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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
zach. VINO is east purchasing his spring

bach, who is east purchasing his spring
stock. go
Senator p. S. Hyde, wife and son, will
return home tomorrow from Washington
where they have been visiting since the
adjournment of the West Virginia Legs
lature.
MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Jameson have in con-
temptation an extended trip TO California
and the Pacific coast within few weeks.
Jack Lee, aged II, and Daisy SHger,
aged Is were secretly married on the
county bridge late Saturday night last. ~,
MIR. Patrick Moran, aged % years, fell
into the Potomac river early this morning,
while wheeling cinders out of the b. " ..
shops. aud was drowned. His body has
not vet been recovered.
Tie ice broke up and moved out OF the
river at p. N. last evening, doing no Jam
age.
On Thursday afternoon OF last week the
children of ST Peters parocnlal School
honored Rev. Father Weider with whal
proved TO be most interesting programme
Ia the early part OF the week, Rev. fatnei
Weider had taken the children IN DIG
sleighs to Keyser and all thoroughly en-
loved themselves, that the little ones de-
termined TO show their love and apprecia'
ton in a more substantial manner than
Z
iLglv. under the instructions Of the good
Sisters. they went to work The enter
tainment was opened with singing Of Virat
Pastor Bonus, after which the following
programme was then credita0ly rendered
Opening song, Our Flag is There, by the
school; Recitation, What We Know
About Washiugton;' Chorus, star Span
gle Banner" by the school; Recitation,
"Six Dates in Washington's Life;" Reel
tation. '.The Nations Honor Washington
Calisthenics; Lady Washington's Tea
Party" Comic Song" signing the
Declaration of Independence" National
Song" After the programme was finished
Rev. Father Weider, in a few well chosen
remarks, expressed his delight and-appre
citation for the delightful surprise, at the
same time giving the scholars many hints
as how TO live aud grow up TO be good citi-
zens and faithful to all the duties OF theiE
religion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
WELLSBURG.

Mr.. w. L. Handlay. of Carrollton, was
in the city on Thursday.
Miss Sallie Kerr returned on Thursday
| from a visit with Parkersburg friends.
Rev. ID. II. Mckee, of the NJ. p Chnrch,
was called away by the very sudden death
of his father at Dawson, Pa, on Sa;ur-
day. o.,
and Mrs. w. H. Anderson, of Wheeling
attended the funeral on Wednesday Of Mr.
Robert M Wells.
Mrs. John West was buried in Brooke
cemetery on Tuesday.
The Republican primaries to nominate
candidates for city Offices will be held at
the court house from to p. m. on
March 9.
Mrs. George Gordon, of Petersburg,
was the guest Of Captain Cakes last week
Miss Lizzie Hedges, of Beech Bottom,
gave one Of the finest parties Of the season
at her home at Beech Bottom, on Wednes-
day evening. Prof. Killmyer made the
music.
Col w. w. Arnett was in the city on
b usiness on Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
SARDIs.

SARD1s. O.. March2.-NHss Dora Nesbitt
spent last Sunday with friends at Sisters
vile.
Mrs. A. c. Vetter was visiting friends
and relatives at ST Mary's few days TINS
week
Prof. r. X. Walton made a business
trip to New Martinsville last Monday even
ing.
Among those registered at the Gun ming.
ham House this week was Geo. Lest or, OF
Fairmont w. Va; Frank Dunlap, OF
Wheeling, and VIM. Pence, of Antioch,
Ohio.
On last Monday evening, Miss Jennie
Jav entertained a number of her friends al
her beautiful home on Fifth avenue. The
evening was spent in music aid games I'M
til late hour when the guests departed.
Among those present were the misses
Stella CUNNINGHAM, Rosa Dwellinger, Hat
tie Thompson, Lora O'Neill, Elite Paden,
Erna Deter. Allie Williamson and Emma
Winland. Messrs. VIM. Knapp, Frank
/, Humphrey, VIM. Romick, Robert William
son, Bert Humphrey, Oct Cunningham
Elmer Lowe, Jake DwelliDger and Geo.
Thompson.
Rev. G. NJ. Wilson and wife, of Hanni-
bal. were visiting friends in town Tues
day.
Miss Annie Stephens, Of Paden's Valley
was in town Tuesday.
G.. NJ. Thompson was at St Mary's and
way points on business this week.
Messrs. Fred Bare, Alva fisher and
Bert Hofer. of Hannibal, were calling on
friends here, Tuesday.
w. a. Humphrey was at Sistersville on
Wednesday. ,s
Work of pumping the oil well, one,half
mile back OF Sardis, known as the Mes
bitt well" and drilled several months ago,
was commenced this week. The owners
intend to pump it regularly to see If they
Gao exhaust the salt water and then, II
there is even q slight showing OF oil, they
will drill other wells near IT, Ihls well
is about three miles above the Sistersville
oil field and would therefore make large
extension of the oil field if it should prove
to be a producer. which they think it will
The name of "Noupariel Orchestra, the
new string oand organized several weeks
ago by several society gentlemen, has oeen
changed TO the Aerial Sextette.
Rev. K. w. Martin preached an excel
lent sermon to the Young folks at the NJ. 4.
Church last Tuesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT w VA, March 2.-The sixth
Demorest MedBl Contest was held In the
Opera House ON Monday evening last.
The following programme was rendered:
Music by Gilbert Band. song by Temper
auce Legion. Invocation by Rev j. W
Butler, Song 5y Temperance Legion, Ad-
dress by Chairman, Prof. G. r. Hahn
Addresses ia the contest; A Plea for the
ta'der.aud, Miss K. Sprjgg; The BuCle is
Calling Mss NJ. Johnson y OCal Duet by
Miss Marriott and My II. Bernard: Adj
vert.semept of an Honest Saloon Keeper,
Miss Bessie Mcfarland. A Black Eve for
Lager Beer and "a Bier for Lager, Mr.. H.
Whitw0rtn; The Teetoiar, Misses Gretz-
ucr. Schulz and Nichaes; The. National
Curse. 81 ISIS May Greitzuer; Prosperity
PrOphesle1. Miss Zais, Duet. Misses
Johnson and SmooJ; Music by Gilbert
Band; Duet Misses Murphy and Beris-
5ord. The judges =. A. Moody, Capt @,
w Harrison and Mrs. j. Nesoitt, awarded
the prize Co Miss May Greitzner.
Tor. q. w. Puleeger has gone 20 Horton,
or the Dry tork railroad. 20 locate.
The EpwCrth League gave q reception TO
Rev. Alex. Bielaski last night Judge Kel-
Ter i'm a neat speech presented him a fine
0veVcost and the well wishes or the con
cresauou a pleasant time was enjoyed
by the large part of the congregation who
were present
SIR. .. Cal Clark. of Connellsville. was
visiting his old ueighbors here the first Of
toe week.
Miss y. K.ldow left for Baltimore on
Wednesday.
Mr. L. N.ansbach is among us this week
during the absence Of Mr.. George Mans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
PLAYS and PLAYERS.
REVIEW OF 1EE WEEKS ATTRACTIONS IN
THs WHEELING THEATRES
Amateur Productions a, Boh H'rs@-Sonsh,1g
Ab,et a Yoa1g Payrga,-BolAd as The
Coming Wss5-5ossi3.

r-.ho ,,ror,os- ranks OF farce come
10 'ue ''
DIV writer's to-day s'aDu' Ou"' ~
BIanev, who was iu this city last WeeN-
r-,,o a faw wears ago he was "a cut-rate
49,. 1917 e,g,red I'm business az
'iON0' ..,.........
Coz ous' "n'o' "'D
the theatrical ranks l1 au5 NAp"1''y'
,,,..,, lass that 0f an uuCbor. Seeing
............f.,r fs-,en- Mr. Cbns
No" ,......,,... .....,,..,.s
tt. hoyI @1~p's'
and subjects OF the gay to MS 0.t''
s,o~iss Nfr. Blaney conceived the idea
ga. ....-,..l .,. -,rerIsrcas i'm d
OF 's'N' ......., p.r.
like manner inc
road Ticket, piece lnat mas oteu ana
s,,ll &c one OF the most successful. farce
.,. -,s4 HI-blv erated
e,4 eprorrared bv trs attention his
e-s,. srTorr received he began work on
a.o,ber. "a SIMMER BuzzlrC.' which
- --o,-e5 a GOOD winner for lts man
...-i,,- Nrcssr,. Ward and N0Ses
l MI, fIarsv ID write 81 vehicle
r-s, stellar attempt. and Mr
BIaney sW '' s fa-sst,tsIv ar-
pam, Xvtsc n-1duceI at The Bl0u
S Csp'eo. Nv YORK CITY, to was pro-
80, ,,s best t1fns of ITS kind seen
n'. .Le. .,,r theatre in many seasons.
81 ', - check" was Mr. B.auey's
IA haH-N7 ,..pri, anorov7I. that 10
next subject Oh p1.l.o ' AVN, Iris
continue, roar P5. ' i.ss, s engaged ar are
beyond doubt inc p'o.. . NJ s''' onI Nv are
one play OF tnIs 80. -', ,,,sDts5 a. We'll
they good loo1Io ~; o E',osv Vii proSoce
An the future N.l. ''. .,..ces Nsv- sea.
and MANAGE niS V wv .,,-,c,i,,s on tbs
son he Will have lo1 Gees comic
road. "a a4 ',,.,,-s as vet unnamed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. VA, March John Nc
Coy is out again, after sieee OF typhoid
fever
Grafton mad two exciting scenes Friday
one a small fire in the east end OF town,
and the other dog fight in front Of the
First National Bank.
Judge Hoke was in Grafton Thursday
and Friday, holding a special term OF
court.
Col. Elihu Hutton, of Huttonsville, was
in the city two or three DAYS this week.
Frank Woods, Esq. a prominent attor-
ney of Baltimore was here on legal ousl-
ness. Thursday and Friday of this week.
Several prominent oil men OF Pittsourg
have been in Grafton for the past lew
days.
:. W. Foe was at Fetterman to-day.
The B. x o. shops opened up on full
time this week here. This is good news
for the people here.
DR.. A. :. Werder has been slightly in
disposed for a few days.
DIR. Mackin, who has had a very severe
attack OF diphtheria, is able To be out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Regular Monthly Statement of the Public
Debt and Balances.

Regular Monthly Statement OF the fuoilc
Debt and Balances.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March The
monthly statement OF the public debt
issued from the treasury depart
ment to-day shows that on FeO-
ruary 2s, 1895, the public dept, less cas- b
in the treasury, amounted TO $500, Az
941, a decrease for the month or S24,
O33. 32S. This decrease OF debt is &C
counted for by the receipt OF gold &C
count of the last bond issue against
which no bonds have yet been issued.
Following is recapitulation OF the
debt:
Interest-bearng debt $3.50, 043, 500,
increase during the month S720, $50;
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity sl,779, 300, decrease for the
mouth Sl3, 800; debt bearing no interest
S3sl, 7s7. 800, decrease Tor the month
s1.I45. SOC; total debt 81, GAL, 500, 057, OF
which S572, rs, $50 are treasury certiti-
Gates and treasury notes Offset by an
eonal amount of cash in the treasury.
The treasury cash is classified as fol
lows:
] Gold, S13s, 593. $50; silver, s5Os, $50,
( 9O7; paper, Sl34. 1913, 500; general account
and disoursing officers balances, etc,
SIC. 533,Ol7; total, s79S, 900, 90, against
which there are demand liabilities
amounting TO S6l9, 293.3 I5. leaving z
cash balance Of Sis, 1877, Js6, OF which
/ SsT. Os5, 81 is gold reserve.
A treasury statement Of receipts and
expenditures during the month OF Feb
ruary 1895. shows receipts aggregatlnG
500, SIS, O57, an increase over February
1894, of about s6ls, 900. The disburse
ments fer the month amount to S25,
go. OBS, a decrease from the expendit
ures OF February 1894, OF about $780,
600. The deficit for the month, there
/ fore was 50, sO7, 97s and for the eigh
months Of the present zeal year S3G,
905,771.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
DIED OF \ BRoKrN HEART.

4 Mother who Did Not Want TO Live SO
ter ItsrsCn Was . O.. t'r'c..
HoBOKES, n. j., March 2l-Nrs
Helen Seims, aged 80, died to-day %. b
broken heart. She was the mother ..
the seveuteen-year-old boy, John salms
who, together with Henry kuo1p o.
boy of his own age, was murdered and
robbed recently az MIXERS Hotel W
liamsburg John Bohem is now under
indictment IN BrookIyn for the mar-
ders. From the time she learned bar
her son and young Kno0p bad been
murdered nothing could boz done '.r
Mrs. Seims. Day after Gty she va-
historical aud refused to De caa,o.'I.
said she did rot wish % ~. 10y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Broke His Back.

SEATTLE. WASH, March Jos.
Evans, miner at Franklin challenged
any man to break half Nelson hold on
him and John Williams took him up.
After three Intellectual attempts TO
break the hold be complained OF being
hurt and was released and taken home
where be died IS hours later OF fracture
Of the spinal column.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
HAS STIRRED THE TOWN.

\ Mount Pleasant. Ohio. Divorce suit
Creating a Sensation.
SBeciG' 20 M R.gtsss-.
STEUBENvILLE, O., March 2.-F. Il.
Kerr, an attorney OF this city, filed a
divorce suit in court here this week,
which Is the sequel 30 a late eScapade In
Mt. Pleasant, when John +. Burris, a
school teacher, eloped with young pu-
phi TO whom he had been attentive, Miss
Alta Williams. Mrs. Deborah Burris
10 her petition recites that her husband
has been guilty of infdelity. The affair
has stirred up that old town to the
center.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

Col. G. w. Thompsons funeral in Parkers-
burg, Friday.
w. E. Hoyt and wife, c. L. Brown and
wife, Frank Cooper and wife were in Par
kersburg Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Grand "Tim the Tinker" will hold the
boards the first MALI OF the week.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.


Friday evening the Kmball Opera
C0miQue Company headed by the peer
less prima donna danseuse COrinne and
sixty vocalists, comedians, dancers and
bur.esQue artists will presenttue entire
ly new and gorgeous operate EXtrava-
CANA Heudrick Hudson at the Opera
House Friday, March Sth. The pro-
ductiOn as presented By this notable
company has proved by its SIX months
run ia Chicago during the Worlds Fair,
500 nights Ia New York and eight weeks
10 Boston TO be the most conspicuous
aud attractive o. the nineteenth CEN
fury novelties and financial successes.
10 Is unnecessary 20 judge Cornne by
others. She is true to her own genius
and powers, and her representations not
only bear the stamp Of superiority, but
they have successfully met the polished
criticisms of able pens. The production
is most complete. The company carry
their ovid calcium aud electric effects
and additional orchestra. Many new
and novel features have been added this
season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

No class of men or women have a
more detestation for the conventional
Irish comedy with it's impossible Irish
men. and counterfeit Irishwomen, than
the Irish people themselves, aud they
appreciate a play bereit of these aud
clothed IN a dress that reminds them OF
ireland as it j, and Irishmen as they
are. So. when sGch a portrait of Irish
life as is presented by John + Brennan
ju Tim the Tinker" It's reception is
sure 20 be as warm as the people can
make 10. Mr.. Brennan's presentation
OF the ieading part of the young Irish
tinker, is certainly revelation. Play
aud star are pure, clean, instructive
aud true TO nature; you will always re
member his pleasant face. Grand, Mon
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday matinee
aud evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

Manager R'ester has booked Two op-
era companies for this week, The Ora
goon's Daughter aud the peerless Co
rinas In "Hendrick Hudson. Al the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

The engagement of "A Baggage
Check" ut the Grand was very success
fui. The piece is an amusing farce
comedy. well staged and coS,umed. re-
plete with funny situations aud briGh,
dialogue. The company is we'll bal
auced aud uniformly good.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

The Story OF the Reformation at
tracted large audiences 20 the Grand,
Monday ana Tuesday evenings. and
gave general satisfaction. The story is
well told WITH series of pictures and
ta5ledux aud "a very Interesting lecture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
THE PUBLIC WATER WORKS
Hitch in the Connections For the Fur
mace COlliery.
THE SUPPLY ORDERED SHUT OFF
Councilmen Claim an Attempt Has Been
Made to Use the Water for washery Pur-
poses at the Breaker-The Progress
of Town Connections.

A breeze has been stirred among the Coun-
cilmen bya report that the right granted to
the operators of the Furnace colliery to use
water supplied by the public water works has
been abused. Recently the operators ap-
piled to Council for permission to connect the
colliery with the pipe Of the public works
laid to Turkey Run and after some discus
sion the right was granted and the
establishment of terms was left in
the hands Of the water committee
which took the matterup and decided that the
operators should pay five dollars per month
for each of the three boilers and each head
of mules. Pending the preparation and
signing of the agreement the operators pro-
ceeded to make the connection and to that
end laid about seven hundred yards of pipe
Yesterday Councilmen Gable and Kane, who
are members of the water committee, went
over to the coliery to see what had been
done. In the survey of the field they acci-
dentally discovered "A pipe connecting the
tank erected to receive the borough water
with one which takes surplus water for use
in the washery operated at the mine. The
pipe was a short one and covered by "a mans
coat. The COunclmen concluded that an ad-
vantage was being taken of the grant and
ordered that the water be shut off until the
operators and Council arrive at some con-
clusion as to the connection discovered yes
terday.
The work of making the connections in
town is progressing very favorably Con-
tractors Gallagher and Lamb on Saturday
commenced work at the west end of Oak
street and this morning had made connections
as far as West street. They expect to COM
plete the work ON Oak street as far as Main
street by this evening and will then begin at
the west end of Lloyd street They expect
to finish that street as far as Main and West
Coal street this week, but this will depend
altogether on the furnishing of the corpora
tion stops, which the manufacturers are slow
in delivering. 1t is said that the supply Of
stops the manufacturers had ON hand had run
out before the demand caused by the local
contract arose and they are now being shipped
right from the work shop as fast as they can
be turned out, and the supply, of course, can
not keep up with the demand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12

services in the Lutheran church, Girardville,
last evening, were favored with rare
musical treat Misses Anna J. and Emma f.
Meyer, the former teacher of piano and
voice at the Allentown College for Women
upon the solicitation of Rev Z. O. Leopold
the pastor, favored the audience with two
selections, the first being Jesus, Lover of
My Soul" and the second, Thine Forever,
God Of Love" The renditions were the
finest heard in the church, and together with
the excellent sermon delivered by the pastor
made a most pleasant service. These two
young ladies are holding responsible positions
at the above college, and are travelling in the
interest of that institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
BuIldlng Contracts Awarded.

Jesse B. Davis, Of Freeland, has secured
the contract for the erection of the new
building for Martin V. Heisenberger, at the
northwest corner of Centre and White
streets. Work will commence on Thursday
morning. The building will have a frontage
of go feet, with two store rooms and saloon,
ON Centre street and run 81 feet ON White
street. Mr., Davis has also secured "A contract
for the erection Of cottage at the southeast
corner Of Lloyd and Market streets for
Michael O'Hara. The cottage will be two
stories high, 10 feet wide and 30 feet deep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
MAX SCHMIDT.
PITHY POINTS.

From "Greenland's ley Mountains was an
appropriate hymn to sing yesterday.
What is the name to-day of that flying
aggregation Of base ballsts formerly of Potts
vile?
our devil rises to remark that if the other
ones kingdom is any hotter than this he will
turn over a new leaf at once.
Friday, August 23rd,, will be the p. &. X.
r. X. payday from Cressona to Tamaqua via
Gordon and Mahanoy Plane.
Anthony Berbauslly, Pole, who was in
jured at one Of the p. & K. collieries here,
died from his injuries at the Miners hospital
The Pottsyille cadets have had good time
in camp at Lakeside Friday was inspection
day and in the evening ball was given in
the pavilion.
Mrs. Christian, of Schuylllill Haven, wife
of c. j. Christian, p & r. weighmaster at
Cressona, died on Saturday last and will be
inferred tomorrow
Prof GARNER goes back to the Gaboon
country shortly to study the monkey lam
guage, We hope he will be able to give the
monkey account of that encounter with the
parrot when he returns.
Another young woman fell off a swing at
Lakeside, This time it was Annie Eckert,
Of Mahanoy City, who fell from a dizzy
height ON Friday and sustained injuries that
may result fatally, The swings should come
down, as they have done too much damage
already,
zen Ga f,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,l- t,,rtIa g,,,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12

BIG FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA !
Many Buildings Destroyed and whole
Square is Threatened.

Square is Threatened.
Special to EVENING HERALD
PHILADELPHGA, August IL, 2 p. ma big
fire is raging here and the entire fire depart
ment has been called out for service.
Thus far seven dwellings and Browns box
factory on Franklin street have been totally
destroyed.
All dwellings and business houses fronting
on Eighth street are now burning and it is
believed that the entire block bounded by
Franklin, Willow, Eighth and Callowhill
streets will be totally destroyed before the
fire department gets control
1t is reported that three employees OF
Browns box factory were lost in the fire.
A. p. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12

1t seems almost Incredible that there should
be residents within five miles of this town
who never enjoyed a ride over a steam rail
road but such was the case up to Saturday
last, and there may be others. Two young
women from Ringtown boarded a train at the
willie and the trip they made was their first
over any steam railroad. They took seats in
the smoking car, but upon discovering that
all the rest of the seats were occupied by men
they picked up their grips and sought seats
in the rear car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
A business Change.

1t is stated that Mr.. Harry A.Acker, who has
been manager of the Grand Union Tea Com
pany with headquarters in this town for the
past twelve years, is about to be transferred to
Reading. Mr.. Acker's district covers all
towns in which his company has stores from
Mauch Chunk to Pittsburg and also takes in
the Reading district The change will not
alter the district, only make Reading Mr..
Acker's headquarters for general manage
ment. Should the change take place Mr.
Robert NJ. Dengler will assume the manage
ment of the local store, of which he has
been bookkeeper and assistant manager for
the past three years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12

Peter Bernice, resident of Peach alley
was severely burned about the head, face
neck and hands by an explosion of gas in the
Ellengowan colliery this morning, He had
just entered chute to begin work, when his
lamp ignited the gas. He was taken to the
Miners hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
Nobody Hurt.

The report that a stabbing aHray between
Italians occurred at Lakeside Saturday night
proves to have been mixing up of facts
Some young men Of Mahanoy City quarreled,
during which a revolver was discharged, but
nobody was hit,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-12
Attended Cnmn NIeetinr

Many residents of town attended the camp
meeting at Mountain Grove yesterday, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dech, Mr.
and Mrs, John NJ Book, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. H.
Master Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Shollenberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis, the Misses Davis,
Misses Matte Price and Mary Grifiths, Ed
ward Sherman, Robert NJ. Dengler, DR.. Rob
and William H Andrews.