9 a Evening Herald. . VOI, 1X.-XO Gt SHENANDOAH. PA.. FBTDAY. MARCH 2. 894. ONE CENT3 i JHf?j IBod. Room ! .A IKEeroy Tim This Week. A bout two wei-ks ago wo advertised a lot of Fancy French S ATINKB, which wore told out in a very short time, and could therefore not supply the demand. Now another case of same quality Freuch Satlno has ar rived with patterns and colors more beautiful than the first lot, which j n aro sold at the tamo prlco, - - - - - lG'C Don't bo deceived in quality of goods offered at lower prlco. Don't fail to try tbe P. N. Corset. ax 11C 110 "NT il. TVT: OX L 1J.U-JLJ.O ANUIill luum Oil CCL, s. Initial Shell Tumblers. . . .5 cts. Kid Hair Curlers 5 cts. Shell Tumblers, plain ... .8 cts. "Window Shades, big values ami at all prioes. Gold Decorated Toilet Sets. People gay they are lovely and at rca soiiablo figure "We can 6uit a slender purse as well as a fat one. Satcessor to Mil DUNCAN I WAIDLEY, 8 South Main Street. M. P. CONBY, Monongahela whiskey 50c a qt. runs ryo w ini;ey, v.v i a qi. Finn Old Bourbon, XXX $l 25 a (it, Rnrwrim Kliinunnrrv llmtiilv (Rl n f Superior Cognac Brandy $1.25 a qt. jujjiui i:u umiiuiii. jauiu Qtttu u ti. "VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale. -1- tlest brands of 5o Cigars and all LOOK HERE ! A SPECIAL DRIVE in Fine TABLE SYRUPS. A strictly , pure sugar syrup, good body, light color and fine flavor, at C cents. Finer goods at 8 and 10 cents. DON'T FOEG-ET ! Our Eino Largo Blue Raisins, four pounds for 25c. New Currants, eight pounds for 25c. Fine French Prunes, three pouuda for 25c. Extra Largo French Prunes, two pounds for 25c. New Lima Beans, six pounds for 25c. Florida Oranges. Largo, sweet California Evaporated Fruits, Peaches, CHOICE GOODS. Furniture of every variety and price. Many specialties worth columns of description and praise. But we only have room to mention a few things. Chamber suits, $20 up ; rug parlor suits, $40 up. All other goods cut down at same rate. J.P.WILLIAMS&SON Shenandoah, Pjl Water Seta 58 ctn. Double Hair Curlers 5 cts. 25c Brooms 20 cts. 31 South Main St. nLiauorStore o K Draught Porter and Wiener Beer. kinds ot Temperance Drinks. and juicy 25 cents per dozeu. Pitted Plums, "White Nectarines, Barllett Pears, 2 lbs. tor 25c. Our fine Croamery aud Dairy Butter. Fancy Bloater Mackerel. Strictly Puro Lard. FancyJNow Orlcaus Molasses. Minnesota "Daisy" Flour. Nil CLOSE Last But One Meeting- of the Old Borough Council. IT WAS HELD LAST NISHT A Lively Stilton Had llean T.olced Fer, lint It Proved a Very Tain Oni-Only lliiilnrin of a Itoutlne GharAotor Trans acted Mr. Gable's Ojueer titatemeut. An exchange, In stating that a raMing of the Borough Council would bo ho 1 last evening, ad-led to tho aunouncomeut that "there will he a lively timo." Tho predlotlon was Dot fulfilled. Tho attondauco at the meeting was just the kind Tor a regular old- fashioned lively mooting, hut it proved a very tame aflair. Tho business transacted was purely of a routino character and there were no animated discussions. Tho attendants were Councilmcu Bet. torldge, James, Kane, McGuire, Dougborty, Holrusn, Coakloy, Gable, Stout, Gaffigan, 8chelfly, Van Dusen, Gallagher and Lamb. Councilmen-eloct James McElhenney, An drew Meluskoy, O. T. Straughu, Patrick Hand and Patrick Reams wore alio on hand, as well as Messrs. M. E. Doyle, Morris Wurm and William Kimmcl, of tho walor com mittee.. Under tho reports of committee thoro was nothing interesting until tho law committee reported that Mr. 11. O. Boyor had been ton dorcd $300 in settlomout of his claim and that it was rejected. At this paint Mr. Gable aroso and stated that four weeks ago a raes sencer called upon him and asked If ho would bo ono of olpht members to agree to pay tho claim of tho Hkralii. Mr. Gablo lid ho Inferred that saven members had agrocd to tho bargain, but ho would not; and ho also Inferred that ho would sutler the con sequonces, "and I have suffered," coucluded Mr. Gablo, iuet beforo ho movoi that tho claim bo loft to tho courts. Mr. Gablo did not say in what way ho suffered, but it was "Inferred" thatlio wantod to throw out tho impression that tho ncoplo of Shenandoah did not elect him Rccolvor of Taxes because ho would not go into the alleged deal. Mr. Gafilgan gavo notice that tho firo com panies aro expectiug an increased appropria tiou this year. Attention was called to tho fact thit membeis of tho water committee were piesent and at the samo time a question wa nskod as to why Contractor Quinn aud Engineer Womelsdorf were not presont In reply Mr. James, chairman of the water committee, said, "I havo no particular explanation to give, only l was Handed a letter this evening that Mr Quinn could not possibly be present this oveulug. that bo was ODgagod othorwise; that Mr. Womelsdorf is in Philadelphia and unable to tnako arrange ments to be present. Hut ho (Quinn) states that the troublo between him and tho Council fchould bo sottlod ; that it is a matter for the Counoll and Its engineer, between theimelves. Ho also states that tho monoy is two months overdue and ho would like to have It." The sublcct was discussed later in the evening, argumonts which havo so often been made being repeated again. Finally Mr. Quinu's bill was again referred with instruc tions to tbe chairman of tho water committco to notify Mossrs. Quinn aud Womelsdorf to meet Council and try and sottlo tho matter. Treasurer Brodlgan made a repott showing a balance of $3,5)10.10 in (bo treasury. ino umoi oi I'onco reported ton arrests for the month of February. Seven naid lines ano tnrco served timo. Lodgings were iur- nislied to twenty poonlo. Chief Burgess Burns mado a monthly and annual report. During tho month of ! ehru ary ho collcctod $Ga,75 Ills report for tho yoar was: .UorouKli tines, ii.lBl.0i): tuoatro licenses, etc., $285.50; building permits, $57.50; total. $527.50. Tho bill of High Constable Flynn for tho month of February was read, but Mr. Gablo objected to Its payment, on tho ground that tho ollicial had not done his duty, Mr. Gablo said that tho carcasses of thrco dead hogs had laid at the wost end of Oak street for soveral days. Mr, James thought It would be a good Idea to hire a man to lollow up tho lllnli Con stable and notify him of nuisances, aud ho thought tho man who would do tho following up would bo tho hardest worked man. Tho subject was finally disposed of by motion that the salary be paid after tho High Constable removes tho dead hogs on west int street. Council adjourned to meet at 7:30 o'clock on Monday evening next, when tho old Coun cil will adjourn sine ii and the member). elect will take their seats. "TIih Dlrtliionit ItrettltHr.' At Forgusou's theal re on Thursday even ing, March 6th, tho attraction will be "Tho Diamond Breaker," the latest realistic stage production which was presented in New York city tuo past week. Uno scene alone, that of tho diamond breaker in full aetiou, should satisfi all lovers of tho sensational. The word sensation is too mild to express the intensity ot the action, lor the suspense 11 terrible for the moment, and is relieved iu a happy climax by tho star, Miss Ktolka Wardell. Tho audionee; went wild with delight, such scenes in the auditorium of theatre being rarely witnessed. trill Meet To-night. A meeting of thoSoldlera' Monument Asso ciation will bo held tonight, at o o clock, in Uetowlcirs hall. It is important that repre sentatives of all tho suslotios represented shall bo In attendance, so that they may havo a voice in what is uono. uaro has been taken to notify tho members of the committee by postal card and it is hoped this will result In a good attonaauco. New Trial lCefiiMrl. Judge Rice has filed a Iongtby opinion in which he overrules tho motion for a new trial mado in bolmlf of Edward Casey, of jiutier township, convicted of violating the oiection laws. The court has increased Casey's ball from $1,000 to $2,500, which must bo turnlthed In ease an apixal is taken to me supreme court. Tho human mind has achieved wonders In many things, but none more wonderful than the curative virtues of Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka, for croup aud hoarseness LAWYER, RBINHOLD DEAD. Th militant Toiibic Mill Died at U O'clock l.nit levelling, Milton C. lieiuhold, Esq., diod at his homo in Mahanoy City at 0 o'clock last ovonlng. Tho nowiof Mr. Kolnhold's death caused In tense sorrow to many pooplo of this town. Although but about 20 years of ago ho hid attained a prominent placo at tho Ilir and In the Kcpuhlloan political clrcloj of s huylklU county. Ho was an exceptionally bright and Industrious young man and had won many friends In both business and social circles, Mr. Itotnbold died of intestinal trouble, supposed to have been caused by a kernel of a peatiut Improperly lodging In the bowols. He had bconill twowooks, Tho deceased was tho son of Ell S. liein hold, cashier of tho Union National Bank of Mahanoy City, and was horn at Myerstown, Lebanon oounty. Ho graduated from the Mahanoy City High school aud tho Bucknell University. Subsoquontly bo studied law in tho olllceof J. ll.Kaorchor,K'sq.,at Potlaville, and was admlttod to tho Btr about four years ago. At tho timo of his death ho was sollc Itor for the Borough of Mahanoy City and Board of Mahanoy township. Mr. IEelnhold left a wife and Infant child. Ho was married about two yoars yo to Vlis Clara Williams, daughtor of J. J. Williams, of Gllbi rton. A special meeting of tho Bar Association will bo held tomorrow morning to take suit able action upon his death. Tho Young Men's Republican club, of Mahanoy City, of which ho was a member, will meet in thoir rooms this oveniugtotake action In tho death of their deceased brothor. Ho was also a mom ber of the Mahanoy City Lodgo of Masons and tho P. O. S. of A. CRUSHED TO DEATH. yunrrjmen Undrr it Fall of blute Four of Them Killed. Bpeclal to the IIehai.d AllkntowN, .March 2. A frightful accl dent occurred this morning at tho slate quarry of Owen Williams, at Williamstown, a nillo west of Slatlngton, While soven men woro at work in tho tunnol of tho quarry the roof oi the luunel, without tbo least warning, loll In and completely buried the men under neath a mass of slate, rock and o.nh and almost entirely blocked up tho entrance. Fivo men wero killed, another fatally injured and one seriously hurt. Tho killed aro: natnuel Kreitz, Uriluth Prltchanl, John Valko. Micklos Bella, Gcorue Mickulluz. The last thrco are Uungaiians. Thn Inlnrml ill n ; .lnRpnli Tfamitlrtv. limllv mangled, cannot possibly recover; W"llllin K. J onoa, Etistaluod numorous contusions and wounds, very badly Injured. .tho seven men wero working in tho bottom of tho quarry, whin the cave-in occurred So swiftly did it fall that no one had a chance lo run lor his life It is utlmated that over 100 tons of dtbris foil op the men. mLli ENTOMBED. The lUitorU of Itoseu at Plymouth Orllnlally Denied. Kpeolal to tho HEHALD. Plymouth, March 2. Beports have been In circulation that tho entombed miners at tho Gaylord colliery wero all rescued alive, but very weak, aud that thoy kept thorn solves alivo by subsisting on tho carcass of a mulo. Tho officials of tho mine tills morning authorized tho statement that tho whole re port Is without foundation. Tho unfortunate men are still entombed. Tho rciculng party is still digging for them and won't get near them for thrco or four days, although good progress is being made. There is little hopo of finding any of the men alive Utml Times llernldlngs. Louis Goldln lust evening returned from Now York and Philadelphia, where he Bpent tho past throe weeks, aud selected a $25,000 spring stoik of clothing. Mr. Goldtn suc ceeded in making tho purchaso at priced far below thoso of last yoar and, thorcfoie, will bo able to give tho people of Shenandoah the greatest bargains ho has over offered. Suits sold at $10 last year will be offered this year at $0 50 aud suits sold at $13 last year will bo sold at $9. It would pay everyone to call and see this stock. It is such as the largest New York and Philadelphia Iioubcs carry. Mr. Goldln has also received fifty cases of all kinds of latest stylo hats aud will sell for $1 a stiff hat which people paid $1.75 for thrco months ago. Goldin's Mammoth Clothing House, 0 aud 11 South Main street, Shonaudoah. 3-2-2t Ileuoflt Eutertnlument. An ontertalnment was given iu Robblns' opera house last night under the auspices of tho "Y," for tho benefit of Mrs. Funis, aud $11) was realized. Much credit is due to Mossrs. Burohill, Scheilly, Stiydor, Smith, Hauler and Follz for their work iu tho undertaking. Among those who took part iu the entertainment wore: Harvey Holder, Harry Uafuer, Howard Burohill, Georgo Scheilly, Fred. H. Hopkins, Jr., William Thomas, Miss Brddall, cornet boIo; Mlsi LiUie Llewellyn, declamation ; Miss Jeanotte Bcvan, vooal solo; Beddall sisters, duetts; Harry Church, violin solo, A feature of tbe program was a broom and doll drill by thirty-two small children. Insane From Orlope. Arthur Piereon,a young man of I'ottstllls, was arrested in tho courthouse iu that town yesterday. William Wllhelm, Esq., heard Piorson doolaro that ho intended killing W. J. Whitehouso, Esq. When Piorson was takou beforo Justice Batdorff It boeanie ap parent that ho was Insane. Ills mind had become affected in an attack of grippe. Upon the suggestion of Mr. Whitehouso bail was furnished and the young man was allowed to go home with his rather, rierson said when asked why he wanted to kill Mr. Wbitehouse, "For shaving off his whiskors." "Tho Irish Statesman." Carroll Johnson, tho star of "The Irish Statesman," which had its Initial production at tbo ffirand opera house last evening, had sufficient reason for gratification at the size and character of the audience present and enthusiastic reception given the play. "The Irish Statesman" is, as its title indicates, an Irish play, but it is so dovold of the old laabioned "boys" and "inurtberer" that It can almost be styled purely American. litilon Keating Record. At Forgusou's theatre this evening. Hook Hale. Great auction sale of books, by the beet authors, oommencing today and continuing all week, at Beese's auction and commission room. One thousand books will bo sold with out reerye. tf DRIVER DROPS ID A Workman Carried Off bv Heart Failure. FATAL RESULT OF A RUN Tho Victim Wal Employed on u Dirt Hank at die SlinnniKloHh City Colliery nml Kxertlnn Drought on llio Attach That Caused Ills Delith. John Buduickl, aged 31 years, single, and sou of Joroph Budnickl, tho South Main street grocer, dropped dead on a dirt bank at tho Shenandoah City colliery this morning. Ho was a brothor of tho boy who was man gled In tho rollers at the samo colliery last December. Kudnickl was eraplovod as a driver on the dirt bank. Ho was eeon running after his wagon and seemed to ho stumbling aa bo wont nlong. When ho got up with the wagon Kudnickl grabbed the sido, as if to provent himself falline. A helner stomied Ihn mnln aud wagon and at thoi samo timo Kudnickl relsasod his hold and dropped down besido tbo track. Tho holpor hurried from tho sceuo as ho siw Kudnickl remain motionless and gasping Outsldo Foreman Marshal Baugh hurried out on the bank and n few moments later the driver died in his arms. The body was removed to tho homo of the parents and Dr. Covany summouod, hut ho saw at a glauco that ho could do nothing Ho expressed tho opinion that death had been caused by general dobillty and heart failure. Tbe family said the deceased had been in ill-health from boyhood and he fre quently complained of heart troublo. It la believed tho exertion attending tho run after the wagon brought tho fatal ond. UNFORTUNATE SLEIGHING. One of th Gttiitlemoit Thrown Out or Sleigh. Wednesday evening a party consisting of tho Misioi Steiu, Mrs. James Stein, Misses Jessie Grant, Kato Glover, Annio S.iegor, May Oat her and the Misses Lewis, and Messrs. Will Grant, T. Glover, Dr. Irwin, Michael O'lliira, of town, and Messrs. Hunt Biuger and Hess, of I.ost Creek, drove from town in sleighs for Barncavillo. Thoy were joint u at jiauauoy uuy uy nn Meier, ill. It. Slein.S. Landau, Dr. MowuiHU.l'rof Jones On tho road there was a burst of speed and an attempt ot ono cuilor to pass another, re sulting in one of them being upset and Mr. I.andao received a kick on the head from Mr, Stein s horse. Mr. Laudau was reu dcred unconscious, but soou recovered under tho attendance 'of Dr. Buwman. The injury was not a serious onu. Mr. Em dau's liorso ran on to Barnesville, but was taken back with tho cutler to pick up tbe in jured man. Mr. Grant volunteered todrivo Mr. Landau's nervous liorso back to Mah anoy (Illy alter tho festivities at Baraoevilio aud Miss Sarah Htciu accompanied Mm. On the way the liorso ran Into a snow bank and throw tho couple out of tbo sldg For tunately neither was injured and Mr. Grant held on to tho linos, preventing tho liorso from running away. After recovering from the shock, Miss Stoln and Mr. Grant got inty tho sleigh and reached Mahanoy City with out further mishap, Tho wholo party got uaca: to town at an cany nour yesterday morning in goon numor. Comlnc tivents. March 8. Special Grant Band Concert in Bobbins' opera house. Admission 10 cents. Msrch l(i. A grand ball will bo held in Bobbins' opera houso on St. Patrick's Evo. March 20. First grand ball under the au spices of tho Monamoro Social club in Rob blns' opera houso. Anril 12. First anniversary of thn DrIcv Chain of All Saints' Protestant Episcopal church, "Old Song" outcrtainmont. April 20. Ice croarn festival under the autpltt of tho Star Fluto and Drum Corps lu ItC'iiins opera house. To the 1'nlillc. The EvKNiNfi HnitALD can be found on sale iu Shenandoah at the stationery stores of M, Mallet, East Centre street, James Cham pion and F. J, Portz, North Main street, and at lieceos auction rooms (llr.RAI.l) branch office), Wost Centre street. On Bale in Manauoy Ully at Hnyuors book store, 133 West ".tutro street. Up Town Urllce. Al! ordors (or advertising, Job work and subscriptions oau bo loft at Btoee's Auction and Commission rooms, Dougherty building, W. Centre street, where they will receive prompt attention. Common Scold. Lizzie Vivsoskl was held for trial by Justice Tooniev vesterdav afternoon on a chares of lielug a common scold. 1 he complainant waCI i eier uuuoiih. Ilurrhlll's Cafe. When seeking a nest and well conducted m(e, go to BurchiU's, corner Main and Coal itreeta. Polite and prompt attention. 11-7-tf tear In Mind John A. Beilly's is tho place to get the surest wince and liquors, best boor and alei sad finest brands of cigars. lO-KJ-tf Hoys Wanted I Twenty-flvo more hoys wanted to carry TitB Evening Herald. Apply at thlsofllce at once. A new laundry will be oponod by 8Ine Leo on Monday, February 28th, at No. 14Wt Centre street, Shenandoah. 2-10 lm Special low prices to aU iu watches, jewelry and silverware at Holderman's, corner Main and Lloyd streets. 15-27-tf Use Wulls' Liundby Bluk, tbe best Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes two quarts, ibtls. Mold by JUuaser & lleddall Fried oysters a specialty at MoElhenny'i. 9-13-tf I'KIHONAIj. Charles Cohen, of IVitUvItlit u-a a visitor today. II. J. Muldoon went down In 1'nlUvilU this morning. Mfchaol Malono transactod himlnivu fc Mahuioy City tcday. Charles Folmer made a husluetw trip to Reading this morning. Frank Wilcoxcn. of Potlsvllln. nld . business visit to town today. W. II. Thaler, of Lancaster, la her hustling among cigar dealers. Thomas Gorman, of nirardvllln. wn visitor to town this morning. Jotoph Collins, of Pottsvlllo. snont last ovonlng in town visiting frlonds. James Muir. of Pottsvlllo. was anion v thn salesmen who visited town today. Owon i-arrcll aud Silas llnflnnrrln of Lakeside, speut a part of today in town. Mr. and Mrs. Kith. Ih.lrtall to rottsvlllo this morning to visit frlonds. William Beddall. of Ashland, orient lew hours with his parents iu town last evening. T. C. O'Connor, tho nowlv appointed nost. master of Mahanoy City, was In town today. Aimer Morris, of tho Lehleh Valley denot. Mahanoy City, paid business calls here today. Mrs. George Rose, of Pottsvlllo. is the guest of Mrs. Josoph Dusto, of West Cherry street. Ellas Wolf, llciuor aeont of Philadelphia. spent last evening iu town drumming up bufiuets. Robert Buyer and John Hughes, of Maha noy City, transacted business hero this aflcrnorm. Robert Gibson aud Chaunoey Ladon at tended tho "Hard Times" party at Girardville last evening. Samuel VanBuren, of Ashland, passed through town ou his way to Mahanoy City this moinlng. Jesse Babb, cashier of the First National Bank of Girardville, attended tbo meeting of Shenandoah Commandcry last evening. A RECKLESS RIDER. Child Knocked Down on n'cat Centre Street lhl Afternoon. Robert Morrison, tho seventeen year old son of William Morrison, of Browns ville, disported himself on tho btck of a broncho iu town today, and to at tract tho attention of tho pooplo allowed the animal to gallop recklessly through the streets. Ho was warned several limes, but paid no heed. On Jardln street a littlo boy barely escaped from tho hoofs of the horse and at the corner of Centre and West streets Annie Schooner, tho seven-year-old dauithter of A. J. Schooner, of WestJCentro street, whj kuocked down. Tho child was momentarily stun Led and when sho was carried into her homo It was reared that she had been injured, but when Dr. J. S. Kistlor he found that tho child was not in She had been but slightly injured fatallv arrived danger, ou the ncjiii and toot. Ab soou as tho accident happened David Williams and Jacob Hcntz seized tho broncho's bridle aud led tho animal and ridor to Justice Williams' office. Tho ordinanoo against fast driving was read to Morrison. Ho plondod that bo was unable to control the broncho. Justice Williams put him under $?00 ball to reappeat tonight aud pay a finqof $5 with costs. Important Notlcr. Tho stars of all special polico officors must bo returned to tho undersignod beforo Mon- Way, March 5, 18!) I, at 7 p. m. Jami:s Buhns, Chief Burgess. .Special t.rAiit It.iml Concert. Ou Thursday ovening, March 8lh, the Grant Band will give a special grand concert In Robblns' opera houso. The patrons will ho furnished with comfortable seats and avoid the nolso and confusion attending open air concerts. To defray tho actual exponsea thoro will bo an admission fee of only ien cents to all parts of the home.. ll-lw A Doubtful Date. Carroll Johnson aud his company aro bookod for Ferguson's thoatro tonight, but it Is doubtful If thoy will appear. There was a report a few dayB ago that the company had disbanded and they failed to appear al Sha mokin last night. Up to a lato hour this afternoon thoy had not arrived hero and had not sent any message. SlUt DeMerrlU III. Miss DoMerritt, tho lady evangelist, was quite ill last evening and unable to occupy tho pulpit in tho Primitive Methodist church. She was rolieved by Rev. Bateiuan, of Girard ville. A OlialUugu. Thomas McAllister says ho will take three yards in a hundred-yard foot raea from Jack Donahoo If the latter will run on St. Patrick's Day for $200 a side. Notice, Dr. J. S. Kistlor will vaooinato at his office, 40 North Jardln street, every afternoon for the next ten days. 3-2-3t 1 Held for Desertion. 'Kate Rioe bad her husband, Louis, arrested yesterday on a charge of desertion, Tho aoonsed furnished $.'100 bail for trial. FrW' bystora a specialty at MoElhonny'n. - 1 niiim4-i n ' Ml", un-ii Am You Hard to Please In MOUSSES ? Then try onr "Century,'" The best in town for the price. Heavy body, sweet, and rich flavor, and only 10c a quart. '33, 123 North Jardtn Street ViiJl'i'r'-- -f '
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