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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06
FOULLY ATTACKED.
Men From WIN. Penn Attacked While on
TheIr way To Town.

Joseph Edmundson aud David Schwmkel,
of VIM. Penn were victims Of an outrageous
us nult last evening. at about $3.50 o'clock
while walking along the p & R. railroad on
their way from VIM. Penn to town, When
they reached point between the dirt banks
Of The Turkey Run and West Shenandoah
colIieries three men suddenly approached
from the rear Edmuudson received q blow
on the back Of the head from
sling shot that felled him to the
ground schwinkel lodged several blows
aimed at him with the same weapon and
drove the assaiants Off by clever ruse. II,
pulled q pipe from his pocket aud pointed
the stem al the three men, shouting Run
or rll Lill everyone of you" The ruso
worked to perfection and the three men dis
appeared. Edmundson recovered aud wa,
stei {, town by his companion. Dr. Stein
dressed scalp wound two inches long on the
back Of thg victims head. IL is believed
robbery was the motive for the assault
Srhwiukel says he knows the three men, but
not their names.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06
Admiral 'Miiicr'- bereavement

London, July 6.-The funeral of Miss
Helen Miller, daughter of Rear Ad-
miral j. n. Miller, T. S. n, who died
from typhoid fever on Saturday last
church. Bishop Potter, of New York.
officiated. The United States ambas-
sador Colonel John Hay, and Mrs.
Hay, Whitolaw Reid and Mrs. Reid,
all the staff of the United States en-
bassey, Levi p Morton and Mrs. Nor
ton and Mr.. and Mrs Creighton Webb
We're present The Brooklyn sailed
from Southampton for home today,
with the body of Miss Miller on board,
permission having been cabled by Sec
retary Long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

Letters of administration were granted to
Frances Meyer on the estate of James Nune-
macher late of East Brunswick township de-
ceased.
Also to Hannah r. jenkins on the estate
of Catharine Stephenson, late of St. Clair, de-
ceased.
Also to Stanley Amlowski on tho estate Of
Charles Yeuschinski, late of McAdoo, de-
ceased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06
MAHANOY CITY.


NAUANoY CITY. July William Miller.
~ year old stcp-sou of Adolph Wolf was
seriously burned about HE face and hands by
an explosion Of powder yesterday morning
He was un his way home from q hardware
store with a pound of punpowder when a
boy near him discharged a revolver A spark
from the shot iguitod the powder and the
boy narrowly escaped darge GUS if not fatal
injuries
John Rogers, miner employed at the
Greenwood colliery, Tamaqua, was painfully
injured about the hips by fall of clod. He
was brought to his home here.
A hungarian was roughly handled at the
Mansion House corner yesterday. A torpedo,
struck him in the face. He turned and at
tackled the fellow who threw it, whereupon
the latter's companions attacked him and his
nose was broken. No arrest was made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

1000 pair of ladies fine dougola button
shoes, in three different styles of toes, worth
$500, we will close out at 81 25, regular hard
time prices. Also special sale of summer
russets in mems boys ladies', misses and
children shoes. WoMERs, 124 North Main
street. G-l6-lm
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

Chicago, Ju,y G-Evanst9n life savers
are looking for a lost aerunaut. When
they find him tS"y viii restore to linn
his balloon. The airship is riding on
the surface of Lake Michigan. about
three miles off the Evanston station.
but il is anchored, and the aeronout
can have it on application. When the
balloon was first sighted the life saving;
crew ran out their boat, and after d
hard pull managed to capture it. The
life savers saw the balloon is of the
kind used for long voyages, and not
the hot air kind sent up by parachute
jumpers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

By the colliding of a bicycle with a butcher
wagon, at the corner of Main and Centre
streets yesterday morning the wheel was so
badly damaged as to render it almost unre-
parable. The rider of the wheel escaped
being injured
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

From J. w. Richardson and wife to the
German Evangelical Christ Lutheran church,
of Mahanoy City, premises in Mahanoy City.
From the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Company to James McGlynn for premises in
Kline twp.
From Antonio Costanza to Laveria Costanza
for premises in Kline twp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken. weaken OF gripe, 1Oc
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06

LADY CLERKS IN ATTENDANCE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06
NEW SILKS
FOR WAISTS.
BLACK SILKS
STYLISH DRESS GOODS

This department is so
complete that no descrip-
ton would do it justice
we are the leaders in this
line and our goods are
marked at rock-bottom
prices.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-30
TUESDAY. March 30. 1897.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Thomas Webb left here Wednesda,
morning for his sheep herd OCT west
The Peoples Coop sell the Sego Lii,
shoes. They can't be beat.
Nothing is allowed to 90 to wais
these hard times except the young
mans arms
Robert Fowler and wife are now
located in the old Fowler residence
having recently moved there.
See that your children always wear
District 76 school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop
The smoke in the air Of late is token
that spring is approaching and the
orchards and gardens are being cleaned
and got into shape.
Mr.. Ct. S. Mowery, Lehi's painter
and paper hanger, has been suffering
from severe cold for several days past.
Mayor Evans had little trouble with
his race horse near our Office on Thurs
day. The wind went out OF him all of n
sudden, but the Mayor soon pumped
him full again.
few days ago some petty thief stole
from Felix Longs place nice ham, also
some wearing apparel from Mrs.
Hnrvey's. 1t does seem too bad that
these sneaks cannot be caught and
learned II lesson.
Several OF Lehi's citizens attended the |
reception of Senator Arthur Browns at
Salt Lake on Tuesday night, The |
Senate: is the picture OF health. There +
were present host OF friends to greet
him and Mrs. Brown.
J.J Thomas called in to see us
Thursday. He reports that some of the
sheep herds out west are not in the best
condition, but says Tom Webb's is do
ing splendid. The good condition of
the herd is partly due to the favors Tom
has received from Mr.. Thomas, who
has allowed the herd TO run on his
ranch
Two of our citizens who love to see and
travel on good streets were out doing a
fine job on lst East Main St. on We'd
nesday afternoon by leveling it with
scraper These gentlemen were no
others than our cashier OF the bank, Ole {,
Ellington, and Supt Granger of the
sugar factory The gentlemen receive
our thanks for the good work done in
front OF our Office.
The quietto town never before witnessed
such hunting up ofnews, such a rustl-
ing around for items of interest, such
plying OF all kinds OF questions to all
Kinds OF people on all kinds of subjects.
u man is seen going through the
streets with aload OF brick he is ut once
leld up and interviewd by an item
lend. Nothing in the shape OF news
6 allowed to go to waste. Men haze
'lodded along for the last 40 Iyears, un-
noticed, find their names and deeds
mentioned in the papers and wonder
low 1t got there. All this shows up the /.
advantages ard resources of the town G
nd makes times lively.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-30
Conference at Salt Lake this week.

conference at salt Lake this week.
T. X, Cutler was in Tintic last weel
looking after his mining interest owe
there
Ask the peoples Coop to show yor
District 76. They will be pleased to d,
SO
Building material is being piled on
the lot of John Beck in the upper part
Of town.
Several of the boys who have been
attending school at Logan are expected
home at the end OF tins week.
Did you ever wear Sego Lily shoes If
not, why not? One trial will convince
you. Sold by Peoples Co op.
Wilson and Jensen have been awarded
the contract to do the building for Mr..
George Austin.
The r. G.. w. have distributed very
neat descriptive pamphlet of the Tintic
mining district. 1t contains some fine
illustrations and is full of interesting
reading.
The teachers went to Payson on
Thursday evening to visit the schools
there on Friday and attend the institute
on Saturday. For this reason there was
no school here on Friday.
More than half the yield of anything
you cultivate, depends upon the effort
you put fosth in making it productive.
Fertility OF soil is the basis Of all real J
profit, and the farmer who does not in
crease the productive capacity of his sol
is surely going down hill.
The school trustees are preparing TO
build the new school house for the north
part OF town. The law has recently
been amended so as to allow the trustees
10 let the work without contracting the
whole building. This will give the
people chance to do the work and all
who can will be given chance to work
IN the buildingor hauling material.
But small house greeted the Home
Dramatic company on their appearance
t American Fork OH Thursday night
'ut this did not deter the company from
heir work as they gave one OF the best
erformances they have given this
eason and those present ad treat.
he Lehi orchestra ACCOMPANIED then,
nd did some excellent playing.
The people OF Lehi are good theater
oers as was again shown on Thursday
lght when a full house greeted
Iahara's minstrels who kept them in
BOD humor for the evening. There is
'nslderable talent in the company and
was brought out and appreciated by
le audience. They will call here on
eir next western tour.
The new curtain at the opera house is
right. 1t is very nicely painted and
eaks in praise for Mr.. Elvers, the
ntleman who handles the paint brush
dexterously. The home dramatic and
essrs. Garff and Elvers, all of whom
I'VE worked so energeticly to get the
W scenery in the house, can take to
emselves much honor, for they are
rely entitled to it. We feel proud to
the new scenery has changed the T
ioie appearance of the stage so much
at 1t is pleasing sight to sit and look
it, and i; greatly charms those who
to see the different plays. Fow the
rk is complete we say well done and
hope the public will we'll reward
Tor so faithful and praisworthy
,or.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-30
THE LEHI BAN MFR
Lehi. Utah County, Utah
LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor-Mosiah Evans.
CouasiLmsn- John R)berts Jr., o j
EllIngson, Richard Bradshaw Andrew
A. Peterson, John S. Willis.
Recorder-John +. Ross.
Treasurer-James Harwood.
MarShal-Joseph A. Thomas,
Cuy Justice-L. B. Willis
School TRUSTEES
ames b. Gaddie. John l.. Glib, James
j. Carter.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-03-30

Advertisements in thus column Ten cents per
ifRe frst insertion, dre cents per line each oddt-
tiOnal Insertion
The times., 1897-12-31
SPARSE fRhDE In STOCKS
Dull and Irregular Market Faces
the List Of Dealers.
Money Easy, With Tendency To
Lower Rates-I.ittl lee Com mission
House Business Doing.

NV York, Dec. 3G,-The stock market
was extremely dull and quite ifregniir
TODAY. Consolidated Gas declined, per
haps in sympathy with ehe muddle in the
East River Equitable proceedings, though
on the q her hand, the Individual affairs
OF the company mi Sht hc held as suf
ficient eNplaui.tion.
Technically, the situation a. the stock
might hc considered strong, since Il is
not beloved the floating supply VIII he
actually Increased Wien 9the directors
manage to Obtain listing or the .tock
exchange OF the remainder Of the tree glry
stock. Manhattan and Metropolitan Street
Railway continued fairly active and were
rather feveIish.
The trade was light i.a the gTangeTs and
the general lis. Commission toUSe busi-
ness v-ss at low ei,h. Foreign houses
had small orders on both sries OF the ac-
count il various stocks. TIE money mar
ket was easy throughout the day, and its
n.Cre d, finite tendency. tows I'd lower rates
was reflected in the greater firmn sss of
sterling exchange. Peoples Gas, Sugar,
and Tobacco contributed their usual relief
quota TO the aggregate dealings The
trading, even in those instances, reflected
only a languid specula tive interest. The
close was strong.
The times., 1897-12-31
THE Blue AND THE RED.
Snldi, r., IF Thts Country and England
wiz March Together.

Eiraty five wears ago the redcoatS oi
the British array apd the h.uecoats of 'the
mcrican soldiers confronted each other
with fixed. bayonets at double i lick com
fnand. 8 acl bent on the annihilation OF th,,
other. Within another month these sane
red and lluacoats viii ha marching side by
side through British territory, bent On an
errand of mercy. They viii have com
mencaF tleir perllaus journey 10 tine klon-
dixie, cTiInated with the sole desire of
rendering aid TO the starved and p ,rishne
advenIureTS who sought rapid wealth in
the ice bounG gold fields.
Together oI. this hum unitarian mission,
arm IN arm, Snarin2 danger and comfort
alike. eEeuies no longer, the soldiers of tie
Queen anG the Great Republic will battle
with the elements, overcome the 2ostruc-
tions of nature. pierce the frozen Yukon,
and furnish food 10 the fauiished ones.
TIE joint expedition viii leave Skas-
uay abe ut February ]. 1t had been the
intention of the Canadian goyernm mt 10
NOV. 600 msn hy the middle of Ian ldry.
but as a matter of courtesy To the Ameri-
can Cove rnnent the troops VIII be detained
until the A uericau detachment can reach
that poitt, and then as one band they W II
proceed Oh their way. The Caaa'li1n
supplies sent il under military control. The
use of the Canadian military posts has
been offered the A merlcau troops, and many
other facilities which VIII make he
journey through tin at country less irksoue
The times., 1897-12-31
THE +. p. \. SMOKER.
Guests to BE Entertained by weli
Known Artists


The Travellers Protective a Associa tion
smoker which VIII be held on Wednesday
evening no VI at the Times Building, prom
ises tc be al event OF much Importance.
Mr.. JoSeph Waner;tein, the president of
the national oI oIganization, and several Of
the ext. utiye committee have already loti-
fled CEaiIman Cans that they viii most
certainly bc here.
The following talent VIII AXE part: Mr.
Fred GaiSherg. phonoS raph and piano:
Master Horace Laus, roy soprano; Marks
Z. Kahn, recit;-t3un; an orchestra under the
leadership OF Mr.. lIanlein: Mr.. Lee Baum
garten, recitation; Henry Mills, songs,
Gustaye 6uhns, violin solo: the GOnd0lier
Mandolin Club: the Meyerbeer Quintet, Mr.
Callahan, stories. Mr. L. Blout, piano solo;
Mr.J Cattel, songs; the Montrose Mand )iin
Club; Ar. A. F.. Middleton, Washington :
weli-kn, vi. singer; Mr. Thomas Wilkin-
son.
Besides these the talent from the different
theaters viii AXE part at the Close OF their
respective performances Nothing has
beenlef un1Uueto make thisa banner event.
The times., 1897-12-31

Mr. Nee. the big furniture dealer, make
his initial bow 10 The Times readers today
and he evidently intends to startle them
right from the word go. He is advertis-
ing as New Years gift a bargain in
rockers lat is unparalleled. d very hand
some cohbler-seat rocker at S2.25. 1t is
not one of the ordinary cheap affairs, but q
really valuable acquisition 10 any room.
Times readers VIII do well TO take a;i-
vantage of this splendid offer, which only
lasts Wutil Door tomorrow. No house can
have too many rockers, and this Is away
ahead of The every day, adv ertised bargains.
Nee's stole. a. everybody knows is at the
corner OF Seventh and II streets. 1t
The times., 1897-12-31
NEW FIaEMnN FoREMEN
Several Appointments anu Prone,
tiuHs Made known

S4yeldE appointments anu ) ip-itJ-
tiuis Made known.
The several appointments and promotions
that have been expected in the fire depart
ment were uade yestarday 81 ft y several con
suItations between Chief Paris nj COMMITS
sioner Wight. The new members IF the
force are:
II. F. Mcconnell. E. T. Martin. c. W
Buhler, {. Y. Mcintosh. W. r. Hollitlge. \
c. Perry, T. Mccormick, 4. l.. Lusby, T.
Shehan, ) T Knealy, .. ". Hurley. NJ
Dorsey, George Mis3baum, " j Gardlsi rs.
Allan, II. q. Brown, G. s. InsCore, j. O.
o DON ghu.. W. H. WertZ, d j. Bradley.
The Pre- motions are follows: A ssistant
Forema. and Tillerman G. ". Hopkins
to be foreman; Assistant Foreman John
burlington to be foreman; Private p. j.
Hollohan to be assistant foreman; Assist
ant Foreman W. A. Dickson TO be tiieTnlau;
Foreman ID. J o'Cpnnor To be engineer,
Foreman Conrad Weitzel to be engineer
Private c. w. Sears 70 be fUrenia n; Private
Ernest kt um to he fireman; Private Z. L.
Williams TO be fireman; Private J. II.
SuiIiiai, &c De fireman; Private A. &. Eas-
ton IL be hostlei; Private JIG. II Irper to b.
hustIer.
The times., 1897-12-31
RETURN WITHOUT APPROVAL
Commissioners DO Not Favor Al,
fioniup 81 rect Railway FranchiS -


commissioners DO Not Favor II.
tioning street Railway FranchiS IS
The District Commissioners yesterday r.
turned tc Congress- without their approval
the bill proposing that new franchises to
street railroads be sold at public auction
I. description oc the bill was printed re-
Gently ia The Times When the bill was in
troduced during the extra session, the
arguments i. its favor We're stated to be
that il would Compel people VINO wish To
make fortunes out of the public, to pay ~eil
FOR their privilege. The Commissioners 'io
not take This yiew Of It. They say in their
letter OF lisapprovai
The biil proposed to require that he
right Il. occupy public space in tie Dis
trict of Columbia for street railway pur
poses sl'ali be sold at public auction To
the highest bidder. The Commissioners are
unabi" to recommend favorable action
upon ttis measure. In recent years Con
gress IL granting charters TO street rau-
way companies in the District has re-
guired the companies to pay per cent
OF their earnings as taxes, III seems 10
the Coz. Inissiaucrs that il is much bet
ter plan To- require, by law the COM
panies to pay For their privileges N a
fair pero Cntage OF their :sruss earnings
than to leave the matter to the unccr-
tainteS of Il public auction, where an
ahsurdly low price, OF an excessive one,
may be bid, to the disadvantage OF she
Government in one case, or OF the com
pany in the ,tter; neither OF which Is
desirable for the public good.
Another reason is that Washington is
in different category from the other
cities in this country, iDaSniuch as it is
. ways possible for Congress 10 amend
railway charters granted by it, to req ~
such hetterment of service, and TO impose
such taxes as may be deemed wise and
aivisa bic"
The times., 1897-12-31
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Quickly Cured.
You May Have Sample Bottle of the Great Discovery
DR. Kilmer's SwampRoot Sent Free by Mail

Meu and
in
IS
fr TIT hak toe nc1uen
I hear
kidneys
hok n
g cian and
TO weak
Eld an
Inert
~ c DR.
~ Y.
The times., 1897-12-31

The rumor that the STANDARD Oil people
viii b. represented in the new sugar di
r.otury 10 be cIected at the annual N eat-
ing in January seems more and more every
day To have a good foundation. There
wa. published in this column several mouths
ago the first intin.ation given out any
where that the STANDARD OIL Trust was
Interested In Sugar. AftaTwIrl there was
Considerable OF q sensation over the facts
which were given columns in many Of
tnr new wspapeTs. 4 reference to the suE-
geStiuns made In The Times then Will ba
Interesting If the standard Oil people
d" take par; In the mana cement of Sugar.
There can he NJ question that they could
if they wished. Their strength in Su.n
stock is variousIy estimated up to con
trolling Interest in the whole of both the
issues. Whatever the result If the Jauu
aFy meeting is 10 be the course Of the
stock fSr several Gays should he upward
undoubtedly on the chance OF the change.
Mr.. TIa vemeyer says ur Sugar:
The business for the year has been
exceedingly good. The outlook IS bright
AMI stockholders Of the Sugar Company
have nothing 20 fear. The dividends rave
been more than earned, aud the condition
of the company is stronger today than it
has been at any time
The times., 1897-12-31

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust, dated
September 2. 1888, aud recorded in liber
2UAb- folio PSI ct. seq, one OF the land
recarGs OF tie District of Columbia, and
at tire request OF the holders OF the notes
secured thereby, we VIII sell az public
wEDNESnA Y, JANUARY s AID. is9S,
At O'Clock r. H., the following described
real estate, situate il the county OF Wash
lBgton, District OF Columbia. tO-wit: All
that part OF lot numbered one tll or Nor
ment's subdivision OF Betsy Buffers estate.
contained IN tie following npteS and
bounds: Beginning at stone planted on
the north side OF The MILK House Ford read.
being Tie southwest corner OF tile original
lot numbeie eG one %; thence north along
Ghe west line OF said lot one 10. one hun
dred and Seventy-fiye feet 80; thence
IN an eaSterly course parallel with said
Milk House Ford road, fortyf eett 40b; thence
IN SuuthWesterly course parallel with tbe
first line mentioned. 10 the north Side of
said road, one hundred ana Seventy-five
G76l feet: thence along said Mix House
containing seven thousand q 7,0G05 square
feet Of ground, more or less.
Terms Uf sale. one-haIT U-2l of the
purchase money 10 be paid IN cash. balance
In two equal iEstallmentsi In six 90 and
twelve t12D months, with interest at six
t6D per cent per annum, secured Oh the
property sold. or ell cash at the option
OF the purchaser. 4 deposit OF fifty
dollars $500 VIII be required at the time
OF sale y II cOnTeyanCiDg and record ding
at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be
compiled with within ten t10l days from
day of sale, or the trustees reserve the right
10 resell a. the fisk and cost of def aulting
purchaser. or purchasers, after five (o)
days, previous adver1Sement of sucn resale.
GEo.t GEO ". V WniTE, ]: e
Webster Law Bldg. No. 300 u st. NV
tie23-1 sUoSds
The times., 1897-12-31

Don't be persuaded! into buying IiniGlsnts
without reputation or meTit-CnIm5er-
iain's Pain Balm costs no more, ana its
merits have Teen proven by 4 test OF many
rears. Such letters as the following from
l. Il Bagley, HueueIuc. Cal. aye cousta atty
being received: The Test remedy for gain I
have eye er used is Chan. beFiain' S Pain Balm.
and / say so after having used it in my
family for several ears. 1t cures
rheumatism. lame back, spraiDs and swell
iDGs. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail druggist 33S ct and Conn aye-
aud rt.nw and 142s Nd sSV. ne
The times., 1897-12-31
Mr.. Lehman sa Us of cotton:

Mr.. Lehman says of Cotton:
The general sentiment. not only in
New YorS, but in all cotton centers. appears
tn be bnllish, although many Of those in
te5eSted anticipate some further declines,
TIL. movement OF cotton 10 Consumers is
going on at a liberal rate. ant! there can he
lttl- doubt but that spinners are laying in
good supply q { these low figures and as
the season advances we look for contjn led
huying OF the actual cotton at any where
al und the existing basis. As 20 prices
in the near future. great deal depends ON
tht receipts in January. but unless thet
sh'. uld he very excessive we think the
market will hold fairly steady In any
event there can be but little fisk in buy
ing, As any declines are likely to he limited
and only OF temporary duration. We are III
ciired to feel that by waiting one NAV
have slightly better opportunities OF buy
ing. hut il goes without saying that ADOPT
ing this course entails the risk of missing
the chance.
The times., 1897-12-31
rTLFPHoNr srocKs
wheat Market Unsettled

Che~go. Dec 30-Afav wheat ranged
from 81 IS ." sc IS. snd Heceu:ber. Ola
90 today. At the opening there was
considerable selling ~ commission houses
OF both 1pticus The clique interest was
q buyer of december, and apparently both
bought and sold tie May option. Tho
trddets unsettled and tho market uncert ain
rendered 70 Ly the doubt surrl Hnfiiac tn
outcome # the December eieaI, Exports
were equivalent to 100000 bushels, lat
new business Ontinues small.