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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01
MONDAY.


Rev. f. NJ. Dyer very ably filled
his regular appointment here Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Prof. w. l.. Benson and J. NJ.
Fowler, who have been attending
school at Hearn Institute, return
ed home last Saturday.
DIR. G. O. Fowler and Miss
Kitchens, of Acworth, were ON a
visit here Sunday.
According to promise we give
a few sketches of our people in
this issue: MONDAY people have
not yet become very famous, al
though they are noted for their
plain, boiled-down common sense
and honesty. 1t doesn't take
lighted lantern at midday to find
an honest man here. They are
all about, and finding them is just
as easy as falling off u log. We
live UP here on the hill sides
where nothing thrives but rattle
snakes and blueberries and have
not had much of an opportunity
for education, though we can
spell a few words with two or
three letters, that we learned
when we were little fellows, but
if we are not educated there's
nothing short about our under
standing. We've got as "good
UNI" as anybody and it will hold
us up in this world, too. Ga No.
II toothpicker is about right.)
1t is.a good maxim "vote your
sentiments" and we hold it just
as applicable to talking as,to vot-
ing, so VS. are plain-talking peo-
pie. We simply speak what we
think, and we believe that's right,
too, don't you? If you are so
blind as to pass compliment
upon us, we won't play shut
mouth just as though we didn't
appreciate it a bit. If we can't
think of anything else to say, we
just reply, ''Same back at you"
whether we mean it or not, and
we don't allow you to be more
benevolent than we are; for if you
are kind enough to do us an injury
we are kind enough to do you one
in turn; amt that fair ?
Yes, good people we are, for we
love the golden rule" and we
carry it out, every time, just as
sure as you are born-when our
doings are your wishes and de-
sires
On secrets we can't be beat,
one of our young men especially,
who had rather listen to a secret
than anything Just let his girl
get to telling him secret and he
is as happy as betsybug. And
he will keep that secret, yes he
will keep it all the time-till he
gets home, then, lookout, man.
ma knows all about it! Bue we
will have to excuse him for that,
| guess, as he has just put on his
first legs, and very young-only
about score and five.
There is one thing we don't
know anything about and that lie
courtship. We wouldn't know it
if we were to meet it in the road,
and if it were to seize us, we
imagine we would feel like a
Sampson had hold of us, and
guess we would wonder how in the
world some people ever nestle SO
sweetfully with such a monster.
M. HI.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

WHO is Women as well as men
are made miserable by
~ kidney and bladder troub-
DV ArC lie. DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
DLAl IL. Root, the great kidney
remedy, promptly cures. At druggists
in fifty cent and dollar sizes. You may
have a sample bottle by mail free, also
pamphlet telling all aooutit. Address,
DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, N. Y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01
Don't Tobacco Spit and spo..e Your Life Ausy.

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
BAG. the wonder-worser, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or u. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and Sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

Take care of your sense while
young and your dollars will take
care Of you when old age sets it's
work in.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

The final step in some question:
able undertakings is the lock step.
Every woman will give money
the right of way when it wants to
talk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01
GA TO II Z Ia.
R.s,,.h. a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature e &eHAZzZw

We are told the cat has nine
lives and we are inclined to be-
lieve it spends eight in vocal cul-
ture.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

Every time a doctor collects a
fee he adds to his ill-gotten gains.
Prudence is a feather plucked
from the wing of some past folly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
mon strong. blood pure. SOC. 81. All druggists
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-06-01

1t is surprising how some peo-
pie will gladly exchange a small
load of trouble for large load of
cheap liquor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09
prpfefjpr 9nfmanl mno bie 0(bs
hdrtutfg.

Sn feineu sSugenberinnerungen,
In weIden fd mebrfa9 mertbboQe
bpsienif6e Noti3eu eingefo@ten ftuben.
tommt ber berubmte a!initer aud aui
bic 10 biel bantiliite }rags Der Nbbdrs
tung 5u ipreden. VI empfiebltau bic.
fem 3mefe iabrlau9 foriseiebtes tdgs
I li6es gintauGsn Der JtBe In faltes
WaHer unb Mbtpai6en Der Beine nit
ben edwamnt bis gu ben &nieen bins
auf, nit raid nanfolsenbeI1 Wieoerer'
iDdrmen I'M 8e!te fufs oor bsm Nuffe'
ben. Dieiss einfade Berfatreu. mie
es Gubmaul bsf6reitt uab tpie es ibm
felbif ben g16Btsn Nubsn gebradt bat,
!, ldbt fd gu isber Sabresaeit let6t aass
ftibren unb perlansl fsiue grobeu gors
tebrungen. Seoes sur Nufuabme BET
Der Giibe biarei9eno ggObe, tisfe unb
fiarfe Waherbsden eiguet 1d ba3u.
Qm befeg mirb baS Beden f6on an
abeab 3uuor mi. WaHer 70 bod sefa0t.
BOB bic 6Ibs basiu BIG iber bic Ru69sl
eintauAen, uuo an uas gett seHellt; ba
neben SrDdsnthher. Ssfolgt man ge.
tplf1e Worf9tsmaBregeln 10 lernt bic
peradrteliite 0aut bas talte Wafer er.
trageu. Wan barf nur nidt gisid nit
su nieorigen Seu peraiuren beginner;
man f1ngt. ie nah BET Heofiioa, nit
20, ia % uuD "a Grab q. an uab eett
bonn fodts i'm 2aufe ton Woden auf
l6 8rab IT,, rur ausaobmsmeiIe tie
fer, berab. Inter olen umf1dnben
muB man benz fur3ea, nur menige Sc.
tuRsen tpdbreuoen, 6uBbaoe ein taf6ss
grm6rmen ber geine folgen lafien.
Oos sef9iebt III tpeuisen Winutsn
tpenn man He mad fii@tigem Mbtrod.
nen 1T bas narme Bett suriidbringt;
ein 4breiben IN lun6tbl9; ie raider fe
tn Oas gett suridgebradt merben, be.
TO beifer wlrb bas TuBbab ertraseu;
nur BET aI niebrigen Semperoturen
tam ed. ldnger als aebn Winuten bau.
ern, bisNfe gut uarm tperben. @e.
fbmddte unb alte perlonen fouen au
niebere $emperaturen meiSen unb Bel
1870 Grab st. bIeiben. - Cur alb.
bdrtung Der baut bes sansen s0rpers
empfieblt GHBmaul fur empfinbIid)e
perfOnen bas folgenbs gerfabren:
Wan limmt 3uerf bas Mbnalden bss
a6rpers Bis berab au ben anieen Dor,
am befen itebenb ober tnieenb tiber bas
Waiierbefen 9ebsu9t, unb IdBt bas
Waiier aus benz 51wamm namenili1
tiber Waden unb Gals frdftig Hr6men,
bann trofnet man fih raid ab, bhlt
ben 2eib Elm, iebt Rtb auf ben Bettranb
unb taudt iebt bic ThBe In bas geden,
bas ant Bett iiebt, tpdf@t STE Beine BIS
3u ben 4nieerl berauf, trodnet He fu1.
tig unb aiebt He 3ulebt inter bie uarme
8ettbede surtd. Wai6uns unb Sub.
bab beanipruden tpenige Winutsn, in
aebn bis meiteren fhnf3ebn Winuten
ldngiens uirb Der gau3e 30rper i'm
gett marm. Wtan ftebt banu Iofort
anf. auBmoul fdlieBt bieis Ratb.
i9ldge NIT ben Worteu: vWobl benen,
bic FOLDER borF1tiger Weiboben ber
Abbdrtung ni6t bebhrfen unb i1ou Ia
Der &irbbeit baran geu6bnt wurben,
mOrsens sleid beim NufRsben elm fa9,
tiges faltes Wannenbab, eiue talte
gre nfe ober elne 4buaibung bes sans
asn aDrpers TN taIten Sibbab su ge'
brau6en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09
cpferftetm aus Mertfo.

auRos NebrIing bonn Msilmantee' r
Wuieum erbielt ftr3li1 einen Brief
BON einem Greunb in Merito, tporin Inn
berfelbe mittbeilt, bob bel ben tiir3Ii9
borgenommenen ausgrabungen auf
ieiner Garm Elm Opferaetn aus ber 3stt
ber 9olteten unb slateten gefunbea
tpurbe, uelden er fur bus Wuleum tn
Ntilmautee beiiimmt bat. Der Stein
bat einen Snbalt bon 5 aubitfuB unb
miegt 2 3onnen. Sn bem Stein bes
finbet fi6 eine 66blung, In trelbe bas
MenidenOpfer geIegt wurbe, bebor Der
Oberpriefer bemielben NIT benz Obf.
bianmeiier ben 8obesftoB beriebte.
Der Opferiteiu muB uuaufb6rli6 In
@sbraud semsien fein in Der periObe,
als In benz antiten SempeI bem Son.
nengoit Wenf9enopfer bar8ebra1t
wurben. Wtan fann. 10 bsiBt es In benz
Sdreibea, nod beutli6 bic 6puren ber
Jingsrndgel In benz nGranit ieben,
toeIGe bic Opfsr im 8obessampfe ein.
qeriBt baben. (2) Die usberfatrung bes
Opfsrfeins na9 Milwautee nbBt aber
porldufig no6 auf einiee Sdmierietei.
len. Die Mheumsbsb6rbs rnuB ndm.
lid 3uerf bte grlaubniB bonn prdRben,
ten Der aepublit. porfirio Dia3, eruir.
ten, bebor bies ueberbgeibisl aus barba.
rider 3eit Msrito berlaNen unb nod
ben Der. Staten beforbsrt perben
barf. Sc ift sesen bic fiaatIi9en &c,
feBe bes 2anbes, ar6dologifde 6unbs
aus bemielben au berididen, obmobl
bie merirauiide &esieruag maa1mal
bic RegeIH aufgeboben uab bic gerien.
bung BON autiquitdien ins Muslanb
ae1iattet bot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09
Sic @ei@tdte eimes gflapet,.

Yin 91noen unb 5iiBen bas gauge
2eben lang sefeiielt 5u iein burd Die
8anten Der &ranfbeit, bas 1T 10 siem>
li6 Die l6limmite 5orm Der @tlaberei,
bic man ii6 oenfen fann! @eorae 9.
Biaiams BON Mandeiter, Mi9., be-
ridtet, ipie fold etn @flape befreit
ipuroe. ST iast: pMeine 5rau mar
feds Sabre lang 70 biilflOs, oaB iie fid
ni6t einmal allein i'm 8ette umbreben
fonnte. 9aa6bem iie 5luei 6tai9en
electric 8itters 9ebrauht bate, beiierte
fi6 ibr 8ultanb in tuunberbarer -&eiie,
70 baB lie iest ibre Sausarbeit ielbIt
perri6ten fam. 9as porSislt6e Mit=
tel fir Srauenlelben beilt aufs ldnellfe
9aerpoiitdt, S6lafloiisfeit, Melan6olie,
aopfidmer5en, 9iidenidmer3en unb
ObnmadtsanfGle. 9iele iuunberiuir=
fenbe Mebicin iit elm iuabris @naben=
sei9enf fit ale idiuahen, frdnfli6en
uno eri60pften 2eute. Sebe Slaide
tuirf sarantirt. gtur so Gents Die
5lai6e. gu baben bei ben Mpotbeteru
| S. &alteber & Spn.
Der neue Geianbte bon goree
fabrt ben ytumeu .Min Dong. 5Ollt
L a /.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09
fliijicrte Die arne Grau

bauCiung-" fliifcrte bic orme Grou
re::,is.
cite lranete topTcr lie atlgdnen ALL
ri:d, lie ibr sci bem (taca anfen an sic
G; >oe'tee i .@all. e5a, Ms es t3gt 10
Wgf!, 81 njerl. raB Der {1.iijoth. Die
u:5 Jtt ioi ii, be3 Oasis tregtjt.r
e5eai,'g3s.it ,.el3-- 9t1er '..mm MIR,
0tii,itrd'e'--i!jila f5ln9cvt.
5lesi ! .e9 }cbe id '9c; (, a5er ,tur
eln &teiler, &,d5el unb G6fjel-"
v2tlS psnn oQ5 nidt I'M 10 genaittal=
liber mare, .srlautbiste oa5 MaaoeYell
lG6elno.
Sic N1utter llobu eili 81 llno beoanlt
es 5u f6aien 9tf5 fie babon 3u cIiea
berfu6te, glitt jeoob beinoDe eiii BUG
BON Gfel um iDren Malluo unb lie legte
es 6aifig bel Geite.
SD bin perlpDbnt, periudte iie slt
i6er5en, nuno Siebe mir lei6tere Soft
bor. sic friimelte fi6 BON benz
S6lpar5broo in bas Mildnaiier-S
anbers ipar Die blduliGe Slii1iiefeit
ni9t 81 nennen-ilnb mar au6 faum
gu beipe9en, cine &leinisfeit ben ben
SleiiGid)eiben alj ben 8rDo6en 81
fDiten.
glie ia9te fidb eri0redt, ipie fur6tbar
Die Ntutter 9e0arht boben ntubte, penn
ii9 i6re 9iatur i6cn eesen 70 einfa1e
Nabrun9smittel ltr0ubte. Sic fdbtc Die
binfdlli9e @eitalt ncbell iitb nit Ger
Gjei0arftbeit tiefiter 8eiorgniB ms
9Iltge ggie ae6Te0li0 Der 3arte &orper
ausiab, bas ibnale Gefitbt tpie elcno,
trob bes 9lnGalbs pm Sieberrotbe !
llno Der sln5u9- !-Glie iab iib
fu6eno in Dem Stiib6en um. eSn Der
einen Gfe hing nod etipas an @arbe=
robe, jeoob nod idle6terer 9lrt tpie bds
bunte, id6dbi9e &lei0, bas bic Msutter
trug-ipaDri6einli0 abgele9te Sa6en
9utber5i9er Som6oiantinnen. : 9as
Mdo6en fllbr pl0bli6 ii6 entiiuneno
empor, 0a6, mein @epdd !"-iie mar
in @eoanfen babel getpeien, es nit Der
Mutter al tbeilen ubas TT ia weiter
gefabren-"
Srau glie iiberleste. vMenn i6 nur
Semanb tpiBte, i'm gu i6iden-i9
muB 6alb fort uno bin bor Glf ni6t
frei-"
sd besleite Gid, entf6ieo oos
junge Mdb6en, bas peinlibe Gnpfin=
ben unterbriidenb, tpel9es i'm BEL Der
Gripdbnung Der berbaBten 9fli6t Der
Mutter fam, ni6 gebe CUR Sabn.
Die t9ipa6e Srall 3ufte unter eineal
algitpollen S6ref suiammen. 9anl
beriu6te lie gu la6eln. o9u ninnllt
ben S@liiiiel nit, Sinh, ni6t pabr?
SD muBt gu ipieoerfpmmen-innlt
bin i9 obba6los.
u@sltter-~ iaete Glie I'M Son Der
Qual ulb 2iebe.
Sic batten nid)t melt nit einanber>su
geben. 9htr iiber ben Sof lulb Elm
Stiid an bein 0ffelltli6en @arten ents
lang. 9ann mubten lie fi6 trennen.
Srau Glie lief ii6 INNER unb INNER
mieoer naG~ ibrcm ainbe unlie1eno,
bent ilaben @ebdube su, bas ben 98irz
fungsfreis ibrer Sflapenoisnite umz
i6loB.
elie elite, ii6 0fters befraeeno, na@
oem gabn4of,Aill Dem tie beute an9e=
fommen.
geel6' Elm gse6iel Der Gmpfinouneen
stpif6en DDrber unb jebt!
lGprtiekuna fpfatl
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q. ". & u. y. Saba.

]
Nad @alpefon, Soufon unb Guerp
td8lib ..............9:OO 8prm.
yta6 Corpus Gbriiti, Granias 8aB unb
Beenille tdstid .......1 100 Na9m.
Na9 &errnille tdsli1, aiissenommeu
Sonnabenbs u.Sonntass 3 59fa9m
Na9 &errpille, Sonntass. s. 80 Hprn,.
Na9&errpiIe, ,Gpnnabenbs A ::3Oyea1m.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Soufon unb Guerp
tdslib .............7:OO Nben6s,
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nranias Bo6 nnb
Beebille taali6 1870 Na1m.
GOn &errniIle tdsli1, aussenommeu
Sonntass unbM MOntass 10 :458prm,
Bon 9errpille, Sonntass 6 80 Mbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Monta9s. :25 8orm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09

- Der neue Gefanbte BON Goreo
fibrt ben NameH .Win Dong. SOnts
baS eiu pIattbeuti9er ietn2 = (W6l. J
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@nlf Gbore . 0abn.
49,

Gbfabrt.
gta9 Stodoale, tdslid, aussenommen
SDntta9S. 500 Wprnt.
Gntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdslib, aussenommen
Sonntaqs. 300 Na6m.
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Giienbabn Tabr Ylan.
s. & o. u. eabu.
u b { a hr t,

VI b brt.
Nad ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
ooer W. 6. & T.....12:3O Na1m.
g2a6 ct. Souls uia Sron Mountain
Goute. e..............8: 80 Mbenbs.
Nab 9earne td9li6 ....5 100 Worgens.
Nab Gareoo. o........... 1000 8orm.
Nnfmnft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Wountain & 90.
81. u z. I..............S $3.50 Gorm.
Won ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & SO.
&. Il Z. ............. $3.50 Na1m.
Bon Searne tdsli6. .1O:2O Mbenbs.
SDn 3are6o. 1925 Wa6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09
Guntberm Yactftc 8abn.
Qbfa brit.

0a9 Stem Orleans, Soufon unb Gal.
peiton tdSli9 1910 Mittaas unb
9:3O Mbenbs. bs......,............
aa6@asle8aB, Merico &c. IL so Born.
gfad @alifornien .4:45 Nabm.
Nnfunft,
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouiton unb gal'
peIfon tdgli6 7:25 8orm. unb 4 4::25
Nabm. .......................
Won Galifornien &c. IL go 8orm.
Bon @asle 8aB unb Merieo 700
Nbenos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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:3ur Wptis.

Uian telepbonire unS, lDenn tnan 3tl
reilen tptinf6tunb mir mer6sn bic Softer
gleid bis gum Seaimmuns8. Drte bes
f6rbern unb merben Sic i'm Waaen
ober per Omnibus abboleg.
Garter & atul llaln,
aran8fer @pmpanp.
4Ol DIT. 6ouion StraBe. Bel. 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09

@eiunbbeit. Stdrte un6 9aerpens
fraft fol9en benz @ebrau6e bon Or. Ws.
U. Simmons 2eber Meoicin, ,uelbe
CUTE 8eroauuns unb Slllimilatipn iidert,
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guniet 9tuiteb.
q bfah 1t.

gsa6 galifornien, Sreitass 1886 Mors.
gea6 Seem Orleans, Dienltas uno Jrei=
fo9... .2.2O Nad1m.
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U n fun n ( t.


@on galifornien, 9ien1tag unb. Grei-
ta9.. 49,. BIS Wtorgens.
Bon Stem Orleans, Dienitas unb Greiz
tag. 200 Nahm.
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NJ. g. & Z. Habn.
Mbfabrt.

gsad @aco, Sort Bortb, Dallas, Ram
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tds.
lid 200 Morsens unb $3.50 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
Bon @bicaoo, ct. Souls, aanIas gitp,
Dallas, GLrt @ortb unb @aco, tdas
LID IS 80 Borm. unb 10 20 Gbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-05-09

= BemaItsS, IhuarisS. grimes unb
rohfderes Orabt 3eua Sn baben bel
y. praeger,
322-324 Oh'@nmmerce.G GtraBe.
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Sabrga1tg 81.

@ei6dttS< mnb 8obz
lt1ttgs> fitr 5 Cts.
pro Sag. Seine Stre6>
11ung fiir Miet1e II. &e>
gen 0er Gtn5el9eiten tuenOe
1nam iid oft bic Sii0meit>
li6e Selegrap1elt~ nn0 ST.
lepbotl . Geleai6aft, un0
6war alt 0aS GDntraft- ST.
partement. SelepbDtt 355.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-08-14
COLAIERY
ACCIDENTS |
A Miner Probably Fatally Injured at
Turkey Run.
CAUSED BY A PREMATURE BLAST
lgnited a Powder Cartridge by Trying Il
Force it Into a Hole with a Drill.
Two Men Burned by an Explo-
sion of Gas.

Charles Huskis a Lithuanian 80 years old,
unmarried, and residing at No. 2l2 North
Catherine street. this morning received fatal
injuries while at work in the Turkey Run
eolliery.
Huskis was engaged in preparing a blast in
a dog hole" when the accident occurred He
prepared cartridge, but when inserting it
found it too large for the hole. He got upon
his knees and endeavored to force the cart
ridge with the aid of a drill The friction
ignited the powder and caused an explosion.
The victim was kueeling close to the hole
aud received the force Of the blast One
piece of coal inflicted a terrible wound above
his right eye and another piece made simi-
lar cash in his chest 1t is remarkable that
the man was not killed outright.
In spite of the severe painful nature OF
his wounds, Huskis retained his presence of
mind and found his way down to the gang
way. There he met miner, who discovered
that the victims shirt was on fire. The
flames were extinguished by the miner who
then summoned assistance and Huskis was
removed to his boarding house.
DR.. G. NJ. Hamilton was summoned to
attend the victim and found him in an ap-
parently dying condition. Huskis has a
wonderful constitution and he rallied sufi-
GENTLY this afternoon to be removed to the
Miners hospital. His chances for recovery
are very poor.
William Delaney, Of West Cherry street
the contractor employing Huskis, had a
narrow escape from injury He was about ia
enter the dog hole" when the blast went OIL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-08-14

The Annunciation Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic at Fowler's Grove tomorrow.
The National Club will picnic its host OF
friends at Columbia park.
st. Joseph's parish, of Girardville, will
hold picnic in Grand Army park at that
place. In the morning a parade of church
societies of Girardville, Ashland Mahanoy
City and Shenandoah will be held. sweep.
stake pigeon match for $50 a side, in which
several well known shooters will participate,
will take place in the afternoon. Another
feature will be foot race between Joseph
Mulligan and Edward sela, two BARRIERS SI
Girardville.
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wTu killed in Family Feua.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. 14.--James Quinn,
aged so years, a resident of Lookout, a
suburb Of Carbondale was killed In a
family feud yesterday between the
Quinns and the Gallaghers. There has
been bad blood between the families
for some time past and numerous
quarrels have resulted. Early yesterday
morning Quinn boy and one of the
young Gallaghers engaged In a fight,
but separated without doing any seri-
Gus injury to one another. In the after
noon the boys resumed the fight and In
very short time both families, men,
women and children were engaged in a
pitched battle. When the hostilities
ceased, James Quinn was found lying
by the roadside with his skull crushed
and at Z o'clock last night he died
without regaining consciousness.
Joseph Gallagher, aged 25, and Thomas
aged 20. were arrested.
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The picnic committee Of the Soldiers
Monument Park Association met at the resi-
dence Of Hon. NJ. G. Watson on Saturday
evening, last, and all the subcommittee
made very encouraging reports as to the
progress of arrangements. Letters were
read from Judges w. A. Marr and P. NJ.
Dunn, Colonel Hoffman, and George J.
Wadlinger, Esq, of Pottsville, accepting in
vitations to be present at the event on Labor
Day. and wishing the committee success in
its undertaking. The committee on music
reported that the Grant Band had agreed to
furnish music at the price of 81 per man, and
each man will refund dollar to the monu.
ment fund. Letters from several societies
promising to participate in the parade which
is to precede the picnic were also read.
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SALE STOPPED.
Point Gained by Stockholders of Defunot
Reading Institution.

The sale Of the property of the defunct
Safe Deposit Building and Saving Association
Of Reading was proceeded with at that place
on Saturday 1t was attended by committee
representing stockholders in the concern re-
siding in this town, Mahanoy City, Tamanend
and Delano, the committee also having its
counsel, ex-Judge Lyon, Of Mahanoy City,
in attendance.
The sale was made under direction of the
assignees. Nine properties were bid up Ia
amounts ranging from $3.50 to $1,000, when
Judge Lyon objected to the sale going on,
stating that he represented more than half OF
the stockholders and be did not think the
properties we're being bid up to the proper
figures. After conference between the
several attorneys the sale was postponed
until September 3Oth, next.
Tomorrow night the stockholders in this
town will meet, and it is probable that a
committee viii be appointed to confer with
the stock holders at Mahsnoy City, Delano
and Tamanend, with a view TO devising
means to pay off the judgments against the
properties. II this plan proves feasible the
stockholders will take the properties and
realize what they can from them to liquidate
their own claims.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Neurology Reports of This and Other
Towns of the County,

John Glen, aged 81 years, died at his home
in MahanOy City last night from the effects
of cancer of the mouth. The funeral will
take place on Wednesday morning. The
deceased was bachelor.
Lucy, 13-year-old daughter of Jacob and
Louisa Franks, died at the family residence
on West Cherry street last night from ap-
pendicitis, after an illness of three days.
The seven mOnth-old child of Timothy
Kelly, of Mahanoy City, died this morning.
Edward, five-months-Old son of George
Walaitis of East Centre street, was buried in
the Lithuanian cemetery yesterday after
noon.
Mrs Catherine Yodis, aged 2s years, was
buried from her home at Turkey Run yes
terday and interment was made in the
Polish cemetery.
The remains of Gertrude, eleven-month-
old child of William Landy, of Mahanoy
City, were buried at that place to-day.
James Bender, the s-year-old boy who was
killed at Park Place last Friday while at
tempting to board moving coal train, was
brought to town for burial to-day. The in
terment was made in the Annunciation cem-
etery this afternoon.
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The Pottsville Tribune. launched on the
sea of journalism few months ago, has sus-
pended publication. Manager r, j. Wilson
says that the suspension is only temporary,
and he expects to resume shortly under re-
organization. Messrs. Brumm and White.
house we're associated with Mr.. Wilson VIXEN
the paper was launched, but the two former
gentlemen falling to come up with their cash
the latter dropped them and went it alone,
This necessarily somewhat embarrassed the
manager and he was compelled to suspend,
and we trust it is only temporary. Mr.
Wilson issued newsy, up-to-date newspaper
and was deserving of better treatment.