The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-13
plTHY POINTS.
"appenlngs Throughout tho Country
Chr onIcIad for Hasty Perusal.


Chionicled for Hasty Perusal.
Tomorrow will be Arbor Day.
Shad are in the local market
To morrow the base ball championship
opens.
Buffalo Bilrs big show is booked for this
county.
An agricultural implement plant may
locate at Tamaqua.
What has become Of Shenandoah's pro-
posed silk mill2
1t is said that the men employed at the
Palo Alto shops of the Z. q X. Co. will
received shortly an increase Of 10 per cent
in wages.
Rev Andrew Gathers, of Philadelphia,
who has been seriously i'll for some time, has
so far recovered rs to be able to pay visit to
his sister, Miss Margaret, at Port Carbon.
IL is stated that John Tiley, of Gilberton.
who was foreman at the Pine Forest colIiery
for number of years, will take charge of
the new Vaudeville collery when completed.
John Il. Stivetts left Ashland yesterday for
Tcrre Haute, Indiana, where he will ioin
the st. Louis base ball team, of the National
League, with which he has signed for this
season.
The Lehigh Valley has issued notice
stating that employees will hereafter be
compelled to reside where they work, and
will be hereafter deprived of their passes
James Franey, the John Wanamaker, Of
Shenandoah, transacted business at the
county seat.-Chronicle.
An increase of pension of S. to S12 per
month has been granted to Henry K. Down
ing, of Pottsvile.
The proceedings of George B. Leitzel
against Patrick McNelis will be argued at
Pottsyille on Monday.
The Traction Company and the Ashland
Council have not yet reached settlement,
and are not likely to
POttsville's post Office will not be removed
to the new public building before July 1st.
An effort was made Tuesday evening to re-
organize Ashland's Board of Trade, hut only
two members attended and it proved a
failure
The state convention of the order of United
American Mechanics will be held in Shamo-
kin May Ia next, and promises to be the
most important ever held by that organza-
ton.
A three year old child named Greblick,
West Raspberry alley, was reported to the
Board of Health to-day as a sufferer from
diphtheritic Group.
The P. & R. G. & l. employees at Ashland
and Girardville will be paid tomorrow.
A number of society people from Shamo-
kin and Mt. Carmel have organized a golf
club and have decided to lease the Gettler
farm, located about mile this side of Mays
Vile.
The Star entertainment course at Ashland
did not pay expenses the past season, there
being deficit of 81 65.
The Chief Burgess of Shamokin is lying in
wait for the bicycle scorchers and will impose
heavy fines on all arrested for the offence.
The body of Miss Elizabeth Gaus which
was buried in the Union Gap cemetery, near
Fredericksburg, Lebanon county, about N
month ago, has been stolen from the grave
By cutting his throat Andrew Coiintz, a
tramp, committed suicide in Jail at Carlisle.
The managers of the Pottsvile Hospital
have contracted for the erection of nurses
home, to cost S., 900.
The Young Mems Christian Association, at
Lancaster, will on April 20 begin the erection
of $3.50 900 building.
Charles l. Lands, appointed additiona |
law Judge in Lancaster county, will take the
oath Of Office on Saturday.
The Protestant Episcopal Archdeaconry of
Harrisburg is in session at Marietta with
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot presiding
ExAttorney General H. @. Mccormick has
been elected president Of the Lycoming Bar
Association, to succeed the late II. c. Parsons.
Three hundred delegates were present yes
I terday at the opening ses ion of the WyOm-
| ing Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, at Kingston, Luzerne county.