The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-01
flIHY POINTS.
tappcning- Throughout the Country
Chr"ni"iad for Hasty Perusal.

rappcnmg. Throughout the Country
Chr"nioIed for Hasiy Perusal.
The collpries were idle to.day.
The Maple Hill breaker is receiving a new
coat Of paint.
pousyillc's new shirt factory began opera
tiuu- th, morning
The anthracite coal trade is unchanged in
amy essential feature.
The mountains were thickly populated
with rabbit hunters to day.
The citizens Of Ashland are contributing to
make repairs to the town clock
] j. II Martin was yesterday appointed
fourth. class postmaster at Fountaindale.
charter was yesterday granted to the
Society Lusocs Liotwin of Shenandoah
NHlkmen who do business in Shamokin
pay license fee of 50 90 to the borough
William Fegley and Alice X. Hoffman, both
Of Drcshersylle, were granted marriage
license.
Three hundred teachers were in attend
ancc at the opening Of the Lackawanna
county institute.
Private p. II. Haley, of Ashland, now
stationed at Pattsburg, n. Y., is critically i'll
with typhoid fever.
John Doolan, of Ashland, has challenged
dash for $500 side.
The Shenandoah High school foot ball
eleven is playing with the Giardville team
at the latter place to-day.
Ncri Dietrich, the oxPoor Director was
to-day released from jail to allow him to at.
tend the funeral Of his sister.
John Welsh was committed by Squire
Shoemaker in default of $500 bail, charged
by Mary Murphy with f. and b.
Chestnuts dried and ground into -four are
made into bread and used for food by the
mountain peasantry Of France.
1'he ears OF the Lakeside Railway have
received coat of dark red paint They
made their first appearance Sunday
Mahauoy Guys policeman reports that
town crowded with buns. Surely, this has
no connection with the county institute?
A shotgun in the hands Of l1.year.old
William Bovlc,of Wcatherly, Carbon county,
exploded and blew of the side of his face
Judge Theodore Schoch, for more than 80
years the editor of the Stroudsburg Jetier.
sonian, yesterday celebrated his s4th birth
day.
The "Pennsy's' winter time table will be
issued on the 18th inst, with few changes.
! The run to Pottsvile will be five minutes less
than now.
The families Of G. w. Hess and jeremiah
Saltzer, of Bloomsburg, were rendered un-
conscious by gas escaping from newly
kudlcd fires
The sale of the Natalie colliery, near Mt.
Carmel, has been postponed until November
30. J. Pierpont Morgan is after the plant
The 18th Regiment was mustered out yes
terday.
One hundred and twenty thousand dollars
were expended and forty thousand more
asked for to foot the bills of the Peace
jubilee.
The Crystal Water Company has awarded
William McAdams the contract for laying
three miles of pipe from the reservoir to
Lytle colliery.
Bert S. Koenig has resigned the manage
ment of the Academy of Music, at Pottsville,
to again resume his position at the d. G..
Yuengling & Sons brewery.
Supt Schaefler says that in the rst six
counties, alphabetically considered, fifty
average cost of keeping a pauper.
Mary Billet, who long ago had tomb.
stone with a blank date line erected over the
site she chose for her grave, died yesterday
in the Lancaster County AlmshOuse.
The fire in breasts Nos. II and IS, at No. 8
cOllery, COaldale, where four men met death
two weeks ago, still RACES, and it is feared
that it may be necessary to flood the colliery.
William Lawson, charged with passing
bogus checks on merchants at Stroudsburg
some months ago, was arrested on his return
to that town yesterday to visit his sweet
heart.
A Requiem high mass will be celebrated in
st. Canicus church, MahanOy City, tomorrow
morning. 1t will be in commemoration Of
the late Mrs. Michael Ryan, who departed
this life one month ago.