The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-05-25
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happenings Throughout the Country
ChronioIed for Hasty PerusaI.

happenings Throughout the Country
Chronicled for Hasty PerusaI.
warm wave is moving Eastward
The Tamaqua knitting mill is reported full
up with orders.
The employees of the Schuylkill Traction
Company were paid yesterday.
David Evans is making alterations at his
property ON South Jardin street.
marriage license was issued to Michael
Misiewicz and Jozefa Zajko, both of shenan.
doah.
Four acres of the Almshouse farm, ,at York.
have been sold for $4,000, as a site for silk
mill
George H. Mayer, of Ashland. has accepted
position ON the P. & r. G. IL. Co. engineer.
ing corps.
The engine for the Columbia Brewing
Company's ice plant was put on its founda-
| tiOn to-day
Miss Maggie Orme, of st. Clair, has been
appointed to position in the state asylum at
| Norristown.
| There is another movement to take suburbs
into the city of York, but it is not likely to
be successful.
! X. G. Collins, one of Sheriff Toole's depu-
ties, attained his majority yesterday. and
celebrated the event.
The Board of Pension Examiners held its
regular weekly meeting in Mahanoy City
yesterday afternoon.
Robert Klase, of Quakake, a veteran of the
civil War, has been granted a soldiers PEN
sion of $40 per month.
The handle of windlass flying around
| struck Harry Myers on the head at Mount
Carmel, injuring him fatally.
The case Of Hunter Bright vs. Kate Nc
Gnire was amicab'y settled, the defendant
agreeing to pay Bright S225.
Pottsville's public schools were closed to-
day, being circus day. The Directors refused
to take similar action on Dewey Day.
William Haber, a wel-known hotel keeper.
OF Tamaqua will retire from the business on
June LIST, and will be succeeded by Philip
Erbe.
Among the number of deceased soldiers
whose names were mentioned in last even
ing's issue of the HERALD the name of
Henry Wurm was omitted.
repairsman on the Schuylkill Traction
company's road had a finger mashed while
handling rails at the Kohinoor dirt bank
this morning.
The Bethlehem Steel Company is rushing
work on armor plate for the battlesbip
Alabama, and has this week shipped ia tons
TO cramps shipyard
The p q R. operators and the st. Nicholas
base ball team will play game of base ball
on the Shenandoah ball grounds for purse
of $40 on Saturday, June 3rd
Up in Hazleton they begin to fear that,
Notwithstanding the extraordinary induce
ments offered for the Duplan silk mill, it
may not be a sure thing after all
All the canvassmen of La PEARLS Circus
struck at Bethlehem for more wages, aud
then went to work on the Traction Com
pany's road, which is being rebuilt.
A huge mass of rock fell oyer John Lahn-
stein, at the North Franklin colliery, bury
ing him completely, but couple of boulders
wedging above his body saved his life
The eXoneration committee of the School
Board have completed their labors on Tax
Collector Burke's 1897 duplicate and will
render report at the next meeting.
The Carnegie Company, which made ap-
plication to the state department at Harris
burg recently for charter, yesterday fled
notice of an amendment of its title to the
Carnegie Steel Company.
Martin Keenan,, of Locust Gap, who was
hurt in the wreck at Dunellen, N. j., and
who few weeks ago went to the hospital at
Plainfeld to receive further treatment. is
home again, and much improved
The jury in the case of Abraham L
Seltzer, VS.. L. f. Schrader, returned a YER
dict Of $500 in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant This was suit to
recover upon breach of an agreement