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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07

6olbat Orion Sneber. Gompagnis
g, 6iiFtenpunOe; SOlOdt @6arles
MorriIor, Gompagnie 9, @unbe an
Der linten 6urb; SoIoIt Wtauri1e
8urfGurF, Gompogntc g; Soloat 6.
.. gB6ite, @ompagnie D, permiBt,
permutElid srtrunten; SoIOdt Sinner
=. Deran, Gompagnis s, toot; Gors
poral @m. 8. Grle, Gompugnie s.
on per linten 8uGe DsrlsBt; SoIoat
gbarles Carlton, gompognie g, to0t,
Stub in ben &ppf; SOIOdt @bagle5
9. 8opce. GompUgnie g, 6Ieiiapunz
be am Iinfen &rie; erter 2ieutenant
Charles 6augbpouHt, 6leiIanunDe
am linien &nie.
GrTte8 6uo.Outptder Re9iment -
Solout 6orace s. W}cGrunden, 60.
$, tp6t; Splodt ;Freb. 6. Green, So.
s, tobt; Solbat 8iuium 3. 2etpis,
So. g, tobt; Soloat 9eri. 96elpS,
an rer ra6ten SiiFte berleBt; Gorpoz
raj eugene 6. Stepsn5, So. &, am
re1ten S6eutel psrpunbet; SoIbut
6rant 6. M(c2ain. So. q. an Der
rentsn SuTte Derpunbet; Splbat 6is
ram 5aD, 81. s, 8unDe am re6ten
Snie; CORPORAL Gurl 8. 0sgooo, So.
+, am &nie DerIeBt; Solbat u. 6ass
teQ, lei6te 8unbe i'm baden.
Orttte 9(rtillerie - Sergeant 8er>
mart Sburp, Gp. 8, leihte 6leiIhs
nunbe am 8ein; SoIoat OriunRpar,
So. g. i6limm in ben 9opF gei6oIs
fen; Gploat @bparO Gunofrom, So.
9. S6uB our6 Die 9onb; SOlbdt
Sane5 GIeoIon, Iei6te S6entels
ipunDe.
Sn Der obigen Qife t6eiIt @enerol
Otis bic g}umen Der Sobten unD @ers
nunoeten 3uTammen nit. 9yn elmer
3psiten. ipGter eingetroffenen 2iIte err
nG6nt er rur bic Ramen pon 9etOO=
teten, nGmIi9:
IA. acknowledgement - Gorz
pprule Sun 9. SoDer unb 6enrD +.
36ompIon; SoIbat Seize u. 9ale;
Maurice 9. Seeman; 2outs 9. Diet;
Sames 6arpsD &nigbt; Gbarles 20.
0ouglo8; 5rant $. SIIiugbauien;
&6urles q. SeiB urb QIpborio 8one
ner, Iopie 9eter W. Stormont.
6e6ste 9lrtiIerie - Soloat 90. 4.
Goodman.
&rItss SOu6o'sr Rsgiment - Mus
ior GO. WcGonpille; Corporal 3.
Galperel; GUrOut SameS 6roier.
@rIte5 Galifornisr 9fegiment -
SOloaten s. s. 9spar, 3om 8rbdn
uno SSoiep6 Mo6er.
Griie5 8aI6ingtoner Regiment -
Corporal @eDrge 8. Mc8owCn;
Splouten RdIp6 D. Simono5, Ser.
3. ReidJart, Jrunt Smttb, 0}att6ias
8. G6errb, S6ermdn 6oroing. gon.
$. Perrp, 8alter g. SaniOn un0 2lrz
no 8. W}eidel.
IA. Snfanteries8egiment - Serz
oeant 6. 8oudler; Corporal Sames
Reurlb; WluIifer SSoispb B. Ssbers
ger; SoIouten 0iron u. @Derett, gliz
6ael &ennebD. QuquIttn 8errD, Benz
iamin q. Sdr6our, 6ug6 9. Mc@lelz
Ian, 6ermunn Setin6agsn, 8. 3.
8ri06t, 0ilium Sloat, Grthur 8.
Ss6uun, gi9urb 6ugbes unb GILBERT
6. 8art6; an @unoar geItor6sn -
lieutenant Sure5 W}itheq, IA. SSnf.z
Req.; @oIodt @eorge gB. 6aa, erItss
SDQ6o'er; OberIt 0m 6. Smith, err
ties SenneFeezRegimsrt.
Die 2ife Der 9erpun0eten lit nod
unDoufGnoig. g}u6 O6igen 8eri6ten
6etrGqt bic 8a6l Der in Dem SreFfen
Der SamItagszNu6t unb am Conn
taa oe!0Oteien 2(meritdrsr 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
,Gtn 8ottes9eri6t."

N}abrib, 6. igebruar. - noyms
parcia!" Tagt: Der QrgriTf ouF Maz
Mia mar Elm 9ottesgsri9t gegen Die
Qlmerifaner, pel6e, nu9bem lie Spas
nisn pergepdItigten, jeBt bic 5oIgen
gu empfinben Beginner. DeHn Die gez
fargenen Spanier entIaFen pdren, 10
t0nnte unS bic 2tffaire pOlIItdnO:g
qlei69iiltiq lafen. Die SnIurgenten
limb $4,000 Wdnn 1tart, BON pelfEn
1000 nit W1duIergetpe6ren unb TO-
600 nit Bennington 9epe6ren BE-
puffnet IinO. Denn lie ban &i
FpriIeben, 10 perOen bic Qmeritaner
bon ben 96iIiPPinen Dertrie6en perz
ben"
Sin ipanif4er Wtiniiter ION in elmer
lInterrebung, pelfe 6eute ppn 0en
bieiigen 3eitungen DerDFientlitt pirO
qeId9t 6a6en, bic 96ilippinen piirOer
ben 4merifunern t6euer gu Ite6en
tommen, oa bic SFilipinos ni9t 10
Iei9t 81 6eite9en Ieien, tpie Die Qlmeris
taner. Die 2eBteren t0nnen BEL Mds
Mia nit 6iilfe ibrer fSlotte lei4t re
gen, auein i'm SSnneren rpiirDen iie
gf9ts aus3uri4teR bermDgen, unO ilr
&risg gegen bic 9Silipinos miiiIe IT,
i4lieBlt4 in ben 9Lugen Der ganatn
@alt bLGTirsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
Gs mar bas tric
limb iit bas ein}igs
S6mrrjcus9inO

D,l5,s bic oudl.nOfeu eBm,rJ,u ioiort flint bic
GntIHuOuHg auf5,5t uuO gsvfopiuHg br elmer Ups
SliiatiOa turirt Oh oiti,lb'R nun BON o,n 2un7m,
otm RlQsn, GiugtiDso;H oD,y aHO,rm 5raiu so:E
CreaHtn b,rrii6rtH.
Sin 6alb,r 56,,I6fi,l Oon in ,in;m glais BaF,s
furirt in iU,Hig,u 0iaatH Rrdmgi,, lauren WagtH,
5oo5r,untu, R,rOoF.dt Salai!oFat,it, Rgrdu,,
9iarrbo,, 9bsu;tri,, GoGt, gldbuHgn uHo sEs ins
usrliatn gsi6Dsro,u
gs qi,bt Rein ptilmitt,. in o,r W,!t, 61s 5i,6,E
uub mtbitliitb'r uHO al, Cuo'yiu malarlibtH, biz
lioisn urO iontgta iSsb:r 10 raid iurjrt fuys Rdba
Da1's 3saop 8eLi:F in 9ertiu NIT 8GoDag5
9iGn.
50 Gent pr Glsi5,. Ssi anen apotbttsrn Iu sSs
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
r. F|}|'4F}I

RaOuuS's RcaSp R,Ii,f btb,bt bic i8limmR,n
sdm,rJ,n in elmer bis IDuuji1 Ruutsn. It'manB
brau6t ,u, Stunos, Ha6D,m IT Oitis aHuonts sti
lsi,n b.imatiuat iu itn BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
Ginc &mr bel aQelt

Gridltuus,u, 6uttn, entjlHbst;m 6ali,, 5nflutrJ5,
grouaitis, gummoHid, gni&DtIuuo Der S,Isais,
puitD,b, gutliH0uus,u. Rb,umatjsmus, Rturalr
ole, 5rOfbsu.,H, RopftDtb 3lbuD;b, gtbma gItb;ms
uotb.
Gs iurirt Die btftigi.u S6muim in elmer big
jfuanjis Riuutn. Ritmanb brduat siH, StuHOs.
Hadoem Ct oi,i, auHOHs g,lsisH, 5am;risH 81
ltiDtn
RaODa5's R,a95 gtli,i IN Gin Fb,r,s Ritt,t o.s
a,n ale 66mrJtn, 9urtuIuu0,H. Gu,iiduHssH,
S6m,rBtn i'm 8ud.u, auf DIR Sruf o0sr in Den
gli,osru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
q 2u4trdgGtdes a 4 u6er bas
8efe9t in Der Sumz
flag szH q 6 t.


92anila, 6. SSebruar, 7.15 9(6bs.
- 0a ii6 bas geItrige @eTe6t auf
einen SaIbfreis bon II MeiIen erz
Itredte, 10 lit es iebr i6per. bic Sim
5eIn6eiten bariiber gu ermittelr. Q8ie
I6on 6eri6tet, entitar0 Der 8dmpF
gegen 20 llbr am SumitagszQberb,
ais eire S9ilbpo6e be5 gebra5taer
3egiments auf me6rere 5ilipinos feuz
erte, ipeI9e troB tpieber6Dlter 2lnrufe
barouF beiianDRn, uniere 2inien gu
treu3en. Sic naren pffsnbar bdrauf
aus, unIere 9eute gum s5euern gu perz
arIaIfen. Der erite S4uB Der ame@
ritaniifsn S4ilOpd9e nurOe augenz
f6einli6 ul8 bor6er perabreDetesSiqz
nal acceptirt, bern glei6 baruuF err
0FFneten bic 5ilipinos ouF i6rer gam
3en 2inie am n0roli6en l1Ter bes Baz
IigFlufe5 eine fur6tbdre 5uIilldbs. -
Die Qmerifaner eripiberten pieIslbe TO
pirfiam, bdB lie bic 2(ngreiFer in
S6a6 bielten. Biz @erItGrtungen an
langten. Ollie amerifariiGen 3rupz
pen in Der g2dbe purben rad benz
S6uupldB beorbert, unb bic TiIipiz
ms Itelten ba5 SSeuer duF cine 6albe
Stunbe elm, Big i6re eigaren 8erfdrz
funqen CUR Stelle naren. lin 10
u6r ipurbe bos 6euerr, tpie f9on gez
tern eenelbet. ipieber 6eqonnen unb
Die gun3e Nu9t iiber FortgeTeBt. Die
9ilipino5 eon5entrirten i6re Sruppen
an brei 9untt6r,- ndmIi9 GaIcoacan,
Santa Mefn unb 9alinqatan. On
leBterem Puntte 6rd6te lie 9lrtillerie
CUR 8ertperbun9, dIein nur elm elm
5tges 9ei4iB fiigte ben Nmerifanern
eripG6nen5ipertGen S9abeu 3u.
Tds brittle Qlrtillerie 3eqiment
6ra6te bic Feinbli9e 8atterie gu Ga
liangat1n raid gum 56peigen. Bon
Mitternd9t an Biz "a ll6r U1orQens
trdt u6ermdls cine pauTe in Dem 5Feuz
ern Elm, Dunn erfOlgte cine ettpu 3rpanz
3ig Minutep oduernbe 5iiIiIdoe ldnqs
Der qan8ep 2inie, unb BON bieTer 3eit
an Biz Sugesdn6ru9 peuItummte bas
sSeGer auPs gteue. gto6bsm Der
Rorgan grauts, gingen bic 2(merifansr
auf alien S6eilen Der Qinie Dor. 0G6z
reno Der Pa4t batten Der Sreu3er
,gEarleiton" uDo bds &anonen6opt
gGpncorO" bon Ralabon aus Die
feinbli4en Stelungsn beI6ofen, urO
no9 5dgssdnbru4 er0ffneten aud Der
U1onitDr rW}ond0nod" uno anbere
amsrifaniI9e S9ifFe Elm 8ombarbe=
ment auf bic Iinte ftante bes fein=
pes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07

SO ! Bin 9tOn, .. g., 6. 5ebr.
= 9aS 9aus G3mite fir @erlpiQiz
gungen polLenoets beute U&ittag Die
permiI9te @toilperfpiG:gungs : Bin.
0ieIel6e sntbGlt sinen 9oiten pon$20, :
100000 fir &usfIbrurg Der 8erz
trays : 8erpfIt4tungen 3niI6enSpas
MEN unb ben Ser. Staaten," rep. our
8e3ohlung fir bic p6ilippinsn. 2lus
Berosm DermiIigt Die 9iu nod $42, :
027. .3n1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07

Dui6tngton, .. g., 6. 35e6r.
- Ra9fe6en0er 8eri6t 6es Generals
Otis ii6er unIere Sobten uno @erz
punOeten in bem &umpFs Bel ManiIa
1T 6eute bier eingetroffen:
GrIte 8rigabe, erite OHDiIiOn. 10.
9ennIglbanier Regiment - Mlaior
6. 8rierer, lei9te 5Ieif6punbe am
Qlrm; 2ieutenunt gl6ert s. Butter
more, lei9te 5leiidpun0e; Sergeant
syp7ep6 S6elben, Gompagnie 8. Iei9te
6leii6punbe; SoIoat 6iram Gonger,
@ompagnte 8, i6per perpun0et;
SClbdt @Opuro galbpen. Gompdgz
rie 6. i9per berpunbet; SoIDat De-
BAIT, Isi9te 6leiI9punbe i'm Riiden.
GrItes Wontanaz3egtment = Sol@
Dat ReDnolbs. GOmpdgnie 8, Iei6te
8unbe am Sbr; SoGoat gbarle5
RummeIs. lei9te 5leii4punoe am
8ein; Corporal 6apes, Gompagnie
8, DermiBt, mDgli6er @eiie toot;
GoloatMeperIid. GOmpagnie q. Gum
ge perleBt; Corporal s. SfiHaer,
@pmpagnis 8. Iei6t D,rpurbet; SoI=
BAT SerenfOn, Gompugnie 8, 4ppf@
puaoe.
GIltss gOlOrOoOer Rsquusrt -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07

Sn Der 6sutigen SiBung 0es 1paz
rlren 8ubinet5 GuB:rts 4risgSmjn:z
f2r Gorrea @arugtbuung iiber Die
rgutsn ge3ia6ungen 5pifden bem Sc
neral Rio8 uno bsm 9eneral Dts. ="
0spsI9en aus ManiIa 3ufolge ipl
&8uinaloo j4on DOR etti6sn 5agen
IN elmer Gorfersn5 nit Dem General
Dis cfFen ertIGrt BADEN, DaB er gu
5aiaOIsIigfeiten i6rejten nsrce, nsnn
ne Der. Staate1 @erItdrtun9en no4
Den P6;Iippiren abItiGen. Die nam
liaen 9epaiHsn aeben an, Die SnIurz
9erten 6Gtten nur geringe 9orrGt6e an
W?un;tipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07

glan i5rsibs an Sr. RaoRap uuS 6 o., ee@
Sat Sda &sa 9oEi Nh sin 2Ra mit &aiei9ma
GiRa M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
llebel6efinOen OOer sdmersen.

g,s;u aopfiU'5, (Riordn: Oosr Hs:oOi,s Rope
u,bD, 3abui6mri'u, R,uraIg;,, 8bsumatsmus.
6HiiiD.b, eamrJH uuO S6Ddb, i'm Rldsu. O,ut
8ldorat oou BEN 9i;r,u gti5proH in Der 2,s
b:roeg,uO 5sitsnfsaen, auiaDtnuug O,r S,lsHis.
uno e6m,JsH i,O'r Nrt ibaift bic gpplitation Don
Ra0Daps R,lisf iofOrtio, GrId6tuuHg uHO O,F,R
forted,Btn G,5raub siHi0, Saoe lang b,D:rtit,tS
nnt tint nrrmantnts 6AEra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-07
SO. Sabrgang.
Jo6n C. gri6(e.

Gin arosr s6anoidubs 9trtaut Iu S6lsus
bsrsreiitn 1T Jest bier I'M Gouee.
s.. 90 G3lacs= =6onoi6ube, berabeeisst auf 81 so;
ole 6arbtH uub i6tpari.
sI.5O Gilaces SanOi@ubs, bUabeciest auf 81 .25;
ole sSdrbtu, dparj uuo Dtib.
$l25 9laces 6onpi9ubt bsrabqeicSt auf 81 90;
ole Sarbtu, iaiuar5 uuo DeiB.
Gieier 9srfauf umi6lieb Qerrius' iuobl6.fannts
6dnDidube unierer eiasnen Smportution
2anae psibs i3peoii6e Sonbi6ube, 16 uub %
9popfe lang, reguldrsr Qreis $3.50 uuo $l.75, Inn
LOO pro 9aar.
2onoe peibt unb i6narSc @lace= 6unOidube 16
y.no 20 Ru6pie lang, repuldrer 9reis $2.75 uno
$3.50; fir $50 pro 9aGr.
Gs piro Snti5 acipro6,n.
Griblc, Nr. 80, S&eff=SerinetDmitr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
Cnte Politiciana.

From Ashland News, Dem
The friends of Frank j. Brennan, the Dem
ocratic candidate for County Commissioner.
should vote solely for him or it may happen
him the same as P. j. Ferguson, when his
associate on the Democratic ticket John P.
Martin beat him out by 1900 votes The be-
low the mountain politicians have been too
shrewd for above the mountain politicians,
but this time Brennans friends can do the
trick, by voting for him alone. Nearly all
the Democratic votes in the county are above
the mountain or in other words, in shenan
doah and immediate vicinity, aud still they
could not elect the minority Commissioner on
the Democratic ticket. Why? Because the
ticket scalpers reside down there. Teach
them lesson by voting only for Brennan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Pietro Galleano, the well known bar
itone of the Gambarli Italian Grand
Opera company, became insane at St.
Joseph Mo.
Because she lost her position as
janitress of a Lock Haven (Pa.) school,
Mrs Louise Smith horsewhipped
School Director Adams.
Because of the bulls refusing to
fight, in a bull fight at Puebla, Mex,
a riot occurred in which a great num-
Der of persons were injured.
The house committee on constitu-
tional amendments, of the Georgia leg
islature, has recommended a measure
tc practically disfranchise the negro
The Countess of Aberdeen wishes to
hold a fair in New York similar to
those held in English cities, in the in
terest of the Irish Industrial associa-
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

Quality is the first essential with all manu-
facturers with established regulations. The
nimble nickle works wonder in all lines of
trade, ana the oftener it is turned the greater
is the purchasing power in any line.
With the nimble niekle you can get one
large 1Oc package of Red Cross starch, one
large lOc package of ''Hubinger's Best" starch,
with the premiums, two Shakespeare panels,
OF one Twentieth Century Girl Calendar.
The Endless Chain Starch Book will enable
you to get the above goods as advertised.
This offer is made in introducing the goods
only and will be withdrawn in short time,
and the starch sold at the regular price of lOc
per package. Ask your grocer for this starch
and obtain the beautiful Christmas presents
free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Country
ChronIcIed for Hasty Peruaal.

Fine underwear at the Hub.
There is considerable amount of Group
prevailing at Mahanoy City.
Art wall paperat Cardin's for and cents
per roll Come and see them If
November with its chilly storms is here
and soon we will be sweeping snow.
Five miles Of streets were macadamzed in
Bethlehem this year, at a cost Of S35, 900.
The Lotus Glee Club, OF Pottsvile, will
give a concert at Girard Vile on the 18th inst.
The p. g. r. railroad employees at Mahanoy
Plane and vicinity will be paid on the 23d
inst.
If you approve Of the economical admins
tratiOn of county affairs, vote for Reber and
Kautner.
Judge Bechtel on Saturday granted 80
naturalization papers to applicants, and held
over seven.
Arrangements are being made by both
parties TO receive the election returns in town
tomorrow evening.
Shenandoah has an enrolment Of 2744
pupils in her public schools, with an average
daily attendance of 2416.
Six carloads of potatoes have been shipped
from the Quakake Valley to Philadelphia,
averaging IS cents bushel
On the 18th inst, the "Pennsy" will
change their time table, making the run to
Philadelphia 10 minutes shorter
The eonsstory of Trinity Reformed church,
Pottsville, unanimously nominated Rev. S
L. Whitmore, of Mifflinsburg for pastor Of
| the church
! fireman on the Reading main line be-
tween Palo Alto and Port Richmond throws
ia tons of coal in the fire box during the trip,
and IA on the return trip
Every voter and taxpayer in Schuylkill
county who desires au honest economical ad-
ministration Of the business affairs of the
county, will vote for Reber and Kantner.
The report of Banking Commissioner
Powers for the last fiscal year as to the condi.
ton of building and loan associations of the
state shows healthy gain, and 1852 associa-
tions, with aggregate assets $1l2, ,665, 787, and
r. ceipts, S52, 1856, ,266.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
Mr., Muldoon's statement.

PoTTsVILLE, PA, Nov. d, 1899.
To the Public:
In view of the articles recently published,
it is only proper that the public should fully
understand my position relative to the pay
ment of the salaries of the District Attorney
and his deputies. Since the Act of % Janu-
airy, 1869, was passed every District Attorney
has claimed and received fees for ca1es in
which nolle prosequi had been entered.
The right to payment of these fees was never
questioned until the point was raised at the
trial of the case of X. H. Koch VS.. The
County of Schuylkill, tried in May, 1899
Judge Lyon then decided that the District
Attorney was not entitled to credit for such
fees, and an appeal was promptly taken
from his decision, and is now pending in the
Superior Court, and will be heard in Decem-
Der next. Acting upon the advice of my
counsel | at once refused to approve the
orders for payment of the salaries of the
District Attorney and his deputies, pending a
decision by the Superior Court, Outside Of
the settlement of this purely legal question:
growing out of the construction Of some
what obscure piece of legislation, and the
subsequent adjustment of the accounts of
the District Attorney after the courts have
rendered their decision, am not concerned.
refused to approve the orders
simply because of the decision of Judge
Lyons and not on account Of any
wrongdoing on the part of the District At
torney or his Deputies or for any matters
.elative to the conduct of his office. AS far
as this matter is concerned the District
Attorney claims nothing more than what bis
predecessors since 1869 have claimed and re-
ceived, previous Auditors and Controllers
having approved of such payments. Nc
appeal has ever been taken or exception made
on the ground of the payment of such fees
II. j. MULDooN,
COuntv Coutroller
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
GAS TANK EXPLODED.
Louis swartz, While Charging the Tank
Met IA Horrible Death

Louis Swartz, head clerk at Seligman &
Company hardwar store, at Tamaqua, met
a horrible death Saturday afternoon by the
explosion of an acetylene gas tank.
An acetylene gas plant in the rear cellar of
the store furnishes the light for the establish
ment. Mr.. Swartz was the only emplOye who
thoroughly understood the apparatus, and it
was his duty to charge and keep the machine
in order. While charging the tank the gas
generated too rapidly and exploded. killing
Swartz instantly. When found his skull was
fractured
The unfortunate man was 4s years old, and
leaves to survive him seven children, his wife
having died about ten years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
Fall and
Winter 7SS
Footwear.

Don't buy elsewhere until you
see our stock. 1t is a winner and
so are the prices attached to every
pair OF shoes, whether for men,
ladies, misses, or children. We sell
the "best" qualities of footwear
cheaper than any other shoe dealer.
Mothers should bear in mind
that our children's shoes are the
most durable. We are closing out
another lot very cheap.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
A Frightful Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only
25cts. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
A. Wasley, Druggist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

Miss Grace Houck, of Mt Carmel, daughter
of Rev. Houck, was happily united in mar
riage Saturday evening to Robert Mercur,
superintendent of the Lehgh Coal Co.'S col
lieries in that district.
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Mrs. jackson MAY Leave Africa.

Mine Inspector William Stein to-day re-
ceved letter from his daughter, Mrs
Robert Jackson, dated Durham, Africa. and
was posted on September 26. Mrs Jackson
at that time was undecided as to whether or
not she would leave the country, and if she
does she will 90 to England, and may visit
her former home in this town. Her hus-
band is still at johannesburg, from which
place Mrs, Jackson departed when hostilitles
between the Beers and the British broke out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

regions anu W. iut
northern Roc ky
mountain dis
tricts; elsewhere
the weather has
been fair. The
changes intemper-
atures have been
slight, and the de-
parturcs from the
seasonal average
are not marked
Forecast for this
section: Fair to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

Matthew Yankowski received laceratiOn
of the right arm while at work at Shenan-
doah City colliery on Saturday night 1t was
necessary for DIR, Stein to insert five stitches
T. sew up the wound
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

The District Attorney and his deputies haven't
received their salaries since May, because of eN-
travagance and msappropriation. NJ p. Nc
Laughlin is chief deputy. Vote for c, E.
Berger.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

John Dove visited friends at Pottsville to-
day
Wilbur J. Lewis made trip to Pottsvlle
this morning
Christ Schmidt made a business trip to
Pottsvlle to-day
Luther R. Edwards returned from Phila-
delphia last evening.
Samuel Roberts made a business trip to the
county scat to-day.
George W. KEEPER Of Philadelphia is visit
ing relatives in town.
John NJ, lillian, Of st Clair, was guest
of friends in town yesterday.
Joseph Bickert and Edward Early spent
part Of to-day at the county seat.
W. J. Lucas, of East Centre street, is i'll at
the home OF his sister, on West Coal street.
Miss Maria Dean, of VIM. Penn, is gradu-
ally recovering from her attack of typhoid
fever
Messrs Christ. schley and J. w. Curtin
augmented the orchestra that furnished
music for the Young Mems Social Club dance
at Sheppton on Saturday night.
Misses Annie Breslin Barbara Kehm,
Annie Thomas aud Maud Keller, all Of
Frackviile, were guests Of town friends yes
terday.
Miss Bertha Newhouser, student at the
Bloomsbury Normal school, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs Charles
NewhOuser.
Misses Keaue, Breslin, Kehler and Thomas
of Track vile, were entertained here yester-
day by Miss Annie Bartsch.
II. Malcolm Wasley of Philadelphia, is
home to cast his vote at the county election.
G. Bird, of Pottsville, was visitor at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs w. N. Stein to-
day
James Tempest spent to-day visiting
friends at Pottsville and vicinity.
Charles Holderman, of Reading is visiting
his parents on North Main street.
Harry L. Roxby, who spent the past few
days in PHILADELPHIA, returned last evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

day and tomorrow light, variable
winds
Sunrises, GAO; sun sets, 5; length oi
day, 1Oh., 20m.; moon rises, l0:OS a.
IN. moon sets, 1926 p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on q 5O-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails
to cure your cough or cold We also guaran-
tee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded,
A. Wasley, c. H. Hagenbuch,
Shenandoah Drug Store, P.W. Bierstein & Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06
THE WEATHER.

Local rains have occurred in n5rth
ern and eastern portions of the lake
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sGI,G,G,S,I,s,GAlL E,UoG,E,G,L,L, ,C,nL,L,

Through Republican management, s., 900 per
month has been saved to the county, and there
is now over 500, 900 in the treasury Vote for
Kantner and Reber for Commissioners.
sNMHNR NMR N.n u NH. n HnT M,n mn:
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On Every Bottle

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this guar
antee "All we ask of you is to use two
thirds of the contents of this bottle faith
fully, then if you can say you are not
benefited return the bottle to your druggist
and he may refund the price paid" Price
25 cts. SO cts and S1OO. Sold by P. d
Kirlin on a guarantee
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-11-06

J. MahOney, Republican, E. T. Kinney,
Democrat, Butler township, East.
John Whitaker, Republican, William Nc
Fadden, Democrat, Honeybrook.
David Ringheiser, Republican, James
Smith, Democrat, First ward, Shenandoah.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR RENT Store and dwelling at 105 North
L Ma street. Apply to Mrs Burns, l07
North Main street 1l-3-tw