The Evening Herald. SHENAKDOAH. PA.. THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1804. ONE CENT VOIi. IX. -NO 147 A special beautiful silk for -2sb3bs NNf. tural Without dressing or coloring, just ns it comes from the loom. There is nothing in the market which would bo nicer for the purpose. Also Japan Silks ond Lansdowns. In white cotton goods we offer the unequalled .Egyptian lawn. ax Schmidt, ta n 1 r l10-NTi1. Hf . !.. Pi iio-iio iNorn man olic.l, - oiiraiiuuuiiu, r, "Wo want to say to you that wo now have 4,000 Stone Crocks and Jars. From 1 quart up to 14 gallons. The Price is Only 10c Per Gallon. Also Jugs and Milk Pans. Sitctiisr ti GIBE DUKCAN 5. WA1DLEY. 8 South Main Street. M. P. CONRY, 7 1 .onongakela lilskey 60o a (jt. Dc a (jt. 5 a qt. sre rye wlilsKey, aa ine Old Bourbon. XXX $1 Superior Blackberry Brnudy $1 a qt esupenor cognac rauuy Imported Jamaica Rum.. $1.25 a qt. $1.50 a qt. ""VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale, Draught Porter and nest brands of 6c Clears and all kinds ot Temperance D: FOB Two Cars FINE MIDDLINGS. Five Cars Choice PENNSYLVANIA IIAY. One Car BALED STRAW. One Car BRAN. One Car MINNESOTA PATENT FLOUR. We Give Full Weight "Wo receive every other day, day as made, tho finest quality ot '"Creamery Butter ! jand haviu n first class new refrigerator, wo keep it in .the hest possi (bio condition for our trade. Wo also rccoivo twice a week from tho host dairies in northern Pennsylvania, tho fint'Bt grado of ""Fresh Dairy Butter! Wcnev.r hudlo Bultcrino, Olonmargarino or Imitation Butter of jttnv kind at any prico. You can dopend upon getting at all times M hest quality of strictly fresh Butter at EEITER'8. Your Pretty Wipe "Deserves a pretty home. Give her one by buying' pretty furniture. The largest stock of Parlor Furniture Ever brought to Schuylkill county, now open and ready for inspection, at greatly reduced prices. o.P.WILLIAMS&SOh Commencement dresses is our Habatai Silk, L CM 1 1. T . 31 South Main St. J j3 nLiauorStore "Wiener Beer. Drinks. To the fact that customers want only tho III on tho market. Nothing is so worthless und so dear as poor huttor. Its value decreases as its strength increases. direct from tho creamery, the same est Butte i JUST PHI One Case Which Serves as Timely Warning. A HUSBAND'S VENGEMGE Hmv h (lullly Wretch Was Trapped mill tlie Consequences Ho Met With Tlio l'erlldy of ii Hunt Working Miner' wir. It is not always consldcreil good jourj nnlism to give space In tho newspapers to incidents of social scandnl, but there nro exceptions to tho rule and ono of them is the pnrdoimblu course of letting the guilty parties know that their acts have become public property. This sometimes has tho effect of causing to tho guilty ones to becomo smitten by shumo and it has been observed that tho exposures re sult in a relief to tho community by stamping out the practices. As tho story in point goes, one day last week a townsman went to tne mines, out. owing to tho ilood. found that he coultl not work, lie returned, uuconcious of tho "Bnake in the grass" that invaded the sanctity of his home. Finding the door locked ho knocked for admission. The wife opened the door. Noticing some thing unusual In the appearance of the woman tho husband sus- nected thintrs wero wromr and he went upstairs. He found in ono of tho bedrooms i r - 1 x i l .. a mnu a auwuuBtru menu. i.cnuei me man nor wife could coherently explain the former's presence and the husband became angered. In a moment of despera tion, smitten with the bitter pang which snrintrs from the discoverv of infelicity. the husband attacked tho wrecker ot Ins domestic happiness. He wined up tho car- net with mm. chocked mm until nis eves bulged out, and otherwise dealt out venge ance. Tho unhnntiy husband then upbraided his false and conspiring wife in very severe language and threatened to arrest the man. The paramour plead with tho nusunnu, and at last succeeded in dis suading htm from going to n Justice However, the matter was broached for quite a time. Whilo all this was going on the neigh bors had lent an ear to the disgusting seance and pity was expressed tor tlie wronged husband. Only condemnation. and very severe at that, was given tho erring wife' and her contemptible para mour. The discovery made by the husband so affected him that he cried for quite a while. The paramour, who is said to Bo a railroader, didn't even show one lota of suame or pity, ho empnaticauy declared his innocence. Then came a confession. The wife broke down nil of a sudden and blurted out to her husband : "I am guilty." Imagine her senso of shame to a devoted father and their children stuug to repentance ! The noramour lit out. Tho nlace was getting too warm for him. All the lies and schemes ho concocted to get himself out of the llason went to naught. And bv the woman he so much coveted. He hasn't been seen around that domicile since, rso doubt he'll steer clear, for au avenging husband would Dulverlze him. Kven yesterday the husband sobbed Eiteously at the state of olTairs in his ousehold and there may yet be a peck of trouble for some one. The married man, who created all the trouble in the family abovo mentioned, is said to have llgured before in sensational cases and was on one occasion accused of wrecking and blighting the life of a prom ising young gin. I'KNCII. FOINTS. Strikers should remember that it is the right that usually wins, not the riot. When ho comes to tho cold facts about the wool tariff, Senator Voorhees Is any ining out inmmiKo. Mrs. Rice, tho Evangelist, will continue tier services in tne evangelical ciiurcn this evening as usual. When a man gets up of these mornings hedosen't know whether to guard against sunstroke or cnumains. This year, as never before, we can fully understand the old Baw that one swallow doesn't make a summer. People who have Invested In spring suits will probably outgrow them before they get a cnance to wcur mem. All remarks about the weather should be read before breakfast. They are not guaranteed to fit later than an hour after daylight. The Administration Is so completely bankrupt that It has run out of summer weatner alter having neeti in omce out a little more than a year. Challenge Answered, ElHTOlt IlEUALD: In reply to Philip Hoehler's challenge, I am not equipped for any team work, but I will butcher a steer with Hoehler for any amount ho may desire. For further information call nt the Shenandoah lieef Company's market. FltANK HALEY, Shenandoah, June 7, 1894. Internally Injured John Itoads, of South West street, was internally injured yesterday by being squeezed between a car and timbers in a gangway of the Kohinoor colliery. He was sent to the Miners' hospital this afternoon. Joining Kveuts. June 11 nnd 12. First annual Ice cream festival under the auspices of Lincoln Section No. 37, J. T. of II. & T , in Bender's hall, Wm. Penn. June 19. Ice cream nnd bean soup festival in Itobbius' hall, under the aus pices of the Women's Belief Corps, July31. Ice cream festival and bazar, under the auspices of Camp 40, P. O. of T. A., In Bobbins' hall. Operatloiiti !terumed The Shenandoah Hat nnd Cup factory ou North Kmerick street rueumed opera tions to-day after au Idleness of two weeks, . Go to Cnrdlu's, 1H4 W. Centre St., for bargains lu wall ouuer. H8-3m TEKSONAU HobertBarrhas removed to Wilburton. Miss Sadie lieese has returned from a visit to Ashland. William J. Drennan is at Lock Haven. looking after base ball business. E. C. Wanner, of Qlrardville. was n town visitor yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Schoener and Mrs. J. II. Hoxby wero at St. Clair yesterday. Philip Coffee will deuait for Vienna. Austria, on June 15th. Ho will be away about two mouths. John G. Guudry. of Mt. Carmel. very prominent in Sons of America circle, died at his homo on Tuesday. Harrv Acker was comnelled to remain at Sliamoklu over Tuesday night because ue laueu 10 catcu a train. Misses Annie Snroats nnd Jennie Short. of St. Clair, were tho guests of the Misses Tempest, of East Coal street, on Tuesday. Frank Schmidt intends to stiend his vocation in Germany. He will depart for Europo Botuo time during the comlug mouth. Kev. Wm. Powick. of tho M. E. church. has been summoned to Wilmington. Del.. to tho bedside of his brother, who is uangerousiy in. Misses McNnmara, Mulvey and Clara nnd Hose Quinn, four charming young ladies of Mnhanoy City, wero tho guests or tho musses .Miles, oi west Cherry street, last evening. inspector .Monaghan was to-day pre sented with the gold-headed cane which tho late 2ed Monaghan won at the Annunciation church fair over twenty years ngo. It was the gift of Mrs Monaghan. Capt. Gcorgo W. Johnson, a former citi zen of town and who has been residing in St. Clair for several years. Is again "one of us," having resigned his commission as Justice of the Peace and Councilman of St. Clair. Mrs. G. W. Hyde to-day returned from New York City, where she spent several days selecting and purchasing a large stock of summer millinery, including all the latest styles of hats for ladles, misses and children. James Ij. Iteese has been appointed to the responsible position of assistant superintendent of the collieries controlled by L. A. Hiley & Co., and Lentz, Lilly & Co.,atCeutrnliaand Park Place, of which his father, Capt. Edward Beese, is general superintendent. For the past three years Mr. Heeso has been a student at the Uni versity of Pennsylvania, and his record in the foot ball team of that crdlege is a matter of pride among his friends. He has hud considerable experience in nnd about the mines, having for some time been an attache of the Locust Mountain Coal nnd Iron Go's engineer corps, thus gaining knowledge that will be of value to him in his now position, in which all his friends hope to see him successful. ANNIVERSARY. The Flower Mission of th Y. W. C. T. V. to be Honored. The Flower Mission connected with the Young Womens' Christian Temperance Union hns performed noble work in our midst since the movement was instituted In comforting the sick and alleviating the miseries of many of tho unfortunates of tne town, rne work oi tne society is vol untarily, and ns such should meet with tho encouragement of those of our citl zens who can afford to assist the needv. Tho anniversary of tho Mission will be celebrated on Saturday evening, nt the regular meeting of the "l's" in Bobbins' hall, above the post office. Tlie following program has been prepared for the occasion : Opening Hymn. "Jesus Lover of My Soul. Hruytr A. C. .Morgan Scripture tcadlnx President Qn,.rieue .Misses Moignn and llrown und Messrs. l'rlce and Mushes. Declamation Oeorgo Koxby Instrumental solo IUu Krliler Address F. II. HopMn-, Jr. Duett Mimes Yost nnd Waste; Heading Anule H'eln uperlntendent's report Miss Smith Solo D.J. Prloc ddrebs John L. Lawson i 'omet solo Hrtllle Ueililail Easily, "Kcsulis ot Flower Mission WijrlE" Marv PomeroT Instrumental Duett. ...Jennie and Unas lit-dd.iil Addrts A. U. Morgan Singing Morgan Party Singing. '-God be with you" Audience The Annual State m-nt. The citizens of tho town will be Inter ested in the summarized statement of the financial condition of the public schools, which appears on the third page of this lac. a fVnal.l...l..r. f.nt ll.n. .1 .1 issue. Considering the met that during the pnst year the board has been obll iged to meet the exnense for the construction of the new school building on West street nnd the free text book system has taken nearly f5,000 from tne treasury, the re port is an excellent one nnd will compare favorably with the report of any school district in the county. Shenandoah has excellent schools, thanks to excellent management. Still Idle. West Shennndoab colliery hns not yet recovered from the recent heavy rain falls and lloods. Men have been working night and day trying to get the water out, but the colliery still remains incapacitated for regular operations. An additional pump was put In the mine yesterday. making three in operntiou, and another was put in to-day. A Great Handicap. It is reported thnt a great handicap foot race will take place here some time In July, next, In which famous sprinters irom nu pans oi inis country nna Europe win participate, ine gentleman giving mo iniormniien says mat mere win ue nt least ten starters on a lOO-ynnl spurt and n track will bo prepured for n 175-yurd run. Lare shipments. The Mnple Hill colliery comes to the front again with another record breaker. Yesterday the colliery shipped one hun dred cars (2,300 tons) ot coal on ten hours' working time. The Soldier Monument. The regular monthly meeting of tho Soldiers' Monument Association will be held in Befowich's hall on Friday, StU lust., at Hp, m. AH representatives are requested to be present, Gorman's Care. When seeking a neat and well-couduotud cafe, go to Gorman's, comer Main ami Coal streets. Polite and prompt atten tion. 5-10-lm Steam Benovatlng Co., cnll for, clean nnd deliver Ingrain nnd Brussels at 3c per y urd j heavier carpets 4c. 3'i E. Coal St, t SCHOOL BOARD First Regular Meeting of the New Organization. COMMITTEES APPOINTED Mian l.llllo II. riiltllpa Tenders Her Res ignation us ii Tenchor mill Mint Julia Donahue In Appointed In Her Stead List of Committeemen The llrst regular meeting of tho School Hoard for tlie fiscal year of ISO 1-05 was held lust evening. Hut little business outsldo the routlno order was transacted, nlthough seeds wero sown for what may prove of very great importance to the district. The directors nresent wero Messrs. Conry, Hurke, Devitt, Muldoon, Bnugh, Ogden, Stnuton, Morgan, Hooks, Lehe, ijyncn, iinnun and Davenport. Under the head of communications. Secretary Hnunn read the resignation of -uiss i.iuie 11. iuuiips, which tooK ellect yesterday. The resignation was accepted and the tilling of the vacancy was left in the hands of the supi-i-intemleut. who stated that ho had seitcied Miss Julia Honnhoe for the position. President Conry then read his list of committee appointments. They are as iouows : High schools Lynch, Ogden. Haven- port. Mnuley and Uevltt. Teachers and salaries Hurke, Haven- port, -Mauley, Hnnua and Morgnu. livening schools Alorgau, Devitt Hooks, Muldoon aud Lehe. Text Hooks and suntilies Manlev. Mul doon, Hurke, Haugh nnd Morgan. Heating and ruel liurke, btanton, Lehe, Trezise nnd Lynch. Hullding nnd Henalrs Muldoon, Hurke, hooks, Trezise and l.ynch. Exonerations Trezise, Ilnnnn, Ogden, Haugh. Lehe. Manlev nnd Davennort. Finance Ogden, Hannn, Muldoon, Trezise anil Devitt. Iusurnnce Devitt. Morcnu. HuliL'h. amnion anu .uaniey. Non-Hesident Pupils Stanton, Daven- Library Daniel Ogden, M. P. Whita- Kcr, joim A. iieiuy, John u. Davis and T J. Hroughnll. iBiting Committees September Octo ber and Xovember Muldoon, Morgan, Hannn, Trezlso nnd Manlev. December, January anu l'euruary hooks, Daven port, Ogden, Burke nndStautou. March, April, .May nnd June Lehe, Lynch Devitt. Hauch and Stanton. The question of more school room was then raised and Mr. Lynch Mated thnt it was important mat the uouru should de cide whether or not it would ro lease the basement of the German Lutheran church for school purposes. It was tho sentiment of the board that an additional school building should be built, but it was decided not to take detinue notion until an estimate could be made of tho nrobablo expenditures for the ensuinir yenr and the committeo on building and repairs coum miiKe a report on the proo able cost of a site. The committees will ge gether nnd muke estimates, after which a meeting of the board will be called aud it will be de cided whether or not a new building will lie erected. According to the present esti mates the resources of the board for tho ensuing year will aggregate about f4(i,(l00 anu tne probable expenditures will amount to about J.')0,000, leaving in the neighborhood of f 10,000 for a new Bchool building, should the board decide to erect ono Tho obstnele In tho wnv is the hlirh valuation placed upon real' estate. It is understood that the ground on South Jardln street now owned by the English Hnptlst church can bo secured for jil.OOO, but the board considers this figure too high. It is said a site can be secured at thenorthwestcornerot Cherry nnd Jardln streets for $3,500. It Is understood the election of teachers will not take place until the regular meeting of the bourd In July. Excellent bill of fare alwnys in readl ness nt McKlhenny's enfe. tf II -e IUU, To morrow our new team will piny its first gamu and have its rough edges rubbed off by a tussle with Shamokin. Some people say Setley's arm has he come glassy. To-morrow's game will tell, ns Setley will pitch. Our people are red hot for tho season of the national game to open hero. Tho Boyersford will be the noxt to piny here. Tho new management should bo en couraged to-morrow by a good gathering nt the grounds. But the hint is hardly necessary. Nothing would please the enthusiasts more than to see all of Inst year's players here. The prices of admission will bothesame ns last year aud games will be culled at 3:30. Grocer Kehler sells AL-VA Tonic, lm A ramphlet of Itulea. A circular has been issued by the Phila delphia and Heading Company containing n list of rules for the transportation of dead bodies. They hnve been issued to the station agents, conductors and train baggage masters. The rules are in accord with the state and borough Hoard of Health Instructions. A permit with coupons attached transfers the body from the starting place to the destination. The coupons nre detached by tho company officials. The Park I'lace llrrnker. All Immense plank skeleton of whnt will soon be the Park Place breaker stands upon tho old site und will boon be ready to receive its covering. The work of erecting the machinery will begin next week and every effort is being miide to complete the structure by August IS. The contract is said to provide for a premium should the work be llnlshetl before that date and a deduction for every day occupied thereafter. Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the name Lessio Baer, Ashland, Pa., la printed on every Back, 3-3-3taw STREET WHISPERINGS. Nevtiy Items Uleaned by the Town 1'atrolU lug Ileportem. During tho dnv time the streets of town look deserted nnd a strnnger would get the impression that the place is a very dull one; but there Is a silver lining to this supposed cloud ns well ns others, for the deserted streets nre really tho omens of better times. The full timo at the collieries hns taken n great number of Idlers off tho streets. May the streeU re main deserted. It is suireested that when the Columbia Hose Company is arranging its park it will havo better accommodations for children than tho old hnd in such attrac tions ns swiugs, etc., and thnt n bowling alley would be a big drawing card for the oiuer people. The operations of two men nt work on the signal apparatus which is located sev eral feet abovo the Lehigh Valley depot has interested many people. There is no particular attraction about the work or tho workmen, but, ns in nil public places, the outgoing and incoming pnseu8i'rs have stood gazing at tho elovated men and wondered whnt was going on, and some very odd questions unvo uecn nskeu about it. One man wanted to know "is that a new fangled weather signal ?" an other asked "what of a darned old wind mill is that ?" and another said "1 thought that thing would come down when the Bending combine would bust,'" nnd yet none hit anywhere nenr the cor rect solution. Tho workmen nro simply altering the uiachnulsm so thnt the signals for tho trains mny work more easy and tree. A gentleman who ought to know some thing about the matter says the Lakeside Electric Hallway Is proving n better pay ing Investment than either branch of the Schuylkill Traction Company. Tho enrs nre nimost iuu on every trip ami many say they had no idea tho tralllc between this town and Mnhanoy City wnsso large. Drummers are becoming Hteiuly patrons of tho line. Ono of them said yesterday that ho found the road a great beuellt be cause it gives him more time to treat with customers nnd there is no need of cutting nn important conversation abruptly to to catch a train. V Here's a hint for money seekers. Max Schmidt, tho Xorth Muin street dry goods nnd notion denier, stated publicly yes terday, "My business for the month of Mny of this year was 7f per cent, better than in May, lfU3. Xo one can tell me that advertising does not pay." Ietter Carrier Phil. Holmnn, treasurer of the West Cherry street sewerage com pany, paid tho workmen the other day nnd the people who witnessed the cere mony thought the employes of a colliery were being paid off. I'lill. snt iu his par lor nnd handed the workmen their money through the hall opened window. The men were strung nlougthestreetin siuglo tile. Tho treasurer says that next pay day he will preface tho paying scene by driving ubout town in a carriage with a big tin box on his lap nnd a C. & I. police man on either sldo of him. He takes pride lu the announcement that all the men re ceived their wages on tho full basis rate. A prominent Ashland politician ex pressed a level-headed sentiment yester day when ho said "Tho people who think tho Bepiibllcnus of this county have a sure thing in tho coming fall election ami that any kind of ticket will go through had better disabuse their minds of the idea. Tlie ticket must be as good as can be selected and just ns much hustling will be required ns ever marked any cam paign in tho county." Xo ono can dis pute this. Th man who leaves his ice on tho doorstep f the mercy of the sun must oxpect to lo.su some of it nt least. Oysters and llttlo neck clnms nicely served nt McElheuny'scnfe. C-30 tf A Convention. The German Catholic societies of this nnd adjoining counties will hold u con vention in this town on the 12th Inst. It is the intention of the locnl society, St. Michael's, to give tho visiting organiza tions a royal welcome and to that end professionnl decorators have been en gnged to mnke ornamentations in various parts of the town. It Is hoped the citi zen will co-operate with the home society In this movement nnd exert themselves to decorate their business places and resi dences ns attractively us possible. A large number of societies will be in attendance, among them two from Pottsvllle, one from St. Clair, two from Mnhanoy City, two from Ashland, ono from Shamokin and one from Hnzleton. The convention will be held In Bobbins' opera house. Hard aud soft shell crabs nnd prime lobsters served nt McElheuny's enfe. tf A Wedding. Frank Kontuer, of town, and Miss Grace Grimier, of Frackville, wero mar ried nt tho latter place to-day. Mua I.aura Kantner, sister of the groom, was the bridesmaid and Isaac Jones, ot this pluce, tho groomsman. Monagtiau's llargalns. A good qunlity home-made rng carpet nt 30 cents n yard; nice table oilcloth, 15 cents n yard; good dress ginghams, 6 cents a yard; tho best SO cent corset lu the mnrket. Luce curtains nnd drees goods of all kinds cheap. P. J. Monaghan, No. 2S S. Main St.. Shenandoah. Get yonr repairing jinn's. done at Holder Plain Grocer. He doesn't put on any iltigos, But ho puts 10 ounces to the pound. He doesn't tenr the atmosphere, But his sales are always right. lie doesn't keep a pug dog with red blanket But ho keeps a grocery at 122 North Jardln Street
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