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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
PRETTY LUNE WEDDING.
The Ceremony Was Performed at the
Home of the Bride.

The Ceremony was performed at lhe
Home of the Bride.
\ pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Snedden, on
West Lloyd street at $3.50 o'clock this morn
ing, when their daughter Sadie, was married
to John Mason, of Mahanoy City. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Alfred Hecbner,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The paror was beautifully decorated with
plants and palms.
The bride was attired in a white silk dress
trimmed with lace, and carried a boquet Of
bridal roses The groom wore black They
were attended by Miss Jessie Snedden,
sister of the bride, and Mr.. Harry Mellon,
both of town. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bridal party and guests partook Of
a wedding breakfast. \ beautifully de-
signed wedding cake was in the centre Of the
table. The bride and groom enjoyed the day
at Tumbling Run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

The Mahanoy Valley Trotting Association,
which was organized at NeIswenters livery
stables ON Saturday night is meeting with
unbounded success. The subscriptions for
repairing the track have reached the sum
of 500 in town, and an additional sum of S25
has already been raised in Mahanoy City.
The interest manifested in this new under
taking was demonstrated by the large number
present at the race last evening. Another
meeting for this purpose will take place at
Neiswenter's stables tomorrow evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

The following operations and improve
ments for the month Of June have been re-
ported by Supervisor Llewellyn. The finish
ing Of the crihbing, ON West Coal street, near
the Kohinoor coliery and the grading of
West Apple alley, which is now ready for
curbing and placing cutters. He has also
repaired the following streets: West Coal
street. i'm the vicinity Of Gloyer's min, North
Catherine, North Gilbert, East Line and the
square ON West street, between Centre and
Lloyd streets All rubbish has also been
cleared from culyerts, and at present he is
engaged in removing humps ON Jardin and
West streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

Mr. B. j. Yost, of town, has formally
announced himself as candidate for nomin-
alton for the Office Of Clerk of the Courts on
the Republican ticket. Mr.. Yost has always
been Jealous and indefatigable worker in
behalf of the Republican party and has never
before sought nomination for any county
Office. He is well and favorably known and
will make a strong canvass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Llccnsc Trnn.rerred.

The court yesterday transferred hcagoncy
license Of the Barley Brewing Company
held by p. J. Garfield from the 9th to the
ith ward, upon application Of NJ, NJ Burke,
ESD. Agency Licenses are the only kind the
court will transfer from the places for which
they are originally granted
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Not Thrown out.

A report spread through town late yester-
day afternoon that Dennis j. Mangam, of
East Strawberry alley, and his son, Joe, had
been thrown from their huckster wagon at
Ellangowan and seriously injured 1t was
subsequently learned that neither had been
thus unfortunate The horse ran away with
the boy on the wagon but was soon stopped
In giving chase, Mr.. Mangam, who had been
i'll, overtaXed his strength and was PROSTATE
when brought home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

The open air hop at High Point park under
the supervision of Misses Matte Lee and
Lizzie Bells was fairly well attended. Owing
to the high elevation of the park and the
GOODNESS of the night, dancing was abandoned
at an early hour, A big disappointment to
the merry dancers was the lack of sufficient
light which was furnished by several head
lights used ON the cars, Music was furnished
by Durkm's orchestra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
YESTERDAYS EASE BALL GAMES.
National HenRme.

At Boston-Philadelph 49, Boston, g.
At Baltimore-Baltimore 16; Washing
ton, 3. At New York-New York, 5;
Brooklyn, 2. At st. Louis-Pittsburg s;
St Louis, 4. At Observation-Disclosures
sOi Louisville,s s. At Chicago Cleveland,
o; Chicago. g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

ASHLAND, Pa, June 30.-William Kep-
ner, proprietor of the Centralia House,
who was shot by Mike Kerrigan six weeks
ago, died at his home yesterday. Kerri-
gan. who fled after committing the deed,
IS still at large.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Justly the Favorite.

At home and abroad with all patrons who
love pure hop and malt beverages, Columbia
beer Nothing can take the place of its re-
spective qualities as it is absolutely the best
and purest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Eastern League.

At Syracuse 90 innings)-Syracuse, 4,
Scranton, 3. AT Wilkesbarre
8; RochesterS. s. AT Toronto-Toronto, II
Springfield, TO- At Buffalo-Buffalo, II
Providence T.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

William U-al was arrested last night by
Policeman Lee for cutting William Urban's
head with "a clothes prop. He furnished
$500 bail before Justice shoemaker,
The biggest line Of mems Russct Shoes, at
factory prices at the Factory shoe store.
6-25-tf j. A. MOVER, MGR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

Fast Black Hose, sizes . to %, which we will
sacrifice at 5 cents per pair. At r. +, GILL's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Prepare Your Feet For the Fourth

Prepare Your Feet For the Fourth
By fitting them up with a pair of sporting
shoes. We have a big assortment for from
S1.25 to $50
FACTORY SHOE STORE,
6-25-tf j. A. MOYER, MGR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

At Newark-Newark 3; Wilmington, l
At New Haven-Paterson /; New Ha.
ven, 0. At Metropolitan. 12;
Hartford, 6.
Pennsylvania State League.
At Reading "a innings)-Reading 8
Lancaster, 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

If you want fine wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30
Meeting Mith Success.

Look at the big stock Of high priced music
now sold at 5 and 10 cents at Brnmm's
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-30

HENNEssY 4 GUNTER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

returned with great eagerness, ana
victory was won in the city OF Londoh
over the Romans, who had taunted the
Queen several times with being seven
years behind the beginning on the
Christian Era in the matter o. clothes
Roadicea won victories by the score:
and it is said that under the bosom Oh
mr. wrath seventy thousand Roman
wa rriors kissed the dust. AS she
waved her sceptre in token OF victory
the hat-pin came out OF her crown ana
wildly throwing the ''old hot thing a'
the roman general, she missed MIN
and endorsed her own chaperon'
Disgusted with war and the cooKihe
thrv were having at the time, she Ourst
into tears just on the eve OF a genera,
victory over the Romans and poisohSu
herself. tho
n. B.-Many thanks are due to the
author. Mr.. A. Barber, for the use Oh
his works entitled "Half-Hours Win
crowned Heads" and Thoughts on
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Ito be Continued.)
PIEDMONT.

Piedmort. w. Va, April 1S.-Mrs.
Adam LeJeck died Wednesday after a
slJr, illness. Her funeral took place
from the Lutheran CHURCH Friday at
tsrnOCn.
John Jose has purchased the old
residence of eX-SenalOr II. G.. Davis,
opposite the mansion
W1nOB. Williams and Joseph Pearce
are on the sick lls,.
The HeP,ascphs Will meet Monday
night in Roses Hall.
Propositions were taken yesterday in
the injunction case to prevent the Town
council from removing its water con-
tract with the B. & o.
Two entertainments were given this
week for The benefit OF the cemetery
tclrd walk fund.
The Catholic fair closed Wednesday
night II was a huge success. Net
proceeds viii be sbo,. $1,000.
Mr.. George W. Wagner and Mrs.
Jos. CrCmcr are quite sick.
Miss Marie TArall, of BelingtOn, Is
the CUES, OF her sister, Mrs. DR.. Par
sons.
Miss Ella Duling, Of Keyser, is Wis
ting Miss Lou Parsons.
Mrs. T. Silver, CT McKeespOrt, Pa,
is the guest Of Piedmont relatives.
Miss Maggie Srhaughnessy, Of Cum
berland. is in Gown.
Capt. G. w Harrison is able to ride
TO his Office in carriage.
Fred Grimm. q B. q o. carpenter, IS
dangerously i'll in a Baltimore hospital
a result Of a fall
Miss Daisy Sigler gave a pleasant
Birthday party Tuesday evening.
Drs. e. II. Parsons and 2. T. Kali
baugh, Of Piedmont. and c. F. Hoffman
Of Keyser, have been appointed board
CT examining surgeons for Mineral
county. They will meet in DR.. Kali
baugh's Office at ten o'clock each We'd
neSday.
The Mystic Chain has degree work
each Thursday night.
Mrs. Harry Boggs Will conduct the
NJ. e. and Mrs. Dr. J. B. Miller the
Southern EpwOrth Leagues Sunday
evening.
The council and the electric light
company have not We, agreed upon Vhe
price Of lights, and The town remains
in darkness.
Ex-Mayor L. II. Phleeger has been
appointed Justice of the Peace.
The members CT the Mystic Chain
ard their wives paid a fraternal visa
this evening 10 Past Commander J. ..
jones CT WeSjernp0rt Hill.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. are revising their
laws.
al the f-sterral orders nav meet at
eight O'Clock.
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creaioed woman to be company for
man." Company snapped out q
quick-wttted Lille woman who was sht-
ang by, Then why don't you treat Us
like company? Who ever heard Of pu5-
Ting company TO cooking and scrub
bing and patching Old clcehes? If we
are queens, why don't you ,reat us hike
Queens?"
The language of medieval romance
is NJ applicable TO women of the nine
teen. n century. Women nowadays are
not leaning from their easements way
ing adieux TO plumed knights. They
are nc. sitting al castle windows liscn-
| inS 70 a 'trcuead0ur3 serenade and
waiting to be crowned Queens of Love
and Beauty" The doughty deeds"
that please my lady" of the nintsen-h
century are a lance-ehrlst against pre-
JUDGES that hinder womans free devel-
Cpment or a tournament against the
! inju1t.ce hh1l, robs her Of Inc rights CT
humanity, and the crown she Graves IS
he crown OF a perfected wcnanhOod
won by the exercise Of every talent
ltaht God has given her.
l. IS d.ciicafy na,n.2:ned by Gcme
Tint if woman mas jus ice they mus.
relnquisIh ohivalry. Give me the lux
uries CT ffe and / will dispense with its
necessaries.' said a witty Frsnchmal.
Give women justice and then can dis
pense with chivairy. The chivllry CT
medieval days was disgusting sham,
and much Of cur ninetsen. n century
chivalry is open to me zlme cbjec ten.
| The oMvah'y that leads a man > give
a woman seat in a street. ca, bu- =.
the same time doss ne prevent him
locking en- with apa,ho'ic Indifference
while she is Gefrluded c. her property
rights Is res the sorc Of chivalry THAT
4 self-rsspecsiag woman values.
The profession of woman is hard
one," said Vicc0r Hugo. Everywhere
she is .he lse-giver, and as if matern-
ity were nc. enough, the heavie--
drudgery of docneclic life fllAs 10 her
share even in The mos. civilized CcIn-
tries. l Cnce heard a gc-d Methodist
minister say wish emphasis There "a
rot a cCmtccr Nh1t man enjoys that
wcrcIa do 10 Eiave to suffer for In
re urn for all this vicar:0us and I'M
avc.dable suffering % Il.ienIy endur-
ed by woman, IL would seem hat men
from the depths Of their lender chiy-
airy, would nave SAID long ag0: III
IEhere is anything in this wide uniyerse
lhat you coyet, o. Woman; name i, and
/. is yours. if my effort oun 80 ain 2
fran you. Go where you will, O. IL y1-
please. The Queen can do no Wong.
The righc to perfect liberty is your.
by reason CT your humanity. and, Il i
wore ncc, You have earned It by rsasoI
OF your womanh cod.
This is dhe chivalry Of the Nina,een {
Century" and It is the only u.;e.3no'
On the woman question that can cen
sgren -ly c-me from d1s lips o. he 20
,U'ical party that adv3c7,s3 The arg
est individual liberty consistent WI
the rights Of o'hers.'
In conclusion LEI. me presen two wis,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

neryious forests &C gigantic trees, up
which with coarse and shameless glea
would scaaaper the nobility.
Excuse the Thymth inso which l may
now and thea drop as the plot develops
-AutGor)
Cacser later on made more inyasions;
one OF them for the purpose OF return
inc his team and foggiGg Druid with
whom ne had disagreed rstigiously on
a former trip. &c had also bought his
team OF The DruiG)
The Druids were tho sberifrs. priests
Judges. chiefs Of police. plumbers. and
justices Of the peace. They practically
ran The place. and no one could be 4
Druid who could not pass a civil SER
vice examination.
They believed in human sacrifice, and
often o. spring morning could have
been seen going out behind the bush TO
sacrifice sCucC one who disagreed with
them on some religious point or other.
The DrUids largely lived in the woods
in summer and in debt during the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

These early Britons We're suitable
or TO act as ancestors. Aside from
r..- they had no good points. They
o. nit IN mud huts matched with straw.
had no currency and no ventila-
a TO drafts in other words. Their
..s we're made Of Wicker-work plas-
GOD with clay Their swords were
i. CO. sin. alloyed with copper, and
s'.- trict Skirmish. the entire army
Dad OBJ TAN back and straighten its
l~los
They also had short spears made with
-aabitc STRING attached. so that the
deadly weapon could be jerked back
as---. To spear an enemy with one OF
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SrCc- Federal appontees to soften and
refine the people. Among them came
General Agricola with a new kind OF
Secd-cOrn and kindness in his heart.
He taUga, Che barsfooted Briton TO
so CT, TO the pump every evening and
lathe mis- dlcPped and soil-kissed feet
and wipe them on the grass before re-
trims. thus Introducing one of the re-
finemeuts of Rome in this cold and bar
barrie cline.
Along about The beginning Of the
Christian Erie says an elderly Eng
hsAman. The Queen Boadicea got so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

.-r7o0as. and then. after playing
..-. .., half an hour or so. to land him
- him no with "a tin sword.
enc OF the most reliable
PECULIAR 90 that strange people.
-ar first oame TO Great Britain on
%, d biliOrs attack. On the
90 The channel q violent storm
The great emperor and ran
o'ed he was drowning. SO that
line everything through
NaeIc lifetime required TO him
",-- Gown especially ais break
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FAIRAIONT.

Fairmont, W. V, April lS-Hon. S.
b. Lucas was registered at SINNERS
Tavern this week.
DR.. Logan Carr, Of New York ar
rived here Thursday On a yisit to his
brS,her, Larney Carr.
Mr.. Ar.huh Reynolds. Of Milford
Delaware, arrived here to-dav and Is
the guest OF Mr.. T. Z. Watson.
Jas Linn has accepted position in
The Peoples Bank.
Miss Mamie Clark. Of T.onacons,y
Nd, arrived here Tuesday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. John !. Clark.
Miss Berthe Jackson. ce Grafton
spent several days here this week the
guest of her parents in the East End.
Fairmcn: Lodge r. p. 0. f. No. 294
placed the antlers on rwo new mem
bers Wednesday evening and acted on
several applications.
Mrs. Chas. Cant, O, Dn.sburg. was
the guest Of Miss Meta Smith here the
past week.
Hca. C. Wesley Atkinson was here
Wednesday en- route 10 C,arksburg on
legal and possibly political business.
Miss Helen NJ Reed. OF laurel Hill.
Pa. left for home Thursday after a
pleasant vis5, here the guest Of Miss
Anna Sawersen.
The Wcman's Re- Corps are hold
ing a supper and social in the store
room in 5he Mt. City Hotel building,
lately occupied by TA0s. Hall
Mrs. Samuel jackson and Mr.. All.
F5ddlcord were a. Baltimore this
week attending the wedding OF Miss
Ida PedGicord of TIA, place to Mr..
Sam Phoebus'of Old r. Comfort.
The many friends CT Mrs. Thos.
Wilkinson heard with sincere regret
of her death which occurred Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Chas. Reed. Of Wheeling. was
! here ;ae pas. week tho CUES Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Reed on Jackson street
Miss Cora Ridgely who has been AZ
tenGing college at I.u,hersyille Md
came home Tuesday 20 spend the
spring vacation.
Mr.. w. A. JoMff returned Thursday
from ri tsburg where ne purchased q
fine loc OF horses.
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THE DIsCOVERY on N N BRITAIN.

felt. and set one of their number to set
tie also with him after morning ser
vices the question as TO the matter OF
immersion and sound money.
Religious questions were even then
as holly discussed as In later times.
and Caesar could not enjoy society
very much for FIVE or six days.
A. Stone henge there are still relics
ce a stone temple which the Druids
used as a place of idolatrOus worship
and assassination. On Giblet Day peo-
pie came for many miles to ste the
exercises and carry home a few outlets
OF intimate friends.
After this Rome sent over various
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

Disguised with the Romans who carried
on there in England just IS they had
been in the habit Of doing at home
cutting up like a hallowe'n party in its
junior year-that she got her Britons
together. had . steel dress made 10
fight in comfortably and not tight TN
der ,hc arms. then she said. rs there
any one here who hath culverin with
him?' One was soon found and fired.
This by the Romans was regarded as
an opening of hostihties. Her fire was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

icised in England If any inaccuracy be
permitted to creep in. even through the
Illustrations. 1t Is dlsagreeable to fall
out thus early with ones artist. but the
writer knows too well, and the sting
vet burns and rankles in his soul where
pierced the poisoned dart of an English
clergyman two years ago. The writer
had spoken OF Julius Caesars invasion
Of Britain for the purpose of replenish-
ing the Roman stock OF umbrellas, top
coats, and 'lOydies," when the celgy-
man said, politely but very firmly,
that England then had no top-coats
or umbrellas" The writer would not
have cared, had there been others pres
ent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19

Shaving Dead People on Whom One
Has Never Called" cloth. gilt top.
notice an error in the artists work
which will be apparent 10 any one OF
moderate intelligence. and especially 10
the Englishman-viz.. that the tin dis
covered by the Phoenicians is in the
form of cans. etc, formerly having
contained timed meats. fruits, enc.
This book. fear. will be sharply crit.
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winter. They worshipped almost
everything that had been left out
over night, and their motto was,
Never do anything unless you feel
like it very much indeed
Caesar was a broad man from rel g
ious point OF view, and favored bring
ing the Druids before the grand jury.
For uttering such sentiments as these
The Drnids declared his life U be Tor
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,-t s-'v and mawkisb sentiment, reside
.,reien country. or De SO situated
te may put on false mous'ache
h. ss- away as soon as the advance
,...s have been sent to the printers.
-.e writer Of these pages, though OF
p s1 descent will. in what he may
D.. Guard carefully against permitting
ST. s,cr 90 swerve MIN for one swift
r-mer from the right.
Ereand even before Christ, as now,
ussa sort Of money centre, and thither
anne thcFhoenicians and the Cartha-
rr.aus tor their tin.
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sayings for the BENEFIT Of all anti-srlf-
fragists:
WHAT is Justice" says Aristotle, TO
render 10 every man his own"
We call This The land Of the free"
but How can a people be frss mai has
nc, learned 10 be just?"-Iida Calvert
Obenchacn, Bowling Green. XIV.
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- and consequent Enlightenment
o. Britain.
r,-~ glad whinny of the first
..-, e--, to The Zip end Of the nine
'... ..r-i~v. the history OF Great
--..... has .-sn dear 90 her descend
.- ar--r land. meath every sky.
.. write truthful and honest
,..,-. -f any country the historian
r.,I ,La- DE may avoid Over-praiSe
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l-,. ,~e 5y J. 3. Lippinco;t Com
00nyl
CHAPTER 1.
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BEFORE AND AFTER.
Before and after marriage l
The old, old story hear,
Before.
"I love you, oh, how I love you"
Aftfr.
"Was detained az 'ha lodge, m, dear"
Drfrrf. Tribune
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19
BILL NYES
g;..ory OF England from the
Druids to the Reign of
Henry Ill.

r...-...s,- ~. 81. dosass AIDA, NJ Richards
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DR.. B. E. Ottt11an.

THE CELEBRATED SPECIALIST, WILL Be At The
SHERMAN HOUSE. BRIDGEPORT TUESDAY, APRIL d. 9A NJ TO PM
GLOBE HOTEL BELLARE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL o. NJ TO P NJ
DAY
money required responsible parties commenced treat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
HunuU cwprU IT NAIL
4 nunssn - - rnssrsss - - SsA

4 0u1hgD - - 1nessua - a. Sa
ose6bssM
"a Ysunaonss. nay 2-Pesssnai pay
meue q pepe1sas ~ heea rsvoke1 ~ con-
re-. am hereafter pecsscn checks must
= transmitted ~ nal direct 10 the ad-
drSm - the p>nslsusr. The authority Of
pssGSea agents ara fb<fr ef>sks % admin
lueer oaths ID tn sxeeut5on o. pension
voueSess No. azso besn sevok~d fhts DUTY
muss - perSorDe4 ~ justices 81 the
psaos. nesarses pubssc. fosrtn-cisss post
masters o. any sts<r ofse<r having author
sfy % aAsain5xfsS cGshs fer ee1srai pup
poses. Ne FEDERAL o0lcsrS are permitted
e charRa fees fof the srscuttcn OF pen
ston sceeAsss sxcspt fourfh-ciass post
usassera, VIC - feeests 3 cents FOR the
ssrvtce-
me 80 systso v1rl % into effect on the
PAcife coast - The <sh Of next month.
when quarterly paymsats WIN be dge- IL
iWclud&s California. Nevada. Oregon.
Idaho, Montana. washinxten. Wygnsng.
Utah. Arizona ard ALASKA. vita z.Szi pen
sSoasrx About ayMD Of these. says Gen.
Patrsek =. walsh. penstsn agent. have
beer IN the habit OF personally receiving
their pHnsso0s ~ the once In thss city.
prsn tss olnesai coxrsspsndenee II appears
that the change m the me<hod of the pay
usnts has bsen ma1s Cor two reasons- One
81 taess n - protect tbs pensioners from
SHARKS Who psgy uDoa them. The ether h
. seatinentAi reason. and Arose from q
United Htates ofzciaf happening u see NJ
ons If The large agsne1es several hundred
psusioaerx efanding fn line They hal
bssn waiting sli night Ia tncIemsnt
weather.