The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-14
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PITHY POINTS.
fsppenings Throughout the Country
Uhroniclad for Hasty PsrusaI.

aappenings Throughout the Country
Uhronicled for Hasty PsrusaI.
Book beer season.
McAdoo will have a st. Patrick's parade.
The Miners hospital trustees were in
session yesterday.
Mahsnoy City people have petitioned Coun-
ell for moIe fire hose.
George Pierson and Miss Maggie Jones,
both of Frackville, will be joined in we'd
lock soon
Another demonstration was held in Potts.
vile last night in honor of the soldier vol
unteers.
Pottsville's hospital closes the year free
from debt-which speaks well for the man
ayers.
There is prospects of general strike
among the miners in the Lackawanna region.
G. G, Schrink, Pottsyilles new postmaster,
has certified his bond in 100000.
The Fourth Regiment drum corps at Potts
vile has been reorganized.
Robbers entered the Centralia hose house
aud destroyed furniture in the Council
chamber
Mrs. Harry Buchanan, nee Hattie Clayton,
formerly of Ashland, won the twenty dollar
prize from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Smith & Campion of Mahanoy City, re-
ceived the contract to erect a new bridge at
Rupert for the p & r. road
The Union church at st. Nicholas is being
remOdeled and repaired.
Hazleton wants the Harrisburg NJ. f. con-
| ference next year.
/ State Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Schaeffer is quoted as having decided that
school directors when organizing must vote
| viva voce instead of by ballot.
Shenandoah will receive over SIS 600 as its
share of the license money.
1t is said that the working days of the
| Monitor colliery at Locust Gap, will come to
an end about April 18th.
The discharge of George W. Speidel, of
Mahanoy City, from the United States
service, was filed in the Recorders office yes
terday.
August and Joseph Delabore, of Easton,
plumbers at the Lehigh Valley railroad
shops, have been left fortune. estimated at
SsO,OOO by the death of their uncle, Charles
H. Rhyan, New York broker.
Carpenters yesterday began work on the
Portz building. 1t will be three stories.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. of Girardyille will
give banquet on the 22nd inst to those of
their members who returned with the soldiers.
The anthracite coal trade continues to i'm
prove, say the trade journals.
A large force of men are at work on the
new steel breaker at Wadesville.
David l.. Owens found dead at Olyphant
Saturday night, it has been decided, was
killed by an engine and not by assassins.
A Lancaster county dealer is about to ship
a sample carload of oak to France, hoping to
establish an export trade in that line,
Thomas Steel, mining expert OF Shame
kin was seriously injured by freight train
which ran him down as he walked on the
track.
In crossing railroad tracks at Scranton
Frank o. O'Keech was killed.
The March term Of the Superior Cour
opened yesterday at Harrisburg.
The appointment Of James p Kershner az
county detective of Berks by District At
! torney Rothermel, on January 2, was yester
; day confirmed by the Court.
Eight reasons were filed in Court at Sun
bury yesterday for a new trial for Murdere
Edward Crissinger, and argument will b,
heard by Judge Ssvidge next Monday.
! The $1,000 check recently sent by Senate
Magee to the widow Of Eugene Smith, ha
been duplicated by him for Mrs. William
Connolly, of Lancaster, whose husband, ais
an engineer, was killed in the same wreck a
Charlottesville.