The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-10-06
plTHY POINTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
Chronicied for Hasty Perusal.

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Chronicied for Hasty Perusal,
/ Iron work for Pottsvilles new public
/ building has arrived
The Borough Council meets in regular
session this evening
! EXtcnsivo repairs have been made to the
| p. L. church at st. Clair.
Cabbage is so plentiful that it is selling for
a cent a head in Hazcton.
Cave-ins are numerous on the Lehigh
Valley railroad these days
The police of Hazleton are after corner
loafers. They are nuisance
Admiral Cervera is to be elected life
member of the Spanish Senate.
John Brown has resigned as a member of
the Borough Council of st. Clair.
The "rough-riders" wont do thing with
the Tammany Tiger in New York state
The corner stone of st. Paul's NJ L.
church at Hdzleton will be laid on Sunday.
Lieut. Frank Farne, of St. Clair, is home
from Camp Meade suffering from malaria.
The collierics resumed again this morning
There is a scarcity of cars all along the line
The residents of Midvalley are much exer-
cised over the presence of diphtheria in their
midst.
Franklin county farmers are shipping 1900
bushels Of tomatoes a week to Harrisburg
cannery
Shenandoah will be represented at the
Knights Templar celebration in Pittsburg
next week.
Rev. James f. Powers, of Pottsyile, is in
attendance at the Episcopal convention in
Washington.
The collieries in the Hazleton region will
work five full days per week for the balance
of this month.
The people of Nuremberg fear an epidemic
of diphtheria because of the unsanitary con
dition of the town.
Private Harry f. Besecker, of the Second
North Carolina Infantry, died yesterday in
the hospital at Chambersburg
A dog fight will take place at Mt. Carmel
on the 10Th inst The men who own the
CANNES should be compelled to do the fight
ing.
Judge Bland, of Berks county, yesterday
heard additional testimony in the estate of
Abraham Ernst, late of Ryan township,
deceased.
While playing with other boys on the
street at Brady, Northumberland county
Frank Depner was struck by trolley car
and killed,
The people of Schuylkill Haven have noti
fed the water company that they must be
furnished with purer supply of water, and
more of it.
Captain Alfred f. Hunt of Battery b.
just returned from Porto Rico, is being
doomed by prominent Republicans for Mayor
of Pttsburg.
The Philadelphia branch of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, met in convention yesterday at
Williamspor..
The shipments of coal to tidewater are
pretty brisk just now. Very few engines are
at this end of the line. Railroaders are there
fore making full time.
. George II. Troutman Esq, of IIazleton, is
, an applicant for the appointment to succeed
the late Judge Bennett. There are dozen
of others looking for this fat berth.
The members of the so ldiers relief com
nittee, of st. Clair, threaten to resign be-
cause the citizens fail to contribute to the
cause. st. Clair is losing its patriotism-or
its cash.
Holden Henshaw, for whom the Williams
port police have been looking for two weeks
for completely in a burglary, surprised the
officers by walking into the City Hall and
surrendering.
1T cost Broolllin millionaire S1O5, 900 to
get back batch of love letters he wrote to a
careful girl. That's what happens when you
don't hire secretary to take charge of your
correspondence.
The Roberts Powder Company to-day
placed new delivery wagon on the road.
The attention of the High Constable is
called to the carcass of a cat in the gutter on
South Jardin street near Centre.
Hugh McGill, of Mt. Carmel, has gone to
Utah to locate permanently
The collieries in the ShamOkin district
suspended yesterday for want of cars.
J Shamokin's new silk mill will be in opera
ton about November 1st.
Another hose company has been organized
in Mt. Carmel, which will be self-sustaining
and Independent of the borough
Mine Inspector Brennan, of Shamokin,
reports fatal and non-fatal accidents for
September. So far this year there have been
81 accidents in that district.
Shamokin and Ashland are lukewarm on
foot ball topics.
William Gable, of Shamokin, has been
granted an original ss pension certificate.
Thomas W Scott, of Hazleton, has accepted
position at the Morea colliery and moved
his family to that place.
The railroad offices and officials undeI
Supt. Keith were to day removed from
Delano to Hazeton.
Bob Fitzsimmons, the prize fighter, ha
received word of the death of his father II
New Zealand
Benz. Hendricks, who was removed al
o passenger conductor on the Lehigh Valley
road, is again on duty between Mt. Carme
and Penn Haven. Conductor McAvoy is OF
the PottsYille run,
If you would please man give him wha
he wants, regardless of what he needs.
There is a cafe in Venice which has neve
been closed night or day for 10 years.