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VOL. ViIL-NO. 127.
SHENANDOAH. PA.. SATURDAY. JULY 29. 1893.
ONE CENT.
Evening
i
A
jAbsoliitely Free !
. . To every customer who purchases
foods to the amount of
$4S;2 CASH
Wc will give as a present
Shcpp's Photographs of the World.
J. P. Williams & Son
Cents
1 For a Ladies' Vest, reduced from 20 cents. I
Only 15 dozen to close out the lot.
ml IHax Schmidt- I
'or This Week Only!
LOTS!
jadies' Black Oxford Tics, one hundred pairs, formerly sold r7r
for $1.25, will bo closed out at 1 "!jK-
Misses' Black Oxford Ties, about fifty paiw, former y sold 17 "
for $1.00 will bo closed out at 1
iJhildrcn's Black Oxford Tics, about fifty pairs, formerly KA
unlrl nt. 7fir will lift o.lnsnrl nut it. JJJ
90c
Ladies' Russet Shoes, about fiftv liairs. formerly sold
f'H Ol or. ..,. .,. .,f
for
14 South Main Street,
Prices lowest, whon quality i8 co -udoied.
Ono price to nl!.
low in Urder JLJLL? List? It5UlllHS
Si
All thoso in need of Carpets, Window Shades,
Lace or Chenille Curtains, Ruga, Mats, etc., call at
J. PRICE'S,
OLD REL1ABL1
NORTH MAIN STREET
Ug Inducements to Buyers--
-AT THE-
People's
tore !
Ladies' Blck Oxford Ties, patont tip, Glo, elsewhere f 1 00.
Ladles' Rutaet Oxford Ties 75c, formerly $1.25.
ChildB' Block Oxford Ties 50c, cheap at 7fin.
Ladles' Foxed Galtors 00a, reduced from $1.25.
Men's Tennis Shoes , only 40c.
J3?
121 North Main Btreet,
tPICNIC
If.
GOODS !
Okipped Beef,
Chipped Summer Sausage,
Lunch Beeef,
Sardines.
"PICKLES i
IF GLASS AND BY THE DOZEN.
Sweet Pickles,
Pickled Onions,
Root Beer Extract,
Fruit Syrups.
AT . KEITISR'S
Interesting- Notes by
Correspondents.
Many
WORK OP THE REPORTERS
Matters iif a l'prsoiml Nature mid Other
wise llrlHly Chronicled for Unity 1'oriiHnl
by Iho "liornld'H" I.urgn Circle or lloml-
ors-Other Vwsy l'urngriiplit.
UR corps of correspond
ents to-day furnish tho
Herald rcadors wltli
Interesting nows Items
from nearby towns,
tho coming nnd dopart
uro of pooplo of prom
Inoncoas will as thoo
of low degree They
aro always on tho alort for news and dish It
up In their usual excellent Btylo.
MAHANOY 1L,ANI3.
Tho M. E. Sunday school of this placo will
hold tholr annual picnic at Lakosldo August
8th. Tho faro for tho round trip will ho 28
cents. Everyono Is respectfully invited.
Tax Collector Tiornoy expects to rccoivo tho
tax dupllcato for 1893 next week.
Missis. Bornard Donohoe, M. J. and James
Leahy, of Maizoville, attended tho funeral of
Mrs. James Murphy at Qirardvillo on Tues
day.
A joint meeting of tho School Board and
teachers of tho boiough was hold at Maize-
villo, Wednesday evening, in order to adopt
tlm text hooks which shall ho used in our
schools for tl'O uoxt three 3 cars. Every mem.
her of tho Board was present and hut two
teachers absented themselves. Aftor tho
signing of contracts for tho ensuing term,
tho consideration of toxt hooks was next pro
ceeded with, and in their adoption, tho
Board clearly demonstrated that thoy ad.
hcred strlitly to tho suggestions ofl'orcd hy a
majority of tho toachers. But few changes
havo been made. Lyto's grammar has bcon
displaced by Coukling's, and Steclo's physi
ology substituted for Tracoy's. Haub's speller
is retained though Harrington's has been In
troduced. On tho whole tho selections made
aro wiso ones as tho following list will show.
Apploton's readers; Harrington's and Eaub's
spellers; Dutler's arithmetic; Butler's geo
graphy; Barnes' history; Brooks' mental
arithmetic; Brooks' algebra; Steele's phys!
ology and Jolionuot's "How Wo Live;'
Coukling's grammar and language
JM. 1). ilalono, or Huonanuoali, who went
so closo to bolng appointed Deputy Internal
Collector, but missed It, was in town on Wed
ncsday.
Tho mysterious "cloak man" who torrlfied
pcoplo who were compolled to travel througli
tho culvort at night at Frackvillo some years
ago, has again mado his appearance On
Tuesday evening last ono of our young men.
whllo returning from a visit to Frackvillo be-
twocu 10 and 11 o'clock, was chased a consld
crablo distnnco down tho road by souio object
concealed by a groat black cloak which com
plotely covered It from head to foot. Tho oh
Jcct, whatever it was, has been shot at sovoral
times but seems to escapo unhurt. Tho young
man spoken of abovo Is no coward, but ho got
such a fright ho Is shaking yet.
Miss Katlo Malionoy, of Qllberton, visited
friends In town this week.
M. E. Muuloy and daughtor, Mame, camo
homo on Thursday after a two weeks' visit
to friends in HazleUin, I'ittstou and Wilkes-
Barro.
Tax Collector Matthew Farroll mado settle
ment with Council and School Board on Mon.
day last. Some time ago whou publloattentlou
was directed to tho arrearages In Mr. Farrell's
accounts, hn was spoken of as a defaulter.
Thoso who knew him, however, wero aware
that he had property worth moro than four
times tho amount of tho deficiency, and that
tho accounts would bo squared, as thoy havo
been, as soon as ho was able to mako tho sot
tlcmcnt.
I have a handsome line of
Beautiful in design and finish.
FKAUKVItLIJ
Our genial druggist, Will Divls, now smiles
bo blandly that ho can hardly find tirao to
walton his customers. A bouueing littlo
daughter arrived on Monduy afternoon.
On Monday evening tho rosldonco of Master
Mechanic Stewart was tho sceno of a very
pioasant surpriso party, tendered his eldest
daughter, Miss Maggie. Tho youug lady.
who is ono of Frackville's most nomilar
augbtors, received many useful presents and
tho uumorous guests enjoyed a delightful
cvoulng.
Mrs. Hatch, of Tremont, was tho guost of
Mrs. Charles Wassor during tho week.
Harry Spoidel, ox-leader of the Moredlth
Band, has secured work on the piano and will
move his family from Reading this week.
Contractor O'Neill, of Port Carbon, has
thrown up his contract for tho erection of tho
school building on Railroad avcuuo and, as a
result, It Is feared llio now school cannot be
orectcd in time for next torm. Tho trouble
Is tho result of a refusal of tho School Board
to honor an order for $1200 drawn by Archi
tect Hill, for tho payment of tho mason work.
Tho Board claims tho work was not dono ac
cording to specifications, and refused to pay
for It until tho work conformed to tho "plans
ana Bpeciuoatlons."
Miss Suo Haupt and MissJL, Beard are at
Mt. Gretna attondlug Chatauqua circles.
Andrew Haupt, of Northumberland county.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Lydia Haunt, of
mo rarm,
The Friday afternoon half.liollday In our
stores Is bringing to light a groat deal of what;
bad been latent base ball abilities. Every
Friday afternoon the meronants, clerks and
their friends hie thomsclvoi to tho baao ball
field nnd show the natives what thoy oan do.
Last Friday afternoon iho gnmo was wit
nessed by a largo crowd who fully appreciated
tho ondoavors of tho nlavurs.
Tho Misses Shadier, of Shenandoah, wero
tho guests of Mrs. 11. ..Morgan during tho
week.
Ashland nnd Fountain Springs, under tho
latter title, scut an immense baso ball aggro
gatlon to this town this week to do up the
young lads of town. With Brill and Jones,
tho Ashland battery, and four more athletic
looking men wearing tho Ashland uniform
it certainly looked llko a walk ovf for the
visitors and tho largo audlenco pre&nt were
there simply for tho purposo of seeing how
Ashland's players play ball. Urjodes and
Boddow wero tho battery for tho frackvillo
lads, tho lattor a scicntlflo twirlor fof sixteen
summon. Well, tho Frackvillo people wero
very agreeably surpilsed, tho ilbmo team
fairly swooping up tho ground wilt tho Ash
land aggregation to tho tune of 2f to Hi. Our
boys, outflolded, ou -hatted nnd 'ovory way
showed that thoy wero n couplo bf pegs too
high for tho visitors. Rhodes and Ilcddow
can play ball with tho host in. Schuylkill
county. Brill took hi defeat good naturally
anil Bpcaks vory encouragingly ofctho Frack
villo boys play. j
Miss Connghan, of Wilkos Barre and Miss
Mullory, of Soratitoo, woro tho guests of Mr.
Conaghan, of Railroad street, 'during tho
week.
1110 Episcopal bunday school will picnic on
Wednesday In tho grovo, Head of Grade.
Mnstor Ed wnrd Stewart, tho young liopo
1111 01 Master Mechanic Stewart's family, Is
winning a reputation as a hanjolst. On Mon
uay ovonlng Master Eddio entertained tho
largo compnny present with .1 oouplo of solos,
ami uiu uxcuiiuiu siyio in wnicn tuoy wero
rendered won from all present a hearty en
core llioremarkablotalont this' littlo bov
of nine displays is interesting musical cireloB
In this vicinity.
A very pleasant family picnic was hold at
Will Haupt's grovo on Friday. Among thoso
present Doing, Harry Evans and wife, of
town; Capt. Clay Evans and wifo, of St.
Clair; Fred. Shissler and family, Ben Zim
merman and family, J. Hodgson and family
nnu unester relatives, of I'ottsvillo; and
Georgo Folmor and family, of Orwlgsburg.
John Malionoy, a Manhattan elevated rail
read lightning slinger, was tho guest of John
Lawior on Thursday.
Charles Wagner, our popular butcher, at
tended tho Helms obsequies at Schuylkill
Haven on Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Purcell, of Tioga, and Mlas S.
Nosb, of Australia, aro tho guests of Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Lawler, of Balllot street.
Miss Lizzlo Fatkius returned hnmn (M
week after a pleasant visit to relatives at Mt.
Hope
Tho Misses Bedduw, of Mlnersvllle, aro the
guests of tho Mlssos Stuart, of Lehigh avo
11110. Harvey Owens, of Philadelphia, is tho
guest of Cbarlcs Hartsog.
Easels !
Easels now in stock
ranging
UILIIIOIU'ON.
George Boner is nil smiles bocauso it is a
boy. Mollior and child aro improving well.
Colliery craployos hereabouts wero disap
pointed Tuesday in not receiving their hard
earned shekels, but wero gladdened Thurs
day. Mrs. Josoph Loomis returned homo from
Atlantic City, whero sho enjoyed a few dayB.
Tho P. & R. block formerly occupied b
J0I111T. Davis nnd John .1. Peureels under
going repairs. It was considerably damaged
by flro during tho winter.
Our sticets aro woll fixed, thanks to the
good Supervisor. Mr. Collins does his work
well.
Koystono club and a picked nine both fr 111
this placo, played a gamo at tho picnic at the
Junction for 0110 dollar and a Alio ball, (lame
ended as follows: Keystone 18 runs: P. N
11 runs. Withers douo very good playing.
Misses Carrie Turl and Carrie Trovotham
havo gone (or a two weeks' visit lo Shamokln.
Margarot Ann Bower returned from a pleas
ant week's trip to Philadelphia.
Tho school houso has leceivcd a much need
ed coat of paint. Steam heat has also been
added.
Cornolius Loahy,of Mahanoy City, formorlr
assistant foreman at Cole's colliery, will on
Monday assumo full charge at Gilberton col
liery, succeeding John T. Davis.
in
1 1 1
Li.
TT
Easels !
in price from $1 to $4. Rich
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
The Siamese Government Ac
cepts Prance's Terms.
GREAT BRITAIN NEUTRAL
J no Molillng of Slum to tho tmiiniititm of
tho I'rcneli Government Clour Awnytlio
War Cloud That Hung Over nil l!uro-pc-nu
Nations.
Special to EVKNIMl IlEItAI.D.
BANtiKOK, July 20, Noon.
Sj HE war cloud that has
" " K tlircRtcniiigiy
vvur an .curopo nas
been cleared away by
tho action of tho Slam
oso go(vornment In ac
cepting In full tho ulti
matum of the French government. Tho lit
tlo kingdom was glvou fort. -eight hours in
which io accept or reject tho demands mado
upon her.
Tho ultimatum doclared that If Slam failed
to agrco to tho demands In tho time specified
the French licet would blockado tho Mouam
nvor, upon wlilcli tho Sianioso capital Is lo-
catod. Tho Fronch aro already in possession
of tho Lower McKona river, and the accept
ance ot tl:o 1 rench demands by Slam maki s
that river almost entirely French.
'Pl. ..,. 1 e .
i..o irv:i'iiuiia ui i-ranco now DOMcr on
what Is practically British territory, k.v.x.
3IAIZ12VII.M3,
School vacation will soon bo ended and tho
stroot urchins will bo corralled for another
term.
Mrs. Jamoa Loahy was at Mahanoy Cily
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James King, of Shenandoah.
spoilt Monday with tho foruiort iiarents at
this place
Patrick Horan, who had been sutfering a
sovero spell of sicknoss, Is out again, feeling a
littlo weak yet.
John O'Briou, of Allenlowu, spent Sat
urday and Sunday tho guest of Miss Mary
Aun Horan,
Wo aro all pleased to see Josph Douahuo
homo from tho hospital. His anklo is still
tondor and will bo for Bonie time.
Patrick Hart and sister, Mame of Buf.
falo, N. Y., nephew and niece of John Leahy.
of this placo, aro hero visiting.
If sotno of tho parents would quietly ob
serve their children at play on the streets
thoy would learn how profloieut the latter
aro at swearing.
A largo numbor of our people oontemplato
attending tho M. E. plonio to be held at Lake
side August 8. All should ptronl it and
enjoy a good day's pleasure.
S, G.Middleton, of this ward, is confident of
success In the fight for County Commlsiour.
Steve's Republicanism has never been nues-
uonea, ana it wouia bo a just recognition of
laitniui service to nominate him.
MlkeKeefo's bronoo oxparieuae at Shen
andoah has shattered h,U faith In western
stock, and, MJkft at least will readily believe
that his faith was not tho only, thine shat
tered. As newspaper notices only make his
wounds sorer we will refrain from further
comment,
"'anus, Jiliy S). The T mm nnrr.
tponilent In bliifrnporo telegraphsi "The
blockade ot the Siamese coast has reduced
to idleness the numerous steamers of the
Btrnlts settlements. The niece anntU trmln
is dormant and rice Is rising." Allspeclal
correspondents of London dailies ngree
that the outlook U more peaceful. Paris
correspondents predict a speedy settle
ment of the dispute.
liie JJanckok corrosnonelnnt nf fh
Times telegraphs: "The prompt enforce
ment of tho blockade, which vlrtrmlln
damages only Great Britain, has seemingly
convinced tho Siamese that tho assumed
friendly attempt at intervention by Great
Britain in Paris has not availed to modify
the hard conditions of the ultimatum.
Slam therefore will probably concede im
mediately the last difference remaining
between her nnd Franco hv nccentlm? the
ultimatum, pure and simple Slam has
not rccolved the slightest official support
from Great Britain throughout the difficulty."
lhe Paris TcmDS comments f.ivnrnMr nn
Lord Itosebery's declaration in the house of
lords Thursday ns to Great Britain's atti
tude towards Slam. His utterances ars
Interpreted as indicating a British null
of non-intervention. The Soir exnressea
fear that M. Develle is abandoning hi.
former attitude toward Slam, and Is yield
ing to pressure from London.
UANOKOK, July 29. The Siamese rrov-
eminent continues making every effort to
maintain peace with France, and U en
couraged by the events of the last twenty
four hours to believe that an understand
ing will be renched shortly. The French
flag has been hoisted at Kon.sl-fihnm-
BERLIN, July 20. -The London corre
spondent of The Koelnisolie Zeitung tele
graphs: "China has reserved rights of
sovereignty over tne principality of Chong
Hong, extending southward to the twenty-
iMwmiw una consisting ot tour dis
tricts to the right of the Mekona and
eight to the left. Without Great Britain's
Knowieuge cnina sent troops to this region
months ago. These troops would, if
necehsary.co-operate with the Black Flags.
vwiiuii iimucea ureat Uritaln to cede to
her claims accruing to her In this region
num mo conquest 01 uurmah."
Heavy Storm In Colorado.
1-tJEDLO, uolo., July 29. A series of
frightful btorms has succeeded a prolonged
uiuununu mis vnuey. a tremendous rain
swept around to the south of this city last
evening, from which reports of damage
are expected. 'Ihere has been no loss ot
mo uy me storm excepting an engineer
,,uOD un,u ,ell mrougn a
uwuijB uu me union i'aolUo railway.
The English Oot Miners Strike.
London, July 90. In accordance with
the decision of the .Miners' Federation the
Braat atrike of the English ooal miners was
Inaugurated at a majority of tho pita. No
disorder of any kind has been reported
from anywhere. Something like 850 000
men are directly affected by the strike,
which grew out of a nronosal of tlm ni,,
owners to reduce wages 35 per cent.
Another Southern Lynching.
BinsiiNOHAM, Ala., July ao.-A negro
named T. Harner was 1
below Calera at noon for attempting a
criminal assault on Section Foreman Ed
nor'swlfe He was taken from Sheriff
Moore, of Sholton COUntV. Anil Rtriinn, nr.
to the nearest limb.
Shipping Arms to Hawaii.
SAN Francisco, July 30,-The Call says
that In the last month arms havo been
shipped to Hawaii, and the belief I thn
.an attempt Is being made to place the na
mes in a position toeHeota suocassful
counter revolution against the provisional
government.
Bo to Smith',
For the finest frulls and vegetables of all
kinds go to Smith's, VT West Centre street,
Beddall Vftlldlng. Everything in season at the
lowest prices. 7 a(),w
Water Notice.
Owing to a scarry of water Jn the, resert
volrs, the patrons of the company are request,
ed to see that no more is used than Is abso
lutely necessary.
(llrnrlvlllo 1'copU Smart Under tho Coin
imny's New Schedule.
1110 people of Glrardvlllo, wpeolally the
uusiiiess men, comlpainbittorlyof tho present
regulations or the Schuylkill Traction Com
pauy, and say (hat it will not be long hoforo
the management will boo that It has mado a
serious orror. Ono prominent gentloman
stated yesterday that at about 8:30 o'clock last
Wednesday night over forty passengors from
Mahanoy City had to wait nearly an hour and
a half for a car to tako them to Shenandoah,
on account of tho orders that certain oirs
must bo in the power houso by 8 p. m.
Last Sunday evening a number of passou.
gers arrlvod at tho powor house from Ashland
nnd under the 8 o'elock rule tho oar was run
into tho houso. Tho passengers woro obliged
"umur oar was run down to
the Kichards street terminus and lmrir Won,
thoy could continue their Journov to Shminn.
doah.
A moro serious ch-irgo.bascd nnon tho Irrnir.
ular running of tho cars, is that one nmrnlm.
this wook fifteen minors, who deponded upon
the road to get to their work, arrlvod too lain
and they wero then obliged to return homo
Willi tho loss of a day. This has had a bid
effect on tho company, nnd now many miners
naa become patrons of tho road travel
over tho Lehigh Valley. This Is especially
iruo in rcgaru to tlio minors rosldlne at Ash
lauu.
10 givo publicatio to all complainte the
roopio 01 uirardvlllo have mado would fill
many columns. Thoy say that the affairs nro
in 6uch an unsatisfactory condition that some
of tho pcoplo in chief authority must bo ignor
ant 01 tne truo state No hotel man in th
town can miorm a customer whou a car will
leavo for or arrivo from any point e-ist
west. The cars sometimes run as lato as 1
m. and sometimes tho last car passes tbrougl:
1110 town as early as 10:30 p. m.
iiioso people also claim that no town
through which tho line passos has bcou moro
liberal to tho Traction Company than Girurd.
villo has (with tho excoptlouofonotimo whou
thcro was a misunderstanding among tho
Couucilmeu), and yet that placo seems to bo a
victim of discrimination. They feci that they
aro victims becanso peoplo must pay ten cents
to travel trom Qirardvillo to Gilberton and
Mahanoy City. In their opinion Qirardvillo
should bo tho dividing lino between Mahanoy
City and Ashland, and faro cast and west from
that lino should bo five conta.
uno prominent Qirardvillo gentleman has
propounded this question, "Why is it nccos-
fn h.l-nn ,u II . .
j uun navuuug up ana uown on
a 'dinky' car, and under what thoory of rea.
son uocs tne company uphold tho ro-iustnto
ment of a man who has been discharged by 1
boss as an incompetent workman?"
It is claimed that tho fifteen hour shifts aro
Beginning to toll on tho motor men and con
uuciors anil it will no only a question of a
short time when they will broak down under
the strain. Some mon hardly got four or five
nonrs sleep out of twenty four.
Apropos of tho wage workers, in
issue of tho Hebald it was statod complaint
miu uecn niaue mat In its recent policy of re
trenchment tho Schuylkill Traction Company
had alloived construction gaugs to romain
overloaded with bosses, while a groat rcduc-
linil liml huill (nn.ln I -
v.u n,uu m uio jorce 01 motor mnn
and conductors, to tho Inconvenience of tho
traveling public, and that seven bosses had
cnargo ot a gang of twenty mon.
-Mr. Amour, who is ono of tho
foremen, said the report was without founda
tion. Ho says the Traction Company has
only flvo foromeu, all told. Amour has charge
1 me oncuanuoali and Qirardvillo branch.
md Lally, Mullen, Sweeney and Weldon aro
on the Gilborton side Amour has sixteen
men under him, eleven on tho road and five
running a construction oar j while each of the
other bosses have from flvo to six men under
them.
white finish and antique oak.
i
III
Illegal Car Riding- Recalls
Burglary.
ARREST AFTER MONTHS.
nlrlc k Dugan, Who Itoblioil I,. A. Itollly
nnd Company's Htoro In Centrnlla ImhI
Spring. r,, Unexpectedly Into tho
Hnmln of tho l'ollcn.
USE DANA'S SAESAPABILLA, 'TS
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
I'llRBHNAl..
Daniel Neiswender spent yesterday at Sha
inoklu. John A. Titman went to Philadelphia this
morning,
Misa Nellie Evans, of Mt Carmel. Is
of torn friends.
Hon. John J. Ooyle, of Mahanoy City, was
a visitor to town this morning.
Miss Liaitie Stank, of town, is visiting Miss
Boselo Wadlluger, of Pottovtllo.
11. D. and A. J. Sohuraer went to Pottsville
this morning to attend the funeral of a friend.
Letter Carrier BArUcli will make a trip te
Atlantic City during the latter part of next
week.
Ml Mame Davit, one of Ashland's attrac
tive young ladles, is visiting Miss Hannah
Davis, of Cherry street
George Kohland and family have returned
from Wanamie, Luserne county, where they
were visiting relatives.
Mrs. Addis and daughter, of Hemline who
spont the past two weeks in town with friends,
left for their homo to-day.
Miss Salome Brumm, who returned from
Chioago last evening with the World's Fair
party, left for her homeln Minersvlllo to-day.
u. ji. uawier, lormerly superintendent of
tho Wlllianwport division of the Beading
railroad, is so seriously ill at Atlantic City
that he is unable to receive visitors.
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure indigestion
neariDUrn, oosttveneeg and all malarial dis
ease. Twenty-five cenU per bottle lm
luternally Injured.
Joseph Hummel, of West Centre street sus
tained Internal injuriee and received severe
scalp wounds this morning by falling from a
plank In the MaploJIlll colliery. After re
ceiving temporary treatment at his home he
was sent to the Mjuera' hospital,
OLICEMEN Golgor and
Bcden, of tho Coal &
Iron force, mado au
Important capture at
tho Lohlgh Valloy do
pot yesterday after
noon. Aa nn oast
bound freight train
drow up to tho station
Golgor pullod a boy eff 0110 of tho cars and
Bcdea went hopping over to tho roofs of tho
other cars to almost tho roar end, when lio
laid his hands on a second l.llegal r,Idor.
Tho first ono nrrostcd was a boy about 15
years of ago, and said his natno was Daniel
Boran, and that ho resided at 201 South Jar.
din street, this town, with his father, Potcr
Boran.
The othor prisonor did not mako any Btato
ment, save that ho was anxious to go to tho
Pottsvlllojail. It was subsequently dlscov
ered that his anxiety was duo to a fear of tho
Ueutralla authorities. Tho prisoner was
identified as Patrick Dagan, aged 22 yoars,
and residing at Ceutralla. Ho was wanted at
that placo for burglary.
About four months ago tho general storo of
L. A. ltlley & Co., at Ceutralla, was robbed
ono night of a largo quantity of boots and
shoos. Tho robbery was traced to Dugau and
a small boy ho had used as a tool. The boy
was arrested and scut to jail, but Dugau was
shrewd enough to keep In hiding until yes
terday. Gelgor and Bedoa turned Boran over to C.
& I. Policeman Krieger, who started on tho
noxt passencer .train for rfentmiia m.
Dugau.
When beforo Justice Monagban vostordav
afternoon Boran was charged with illegal
oar rldlug. Ho said ho jumped upon tho train
in tho southern part of town unon invitation
ot Dugau, whom ho had known at Contrail
about four years ago. Dugau told Boran ho
had been to Coutralia and wca "bumming" his
way to Philadelphia. Boran said ho intended
to get on tho train at tho Lohleh donot and
did not intend to accompany Dugau to Phila
delphia, nor had ho been in any way con
uectod with him in any of his doings.
Justice Monaghan committed Boran to tho
Pottsville jail for ton days in default of flvo
dollars flno and costs.
USE DANA'S SAESAPABILLA, its
"THE KIND THAT CUKES."
Furewell Party.
On Wednesday evening the many vonni?
friends of Misa Dora Willmau tendorcd that
young lady a farewell party at tho residouco
of her sister, Mrs. Honry Sanipsel, on South
Jardin stroot. Miss Willman will shortlv
leavo for Philadelphia. A very enjoyablo
timo was had by those present, among whom
wero tho following: Misses Maggie Miller.
Maggie Williams, Carrie Fiost.Mary Mlllchap,
Hannah Davis, Lizzie SiddalL Helen Price,
Aunlo Pratt Emily James, of town: Marv
Millingtou, Port Carbon; Mary Havlce, Ash
laud; Messrs. Jesse Thomas, Oscar Bolich,
Edward Kcese, Elmer Hooks, Robert Locklo,
Harry Smith, Harry Catherj, William Jamos.
Samuel Swiudt, Benjamin Marshall, Thomas
Milllcliap, John Hildenbrand.
A misstep will often mako a crlpmo for life
A bottlo of Henry & Johnson's Arnica and
Oil Liniment at hand, will not prevent the
misstep, but used Immediately it will bbvo
being a cripple im
Services Hut Needed.
The fire department was called out last
evening by an alarm Bounded from box 10
located at the corner of Bowers and Centre
streets. A lamp lu John Eocers' erocorv.
on tho latter street, had fallen to the floor by
reason of tho piece of rope which held It sns.
ponded from the ceiling oa tolling Sra, there
being no protector above the blaze of the
lamp. The services of tho department were
not required.
ConjhlnK reacu to Couinmptlou,
Kemp's Balsam will, stop the cough.
at
USE DANA'S SABSAPARILLArra
"THE KIND THAT CUBES."
Iteturn or the Vxeurtlonlata.
Eev. Ilobert O'Boylo, E. B. Brumm and
sister, Misa Salome Brumm, of Mlnersvllle;
Mlssos Mame H., Emma and Birdie Wasley,
Miss Agnes Stein, and Elmer J. Wasley, all
member! of the Herald World's Fair excur
sion party, returned to town last evening.
Only one of the original party is still absent
George Portz, and he maydeeideto remain
in Chicago for anothor week or more
The Itcpubllcau Convention.
A meeUng of tho Republican county execn-
tivo committee was hold in Pottsville to day.
in mo oiuoa ot a. nurd Udwards Esq., and it
was decided to have the Republican county
convention hold on August 11.
If you aro troubled with a "hacking cough'
Downs' Elixir will give you relief at onoe.
Warranted as recommended or money re
funded. jm
You are invited to call at
Friclce'a Carpet Store, No. 10
Aouth Jardin Street, to u-e
his new line ot Carpets, oil
(?.7-S8-tr 8, D,- JIess, Superintendent.
so,
-laioa ana Wintlo-r Ska.