The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-28
rITHY POINTS.

Chpou!cied Tor haHty Perussl.
Many people visit the mountains to gather
autumn leaves
There is talk Of establishing curbstouc
market at Ia2leUon.
The cool snap has caused Il demand for
stoves and the thinkers are busy
Improvements are being made to the
Evangelical church at Puttsvi.lc.
The state convention of Christian En-
dcayors opens at Harrisburg next Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Kelly, the South Main street
miliner is displaying fine line Of the latest
novelties.
Nearly all the gold coin in circulation in
the Sandwich Islands is of United States
miutage.
Daniel Gildea, AGED 30 years, was killed
yesterday by an accident in the Coaldale
colicry.
There are 0s patients in the Miners hos
pital and yesterday 81 dispeusary patients
were treated
The Fourth Regiment boys at Pottsyillc
were disappointed last night the paymastcr
falling to turn up.
Shenandoah, largest town in the county,
gets but one member ON the grand jury for
November term of court.
| A Shakespcrean club will be organized in
st, Clair in few days. aud the Polish resi-
dents are taking to the woods.
About 500 applications for pensions arising
out Of the war with Srain have been filed at
the Pension Office, at Washington.
Polish resident on Plum alley made a
''holy show of herself yesterday afternoon,
much to the amusement of the neighbors
Jacob Keeler moved his family from St
Clair to Mahanoy Plane yesterday He
is employed rs fireman at the latter place.
The new Sugarloaf breaker, which com
menced operations on Monday, is said to be
the largest and best equipped in the world.
See that your pavemonts are in proper
condition, then you will have no cause to
complain Of the Chief Burgess in doing his
duty.
Andrew Moran, of Pottsville, was granted
pension of $40, and Morgan W. Price, of
Lost Creek, one of SO by the department at
Washington.
The remains of the three drowned miners
at Kaskawillam colliery are still unrecoyered
and it is not expected they will be reached
t for several weeks yet.
t Proposals are asked for in another column
for the cleaning out of the creek in the First
| ward The work will be awarded by the
borough to the lowest bidder.
A new camp of the Fraternal Legion, |. O.
, o. F., has been organized at Reading and
5 named in honor of the late Lieutenant John
t II, Hintz, of the Reading Artillerists, the
t first Reading soldier to die during the
Spanish American war.
D st. Nicholas claims to be the champion
base ball team of the county.
Rev. Brymferce Rees, of Wales, one of tn,
3 most prominent lady pulpit orators in the
old country, will occupy the pulpit in til,
Welsh Congregational church at MahanoS
| City next Sunday.
The carpenters employed by Christ com
1 menced raising the huge wooden pillars o
the Stoddart washery at Gilberton yesterday
Extensive preparations are being made fol
the reception of the returning soldiers al
Shamokin on Friday.
, John Pierman, of Pottstown says he Sc
fire to IS buildings in 16 months just for tn,
pleasure of seeing them burn. He is III Jail
1t is reported that Christian Dreher Of tn,
a Bertolette Bros. washery at Girardville, ha
resigned.
Eugene McKeon, of Girardville. has gont
e to Camp Meade to endeavor to bring HON,
his brother John, who is seriously i'll at tina
place. He is a member of Company f, Stl
Regt
At Wilkesbarre the jury in the ejectmen
suit of the Lacoe-Shiner Coal Co. VS.. VIM
PpooNooiOh
acres of coal land valued at $1,000, 600
awarded verdict in favor Of the plaintiff.
Ministers at Pittsburg have entered protes
against the laying Of cOrneT-stones of ney
public schools by the Masonic fraternity
The members of Company L, Fourth Regi
ment, of Lancaster, yesterday received thei
first pay since they entered the service o.
= July 2.
Governor Hastings has received Il test
monial from the officials and residents {
Pottsville, thanking him for his care for tn
soldiers.
John Bigley, whose daughter was browne
by defective bridge being swept away,
month ago, has sued Fulton township, Lar
caster county, for $4,000 damages
Sedwick Grand Army Post Of Lebanon
buried with military honors the body
Peter Bellmore, an orphan soldier of til
Tenth Ohio Volunteers, who died in til
Lebanon hospital.
The only herring ever known to be caugl
with hook and line in the neighborhood {
Bristol, was Gshed out Of the Delaware
couple of days ago by Samuel Fenton,
veteran angler
Many prominent men accompanied I'll
remains Of the late Contractor Thomas Co
Inns on special train from Bellefonte
EbensburS, where they were inferred in Il
Catholic cemetery.
1t required the Sherihs of both Lehig
and northampton counties yesterday to di
pose of the property Of owen d. Kurtz,
farmer, whose property was on the diyidin
line between the two counties,