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EVENING HERALD
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1695,
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THIRD EDITION
Starvation Wngws In .Tohiuitown.
Johxbtown, Va.jJim. 30. On Friday a
reduction of 40 percent, on tonnago hands
of tho Cambrin Iron company will bo mado.
Thoro uro minors of a strike, but tbo ma
jority of tho workman will not coiiHont to
this at present, knowing that thoy are
poworless to make a winning fight. Tho
day hands will rccolvo In many instances
as low as olghty and ninety cents a day.
Tho annual reductions of tho company
during tho last four years havo mado tho
wages of the omployos much lowor than
was over paid before to skilled workmen
in this country.
Mrs. Itcdmond Iliegnlly Adjudged Insane.
Trenton, Jan. 80. Vlco Chancellor
Bird set asldo tho conclusion of the lunacy
commission and tho jury which somotlmo
ago declared Irene Houso Redmond to bo
lnsaue. Sho Is tho woman who has had
nlno husbands. Tho vlco chancellor's de
cision was based on tho fact that tho wo
man was Incarcerated in jail at tho time
of the examination into her montal condi
tion, and was not presont to appoar before
tho commission in her own defense, as sho
desired.
There is good reasen for the popularity
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Davis
& Buzard, of West Monterey, Clarion
Co., Pa., says: "It has cured people that
our physicians could do nothing for. We
persuaded them to try a bottle of Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy and tbey now
recommend It with the rest of ns." 25
and 60 cent bottles for sale by Gruhler
Bros.
Thinks Cnuada the Iiettcr jui.rnt.-t.
MAUlill), Jan. 30. In tho chamber of
deputies Senor Garcia Mollnas, deputy
from Porto Rico, moved that a treaty be
negotiated Iietwcon Porto Rico nnd Can
ada, saying that tho best market for Porto
Rico was Canada, and not tho United
States. Tho minister of foreign affairs,
Kenor Jlorct, promised to consider the
matter when tho time arrives for making
a treat for Porto Rico.
Woman Sufli-itKe In Ilultlmore.
Baltimore, Jan. 30. A committee oi
the Arundel club, a woman's association
waited upon tho mayor and asked his as
sistance In tho endeavor to havo an onli
nance passed by tho city council to provid.
for tho appointment of three or more wo
men ns members of tho city school board.
Tho mayor promised his hearty co-oporii-tlon.
The Indiana ltallrond Wreck.
CoatksvillU, Ind., Jan. 30. The vie
tlms of Monday's railroad wreck at this
place aro all doing nicely. It is known
that a diamond ring valued at ?1,00'J was
VICTORY FOR CATHOLICS.
Their I'lclit Au-nlnit .School Tntntlon in
Manitoba Again ltuopened.
LONDON.Jaii.aa In the presence of Baron
Watson, lr of app.-al-ln-oixlluary; Iiord
MnoNnughten, lord of apHal In-ordinary,
and Lord Sliand, a member of tho judicial
committee of tho privy council, tho lord
chancellor, Baron Hersohel, yesterday
delivered judgment allowing tho appeal
from tho decision of the supremo court of
Canada in the caso of Brophy and othora
against tho attorney gonoral of Manitoba,
rendered on Feb. 80, 18D1, and known as
tho "Manitoba sohool oaso." No costs aro
allowed.
WinjMpko, Man., Jan. 80. What Is
known ns tho Manitoba school caso has
boon a long, tedious and oxpunslvo litiga
tion. It has kept allvo much of racial and
religious nulmoslty. Its settlement was
much to bo doslred. Tho ossentlal facts of
tho controversy aro thoso:
In 1870 Manitoba was admitted to tho
Canadian confederation. Its first legislature
passed a school law providing for Protost
ent and Cathollo schools, to bo supported
by thoso rospectlvo religionists. But In
1890 tho Greeuway government passod an
act appropriating all school taxos to tho
support of a common Bchool system.
When, under this law, tho city of Win
nipeg sought to collect school taxes from
Roman Catholics thoy resisted payment
and began an action to contost tho consti
tutionality of tho act, contending that un
der tho Manitoba act conferring provincial
Jurisdiction tho legislature had no right
to tako away tho rights of soparato denom
inational scliools hold by tho Catholics
prior to federation.
The courts of Manitoba uphold tho pro
vincial government, but tho Catholics
kept pushing tho caso until finally It
reached tho imperial privy council, tho
court of last resort. Tho decision of that
body pormlts a reoponlng of tho caso.
Well Known Home Owner Dead.
Gkand Raiuds, Mich,, Jan. 30. Frank
Ii. Noble, formerly owner of tho famous
trotting stallion Alcyron, died at his homo
In this city yesterday, aged 45 years. In
August, 1890, when tho stallions Alcyron
and Nelson woro matched at Beacon park,
Boston, Noble Is said to havo sold thoraco
allowing Nelson to win for $5,000, for
which tho owners, drivers and horses woro
expelled by tho National Trotting associa
tion. Nelson and his horses woro rein
stated two years ago, and Alcyron and his
driver, Goorgo Robens, of this city, woro
temporarily reinstated last fall, but No.
ble's application for reinstatement was
donled. Ho brought suit against tho as
sociation for 525,000, but failed to appoar
When tho caso' was ready for trial.
Cinr Nicolas Will Uphold Autocracy.
St. PUTEUSBUEp, Jan. 3d'. Tho czar and
czarina yesterday received, at tho winter
palace, 183 deputations, representing, tho
nobility of tho chief cities, tho zomstovs,
or provincial institutions, nnd tho differ
ent corps of kossacks. In addressing tho
deputations tho czar said: "I know that
at somo meetings of zomstovs voles?-:
A SELF-CONFESSED THIEF.
CMhlcr Stone Kouuett the Olyphant Bank
of $33,000.
.i Sc"AN,TON, Pa., Jan. 30. Tho closing of
i m of 01yihnnt, otherwise tho Oly
phant Trust company, has dovoloped Into
a startling erlmo. ,nnd Cashier Myron J.
btouo occupies a coll in tho county prison,
a self-confessed forger and ombozzlor.
Ilowmuch his business systom has im
paired tho assets of tho bank Is not yet de
termined, but in the year and a half tho
Institution was In oxlsteuco ho has appro
priated to his own uso of its funds an
amount reaching S23.000. This ho sought
to offset by forged notes.
Tho notes bore tho names of G. A.Bakor,
Ii. R. Bonnett, C. W. Halo and Stono's
mothor, each for 5,000, and Ids wife's
namo for $3,000. All thoso notes wero In
Stone's own handwriting, and their dotoo
tlon was mado by Mr. J. A. Shaffer, of Su
perintendent Krumbhaar's staff, who,
while oxamlnlng tho books of tho bank,
found Stono's account nocredlted with tho
amount as "stock subscribed," and which
tho entry stated was paid with discounted
paper. This paper Mr. Shaffer requested
leavoto'oxamlno, and tho cashier hosltatod
about producing It,
Upon sooing tho papor Mr. Shaffer de
tected tho similarity of writing, and
charged Stono with forgery. The cashier
asked that tho paper bo handed Un that
ho might mako an explanation j i'ls tho
moment ho scoured It ho began to jfcflar It
up. Mr. Shaffer rccovorcd tho pltom and
pasted them together as evldenco mm
On his plea of guilty bail in was
asked, but this tho cashier has bcilunable
to sccuro. .
Southern Women Don't Want'
IlAhKlUH, Jan. 30. Thoro 'J
disposition manifested on tbf -
largo number of tho PoDiilist"
tho legislature to givo woniorC'
vote on cortaln occasions !
them ollglblo to certain ofllc
requlro that one member
committee In onch count H
woman was defeated In
voto of 20 to 19. A la,vM
women wero spectators, htriV
suit was announc-.l tjv
piauueu, tnus illustratlni'
rnllv known Hinf. l.r.,f
North Carolina, and the$jrlj,j
f.u uyyuauu VJ iUIIiniU BUU 1
In fuvor of members of fti!
public office 1 1!
. , s.,
Pote.
sjdcou a
,rt ot a
fibers of
right to
'tot make
bill to
school
bo a
enato by a
number of
hen tho ro-
loudly ap
hat is geno
) women of
h gonorally,
3, nnd aro not
box holding
M. P. CONBY,
New School Suits
FortOc
NotrcaAfynew
but they look
so. The boy's
clothes aro
mado from
papas old
ones, a yea
over witn
Diamond
Dyes
The girl's
dresses are
dyed over, too, and many of the suits
and gowns cost but ten cents.
No experience is needed to do good work with Dia
mond Ores, which aro made especially for homo uso.
Direction hook and 0 snmpleaof colored cloth, free.
Wn.il UidiAnnsow & Oo.. Burlington. YL
:: Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE. t ,0.mfe fjK831D & BAKB- Ashland, Pa., Is
'nuiuu uu every hack. tl
A List of Gubernatorial Appointments Con.
firmed by the Semitu.
HABMstiuilo, Jan. 80. Chairman Rltcr,
of tho ways and means committee, pre
sented to tho houso at yesterday's session
tho revonuo bill drafted by tho stato tax
conference. Among the bills passedflnally
were: Reducing the bond of tho city
treasurer of Philadelphia from $150,000 to
$50,000; to provontphyslclansnndsurgeons
from testifying in civil cascT to communi
cations mado to them by their patients;
extending tho trespass act so as to lhbludo
berries and nuts.
Mr. Koarns. of Allegheny, presonted a
resolution providing for tho purchase by
tho stato and transfer to tho national gov
ernment of tho Improvements of tho
Monongahola Navigation company, in or
der to abolish tolls on that river. It will
bo brought up on Friday.
Resolutions harshly criticizing tho pros
dent's financial mossago, and directing
tho ways and means committee to draft a
proper remedial measure, wore Introduced
by Mr. Ormo, of Sohuylklll. Laid over
until Friday.
In tho senato tho principal business was
tho consideration of tho bill of Senator
Porter, of Philadelphia, to rcduco tho
numbor of councllmen in that city. Sen
ator Penroso moved for a suspension of
tho rulos that tho measure might bo con
sidered. Mr! Penroso's motion was adopted
by a largo majority, when Mr. Portor
mode a motion to recommit. Mr. Ponroso
Senator I'nlr'g WillliStoIcn,
SAN Francisco, Jan. 30.-Tho will of
tho lato James G. Fair waR stolon from
tho clerk's ofllco somo time! In tho after-
t tie SZora of V 'Wl5iB0W,lt'0 indefinitely postpone, but the
i?fr.,?i Z ..?.7nuovsa scidWijroposltlon was ruled out of order. Mr.
? u. to-tho crime. Tho
document render It aUAtUT vorblago of the
prove tho exact lnnBrntost impossible to
portant, oven should ttflf whloU ls mi.
but If therp is to bo a cf ,,osslou of attorneys,
of copies would bo eiontosttho accuracy
for thoTair chlldroil? ,.n i nc,.i
i'br all kldney.troublesi maintain that tho
beon heard lndlcathWi' U1Wiolnlug of tho wilfewas in tho interest
Ktolon from tho body of Johv,ow v - - iiv" of the executors.
Thnm ia K,ma,.,i f. SW i-nnn side. tho wish to realizo
nlisiml ilfu.uiis- about narticinaimg in uu iBmiois.
gonoral administration of tho lntornai hi- utTT OF jiexico,
fairs of stato. Let every ono understand
that I shall dovoto all my strength to . our
dear Russia, but I am as firmly'resolved as
was my over lanionted fathor to uphold
autocracy."
iuoro is suppostyi
.". - -rrf7Jogr,Flmt-. thta ."Norton.
train boy una a
vithlu the next sIxI-av-'w a
wale of boudauy yet in tho ruins.
"i si -o..
Fugitive lloyor Captured.
EASTON, Pa., Jan. 30. "Valentino Ii.
ILoj-or. of South Bethlehem, who deserted
Ids intended bride, Mary Fogel, of that
place, at tho altar a fow weeks ago, and
left many creditors behind, was arrested
In this city yostorday by tho sheriff for
broach of promise Ho was lodged in jail
in default of $1,500 bail. Hoyor has a wife
and family in Massachusetts.
Desperate Tramps Captured.
Mobile, Ala.. Jan. SU. Saturday night
Brakeman Bob Stewart, of tho, Lpuisvlllo
Vnchvilln. was shotbv traronsNt Wll-
Bon Mation. A jkisso wa organlzod, and
Kurrounded sovon trump TWy showed
fight and Ilrod uponKW ossq, who re
turned tho lire, woundlngiwo, ono fatally.
Two were oapturedftiUd taken to Bay Mlu
ette. A lynubiuf&ie feared.
KllleBc
ecel 8ue for Alimony.
r nSBS- 80. iIw. MayRiegolhos
jfr lirBuSfult in the court of chancery
r for fQff$ against her husband, Dr. K.
l.oar (RIbkoI. of Bloomsbury, between
whom owl William lii'ubluf a numbor of
fehote were Mchnngod a fow days ago. Mrs.
lllegpl bases Iior application for alimony
jn tho grounds of desertion and cruol
treatment.
The New Jersey. Invohtlsatlon.
. TnfTON, Jan. BO. The Republican stato
committee 'decided to urgo upon tho Re
publicans in the legislature tho pushing of
the proposed Btato houso investigation.
Tho cQinmlttto also, in view of tho largo
mimbar at buts appropriating monoy, de
cided to admonish tho members to proceed
slowly find judlolously with then bills.
The Conductor Hurled In the Wreck.
BnADFOlll), Pn., Jan. 30. A roar end col
lision ocourred on tho Buffalo, Rochester
nnd Pittsburg road on a trostlo near How
rad Junction, and thlrty-ono cars woro
' ' niled un and traffic suspended. Conductor
Roborte, of this city, was burled In tho
-wreck. t
Foreign Newspaper Men Kxcluded.
London, Jan. 39. The Turkish embassy
liere states that tho report that tho Turk
ish government has authorized forolgn
newspaper man to visit tho Armenian dis
trict of Sassoun is not correct.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Tennosseo's legislature passed tho gu
bernatorial contest bill.
The Arkansas legislature ro-olootcd
United States Senator James II. Borry to
fiUiwed himself.
North Carolina's senate passod a rigid
bill against prise fighting or betting on
anything of tliat nature.
"M. K. Matsou," lu jail at Santa Cruz,
Crl., for iw8lui! bogus ohoeks, turns out
to be a wmnnn. Sho lias masqueraded as
a man tor years.
J. (3. Oppenheimer, a Chleugo book
tiieper, l under arrest ch n nrge of rob
blmt UU employers, KppeikUln & Bro.,
ot,' wie,uoo.
At L igawport, Ind., Willie Bush, 9
vetu'A old. was killed, and hl 11-yoar-old
brother fuutily burned while lighting a
fire with gasoline.
A bill was introduced in thti Texas leg
islature fixing sleeping oar fares at 1 a
nlttht regardless of berths. 1'enaltlos aro
provided for violation.
An Official Murdered by Outlaws.
El Reno, O. T., Jnn. 30. Nows was re
ceived horo last night that Frod Hoffman,
ex-troasuror of "V" county, Oklahoma,
nnd orosont denutv county olork and
United States commissioner of that coun
tv. was wavlald and killod ljy unknown
nortlos about two miles from Taloga. Ho
JiaA Deon subpoauiicd from that town, nnd
AVhon ho did not annear soarcu was mauo,
Ho was found burled in a sandbank with
a bullet holo through his head, whllo his
horso was found somo dlstanco away witn
its throat cut. Ho is supposed to havo
boon killed by outlaws whom ho had boon
Instrumental in bringing to justice.
Thinks Himself a Prophet.
New Yokk, Jan. 30. Bonjamln F. Hun
ter, a colored coachman omploycd by
Kllsha Clark, was committed to tho cus
tody of tho board of charities and correc
tions by Justlco Koch, in tho Harlem po
lice court, bocauso ho claimed ho was a
prophet of God. Ho has -written letters to
governors of various states, judges of dlf-
. ... , i.
loront courts curouauuuu uiu muuui.
and other prominent portons warning
them that their destruction was fast op-
prt ..filing.
A Divinity Student's Scheme.
Chicago, Jail. 30. Frank 1. Chardon, a
divinity studont, is under arrest charged
with using tho mulls wltn intent to uo-
fraud. Chardon rosldoa in Loroy, Ills.
nnd has been a student In tho Presbyterian
Thoologlcal somiunry at Auburn, N. Y.
Ho has been ondoavoring to pay his way
into tho ministry by obtaining from differ
ent railroads clergymen's half rato orders
for transportation and thon selling thorn
to brokors. Ho admits tno charge.
fight occurred at
who wero working 1
camo Involved In a i!
a gonoral fight. Tl
nnd with great i)ii
After tbo oxcitome
was discovered tha;
Vmong Miners.
Jan. 00. A terrible
catlan. Minors who
In tho rivnl mines be-
ow which soon became
'io police were sent for
lculty restorpil peace.
;it had quieted down It
ilfteon had boon killed
and thirtv-ilve badfly wounded, Tho men
fought with mlnljng tools, stilettos and
anything thoy coulld secure. Over a nun
drcd havo been ariested.
The Itevjolt in Colombia.
Colon. ColomVjla, Jan 30. A decreo
has boon Issued (prohibiting tho publlca'
tlon or transmission of nnythlng but oul
clnl nows of tho lWolt in tho rcpubllo of
Colombia. The (British warship Pelican
has sailed, and tlto probability ot tho Uni
ted Stntos crulsor .tlanta leaving this
port ls causing muclLanxioty among tho
foreign population. I
Two Killed by Dynamite.
HAZLETON, Pa., Jiin. 30. John Fada
and Ferdinand Kadli laborers at Milnes-
vlllo colliery, uudorgjok to Are a dyna
mite blust in till stripplngs thero. Whllo
thoy woro taiAplng tho shot wont off.
and tho two men were blown to eternity,
Both leave families.
Against Sunday llaseball.
JEFFEissoii City, Mo., Jan. 30. By
voto of 89 to 123 tho Missouri houso went on
record as indorsing a bill to prevent Sun
day basebalA and football. Tho bill pro-
vides lor a iiuo of jj lor eacn ouenuer,
and places such games on a level with
Sunday gau''inr
y iMiiiiiiiiif,uiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiaiin'tllllltTI11
Whisky Truut in llccelvers' Hands.
Peoria, Ills., Jan. 30. Joseph B. Greou
hut. nroeldcnt of tho whisky trust, and K.
B. Lawrence, tho director of the First No
tional bank, of Chicago, wore yesterday I
uftnrnoon annolntod reoelvors of tho Dis
tilling and (Jattio J coiling company oy
Judse urossoupat uiuoago. xno investi
gating committee recently appointed uy
the eastern holders of stocks arrived horo
at 8 o'elock lost night.
Many stubborn and aggravating
of rheumatism that were believed
cases
nf rhkiimatism inai were oeueveu io ue
InnnriLliln and accented as life legucles.
have vlelded to Chamberlain's Pain
Unl-n mnnh to the sumrlie and cratln
cation of the sufferers. One application
will relieve the pain and suffering and Its
continued use insures un effectual cure.
"ale by Gruhler Bros.
Won Ills Civil Kiglits Suit.
CllAWKOHDBVILLK, Ind., Jan. 80. Pros-
ton V. Kngluson. who ls a uogro memlxir
ofthojndlaua University football team,
was refused ontertniument at the Nptt
Houso when tho team visited Crawford-
vlllo last fall. Ho suod for damages. After
being out all night the jury made a return
in favor or tho plaintiu, assessing ms uam-
ages at 60.
-Consplrutor Motthews Gets Two Years.
New Yoiik, Jan. 30. John Matthews,
manager of the Foreign Express oumpauy
of Pitt & Scott, who was oonvlcteu or con
splraoy to defraud to the United States
government by removing goods brought
to this city In boinl, has been sentenced to
1trlannt,iptlt. liv .Ttldfnt Ilftlin.
diet,
Judge Lonu Clets His Full reunion.
Washington, Jau. 80. Judgo Bradley)
of the district supremo court, grunted thj
maudamus asked for by Judgo Oharlcs
D. I'Oug, of Michigan, to compol Commli
Bloner Loohren, of the pension bureau, to
restore tiie fqgner rating of T! PMr monVi
to the plaintiff. I
Sensfilllmal Rep,rt Donle'dl u
WashiKuton, Jan. au.Istn'iastor Gen
eral BisshJI t,aul in, an intervjow that thero
wad no truth whatever in fie published
riort that he lutonded fo rfislfjn from the
uUiiiot.
iTbe Railroad ar;,j
S and all other men who have to
5 look neat while ot work, should
1 know about "Cewjloid" Col
I r.ARS and Cuffs. They look cx
I actly like linen, wear well and
being waterproof do not wilt
I down with heat and moisture.
They do not soil easily aud can
be cleaned in a moment by sitn-
ply winiug off with n wet sponge
or clotli. lo not confuse these in
H vour mind with composition
I goods. Every piece of the gcuu-
e me is stampcu ukc wis ;
TRADf
LLUU)
MARK-
Ask for these and refuse anything
i else if you wish satistaction. Ke- s
g member that goods so marked a
i are the only waterproof goods
5 made by coating a linen collar i
I withwaterproof"Celluloid,"thus
I giving strength and durability.
S If your dealer should not have
the "Celluloid" send amount ai-
rect to s and we will mail you
sample post-paid. Collars 25c.
each. Cuffs, 50c. pair. State size g
i and whether stand-up or turned-
I down collar is wanted. 3
TrE CELLULOID COMPANY,!
1 427-20 Broadway, New York. I
UUUUUUUIUUlUlUIUIllUUUUIIIUIIIIItUIIIUUIIIIIIIlHU
"31 South Main St.
Monongahela Whiskey, - 6O0 a qt.
Pure rye whiskey, XX, - tl a qt.
Fine Old Bourbon, XXX, - 11.25 a qt.
Superior Blackberry Brandy, f 1 a qt.
Superior Cognac Brandy, - tl.00 a qt.
Imported Jamaica Rum, tl.50 a qt.
"VUENGLING'S Stock and Fresh Ale, Draught Porter and WclnerBeor.
Uet brsndR of Be Cigars and all kinds of Temperance Drinks.
1
ewLiouo, Store-
When Baby was sick, we gave her Costorla.
When ske was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When sho become Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castorla.
JFlor's niotlon was overwhelmingly do-
flr -'nti-nP9n ntter mot a slm-
featca, and tho Din , cA'JrvsKa.
'liar fate by a voto of 5 yeas to uJJ il
A message was received from tho gov
ernor announcing tho following appoint
ments: Quartermaster general of tho na
tional guard, Albert J. Logan of Pitts-
berg; Valloy Forgo commlssloners.Frank-
lln M. Brooko, William J. L.atta, aamuel
W. Pennypacker, Tatnall Paulding, Fred
erick Dawson Stone nnd Joel J. Bally, 01
Philadelphia! William Wayno, Paolij
Lovl C. McCauley, West Chester; Henry
A. Muhlcnburg, Reading; Samuel S.Hart
ranft, Norrlstown. The nominations wero
confirmed.
Remonstrances and petitions against
and for tho "greater Pittsburg bill" wero
presonted.
Charges of Perjury nnd Corrnptlonltenowed
New Yokk, Jan. 30. District Attorney
James A. Rldgwny offered amotion before
Judgo Moore in the court of sessions pro
viding for tho recommitment of tho
charges brought against Messrs. btophon
V. White and ex-Judgo Gasper W. Gil
bert by Lawyer Kccles, of Philadelphia
These mon, with tho lato Sheriff Clancy,
of Now York city, wero a commission to
investigate tho claims of tho Dubois estate
In Its suit for fl,000,000 damages against
Brooklyn nnd Now York for an alleged in
fringement of tho bridge caisson patent.
Tho threo men were charged with falsoly
swearing to having hold a largo number
of meetings to increase tho refcrco s fee,
tho amount Involved having been about
t9,000.
Another ICeport of Chinese Victory.
Shanghai, Jan. 80. The Chinese mill
tary nnd naval commnndors telegraph via
Chef 00 that at 3 o'clock on tho morning of
Jan. 20 tho Japanese fleet advanced on
Wel-Hal-'Wol In two divisions of sixteen
ships. Tho fastest Chincso torpedo boats
and men-of-war made a dash at the enemy,
and drove them off. Tho Chincso claim to
havo injured several 01 the enemy s ships.
At tho samo tlmo tho Japanese mado a
land attack upon Wel-Hal-Woi fromNlng
Hal, but tho Chinese repolled the attack,
The Chlneso lost twenty-seven sailors. Tho
Japancso losses amounted to more than
800 killed and wounded. Several foroignors
aro said to bo assisting the Chlneso.
Charged with misappropriating 8140,000,
Toledo, O., Jan. 30. A deputy United
States marshal arrested and brought to
Toledo Charles M. Hughes, Jr., ex-cashlcr
of tho First National bank of Lima, on tho
chargo of tho misappropriation of 1140,000
of tho bank s funds, i lushes was released
on bond for his appoaranco Friday before
tho United Statos commissioner. This Is
the bank in which Sonator Brlceis largoly
interested. Mr. Brlco's friends stand by
Hughes, aud say that ho is guilty only of
error or judgment by which he did not
pro ut.
A Treat for the Editors.
Philadelphia, Jnn. 80. The Pon and
Poncll club has mado elaborate arrange
monts for an entertainment on Snturdny
evening noxt, at us club houso. 1020 Wal
nut street, in honor of tho odltors, report
ers and correspondents of newspapers la
nearby cities and towns in Pennsylvania,
Now Jorsey and Delaware. Tho exercises
on this "Night In Bohemia" will inuludo
olympian sports in the big yard, which
will bo covered on this oeoasiou.
Relief In Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney nnd Bladder dls
ases relieved in six hours by the "New
Great South American Kidney Cure."
This new remedy ls a great surprise on
account of Its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages In male or female. It relieves re
tention of water and pain In passing It
almost immediately. If yon want quick
relief and cure this Is your remedy. Sold
at the City Pharmacy, 107 S. Main St.,
next door to the post office, Shenandoah,
Pa. 1 9-3m
Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers to the Evening Herald
who are not receiving their paper regu
larly and people who wish to receive the
paper as new subscribers, are requested to
leave their addresses at Hooks & Brown's
stationery store, on North Main street.
Best line geese feathers, consigned from
the West, will be sold at a bargain, for
one week only, at Reese's Auction Room.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away
Is the truthful, startling title of a book
about No-To-Bao, the harmless, guaran
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nlcotlnized nerves, eliminates the nico
tine poison, makes weak men gain
("k vigor and manhood. You run
no physlclal or
Bao is sold by Mrs
guarantee to cure or money
Book free. Address Sterling Hemedy
Co., New York or Chicago. 12-31.18t
Smoke Brennan's famous cigars. They
are the best In the market, for fine trade
nly. Mai-tf
Carlton Cornwell. foreman of the
Gazette, MIddletown.N. J., believes that
Uhamperlaln's uougn nenieuy buuuiu uo
n tvtTv hnmn. H ft nsed it lor a coiu ana
it effected a speedy cure. He says: ,'It
Is indeed a grand remedy, I can recom
mend to all. l nave aiso seen it uceu iyr
wbnnnlncr rnnnh. with the best results."
25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Urunier
Bros.
Private sale of white, gray and red
blankets, at half price.
1-25 lw Reese's Auction Room.
Killed by the lllte of a tiparrnw.
Baltimore, Jau'. ao Two sons
Charles Moore, living eight miles from
this city, captured a sparrow and took tho
bird home for their ljaby sister, Ida,
play with. On being released the sparrow
flow savagely at tho child, and fiercely
soizeu uer lower lip. Tho bird had to bo
Killed and tho lieak pried open with n pal
of pincers. An illness In tho nature of
blood poisoning sot in, and tha little ono
soon Bucoumucit.
Judge Jacltiou Not Horlomlj-
Nashville, Jan. ao. Information from
Thomasvlllo, tia., ls to tho oflVct tliat tho
condition of Judge Howell 15. Jackson, of
tho supremo court of tho United Htatos, is
no worse, and tljut hp has dcplded to leavo
there for IiIb homo near Nashville tomor
row. General Jackson, his brother, says
there aro no grounds for the alarming ru
mors which have been pirpuiated concern
lng Judge Jaokson's health..
No-To-
under a
" Grasping
opportunities is a sign of tho good judg
ment which is the characteristic of the a
wise man. We are offering the greatest
opportunities ever know to buy men's
furnishing, at reduced prices.
Another Perfect Niagara Is the fall
in prices of gents' furnishings at our great
sale. Seize the opportunity to secure a
rare bargain in the finest gloves, hosiery,
neckties, etc.
Another A Great Fall in gents' furn
ishings. All hands are stretched out to
seize these bargains we offer.
Another Catch Them as They Fall in
price. Now is the tlmo to secure your 29
cent white shirts.
M. J. SOANLAN,
South Main Street, . SHENANDOAH.
M. j. LAWLOR,
Justice of the Peace
MISCEIXANE OUS.
Insurance and .
Real Estate Agent,
123 E. Centre St., Shenandoahf
Evan J. Dawes,
pOK Hale.-
P 1M .... tr
At cost, now EacliuB watermotnr.
Five (5) horse power. Just from the fao-
orv. AiiDiv at me jierai.d omce. norm
Market street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ChflC tojaopor week using and selling Ola
JhiO Reliable Plater Every family bos
rusty, worn fcnlvos, folks, spoons, eto Qulokly
plated hyt dipping in melted metal. No ex
perience or lrd W' tk i a good situation. Ad
dress W. P. Borrteso & Oo , Clerk No. 14, Col
umbus, Ohio.
4 MAN in every feci Ion at once to sell staple
eods to dealers : no readllne : experl-
nrA Hunt rpRRsrv : hefit side line: 87500 a
month. Halsry and ejperees or Jarge cum.
mission maae lunos coaj- a uiu'
FACXCKiKO company, uineinnsu. u
tjbtii YF.n To the to remises of the under-
Ill signed, in Ihe Catawissa valley, near
icingtown, 3 oxen, one duicb. uuu iwo reu, uuo
with and others without horns. Owner can
have the same bypsyliiir for this adverllsti
ment and cost of harbor Id p. Post office ad'
drees, James Manbeck.
sr. u Jiox so. tsnenanaoan i-u.
Anthony Schmicker's
104 soma ujlix st.
The finest nool and billiard rooms in town.
iieaniDg Deer, porier ana l-ousvuie uie cou
stantly on tap. Give us a call.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do, and the water you urini
isn't even ut tor pnac purpose, use
Loronz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES BniELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
MURPHY BROS,,
Saloon and Restaurant,
10 North Main Street.
FlnfHt WMoVovu llecr I'nrter and Ale
always on top. "Come ad bit one." Choice
temperance drinks and cigars. Free lunch
via iz p. in,
ED. BRENNAK,
Cor. Cherry and Gilbert Bts
Finest Beers, Wines and Liquors,
Msndsome llsr Dxture.
Beat Brandn of 5 anil 10o Olgflrs,
3V.
0 T IC
AND LIVERY.
13 Nortli Jar din Street.
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Fool room attached. Finest whiskeys.
beers, norter and ale constantlv on tap.
Choice temperance drinks and cigars.
Safe and Reliable Horses to Hire.
SNEDDEN'S LIVERY
Pear Alley, Rear Coifee House.
The best rigs In tqwn,Horsestak!ltfi5
board. Hauling promptly attended to.
Bhenandoah's Reliable
Hand Xaauxidrgr
Cor. tiloyd and White Bts.
All work guaranteed to be first-class in ever;
particular, Bilk tics and lace curtain sa epeo
laity. Goods called for and delivered. A trial
solicited.
HOOKS & BROWN'
Full line of
VALENTINES'! r
Wholesale and retail.
4 North Main St. '
Agents for all Dally Papers.
1ST. 3VEuSLXJ3n'32",
Walite : m : Jeweler
16 North Main Street.
Itepalrlng of all kinds pnooyu
Weeks' Museum,
aisnlsy of birds and animate of i
selections and Hnealntliigsia thTs?tt,
Host Betfr, Porter asd jl.
Finest lira ads of Clfaa.
jrree luceb srery
war2es i porrz.
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