The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-04-01
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Union of the United States yesterday morn
/ ing forwarded to President Mckinley the fo.-
lowing letter:
/ Hos WILLIAM McKGNLEY, President of
/ the United States Your EXcelleucy The
/ Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Of the
United States, recognizing the grave respon-
sibilities resting upon you as Chief Executive
Of the Nation in connection with the
Spanish complications, and noting the wise
and patriotic manner in which you are en-
deavorug to bring about peaceful solution |
/ Of those difficulties, hereby extend to you |
their earnest sympathy and beg to assure
your ENccllcncy that the members Of our |
/ Union have implicit confidence in your |
patriotic judgment in whatever manner you .
may think proper TO smploy in the cause of
humanity and the honor and dignity Of our !
beloved country, aud further your Excel |
lency can rely on the loyal support of our
members morally physically and financially |
in uphoding the honor, dignity and supre-
macy of our country's cause. Enclosed |
please find address which has been forwarded /
to each of our branches. With sentiments |
of deep devotion to our country and entire
confidence in your ENccllenCy, we remain
your ohcdient servants,
DANIEL DUFFY, President,
/ A. 4. BOYLE, Secretary
The address referred to is quite lengthy, |
and in speaking of the gravity of the situa-
tion in our national affairs as appealing with
especial force to the members Of the Union, |
says we take this means to reiteratc the
cardinal principles of our Union, and pub
licly express cur unswerving loyalty and in
creasing devotion to our country and its laws,
and to particularly emphasize that our every
effort will be exertsd to stimulate our
common citizenship with true and patriotic
Oh,
measure advocated by our National rulers in
upholding the honor and dignity of our
country. We believe the time has como
whom every patriotic citizen should declare
in clear and positive terms their firm loyalty
to country and while no voice or declaration
is required on the part of our membership to
prove faithful allegiance to our CountTy's
flag, VIC desire to publicly proclaim that as
American citizens We love our country with a
devotion second to none, its flag is our flag,
its laws are our laws, and independent of the
action of any nation or people our firm pur-
pose must be to maintain and preserve those
glorious principles of civil and religious lib
erty guaranteed by our laws and enjoyed in
all their fullness by every subject" The adj
dress concludes as follows: "Our people are
not and cannot be charged with being un-
grateful, and in the enjoyment of the great
advantages guaranteed every cltlzeh uhuer
our constitution iet our actions prove that
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OFF FOR WEST VIRGINIA,
joseph ). Morris, Jr., ana his brother
George Morris formerly OF Ashland, and now
oil f"ttoVille, lett Tor VIVIAN, west va, to
accept lucrative positions at soft coal plant
OF which william Spencer formerly OF
MlneraVille, Is superintendent.
CHASTITY FIND.
Much excitement was occasioned yester-
aay afternoon over the discovery by Loader
Boss Mcdonald, oi Cumboa, OF newly
born baby girl IN box freight car at Silver
Creek colliety, operated by the P. q X. c,
l. Co. The llieIess remains OF the little tot
were wrapped IN newspaper suspicion
'cu 10 uhe dlraNeIihs OIL tne paper "hen thc
clo,I,in, ~, tI,o ,tiId and tho intan;,r ~ tt,o
cor ava sn,,,o ',,.idonco thot tho 'obiId had
bcen horn there Tho residents nr SiIyor
Creok have no susnicion of anvnne in that
ntigbborbood ,rd holiaro H., ol,iId ,,ns
nIaced in tba car ot pbiiad.Inl,i, or sn,no
noint bntyeon that ,.it, and tLe no,lior,,
= while tbo car wos an ronto Tn the coaI re,
, | gious
SUING FOR A SETTLEMENT.
Morris Moses brouobt suit oooinst Michael
J. Powers and Charles Calnon. for 4 settle.
, meut. claiming s33s. Thu d.rendants we're
members of tho Nabanov CITY u,nuf,ctur.
r ing Co. Limited Moses was soliciting
agent and colle,tor bnt sold his interest for
connie of hundred dollars He recoivea
bills for collection and collected n LITTLE over
Sl3O when be was stopped nv the firm There
was certain losses which Moses was asked IN
bear portion as a martial member of the
companv Verdict for nlaintifr for so33
rur rvo>.n,rlS courrsr
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LEI LEXIS "HANlEp'
Letters of administration were granted to
George w. Mortimer and G. Wesley Morti-
mer. on the estate of Susan f. Mortimer, late
of pOttsyille deceased
The will of Daniel Deibert, late of Higgins
l.