: - l i
WUi,
There's hnrdly a housekeeper, in
the Country' but has heard of
Cottolcne the new vegetable short
ening. It is a strictly natural
product; composed only of clari
fied cotton seed oil, thickened for
convenience in use, with refined
beef suet, pure and sweet. So
composed,
OTIOLENE
Vas bound to Avin.ant. to clfiv
Out Lu-d from tLikitcheus.df th
e
world. When housekeepers wish
to g'.t ri 1 of the u.inleasaut feat
tm-s a; i rasf d of lard, the;
should t CottJlOllc, taking ca.'
that tluy are not given chc:
linitatio is with vegetable name
spuri jusiv compounded to sell ii.
the place of Cottoiane.
It's easy to avoid cirappointnieu:
and en si'" pi'isfictiou. Insis,
Sold t i s .in t pound pulls.
CHICAGO, and
30 N. DELAWA3E AVE.
PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA KAILHOAU
OnDTLKILL DtyiStOH.
JUNE 3d, 18C4.
Trains will leave Shenandoah tter tho bo" c
dste for Wlggsn's, Gilbcrton, Frscltvll'e, Nev
C&stle, 8t. Clair, Pottsvllle, Hamburg, Resales
Pottstown, Phoenlxvllle, Norrtstown and rhl)
adelpbla Mroad street station) at 6:00 and 11:11
a. m. and 4:15 p. m. on weekdays For Pott
vine and Intermediate stations 0:10 a, m.
SUNDAYS.
For Wlggan's, Gllberton, ITackvllle, Ne
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllle at 8:00. 9M0a.tr
nd8:10p. m. For Hamburg, Reading, Pottf
town, Phoenlivllle, Norrlstown, PhiUdelr-fc a
at 6:00, 0:40 a. m., 8:10 p. m.
Trains leave Fracltvllle for Shenandosh t
10:40 a. m and 12:14, n:04, 7:42 and 10:27 p. re
Sundays. 11:13 a. m. and 5:10 n. m.
iieave i-oitsvine tor sneuanaoan at iu;i'
11:48 a. m. and 4:40.7:16 and 10:UU r. m. Submit
t 10:40 a. m, and 5:15 p, m.
Leave Philadelphia turoaa street station , tr
Shenandoah at b 67 and 8 85 a m, 4 10 and 7 11 p
m week days. 3n Sundays iesr itMm,
Leave Broad Street Station. Philadelphia,
FOIl NEW YORK.
For New York. Express, week dayt
at 8 20, 4 OS, 4 10, 5 IS, t 50, 7 S3, 8 20, 8 60, 11 Of
11 14 a m, 1200 noon, 13 44 p. m. (Limited Ei
press 1 06 and 4 22 p m. dining earn 1 1 4(
J 30, 8 20, 100, 5 00, 6 00. 6 50, 7 13, 8 It
10 00 pm, 12 01 night, Sundays 3 20, 4 OS, 4K
fi 15, 812. 9 cO, 11 03 a rn, 12 44, 1 40, 2 80. 4 Oil (lim
ited 4 22t f, 2.1 T13piSl?nm 1201 night.
ExnrH3 for Uoston, without change, 11 a m,
weekdays, ana 6 50 p m dally.
WASHINGTON AND THE BOUTH.
For lialtlmoro and Wasalagton 3 60, 7 20, 8 81
0 10. 10 20. 11 18 a m. 11 40. (12 35 limited Olnim
c.ir.) 130, 310, 141, (511 Congressional UmltoC
I'ullm&n Parlor Oars and Ululng Car), 6 1?
O 35, 7 40 p. m 12 03 night week days. Sun
(lays, 3 60, 7 20, 3 10, 11 lb 1110, am., 441,665.
7 to p m. and 12 03 night.
Leave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Express, 5.10, 8.50 a. in (1,00 Saturdays only)
2 30, 4 and p m. we k days "undays, express
8, 8.45and 9.45 u. m. Accommodation, 8, 8.20 a
m., 3.20 and 4.20 p. m. Hundays 8, 8.15 a. ux, and
4 p. m.
For Cape May 0 a. m. (1.30 Saturdays only) 4
p m. week days Sundays, 9 a. m.
For Sea Isle City, Avalon, Ocean City. An.
glesea. Wlldwood and Holly lleacb, express,
weekdays, 0 a.m. and 4 pm. Sundays 9 a. m.
S. M, ricsVOdT, J. A, no'JK
Qen'l Mnr ei f ass'r'' A.t
T. M. REILLY'S
cbktralia's '
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Where you can always get
a glass ot
Cool Beer and Refreshing Wines,
WulskeyB, 6 to. Don't forget the place.
T.' OT. Kellly'H,
Locust Avenue, CENTR ALIA, PA
When In POTTSVILLE,
Stop at
PHIL. WOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals at nil hours. Ladles' dining room
attached. Finest wines, liquors, cigars,
PEOPLE who have CARPETS,
FEATHERS or MATTRESSES
I?o Too Oloctxxod !
While cleaning house, will do well to
call on or address
Til STEAM BEI0imitt0,SSS'55?r
S3 East Coal Street.
25 CEWT
WALL PAPERS
FOR CENTS A ROLL.
Clralngout this Reason's (roods to make room.
Benu lUccniglOTOTPPliage. -&aaresi
F. H. CADY, PROVlDENcfc, R. I.
TUB OUbAT .bucCtS.
a. It. Severn, r K. Magargle, VT. U. Waters
C
on h CDttOleue
fffi v;l M'ule ,lly hy
pV V ? I'J.K.FA! R BAN It & CO
r
-.B 5Hl r OH 'I ill t
SllJL all I
hj 2Q) osit( 0-.8" ofl ga
Jh IJXg o H qcp lat
Terrible AuMent to a Party of
Kew jrk Eipursionists,
TWENTY-FOUR LIVES SAOEIIIOED.
Th Tdfc James 1. S'iclioli, Overcrowded
with 1'jmuj.ri, Uati to tha llottoin
Pour Illcs from Scotland Llglitililp.
Only rifty.four lteicntid.
New York, June 25. The tug James D.
Nlchol, with sixty-three excursionists and
a crew numbering twelve, sank at about
1 o'clock yesterday ntternoon some three
miles oft the Highlands, Fifty-four of
those on board liave been accounted for,
The rest were prdbably drowned.
The tug left Fifth street and the Kast
river nt 7:80 n. m., touched at Pier 3, East
river, and then went on to the fishing
grounds. She had, ltrlt said, n license to
carry fifty liassengers, but sixty-throe
tickets were sold. There was a bar nnd a
lunch counter on board, where attendants,
wltlf the cre'w, brought the whole number
on btrnrd up tB about seventy-live
The tug reached the banks on time, but
the fishing was poor and the sea too
rongh for cotnfort, nnd about noon she
started back. When obout threo miles
east of tho Hlghlauds nnd about four
miles south of Scotland lightship t lie
waves began to break over her starboard
rail heavily. To dodge the water and
the wind the passengers begnn to
run around to the port sido and to climb
on top of tho deck house. The boat ca
reened alarmingly to port, and the water
swept In over the rail, The terror stricken
men rushed back to starboard, auJ the
tug swung deeply down on that side At
the same time three heavy breakers struck
the boat In tjuick succession.
The captnln, William Ilyatt.stuck pluck
lly to his post, and sounded tho whistle in
a prolonged scream for help Even as he
did so the tug filled with the water that
poured Into her from both sides, and went
down Hko a stone, carrying many of her
pnssongers with her.
The water choked tho cry of the whistle,
but not before It had been heard and
heeded. Tho Clyde steamship Algonquin,
n mile away, heard It, and swung round
to go back to the rescue. The tugs Wal
laco S. Flint, It. J. Moran and Governror
also hurried toward the spot. From far
ther away came the C. E. Evarts.
The Algonquin sent her lifeboat, with
First Ofllcers A. 2d. Hich and four sailors.
They picked up ten men, one of whom,
however, died a few moments later. The
.tugs rescued the others who remained
afloat. Some few had life belts on, but
most of them were clinging to bits ol
wreckage. A Ilfo ruft supported a dozen
and the top of the pilot housu as many
more.
The unconscious man picked up by the
Algonquin was found In the Mcuol s life
boat. He was under the thwarts, and en
tangled In llshlng lines. The bont, prac
tically uuslukable, was floating right side
up, but was full of water.
The Algonquin brought those sho had
picked up to the city. Tho living dis
persed to their homes and tho dead body.
which has not been identified, was sent to
tho morgue. All wero people bearing
German names and living on tho lower
east sluo of tho city.
borne of the tugs, not wishing to come
to the city, transferred the men they had
saved to other tugs. Tho Sayers brought
up thirty-four survivors and landed them
on the east side. The C. E. Evarts brought
up two bodies and several survivors. The
Governor Is supposed to have landod
others In Brooklyn. Altogether fifty-four
out of the seventy-uvo have been a&
counted for, three of them being dead.
The propeller iseptune.iavlng on board
a large party of fishermen, members of
tho' Earnest and Peffer Fishing clubs,
went to the llshlng banks yesterdav,
While there Michael Schaefton, who wa
sitting on the roll on the lower deck, was
thrown overboard by tho tossing of the
vesse). It wns tlfteen minutes before he
iv,is gotten aboard, and it was impossible
fur the rescuers to restore animation. At
(juarautiue Dr. A. F. Tallmadge pro
nounced the man dead.
Five Drowned While Yachting.
Brooklyn, June 25. A catboat was
capsized by a sudden squall yesterday off
the Atlantic Vachtcluh house, at the foot
of Fifty-sixth street. A pleasure party,
consisting ot six people two men. two
tvomen, a boy and a 2-year-old girl were
thrown in the water. The Atlantic Yucht
;lub's st emu launch at once put out to the
rescue, but only the little girl was saved.
One of the men had worked heroically
to keep the little girl's head nbove water,
and wheu she was taken from his grasp,
his strength being spent, he sank und
drowned before help could reach him
Three browned on Lake St. Clair.
Detroit, June 23. Ily tho capsizing of
the electric launch Ellen W. during a
squall on Lake St. Clair yesterday after
noon three persons were drowned and two
others narrowly escaped a similar fate.
The drowned are Caleb K. Henley and the
Misses Katie and Maggie Ortwlne.
brothers browned While bathing.
SUMNER, Ills., June 25. Samuel and
Adam Hockman, aged 13 uud 15 years, re
spectively, sons of William Hockmau.llv
lug nine miles north of this city, were
drowned in Emberass river while swim
ming. A Little Peacemaker brutally Kicked,
Allestown, Pa.. Juno 25. Ella Itegan,
i 10-year-old girl, Is lying in a precarious
:oudltiou, suffering from the effects of a
kick In the abdomen by Edward Boyle, 13
years of age. Iloyle and the girl are em
ployed, lu the thread mill Boyle began
fighting with another boy, and kicked the
girl because she urged him to stop.
NUGGETS OF NEWS
There were eight drowning accidents in
tho vicinity of Philadelphia on Saturday.
The calling out of troops in Ohio during
the late miners' strike cost the state 1 19,
000 The ndvnticq army" of Frye's Qtopmon
weal iirniy hm joluetl.Qqxfcy's. camp (it
Uladeu'slmrg. Md.
' Tho thermometer in Philadelphia jw
terday regUtereri 97.4 degrees, Ther.f w(re
two deaths from sunstroke
Henry Heed, nn Arapahoe Indian' inter
preter, shot and killed his child ami bim
lelf at Shoshone Agency. Wyo
At Alexandria, La., Mrs Harriet D.
Ulackwell, oged TO years, was bwUen to
death with n hatchet by n burglar jjntur
day night. 1 '
J. M. Dufllho, town marshal of llolte,
La., shot nud killed. Tom .Carnalum, a
merchant of that place, In defending him
self. Dufllho surrendered.
For sick headache and nil
ithcr conditions rcsuitn.
'rom constipation. g by tlu
book on Bcccham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At
drugstores ; or write to B F
Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New
York.
ltalil llriul i In) Wlt.l lllg ISCurils.
"You'll hnvo a bald head boforo many
years, said n barber to a customer.
hyr Well, It's n very easy mutter to
tell. Now, wlillo it would bo to my Inter
est to sell you tonics or hair restorers, I
tell you tlint nothing you oan uso will pro
vent you from becoming bald. 1 havo
learned from years of wide experience and
keen observation that when n litnu lias an
extremely strong ijuard ho will Invnriably
loso tho hair on his head. It seems In these
cases as If all thu strength of thulialrwent
Into tho board I don't glvo this as a mere
theory. 1 lmvo proved to my own satis
faction that It Is true It might bo put
down ns n rule that the stronger tho ImiiC
the weaker tho hair of tho head." Pitts
burg Dispatch
A Dlfilcnlt Tuk.
Tramp You has putty easy times
nothln to do but stand hero sellln lend
pencils.
l'encll I'cddler Tlilnk It'sehsy, do your
Don't you know pcoplo won't buy pencils
Of u feller on the htroet unless he looks
starved an dejected tin despalrlnf
'That's onsy." ,
" 'Tnln't oasy to look that way right
along w'en y'r vnkln In $1 a day." New
York Weekly.
KxitlulutMl.
An old Scotch lady who had no relish
for modern church music wns expressing
her dlsllko tu the singing of m anthem in
her own church one day when a neighbor
said: "Why, that Is a very old anthem!
David sang that anthem to Saul " To this
tho old lady replied: "Wecl, weell I noo
for tho first time understan why Saul
threw his Javelin at David when tho lad
sang for him." 1'rosbytcrlnn.
Ills rrvftcrliitlmt.
Mr Mota l'lzzlcks Doctor, 1 want yon
to glvo mo bomutlting for Insomnia.
Physician How long hnvo you suffered
from itr
Mr Jleta Fb.zicks Ever slnco I have
been a freethinker
Physician Well, the best tiling you can
doistoglo up ft v thought and go to
church New . rk TT'-rnld
Tins Great Couatl Cuiie promDtlv cures
where all others fall. Coughs, Croup, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Whooplnir Cough and
Asthma. For Consumption It has no rival;
nas cured thousands, and will curia you If
taken In time Sold by Druggists on a guar
antee. For a Lame Back or Chest, uso
SHlLOH'S BELLADONNA PLA3TER.S0C
H!LOHVATAHRH
Have you o'uturrli I This remedy is ptaran.
teed to euro you. Prlco.Wcta. Jnjectortroo.
Hold by O. U. Hsgenbuch, Shenandoah.
HONEST TREATMENT:
il F. THEEL
Ami a Stnfl of Alile AsnUtnnts.
Horns Offices, 1317 ARCH St.
miianeipnia. Hours iiauy, -3; i;vgs.
6-8 1 W'eJ. and hat. Kvba., 6-10; Hundns,
912. Hltt.M'-I Ol'l'ICi; l'eriiia
ncntlr Urttttulisht'tl
At Reading, Pa.
S-V. -,..,.. KVi'DNII nn.l I'll ASK.
IAS Ste. CIUcb Hours ery Hiitunlny troni t) A.
I, to li' l M.i Sundays, f-oni A 51. to 3 r. .
'.ijss .11' Vluor. nmlitiil .lulNri-eliun or l'.x
'tts-H-i, li'Umtl I'dImui, (irnerul Dchlllti,
!.-. oi .llcniorf- nuil All iti'fln! l-iui.s
(..u-i-'i liiiiiriiiltMire or lulii'iitniice, Dr.
I'll ' 1. Il.o Only I'll) nii-lnn nlnl erliilUt uUe
o cure aftt-r Hvitjoiu1 cli' Iiiih fnlli'i (no
ir.tt.r wlmt nthtTH Buy. write, print or nUvtrtlse.)
Tny .Hot Iluni'less nnd J)niiui'rnu t'ne
solicited. Keller nt once, l'rtsli cawi cured
i-Wiiiiya. i;,'ll nnd r.vrr C'nso Itrci'lrs
Hip boctnr'H I'ernniinl Atff'nlliiii nnd Cnre.
,trloti't M'cli'cy (Iiinrniilrrd In All. l-end5
ic, stamps for Hook, "Trutli;" lestof all foryouns
.nd old, studio and married. The only llook expos
4ip Quacks.
Rag Carpet Weaving !
If you want a good piece of rag carpet, wel
woven, take your rags and have them wovei
up In carpets. It will pay you In tbe long ran
All kinds, with or without sirlpes, made ti
order; beautllul ralnbo stripes. Low prices
PATTEHSON'H,
205 West Oak Stroet, Shenandoah, Pa
Shenandoah's Reliable
Hand Laundry
110 East Centre Ht.
All work guaranteed to bo flrst-clss i In every
particular. Bilk ties and lace curtain sa spec
ialty. Goods called tor and delivered. Atrisl
solicited.
Rno'a nn who can taste our candles
C"ie u" without a feeling of nffoc-
nArf dtisl tion for the young man
uaa. jriiAwho brln(,g thein TbBy
just melt In the mouth; the girl's 'ove
melt with tenderness the young man also
melts, and the question Is settled. Try it,
FRED. KEITHAN.
Ice Cream, all flavors. 101 X. Slain St.
Whoa You Want a First-class Rig
make It n point togo to
"Delcamps Liuery
,West St., between Centre and Lloyd,
Teams to Hire for all Purposes
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
Variety of Climate In AiMlinlhi,
What is oi r ldiai'f the Austinllim ell
matl'r It lS 1 lust pi' I'llbi n. w to us to bl
told pxrhnp-iXM ...m' iiexir i ii il.iiiight
of It that In tin id.' ( ! nynf New South
Wales, in purti. the lulm ilt.uitsixp, riineo
a winter like t mi,.da and a sumimr lik
Jnninlca lu K.riulm, a milling tmvii m
the linnlerlalid bitwieii New Sutith Wnli
nnd Victoria, tin id Ii no cuiiiinuiileatii,:.
With tlw outstile world for four months In
thu yonr except by the uso of Htiuwshu.s
Snowshou riHuj aro urgimlied, und the
mail man has to uso Ihvco inouiis of loco
motion. At tho same time lu (Juecnsliiiidthesuu
will lie pouring down In overpowering
strength, drying up all before him ami
making water dourer than wine. To con
tlnuo the talo of this diversity of climate,
In part of northern Queensland thu rain
fall and vegeUUlon aro not unlike tliu-w of
Ceylon; In tho northern rivers of New
South Wnles ouuebrakes lluurlsh, as moist
and luxuriant us in Jamaica; lu thu west
of thu sumo colony u long (lie of vumels
lnden wltli incivhandlso has become a com
mon object, and In Tasmania A s-uim hy
brid ton plants grow sldo by sldo with bar
ley, maizo or potatoes. All thu Your
Hound.
Tl.e 1), tilth,'.. ar!l.
One of the big sleuths lit tho city had
been seen by a citli!on who had lot u uia
moud sentipin
"Wliero old you keep It when ynu wero
uot wearing Itr" ho nsked of thu loser.
"Under thu lupel of my v.-iilstco-tt. Al
ways pinned It tlieru when I didn't wear
it In my scarf."
.i...T.V.......;i.i......V"
,i ,u.ui-. .. I
Yus, oncu a year." Then ho named tho
place. Thu sletilh went to thu phico ami
found tho missing spark. This In Iteelf Is
of no coii.-eqtu nee But what tho sleuth
added muymue koine worry ' In a city
like this," lies,. id, 'whuiveo many iiiiiiw
ctistouiuil to ending wearing apparel to
tho scourer and dyer, uluables are likely
to bo left In , pocket I have traced a
number of such articles to tlinso places I
do not sny that all valuables that go In
thut direction aro lcpovcred, but I suggest
to people who linvu thulr iipiicl at the
scourer's to examine the pocl.its first. It
may save a whole, lot of trouble." Chi
cngo Herald.
Kiirly 1 lmrl.e( .i-rs,
Tho clepsjdru, or water clock, was used
at Babylon at a very early date and was
Introduced nt Homo by Helpio Nitsieaabout
thu year IDS 11 C Tootned wheels wero
added to It by Cteslbius about HUB. J
Some writers aver that they wero found to
bo in Use in It.it.dn by t'u..-iir in the year
65 B C Th, only cluck i.. the world 1.
sald to have lievn , nt !,y l'.ipe 1'nul I tc
Pepin, klngiri I'm. ice. in tlie yvur A D
"Ou. at Luui, i, i.i'.ilii
HUMPHREYS'
Dr. Humphrey' Ppertllr aro scientifically and
carefully prepared Kemcdles, used for jears In
private practice nnd for over thirty )ears by tho
joplo with entire success. Every tlnglo Specmo
u special euro for the disease named.
They cure without drugging, purlnR or reducing
the system and aro In fact and deed tho botcreigu
Iteiuedlca of tho World.
HO. CI-KRg. PUCKS.
I Fevers, Congestions, Inflammations.. ti5
it Worms, Worm Fecr, Worm Colic 'iS
3 TcetliiiiEi Colic, Crying, VTakcfulnees .'23
4 Dlnrrlieu, of Children or Adulu 23
7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 'J 5
5 Neurnlaln, Toothache, Faceacho 25
II- Ilcnilnclien, Blck Ileadache, Vertigo.. .23
10 Ilyspcpnin, Elllousuess, Constipation. .23
11 Suppressed orl'nlnful I't-rlods... .25
12 Whites, Too lionise Terlods 25
13 Croup, liiiryncltls. Hoarseness 23
II Salt ltlicum, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .25
15 ItheunmllMrn, Ithcumatlo l'alns 23
III Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague .25
lll-Cnturrh, Influenza, Cold In tho Head. .23
20 Whooplnir Couch .25
27-Kldncy IMsenses .25
2S-Ncrvoiis Debility 1.00
3U urmnry Weakness 23
31 SoreThront, Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .23
HUMI'IIUEYW WITCH HAZEI, OIL,
"The l'lle Olnluieul."-Trlal felie, !!3 G'u.
Sold by PrnrsliU, or Mot rrtp'ld on rcelpt of pries.
Be. HuMrflRKTi Manual a,4 i"a,j mailku skr.
iunruiists'xiiD,(a,iit 'iiiuii8l,mhioek.
SPECIFICS.
. -mm
: '.LROAD SYSTEM
IV KFFEOT MAT 20, lf91
T-jhi ievi Shenaedosb as follows:
FVr .' York via Philadelphia, weell day
ii. "lie t A.m.. Z.3t. 2.C5 5.55 u.ui. tu'. u..
i . m i'nr New York vl Muoi CbunH,
ween oav v zi.i.itd.. tn., is ait oo n. rc
i'or Keaiiinx und Philadelphia, week d7c
.'.10 6.M. 7.20, a.m., 12.31, 2.N3, 6.55 p.m. Bun
iny. 2.10 a m.
For Pottsvllle. weolc dys, 2.1P, 7.20, . m.,
U.31 S5 6.65 n t sund&v. 2.10 . m.
For Tamaqua and Mnlanoy City, week days,
'.10. 6.25. 7.20. a. to. V 31. i.55. 6.65 n. tie. Sun
lay, 2.10, a.m. Addu:,m for Mahacoy City,
vre2 uavs. 7 v) p. m.
for Wllllamsport, Sunbury anl Lovilsburx
veen cays, j.so. 11.90 a. m., 1.41, '.ts p. n
Sunday. 3.25 a. m.
For Mahacoy Plane, week days, 2.10. 8.2s. S.tS
',vjt ii.d'j a.m., i., s.oo, o.oo, 7Mi, s.i
n m. Sundav. 2.10. 8.25. a m.
For Ashland and Shamokln. week davs. 3.3S
7 20, 11.30 a. m., 1.35, 7.00, 0.35 p. m. Sutdsy,
TRAINS TOR SHENANDOAH,
Leave New York via i'htladelpma, weekday,
S.0O a. m., 1.30, 4.00, 7.30 p. m., 12.15 nlEht. Sui
dav. d.00 n. m.
L"ivc New York via Mauch Chunk, week days
n.iu a. m., i.iu, s.su p. m.
L'.'&.-fi I'hlladelnhla. Keadinc Terminal
week days, 4.20, 8.35, 10,00 a. m. and 4.05
02. ll.'W n. m. H-jndav. 11 3D n. m.
Leave Heading, week days, 1.65,7.10, lj.Ofl, 111 I
. m., s.65. 7.67 p. m Sunday, 1.3s,
Leave Pottsvllle, week days, 2.35, 7.10 a.
12 80. 6.11 d. m Sundav. 2.3.) a. m.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, 3.18, 8.60, 11. So a
m.. 1 20.7.15. 0.28 t. m Sundav. 8.13 a - .
Leave Mahanov City, week days, 1 15, tt
11.47 a.m., 1.61,7.44, 9.51 p, m, Sunday, 3 4
a. m
Loave Mahacoy Plncr week drys, 2.40, 1 '
1 .), g.37, 11.59 a. m., 12.68, 2.03, 6.30, 6.20,7.5'), IS
p ra. Sunday, 2 40, 4.00 a. in.,
Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 10 10 a j
3.36,11.15 p.m. Sunday. 11.16 p. m.
7nr lialtlmoro, Washington and tbe Wet
'' O K R., through trains lsave Keadlr
Terminal. Philadelphia. (I. A H. R. .! at J.li
7. n, 11 2D a. m., 3 i 5 is 7 32, p. tn Sunday 3 K
7.10, u ae a. m . 3 w lap m
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Htree t What
and "outh Htreet Wharf for Atlantlo t tty.
Week lays Express. 9.00 a. m.i (Saturday,
only I :W): 2 00,3 00, 4.00, 5.00 p. m. Aceom
mods' 8 ("la. ra.; a 45 p. m,
Bnndays Kxpress, i oo.U.oo, 10.no a.m. Accju
modntion. 8.00 a. ra. and 130 pm,
rtctumln.', leave Atlantic, city depot, oei
ner At antlo and Arkansas avenues : vv
daj-8-Kip-ess, 7.00. 7.45, .00 a. m. and 3 , S 30
Accommoautioe. s.iu n. m. ana l.JU p, m
Stun' ays r-xpreB, i.ou, o.ii, o.is' p, m. A
eommodatton, 7. IS a m and 4.16 p.m.
Parlor can on all express trains.
C U. HANCOCK, Gen. Pas. A.
Philadelphia P,
1. A. SWEIOAHD, Qen. Supt
MISEUililHIXlVALES
Terrible Results of ail Explosion of
Firo Damp,
TWC HUNDRED AND FIFTY KILLED.
Of Two Hundred and Slity nrvrn nt Work
In the Mine Only Seventeen I'rapeil
Alive The llodles of the Ileail Terrlbl)
.Mutilated.
POST-T-Pltmn. Wales, Juno SB. A tor
rible explosion of fire damp oocurrei! Sat
urdny nftrrnnon lu the Albion colliery,
at (jilfyudd, near this place. The force t
the explosion may be Jtldeed from til,
fact that n beam tlfteen Inches bv flfteci
luches and twenty feet loug was blown tt
n contlderable distance from the top ol
the shaft.
I.ato last evening the rescuing pnrtle.
sncceeilnd in extricating n large ntiuibei
of bodies, all of will jh were sent to thf
sltrfnee. Thus far Ui bodies havo beet)
taken from the pit.
It hns been ascertained that 967 men
nnd boys descended the shaft on Satur
day, and of this number only seventeen
havo been saved. A large number ol
bodies wero buried beneath the earth
Those not killed by' thu explosion ot
Crushed to death by the falling earth nnd
rock were undoubtedly asphyxiated bj
meaner damp. The hoilles of tin se re
covered, who were killed by the actual ex
idoslon. which was terrlllc, were terribly
mnttlntnil In n,nn. en... ne,,,. n,..t ln.r.
were blown completely from the trunk
Ldmlis rrom imsslim bodies liave been
fonnil In several parts of the mine. In
one place a dozen bodies were fount! to
gether. Tlie men bail evidently been over
taken by the nfter dnmu while euilenvor
ltiK to make their escape.
A telegram was yesterday received from
the iiileen. Her majesty said she was much
shocked by the news of tho sad dlntster.
and she expressed her deep sympathy with
tuo families of tlnnc who lost their lives.
The dispatch adds Mint the queen awaits
with anxiety the results of the bravo ef
forts of tuo rescuing pnrty.
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing of the Clubs In the Hnce
tot
Chninploiitlilp Pennants.
Nittiounl League.
vr. 1 1
C.
w. r-
27 23
23 29
. 10 .10
. M 31
. Id 3,5
. 12 an
p. c.
Hnltlmore.... at 12
Iloston - at IS
Brooklyn .. 3ii 18
.7;rj
.!
.67
.rm
New York.
St. Louis...
Cincinnati.
Clilcnco
Wnsh'ton--Loulavillo..
.510
412
l'lttslmrir . . 31 20
Cleveland.. 27 10
.3
.314
.24C
l'liilad'a ... 2e HI
SATt ltlUY'S LCAOUK OAMKS.
At Unltlniore llnltimore. IS: I'hllndel
phla, 11. At IMttsliuru I'ittsnurir, 0
Chicago, 4. At Hoton lloton, 12; Wash
iiitcton, 5. At New York New York. 10
Hrooklyn, S. At Cincinnati First triune
Cinclunntl, B; Louisville, 1. Second mimo
Cincinnati, S; Louisville, 3. At St. Lottii
St. Louis, 14; Cleveland, 8.
Sl'N'DAT'8 LEAGUE GAMES,
At Louisville Cincinnati, 7; Louisville,
5. At Cutcatro Iinltlmore. 11: Chicago.
10. At St. Louis St. Louis, 14; Clcvo-
;nud, 10.
renmylvnnla Stnto Leneiie.
w. r. c w. r p. c,
Ilarrlshuri;. 31 8 .7(1.5 Altnona 10 10 .450
llazleton .. 21 16 .SIM 1'otlsvllle.. 15 III .1(1
Allentown.. 22 18 .5.50 Scrantnn .. 17 22 .m
Headlns 22 21 .512 Easton 7 28 .2IH
SATUItDAY'S I'KNXSVLVAXIA LKAtlUUOAMKS,
At IlarrisbttrK Ilnrrisburg, 10; llazle
ton, 4. At AltoonaAltoona, 0; Scran
ton, 5. At lieailltiR First Bitme: itemllng
20; Enston, 3. Second game: Hondliiir, 27
Enston, 13. At I'ottsville Pottsvllle, 20;
Allentown, 7.
SATUItDAY'S EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wilkesbarro Wilkosbarre, 12; Troy.
8. At Erie Providence, 4; Erie, 3. At
BlnKhamton 131nj;hnniton, 29; Syracuse
0. At llullitlo First game: Springlleld
8; BulTnlo, 4. Second game: Springfield
8; Uullalo, 0.
Itayoneted a IVomau.
ADRIAN', Pa., Juno 25. A serious riol
occurred here hist night. L. W. Itobiu
son, superiiitendeut of the Hoche-ter nti
Pittsburg'compnny, nnd Sherilt Gourley
were stoned, while n Polish woman wns
bayoneted by a soldier. The sherilt was
cut over the eye with a rock and struck
with a club on tho back. Mr. Hobinson
has an ugly cut on the chin, but other
wise ho is not badly hurt. The Poll
woman wns the most seriously injured,
but It Is reported that she will recover,
Robinson nnd Sheriff Gourley brought a
carload of special police. The miners
thought they were nnn-unlon men. nud
tho women stoned the train, being urged
ou by tho men.
Domino and Grnily lleaten.
Chicaoo, June 25. The grent American
Derby was won Saturday by Hey El Santa
Anita, the son of Cheviot. Domino, tin
hitherto unconquered son of HIruyar, ran-
Iast in a Held of nine starters, played out,
Senator Urady, JIarcus Daly's colt.llnishc
second, with considerable In him to spare
at the close. Domino at no time was bet'
ter than fourth after the first half mile
Taral pulled htm up hard at tlu close
when it became apparent that the colt
5vas done for. In the pools the wiunei
sold at 40 to 1.
Another Heir tu the UrltMi Tlirnne.
LoKDOK, June 25. A future king o)
England was born nt0:50o'clock Saturday
evening. The Duchess of York, who if
the daughter-in-law of the Priuco ol
Wales, gave birth nt White Lodge I
boy, who will 'ome day sit upon the great
est throne on earth, If he lives to mature
years and the dynasty is not overthrow
by the coming of a republic.
A Canine Hope Walker.
Newark, Del., Juno 85. J. K. Miller,
of this town, is the author of several well
trnlueil dogs, one of which, Flossie, Is
skillful walkerif the tight ripe. He pro
poses to take this dog to Niagirii Falls
next intuitu, ami will send her over tbe
falls ou a tight rope, uniUr which will bd
suspended a net for safoty tn cake the dug
falls.
Killed by n Tailing Water Tnwer.
Con MBi's. O., June S5. While the firs
department was ilrllllug on ltroatl street
tbe immense water tower toppled over
and crashed into a surrey, klllini James
IL Frederick. Mr. 1' rederick's wife ni"1 n
gentleman named Utgby, who were in t lie
burrey, es-capeil.
A Hundred Cuttle Ilumed to Death.
CuATKeVlLlK, Pa, June 85. The iMm
and sloo'K house of X. I1. Hoyer & Co.
were destroyed by fire Saturday night,
with 100 bead of Hue cut lie and the blade
italllou Midnight, valued at tl.&00. Loss,
,12,000.
A NARROW' ESCAPE!
How it Happened.
Thn fnllnwlnir remnrlrnhln event In n tnitv-
life will Interest. 1 lie feiuter: "fnr. Intiv tlntu I
Imd a terrible pain at my heart, widen tltit
'oroil almost Incessantly. Iliad no appetite
and rotild not sliep. I would bo compelled
to sit up In Imd anil belch gns from my stom
n n mini i tiiiiufriiL everv minute wotun ne
ly last, 'mere was n leellntr or oppression
'unit my heart, and I was afraid to draw a
all lire'ilh. 1 couldn't swoon a room nllli-
ut slttlni don n und restlnit; but, tlinnlc
.iod. Iiv tlie belli nf NVw Heiirf. Turn nil tlinr
w p i-t noil I feel li) o another woman, ite-
ro -e minu the Aetv Heart I'ure I had tiken
lltterent so-ralleil remedies and been treated
y uociors wiimmt any beiietlt until I was
"'hillscouraned anil olijusteil. Mv liubnnd
nslit nie a bottio of Hr. Miles' f,e Heart
tire, nnd ara happy to sny I never reirrettcd
I, as I now lintn n splendid npicifte und
leepwell. I welftheil 12.5 pounds w lieu 1 be
.iii taking the remedy, und now I weltrk IS) ,
s effect In my case has been truly nuirM l-
iu. It fnr puri):isfes nnv other meclleme I
itvo oter taken or any benefit 1 ever re
M'-u iroin piiysieinns.---iurs. iiarry atarr,
ottsvllle, Pa., Oetolier 12. 1M.
Ilr. Miles' New lleurt t'ure is sold on a rmsl-
ivo Ktiaranteo by n il druggists, or by the Hr
.1 les Medical Co.. r.lklinrt ln.l.. on ,,..-,.iiit nf
irlee, SI per bottio, sW hot ties f5, express ure-
i.tld. . 'IMS Croat discovery tiy nn eminent
i lallst In hn.irt nUense, contalua neither
iiiatcs nor dangorous drugs.
Political Cards.
Mill CONCItl'.Hrl,
jouy T. SrWEXER.
Sublect to the nil's n( ttae KeDUbllcsn norcl
natlng convention.
J''- CONCSItKHH,
,V. A. LUS121,
Pubiect to the rules ot the itenubllcan coml-
natlug convention.
poll HIIl'ItH'l',
KLIAS DA VIS,
Hublect to tbe rules of the Hennbllcan nomi
nating co ventlon.
JjtOU. Hill Itll'ir,
ALEX. SCOTT,
Subject to the rules of tbe Itcsublloan noml-
nailng convention.
jitiiiL whim vroit, (30th District)
JOHN J. COVLE,
Hublect to the rules of the Henubllc&n noml
natlng convent, on
jOIl MiNATHK .30th District)
THOMAS J. EDWARDS,
Of Muhaooy tity.
Hublect to 'he rules ot the Kcnubllcan nomi
nating convention.
poll HliSATOll, (,10th Distrlot)
JAMKS J. Hi A KEY,
Of Staenandoab.
Bubiect to thr rules of the Democratic nomi
nating convention.
"poll I,E(iIBl,ATl!KK, IstDlstr ct.
jonn e. FixNEr.
Hublect to tbe rulos of tbe Ileoubllcan nomi
nating cor ventlon.
poit l.l:iIHI.ArtTIlK, 1st Disk,
WM. X, MIDDLE! OA
Of Malzevllle.
Hublect to tue rulos of the Resublican noml.
natlng conentlon.
poit i.i:(;irii.ATiiiti:, istDist.,
JOSEPH WYATT,
Of Shenandoah,
Hubject to the rules of the Republican noml
natlng convention
jon l.ian n i.A'ruuu (First Dlstrlct
REES It OSS Ell,
OS Mahanoy City.
Hubject to the rulos of the Republican noml
natlng convention.
pOIl I'OOIl IlIIll'CTOIl,
DAVID n. LLEWELLYN,
Of Shenandoah.
Subject to tbe rules of tho Republican noml
natlng convention.
po
II f'OOK niiii'croii,
KELSON BRANDON,
Of the Tnlon Twps.
Subject tn tbe rules ot the! Republican ncml
natlng convention
F
II J I'll V I'OMMIHHIONim,
FRANK KINO,
Oi Hbonandoab.
Hubject to the rules of the Democratic nomi
nating convention.
Millions of Dollars
Go up in smoke every year. Take no
risks but get your bouses, stock, fur
niture, etc., injured In first-class, relia
ble companies, ns represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agent,
130 South Jardln Street.
Also Life and Accidental Companlet
A genuine welcome
Awaits you nt
Joe Wyatt's Saloon !
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskvyf.
beers, porter nnd ale constantly on ta,.
Choice teiuperauce itriuks nud cigars.
LPILLS
Orlirluul itiitiOnlr GpnuluCa
AFC llrM fiiUl li l&Dlf, Ilk ,
l'rufll tot airfiwi Kpk4k tH Jf
mvnd Brand lu Ittvl uid Ould tuUltk
bftsw, witli blue ribbon. TuLo
iiaulhirr. Jimfu diMSrou ub4ttw
Hoh4 ami imidmuna. AiUrutgltu, or
In -uunf for MrtleaUia, mimmUU n4
"iteiur tor i.ttaii,- m imivt, oy rt-tnm
ilalL lO.ODIf TvUltuofiuU A'MiiW.
Ti CMthrntrr'K I'.nclUI, IU,ud Itnui.
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