horses yesterday afternoon. They
started from the corner of West and Coal
streets, drove all the way down Coal to
Bowers street, up Bowers to Line, west on
Line to Main and down Main and on Coal
street to the Commercial hotel stables.
Longaere won. Both horses were covered
with foam when they reached the stables.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Library Notice.

Owing to the large attendance of citi-
zens, the children OF the schools below
the High and second grade grammar
departments will hereafter not be allowed
to visit the public library, in the West
street school building, on Saturday even.
ings. The children OF the schools stated
can visit the library after school hours
on Thursdays. By order Of the Library
Commit FRANK HANNA,
2143J Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
DIED AT the Hospltal.

Charles Sarinski, single man 2S years
Of age, died ut the Miners Hospital q,
Fountain Springs, yesterday, from blood
poisoning. The remains were brought
to tswn and delivered to friends, who will
give them burial Sarinski was injured
in the Suffolk colliery about year ago,
From the injuries arose disease that
killed the bones of his limbs and then
blood poisoning set in. He went to the
hospital about three weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Not Dissolved.

The reports to the effect that the Eng
lish Lutheran congregation has dissolved
are premature. That may happen at no
distant day. however The congregation
while small, is a substantial one and has
liquidated all its floating Indebtedness,
but it has been obliged to contend with
many discouraging features, and there is a
disposition to relinquish its edifice and
allow the members to join other churches,
taken their withdrawal cards, but they
are withholding them pending a decision
by the Board of Home Missions as to
whether the congregation shall be dis
solved
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
"Ihe Dazzler.n

"The Dazzlsr" opened the third regular
season of the Opera House last evening
attracting large audience. The light
and airy skit has been considerably i'm.
proved since last season, the newly
introduced features being very amusing
aud the specialties OF high order. The
introduced ballads and chOrusss were all
good, and it iE evident that '"rhe DaEzler''
is in for another successful season.
Lowell, (Msss.,) Times. At Ferguson'H
theatre on Tuesday evening, February 10.
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SIX Three-nuarters.

The collieries of the p. & r. c. & I. Co.
will work again tomorrow, completing
the schedule of six three-quarter working
days for the week, although some col
lieries did not get the full benefit of it on
account of cars running short.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Squeezed Between Cars.

William Needs, Jr., aged 81 years, lies
at the home of his parents, on South
Bowers street, suffering from severe in
juries received in the Wiggans colliery
yesterday. Needs was employed as a
driver. He was found lying unconscious
across the mules traces, bleeding pro-
fusely from the mouth, ears, nose and
eyes, and it was at first supposed that he
was fatally injured. After being re-
moved to his home Needs recovered to
some extent and said he had his head
squeezed between the bumpers of cars,
but how the accident happened he has not
been able to say. DR.. Hamilton is attend
ing him. He will recover, but it is prob.
able that the injuries will result in a
total loss of hearing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
McHlhenny,s InYitation.

The public is asked 10 visit McEl-
henny's cafe this evening and to partake
of an elegant free lunch in the shape Of
oyster pot pie, one of the most palatable
and enjoyable lunches ever served to the
public. Read fto.morrOw's paper for
Saturdays big lunch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Died.

BoYER.-At Reading, Pa, February
12th, 1895, Sarah, wife of Daniel M. Boyer,
aged 81 years and months. Funeral will
take place from the late residence OF the
deceased, No. $40 Green street, tomorrow
Saturday afternoon. Interment In
Reading
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15

citation Of this responsibility this spring
by good beginning-i. e., the election of
only men of undoubted intelligence, in
tegrity and business capacity to the Bor-
ough Council
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Improrlng the Lookup.

The steam heating apparatus in the
lookup is again in operation. Workmen
Eare now engaged in making alterations
and repairs to abate the sanitary nuis,
anees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Side Bruised.

Justice Pierce Walker had his aid p
bruised and cut by falling piece of ooAa
while at work yesterday, but The iniuri @i
are not serious enough to confns him is,
his home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
An the Steamed oysters,

We use nothing but prime and Sc
oysters Chicken and oyster souRa
cakes, Swiss cheese, boiled ham, e.
&c. Yuengling's and Colu
tap. At the Scheiny HoUasa Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
The Hospital Crowded.

The Miners Hospital at FountAsn
Springs is being we'll taxed for aocommo
dations. Yesterday there were 1O3 patients
in the institution aud to, day there were eS
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Important Notice,

All persons having left watches and
clocks for repairs at Yost's jewelry store
are requested to call for them within the
next thirty days. 2l52t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
Big free lunch at McElhenny's tonight
Extraordinary Offer.

VN1NE0
For to morrow we have an unparalleled
offer to make our customers. Each one
purchasing pound of the Grand Union
Baking Powder, or two pounds of our
tea, will be presented with handsomely
decorated butter dish. This offer should
not be missed.
GRAND UNION TEA Co.,
2S South Main street,
2.151t Shenandoah, Pa
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15
A Sore AfflictiOn.

William Bschman, of North Gilbert
street, A2s,tyaTee small children suffering
Ss'o.o a.om scarletina Fortunately they are
,ting progress towards recovery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15

Dabb has removed his gallery to Hoff-
mans old stand, West Centre street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15

e, A nice present--a box Of Brenaan'a
on Ba,,ne cigars. s1.25 per box
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-02-15

Smokers articles, silver match boxei
and fire cigar tubes At Brennan's cigal
store. 1221-tf