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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13

A las once media nos encontraba-
mos reunidos en- el pintoresco sitio de-
nominado Rosaita. NADIA mas amenO
lleno de encantos. Bajo paliode from
da tropical que forma vegetacion exhu-
berante, y qae rumora, con su pausada
corriente, las aguas del balneario de
Catoni, sc encontraba expiSndida mesa
de campo con iambres sexquisitos he
chos preparar por los galantes antitrio-
mes, para la concurrencia invitada. Ell
lugar era apropiado; parecia uno de
esos pintorescos passages de que nos ha-
bla Pierre Lott que tanto deleitan la
r-Ax- i-:---e.--~:S-.
La naturaleza sonriente; era dia de
gala el de aver, y ell sol besandonos con
sus rayos de fuego, invitaba al sport y
al bullicio. A 10 lejos variado pano =
rama de bcllfsimos espejismos, que al
descomponerse por efeeto de la luz y
del celage, formaban acuarelas de ini-
mitable belleza.
En- ell momento indicado anfitI1ones y
eomensales tomaron sus puestos en- ell
banquete. A los amigos de Ponce va
cltados, sc unieron los de Juana Dfaz,
cuya representation la llevaban EnI4 :
que Alvarado, alma de la fiesta, Eduar
do Diaz, Fernando Torrent, Carlos Ju-
liza, Alfonso Chavier, r.. Alvarado,
Carlos Dfaz, Juez Municipal, Roberto
Thompson y Eduardo Escalona sccre
tario del Ayuntamiento.
Ell almuerzo fu6 suculento expl6n-
dido, por 10 delicado de los manjares,
y por ell confort de su preparation. Los
vinosy licores refrigeraahas; loe pos
tres riqufsimoe. -
En- ell momento indlcado por insi-
nuacion de los amigos de Ponce, expuseI
en- breve sfntesis, ell profundo agredeci-
miento de todos, por las deferencias de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13

exploit ados, de sueIo rocalloso y calizo,
= donde solo creoen arbustos utilisables
para lefia y csrb6n.
IA los terrenos cuyos duefios re-
sidan fuera del pals, Sc les impondra
IN recargo de 5e-~por ciento ,sobre la
contribucion fjada para los demas.
s.-Quedan desde lucgo deropadas
todas las ordenanzas 8 decretos sc
opongan estas disposiciones.
!. Por mandate del Mavor Generh Hen
ry, Frank NC Lntyre -ler. rehiente l9
Infanterfa, Ayudante general auxiliar,
en- ejercic:o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
BibHOgr9Ga

Acusamos recibo del folleto ssNosas
pedag6gicas collection de artfculos pa-
blicado por don Arturo Vega Morales
professor de la escuela normal y ex-in-
pector de instrnccidn publica.
Conocidos los trabajos del r,feriio
folleto, por haber sido publieadcs lo.
artfculos que 10 forman por la prensa
de la isla, y siendo la fndole de diohos
trabajos, eseucialmente didaeticos, nos
|apresGramos Il recomendar dicha ohra
a sodos los anantes de In lectura ilns-
trata.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
Ia MAyORoIINA do D poa.o

LA MAYORQUINA de p. Bestard
y Ca -Ofrecem os reclbido ultimamente:
Drill superior de herederos de don
Vicente Juan Tuers, de Palma. Drill
1ereila de idem idem, Drill hilandilla,
Drill pique cuatro coronas, Drill piqua
especial, Cretona de hilo fina, Toallas
de varias classes blancas y de colores,
trlsas tamafio pequefia, Camisas Ma
yorquinas de seis tamailos, Calsoncillos
blancos Y crudos, Sefiros de todos colo
res, Naipes superiores, Corbatas de
diferentes classes, Medias de diferen-
tcs classes, alpargatas Gle colores: Todo
superior barato- i-sss tefs's-s - = ~
s Ventas al por mayor. 15-14
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13

Palisades.

Este es ell tftulo de una secci6n i'm
portantfsima que viene apareciendo cr
nuestro estimado colega El Nueco Pals,
de la Habaua.
En- dicha seccion, y en- forma sinteti
ca Sc detallan con cierta sOrna, los mas
importantes sucesos que vicnen tenido
1ugar EN- la Antilla hermana.
Ell ndmero correspondence al dfa 2e
del pasado Febrero, termina con ell 81
guiente parrafo que da a comprendel
hasta donde llega la ironfa del cscritor.
<Alguros mentecatos que solo por el
hecho de saber hablar ingles sc consi
deran preparados Intellectual y polftica-
mente para ser hombres de Estado, sc
han figurado que van 4 un bale y sc
van 8 encontrar con un entierro.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
LA DEMOcRACIA
Director. MARlANO ABRlL
Administrator. EDELMlRO J. LESPlER
La der1NNsN
PRoP0sIT0S.

Escrito nuestro editorial del
sabado. exponiendo el fraude en-
que vieneo cayendo las reutas
municipales CON la ocu,tac:6p
que viene hacieadose de la YER
dadera riqueza urbana dc Ponce,
hemos sabido con salts fac;6n que
el senior sPorrata-Doria alcalde
de esta ciudad. dispone abrir
una information cempleta y aca
bada de la verdadera riquez, ur-
bana existente.
- Tasnbi5u tenamos. .enterdido y
casi podemos asexurarlo, que la
bella ciudad del Sur tan descu.-
dada en- su ornate, sufrira una
transformation completa, elevan-
dose q la altura del progreso que
demanda su cultura y So civiliza-
con. 15
La reforma Sc harA .median-
te un emprestito de un million do
dollars por el municipio ~. que
& rant zara con sus rentas, &
fin de abrir trab' jos p1blicos,
hacer GALES, cloacas, en- fu TODD
aquello que pleparan las ciuda-
des de la catsgoria de Ponce, &
la vida de la hygiene y q la del
progreso.
Ell empire ,tito Sc hara con ARE
glo & las estipulaciones de TODD
c: edito y dentro de las formas
equitativas de los negocios leales
y honrados
Es indudable que Ponce debe
hacer algo por salir de la diffcil
situac:6n en- que Sc encuentra.
y por entrar de lleno on 81 CAM:
70 que reclama la vida moderna
de las grandes ciudades. La trans
formation que SO viene operando
on Ia capital de la isla, viene des-
pertando Ia atenc:oa de amigos
y de extrsnos.
iQu6 motives paeden oponsr-
SO q que Ponce no Sc sit1s del
mismo modo : Es verdad qu ;
la administration municipal vie
ne estando huerfana hacs mucho
tempo de gestion lrvantada y
resuelta, pero va que el actual
alcalde esta dispussto q afeontar
la reforma de IA ciudad de Po a
ce, llevandola q la altnra que le !
? = r-:-@;ria l.
idea, que en- esa obra de repara-l
clones, tendra & su lado la ciu- |
dadanfa inteligente y progresista-
No hay que pensar en- resulta |
dos satisfactorios para ia derra
ma La opioi6n es un nanime en-
rechazarla; comprendemos one el
on el radio de sus ia
no pnede hacer otfa co
sa, pero la iniciativa puede mu-
cho.
Hemes visto al general Henry
q salvar inconvenien
tes & las mu nicipalidades en- su
gesti6n administrative; hay algo
mas, el secretario de e stado vi
Gt bernaci6n tiene autorizac;6ol
para resolver de por 81 cnalquier
circu ustancia de tri soendencia
que sfecte a los Ayuntamient 9
Spor que nc SO hace llegar hasta
: la situaci6n anormal que SO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
Los rest0s de Capdevila

Los restos de aquel espafiol geueroso
y honrado que supo imponerse en- la
Habana una muItitud desenfrenada, ell
dfa nefscto del fusilamiento de los estu-
diantes de medicina, seran trafdos q la
Capital de la antilla hermana, en- donde
Sc dispOne una suntuosa solemnidad. !.
Cuba redimiAa no olvida 4 sus hom
bres generosos llamense espanoles
cubanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
4FARnACIA INTERNATIONAL
Marina esquina a Aurora

Marina esquina Aurora
Eta nueva farmaoia ofrece al pdili
90 exoelentes drogas, p-oductos qufmi.
COS patentiz dos AGA bados de recibir
de los principales centros manufacture
ros de America y Europa.
Especialidad en- Ell despaoho de re
oetas, 6 precios m6dicos, d todas horas
del dia y de Ia noche. Ponce, Febrero
20 de 1899. - lin. stl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
PRESIOtKcIA DEL AYUHTAMIEsIO
DE PONCE.
Al Hblic..
DE PONCE.

R.sultln 10 vacautas t-es pi~xSs As
nhneros d, eta Polisfa MnrI.l,.a.
qaed abb rto pnr ell prsserta a .on-
cnrso para Il provision de dsch j. a
za-, pr ei sermino ds cinco dis .
q ntar Il sic hav.
Lo qae Sc hsoe dh'.co para eesa-
cimiento general, dsbiendo los s-ri.
rantes scomps ar a sus solicitn sr.,
docu mentos iustifoativos de en- ir@zs
conducta pe,fecta constitution fisic-.
Ponoe Mario 8 de lsse.-Ei Alcala-.
Luis PoRRATA DoRrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13

que 6ramos objeto, extendiendomc Ga
consideraciones que juzgne pertinentcs:
sccnndaron mi brindis Ell sefior Escalo-
M y Mtr. Thompson, que 10 hizo en-
ingles, en- forma elocuente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13
"LASC0LUMNAS"
Antes La Pena"
frsnts al almac6a a. los Sres. Vidal y G
--CALLE CRISTINA-


II que suscribe, dueflo de este esta
blsoimiento, accediendo gustoso Ia
indicaciones de muchas personals de eats
ciudad, adiptas s conner bier, que ma
brindau su concurso, conociendo come
conocen mis- disposiciones en- la direco
ni6n de Hoteles, Restaurants, Fondas,
~ 81 ha dispuesto amplisr desde ell Is
del corrients las operaciones de su es.
tnblecimiento constituyendo dentro de
81 nm buen Restaurants, donde servire
comidas selectas y al gusto todos los
parroquianos que Sc sirvan visitarme,
ofreciendo ademas hacerme cargo de
bsceas 8 domicilio & precios convencio
males.
Cusnta para el case con empleados &
mis- 6rdenes de recomendables condicio-
mes y persopal competepts para IL de
reccion cnlinaria, todo 10 cual me pc.
mitirk ofrecer
Un 0smerado se-vici9
quo NO detark NADIA que desear al gusto
mas exigente.
YIN saban, pnes, mis- parroquianos de
Ponce v do la LILA, que desde el 2 de
Fsbrer0 enoontrarkn en- "LAS CO.
.LUMNAS comidas d todas horas du-
rante 81 dis, y exqnisitas oeDas, dulces,
osfs, chocolate. tabacos y cigarrillos y
licores drrante In noche.
Santiago Gim6nez. A
Los precios y condolences sstarin & j
sdos en 81 Estsbleoimiento.
Poa0e, Enarc ~ d 1922
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-13

IN. De 6OIcOEcHEh PHoees.nex &c
90 On la calle de la Union esqaina i IN
del Sol. a.ls an.
En- Ell taller dc don Roberto Graham
% hacen CON prootitud y esmero sa.ls
clase de reparaciones ; las Siciclesss
para 10 cual sc cuenta con oper1rsos ha-
biles espccialistas On esoo trSbnio~v : SON
todos.los accesorios que sean neoersrias.
Enero, 5, de 1900. l.. m,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
Mlgof Accidents.

Jacob Rssmesa iduk dealer Of Mahanoy
City, broke his fight arm this m6rning by
falling from ladder In his storage house
A team belonging TO Adam Winkle, a
farmer of Catawissa, tan away at Mahanoy
City this morning. Wrinkle was thrown
from his soigh and received severe cuts ON
the face and hands.
John Anthony, miner at Morea colliery'
had three ribs broken yesterday He re.
turned after firing a shot and lump OF coal
fell upon him. He was taken to the Miners
hospital.
James Hall. of Mahanoy City, had two
fingers Of his right hand mashed between a
prop and the side Of breast in the Tunnel
Ridge colliery yesterday.
Robert Long, of Jacksons, loader boss ~
the Knickerbocker colliery, had his righ'
knee badly injured yesterday by having u
caught between the bumpers of cars.
Martin Kolbach. laborer at Maple Hi
colliery, had his right hand mashed yester
day by falling piece Of rock
James Flanagan, miner at the Primros'
colliery, was slightly burned by gas yester
day. He was drilling hole when he brok'
feeder of gas and it was ignited by hi
naked lamp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
PITHY POINTS.

Happenings Throughout the Country
Ohr"nicIad for Hasty PerusaI.
Some still date their letters 1898.
There is again scarcity of coal cars.
What about those New Year resolutions?
The employees at Kelley Run were paid to
day.
Lansford is excited over woman hugger.
Shenandoah is full Of them.
Orders have been issued to work the York
Farm coliery the balance Of this month
DIR. G.. W. Farquhar has been appointed
outdoor physician for the Pottsyillc district.
Those interested in the Pottsville lTOn and
Steel Company are working for a reorganiza-
ton
The University of Pennsylvania has 5000
students a slight decrease over the previous
| year.
The coming marriage of william Adolph
and Miss Tillie Keller, both of Ashland, is
announced
Bellefonte Borough Council is considering
proposition TO establish town electric
light plaut
Paul E. Writ has been nominated by the
Democrats for president Of Bloomsbury
Town Council
Francis E. Brewster, son Of the late F..
Carroll Brewster, has been elected solicitor
for the Girard Estate.
The St. Clair Coal Company will continue
work at their coliery while Improvements
are made to the breaker.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial Associa-
tion will meet in annual session in the city
Of Harrisburg next Wednesday.
Rev. II. H. Runk, of Mechanicsburg, has
been extended call by st. Johns Re
formed congregation, Of Lebanon.
A. NJ Keim was elected secretary Of the
Ashland School Board, succeeding John W.
Edwards, removed from the town
Washington Orme, of st. Clair, was badly
injured in the back at Marion colliery, yes
terday, by water pipe falling on him.
A double block of houses in fremont Oc-
cupied by David Leininger and Jefferson
Drake was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The quarterly meeting Of the County
Board of Directors of the A. o. H, will be
held in Pottsvile, on Saturday morning.
Frank Schmidt, who escaped from the
Almshouse Monday night and walked Il
Orwigsburg in his bare feet is recovering.
Twenty three acres of coal lands in Barry
township, this county, have been secured by
Benjamin Werner by patent from the state
The number Of grip cases is increasing il
this town.
A big cave-in at the No. 1 colliery of tn,
Red Ash Coal Company, Luzerne county
throws $50 men and boys temporarily out o
work.
Andrew Goivity was killed and William
Gesweart seriously injured by the falling Of
coal chute at the Yorktown breaker, nea
Hszleton.
George f. Whitman, of town. will install
the officers of the Ladies' Aid Society, 0
v, tomorrow night
Lancaster county School Directors met il
annual convention yesterday at Lancasto
and elected S. NJ. Herr president of thei
association.
The P. & R. employees at shamokin wer
J paid yesterday those in this district will b
paid tomorrow.
- The body of John Heslin was found in
creek at Austin Potter county, he havin
:. fallen on stone at the waters edge an
a broken his neck.
s. Miss Pearl Pickering has resigned as chic
4 nurse at the AlmshOuse, to take effect Apr
lst Miss Parry, of Bangor, Pa, is an al
= plicant for the position.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
fHB CAUSE REVEALED
Tbs real sodfoe o. Rhsamatisa is Finally
Pound By scientific Discovery


t ,..ts tie medical profession and people
,;onsrailv have been inquiring what = tn9
es,tse of tbeumatism 2" Millions have sunereu
from lis strange attacks, have endured ~
silence and still wondered what could haNe
cansed Il. Like all great thihgs IN thls %
world. the cause Is very simple when clearly
understood .,,,so
Itric acid in the blood is the one great cause
of All this trouble. all this pain, all TINS an
novancs which so often wrecks the lie
ButRow does this uric acid get ihto '"'
blood That is the great question.
Uric acid gets into the blood, poisous the
blood. and often ruins the life, because II Is
not expelled from the system.
But how can it be thrown out OF th'
system2 .,.t
In one way and one way only-througu
the Kidneys Is this not simple, is 1t mol
reasonable-it is true
II is because the kidneys are not doing
their duty that the uric acid remains in the
body. gets into tie blood, causes those terrible
mains in the joints and muscles and frequently
brings on more serious troubles.
There has never been but one way by
which the kidneys could be kept in perfec
condition and good working order, and tha
is bv the use of that great modern discovery
Warmers Safe Cure. This has been proven
conclusively by the millions Of people wh'
have used it, by the millions who have beer
helped and by those who are in perfect
health to-day
You know this, reader, If you will only
stop and think. Recall how many times yot
have read the grateful words of men ant
women who have been in the depths o
bitterness and who have been restored by
using Warmers Safe Cure. There are an un
told number Of people to-day who would b,
in an exhausted condition from rheumatism
if it were not for a constant use of this grea
discovery
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Neil Glass an aged resident of Pottsville,
and father of Andrew Glass, former clerk in
the Controllers office died yesterday leaving
wife and four children. Funeral on Mon,
day.
The remains of Lewis W. Keene, aged 50
years, were inferred at Pottsville to-day.
Mrs Mary A. Kelly, aged 20 years and one
of the pioneer residents of MahanOy City,
died at that place last evening She is SUI
vived by her husband, John Kelly, and four
children
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
BO0MiNs HARD COAL.
lraue tn he 1hsued ~ EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Year.


The Authmtite Coal Operators Association
Ntld % meeting in New York ON Wednesday,
aud plaus wele adopted in the interest Of
hard coal Il was the regular quarterly
meeting of The Association and two import
ant matters were brought up. One was the
proposed independent railroad from Scranton
to New York, and the other was the ship
ment of anthracite to cities Of France, Ger
many aud Great Britain
Secretary Fleming has just returned from
Europe, where he had been sent by the asso-
citation several months ago with view to
securing markets for anthracite coal. Mr..
Fleming found that the people on the other
side of the Atlantic are ready to use our coal,
if it can be delivered in their respective
countries at the same price now paid for
w, lsh coal 1t is now known that anthracite
can be shipped to Europe and sold at "a reason
able price Mr.. Fleming says that the
market is there for our coal aud the assoCia-
/ ton decided to make the effort to build up a
trade In order to do this vessels may be
chartered to take the first consiguments tC
/ France and Germany. After the market is
| opened there will be no trouble in securing
vessels to cary the coal.
The necessity for the establishment of al
independent railroad was discussed, but nC
definite action was taken, aud the matter was
deferred until the annual meeting in April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Peer Tillhannis, who came to this country
from Poland but six months ago, was com
mitted by Justice May at Mahanoy City last
night in default Of 5000 bail. On the 5th inst.
Tillhannis stole $40 from trunks in Mana
uoy City boarding house. He was traced to
Kingston and arrested there yesterday He
admitted his guilt and said bum stole the
money from him Just before becoming a
resident Of MahauOy City Tillhannis com
plet d three month sentence in the Luzerne
county iail on a similar charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
To Pay claims Promptly.

Several peraons who were in the Lehigh
Valley excursion wreck at D4nell EN- on Mon
day have already received letters from AeY
York lawyers who desire to place their
claims for damages sustained to person and
property. Parents and wifes Of those killed
are also in receipt of similar letters. +, j.
Ferguson, the claim agent for the company,
has already called on several of the injured
with view of making settlement. 1t is
said the company will not enter into litiga-
ton with clalmants if it can be avoided, and
those injured will be literally compensated
for damages sustained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
Senate Cannot Have the Instructions,

Senate Cannot Have the Instructions.
Washington, Jan. 12.-The president
has decided it to be incompatible with
public interest to comply with the re-
quest contained in the Hoar resolution
to supply the senate with the instruc-
tions given the American peace COM
missioners. If any reasons are given
for the declination the leading one
will be the fact that, as the treaty is
subject to action in Spain even after
ratification by the senate, its con
summation might be jeopardized by
the publication at this stage of the
confidential instructions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

People overlooked the importance of per
manently beneficial effects and were satisfied
with transient action; but now that it is gen
orally known that Syrup of Figs will per
manently overcome habitual constipation,
well-informed people will not buy other
laxatives. which act for time but finally
injure the system. Buy the genuine, made
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

A report from the Miners hospital states
that william Craig. the old man who was
found almost frozen to death in shanty
near the Bear Ridge colliery, Mahanoy
Plane, is in very good condition. consider
ing his age He is go years old. 1t may yet
be necessary to amputate his left leg, near the
knee The surgeons at the hospital are
endeavoring to avoid the operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

As Lehigh Valley coal train bound from
Packer No. colliery to DelanO was rounding
one OF the curves on the southern outskirts
Of town last night. drawn by engine No. so,
the axle of the rear car broke. Engine No.
357, pushing the train, forced the disabled
car some distance ahead before the train was
stopped, but no serious damage resulted.
The train was considerably delayed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Two daily trains are operated al the year
aud during the winter season, third, the
Florida Limited, is added. If you are going
to Florida or anywhere else in the South, ask
for ticket via the Southern Railway. Write
to John NJ. Beall District Passenger Agent,
s2s Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Civil Service examinations, open to ali,
will he held in most large towns in March to
get clerks for Uncle Sam Persons wishing
to know the dates and places and how the
positions can be obtained can write Colum-
bian Correspondence College, Department B,
Washington, d. c., and same will be
furnished without cost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

TINE creditors of Abe Refowich of South Bethlehem,
have appointed L. Refowch their assignee and the
immense stock has been shipped to this town, and Mr.
Refowch has instructions dispose of the such
prices they will bring The money realized from this sale
will be divided equally among the creditors
This magnificent stock includes all the newest and
most fashionable styles in Overcoa all colors fine blue
and black dress suits chevots tweeds in all styles and
coors. A tremendous assortment of
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Tamaqua is agog over another elopement
Miss Emma Whitehead has departed with
George Fero a member Of the Citizens Fire
Company. The Courier says Zero took with
him money belonging to the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Michael McGrath is at the Miners hospital
suffering from contusions Of the right leg
and severe spain of the ankle. He was hurt
by a fall of coal at Packer No colliery He
lives at lost Creek
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
DIED.

MCABE.---At Shenandoah, on the 11th inst
Lawrence McCabe, aged 90 years. Funeral
will take place Saturday morning, from the
residence of Mrs Margaret COughln, 1l9
East Centre street. High mass at $3.50 in the
Annunciation church. interment Ia the parish
cemetery Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend. l-l2-2t
O'DONNELL. Monday, 10th inst. Patrick
ODonnell aged 60 years Funeral from the
residence of his son, Edward 232 West Oak
street, on Saturday l4th inst. High mass /
Annuneiation church at 10 a. IN. lnterment
at Port Carbon fun raj to proceed via the
1926 p. & r. train. Friends and relatives are
respectfully invited to attend II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13

Christian Feter Sticker and Mrs. Louisa
Gerbert both of Mahanoy City, were married
in that town last evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev H. II. Keiser pastor
of the Reformed church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-01-13
THE wnhrnnn.

TIC ForeUast fof Saturday Partly bloddy
warmth weather and fresh casterly 10 south
orly winds, followed by rain in the western
districts aud possibly ON the coasts.