VOL. X.--NO 1215. , tr . HENANDOAPI, PA., MONDAY, MAY 13, 1895. -" - ' i ... , is T ONE CENT , - ... -rYf ' , , - my i '3k Her Lone List a Good STONS WERE DOWNED Wgrmm Bagfin. if Ml WIG illlll W imsiarSe upturn suenandojf Breaks m$& J? --r- . of &ats with , ' No. 13 S. Main St. PhorrinnlnnRmo 1 uiiomiigiuuuiudi j IN WHICH THE SPECTATORS GREAT INTEREST AND BOTH TEAMS PLAYED WELL Ipyas Exciting Up to the Retirement of tlie Last' Man Shenandoah Also Won a Game at Freeland Yesterday, JP 1H.C e ocers 122 North Main Street, Shenandoah. 2 and -l caus for 25c 2 ami 4 " " 2 aud 4 " " a 1 25 cents per can 30 20 15 20 20 18 15 ' 20 About four hundred neonln nw the bhenandonhs break the Hue of their do feats ut the Trottintr D.irk. R.itimlnr aH.pi-. noon, and down the Hazletons. Thn nmnll crown cneerea nnd shouted In a mnnner that would have done credit to the 1 unirs and enthusiasm of a crowd comprising a tnousand or more people. Biise ball took an instantaneous boom and the club will undoubtedly receive good encouragement miring mis weeK. it snould, at all events. The players have shown that they can play ball and will do so. and that wns nil the people wanted to start In and give the management encouragement. In many resnects the samn wns nn nf the prettiest ever seen on the grounds aud towards the close the contest made the spectators, who hoped for a home tntn victory, nervously anxious. The Shenan- aoahs started out in u business llk manner and sustained it throughout the frame. ClHi-k's playing was a wonduriul Ininrovomenc on his work of the day before and Carey's work with the bat and his babe stealing aroused great piit.lin&liiam Tii tiia lii.K .1... . . ' VUl- nuia mo IS now at hand and everviinrlir ic ni-nnn-; t- t, ..-: r.. 4.i: I nlaver was ilnrimr. nsnlto W.iii.u. homes. Nothing crmno-f: th ,nnmnnf I wutchfulness he siole third base in the or1;f, i .i . ntth inning, and lu the ninth he woe aavantagetlian pretty wall paper, handsome window shades, prolonged applause for stealing second artistic room mouldings and curtain poles. Our line stands B"a "llrd, .nre.eminentlv at- tho h,A r :u .t.: - - McOoach was the first man to the plate . yullu)i 'scuion oi uie and he struck out. Ford got his base on i-uuiiLv. are sure we can n ease vou n nun tv nnr nn'r-A if you will but take the time to see and ascertain oriceson these A gooas. contracts taken and Satisfaction Guaranteed Tomatoes, Pens, Corn. Bartlett Pears, California Peaches, i.ima ueans, a - Salmon, 3 Corned Bef, ; " , Canned Oysters, 10 and 20o per can " Soused Mackerel 25 nd 35 " Canned Corned Beef 25 cents per can Canned Cherries, " Asparagus " Plueapplss ' Com Al " Peaches " Pears, " Baked Beans I' GreenRages v " Apricots " Koast Beef " Ijobster " Brook Trout went to the ground, rolling some distance away, Shanb, Westlake and Moran scored before the ball could be fielded to the home plate. Rothermel scored on McVey's hit Bnd the latter reached home on hits bv Donovan and ShlpliN. Thlg ended the Bcorlng. however. asMcCarfrev wnt out on n fly to Severs and Shaub was retired by Merriman's throw to first. In the elcrhth innlne both sides Wprp retired In oue, two, three order. MoCouch went out on a ily to Westlake. Ford mi one to Shaub aud Little was thrown out first by Keener. Westlake and Keener wnt out on flies to Little nnd Moran on n lly to McGarvev. Merriinai was the first man to bat fnr the home teum in flic nlntli nml i-nn thrown out at first bv Kothermel Cnrpv got his base on balls nnd stole t n flppnnil and then to third, exerting himsslf to the utmost to ad 1 at least another run to the score, but his efforts were of lo avail, as .McGurvey went out ou a fly to McVey anu notnermel threw Clark out at first. Rothermel did great work in tlila Imlf ine short stop went to the plate as the nrstot the Hazletons in the wind up of the game. He and MoVev out nt first by Clnrk. Donovan th pn fnl lowed with a three-bai:cer and the neonln wno nad started to leave the grounds htsitated in breathless exupntntinn. The anxiety was increased when Shields, the next batter, got his base on balls. A few moments latter cheers and nnnlniisn fnr the home team filled the air, Severs hnv ing caught a fine fly hit by McCarfrey retiring the side and ending the game. core : SHENANDOAH R In VO A thebowHniteswin HoHse01eanmg Time McCoach, cf .2 0 Foril n a 1 I-lttle. lb 2 3 Mcrrlman, 2b 0 1 Carey, 3b 0 3 McG.irvey, If 0 0 Clark, ss , 1 1 Nevlns, p 1 2 Severs, rf : 1 0 Totals 10 11 28 11 0 4 Hi 5 0 1 2 1 3 HAZLETON, R 111 PO Jloran, If 1 2 1 vomerine!, S9 1 11 3 vtnVpv. rf . n o 1 Donovan, rf 0 2 0 Shields. 2b . 0 3 1 McCarfrey, lb 0 0 13 HlMiili, 3u 1 2 3 Westlskc, c 2 -2 5 Keener, p 0 1 0 Totals 7 Jloran hit by batted ball. A 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 15 27 10 FM J. Forts A Scm, NO. 21 NORTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, PA. balls and Little followed with n hit. Merriman hit the ball, but was thrown out at first by Shaub. Carev th,n brought Ford and Little ho me with a three banner, but failed to score hlmspH on account o McGarvey going out on a fly to McCarfrey, This left the home team with a start of two runs. Th Hazletons failed to score. Moran struck out, Ford made his dabut as catcher tor the home team bv making an excpllpm catch of Rothermel's foul fly close to the Irout of the grand stand, McVey made a nn, and tne side was retired bv Sever nan,n. nn 1 1 n , II T1 ..... I '-lJ'L'"K uuuurnu a 11 Jf. ii o yiauijr luviiu uur patrons 10 COme and See honest uotn 8laes Sailea t0 "cure in the nex: mercuanaise at lionest nrices. Onr evfir-!nr!rp.!isinn rur.ee lu?iaKs. me piaymg was sharp oaloe ova ill n !, j. " ana without an error. In the fourth 4U luo yluul luaK wo Uttu uu UBller Ior yon Carey and McGarvey were retired on a man our neinnDdrs. Anv item in hry nnons nn nnr double Diav bv 5hieid nth two floors is up to date in quality, and the price is McCarfrey ftnd Clark went out on a ny to always ewer than von exuoct to nav. n' .... . nuviuoBiaricu me una luning witn h What think you of a lace curtain stock of a Thousand Pairs ? hlt "nd wWIe b" was beiDK thrw Everv Stvl aA n s . , sec.ond Severs got his base. McCoach got j -j ,, i.uu,n um piii-cs set ine pace ior to urstou McCarfrey's error and a hit by 1 I ITinl o.,.l , !... i. r Ii viv. iiuu n bYU-UUl$Cl uy Will U J uum pleted a score of four runs, makings total of six before the side was retired It looked as If the Hazletons would In given another goose egg in this inning, as ootn Mcuarirey and shaub went out on foul flies to Ford, which caused irwil applause and shouts of joy, but Westlake lonoweu witn a nn, rveener xonowed 1 . 1. .. . I 1 Tl .!..!-.. .. i . ft ivitu ttuuiuci uu ii cabia&a oturcu uu lomatoes luli Size and extra Carey's error. Moran was declared oul on being hit by a ball batted by Rather iNNrxas. Shenandoah 2, 0 0 0-1 3 1 0 010 JiutltTLUIl u u u u i i o u 0 E.im0ll rim .Qhnnanrlntili K. Trnint.. 1 Two base hit-Carey Three 'bale lilts Cafes Donovan. HanrlHr-n litta Tprpi,T-an a. . fltnlnn lintina .f-nrav 51 Mnnlm.n f ShMib. Struck out Bv'Novlns. 1- iiv IAnr V j . .uv"' viiirit aim -uornuiani Jierrlman iiuu uiuc: amems, notnermej anil ilcCarfre U.1BA tn lfl1l.niF KTi,.l ci O. 1T 1.- Timo of game 2 hours. Umpire Holland. W. T. Pnttavlllo 7 5 Hazleton.. ... 7 3 Allen town ,.7 3 Heading 6 4 Standing: of the Clubs. P. O I W. Ij. .700 Carbomlale.. 5 5 .700 Harrlsburg- 4 G .700 Lancaster.. .. 3 7 .GOOlSneuamloah 1 0 .500 .100 ,300 .100 other merchants to imitate. Come and see us. L J. Wilkinson, 29 South Mam Si 9 9 9 a ioo Dozen Choice Cold VrhA quality a cans for rc - -r-v V . 7 J w. 50 uozen vmcy INorthern Grown Sugar Corn-Better quality than -,.,vSuUUSUb lormeny sold 2 cans lor 2? cents now clnsmrr nnf o4- . c .wxw,ul iunMAKjj CACHES Full standard cans ana gooa quality 2 cans for 2C cents FRENCH RUNESJ-Fresh stock, 3 lbs for' 2S cents-Large size - -j - lui 4$ cents. MUSCATEL RAISINS The best we have had at the price- j "Ji 5 (.cms. FRESH LEMONS-3 dozen for 2S cents., expect to receive our last invoice of California Oranees this r"ni;f.: n- , , w...w..u vaporatea reaches and Apricots 3 lbs for 25 cents. FLOOR : OIL : CLOTH. New'Sbck New Patterns 2 yards wide at 50 cents. w t ivuutcu prices, irom 05 c up. Today's Schedule, Hazleton at Pottsvllle. Carbondale at Shenandoah, Lancaster at Allentown Harrlsburg at Reading. OUR SECOND VICTORY. Brennan's Batters Won In an Exhlbl- Hon Game at Freeland Yesterday. Inau exciting exhibition contest ves. terday the Shenandoah State League olub defeated Freeland on the latter grounds. The Drofesaionnls rattled up to the eighth inning, nnd were behind In the score. In that Inning Pfromweutio pieces and 14 mna wor scored by the visitors before being retired. .f irom la an amateur Ditcher, but hWvp,i remarkable skill In handling the bill striking out nine men. In the eighth inning, witn bhenandoah at the bat and two men out, the score stood 10 to 7 In favor of the locals. At this In Pfrom became rattled over a decision of the umpire, nnd sent seven meu to ,bases on balls, forcing In six runs. He was then relieved by Breslin, but the lead thus obtained save the visitors n ntnri and, before being retired, eight more runs were, piled up. Breslin's fielding aud W,rner'8 work behind the bat were the features of the game. Score : SJIENAMDOAU n In Klnic, 2b, cf Ford, c Little, lb . MArrlmnn. nf 01 1 Carev. 3h . " jucuarvoy, 1 1 if s Clark, ss Ji Severs, rf ....2 Smith, n . i. Matteiu, p .,.,......w2 PO 2 8 1U 0 Totals 2 17 a 21 Ingram Uarpets A special barnnin vp nfTpr .n Carpet at 25 and 35 cents, formerly sold at 40 and goods than have ever been sold at the prices. Also a full line of Rae ""7au""' i"Hcrns in ixminster, Mpquette. Tapestry and Body Brussels' in new spring styles. . , NOW IN STOCK.-Three Cars 'No. 1 Timothy Hay. To - Arrive - in - a - Few - Days One Car Fine Middlings. Two Cars Heavy Oats. We receive to-day strictly Fresh Fancy DAIRY BUTTER. At Heifer's. mel, after the former had made hit. Clark started the sixth Inning with a hit and Nevlns made one. Severs was thrown out at first by Keener and Mc Coach got his base on balls. Ford hit the ball and Clark was thrown out at the plate. Nevins, McCoach and Ford scored on hits by Little and Merripjan. Not withstanding two errors bv Mnrrltnnn in the start of the second half the Hazletons only got one run In. McVey got to first aud second on the errors. Donovan went out on Merriman's throw to first nnd Shields and McCarfrey went out on a double play by Merrlman and Little. The two errors. In the start of this inning led the Hazletons to believe that their salvatiou was In the weakness of the guardian of the second base and all the balls were sent In that direction, but Merrlman fooled them in excellent slinnn and Mcvey was tne only man who suo- ceeuen m getting in, tne run being made on the two errors and Shields' hit.. The seventh Inning was a luckv one for tne nome team in tne nrst half and uu lucky1 in the second. Its score was in creased to ten by Clark getting to first and around to the home plate on Rother. mei's bad throw to first, bnt In the last half the Hazletons made five hits, got a base on balls and an error by Severs alone let Jn three rnns, making the score uctuKciuuBiv uinaB. ."i ii n n 11 erarrnri t. in .-lurauuen: .W.U.U.UHUCH wiW unit, wesuase u Hit by mtohtd ball-r5 1 . Ts Sf, ih got to urai on a- nit and Keener went out . "n. wua pitciies-l'from, 3.. Passed ball Evangelical Church Must be cated by the Present Congregation. Va- THE END A LONG STRUGGLE. JUDGE WEIDMAN DECIDES THE CASE IN FAVOR OF THE B0WMANITES AND GIVES THEM THE PROPERTY. The Congregation Will Re-organlze and Secure Quarters for Worship Else where Until it Can Build an Edlllce of Its Own. J udge Weldman todav handed down at Pottsvllle a decision tfrnntlni? t.n t.ha Evangelical Association of Pennsylvania a permanent injunction against tho con gregation of the Ebenezer Evangelical church of town. The Injunction restrains the concreuntion from occunvinc thn church, or using any of the property Connected with it. nnd frnm r-nllnniln,. , - any rents for tho property, or exercising any control whatever over it. Several months neo the Bowman nnd H-sher factions of the Evancelienl Asho elation won a case of a similar character against the adherents of Bishop Dubs nt Heading and took nossesslon of tlip property under a decision of the SuDrems . . uourc under that decision tho Associa tton made a demand for the church nnd property here, but being refused Dosses muu, appneu to tne county court for a permanent injunction. TheconirreLrntlmi continued worshiping In the church pond ing tne aecis:on. T 1 . . .. i-rominenc memners or tne church rr ceived the news of the result from a Her ALD reportpr at noon todav with marked emotion, une oi tnem salil. "rt. in nn doubt right, legally, but is a great moral wrong." 'ine light of which this decision Is the sequel originated In 1801 with nli against Bishop Dubs and couuter charges against uisnops Bowman and Esher. The friends of the former snv he onnnsprl vesting the bishops with exclusive power aua maintained tbat the layman should have a voice. It Is also claimed that the followers of Dubs number about 40.000 in this state, while Bowman has but about 10,000. The congregation here is said to be nnanimouslv in fnrnr nf Bishop Dubs. One gentleman prominently identified with the congregation said today that when the church was started Its Dronertv was deeded to the conference and that is the point on which the decision wns rn dered. The Bowraanltes and EsherltPx. although vastly in the minority numer- icaiiy, nold the conference, and conse quently the deed. The property is worth about $S,000. but much morn hna fmon spent on it in the way of repairs and im provements. It is not likely that an an peal will be taken from the decision. Tho congregation will undou btedlv re nrirnnlTft as "ine united Evangelical Association of bhenandoah" and' seek quarters iu some hall for worshin until it can nmi-i another edifice. Whether it n-lll ---T . . . .. , in tne old homestead next Sunday will depend upon developments of the week Mere Mention. This week will decide the new county business. It ought to have been settled long ago. The suspense as to it Anal fate is already telling on it opponents. In behalf of the taxpayers of the bor ough of Shenandoah, we ask the wooden men in Council to resign. They are neither useful nor ornamental. We advise our Hazleton hrnt.hrnn tn on. slow on their new water works. "A stitch in time," etc., you know. Shenan doah's loss mav be Huzletnri's frill ti If they will await developments. Pottsvllle Council have nil their nrlnt- ing and advertising done at hnmn Cntr-h Pottsvllle going outof town for anything, oh, no. They are not as thick-headed and spiteful as some of our Councllmen. Good mothers use Luks' Syrup. Interviewed an Official. A Pottsvllle Review viewed a well known C. & I. official who said Supt. Brougholl's collieries pay better than those of any other district, conditions and circumstances considered, tnat Mr. Broughall has been a boss for more than twenty years and has always stood high. The official admitted an In vestigation had been made rpnpntlv thn developed incorrect bookkeenincr ami Inability to strike a correct balnnce In material Instead of a deficit. an nccount of stock showed h mirnliid. Aa to the talk of immoralitv chnrcrlmr thn seduction of employes families by bosses tne ouicial nad heard nothing. Wllpn T7A11 nrnnl rm.l -"f1 1 1. '"Mi kim uiuuit, or general tinsmitning K h Roll n.iioi. is nrv done call nn Centre street. V. fll if.lioi- Dealer iu stoves. 18 West 3-4-tt Caused a Sensation. L lid tnlklnc. a tussle and thn Btrrht: nf woman inning upon tHe floor, caused a sensation at the store of thn "WronVt Clothing Comtianv at thn and Centre streets, Satuiday afternoon. ihe allalr blew over in a in ana parties In the store refused to talk about tho matter. The comnanv irnvp im uubiuuss outurciav Ulcnt anil uft. tnurn today. It Is sid the SHllfcuHnn wna created by a woman of flashy time from i-ODisviue. TUat she accused nnn nf th atucnes of the store with owim? Iipi- nioney and ho knocked her to the floor. T) r Wnnii'a ....... . Tit o . - " . u i.i i im: oyrup is nlens.mr. tn inlr. nn.ittrSin i 1 . ' A . ...ut , cl , uaiui ex. T ,mo,st delicate constitution, and iiu.-uiuieiy sure to cure the most obstl- unm uuujju or com. a nousehold boon. Needs DlsclDllnlne Ihe Shenandoah Council nppila dlor.1 plinlng before the treasarv cf tlmr. Imr. ougn is swamped by being mulcted in court costs and interest. The Council- men should do two narliculnr Milna- reef their carriage hire bills by walking to tne new water dam and pay just claims wunout iorcinc the claimant tn ana Besides the Boyer case, which was lonir since aecmed In favor of tlm plnimanf Shenandoah now has the Dovle and Womelsdorf cases to loss, besides a dnzpn ocners we wot oi. They seem to be nlav- ine at ruunmcr a iiorouirh nnnnr-n nn tnere in fahenandoah. Miners' Journal. For Pure Blood use Fowler's Snrannnr. uia. FHKELANIJ k Ilorron, If ......2 Itouer, 68 l Mndpplinn ih 1 Wititmr rt I Weloh, cf !!J.".'.".'"l jiremin, rr, n , jiresiin, ii, ii , H.,x ;i Gillespie, 3b 1 2 l'from, p, rf 1 2 ro U -0 0 7 0 2 3 12 0 Have your carpets, feathers and mat tresses cleaned by the Steam Renovating Co., 82 East Coal street. -i-17-3m Not Consistent. Shenandoah's make believe pconnmfnnl Council is hflviriLr a hard ti mn nf It. Tn oneof their fltsof spasmodic donkey fool ishness they gave the printing of ordin ances to a i'ottsvllle nnoer. It is unnnn. essary to state that the paper in question displayed more or less avarice in entHi-inr. in competition with the three local naners of the town. If Council was consistent all would be well. But thev nr nnk. The few dollars thev beat thn h pers out of they appropriate to their own use ana witn tne dining and wining of themselves they often take other funds of tne Borough to pay their feasting bills. Shenandoah's Council should reside on some isolated Island. Joyce'B American. Special Rate via the L. V. R. R On account of the meetinc of the Grand Lodge and Encampment of Odd Fellows at Philadelphia Mav 20th to 25th thnsn holding card order-i can obtain tickets at the Lehigh Vallev railroad Rtntlnn tn Philadelphia at the rate of $3.23 for the round trip. Good going May 18th to 20th and good to return until Mav 25th. finrn orders can be obtained from Mr. H. Steuernogle, 527 Penn Avenue, Pittsburg, oy tnose entitled to receive them. HVll-PPnt 1 Ifl V fnnln O.i r. . C-1 TI 1 1 . for 5 cents. Ask your grocer. Pictures free. A Collision'. The horse of E. J. McGnlnlsa, the ex press man. rau awav on East fnti-n street Saturday afternoon and collided witn an electric railway car, but only slight damage was done. Curbing and Flajreiner. M. II. Master has Just received KPVPrnl oar loads of cm bin tr and fiaireini? mhirh he will sell cheap, and put down stone pave ments. 4t The Two florgans. Under the recent deal In Councils onr police helmets cost more than they have for sqveral years past, notwithstanding thaj; all such goods have been reduced in f-nu 1 M ti t n , 1, ..,... T l i. .. . competition, "Dlckej" Morgan in 2 Mahanoy City "Record." i 1 The local correspondent of the Dallv Watson House Free Lunch. An elegant free lunch will be sprvpfl at. this popular cafe irom 8 to 12 p. m. no the Totals 10 15 2i 22 e Record must be suffering from an attack , oi sour grapes, it be would confine him ' self to the truth hp irnnlil ll.i.l u. f tho. i1 M borough paid less for the police helmets mis year tuan last. "Willie" Morgan in the i'ottsvllle Republican. INNINGS. Bhenandoah 3 0 2 0 Freeland 0 3 0 0 Earned, runs Freeland, 8; 2 0 fl I 0 .0-10 Shenandoah, 7. - -,w ... i-.iwuBCltdll, .J1U91U1, 1V11ILT, Merrlmiiti. . Thri. li.is liltllnna b.,ti hit Smith. Stolon bases Freeland, 6: Slien aiuloah.U. BtruoU out-Uy I'lioin, i byfjmltli, 3: by Mattern. i. IJouble plays -Ureilln ami Mcl-adden: SiuitU, Khm ana lJttle. Base 011 I'lrom, IS; on Smith, 6; olf JIatiern, Other League Games. on a flv to I.ltMn. M balls, and then camo the error that made chills run up the backs of the spectators. Rothermel sent a high fly to right field nnd Severs ran in for it. He put out bis glove with the Intention of bouncing the imu towards him, but it bounced out and Warner. Umpire Gallagher. I'ottevllle ...0 0 0 0 Carbondale 2 7 10 Anderson, Hughes and lln and Hess, 0 0 0 3 n 11 0 x-18 12 Stanhope; JloLaupju- "I have used Burdock Blood Bitters in my family for two years. It is the best medicine I ever used. It cured me of erysipelas in very short time; also cured rav,sot!.0' scrofula after the doctors bad i?1ii1fdfa Loul9e B- Woodward, Laurel Hill, Fayette county, Pa. n u Allentown 0 1 1 0 1 5 0 7 4-10 10 6 Harrlsburg 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 S 112 11 7 llakely and Milllgaiv, Meauy, Willis and Roth ii 11 e Heading 0 1 0 2 3 0 4 0 1 11 IS 5 iiniaster ..u ilOUUOOOl (110 8 lthoads and We-nd; t a,Iaghan and Arthur. A hot stove bakiarr r.ilfpa a when you can buy them just. as ood and cheaper and save the labor. We have the assortnent to please you all. Cheap, medium pricedln 1 fancy 122 North Jardin SYoat.
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