The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-10
PITHY POINTS.


thppenihgH Throughout the country
Uhronioled for Hasty PerusaI.
A paper mill Is to be established at Will.
Transport.
Miss Fannie Morgan, the missionary is
holding meetings at Hazleton.
Harvard II. Yeager, a substitute letter
carrier at ChambersburR, has resigned.
Saloonkeepers in Hazleton through fear Of
the law, are discarding their slot machines.
On July 4th the Lausford electric railway
collected 1881 fares, breaking all previous
records.
John P. Ryan and family, of Bowmans
left to-day for Waterbury, Conn, where they
will reside
The warehouse owned by William Davis at
Centralia was destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss Of $1,000
The citizens of Girardvile will meet We'd
nesday evening for the purpose of organiz-
iLg hose company.
The 2. & X. railroad has awarded con
tract to equip its entire road with tho Hall
block signal system.
Johu Morgan, of Gilberton, while turning
a switch at Draper coliery, had the first
finger of his right hand cut Off
Bernard Herrity, of Tuscarora, died at TIE
Miners hospital from injuries received in
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Information has been made against ten
milk dealers of Altoona, charging them with
using formaldehyde to preserve milk.
Eleven-year-old Vernon Frutchey Bethel,
Of Mount, Northampton county, was thrown
from horse in the harvest field and killed.
By the explosion of boiler on the Moran
oil tract, near Oil City, James McCray was
killed and John Turk was seriously injured.
Drs. o. S. Sharp and A. P. N Painter,
have been appointed members of the Board
of Pension Examining Surgeons at Kittan-
ming.
A fine new school house is to be erected at
Tamaqua.
The East Penn Hosiery Company, with a
capital of $4,000, has been organized at
Reading.
The Directors of the Poor of York county
have decided to sell 70 acres of tho aims.
house farm.
The Good Will Fire Company, of Potts
vile, will dedicate new engine house the
middle of next month.
A passenger train at Bethlehem struck
Carl Joseph Ehrlick, AZ years old, killing
him almost instantly.
The dispute over the city tax rate in Read
ing for the coming year has been settled by
an agreement to fix it at eight mills on the
dollar.
In house-wagon of his own construction
John Oleson, an Altoona paper-hanger hal
started eastward on trip around the world
While guarding his train at WOODLAND
Philadelphia & Reading Fireman Howard
Smith of Reading, was struck by his owr
engine and killed.
Crowds of men and boys who searched The
hills near Mt. Carmel yesterday, failed to int
Daniel Strausser, the civil war veteran wh'
has been missing since last Tuesday.
The mangled body of workingman, will
card in the clothes bearing the name o
Charles Snyder, of Philadelphia, was founC
yesterday along the Philadelphia & Reading
railway tracks in Reading.
Among the charters issued to corporation
by the State Department was one to tn,
Wabash Milling Company, Tamaqua, capital
S4O,O 900.
Roy Schseffer, of Nuremberg enlisted il
the regular army at Hazleton Saturday
Hazleton is making active efforts to secur
the location in that city Of plush factory.
James Jamison, of st. Clair, foreman a
Van Wickle's colliery, at Dark Water, ha
accepted the assistant superintendency o
the Oak Hill colliery MineTsyille