V
EVENING HERALD
THUtSDAY, Al'UUST 10, lttll.
NOW USE LACTATEO F03D.
Jlcalthy Babies Ought to Gain Steadily
In Welcht In Aupust Four Things
Needed to Make Baby Thrive.
August for nome babies Is n fearful
-struggle for existence.
An lnfnnt needs pure nlr, proper food,
cleanliness nnd cnrcfnl nttentlon.
A healthy baby should gain steadily In
weight In AugUBt as well ns in other
months.
When an Infant has cut Its first tooth
and docs not thrive as n healthy child
jihould; when It grows pale nnd fretful,
throws up Its food In undigested masses,
the first thing the practiced doctor will
advise Is lactnted food.
Kxpericucj,has shown that babies gain
most steadily in weight and size when put
on n diet of lnctated food.
The use of lactated food has made
cholera infantum and summer diarrhea
troubles no longer a matter of fear in
thousands of homes.
Lactated food ncrees with babies when
every other nutriment is refused. After
a day or two the puny child nut on a diet
of lactated food shoWB a decided gain in
vigor and liveliness and there soon fol
lows a rapid Increase in weight and size.
Lactated food is so absolutely freo from
any possibility of contamination and is
eo rich In everything that bone, body and
muscle need to grow on that babies reg
ularly fed on lactated food develop in
every limb and part in a way that de
lights the heart nnd eyes of mothers.
Keep lactated food steadily at hand,
.It will remove the anxiety of summer
diarrhea and dangerous weakness.
THE STRIKE INVESTIGATION
"(isflrs Howard nml Sovereign llefure
tlif Xntlnnnl Coiiifiilmilnn.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. The strike commis
sioners nppofnted by President Cleveland
to Investigate the Pullman nnd railroad
strike began work yesterday. The sessions
wcro Held in the government building In
a court room and attracted many spectn
tors. Vice President S. V. Howard, of
the American Hallway union, was called
vi the llrst witness.
"Tellus what, in your opinion, caused
he railroad strikes," Bald Commissioner
Jvernan.
"The strikes were caused," answered
Mr. Howard, "by the statement of the
general managers that they would back
Tip Air. I'ullinau during the strike."
"Who told you that t"
"The newspapers printed the statemont,
-crediting to General Managers Egau and
St. Johns."
Mr. Howard then entered into nn ex
haustive recital of the troubles leading up
to the Pullman striko. "The General
Managers' association," ho said, "rofused
to haul mail cars unless the Pullmans
were attached to the trolns. Sucli action
was entirely uncalled for. The Pullmans
were In no wise necessary for the trans.
mission of the United States mails. I can
cito various enses when mail trains were
Tun without Pullman couches or other
palace car enuininent."
"Was the action of your union in the
strike," asked Commissioner Wright,
"merely for the protection of the interests
of the Pullman employes?"
"No, not entirely, said Upward. "The
general managers had organized against
us, nnd we had to protect ourselves."
"Wcro you nwnrc," asked Judge Worth'
lngton, "that the railroads had contracts
-with the Pullman couipanyf"
"We were, and wo were also aware that
those contracts were n violation of the In
terstnte law. They allowed the carrying
of nono but Pullman sleepers and were a
direct discrimination against the Wag
ner cars.
Mr. Howard told the commissioners that
he had received a communication from
the stato committee ou safety telling of a
conversation between two rioters which
had been overheard. The conversation
was n dispute over money which the men
claimed to have received from General
Manager Egau for overturning and burn-
ing railroad cars during the strike. He
reluctantly admitted that the fact thai
lawless men frequently seize the oppor
tunity to riot during labor troubles is nu
argument against strikers.
Mr. Howard was followed by General
Waster workman sovereign, of the
Knights of Labor, who doscribed the
A. K. U. and the K. of h. us "two divis
ions of one army."
Appeal from the Kxainlnlnc Hoard,
TRENTO.v, Aug. 10. George- A. Kwall,
Patersou dentist, applied t the court foi
a writ of mandamus directed against the
state board of registration and examina
tion in dentistry, to compel them to give
him a fair examination. Kwall recently
failed to pass the examination of the
board, and he now alleges that many ol
the questions were untair, beiug outside
oi me practice or dentistry.
Interna. IuuhI Yaolit Itace l'uttponml.
FREKIIWATFH, Isle of Wight. Auir. 10.-
The private match arranged for yesterdnj
between lieorge J. lionld and the Prince
oi Vt -ties, to sail the Vigilant and llritan
nla, fifteen miles to windward uud return
for a cup offered by Lord Wolverton, was
postponed indefinitely, owing to the fact
mat u gale or wind was blowing.
Onnnftttlou tn Cnnerelaman Ilnlm-n
SlIKMlYVlM V Tnit A,,r 1 TU... n...
ocrutsof the Fourth Indinna congressional
district now represented by the Hun. W.
B. Holman will hold their convention hers
on the Sid. There is talk of selecting
new man, ana a not llglit Is looked for,
the opposition is' organizing.
Striking Auslmt IlnT Comlnrtnn.
Sav Antonio, Tex., Aug. 10. Yester
day a strike of motormen ou eleven linei
, V. ' I . . . , . ..
vi mcoau Jtiiwino street railway was in
augurateu. tiio strike is for higher pay
anu me discharge or hoy conductors,
m . ii - . . .
.nrouty-aeren nine or road are tied up,
Smith's Challenge to Corbett find Jackson
Ubnvkii, Aug. 10. Ed Smith has sent
Instructions to J, J, Qulnn, his backer, to
try and arrange a mutch with either Cor
bett or Jackson. Smith expresses his
willingness to put up 110,000 on the match
as a side bet.
Get your repairing done at Holder
man's,
II. CAHNOHVBSGED,
Tho Frenoh President's Assassin
Guillotined at Lyons,
WALKED TREMBLINGLY TO DEATH.
Ihn Cowardly Anarchlit Had to be Ai-
lited to the Scaffold, Though with a
Supremo Effort lie Cried with Ills I Ait
Breath, "Vive L'Anarohle I"
LTONS, Aug. 10. The news of the de
cision to execute Santo early this mornJ
Ing spread rapidly, notwithstanding the
efforts of the officials to keep It secret. A
heavy fall of rain bad prevented the gath
ering of a great crowd around the prison,
nut an tne wine siiops and restaurants
In the vicinity were crowded all last oven-
ing with people who proposed to witness
the execution. At midnight, however,
these people were compelled to leave their
places of shelter, ns tho tavern keepers
had strict orders to close their doors at
that hour.
Tho streets leading to the prison were
occupied by troops. At 1 o'clock nil the
houses on the streets were closed, and no
person wns allowed to enter them unless
he could prove that it wns Ills own place
of residence. This precaution was to pre
vent any attempts at violence on the part
of tho nnarchists.
The city was so crowded with visitors
who came to he present nt the execution
that Diebler. the oiilclal executioner, after
several hours of rruitlcss search for lodg
ings was obliged to invoke the aid of tUe
authorities to procure quarters. Owing
to various hitches the guillotine did not
arrive from Paris until 6 o'clock lost
evening.
Tho poople appeared to rejoice nt tho ap
proaching end of the detested assassin.
Santo appeared to bo unconscious of his
speedy fate. His demeanor has been
stolid. He occupied his time yesterday in
reading "Don Quixote," which ho never
finished.
At 1 o'clock this morning tho police
commenced to clear the people away from
the vicinity of the prison. When the
troops marched to the square in which
the execution took place hardly a score of
onlookers were in It.
The Municipal Guards during tho past
two days nnd last night hnvo been en
gaged specially in the vicinity of the
prison in searching for suspected persons.
The aspect at duwu wns mbst dismal. No
body was permitted to walk the pavement
around tho prison. A few black figures
passed through tho deserted streets, and
after an exchange of words with the sol
diers crossed tho square to the prison.
These were detectives and journalists,
who showed their credentials to the prison
ofllciols. Only the procureur, the judge,
a notary and priest were allowed to enter
the prison.
At 3 o'clock in the morning, from n
prison window, not Snnto's. a prolonged
sigh, followed by tho cry, twice repeated,
of "Vive l'auarchie," broke the stillness.
Just at this moment a wagon arrived
at tho prison with the guillotine, which
was quickly put into place. At 4:50 Santo
was led out of his cell by the guards. The
condemned man wns obliged to walk
distnuce of fifty ynrds from his cell to the
scaffold, which had been erected in the
square facing tho prison.
The crowd outside the lines at 3 o'clock
was muni!, but from that time it quickly
swelled until towards 4 o'clock, the time
nt which the execution wns expected to
take place, it had grown to largo propor
tions. When the preparations of Diebler had
been completed he twico tested the guillo
tine and pronounced it satisfactory. It
was then 4-a5 o'clock. The troops then
closed in around tlm guillutine.
When daylight arrived the square and
the streets nearby were thronged with
people.
Diebler and his nsBistnnts dolled their
working clothes and put ou their coats of
blaok. Then, escorted by a squad of gen
darmes, tlie executioner nml his men en
tered tho prison. M. Haux, tho governor
of the prison, awakened Santo, saying to
him, "Courage, Santo, tho hour has ar
rived." The condemned man with n groat effort
raised himself, his face turned livid and
his hnnds nnd limbs trembled convul
sively, despite his efforts to appear care
less at ids fate. This trembling contin
ued until tho Inst moment. He could
hardly stand, aud his limbs were so stiff
with cold nnd fright that his clothes were
put on hi m with tho utmost difficulty.
In reply to the question of the governor
whether he would have breakfast Saulo
declined either food or drink. Ho also
refused religious consolation from the
priest.
Asked whether ho desired to speak to
the judge he replied in the negative. He
ulso declined to see his counsel.
"Have yof. any last wlshos to commul
catef" ho was asked.
"No," lie answered, "only send my let
ters to my mother."
When Governor Haux spoke to Santo
of his mother the condemned man's eyes
tilled with tears, nnd he nearly choked
with emotion. He assumed his habitual
indifference, although still pale and trem
bling From this moment ho said noth
ing more.
Tho assassin trembled as he emerged
from the prison, and had to be assisted to
the scaffold. His face was deadly pale.
As he was being fastened down he cried
"Vive rnnnrcldel" Then, at 4:65, the
glittering kuife foil and the assassin's
head dropped into the basket placed to
receive it, nnd Prosident Caruot was
avenged. Santo's death was instantan
eous. There, was no unusual demonstra
tion. Kxetn Not Allowed to Land.
SAN Fhancisco, Aug. 10, The Benning
ton has arrived outside the Golden Gate,
having on board Antonio Ezeta aud three
other fugitives from San Salvador. Tho
gUuboat was met aud detained by an aide
to the Mnre Island commandant with a
secret order, and will not enter the three
mile limit. It is believed the Donntngton
will remniu outside until a vessel arrives
from San Salvador to take back the fugi
tives. Florid miners on strike.
LunAVlLLK, Kla., Aug. 10. All the
miners nt the French Phosphate com
pany's works havo struck. They claim
they havo not been regularly raid. They
refuse to allow new men to take their
fducea. The striking mluers number 150.
Secretary Herbert ou a Cruise,
Washington, Aug. 10. Secretary Her
bert, with his daughter and sou, left
Washington today on the dispatch boat
Dolphin on a visit of inspection of the At
lantic nuvy yards aud stations as far
north as Maine.
Charged with Arton nn Murder.
Hociiebtbu, X. Y., Aug. 10. Mrs, Jen
nie Coe nnd Timothy Coyert were ar
rested at Sptncerpcrt yesterday on the
charge of arson In the first degree. The
prisoners aro held at the Rochester latl ir
default of ttO.OOO ball. Three children
were burned to death in a recent fire at
Spencerport under circumstances thai,
gave rise to a suspicion that the flro wr
of Incendiary origin. The warrants were
sworn out by Cornelius Place, the fnthei
of the children.
Three Prisoners Bueape from Jail.
HUNTtNODOx, Pa., Aug. 18. success
ful jail delivery has been effected" here,
making ton prisoners who havo giver
Sheriff Oaks the slip within a year nnd s
half. John Dentty, Robert Dcamltt and
John Spooneybnrger carried a long tnblt
Into the jail, and piling several bnn
upon it reached the top of the malu wal
and jumped over. Beatty, who had acitu
In the capacity of turnkey, although o
prlsoper, carried off the Jail and cell key,
Crooked l'ollce Ofllolnls Dismissed.
New Yons, Aug. 10. The decision el
the police commissioners in tho cases ol
tho four polico sergeant? tried for extor
tion and accepting unlawful1 bail dis
misses three of the accused from the
force. An exception wns made in the csm
of Sergeant Clark, who had been a police
men thirty years, no charges having been
made against him in twenty-eight years.
He is retired on half pay.
Itnllroaders Itobbed of Their Wages
LA PoitTE, Ind., Aug. 10. A local
freight on the Lake Shore was held up
during the night at Whiting. The train
was running at a slow rate, when three
men climbed aboard. Two of them, whose
faces were masked, hold cocked revolvers
In their hands. The third member of the
gang went through the pockets of the
men, nnd took everything of value on
their persbns. The men had just drawn
their monthly salaries. The bandits es
caped. Mistook Ills Wire for m Ilnrglar.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Aug. 10. Frank
Protoous, a young farmer living in Port
age townshlpi seyen miles from here, shot
nnd Instantly killed his wife early in the
morning. Her husband was awakened by
the closing of a window by his wife, and
seeing her shadow mistook her for a burg
lar. Mrs. Proteous way only 25 years old.
Her husband is almost insane over the
accident.
Resumed at the Operators' Terms.
SnAItON.Pa., Aug. 10. The striking coal
miners of Mercer county.numberlng 1,000,
who havo been out eight months, returned
to work this morning at the operators'
terms sixty cents per ton.
Thrown from Ills Carriage and Killed.
HUNTINGTON, V. Vn., Aug. 16. In Lin
coln county, while Aaron Cnrtin nnd his
two sons wero driving, the horses ran off,
killing the father and badly Injuring the
two sons.
The Weather.
Fair; cooler; southerly winds, becoming
northerly.
NUGGETS OF NEWS
Governor Turney was renominated by
acclamation by tho Tennessee Democratic
convention.
Major Peter J. Otcy, of Lynchburg, was
nominated for congress by the Democracy
of the Sixth Virginia district.
The South Omaha packing house em
ployes strike is off. The men are now try
ing to get back on the old terms.
The correspondent of tho London Chron
icle nt Vionun says that liftoen more an
archists have been arrusted in that city.
Tho corn crop In parts of Kansas and
Nebraska is so poor that some qf the rail
roads have issued orders for the abandon
ment of over a dozen stations.
Ed Pnrdrldgu, tho Chicago Board of
Trade operator, was on 'chango as usual
yoBterday, ami in good health. He took
an active pan in all operations.
Governor lir nvn, of Maryland, has par
doned the recenrly arrested Coxeyltes,
with the exception of Marshal McKeo and
Christopher C !umbus Jonos, who re
fuse pardon.
Tho excursion steamer General Slocum,
with 1, MO pa-etgers aboard, ran upon
the point nt Uookaway inlet last evening,
and is still ngnimid. The passengers were
taken off by another steamer.
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Send us a postal card and get our book on
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pilOPOSALS will be received by tho Water
-L Committee ol the Borough Council ot Staen
nndoah, l'n., up to Thursday, August 16th, 1891,
at 6 o'clock p. m., for the havllng and laying ot
S 003 feet ot steel welded, screw-Joint pipe, and
the dlgglrg and Ailing of a trench, three and a
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The cemmtttee reserves the right to reject
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nt.. 1894.
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Good Wheels from $25 up.
Cleveland Bicycles. 1
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Saving of decayed teeth a specialty.
Hemember the place and number,
Xr. 11ILV8 jmiiTAI. ROOMS,
slEuui Tooth. 133 ft Cenlre St.. Hahooj City
Over ft. Stein's drug store,
KETTIG & SON'S
Beer : and : Fortes
(Wholesale).
SOL. HAAK, GUJlsTT-
Liquors and Cigars. 120 South Main Street.
PEOPLE who have CAKPKTH
FLATHEHH or JlATTRhSBES
To "too Oloauod.
While cleanlrg house, will do veil to
, call on. or address
The STUM KHmiKtOSSSfW'
3 East Coal Street. a m
Shenandoah's Reliable'
Hand Laundry
Cor. Lloyd and White Hts.
All work guaranteed to be first-class In every
particular. Bilk ties and lace curtain saepec-
laity. Goods called for and delivered. A.trlU
solicited.
A genuine welcome
Awaits you nt
J oe Wyatfs Saloon !
MAIN AND COAL'STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskeys,
beers. Dorter and nln constantlv on tap
Choice temperance drinks and cigarp.
For Fainting ....
The Season Is here:
and Paper Hanging
Get your work done by
Mahanoy City's leading artist,
W. H. SNYDER,
Perfect Work.
Bargains in paints and oils, plain and
stained glass. All the new patterns in
wall paper. All daily and weekly papers,
novels, novelettes and stationery.
133 WeatOontre Street.
Headquarters fqr the Eveninq Herald.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot ptand the same washing that
your boots do, and the water you drink
Isn't even fit for that purpose. Use
Lorenz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
STie'R AT) Who can taste our candles
p axi wltont. a feeUnK ot ajIeo.
Odd Girl t'011 'or the young man
who brings them. They
just pielt in the month; the girl's eyea
melt with tenderness the yonng man also
melts, and the question is betlled. Try lt.
FBED. KEITHAN.
Ice Cream, all flavors. 1W N. Main St,
TOLTia 3PE3;iC70 !
Taken In flrtt clasastjlest
Linton's New Gallery T
11 N, PLUM ALLEY.
lltarL. V.sUvtlon. TLNTYI'EU, 3 lor 2&
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