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Confessed Decree Vacated.

Justice Cox in Equity Court No / today
granted an order Vacating the confessed
decree in the case of Thomas NJ Fields
against Nilhelmina A. E. Won Olsen, other
wise known as Minnie Robert and Mrs
Fields.
Mr.. Fields asks to have the defendant
en1oined from claiming to be his wife and
to have an alleged false marriage certifi-
cate in ner possession Cancelled. Wnen
the case came up for preliminary hearing
several days ago no defense was made and
Mr.. Fields was given decree. Later a
sister of the defendant filed a petition to
have the decree set aside. Judge H B.
Moulton appeared this morning for the de-
fendant and secured the order as stated.
BY the order the defendant is given leave
to answer.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
Held for Grand Jury.

Alfred Jones, colored, was this afternoon
held in $500 bail fer the action Of the
grand jury by Judge Taylor. for shooting
at Anna Turner. also colored, with intent
to XIII. The man and woman formerly kept
company, but some time ago the latter
showed a disposition to drop Jones and
TINS ansered him much that he threat
eneo to shoot the woman, finally firing at
her with q pistol as stated.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The music at ST. Aloysius yesterday at
tracted large crowds, both morning and
evening. The chorus is a large one and
well balanced, while the quartet is second
to none in Washington. The singing of
Mrs. Zaidee Smith, former soprano of st.
Matthews, was as effective as ever.
Albert E. George. a stranger in Wash
ington, will enjoy the city's hospitality for
sixty days. He reached here Saturday,
having walked from Baltimore, his last
stopping place. Policeman Johnson found
him in the hallway at Pulman's photo
graph gallery.
John Ray, living at 22d and B streets,
was struck on the head with a brick yes
terday morning at point about two
squares from his home. After receiving
medical treatment at the Emergency Hos
pital he was able to return to his home
William Jackson colored. of No o Pierce
court was taken sick on Market Space
about o'clock Saturday afternoon. He
was sent to the hospital by Policeman
Dodge
Saturday afternoon about 3:3O O'Clock Mr.
X l.. Williams, living at 523 18th street
was found sick in Lafayette square. Po-
liceman Lewis had him taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital for treatment.
Thomas Thornton, colored, who lives at
1874 Z street southeast had several of his
Saturday night. He went 10 the Emergency
Hospital and had the doctors put in a num-
ber of stitches, which prevented amputa-
tion of the fingers.
An infant chid of Mrs Maud Brown of
ilS Oak street died suddenly yesterday
There had been no physician in attenda nee
ana the coroner was called to the house
He gave certificate of death from nat
ural causes.
Mr.. August Beekman seventy-three vears
old, teli down the cellar steps at his home
NO 1917 9TH street, about Z O'Clock Satur-
day night. When taken to Freedmen's Hos
pltai 5he physicians found that he had sus-
tanned fracture of his right leg.
William Dreschler, living at No. 90 e
street northeast, while riding a bicycIe
about 10 O'Clock Saturday night. coIIided
with Capital Traction electric car at al
street ana pennsylvania avenue. He was
not injured, but his wheel WIS damapeJ
Evening star., 1898-09-12
HELD SPANIARDS AT BAY,
Marriage of n. II. Harrington, an I'm
rewarded Hero of the Mar

e"HrUeU Hero Of the War.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, September 12-Nor-
nan Taylor Harrington, one of the first
heroes developed in the war with Spain,
mas been married to Miss Ann Spencer,
daughter of Robert c. Spencer of this city.
Just before thu breaking out of the war
with Spain Mr.. Harrington was at Bar
celona when mob attempted to tear down
the coat-of-arms of the United States con-
sGlate OF this country. Going to the as
slstance OF Consul Bowen, Harrington held
lne MOB at bay until it was dispersed.
Consul Bowen has written Mr. Harrine-
tens mother, declaring recognition had
never been accorded the courage displayed
by her son on that occasion.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
Major sylve.ter,s Committee.

The committee of arrangkhents of the
welcome given the District boys from San
uago will hold meeting at the Ebbitt
House tomorrow night 1t IS the wish of
Chairman Sylvester that all chairnen of
suocommlttees shall have their reports
ready to be acted upon If
Evening star., 1898-09-12
Fined for Fast Riding.

Alfonso Cooke, Aguilla Hawkins, Oscar
Cooke, Robert Parker; and Storey Chris
mond We're arrested yesterday by Bicycle
Pohceman Mason for violation of the po-
lice regulations in regard to speed Parker
and Chrismond were fined So and 50, re-
spectiveiy, and each of the others forfeited
S..
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j. Hume,
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Insurance Building,
257 Broad way,
NEW YORK

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Evening star., 1898-09-12
Plea of GuiIty,

James Bradley today pleaded guilty of
throwing glass on the street and fast driv-
ing, and Judge Taylor fined him SIS, with
the alternative of forty-five days in the
workhouse.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
Miss Ruiz Prosecuting Witness

Miss Mercedes Ruiz. daughter of the
late Dr.. Ricardo Ruiz, who was assassi.
nated IN a prison in Cuba a year or two
ago. where he was confined on account of
ms sympathy for the insurgents, was a
complainant in case in the Police Court
this afternoon. The statement made was
that Walter Clark, a small colored how
struck Miss Ruiz in the face with n stone
and cut her severely. The assault took
place August u. The boy with some COM
raGes annoyed Miss Ruiz, who was visiting
at No. 2o16 14th street northwest, by CALI
ing Eer names. She pursued them and they
ran and Clark picked up a stone and threw
it at Miss Ruiz.
The boy admitted his guilt, but was dis
missed by Judge Taylor, at Prosecutor Null
lCwny's request, on condition that his
grandmother, who is raising him, would
give him a good whipping. The grand
motherspromised to use her slipper on Wal
ter in such a way would surely prevent
him from wishing to throw stones in the
future.
Evening star., 1898-09-12
Washington
Law and Claims ComDa7y.

~ JOHN q. SLATER, President
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THIS COMPANY
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DAMAGE cases resulting from injuries re-
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Want ads. in The Star pay because they
bring answers.
Evening star., 1898-09-12

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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP


The Undersigned have formed a partnership
ard VIII Ls-e. %" HrLttice law under the trm
na ami styi.. Il I-sCri" x Fulton. ana viii &c
cupy the Offices forueTly occupied by the law
uru ~ Iar. i Lecsie IT, the Equity building
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We therefore trJst that We shall enjoy the
good will and patronage which We haze
enjoyed IN the last.
4 Z L. LECKIF.
CREED NJ. Fulton.
September S. A.T. 1895 sc3-3t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The uHdel signed uy mutual consent have dis
solved the Partnership heretofore existing he
tween Them. Mr. Fulton goes into the law firm
cf I',kie 4 Fulton. Equity building. Mr.. Ed
wards viii ,vutirUe the practice OF law, and
CuIy the pti'eS heretofore occupied by the Did
hrW II FULTON u Eds ards in said building
"" each extend thanks To- all those whose
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his Sta day Of september. 1895.
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s"s'3t W WALTON EDWARDS.
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Evening star., 1898-09-12

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Evening star., 1898-09-12

Forecast till pm. Tuesday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia, fair and continued cool weather to-
night and Tuesday, Increasing cloudiness
and warmer Wednesday; light northerly
winds, becoming southeasterly
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14
"HOOKEY" FLAG RAISED,
An Immense Throng OF People witness
The Ceremonies.

About three thousand people gathered at and
in the vicinity of the Rescue Hook Il Ladder
Company's building on North Main street last
evening to witness the company's flag raising
and attendant ceremonies, which were of Il
very impressive and inspiring character,
Be ore and during the ceremonies cannon
doomed from the slope of the mountain north
of the point of assembage and the event took
on Fourth OF July aspect At 74O o'clock
the ceremonies were opened at a
temporary platform erected at the
northeastern corner of the cOmpany's
building, close to the 65-foot pole erected for
the two flags to be raised. The exercises
opened with patriotic airs by the Grant Band,
after which Mr. G. II. Stmughn, the master
Of ceremonies, introduced Rev. James Moore,
pastor of the Primitive Methodist church,
who offered prayer The singing of My
Country 'Tis of Thee" by the p. NJ. church
choir followed brief address on the object
Of the flag raising by Chairman Straughn,
during which he briefly referred to the events
leading up to the war between the United
States and Spain and predicted success for
the former and freedom for Cuba Mr.. Frank
B. Williams made an impressive address ON
"Old Glory" in which he spoke of its incep-
tiOn its beauty and significance in the eyes
of other nations Mr.. p. J. McHale gave
vocal solo entitled The Ill-Fated Maine"
which brought from the assemblage evidence
of vivid recollection of the sad end of the
ship in the harbor of Havana. The flags
American and Cuban-were then raised amid
Il booming of cannon, n great blast Of the
big whistle at the Kelley Run collery, great
cheering by the people and stirring music by
the band. The flag was drawn to the top of
the pole by Misses Sadie Baugh and Lizzie
Jones, two members of the choir in atten-
dance. As the American flag reached the
height desired it was unfured by rope ar
ranged for the purpose and from its folds fell
a shower of miniature flags. Rev. James
Moore then made an address in which he eX-
pressed the hope and confidence that the
American flag would continue to float as not
only an emblem of liberty, but also of
victory. The choir then rendered Three
Cheers for the Red, White and Blue" and
the selection was followed by cheers for
President Mckinley and his cabinet, the
army and navy, the flag, Rear Admiral
Dewey, the Grant band, the =. NJ. choir and
finally for all who helped the demonstration
to success. Benediction by Rev. Moore
closed the ceremonies.
The Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
desires to thank all who assisted in the cere-
monies and arrangements, especially Super
intendent Thomas Baird, for explosives and
other materials; David Jones, of Ringtown,
for the flag pole and the Grant band, p. NJ.
choir. Rev. james Moore, Frank b. Williams
and p. J. McHale for their services, and also
to William Lang and James O'Hearn.
The two flags raised are beauties The
American flag is 1OXis feet in size and the
Cuban flag 6x9. The latter was made by
Mrs. Morgan Stetler, whose husband is Il
member of the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14

Rev. James Moore has returned from
Pittsburg, where he spent SC yeral days in at
tendance at Primitive Methodist conference.
p. j. Mulholland, u. J. Muldoou, NJ il.
Master, George Folmer, John f. Higgins AN
Chief Burgess Tabor attended meeting Of
the Democratic county standing committee at
Pottsvlle to-day.
Mrs. Matilda Tempest and Miss Matte
Llewellyn left for Philadelphia this morning
to visit friends. Mrs Tempest will remain
i'm the city several months.
samuel Drehr, of Mt. Carmel, spent last
evening in town.
Garrett Keating of Gilberton, was %
guest of friends in town to-day.
Josiah w. johnson, of Reading, spent
to-day in town visiting friends.
E. J. johnson is home from Scranton ON
short visit On Monday he leaves for
Philadelphia where he has accepted posi-
tion in pharmacy.
Superintendent William II. Lewis, OF
VIM. Penn. was an interested spectator mt the
flag raising ceremonies last night
Daniel McNealis left for New York to-day
and intends to reach Mt Gretna next Tues.
day to enlist in the army.
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Flag Raising Deferred.

The employees of the VIM Penn colliery
have postponed the raising of their flag until
next Monday evening An elaborate pro.
gram is being arranged. The Lost Creek
band and cadets VIM. Penn band, NJ. T..
church choir and public school children of
Wm. Penn will be in attendance and the
speakers will be Rev. Father p. f. Daggett,
of Lost Creek, Rey. John Dyson, of VIM.
Penn, Superiutendents William H. Lewis
aud Michael Golden, and Mine Inspector
William Stein, of Shenandoah. The Grant
Band will also be in attendance. There will
be general cannonading and fireworks dis
play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14
GIRARDVILLE BOMBARDED
The Town Startled by IA Terrific Explosion
Last Night.

A terrific explosion occurred at Girardyille
at auout half past ten o'clock last night. A
few minutes after the sheets were crowded
with people and there was great excitement.
The explosion took place at a Lithuanian
saloon on Second street. 1t appears that
early in the evening two Lithuaniaus paid
the landlord a visit and three men got into
an alteration. An ejectment Of the visitors
terminated the alteration.
1t is alleged plan was agreed upon to seek
revenge The two men repaired to their
homes aud secured quantity of dynamite.
They stole to the rear Of the saloon and
placed it under the house. The force Of the
explosion shattesed the entire building.
None of the occupants We're injured, but two
suffered considerably from shock, One Of the
dynamiters has been arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14

QUARTER NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
y that an application will be made to the
Court of Common Pleas of SchuyllSill county,
at Pottsville, on Monday, the 30th day of May,
1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, by Stans-
law Bartv locl, StanisaLs Radziewicz, Walter
Kaminslli Anthony Kaczmanskt, John Gorney,
Anthony Kaminski, Bernat Mechowski and
Michael Rawinski under the Act of Assembly
to provide for the incorporation and regulation
of certain corporations, and the supplements
thereto, approved April Goth 1874, for the charter
of an intended corDoration to be called and
known as "St Stanisaus Polish Roman Catho-
Die Beneficial Society, of the St Casimr
church. of Shenandoah, Penna.,n the chal ac-
ter and objects of which are the maintenance of
a fund for the aid of injured and sick members
and the families of such members may die,
and the promotion of charity and benevolence.
Said corporation is to be carried on at Shenan-
doRh Pa, and for the purposes above set forth
is to have, possess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges OF said Act of Assembly
and its supplements
EDWARD w. SHOEMAKER,
Solicitor
Shenandoah Pa, NAV lith 1898, 5-li-2l-2S
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14

Joseph Keitz, aged 50 years, received pei
haps fatal injuries while assisting the Col
umbus club, OF Ashland, to erect 80 foot
flag pole last evening. They had succeeded
iu getting it raised a considerable distance
from the ground, when it suddenly fell back.
Keitz who was closest to the butt of tn,
pole, made strenuous effort to hold it, but il
foll uDOn him, crushing his lungs and break
iug i've of his ribs. He is at the Miners
% .Uial in a critical condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14
plTHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
ChrOnioled for Hasty PerusaI.

Chonloled for Hasty PerusaI.
As the cockney would put it, Sampson
knows how TO do is duty, too.
A recruiting Office for the regular army
will be opened in Hazleton next week.
Glenn & O'Hearn, the lumber dealers, have
placed neat flag staff on the roof of their
office. Old Glory floats proudly from it and
can be seen very prominently on Main street
Gustav Wachaus has applied for the trans
fer of the license now held by William
Menkewicz of the Fourth ward
To-day the p. & Il. employees here received
their pay.
Squire Mellon, of fremont, has removed
to POttsvile.
Falling down a manway in a cOlliery at
Tamaqua Frank Saplcton was killed.
Tuesday, June ii, has been fixed as the
day for Democratic delegate election in
Columbia county.
Knights Tcmplar of Pennsylvania will
hold their annual conclave at Harrisburg on
May %, 2l and 25
Scranton has been selected by the Grand
Commandery of the Knights Of Malta as the
place for next years convention.
movement is on foot to institute in Potts
vile a lodge of the Daughters of Veterans.
The matter is in the hands of the Sons of
Veterans who are securing II membership list.
W. l.. Beaumont publisher Of the St. Clair
Local, and who is considered one of the best
lay readers of the episcopal church in this
region, has been asked to become the lay
reader of Christ church Frackville, and will
very likely accept.
A fast freight train on the Northern Cen
tral Railway was wrecked just east OF
/ Fishers Ferry, Northumberland county, and
an unknown man stealing ride was in.
| stantly killed.
Notice was yesterday posted in the Phiia-
delphia & Reading locomotive shops, at Read
ing, that beginning next Monday the work
ing time will be increased one,haf hour pei
day.
| COseph keitz was crushed beneath 65-foot
| flag pole, which he was assisting the Colum.
| bus Club to erect at Ashland, and his injuries
are likely to prove fatal.
Reilly r. Huntzinger, of Valley View, this
county, fell from a ladder to the pavement,
while engaged in painting a house. and died
! shortly afterward
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14

Rev. II. ID. Whitless. of Princeton. will
preach in the Presbyterian church to-morrow
morning and evening.
Services in the p. NJ. church Tomorrow ot
1920 a. m. and 6:3O n. m Morning spbipct
The Blessed Man" Evening subiect
MAN stranger to all that is Good"
Owing to the absence from town of tbe
pastor. in attendance at conference. the
regular service will be dispensed with in the
First Baptist church tomorrow evening and
the following program of exercises will be
substituted Singing, choir; scripture lesson
MSS MISS Eni'iS Jones singing cholr prayer
.i mss Sal"n blo"eri Ssns'ns' cnolr recita-
tioh' MISS hess.e uIlHlIhs recitation, MISS
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-14
Headache Quickly Cured
DR.. Davis Anli-Headaehe never fails, 25c


Letters addressed to the following named
people remain uncaled for at the local
post office f. f. Share, Henry Essenwine,
Mrs. Mary Shaw, c. A, Sherman, p. W. Nc
Clone, Mrs. Patsy jones' w. j. Carroll, Edw
Jones, NJ. Ii. Dole. NJ. A. Maley, Samuel
Kingston.
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Funeral.

The funeral of Maurice Fitzgerald, who was
instantly killed at Maple Hill colliery, ON
Thursday, took place from his late residence,
3l6 West Apple alley this morning. Services
were held in the Annuncation church, which
was largely attended Interment was made
in the parish cemetery. The funeral was in
charge of OHara Bros, the undertakers.