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Thonghtless Peonle.

Elevator Boy-I don't $50 what desc
mugs is always in such hurry fer de elc-
vator fer.
Messenger Boy-Nor me, neither.
Elevator Boy--I wouldn't mind if dey
needed ter hurry, but dey knows just as
we'll as docs dat der elevator runs all day
till 8 o'clock. Dey gimme a pain.--Rox-
bury Gazette
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A Young Girl Burned to Death.

PHGNINvILLE, Pa, Jan. 81, - Clara
Burns, of Port Providence, was burned to
death Wednesday night, She was the Is
year old daughter of FrcdcEick Burns, and
was rendering lard, when her dross caught
fire. cnNclnninr hnr in hInZe
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ne Turk has crawled into the lair of the
Russian bear, and that the Dardanelles is now
under the care of the Russians while the
Black Sen is Russian Lake. John Bull was
trying to gobblr Africa while the Russian
quietly swallowed Turkey.
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Grip-CoIds-Headaohe.

Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and La
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To nursing mothers, Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is priceless boon, for it not
only strengthens the other, but also pro-
NOTES an abundant secretion of nourishment
for the child. For those about to become
mothers, it is even more valuable for it
lessons the perils and pains of childbirth and
shortens labor. OF all dealers.
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COLUMBIA, $. c., Jan. 31-rhe lcgsla-
turo yesterday, by unanimous vote, re-
elected Associate Justice Pope to the SUI
promc court for eight years, and elected
Speaker Ira b. Jones the third associate
Justice for the same term.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-31
A, 1Iurderous 1Ioonshiner courbt.

MEMPHIS, Jan 3l.-Gus Thomas per
haps the most desperate and murderous
moonshiner in Tennessee, was captured
yesterday in Hardin county by Sheriff
Story and posse and is safely landed in
Jail in Savannah, Tenn. Thomas is wanted
for many murders and other crimes
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Coming Events.

Feb. 17.-First annual ball, Patriotic Drum
Corps, Robbins opera house-Schoppe
orchestra.
Feb. 20.-Supper and entertainment under
the auspices of Council No. s4 Daughters Of
Liberty, in Robbins hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-31

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-31

TEE discovery of the age appears to be that
OF Professor Roentgen of Germany, who has
found way of photogaphing an object
through dense Indy, such as plank.
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Bicycle riders, football players aud athletes
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HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Jan. 3i.-Au Of
yesterday in the Frank Wilson homicide
trial was taken up in the presentation Of
Counsel's closing arguments TO the jury.
Judge Bell viii churgo,the jury thisnfter-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-31
EVENING HERALD
EsTARLIsHEn 1870.

Published every Evening, Except Sunday, at
Scum JARD1S STREET, NEAR CENTRE.
ne Herald Is deliver ed in Shenandoah and thc
surrounding towns for six cents week, pay
able to the carriers. BY mail $500 year, or %
cents month, payable in advance. Advertise
nnents charged according to spucc and position.
The publishers reserve the right TO change the
position OF advertisements whenever the pub
heation Of news demands it. The right is
reserved to reject any advertisement, whether
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Wil Contest Her hUsbtnts Divorce.
BosroN, Jan 3l-Nr.. aIlia Bolnnd
Higgin-ou, the wife OF Fred sick Lee Hip.
ginson. who a few months ago startled
Bostons -four hundred" by cioping with
y. W, Smith, young Salem lawyer, will
contest the libel for divorce recently filed
by her husband
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The weather

For eastern Ponnsvlvania and New Jor-
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becoming easterly.
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SENATE.

wAsnIsGToS, Feb.l2.-Pefier came
forward with lengthy resolution pro-
posing a Senate investigation OF all re-
cen, bond if,ues. ~
Tue project for a memorial bridge
across the Potomac river connecting
Warrington with the old Arlington
property 10 Virginia was passed.
The consideration OF the urgent de-
noiunoy bill wsa then resumed.
The item Of 100000 for salaries Of
Judges and officers OF the Federal
courts In the Indian Territory, brought
out aIrlteAt from Chandler.
Tillmau agreed with Chandler that
the fec system was wrong. a Supreme
court Judge hsd recently pointed uui
that court uflicials were encouraged u
get IN fictitious prosecutions. There
Ia a ciass Of hAbltual WituUssvs Ia tie
south. They do nothing bat earn
witnesses' fees, going around "bhm-
bouzling negroes" and getting whole
teams OF ncgToea to prosecute fictitious
cases. Tho thing TO DO VIA to reform
the law.
Tue deficiency bill was laid aside al
4;lO pm.
Hale called up the bill making FEB,
18th (Lincoln's birthday national
holiday.
The Senate, at 4;l5 pun, AdJourr.d
until tomorrow.
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the ROUSE

WARRINGTON, ID. g., Fer. ~
The feature OF the dhy WAS the effect VI
the speech Of McCleAry Rep, Mimi,
who used to illustrate his fomarka the
charts previously employed by Towno
from his own state, and by them sought
10 rciute the arguments In favor OF free
silver made by rowne.
Cannon Rsp., Ill.) prssenated Sen
ate Joint resolution appToprialing $40,
600 for the purpose Of making a Joint
survey, together with Great BtitaiD, Oi
the boundATy lins between Alaska and
British territory, The resolution was
adopted.
The House then resumed considera'
ton Of the bond silver bill.
Deliver Rep, la.) took the noor In
opposition 10 tue free coinage propo'
sition.
Mcmillan Dem, Tsnn.) followed,
He said there was an insufficient cur
tenry and that we should not wait fol
the cooperation Of any foreign country
before taking steps 10 Improve out
lima q clal affairs.
Brosious (Rep., Pal opposed free
coiuAge.
bailey Dem, Tex.) sought TO prove
that gold mad appreciated within the
last twenty Year,, saying that II thii
was true the opponents Of silver would
have nothing To stand on 40 the basis
Of their contention was that gold wai
stable.
AT $3.50 p. m. recess was taken until
s O'Clock this evening, the session to be
devoted to debate.
At o O'Clock, Tor want OF more speak
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given by the uluJ, ami 1t was iuteud %
that there should be 1000 guests.
and an overflow banquet was nscessn-
". The guest OF honor was Mi. Me-
kiulVy. He spoke 70 tue toast "Abra.
ham Lincoln" The occasion was
notable MS the iifst public appearance
OF Ohio'8 famousson In another state
sincc his return from the ivernorship
TO the position u a private citihsn.
Among thoss At the BDe ikei's table be-
sidts Mt. Mckinley were The Rspub'
licau governor Of wiscouslu aud tau
Republican senators from Nebraska
ana North Carolina. Az every refer
once to the namo OF Mckinley or tne
wotd "protoction," outbutstl Of cnee''
ing followed.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-13
UTAH SENATORS.
Their Places Assigned on VARIOUS
Committees.

Committees.
WASHINGTON, Fob. l2.-On motion
Of senator Mitchell Of Oregon, the
Utah senators were today assigned tc
committee places as follow:
Senator Brown TO tho committee on
minos aud mining, forest reservations
and Indian depredations; senaloi
Cannon TO tho committees on pensions,
manufactures aud relations with Cana
da. To render these Assignment
possible, Senator Petiigruw resigned
from the c1mmiitUs on minoa and
mining, Senator Mantle from tht
committee on foreign, reservations,
Senator SBwell from Indian deprcda
tons, Senator Lodge from poneionH
Senator Cameron from manuinclutei
ana senator Perkins from relation
with Canada.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Fen. l2.-Liuloln's
birthday was observed hufu tonight bi
two big bauquets, COngtessm IN but
terworth addressed the Union League
club. Congressman Barrett Of Msssa-
chusetts. addressed the young Hsput'
llcana club,
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no, likcly TO be remanded to Kentucky
In leas than ten days or q fortnight.
Their extraditlon will be resisted here
In the courts.
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LINCOLN DAY!
Celebration. in Honor of"ihe usrtJr
President"

President"
NEW YoRx, FEB. l2.-rho tonth
annual Lincoln dinner Of tho RpUubi.
can club was held at Delmonioo's to-
nIght and was Gus OF the most notable
events heid Ia honor OF the martyr
President. Covers for $50 we're set In
tho banquet hall, which was hand
somoly decorated with tho national
ensign anu q large portrait Of Abfaham
Llnpolp, The guesis were seated at
round and oblong tables placed alter.
nately. Elibu Root, president OF the
club, presided.
Hon. Chauncoy NJ Depew was the
the iitst speaker. In his Introductory
remarks he said.
UCelebrations Of the anniveftafles Of
bofoes and Statement, VI baltlunolds
and significant events have, as n rule
only historical Interest. They lack
the fresh ness aud passion Of touch and
attachment. II has always been the
habit OF peoples TO dolly thtir heroes.
After faw generations they are
sttIpped OF every semhlauos TO
humanity. We eau reach no
plane, where, after tbs lapse
OF a hundred years, We eau view
He comes to us no perfect, full.rounded
aud complete that he IL devoid Of tbs
defects which make II impOesible for
Us 10 love greatness. The same IL
largely true VI all the revolutionary
worthless, except that the colonial danes
have ralsed VI lowered Benz tmin
Franklin TO the level OF cur vision by
deciding that he was 20 human that
! a. at IN has n.
tlon IL unworthy Of their nemoorehip.
Thank heaven We can Hull count 10
one OF ourselves, with his humOr aud
his saduUts, with his greatness aud his
everyday homelinoss, with his wit
and logic, with his gentle ohivalry
that made MIN equal 10 Tho beet born
knight, aud his awkward aud un.
calmly ways that made him one Of ths
plain people, our matlyred President,
our leader OF the people, Abraham
Lincoln.
"roday, for the fitat time since Lin
coins death, tne l2th Of February Is u
legal holiday In our state VI New YORK,
anu II IN proper that tue people should,
without regard 10 their party alllla'
lions, celebrate In a becoming manner
the birth ami the story AMI the
| hcntlNtulonta VI hnlh tfNleA W AhA
Republic. But II " equally meet AMI
proper for US who arc gathered here ~
Republicans to celebrate also the deeds
anu the achievements aud the oharac-
tor ofihe greatest Republican who evoI
| lived"
Turning 10 the history Of the Repub-
llcan parry, DIR. Dopuw declared that
it teachings anu inspirations have
come more largely from the ststesmau-
ship and uttetAncea OF Abraham Lin
coln than from any other man.
BenRtof-elect J .B. Foraker responded
10 the toast, "rhe Republican party.'
The next speaker was tue Rev. Dr.
Il. q. HiTsch OF Chicago. His toast
was "rne Home OF Lincoln.'
President Seth Low OF Columbia
college responded to the toAs, "rhe
City Of New York"
The last speaker was Rev. William
Il. Park Of Glovetsville, N. Y, who
spoke on "rypical Man."
Letters OF regret were read from
Robert Todd Lincoln OF Chicago, Gov
ernor Morton Of New York and a
number OF other men OF nAiions
prominenoe.
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AT BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 1.-THE frat legal
holiday COMMUNICATING the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was celebrated In
Brooklyn today by several organiza-
tons. Interest conferred chiefly In the
annual dinner given by the members
OF the Union League club
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AT ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 12.-The
annual Lincoln day banquet was OBJ.
served by this loyal legion OF the Min.
nesola commandsry, which was the
FIRST loyal legion community TO select
that day for such observance, ut Hotel
Ryan tonight. The COMMANDER, Col.
Henry A, Castle, delivered tho intro
ductory Rddreis. Rev. DIR. Samuel g..
Snitb, spoke On "Abfaham Lincoln, /"
General John II. Brooke, command.
ing the department OF Dakoia, u. 3.
A., delivered an address on "Gensral
Grant" ana ex.U nitcd States Senator
Gilbert A. Pierce read AN original
poem, "a Soldiers Power"
A committee was appointed to draw
up q suitable memorial on the death Of
General John ii. Gibbon, who had
expected TO be- present on this occasion.
Several other organizations observed
tbs day which the last legislature
made legal holiday.
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IEDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Feb. l2.-Ths
indianapolis commandery Of tho
Loyal Legion bRnqueted tonight AT
ths commercial CLUB and celebrated
tho eighty.seventh anniversary OF the
birth OF Abraham Lincoln. General
Lew Wallace presided and addresses
were delivered by tho Hon. viii
Cumbaok, WIN. p. Fishbsck, Harry
q. Adams anu others.
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AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me, Feb. l2.-The Lin.
coin clubs observance OF Ian
ooln's bitthdsy In tho city
hall tonight, was the lsrg,
est gathering OF representative Re
publicans assembled here In many
years. The speakers were Governor
Clenves, Congressman w. A. Smith, ri
Michigan, Mayor J. l.. Baxter, seHR
tor j. L.. Wilson OF Washington
stephen O'Moara Of Boston, anu Her.
bert NJ. Hshth OF Augusta.
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AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lathe blrlhday
OF Lincoln was celebrated by uhn
quet ut the ltennert undor the susplc 3
OF the Young Mems Republican CLUB,
u which 100 covers were iail.
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BOSTON. Feb. l2.-rho notable fss.
tuTe In Boston commemorative OF the
birthday anniversary OF Lincoln, was
the banquet held Mt Young's hotel this
evening by the Middlesex club, az
which 200 prominent Republicans
from all sections Of the state gathered.
Congressman Walker was the prlnci.
pal speaker, and Ms ho was the com.
mander oil the famous StonewAll
brigade after the death OF Stonewall
Jackson, his tribute paid 10 the mar
tyted President was received with
much enthusiasm.