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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05


then, do I find in Christian Endeavor to
constitute a warning to the political
parties?
"Throe years ago in this goodIv citv
the minister who was as brave enough TO TO
raise his voice against political corruption
sphere. Times % are se' changiRs i99 Thi3 OF was 's
not the spirit of the thousands gathered
at Boston, and they but voiced the sent-
like themselves. They choarad Lioutennnt
Governor Wacott of Massachusetts,, when
There is nothing in Your great movement
that l more keenly symputhize with that
more highly honor, Than that motto of
your organization thar would unite nietv
and good citizenship. The patriot gains
by being a Christian and the Christian
thank God, loses nothing pv being a pa,
trot' The New York Post devoted a
column to this phase OF our work Part
OF its editorial Is as follows: .Poiiticlans
will reckon i'll who make no account OF
the power which the Christian Endcavor
society with its hundreds of thousands OF
members, may WELD In matters of local
government. 1t is in such matters. of
course that its influence can chiefly be
eXerted. The whole stress of appeal ana
intent is laid upon the work of municipal
ana town feEeneration. III 4ueh work Is
unlawful for the Christian Endeayor So
too many organizations that llye in q vac
uum' There Is lar 700 inueh OF the f.Snntf-
work is becoming POPULAR ana when 1t Is
th0ronghlX so, those sitek ministers VINO
a minister had no business to Interfere IN
political matters VII slep 20 tile front
with the old ste"y of Me ana Betty Killed
the bear
"Christian Endeavorers arc patriots,
Next to Jesus, Lover OF MY Soul II
seemed to me they loved 70 sing My
Coul .ry, 'Tis Of Thee The Bible wrapped
in the folds of old glory was declared
by one speaker TO be the Chrlsua4 EH-
deavor emblem, and the vast audience
went wild with cheering, Ne longer VIII
political parties care win shtlrr saIGty 70
shape their pohGles ana platforms IN aC-
coriance with the uh-Ahtt@toan Ian eItnehtis M
OF our popnlat9hi ENSrE aelorSmGr 70 Xxx Xxx
little red schooi mouse Man Ct'gvit3 W M'ttt ~
great spirit anu tne partS inat P3,H'' nv o
its enemies Wouid peter topN gu ,is ne
enemy OF lhe stnuoi nous y 'mS Tn.HnS
Of the nag. IN tle i59ston ~ H., on i outS ~ >,
while the mop MAS ~ IN b,pso sSn
carrying the @ @hutie m iU" ,nrii,an SD,1Ji nSa from
OF them snatchtu an 'raI ~ II ~
The ptqeeistCcE' aC' ~ tol horse Sc SAVING the ID
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

The flies go of and Nope aud staggrr over
the tahlccloth. ana die in the preserves. A..
ana You don't know which Is preserves and
Niuth is ily, They are everywhere like
MllionS samson, lying at random, utr,-
!esSly diuuscd" Even the sticky paper
has its lmitatious aud its very virtues
have their l"rlls, us every one who has
stumbled onto a piece of sticky ty paper
ct night knows.
SLElGHT OR HAND.
After ain. the human arm lights flies bet
ten tHan paper or powder or ny tran OF
any KIND NolhinE can exceed the clti'H-
cy Of m" h1nd properly equipped for the
tray with small broom or compactly fold
ed newspaper illustration Of the
power Of the press, \ single really gifted
fly slayer, male or female can do more
than any kind of poison or trap, hut the
difficulty Is lhpt Iew maids and frWer
men servants are really gifted in killing
flies It is a pilifu sight TO look on the
average maid attacking flies by Jerks, with
an Inadequate feather duster She seldom
hits anything. except tine ornamrats, and
when by chance her uuwieldy weapon does
strike a hy, II must be a poor crea;Jre that
cannot stumble on among the feathers.
Thereiore,I read with Interest paragrdph
that las been going the rounds of The pa
pcrs, anent the remarkable housekeeper
who has neither screens nor flies. she, II
seems, keeps the flies away with spirits Cf
lavendar and water, one part of ldveniar
TO I'VE of water, Mix and scatter about
freely. -
/ have been Offering laycndar and water
to our Western lies ever since. Wish 10
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
a TRICK OF NAroLEoN's,
The Shrcwd scheme by which He Was
Elected First Consul.

On December % before the result of
tho plahfsrIta ,vnl lr,vvn me ,t..,,-. gb,rf,.r
ta, aIna,,I,, 49,, ~ m -, I, a.,
had alfcd'y heeh pun III operation Ii rs
difficult to determine exactly the c0mpo-
stion of the assembly which met at the
Luxembourg palace to determine who
ing to an autcdot. Of the tine. Siayrs
opened its procredngs by eXpiaining the
dfsfH consul be- a Soldier, Bonanari.. i1i-
pressivcIv whispcred 10 MS sunn6rtar- thar
they should scattcr themselves 'throIpnolit
the room. and that when thew saw him
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
Spontaneous Combination of Human neings.

The medical literature of this country,
as well as that of England, France and
Germany, relates many Instances OF the
spontaneous combustion of the human
body. In the majority Of cases, the victim
has been slave of the liquor habit, formed
using IL as beverage or in the form a
bath In 1856, Sir William Gull. the ,eat
British surgeon, testified before cLnmit-
tee of the house of lords on intemperancc
that such a thing as the spontaneous com
bustion of a drunkurd's body was neither
impossible nor Improbable. In support OF
the theory he said:
suffering from difficulty of breathing was
brought TO Guys hospital. lie died that
night, and at the post mortem, on the fol-
loving day, the body was noticed to be
much distended, as If with gas. ,
When punctures We're made in the skin,
the Vapor OF alcohol could he plainly
smelled, and a lighted match applied to
the places whore the gas was escaping
caused it to burn with a blush name,
blue flames We're burning on his body at
one time
There are several cases on record Of
drunkards going to bed to sleep off n
spree" only to awake To find themselves
enveloped in alcoholic flames, the result OF
spontaneous firing OF the gases in their
tissues. Such cases always end in AN aEOn-
izlng death. The, British Annual Register
of 1888 records the death by Spontaneous
combustion of the Countess Bandi, of Ces-
ma, Italy. In our own country, such cases
have been rare. indeed, the last occurring
AT san Francisco in 1871, when drunkard
who was lighting Il cigar at a gas jet, actu-
ally lighted his breath and died in u few
moments IN great agoly.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
nnNrrIre or ADylnrlsLNa.
How the Carcass of y iify D"ilar Whale
Mns Inrmch 20 Gnmh Nr,nmnI.

From the san Francisco Chronicle
An Interesting story ie4.Hri ihr -'u'rtl
concerning nov N. Crowley. the cpW-
quuy's general freight and russrug,r agent
a. les ,,Aq"'' aided ant ,,n-p'g"-t,. N
pagiug, ltH turned N-0Eu into the COM
pauy's Golfers on au iuycrtr .ut Of $50
ono day last warE 5nmn san I"lrn hsh-
the shallow waters OF the SautE. u CALI
fornil coast not far from me r'a." n'u-
started tho southern la"lun and Nh"
Southern California railways lp b.I for
the prl4e The S9uthTn california rail-
HaaSb. hS,5ns " ii II Crowley '% 'jR@usbt }hc 62
santa Moui,a. and after some trouble,
week for IN, .um of 80 Tho huge carcass
In shallow water, SD that the multitude
who would come mi-ht get an excellent
a number OF people iu Los Angeles
heard of the Capture and paii ap cents To
ride % Santa Monica 10 takc in the Ssht,
had hoped for however and IL looked
Hs If the so investment would he losing
venture, when W. II Mills hlppanea 10
problems for the southern raeHa m the
past ANA he solved this one for Crowley
lie suggested little adyerusius-
Tho plan was agreed upou; AIR. Mills
wrote thc posters. They would have put
a circus advertising man to the blush. Los
Angeles was uapered from one end TO the
other on the following day, which hap
pened to be sunday, the southern Pacific
ran thirty-thrcc special trains TO santa
Monica and carried s. 0o0 people at 30 cents
per head to see the decHyns carcass Of
the whale which Mr.. Crowley had rented
The latest advlces received by the COM
pany yesterday were to the effect that the
sro~dI nG ib "sae s wahs m 9h nolhE NOME he
atmosphere Altogether some fO.G0 people
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

Regular sunday services We're held at the
Peoples Methodist Protestant church yes
terday. Tho attendance was unusually
large a both morning and eyeniHs, sery-
Chandler preached an interesting sermon,
The congregation Is rapidly increasing and
Rev Chandlers future prospects are very
katherine. lie is an earnest and interest
ing talkcr and promises to do much good
for his church. His subject yesterday was
"The Majority and Minority Report"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
Big Day at the colored Campmoetiug.

Yesterday was a gala day AT the cdlored
which Is being held in Kerr
park by the colorgd churches of this city.
The attendance was large. Lena Mason
delivered three interesting sermons The
days Worship began AT 10 O'Clock in the
morning. and by the time the meeting in
the evening had begun an enormous crowd
had congregated, Yesterdays $ meetings
We're the first of the NTH week.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
TRADES ASSEMBLY, MEETING.


At Yesterdays meeting of the Trades As
scmby the members reported that the
Circular system recently introduced
In this city, has gained much favor among
the merchants and business men. and that
several notable applications for member
ship have been made.
President j. r. Allen was absent and
Vice President Jacob Hiescy presided.
Miss Annie Wren was compelled TO resign
the office Of treasurer on account of i'll
health, and Charles Marsh, of Anchor
Federal Labor Union, was elected to NIL
the vacancy.
The members OF the Cigarmakers' Union
reported one druggist of this city handling
almost exclusively non-union made cigars
and the grievance committee Of the assem-
bly, was instructed To visit him and endeav-
or to have him change his business in this
resneet ana hNndle union made clgars.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
a MUKDERER's son.
Under Arrest for Eobbing TIL In Res
InNriInt.

Detective Thomas Cahiu and officer
Clark arrested VIII quinn upon the charge
of robbng Nyes restaurant at Tenth
street and Minnesota avenue Friday morn
ing Quinn is "A small boy, and is the son
OF John Quinn who Is now serving a life
der OF Mrs. Patsy Clayton. The crime
which the youth is charged with was a
bold one and one that a professional rob
ber would hesitate to undertake. Friday
morning about 10 o'clock boy entered
Nye's restaurant while the proprietor was
for SIG. He was seen by several people on
the street, who gave chase, but failed to
capture him. II is claimed that he was
recognized by one of the witnesses as
young quinn \ warrant was issued for
Quinn and Saturday night he was ar
rested He is now in the city jail. walt
ing a preliminary hearing,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
LIVELY TIME ENrECTED.


There promises to be a lively time al the
meeting of the board of education this
evening The textbook question will be
brought up for discussion, and as there is
some misunderstanding regarding the con-
tracts for new books, the outcome will be
watched with interest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

John W. Stelnmetz, the well known cigar
manufactures, has established 4 cigar fac
tory ar SOP Minnesota avenue, lie proposes
to manufacture the finest grade of domes-
tic cigars John is an experienced cigar
maker and his goods will no doubt hnd
ready market, He Is union man and Will
run a union shop. Besides his factory, he
will run a wholesale and retail department
At Tho same plAcc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

\ meeting will be held in the Columbia
building, corner of Sixth ana Minnesota
avenue, this eyen'ns for the purpose Of
oity Ths promotcrs Of the movement are
desirous of having the league strictly non
partisan, with only the view Of helping in
The hight for silver. Several local speak
ers have been secured and VIII address the
r1ap
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

At O'Clock this afternoon an open meet
ing of the Equal Suffrage club VIII be held
at the house of the president Mrs. Jennie
Maher 732 Armstrong avenue, Tor the pur-
pose of Arranging for the annual dinner
which will be given on August H. the day
Of The RepuhlloAn county CONVENTION.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

The meeting of the Third Ward Repub-
Iicln club called for this evening has been
nostnoned on account of cOnAiction with
the old soldiers meeting, and Will
be held Friday night in NJ: 4 o.
mittee Will be chosen and other business
transacted. A fun attendance is desired.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

papa. why do they call these men that
sell railroad tickets scalPers"'
because their skinning usually takes eff
feet on the head OF the family, | suppose" +"
reuIied the father OF six Christian EndeHV-
or girls who were ON their way to Boston
Chicago Tribune.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

.he 'or- 1 that section of 'a, country ave
H tu, condition.
Miss Eato Turner returned home Thgr
day. after 70 four months visit with lriHuf.
O..
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
RD~I.DNLf-

The Kansas city journal is delivered In
Roscdale by Eugene Miller. who will also
collect for the same at tho reduced rate OF
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
Personal NEWS.

Sergeant p. T. Kinman and wife have re-
turned from pleasant visit with friends
and relatives at poyer y. I. lie says that
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

Are unlike ALI other pills. No purging or
pain. Act specially on The liver ana bile Car
ter's Little Liver Pills one pill dose
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
Kelley Institute
Portsmouth Bldg

Remember 'hcre Ia
no kccicy Institute
In Kansas city, Mo.
rcware of Cheap
lnitatorA
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05

The best PIN ever used" Is he frequent
rauark OF purchasers OF Carters Little Liver
pills When you try them you will say the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-05
KANSAS CITY. KANSAS.
These Firms DO Business Because They Advertise.
.HINCH Bros
Up TO Date
Restaurant.

fiS Minnesota Avenue,
Meals served at all
h ours Remodeled
Throughout. very
thing i'rst-clas Try
our Is cent tinuers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
A M e R IC A

SONG TO
Aura de mag ffiea Enaf1ana
fu6 la aurora que vi por vez pimera
tn euelo de fFaganta primavera,
tus b .rizontes de oFalo y de grana.
Ann dol. placer que t7 debi6 SO ufana
ell alma qua h cia tt volar quisiera
cuando del vi jo nundo coneidera
la est6ril obra y la existencia vana.
Tu l0chas y trabajas todavia
por un vago ideal que to conmueve,
exaitandO tn lcca fantasia:
rEientras aqui, con intenci6n aleve,
hi ir6pica do sangre, eueha impfa
de. andraj2 hacsr plvpura la p!ebe.
Manuel del Pd1GcGo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
BrBL1oraoA On ''LA <aHaaPoxnuNorA",

cia permsneoi6 m1da un momento; pero en- Sc
guida logr6 reponerse y dijo:
Las condolences del sefor Cailleux son
las mias.
FL empleado ealud6 de nuevo y ouando Sc
hubo retirado, dijo Laurenoia:
-Ahora estoy oompletamente perdids; sin
embargo, quiero espersr al dltimo i'm tante ST h..
dentro de cuarenta ocho horas estarA pegado
Cailleux y tendre mis- cartss en- mi pode1; len
otro morirel
Laurencia pronuUoi6 eatas pa1abres con tai
acento de resoluci6D, que Teresa no pudo me-
nos de temblar.
La puerte, detrzs de la que Sc ocultaba Te
resa, Sc movi6, y Laurec oia Sc DID cuerta de
clio.
Sc lanz6 registrarla antea de oua Tur-
quoize hiciera ningun m6vimiento para impe.
dirlo
nTAbrio Ia puerta violentamente sorprendi6
d Teresa, que no habfa tendo tempo de huir.
-iUsted me espiaba!-la dijo brUtalmente.
La desgraciada costurers trst6 de discul-
parse
-.Cdllese usted!-djo Laurencia, acometi,
da e una rabia lcca
Des1-es ahad'd volvi9ndose Turquoixe:
e ia miserable es, ain duds, c6mplice del
ladroa Las csltas; tesgo IN aeguro present.
mieato,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
298 GRANUJA, 1ADRoN Y CoMPAN1A

"En el caso de que no SO decida usted &
adquirir todss parte de las elh@jas que he to-
nido ell honor de dejar su eleoci6n Ia euplico
me las devuelva con el portador de Ia pres nte,
pues he encontrado un oomprador que antes las
hsbia visto, me ofrece por todas doscientoa
noventa mil frances
"Desde luogo, senora marquesa, en- csc pre-.
clio sera usted aiempze preferida.
"Espero tenga usted Ia amabilidad, 81 Sc
queda con las alhejas, de comunicarselo su
afect1simo humilde eervidor
"CA1LLEUx".
Al terminar la 1ectura de la carta Lauren
cia cambio con Turquoize una nueva mirada lle-
ma de transportation.
Que psae el dependiente- l. don.
celia. ~.s.a.4
Cuando estuvo presente el enviado de Cal
lleux, le dijo:
Dominique uated al senor Cailleux que
me quedo con las alhsjss.
FL dependiente SO irelino.
En- esq caso-diio-mi principal me ha
enoargado pregunte Ia sehora marquesa que
dia puade vonir cobrar, pues 90 encuentra ne.
cesitado de fonGos, dnicamente On estae con-
diciones pueda tratar con la sef rs marquesa.
Ap.sstsda por aquel nueYo goIpe, lauren
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
BILLETEs DElAExrRAORDITARlA

De MADRID 600 MIL PESOS, PaGMIo MA
YoR -Sa eDcusntran de venta en- la Casa
de Cambio, Drp6sito de tabacos Efectos
timbra s sie s FlLlPPI, San Francisco,
Puerto Rico de los celebrates cigarrilIos
dc la marca VILLAR Y VILLAR de la
Habana. Sc vendap I'm peso papeletas
de la LoteTfa de Madrid. 30-11
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
@ Fl A r A D A

No prGnaG tres una cosa
81 pasa cual SO previ6;
tercia con cIartI es 10 mi mo
que decir pres cucion,
inRistepcia del azar
en- darsA el cuatro 9 ell dos;
-cGnc0 dos una muier
de la tres dos de @ Qlirts,
81 ademas de su aboiepgo
conserva la educacion.
Una total es un ecto,
oh carisimo lector.
0 un escrito, una patrafia
que no terga ton nj son.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
JULIAN slLVA.-sAN JUsTo 1s.-

Deposito de Maquinas de coser compra, venta alqu
Ter. SO dan aplazoS siendo responsible la misma
Maquna; hacen las composciones por difciles que
sean, garantizandoas Accessories agujas de todas
musbles usados. P)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
En una tertulia.

En- una tertulia:
Varias sefioras oonvisnen en- deplorar
Ell no ser hombres
-Yo-dice Ut a de el,as-quisfera ser
muir hasta los Cuarenta afios, hombre
desde los cuaTenta los sesenta.
-5Y despuee-le pregunta una an igs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-05
INA nRRA.

UNA OBRA. Ss desea venaer la
/" Historic de la Ravoiuci6n Espafola, /"
cuyo autor es dor Vicente Blasco Ibahez
Consta da tres tomos de gran voluDen y
un pr6logo por don Francisco ri Mar
gall Informsran en- esta Impronta,
LAS TUlLERlAS. tel Y reataurant de
Bsnlt Oarreras CoTnr adia-Sao Justo
ndmero 10 s" p-4pare para man ma un
excelente Memu On Q. que h-bra platos es
quisitos fin o'vidar las GItocas de polio
de las qua Sc veniieron en- 81 dia se aver
799 lues haatA de RIO pi -dras, CagIas y
Tr,ijil!o SO soiicitaron. B1enos viCos y
postrcs varia les. Comidas Ia carte y q
cualouier hora del dia y d "a noche. Hos
podaje conpleto un peso so centavoa dia
ii ~, 15-1l
Ua padre elogia el talento do un hijo
suyo de sieta af1os.
No hagas caso--le d;c5 un amigo
casi todcs los niflos inteligantes SO vuel
IA eat41pidos 81 Il gar no nbrsa
-Pue3 en- Gas caso, til 331ia> uu0 ma
ravil9a cuando chico.
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(Garaaza1os Ia oonposic16 de abonosL6ase
a.
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pASATlEMpOs.
soluci6n la Charada de aver
GUADALUPE
JULIAN E. BLANcO Y SOSA.-Agem-

GUADALUPE
JULIAN (. BLANcO Y SOSA.-Ages-
tie de NegOcGOs -Centro de comislOnes,
informes consultas s3bre todos los ra~
mos de la Administration, de la Agricultu
ra, la Industrial 81 Comeroio,-San Juan
puerto Rico) calle d. San Francisco n. .
Direction telegrafica BlomcOsG. p.
O. @.TiMAWD,-JoYER1A PLAZA DE Al
FONso Xran surdo de 1oyas de plata brlantes
pedras hnas Modeo de novedad eeganca incompa
rabe Lo mas belo prnoroso de la Joyera francesaEs
PEC1ADADES.-ED Relcjes de Orc, Plata Nike Acero'
Cononetos Caonografos Repeoones Rosoopf Lentoe
Gafas de cTistale fnos Catros de
Bande aITos Y1na1eras Isobanas cuadrupla plasa6c
Importation direota. Precios sin competenoia.
VINO de LoGRoNO, bodegas de Garcia
hi1o sitas Anguoana Roja eoecha de 1862 Este
ente vino ha do nazado en- 81 Laboraoro
Qco Municipal de esa ciudady vista de la proportions
hdad normadad de sus oomponentes pnopales fqe deo
cectfGado que atestu as eAo;enolas deL VINO DE II
nicos aentes sustrben soerno de Ln fla Compaas
onar5r'as '1d}oc& J." 6Ocene 10 bot"
tlA~ Vale ~ ~
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DIR, B. r, n, \, .RI.OnTE s AyO.-csllRU
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es
nina la FOrtalaZa -San Juan

ALMACEN Y Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
ro.-(Pon J. Puerto Rico.-CHOPIN.-
P fimero.-Valses, Mazurkes, Polenesas y
Nocturnos, Q pesos so centavos. .-Segundo.
improntus, Scharzos, Estudios,
Preludios, Rond6s, Fantaef2s, etc etc, Q
'peeCs so centavos -Tercero. .-Obras Con-
.certantes, pesos.-Los tomos juntos,
lpesos SO centavos.
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LOTEkIA HACIONAL DE MADRID
Hay constanteente para to los los sorteos la Pc
luqueria "Laurak-Bak'' de D. Pedro UrbiZtondo, San
francisco 42. Sc env!aran la Isla quienes 10 soil
citen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-19
RLAGE YoUR APNERrsEMENT IN THE "EVET
NE.NING HERALD" AND REACH THE BUYERS
PERSONAL.

J. II. Kester went to Philadelphia this
morning on business.
DIR. Gwinner, of Centralia was town
visitor yesterday afternoon.
S. Burd Edwards, Esq, of Pottsville,
transacted business in town to-day.
Justice William II. Shoemaker made a
business trip to the county seat this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Link, of North Jardin street,
is visiting friends and relatives in Beaver
Valley.
w. l.. Hilton who made weeks tour to
North Carolina and Maryland, returned home
last evening.
Mrs. Alice Mann of West Oak street. left
this morning for Wilkesbarre to visit friends
and relatives.
w. NJ. Brewer left on the 6:O4 a. m. Lehigh
Valley train this morning for New York and
Chicago, on a weeks soiourn.
Mrs. M. X. Faust, of Scranton, who was
visiting relatives in town the past few weeks
returned to her home yesterday.
Warren J. Portz went to Mahanoy City to
day to visit his cousin, Harry Krebs, VIII,
was injured at ST. Nicholas yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Klees and daughters
Lou, Elsie and Lellie, of Reading, are visit
ing the Lewis family, on West Cherry street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huntzinger returned
home last evening from their wedding toul
to Niagara Falls.
Miss Minnie Carl, of South Jardin street, is
visiting friends in Shamokin.
William Kimmel the efficient superinten.
dent of the Citizens Electric Light Company
has recovered sufficient from his ecentillness
to be on the streets again.
James II. Whalen, secretary of the Father
Matthew Temperance Union at Lost Creek,
is organizing branches in this town, Girard,
vile and DIahanoy Plane
Mrs. Florence Cool, who spent several
weeks as a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hess, Of town, left for her home
in New York City this morning.
Misses Annie Kimmel and Idaho Koll
spent last evening at Mahanoy City visiting
the formers aunt, Mrs. Robert Geiger, who il
confined to her home through illness.
Mine Inspectors Stein and Mcguire JOINED
company at the Lehigh Valley depot thii
morning and went to ShamOkin to consult
with Mine Inspector Brennan on genera
affairs pertaining to mining.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-19

Louis Goldin last night celebrated the re-
South Main street in elaborate style. The
Grant Band marched up and down Main
street behind banner announcing the event
and, returning to the store, played several
selections. A large gathering was attracted.
The remodelled display windows of the store
presented an attractive appearance under the
glare of electric lights The windows have
been very sllillfully decorated by a Philadel-
phia expert in that line of business.