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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-28
WcHurbe1t.

Qlm 18. Suli Iii bsr Nd1e bon g6i-
lipsburg Grau pbilipp WloIer, geb.
Reppler i'm Mlter BON 46 Sabren,
ned MIR eintdaiger Granfbeit. Die Vers
Itprbene binterldbt einen traliernoen
Baiten nit 3 Ginoeril.
ggittpe glsnes Snedrp waro am 90.
Suli ouf ibrer Garm, 3 Meileit meitlid
BON Bort Wafbinaton belpubtlos por
i9rem Souie aefunoen. Sic lag nit
sertretenem @elibte am goben nnb
man permutbet, iie fei obnnddtig ae=
tporoen, ,pdbrenb fie ibr pferb aus-
jpannte (iie NOR in Mplfs Station bel
einem Mrste getpeien, oa lie lih unipohl
fiblte) uno bas pierb lei ibr anf oaS
G,eIid)t aetreten. Sic lebte nod neb=
rere Stunben. nadbem man lie aefun=
ben, tam aber nidt mebr gum Bepnbts
lein. sic mar 48 Sabre alt uno bin=
terldbt einen Gobn uno cine Sobter.
glm l9. Suli in Dennilon S. g.
Bader, I'M 4lter bon "a sSabren. Ser
Nerforbene mobnte lett bem Sooe iei=
ner Nrau bel ieiner Sodter, 6rau Siaac
Gramer. st binterldBt 6 &inoer. 2
60bne ltnb a 5Dhter.
9lm Is. Suli in Der Wdbe bon Strab=
burg 6rau Sobn 6ornep I'm Nlter bon
IS sSabren an gllteridmdhe. Sic bin.
terldbt eineu bodbetagten @atten uno
mebrere Ginoer.
9lm %. Suli auf isiner 6arm in
Der Ndbe pon Miopale 2emuel 0erron
an ben Solaen zines Sonncnni1es.
Ser 8eritorbene batte am Sonnerlfag
6eu 9emdbt uno tpuroe i'm Na6mittag
bon ieiner Srau beiuuBtlos i'm Geloe
eeirnben. 3roB iofortiaer drstliher
Siilie farb 9erron fhon nah peniseu
@tunben. st NOR II Sabre alt uno
binterIdbt cine gDittipe uno orei &in@
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sSn grootlpn, Dem 6iili9en Stabts
tbeile BON Canal Doper, Wm. 6.
8ro,pn, 38 Sabre alt, on Der glusseb=
rung. Ser Yeritorbene binterldBt cine
Mittpe uno 2 Ginoer.
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0IXscr.

Sic Glasfabrifanten in Mnoetion,
Sub, iino. Die Wirtung Der @rb0bune
Der 8ieriteuer porausiebeno. auf ben
idarfIinnisen ginfall setommen, rop=
tifd tduIdenoe" Yisrgldfer bersultellen,
tpelhe ourhaus niht anoers aussuieben
iineinen mie eemObnlihe Bieraldier ilno
and nidt ihperer iino. in ipeld)e aber
um ein Giertel meni9er gier binein=
aeht oils in bic Slider. III wel6en bis=
lang Der iddumenoe @eritenioit in ben
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iab. 9dslid aeben aanse Wasenla=
bunaen hieIer Slider nod GbicaSo uno
anberen @rpbItGoten ab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-28
@i6ti9 iiir Sarsablcr.

G9abamt bon 3usearatpas Gountp,
@ew philadelphia, Ohio. :
90. Suli 1898.
IS miro Sbnen hermit 9ioiis seae=
ben, oaB bic 5teuerliiten fir Die Suni=
Collection ON
samifas, 80. Suii 1898,
seiGlolen iperoen, nod ipelber 3eit Elm
Strafbetrag bon Is prosent au bem
Steuerbetraa geihlaaen ipiro.
8om 81. Suli bis 5. September
1898 tonnen teine Steuern besablt per=
ben.
90. 9. Sodfetler.
GountD Shabmeilter.
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Wer Der .er6bte1 ameritaniide
Golbot i'm geeenipdrtigen 3rieae 1T,
fann erf bic 3utunft lebren, bagegen
lit Der ,ldngife" bereits aefunben. gs
iii ber Greiipillise grant Wpnne aus
OilsborO, Mrf.. Der bei gompanp M
bes eriien 9egimeuts ftines QeimNts-
iidotes iiebt. Der wlann ntibt s dub
5 GOT.
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Gdliebt om 2 siuauR Cure Sc

id1fte.
Ger Gruriionssug am 2. Wuauif
miro eiren Gepdftuagen mitfiibren.
lIGreb. 5ihanB iuurbe in Maflilon
bon einem 3uae Sermalmt.
0enrD sbainnasel tDurbe in
Waiiilon bon einsm 3uae uieoergerannt
unO tuiro iterben.
gBir pertaufen alle linIere Shirt
Weifen gum balben preile. genuBt
bic Gelegenbeit.
$. 8. 3infep.
penIionen muroen bepilligt :Gli-
iabetb YolB. Gaesrsuille, So; Wtarp
8roipn, Gtoneereef, So; Grau Or. s.
%. Mcgaulep. llbrispille, $l7.
Man ben Yeridtel Der 3otpnibip
NHeiIoren tpuroen i'm perilpilenen Sab=
er in oieIem Gountu 900 Ginoer aebp=
rem. 3oDesfdlle iuuroen 337 berihtet.
2ebte Wode murbe in elmer Gob-
feminine in yarnbili 5obn SteuenIou
bon einem fallenoen Stein getrohen
uno mubte ieitber oas 8ett bitten, bod
1T er auf oem Weae Der yeferung.
Nab benz Yeri1te oes gountp
Nnoitors wohnen in unierem gountp
q Saubltumme. 8 Ylinoe, Is gpilepti=
ihe, 20 Nerriifte uno l6 Sbwah=
linniae.
8riiieier 5eppide fir 40 Gents,
quite Sn3rain Seppi6e fir 25. 30
nno 374 Gents. Sang nollene (niht
tbeiIlpeiie Yaum,poas) As uno IS Gents.
Gubteppihe werOen billig ausperfauft
bel 8. g. llrfer.
Wdbrenb bes Gtllrmes, am
Montag tpuroen auf Der 6arm bon
Clinton Sliffe, einem Garmer in Der
Ndbe BON Sbanespille, 3 Stiif Ginb=
pieb bonn BliB eridlagen.
= 9a Die bielise MuiifeeielIdaft bas
pie-Me an graoD's See mitmaht, 10
miro ndhfe @ode bas freie Muiifeons
sert auf Dem gub.ie square am Mon-
tag. itatt ON Gienitas 9lbsno ifatifin-
ben.
= Nad oem ,@9ronicle" bat @eorse
Wel6. elm ;sarmer in Der 9fdhe bon
ll6rihspille, auf einem 6elbe bon 10
gder 440 Sufbei Weisen eeerntet. alio
A 8uibel per older. Gin rieliser
Grtrag.
= Srau steffep Gtuber iiel am
6reitag beim pfliden bon Yrombeeren
in ben @anal uuo mdre ertrunfen, tpenn
niht ibr Sobn goparb ben llnfaa
reht3eitia bemertt uno Die Wtutter ge=
rettet bdtte.
Sie gepfeIernte in unIerem
Gountp fbeint ben aebegten @rmar=
tunaen nidt entipreben su ,poaen
8iele Griidte iino porseitig berunterse=
fallen uno an nanden Orten ,piro Der
Grtras nur gering iein.
= Sn Sarriipn unb @eause goun=
tp miro feline Som Steuer besablt.
8od iollte man ia ni1t elauben. baB
in ben beioen Counties nidts 9etrun=
fen mirb. Seifentlid ouloet man fei=
ne @irtbidaften, i'm Stiaen aber gilt
S1l.
Wittpe Nnna Gdiermann, cine
8reiiin bon 78 Sabren, fiel am Sams=
tag Nbeno in ibrem 9auie on 8eaper
Npsnue cine Sreppe binunter, bod tam
lie obue erbebli1e 8erlebuusen oapon.
Sic iuollte bon einem 3immer in oas
anoere seben, aber unter Der 9ibs lei=
oeno serietb lie auf Die Sreppe uno
fiel beruntee.
= Die ganse Nuspabl bon Sadets
& Gapes miro auspertauIt ba Der Plab
aebraudt iui:o. Sir einselne iueroen
333 prosent an Dem geip0bnlihen Yrei=
ie abgelalien fur anoere Bic Sdlfte BEL
6. g. Il rfer.
| Il CN,a -, S,,Lxx. A.. 49,
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y Eie iibriee Welt. bic nit geipann=
ter 5beilnohme ben lebten Rampf elmer
einIfi9en Weltmadt perfolat, siebt aus
ben ipsnisen sroben greisnifien oes bis=
heriaen Grieees Die 2ebre, oaB in 3n=
tnnft bic 0erridatt sur See bon ar6bter
Bebeutuns iein miro bel alien 8riesen
3pilnen 5tpei eroben 9tationen nnb oab
babel ihlieBli6 ber Beiib elmer Glotte
BON ipirtliden ponserihlah tihiffen er-
fer @r6be falf oasIelbe beoeutet. mas
Elm itebenbes, INNER BON ne uem bur1=
gebilbetes, nit ben neuelien unb beifen
ginrintunecn unb Maffen ausge5eiH=
nstes Deer fiir bic lleberleaenbeit 81
Qanbe 1T.
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3ageSneui euigfeite,t.
ShluB.

Oie Sdtpeis forbert bon ben Ser.
Gtaaten commercielle 8leihlieluns nit
Srantreih.
Sn Sranspaal, Nfrita. 1T ein tpert6=
polles petroliumlager entoeft woroen.
Gin enaliider Ssloampfer braAte
bic Nadridt. baB er auf ben Santen
bon NeullinDlano Dor einigen Sa9sn
sinem Iansen 3use BON Ssiben, mebr
als 200, beseanet lei. Gr slaubt, bab
lie 2eiben Der ertrunfenen palla9iere
Der ,Soursogne" tparen.
esn einem Sturm on Der Miinbuns
oes 6raser, 9. g.. famen ettpa 25
2ahsfiiher. meilfens Ghinelen, Sapa=
neIen unb snoianer um.
ssn Der Hadt gum Sonntaa muroe
Conception, bic 9aupiitaot Der probins
aleihen Namens, in Gbile. Siio Nme=
rita, loiuie bas a6t Meilen oapon ent=
fernte 5alcabuano, on Der guht bon
CONCEPTION, bon einem beftilen grbbe=
ben beimseiudt, welAes etlpa cine Dti=
mute lang oauerte, uno sahlreide 6e=
bduoe serltOrte.
Die Gaiierin bon &uBlano bat bas
bel oen europaiiden Soioamen ein9e=
riTene Gigarrettenrauden in ibrer @e=
aenmart unteriast. Taranf entriiiteter
proteIt.
Da auf Der beruugliiften ,2a gour=
aogne" einige DIireihiihe Seeleute ma-
rem, 10 iolen oieie jebt fur Die Bru=
talitdt Der Manni1aft beg Shiffes ber=
antwortlih eemadt iperoen, 16 oeriel=
ben, tpelhe auf Der So 8retagne" in
0apre eintrafen, ipurben pDr einen
Wlasiitrat eefiibrt unb troboem bas
gepeismaterialIehr lhmab mar. Ieds
Der geihuloisten in 8etuahriam ae=
nommen, tpdbreno bic anoeren entlaher
nuroen.
Sos 5tdotden Yuamaih, 81. g.,
| if burd 5euer polllidnois seritOr'
tporben. Gtpa 200 Wobnbduier, fun
Girden, 3mansie 2dben, orei 9otels
unb mebrere Mublen fielen oem raien
ben Clement gum apfer. 1900 per
ionen, Die gan3e seridaft, i'm:
our1 ben Brano obbadlos seiuoroen
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RrtefItNe.

sgiir Die am %. Juli enbenbe
Wo1e blieben fplge1be nibt retlomirte
griefe auf ber bieiigen pDfoffiee
Wlrs. 81. M. Darinion.
6. s. Jiiber.
5obn &. 8ooobur.
Wlr. William 0arb.
6. pbiaips.
Wlib glen pffisr.
9fepton M. 90plOr.
Mr. 3eie @iIioms.
q. 4. Denr0orff, g. M.
6iat Eurs G6rbe uno m19t bic
G1curiiDn nad BEN 8ranb See an 3,
MuBuf NIT.
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Geiratbsb etuintgun8cm.
}m. yaipper - 2sota W. Bopers.

= Gtiquetten gum NuItleben auf
@ein= unb Mbisfp=6laihen tueroen in
bieier Office sebrudt.
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= Sic Sniurgentenfiibre., bic BON
ibren vNrmeen" iprehen, tbdten oieien
nod piel su piel gbre on, ipenn iie iie
nVanoen" nenaen tpollten.
y Senator Chamber perliderte, Der
&ries meroe nur bodtens 3 Monate
oauern. Sic 3 Monate iino poriiber !;
Der &riea aber nod lange nidt.
y Cine genaue unieriuhuna Der See
idla6t bel Santiaso bat er9eben, bab
Die .yrootlpn," oas sslaaeiNiff bes
Commodore Gblep. bel Weitem bic
meilfen S6llle abfeuerte uno nit iebem
Shiffe bon @erperas Glotte engagirt
mar.
Ser Barrier .Iiearo" rdtb ben
europdifAen Md6ten, iofortise Shritte
au tbun, UNI bic Nbienbung BON Wat=
ions 8eidmaber nod europa su per=
binoern. Sn ieinem ndhlten Mrtitel
iollte li6 Der ,Giaaro" nit Der intereI=
fanten Graae befddft,aen Wer bdnat
Den Uerellllgten Stoaten bic Shelle
I'm ?
6eaen 100000 ssrauen unb
Wdoden berridten iebt in ben Der.
Staaien bic Mrbeit, bic fonI BON Wedn-
nern unb 6naben getban puroe.
Wenn es in bieienl MaBftabe nod eine
Weile fortgebt, bann bleibt benz mdnn=
li6en 0ei1le1t nitts mepr iibrig, als
ii1 entlpeoer peuiiOniren ooer bearaben
81 lailen.
Ger Jingle MODofnt Der Welt iF
8prpn 0otpie Gilbert BON Mt1infon.
Ras., Elm liebenidbriger Rnobe. Der.
ielbe ,purbe neulin BON isinem Batter.
9iNter 80. .. 0ilbert, ben eritdunter
Wiit9lieoern bes Gt0otsobereeridts Dor,
9efibrt nit Der Bite, ibn ouf isin'
&edtsienntnilie iii priifen. Der Qnab
beitano bic priifuna nit 9ldn3etibei
grfofg unb es iDurbe ibm Elm 3eugniI
0us9etslt, Deni3nfclAs * Die NDDo
ioisnprayis beginner bari, [obolo 1
lDOljdbrig ssipOrben III
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gu semaltie heruntereeiebten preiien
perfaufen. Die 2lbiiht oabei 1T, mos-
Iid,lt piel plab su eeminnen um Ole
sroete 2lusrpahl bon Rerbltnaaren eins
,uleeen, Ole man nodo ie in oieiem
County seiehen.
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Ger cunt PRO B.

.GIIe, bleib' nid9t 10 lang iteben.
fonit glaubsn bie 2eit', nrer fein = erits
Mal in 'r.NusRellung!"
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s.. 9. Gleln, Elm MrDeifer IN
beu gijenbobn,perflidtten in Denniion.
1pnrbe lebtsn Greitaa Ourd cine neil re-.
p0rirts Qofoinotipe. bic probirt tuer0en
ioIIit. ii einem eneen Winiel erfabt.
I'D er niht oMspeihen tonnte. ct
biieb tine 3eit lang beiDnbtlos uno als
8 iuieoer ii fin fam, fanb man, bab
~ rtdots GdliiflsIbein aebrD6en iinn
ber Sterilization tbeiImeiie eingebriidt
1por, bod aloubt mum nid)t, bob er IN
1,srlidt gerlebungen baDon tria.
6pesiolsgreiIe fiir fdtDarss Rlei.
trglpfie Wollt ibr idmar3t MfI5iiae,
5sill III oie 3sit gum giniauisn bti
D g. g. nrfer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26
WAR BRByiTlHS.

A special from Gibraltar says two
Austrian warships viii sail tomorrow
for Cuban waters.
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout the Canary Islands, and is
very rigidly enforced.
or the 125,O00 volunteers called for by
the president four weeks ago 115,0OC
have been mustered in.
The volunteer army at Chickamauga
Park now numbers 1914 men, and this
will be increased by 10000 by the close
of the week,
1t is believed that Senor Puigcerver
minister Of finance in Spaln's cabinet
will provoke a ministerial crisis at the
next cabinet council.
Major Russell 3. Harrison, son Of the
eX-presidenl, has been assigned to duty
on the staff of Major General FitzhugH
Lee.
The Madrid correspondent of the
London Standard saws a number of
merchant steamers loaded with coal
from England have arrived at BARGE
Iona, Cadiz and Bilbao.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Continued from First Page. )

the press censor viii allow no definite infor-
nation. 1t is believed, that the active work
of transporting troops has actually begun.
When the land force es of the United States
is fully organized, in accordance with the
plans now under way, the military will num-
Der 27s, 500 men.
General Miles and staff did not go to
Tampa Fla, last night, as announced he
would. 1t is now stated he will not leave un-
til late next week.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has arrived at Tampa
to take command of the Seventh Army
Corps. He met with a warm reception.
An important conference at the White
House has under consideration the movement
of troops to Cuba and Porto Rico
No official information has been receiqed
by the Navy department that IL battle has
been fought, but news of this description is
expected at any moment Commodore
Schley's instructions are to destroy the
Spanish fleet, aud no one doubts his ability
to perform that duty
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26
PERSONAL MEN TON.

Paul Houck spent a part of to-day at
Pottsvile.
j. w. johnson, Of Reading, was visitor
to town to-day.
Miss Annie Stein was a guest of friends at
Pottsville to-day.
DR.. j. Pierce Roberts made trip to the
county seat his morning.
Mrs. Joseph Dusto spent today at st. Clair
attending the funeral of a friend.
John A. Reilly, Jr.. is spending a two
weeks vacation at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Z. B. Hunter and Mrs n. w. Beddall
spent to-day visiting friends at Pottsville.
Miss Nellie Reilly, Of South Main street, is
the guest of the Misses Mullen at Shamokin.
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Playing in New York.

A letter received in town yesterday con
tanned interesting news of one of our local
Thespians, Thomas j. Tempest. Last fall
Mr. Tempest, in company with a Miss
Florence Landon, signed contracts with the
J. l.. Tempest Dramatic Company. After
touring short time they resigned and de-
cided to enter the vaudeville world. This
week they are filling an engagement at
Hubers 14th street museum, New York City,
appearing in comedy sketch, entitled "The
Girl Of the Period" The press of Gotham
speak well of the performance. This will be
pleasing news to the many friends of Mr..
Tempest here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

Jupiter, Fla, May 2G-The battleshlp
Oregon arrived here Tuesday midnight,
but left soon after, presumably to join
SIMPSONS fleet An effort was made
to interview the officers, but they de-
clined to talk, and it was impossible to
get any information whatever. Ensign
Johnson came ashore for orders, but
refused to be interviewed. He reported
all on board in good health.
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The kight NInn.

A Gilberton correspondent writes "Mal-
achi Watson's cards have been circulated in
town announcing him as q candidate for
Senator of the Both district. Malachi is one
Of Shenandoah's most influential Democratic
politicians and, judging from the many re-
marks expressed here, goes to show that he
is the right man to nominate. Should the
rest of the Democratic ticket be made up of
men Of Malachi's ctlibrc there would he
nothing surer than n sweeping victory for
tho whole Democratic ticket next Novem-
Der. r.. M"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

Nyack, N. Y, May 2G-In the Rock
land county supreme court yesterday
Maria Difahio was convicted of mur-
der in the second degree for the killing
OF Mary Kenny, widow The crime
was committed at Sloatsburg, on the
night Of Nov I, 1897. Carmeon Biondi,
who turned states evidence and con-
fessed to manslaughter in the first de-
gree, was convicted and sentenced to
20 years in states prison. Rafaelo
Difabio, the convicted woman's hus-
band, was also tried. but acquitted.
The woman will receive her sentence
this afternoon.
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HELD FOR TRIAL.
Patrick Quinn Charged with Violating The
Liquor Laws.

Patrick Quinn was arrested this morning
on "a warrant sworn out before Justice Nickol
of Pottsville, on a charge made by Victor
lmbrogno, who charges Quinn with selling
intoxicating liquor on Sunday aud week
days without license, in West Mahanoy
township. Quinn entered $500 bail before
Justice Shoemaker, in town.
This suit is a sequel to a civil suit tried be.
fore Justice Shoemaker a few days ago.
Imbrogno was until recently employed as a
clerk in the storehousc at tie Gimrd reser-
voir above Lost Creek which Contractor NJ.
p, Quinn is enlargiug. When lmbrogno left
the service he sued Contractor Quinn for $3.50
wages, but upon trial Justice Shoemaker
gave Judgment of hut $50, it having been
shown that the clerk had received payments
and credits on account. The defendant in
tho liquor case is a relative of the contractor
and the alleged violations arc said to have
been made where the reservoir work is pro-
crossing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26
PNDOAH DRUG STORE,
Street, Shenandoah, Pa.



May 30, will he a great day
Imposing ceremonies will be
this historic spot in which
Hey and his Cabinet are cX-
ually-conductcd tour of the
Railroad to Gettysburg, Luay
~ Washington, which leaves New York
|aud Philadelphia May 2s, will afford an
excellent opportunity to visit the famous
battlefield ON this occasion. Two days will
be spent at Gettysburg, one at Luray, and
two at Washington.
The party will be under the guidance OF
1eno of the company's experienced tourist
agents A chaperou whose especial charge
will he unoscortcd ladies, will accompany the
trip throughout Round-trip tickets cover
\ ing all necessary expenses during the entire
sent, will be sold at the extremely
- rate Of 81 from New York, S2G from
Trenton, y2l from Philadelphia and pro.
portsouatc rates from other points.
For itineraries and full information, apply
to ticket agents. Tourist Agent, 1896 Broad
way, New York 7s9 Broad Street, Newark,
MI; or Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

Cards are out announcing the coming
nuptials of DR.. Dechcrt, p. & r. medical
examiner at Shamokin, and Miss Eva, the
talented daughter Of O. c. Lewis, of NTaha.
noy City. The happy event will take place
June sth. DR.. Dechert is a nephew of Dr.
Daniel Deehert, Of Schuylkill Haven, where
he formerly resided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

An immense refrigerator was housed by
John Coslett, in his place of business ON
South Main street. 1t will be used to pre-
serve all kinds of truck and produce during
the warm weather, and was purchased from
A. II. Swain, the hardware dealer. Mr..
Coslett always believes in catering to the
public with the choicest of goods and
incilites.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26
Republican state Convent g..

For the Republican State e. .vention to be
held at Harrisburg, j , 1 to g. 1898, the
Pennsylvania Railr d Company will sell
excursion tickets on May 81 to June 2, in.
elusive, from stations in Pennsylvania tC
Harrisburg and return, at rate of single fare
for the round trip minimum rate 25 cents
good to return until Jmne @. inclusive.
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Special services will be held in the First
Baptist church, corner Oak and West streets,
tomorrow evening. Mrs W. Brynferch
Reese, Of South Wales, who is on tour of
this country, will occupy the pulpit. She is
highly cultured and an able talker. Rev d.
l. Evans, the pastor, extends cordial invi-
tation to all to he present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26
MAHAN0Y CITY.
Entries For tn, bicycle Races to be Held
Next Monday.

Mahanoy City, May 20. The indications
for the bicycle meet to be held in the Maha-
noy City park on Decoration Day are very
favorable. Work on the track is almost
completed and it is in excellent shape. only
three local riders have entered this year.
Two are with the soldiers at Falls Church,
Va, and two others have left town. Others
have given up racing.
Following are the entries:
Guy A Dewitt Wilkcsharre; T.. NJ. Sim
mons, Lancaster; Harry Williams, Lancaster;
George Frost, Shenandoah; James Moore,
Williamsport, and Patrick Hyland, Mahanoy
City; one mile open, two mile handicap, five
mile handicap.
W. f. McMichael, Berwick; w. p. Miller,
Wilkesbarro; w. X. Brougher Wilkesbarre;
Charles + Coleman Pittston; G. NJ. McSurley,
Berwick c. A. Stroh, pottstown; George
| Harry, Berwick; A. A. Seifert Harrisburg;
| =. H. Christian, West Pttston, and Duncan
| Hall, Scranton; one mile open, two mile
| handicap, five mile handicap and half-mile
lap race.
/ Jacob Eagle, Pottstown, one mile novice,
| two-milc handicap, five-milc handicap.
Ray p. II. Riclc, Blue Bell, ouo.mile open,
I fvc-milc handicap and one mile boys race.
George Fenstermacher, Harrisburg one
mile open, two-mlc handicap.
George Russell, Audenreid and John
Lavaccha, Hazleton, one mile boys race.
John f. Crcvitz Shenandoah, and Joseph
Hawkes., Mahanoy City, two-mile handicap
! liye-mile handicap.
The store of Max Supowitz ON West Cen.
tire street, was closed this morning by Con.
stable Kleindentz. 1t is stated that some
time ago Mr. Supowitz purchased a quantity
of goods from New York firm and upon
their arrival. it is alleged, they were not
| found to be according to sample The
goods were returned but the firm would not
accept them and they were allowed to re
main in the Pennsylvania Raiaoad station
at Jersey City, Nj, where they were de
stroyed by fire The firm now seeks to re-
cover their value from Mr.. supowitz.
The trolley wire of the Schuylkill Trac-
tion Company line broke at the corner OF
Centre street and Third alley this morning
and traffic at that point was suspended until
a repair gang from Girardyile fixed the wire
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An Amy of 27s.5Oo Mon.

Washington, May 2G.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin has prepared a statement
showing the strength of the military
forces Of the United States when or.
gani2ed in accordance with the plans
now under way: Regular army, GO 0OC
men; volunteers from states Cirst calD
l25,OoO: cavalry regiments at large
5000 men; ten infantry regiments Uni
ted states volunteers Gmmunes), 1900;
engineers at large, $500; volunteers
called yesterday, 15,00O grand total
27S, 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

Messrs. Hamilton Godfrey, J. w. johnson
and l, H. Rothermel of Reading projectors
of the proposed electric railway which is Ia
be constructed between Shenandoah and
Ringtown, were here on matters relative to
building the road They say that there is no
room to doubt that the road will be built
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-26

The officers and members of Shenandoah
Valley Council No, $50, Jr. O. U. A. NJ, arc
requested to be present at their next regular
meeting, which will be held Friday evening
May eth, as business of importance is to be
transacted. BY order of
BENZ. f. BEACHER, Councillor.
Attest F, j.. KLOCK, X. S. 5-2G-2t