THE EYENINGr HERALD.
VOL. VH.--NO. 197.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1892.
ONE CENT.
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30LID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Btonos, Clocks, Bronzes, Opti
cal Goods, BanquetjParlor and
Piano Lamps,unique in design
with 75 -and 250 candle power
burners. All goods superior
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
nil opposition victoriously.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
Holdermaris
Jewelry Store,
The most progressive establishment
In the county.
Corner Mam ana Lloyd Streets.
-Hess' Livery Stable,
xx8 19. Mnrlcct Alley.
NEW BUGGIES AND HAHNESS, SAFE HOUSES
Finest turnoutH In town.
Would be pleased to receive a share of tho
public patronage.
J". Xa. PLATT'S,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
fALOON : AND : RESTAURANT,
i 19 and 21 West Oak Street
Eating bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
Gimn,
Duncan and
Waioley.
' Headquarters for Lamps of
almost every description. You
will find in our assortment just
the thing you want, and you
will not say they are hig-h in
ill. will niii w:i
I r ro VJn
are oirerinif the
Lamp you ever saw.
hand or stand Lamos.
il Ivitli etifraved Othello cliimncv
0 j
for a Quarter.
k f" Nice line of Johnson's Bros.
English white granite plates,
'cups and saucers.
Mason's fruit jars away be
low regular selling price.
Full lines of granite iron
ware, best thing for household
use. It needs no recommenda
tion. New lino ol towel racks, In oak, with polished
t plato mirror; cheap.
Three-ply birch chair seats,
Try a box of our baking powder tor only 10c.
, Toys, dolls and fancy goods. Our line of these
goods are larger than over before and prices
lower.
8 South Main Street.
II I FOB THE FALL OF '92.
Now in Stock
Floor Oil Cloth,
Choice New J?atternsAll Widths and Qualitiesat
OLD JPltlCES.
A Although manufacturers have advanced their Vrlces,
we make no change in our prices.
i ii We invite special attention to our Two Yard Wide
Stjiioor uu uioin ax ou cents
extra, luilim tar ttia tnoneu.
vr ' .
we nave a few pieces
and ZINOXiEUM, ULhese
11 T . "I T . -m .
;ii jiviuuvv uiiu are saw to tveur
'A St., l 1? MAA.j . -7 sin . a
i are special bargains.
WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY WEEK
STEW : BRUSSELS : CARPETS
&
Dcnutllul patterns In Moquctte, Velvet, Body and
fnpeHlry Bruosela. Also new lujrrnliis nil fxualltlcs from
23 cents up.
A Inrjje AHHortuicnt of Inurnin Art Squares AvltH
Borders and Fringe from 3.75 up.
A full stock of Rat; Carpets Rood unci cheap. Stair
Carpets In Brussels, Ingrain 1111U Hag,
As the Atlantic Cable
Our Directory.
jh po$t office
Shenandoah..
Office hours from 7:80 a.
m. to 7:30 p. m. Money
Order and Hcgistry De
partment open from 8:00
a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
Following in n nchndnln nf
the arrival and departure of mall trains. Mall
matter for despatch must bo in the offlco thirty
minutes before tho time given below:
Arrival.
Destination,
Departure.
P.M. A.M.
1:40 4:21
2:20
A. m. r. u.
7:20 18:53
9:08 3:08
11:30 8:00
12:52
9:08 3:0S
8:00
1:85
7:20 7;00
1:35
7:00
' 1:40
7:00
7:20 2:66
11:30 5;20
7:20 2:50
9:08
11:30
11:30 2:50
6:00
7:20 2:50
hill., Western )
and
8:00
8:18
1:40
8:04
9:08
9:45
Southern States I
( New York and East-1
era Htatcs and
( points on L. V. It. It. )
Asland.
j Glrardvlllo.
( Raven Run, Centra-1
i Ha, Mt CarmelandV
( Uhamokln. )
9:08
9:5(1
9:08.
9:08
9:50
1:2)
1:25
1:25
2:23
1:40
2:28
8:18
1:40
2:20
8:18
2:20
8:18
2:20
Tottsvllle.
9:56
9:50
Mahanoy City,
9:50 1 Creek and Shaft, f
9:60 i Frackvlllo. V
Carriers mako a general collection at 0:00 a.
m. and 7:00 p. m., and o general delivery at 7:15
a. m. and 3:15 p. m. Additional deliveries and
collections are made in the business pari of
town ai iu;id u. m. ana:w p. m.
Fire Alarm llozes.
The following list showe tho location ot
tho alarm boxes of tho Shonandoah Firo
Department:
LOCATION.
15 Coal and Dowers streets.
16 Bowers and Ccntrojstreets.
24 Bridge and Centro;streets.
25 Main and Centre streets.
84 Main and I'oplar streets.
85 Main and Coal streets,
42 Gilbert and Centre streets.
43 Gilbert and Cherry streets.
62 Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm open tho box, pull down
tho hook once and lot go. When an alarm is
sent In the fire bell will sound the number of
the box and repeat the alarm four times.
HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS.
If the alarm is sounded from box 15 tho fire
bell will strike one, then pause and strike five
which will indicate that the fire Is In the
vicinity of No. 15 box. Every alarm Is repeated
four times.
Carpets, Oil Cloth
-AND-
WINDOW SHADES!
Will bo sold at reduced rates this
month to mako room for tho Fall
Goods
At FRICKE'S, 10 South J an! in St
a Full Line of
and Linoleum,
a yara. uooa patterns ana
ot jujx&JjWM oiJj VJjOZ.I1
goods are very soft and
T T
wvn.
T r.. 7 i -.. - -i
THE PROPOSED ELECTRIC BELT LINE.
United America and Europe, So will the Electric Railway Unite Ma-
hanoy and Shenandoah Valleys. '
Shenandoah
EISTEDDFOD ECHOES.
Supplementary Notes on Slonday's Great
Kxcurilon and Festival.
Tho Heading man&xcmont was put to a
severe tes. to lurnUh tho transportation.
It was a success.
Tho management of tho dancing pa
vilion did an immenso business,
Tho caroussal did not stop for refresh
ment. It went all the time.
Caterer Yot gathered in tho ducats in
great 6tvlo. Ho now has a deconl bank
account.
A new hotol next year will ho one of tho
certainties.
Krxt year tho squattors will have little
opportunity to soil their wares in opposition
to those who pay for tho privilogo.
That dopot should havo boon finished
long jo.
Captain Guss, of tho El.hth rogimont,
would like to havo the Third brigade camp
at Lakoiida next year.
If the managemont will lay out part of
tho grounds in eligible lots thoy can all bo
sold before tho season is ovor.
It U expected to light tho grounds with
electricity next year.
Larger prizes noxt year will bring bigger
game.
There were no lack nf refreshments.
Every one had or could havo had all thoy
wanted.
Tho Barnesvilio .hotel did an immenso
business.
Lawlor's cafe also did a big business. HU
expectations woro moro than realized.
There was a lively eceno around tho lake
all day. Every,, boat was In use every
minuto in the day, Hany more could have
been used to advantage.
Next year it is expected bath houses will
be erectod along the race on the opposite
bank.
Although some compotitnrs were not sat'
isfied with the result ot the musical fostl
val, tho genoral verdict wrs that Dr,
Clarke's work as adjudicator during tho
day was conscientious and able.
Itev, Frod, Evans, the conductor for tho
day, had some exercise before tho festival
commenced. He left Soranton on tho 0 a.
m. train and was obliged to walk to tho
park frjm Delano Junction.
lion. C. N. Brunim was one of tho con
spicuous spectators on tho grand Btand,
Kepublican County Chairman Elias
Davis was also an interestod spectator at
the festival.
Who will say that intorost in musical
affairs in this county has not rocoivod now
life?
Lakesido is now known as a popular
pleasure rosort throughout five aojoining
counties.
Monday's attendanco at L&konido boat
tho record. Such a crowd novor before
assembled within tho limits of tho grounds.
MRS. MORGAN POWELL,
The Willow of a Molly DInguiro Victim
Succumbs to Disease.
Mrs. Mary l'owoll, widow of tho la'o
Morgan Powell, who was killed wbon the
Mollis Maguiros rolgned in tho coal
regions, some twenty years bro, died at too
residonco of her son-in-law, Wm. Ilatrick,
on "West Broedway, Mauch Chunk, at 0
o'clock on Saturday night. Tho decoased
hud beon ailing for tho past few yoars with
pulmonary troubles, and for throo wooks
was unablo to leavo her bed. Tho end
came peacefully. Surrounded by her
children and grandchildren, this afflicted
woman gave up her spirit to its Maker.
The doath of Mrs. Powell recalls a tragic
ovent which occurred on Doc. 2, 1871. Iter
husband, Morgan l'owoll, was superintend
ent of the Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Company's mines at Summit Hill, Be
tween 0 and 7 o'clock on the morning of
the fatal day, whilo on his way to the
company's office at Summit Hill, he was
shot down by a gang of Mollio Maguiros.
lie lived n day and a half after being shot.
Wholesale arrests wero made at the time
and subsequent to the shooting. A num
ber of men woro triod and sentenced to
death. Subsequently they wero oxecutod,
somo in the Mauch Chunk and others in
tho l'ottsville jail. For tho murder of
Powoll, "Yellow Jack" Donohuo was
hanged at Pottsvillo. Alter the doath of
her husband, the deceased continued to
rosido In Summit Hill, and lator removed
to Philadelphia, For the past fow yoars
sho made her homo with her son-in-law,
Wm, Ilatrick, in Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Powell was 50 years and 11 days.
Fiyo children survivo her, via: Charles
Powell and Morgan Powoll, who live in
Colorado; Qwlnnio, wifoofWin. Ilatrick,
and Wm, Powell, of Mauch Chunk, and
David Powoll, of Lansford,
Lano'a Family Modlolno
Movos tho bowols each day. Most rooplo
used to use it.
But photographs and crayons At Dubb't
I ' V 1 r: I
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'Mahanoy Mane
PETER S PENCIL.
Vast and Present Company Storo Afnilrs.
Btnry ot n Swelled Wallet.
H 0 THE Sncws thinks
thai if I haven't got
BufOcient courago to
make an exposure ot
tho compaoy store
business I had better
peter out mysolf. The
S'news wants tho
facts. The fact is the preliminaries are al
ready In tho hands of the P. & It. O. & I.
Co. and "Peter," llko tho S'news, is await
ing developments. But tho S'news may
rely on it, that the maltor will not be arbi
trated In the customary South Main street
saloon rendezvous.
Point number two for tho people The
Piieics is tho professed frind of the
laboring man and miner. Professed, I
say, for It is nothing moro. Now asido
from railing attention to the fact that the'
S news is slapping at the Herald because
tho 11 e it alu is slapping at the abortion
company stores, lot us call attention to an
incident that doveloped during the Her
ald's fight pgainst tho Lost Creek store.
One day a gontleman prominently iden
tified with the latter institution called at
the Herald office, and after placing upon
a desk a pockotbook bulging with green
back?, said ho would liko to secure twu
columns of tho Herald at its own price,
and alio desired to hayo considerable job
work done. Tho gentleman wasdocisively,
but firmly, told that tho Herald was not
for sale. A tow days later the i"neif pub
lished two columns of company store
matter.
V
The street and law committees of tho
Borough Council woro to have mot tho
partios Interested as tho ptincipals and
witnesses In tho case of Conctab'e Phillips
against the borough last night but tho
mooting was postponed at the last moment
to to-morrow evening, when tho Borough
Council will hold a regular meeting. Mr.
Phillips claimed damages against tho
borough for not having tho street in front
of his roiidenco properly drained. Tho
ciso will be an interesting one.
I riao to correct a false idea harbored by
somo of our townsmen and some who are
not our townsmen. Thoy aro people
wboso sense of prido leans towards Mnh
anoy City and who are ready to jump up
and cheor for that town on all occasions
when thoy deem It proper to do so. Thoto
pooplo are now boasting thst tho choir
singers of this town wore annihilated by
tho einjors of Mahanoy City, This is not
the fact. Shonandoah had noithor choir or
gleo club at Lakesido on Monday, It is
true that a fow, and very few, too, singers
of town wore in tho combined Wm. Ponn
choir, but that organization was not made
a Shenandoah competitor on that account.
Some of tbos!nger8ln tho Mahanoy City
societies are also residents of Shenandoah
V
A young woman of Luzerne county has
had her lover arrested for attempting to
hug her, whilo thoy were out buggy riding.
Tho msgistrato was greatly puzzled over
tho case, as It was something not provided
for in tho statute books, but ho finally con
cluded to bind ovor thu young man to keep
the peace. This seemed satisfactory to the
fair plaintiff and ought to provo effectual
In debarring the defendant from any
further demonstrations. What effect it
will bavo on other young men will remain
to be seen, It is to be feared, howovor,
that the demand for livery horros that can
be driven with one hand will bo totally
annihilated, at lcait in that section of the
country. Young men will only bo por-
fectly sate from all temptations by engag
ing borsos that require constant attention
and tho uso of both arms.
...
It is said that ono of tho olectioneerers
for "Jimmy" Boilly, of town, tho Dom
ocratio candidate for the'Legislature In this
district, has usurod him that Hazleton Is
all aight and New Philadelphia will bo in
line noxt woek.
Peter.
If You go to the Mountains
Don't sit down without Investigating
tho menagerie you aro are going to tit op.
Don't stroke a rattlesnake's tail tho
wrong way.
Don't go chasing after a strange kitton
with your host clothes on.
Don't go exploring a cave whon tho
family is at home; Bears aro just as apt to
hug strangers as tholr own rolativos.
Don't go prowling around a forost until
you loso your way. It Is quite a strain on
the nerves to ftumblo over tho skoleton of
tome fool tourist who was thore boforoyou,
especially It darkness is coming on.
. 1 tmri
AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Three Jewish Orntlemen llouchly Handled
by .St. Clair Men.
Last evening's Pottsvillo Chronicle pub
lished the following concerning nn assault
made on threo Jewish gentlemen:
Tho Heading train which arrived here
from Frackvlllo last ovonlng at 8:17 o'clock
was tho scene of an outrageous and unpro
voked a8iault on threo Jowish gentlomon,
by men who were said to bo members of
tho Perseverance Band, oi St. Clair.
On tho arrival of the train in Pottsville
tho threo gentlemen came into tho Chron
icle offlco. M. Katchrinski and "V. Kol'o
wich, two well-known citizens of town,
wero of tho party. The other gentleman
was J. Loronz Katchrinski, a wealthy
tnorchant of Shreveport, Louisiana, and a
brother of our townsman.
All threo men woro very much oxcitod
and blood was streaming from a deep
wound In tho back of M. Katchrinski's
bead. Ilia silk bat was ruined and his
clothes woro in a stale of disorder. His
brother's clothei were in tho sarno condi
tion, whilo tho wearer was so nervous that
ho could hardly stand.
These brothers, who came over to this
country many years ago from Kmsia,
Poland, and had done well, had not seou
oach othor lor 45 years and Lorenz had
come north for tho purpose of eoeing his
brother and sister, tho latter being the wife
of Mr. Itefowlch.
Yesterday tho threo gentlemen wont to
Shenandoah to yisit friends thnre, and
were returning on the train which leaves
Frackyille at 7:42. There were four cars
on tho train and all wero crowded, mostly
by people who bad been attonding tho dif
ferent picnics in tho Mahanoy Valley,
The Perseverance Band, of St Clair, had
bom at the band picnic held in Girardvillo,
There were many drunken men aboard tho
train, and when tho band struck up a tune
there was wild hilarity in ono car.
It was the misfortuno of the threo
Jowish gontlemen to bo In this car, but
thinking the men only a little elevated on
joyed the sport. When tho band stopped
playing some one struck Mr. Katckrimki's
high hat. Then another bit it, and finally
with a violent blow comp one, a member of
the band, knocked the tile on tho fl or.
Thon Mr. Katchrinski tried to remon
strate with the drui.kon men, but while ho
was talking bo received a violent blow on
tho back of the head from the bass drum
which made tho blood flow copioui'y,
Whilo ho was boing troolod in this out
rageous manner his brother from Louisiana
was being roughly handled. Ho wore a
long duster, This was torn opon. One
man grabbed for a diamond stud and
another tor his watch. Failing to get these
tho mon4tried to got In his pockets. Tho
old gentleman struggled with his assailants
and all throo called loudly for holp.
Tho crowdod condition of the train pro
vontod tho'hrakeman from getting near and
the conductor was in another car collecting
tickots at the time. Finally tho gang, as
tho train nearod St. Clair, ceased to bother
the gentlomon and thoy reached Pottsvillo
in tho condition wo havo described.
All threo mon travel on milcago books
and aro determined to secure damages.
BASE BALL BOOM.
A New Local Team Under 'Squire Mouu-
Chan'g Mtmugouient.
It appears that cortain p!ayers of tho
regular Shonandoah baso ball club became
dissatisfied with tho managemont and
Squiro Monagban has beon called upon to
roorganize and manage tho club. Tho
'squire to-day announcod that ho had
selected tho following players : Horan, 0 ;
Knoff, p: McCary, est Ward, lb: Mulvy,
2b;Reilly, 3b; Toolo, If j Trovenus, of j
Heflron, rf j Gloary, oj Noone, 2b; Welch,
p. The club is prepared to meet all comors
and promises to glvp tho bost a good shake.
It is certainly a strong one.
Manager Monaghan tried to book tho
initial game with the Y. M. O. A. club, of
Pottsvillo, but an answer to a letter for a
dato said, "Am very sorry, but we cannot
give you a dato." Manager Monaghan
says that It is not necessary for the Y, M,
O, A, manager to go to Philadelphia for a
club, as he can find dofeat at tho hands of
our new organization.
A Oreat Stock.
Five thousand novols, tho latest and bost
Issuod, selling at 25 cents other places, for
sale at Max lteoso's for 10 cents, Tho
flnost playing cards In tho market 6 cents
per pack.
Bost work done at Bronnan's etoam
laundry. Everything white and spotless.
Laco curtains a specialty. All work
guaranteed.
Infants' shoos 26, per pair, at tho
1'ooplo's storo, 121 North Main street,
Shonandoah, , , 0-21-tf
TO COMPLETE
A BELT LINE
OP ELECTRIC RAILWAYS IN
THE TWO VALLEYS.
A HINT AT THE PROPOSED PLANS
A Loop That Will Tako in Maha
noy Piano, Gilborton, Shonan
doah, Wm. Ponn and Lost
Crook.
SHtwpnHE directors of tho
Mahanoy Uity, onen
andoah, Glrardvlllo
and Ashland Railway
Company mot here
recently and discussed
suggestions looking to
the completion of tho
electric belt lino be
tween Girardvillo and Mahanoy City,
wheroby all the towns in tho two valleys
between the points will be put in direct
communication with each othor, and ul
timately make an electric railway connec
tion of the two valleys with Ashland and
LocUBt Dale.
The diroctors were not willing to make
known their plans in detail, but they havo
given assurance that they have plenty
m noy for tho work and that it will bo
pushed without delay. The branch be
tween Mahanoy Plane and Mahanoy City
will be flnisbod first.
Immediately upon the complotion of
work on that section tbo road from Girard
villo to ABhland and Locust Dale will be
taken in hand and pushed as fast as work
men can mako it go. Tho iron for the
bridge is at Girardvillo. This bridge will
bo the connecting link betwoon Girardvillo
and Ashland.
Tho work to follow that above enumer
ated and which will almost complete the
belt line will be on the section between
Girardvillo and Mahanoy Piano. This
work will come in last. The accompany
ing diagram giyos an idea of the proposed
bolt line.
The last link of tho bell will be tho
branch between this place and St. Nicholas
Just what route will be laid out for that
link has not been decided upon. The'
directors favor a trostling on East Oak
street to Bjvvora, northwardly on tho latter
street, and then eastwardly on Centre
Btreet to Ellengowan. The disadvantage
of this route would be the cutting out of
the Lehigh Valloy depot from the electric
line. Two other routes aro suggested, Ono
from Main street down Centre to Plum
alley; north to Lloyd; ea6t to Bowers;
south to Contro; andthen east to Ellen
gowan, Tho third route suggested is east on Coal
street to Emerick; south to Centre; and
oast to Ellengowan.
None of these routes, it is understood,
havo been docidod upon and, as the Shen-andoah-St.
Nicholas route will probably
bo tho last upon which work will bo started
tboro is still ample timo to consider the
various suggestions and detormino which
will bo the moro practicable and the most
convoDiont and advantageous for tho
public.
The company hu ordered a dczjn moro
cars and additional dynamos will bo put In
the power house at once.
l'uro nnd Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval tho Cali
fornia liquid laxativo remedy, Syrup of
Figs. IUs pleasant to tho lastn and hv
acting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowols to cloanso the systom effectually, it
promotes tne nealtu ana comfort of all
who uso it, and with millions it is the best
and only remedy.
Sent up Tor Ten Duyx.
Henry Hawlov. a Shenandoah wniiflv
was committed to tho Carbon rwnntr (ail
this morning by Justloo James J. Boyle.
uawiey was arrested at Black Crook Junc
tion at an early hour on Sunday morning
tnrougn tue euorls 01 Freight Conductor
A, U. Sanders, of MHueh flh
runs a train to Shamokin from Pul-nn
oyortho Mahanoy branch. Whilo San-
dor's train was taking water at Black Creek
Junction, he noticed this follow tnu1 nn
car loaded with merchandise. Ho ran up
to tho car, bangod tho door shut, and
lockod the fellow in. The nna nAAT thAn
shifted out the car and ran it up to
Weatherly, Policeman Hoodmacher, of
that town, was routed out of bed aDd ho
made tho arrest. It is not clear that he In
tended to steal but ho is now committed for
Illegal car riding, Mauch Chunk Times.
Threo pair ladies' black hoso (fast colorsi
for 25c., at tho People's store. C-21-tf
Changed llauiU.
Miko Powlik. of town, is now nrnnrfatnr
of the Polish House on Railroad street,
Pottsvillo, having purchasod tho placo
yesterday.
Arrested for Ueiertlon.
John Jones was arrested at the Lehigh
depot this morning by Constable Toomey
on a charge of desertion made by his wlfo,
Jtoso- Jonos was about to loave town.
Ho furnished bail for trial, but the indica
tions are that tho caso will bo settled this
ovonlng.
Coughing Loads to Consumption
Komp's.Balsam will stop tbo cough at
once.
Fine photos, C0c. per doz.on.at Keagey'i