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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-07

Cora autircp.e, Feb. T-Anutolia We
visited by an earthquake Saturda.
which. it is reported. caused widespread
devastation. Anatolia is the mann
given to the peninsular forming the
west extremity of Asia, and is, in its
most usual application, identical with
Asia Minor. In its widest it APP
pears to include all Asiatic Turkey. It's
estimated area is 100000 square miles
The principal cities are smyrna, Trebi
zond, ~Isi,aUdcroon and Sinope.
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Away.

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FLORIDA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ToUR VIA PENN
sYLVANIA RAILROAD.

sYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The next Pennsylvania Railroad tour to
jacksonville, allowing two weeks in Florida,
will leave New York and Philadelphia by
special train of Pullman Palace cars Tuesday,
February 8. Excursion tickets, including
railway transportation, Pullman accommoda-
tions Cone berth, and meals en- route in both
directions while travelling on the special train,
will be sold at the following rates New
York. $50 90; Philadelphia, $500; Canaan
daigua, S52.s5; Erie, $54.S s Wilkesbarre,
S5O.35 Pittsburg, $53. 90 and at proportions
ate rates from other points.
For tickets, itineraries, and full informa-
ton apply to ticket agents Tourist Agent,
1896 Broadway, New York; or address Geo.
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
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An The News That's FIJI to Print
Evening Herald


10 |llllIllNIll NltN 'Il iNI' aus. |. N'' ''''
al n of three or four hundred. iu
arthilndelphia last week. iorr~hadows
n of the most momcutous and per
haps bitter fights Within party lines
vet witnessed ia lhis ESTATE. The sooner
the friends of Senator Quay realize
this the better it will br for their
cause. The committee appointed ar
the Bour.e meeting TO notify Hon.
John Wanamnker of the unanimous
call made upon him to run for Cover
nor, and to urge Him to comply wit,
that wish. called upon the cN-Po~t
master General this afternoon. and
he will forward his reply i'm writing
later i'm the week. There is not much
doubt but that Mr.. Wauamaker will
accept, and take the stump as the
chief autj-Quuy standard bearer.
lis expected that his letter Of ac
ceptance will contain his platform,
and will be characteristic of the
Philadelphia merchants style of
political warfare.
NS We llhNt bl'N l''E'F |N'"'''F '''
contest will surpl-S that for United
States Senator last year. and If those
opposed to the Quay forces are to Ice
believed. there will be MAO surrender
from the beginning of the Gnbcrua
torial battle to thceud of the fight foj
UuiteIStates Senator. "Thi,moaus,
said one of the WuuHmaker sup
porters. ''mpre than the ,pIc 'tiou of
Governor acccptablet to the majority
Of the people. 1t means carrying the
war into every Legislative district.
1t means the |pliticul .lnlth kucll, if
possible. of every legislator with a
Mad record. mp for reelection. 1t
means IA hopeful effort to ave i'm the
Legislature of next winter 80 majority
DESTROYS of doing what tie people
want
1t is plainly evident that there is
much discomfort within the Republi
can party in this state, and it is IA
grave danger to he unprecedented in
tEa present contest, Which may
NlIth'l anu '"''' WI i''''' l'''''i' o
movement at the general election in
November. This state of affairs
brings forth the natural query what
is the cause of this uprising
1t will not do to say that the sup
porters of Mr.. Wauamaker are all
disgruntled politicians and place
hunters; that those opposed to Sena-
tor Quay are assuming their present
position in the hope of supersediug
him and his friends in the party man
'agement. There may be some imbued
with these selfish motives, but the
great majority who have enlisted
themselves i'm the movement are hon
est i'm their motives for a free and
honest expression of the people in
the selection of candidates for public
office. They do not desire "a repeti.
ton of the record of the recentlegis-
lature; they demand "A man in the
gubernatorial chair who will check
vicious legislation, and who is willing
to yield the veto axe in the interest
of the people, outside of factional
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DISQUALIFICATION for further informa-
ton addressed to JnO. NJ. Beall, district
Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, s2S
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will receive
prompt attention. l0-25-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-07

Ask your grocer for the Royal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. 1t is the best
hour made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-07

TO UUItE 4 GUILD IN UNI UAh'
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. b. Q. on
each tablet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-07
EVENING HERALD
E~STABLIsHED 1870.

Published every Evening, Except sunday at
3oUru JARprN STREET, NEAR CENTRE.
The Herald is dciivsi ei iu Shenandoah and Do.
surrounding towns Cor six cents "a week, pay
abb. 20 the carriers. by mail $500 % year, orr
cents a month, payable iu advance. Advertise
mcnts charged according to space aud position
The publishes reserve the right Co cHauEo the
position Of advertisement whenever tNc pub
U.Atis1 OF news demands TO- The right l-
reserved 90 rclrn'uuy advertisement, whether
pnid tor or not, sIat Che publishers may unuu
improper. Advertising RAISES made know
upou application.
Fut,Iul 80 thp pustndiug 40 shenandoah, Fh.t 40
second class mail matter.
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DR.. Miles System OF Restorative Remedies
consists of seven distinctively different
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Mrs. L. G. Bramley, 81 Henry ST., ST. Cath
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Ing constipation, develop gintop alpitation
and weakness OF tho heart. I was unable to
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my loft side, pclpitation and a constant
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and headache. 500 felt much improved
and the pains and aches and WEAKNESS left
me. / then took DIR. Miles Restorative
Tonic and am now restored to my former
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arc sold by all drug
cists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
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nerves free. Address,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
OWLS HEAD HOTEL.

owls Head Hotel Newport. W.. IL select com
Portable summer home. easy or access ana mas
nearly all comforts and conveniences ana seeks
the patronage of refined people. IL accommodates
two hundred guests and IL surrounded by grand
mountain and lake scenery It Is supplied with
delicious pure spring water and the farm furnishes
abundance of milk cream vegetables. etc.
This Is the modest statement made In the cir
cuar issued by the proprietor Of the Owls HEAD
Hotel the beautiful resort on Lake Memphrema-
COG The people who have been there ana nave
enioyed the beauties of the place and the hospi-
,ali,v OF the proprictors OF the model hotel have
much more TO say Of the spot. 4 traveller de-
scribing the spot and the hotel says: owls Head
IL the west side resort on the lake and has a
ruegedness of contour that decidedly suggests the
Scottish lake country. one would not ne surprised
TO see a Highlander In tartan array standing at
the top OF the picturesque stairway on the rock
promontory as the boat puts In at the wharf. with
IIamsh blowing a joyous pibroch on the bagpipes.
brown-eved collies following the STRAIGHTFORWARD
gillies ready TO take your traps and silver. You
really are met by a small army OF porters VINO
scurry you off y the very modern hotel across the
terraces. where a fashionable crowd loiter In the
urettv teahouses or over tennis court and
gof links a concealed band discourslng the popu-
lar airs of the day There Is this consolation
whatever IL lost In romance is more than made up
in comfort
II Is a good two hours climb 10 the summit OF
Owls Head 2.7i9 feet above the lake-the -FOUR
ryen peaks the result OF volcanic action Half
way up a cool spring refreshes one for the stin
climb by Shelter Rock through Fat Mans Misery
Ga natural gateway and over the cliffs to Break
neck Stairs where view similar to the one from
Jay Peak. but less extensive. awaits one. unfor-
tunatcly the historic eagles nest Is gone.
Upon a slightly jutting point. across small bay
from the almost perpendicular base OF Owls Head
Mountain, are the buildings OF the Owls Head
Hotel and cottages situated in line with the cool
breezes from the mountain gorges. and protected
in the shade Of the mountain from the afternoon
heat There perhaps is nowhere a more beautiful
body OF water than the stretch OF thirty miles or
Lake Memphremagog, with the noted mountains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
LUXURIOUS RAILWAY TRAVEL.
THE NETWORK CENTRAL THE WAY TO
MOST INTERIOR RESORTS

There are not many popular interior watering
places to which the tourist may not so ny '"c
New-York Central and Hudson River Rai'roau'
,,,,b ,,ev, TO the wants OF the travelling public.
ucw and handsomely equipped trains nave peeh
nut on tho road. and Timetables have oeen mr.
r,rp.d 10 NEE, the requirements OF the greatest
number EVEN those people who have no vacation
and who must take their recreation on occasonai
"loys off, can make enjoyable excursions on inc
Central The fast trains In the morning reach
Albany In time for luncheon on the way one secs
the beautiful panorama OF the Hudson, ana mas
four ar Nye hours I'm Albany FOR sightseeing or
trims 10 nelghborng places before the fast trains
leave for Ncw-York.
Tho trip TO Saratoga by way Of the Central from
Now-York or from Buffalo takes four hours ana
thirty minutes. and from Niagara rhhs 10 SARA
,ora takes seven hours.
Tn. Adirondack Mountain trip must be made by
way OF the New-York Central in order 10 reach
the mountain I'm the shortest time II taxes
six hours from Buffalo or from Niagara FAILS ana
seven and three-quarter hours from New-fork
The trip may be made in handsomely appointed
cars. on witch ample provision IS made for the
accommodation OF the tourist in search OF pleasure
or the Invalid IN quest Of health.
The Thousand Islands. whore thousands or New
Workers go every year for rest recreation and for
Ashing arc only nine hours from New-Nork CITY
by way Of the Central and may be reached by
the same road from Niagara Falls In seven hours
Those tourists who wish 10 sec the wonders or
Niagara Falls may reach the place by way or the
Central Rairond in nine hours passing on the
way all the beautiful points on The hudson the
charming Mohawk Valley and many other points
OF interest. .
Lake George Is another popular resort 70 winch
the Central makes the shortest time landing pas
sengcrs from New-York the borders Of the
beautiful sheet OF water I'm six and a half hours
Richnel Springs guests who leave New York for
that popular resort on the New-Nork Central Ran.
road reach their destination I'm five and one-haf
hours. and those who 20 there from Bunalo arrive
the Springs I'm five and n quarter hours
In four and n half hours 10y the Now York Con-
trail one may be I'm the highlands ~ the Catskill
Mountains From the windows long before
the passenger reaches tho station he may sec the
great white hotels. for up IN the mountains. and
the view is 40 beautiful that 1t makes lasting
impression on the visitor.
Even The Yorkshire Iillls may he reached by
the popular road I'm css time than II takes by other
ways Sharon Springs Lake Champlain Watkins
Glen. the LItchneld Hills, Toronto and Montreal
all on the line OF the New-York Central.
1--WE reach them an the railroad men say. and
those people who travel with us once will never 90
another way. whore there Is a second means
OF conveyance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

1rr,ted States as a model country. He dotted
the land with free non-sectarian schools. d uor
this he was deemed cxtravagant. lie was my
years ahead Of his time. but the country toTa!
feels that his equal does not exist in Chih. me
Church has regained d great deal OF tehhpViai
power though it's spiritual power has iaiIen
more perhaps In Chill than In all the otheI op""
sh republics put together ,. J..
One cannot reside long in Chill without pc
coming affectionatey attached to this char'nihg
ueople The culture refinement and lntellcclu'i
acumen of the better classes arouse admiration
their hospitality is unlimited, and the lnteii-
gence and exquisite politeness even or inc
masses make sojOurn In Chill agreeaDie' i -;
climate. especially on the Pacific coast OF mn
is mild. In Santiago In Wintcr-May 10 Jul!
there Is ice In the streets. Santiago that fnihia
ture Paris. dotted with museums parks, schoo ,a
universities and educational establishments
| may safely be designated the intellectual centre
OF South America. To her universities even
come the youths from the far-aWay |e"'i@'
American republics to be educated
|, is 10 be ardently hoped that the unlted
States may still more increase her already well,
directed efforts to cultivate business ana
friendly RELATIONSHIPS with these Southern coun-
tries They take great pains to learn EnSisn
and speak 1t beautifully, too. The American IS
surprised TO find in his travels In chill now wen
| posted the average CHILEAN and Peruvian IS on
! the politics and business of the United states
| Can il he said that the average American
troubles himself much about studying the trade
| and other conditions Of those countries? The
United States is allowing England France and
Germany TO have the monopoly OF trade
Inc amount OF coal aicnc 'h"' Ni''
from England and Australia Is over nine num-
dred Thousand tons annually. Chill has good
coal of her own, but not good enough Tor the
navy it is preferred to mix II with foreign coal
What has been said In regard to Chill applies
equally to Peru. Bolivia and Ecuador The lat
ter country Is awakening under Altanos liberal
Government and the railway from quito to
GuayaQuil four hundred miles. will soon he an
accomplished fact If Bolivia succeeds in secur-
ing port from Chill. which is now under dis
cussion. there Will be phenomenal growth as
the result. In ten years the volume or trade on
the Pacific coast from Guatamela to Chill VIII
be more than doubled 1t Is to be hoped that
Americans will leave no stone unturned to Sc
cure their share, and more, OF the trade.
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on THE WEST SHORE RAILROAD

There are hundreds OF tourists who make the
Hudson River trip frequently who DO NOT kho" o'
onc-half of rivers beauties. because the! p"Ne
not travelled often enough by the west Shore
route Those people who are acquainted WIN '"H
locality know that nearly all the noted summer
resorts for which the river valley Is famous are
situated on the western bank OF the river Inc
Palisades Tappan, Rockland Lake. stony fo'ht'
Cranstor's West Point. Cornwall. Lakes MVho'N
and Mrnewaska, tho Catskllls. Saratoga, Mount
McGregor and the Adrondacks In which the river
rises are all on the same side and all are easily
accessible by tho West Shore Railroad. In ad-
dillon to these the route takes Its patrons to Lake
George Lake Champain and Montreal on inc
north. Sharon Springs. Ccopcrstown. R1chn'''
Syringe Niagara Falls. Buffalo ana 'hau'""iu''
Lake ~ makes close connections Tor al 'he " l'c
Mountain resorts. the Thousand Islands and Gem
. ! Ncw-York
Tho road traverscs the most picturesque part or
,ba State and is complete In all details ~ con-
struction and equipment II Is double-tracK s'eei
rail line with unusually Wide space brt"'n"
tracks running north from Ncw-Nork along 'he
,vest shurr " the Hudson 70 Albany, and thence
through the fertile valley OF the Mohawk ana
across Central New-York touching NJ Utica, SYRIA
cuse and Rochester to Buffalo and Niagara FANS
It's grades are easy, its curves are lght ana us
steel rails are among the heaviest known IN ral-
way construction.
The passenger engines burn anthracite coal. and
are designed 10 haul heavy trains at high rate
Of speed They are provided with special arrange
ments in the fire and smoke boxes md sinoke-
stacks TO consume all gases and 20 prevent the
escape Of smoke or cinder-. 49,
Tho enffrc passenger equipment Of The road was
especially designed ana built by The Pullman raihce
Car Company. ana Is the most complete III AZ dt,,
tails pertaining elegance OF finish comfort ana
safety in the world The smoklng-cars. finished III
figured oak and provided with revolving chairs
upholstered In leather are fine specimens ~ me
car builders art The exterior Of the cars making
nm NVcst shore passenger trains IS painted In rIch
dark olive and gold. which produces u most pleas
ing effect. go ,,. 4,
at Woohawken. opposite the h'nrt OF IN" great
city. and close 10 the ground on Whlca ~, hnho,
Hamilton fcll before the pistol OF aaron fHrr ~
extends FOR than mile along ne river liohl.
and with its numerous docks and piers. prescn'H
nearly six miles OF working space. III which vessels
~ cvorv description may receive freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

Bear. owls Head. Elephants and Oxford ranging
its western shore. clad with fragrant cedars. frs
mines balsams and birches The soft. dry air acts
as a magical tonic. which is so strengthening
that all thoroughly enjoy the sports OF nsnihe
hunting boating bathing and driving. combined
With the comforts OF a refined home in this Wildly
romantic country. free from black flies and mos
quices.
The bowling alleys are upon a breezy CHI snort
distance from the hotel, and guests enjoy the
billiard room furnished with excellent tables Inc
croquet grounds occupy a fine lawn In front OF the
hotel: tennis courts adjoin the Casino builhihg
and new golf links will afford satisfaction 10
guests devoted 10 that sport
Lake Mamphremagog lies about nine hundred
feet above the sea; II begins near the important
town 81 Nowport VI and extends across the In
ternaiIonal boundary far into the province OF
Quebec Its shores are mostly rock bound, WIN
occasional sandy beaches, and there are no
marshes TO breed malaria. OWLS Head Mountain
snrngs from the waters edege 2.73 feet into the
air. between /, and Mount Elephants you sail over
n still unsounded abyss. when ba'iieh Sr husn
Allen and his sea line OF 1000 feet II was haiileu
,o- rho Abcnekis Indian Chief owl by his tribe
who thought the profile OF Its Jagged summit re-
sembled his face In repose.
4 boat may be rowed close 10 these DeautluI
rock hound shores and the entire absence OF even
irg dews permits even delicate persons with safety
N iov the boating which at all times Is delight-
mi ard In the long northern twilight Is ldea A
anc IRON steamer the Lady OF the Lake has bee
rcftted and Will make dalIy r ouad IN mall sour
lake. delivering American anu '"'"" ~
times every day 49, 49, x-,.,, ~,
Owls Head may bc reached fnm NeW f OK oG
,ha %cv-Yo-k Eew-fIavcn ana iiarttoru fttllodu
trains leave NJ . a. m and p. IN. daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
SHOT BECATSE He THREW STONES.

Great Darlington, Mass June ll.-John Marchesi.
fourteen years old. an Italian boy. who was shot
yesterday afternoon by Roy Sagendorf. died this
morning. The latter. although only sixteen years
Old has a bad record and public feeling was
aroused to such extent by his act that he was
taken TO the Pttsheld Jail instead OF being kept
In custody here. The lads were playing near the
sedgWlck bOathouse on the Housatonc River, and
Sagendorf threatened TO shoot The Italian II he did
throwing stones into the river. The boy
continued the stone throwing and Sagendorf shot
him in the liver, handed the revolver to COM
panlon and away. He was captured later.
however. and was locked up. Marchesi was I'M
conscious from the time OF the shooting until he
died to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

ers and four machine guns. Three torpedo
tubes complete the armament To test '"o
strength OF the ships structure seven Dig guns
were fired simultaneously by electricty-tnree
9-inch two G-nch and two 41-inch guns Inc
only harm done was the fracturing OF marpe
slab in the cabin and the breaking OF niue
glass It is clear that If the United states had
been able to buy this vessel 1t would nave
made q valuable acquisition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
MANY KLONDIKE LETTERS DELAYED

San Francisco. June 1.-THE fact has just come
to light that sack containing about two thousand
letters. addressed to all parts OF the world and
written by In the Kondike the trail
was left at Dyea some time ago. by an outcoming
miner. who evidently kept the money intrusted to
him for the purchase OF stamps and his services
volunteer ma-carer. The letters have been re-
ceived. and those intended for points In California
were sent to THE Chronicle which has supplied
the necessary postage. The others are I'm the
hands of o. aarcusee. OF Dyea, who is mailing
many OF them. and hopes soon to have them Ill
sent to their destinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
Delightful
Summer Resort.

NESTING AMONG THE ADIRONDACK FOOTHILLS
Noicrate rates for board hotels md private houses
Houses to rent furnished unurnished -Four churehe
two banks free library Long distance telephone ana
telegraph service Good band giving weekly open mr. con
ceris Pure invigoratlng air free from malaria anu
mosquitoes village supplied with pure water from noun
tain springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

Albany. June li.-Joseph Wood. chief OF the ST.
Regis tribe Of Indians. In Franklin County. ac-
companied by his Interpreter. William Repp. called
on Attorney General Hancock TO II something
could not be done make imperative the law
enacted by the last Legislature. which provides
that the Office OF chief Of the tribe shall he filled
by popular vote, instead OF neal descent.
Acknowledgement Hancock told the chief that
the law would have to stand until the courts rem
der a decision It's cons,itutonality. II Is
thought the law Is unconstitutional because II vio-
lates tho treaty OF the Indians with the Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

vihn short distance Of trout streams ana ppnus
orv three hrtrs drive 20 good deer hunting ground sew
% mountain hotels furnishing trout dinners WITHIN TWO
hours drive.
Tho shortes, route to Keene Valley Two hours drive 10
1,.orderosa Lake George Westport or Elzabethtowh'
r,r view over Vermont pasture lands to the Green
Mountains beyond . , ,,o.ao.,oa
Two hours bv steamer from burlington and Nergennes
" AIsabe Chasm and Pattsburgh can be visited ny
n