- ( SHENANDOAH, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1896. ONE CENT. YOL. XI.-NO. 153. SHIRT WAISTSSHIRT WAISTS. A Full and Complete Line From 50c to $1.25. FWHITE : GOODS : AND : EMBROIDERIES. HENRIETTAS, LANSDOWNE AND SILK, 'Laces, Gloves, Ribbons and a fine graduating dress. I i EZDEDSrET'Cr North Main St., jm kj. l ixBwt Headquarters For Shirt Tho demand for laundered sliirt waists is daily increasing mid wo aro now fully prepared to meet tho wants of tho trade. Wo haudlo only well made, garments, hut you will find our prices as low as others ask for common goods, 50c, 0.1c, 75c, 70c to $1.25. Our silk stock is immense. You aro euro to find hero tho material yon want for either dress patterns, dress trimmings, waists, etc. Wo reccivo new invoices almost daily and get Whatever tnero is new in tuo marltct. FINE DRESDEN SILKS, 1st quality, f 1.00 to $1.25 per yard. BLACK SATIN DUCHESS, ostra heavy, $1.00 per yard. PRINTED JAPAN SILKS, 25 cents to 45 cents. PLAIN JAPAN SILKS, 50 cents to 75 cents. A largo variety of Fancy Silks from 35 cents to 00 cents per yard. Our Carrot stock is complete. Look through our lino and seo tho pretty desiens in Moquetts, Tapestry, Velvet, Body Brussels per yaru up. Ae Handle Butterlcks P. J. THIS IS OUR Special Drive in Our Spring Line of Ladies' Shoes is in everything good and attractive in the market. OUR SPECIALTY SHOE. . We are making a drive in the w overly ladies shoe. 300 pair will be sold at $2 a pair. Regular price is $2.50. This may be this last of this line this season. We have them in C, D, IJX EE widths. No better shoe General Agent for the ALFRED F. MORGAN. AQUEDUCT MILL FLOUR. If you want GOOD BREAD use either of the following brands of .High Grade Blended Flour : Daisy, Moss Rose, Lexington, Our Lilly. They are the product of a combination of the Best Winter and Northern Spring Wheat. Our "Old Time" Family Flour is a complete Roller Flour at $4 a barrel and is guaranteed to please you. IF YOU WANT- Good Pies and Cakes use our "Brookside Pastry" Brand. It is made of wheat selected for the purpose and made especially for Pastry use. Our "Whole Wheat Graham" Flour is made of selected hard wheat, carefully prepared and ground by the Buhr Process, retaining all the properties of the whole wheat berry. Our Rye Flour is Old Process Stone Ground Rye Flour. If you want Minnesota Patent Flour we have the Best Brands in the market, SUPERLATIVE, DACOTAH, CARESOTA. Washburn 8c Crosby Gold Medal. Our Special Brand "13 tc." At KEITER'S. Next Door to Coffee House THIS FINE ROCKER iBM$1.39. Children's Carriages $3.75 and upwards. All Styles of Refrigerators. j. p. Williams 8c Son, Joutrn Main St. Fans. Everything suitable for Shenandoah, Pa. Waists, Silks, Etc. and Ingrain, also Itag Carpet from 25 cents Paper Patterns. - 27 N. Main St. EYE OPENER 1 Ladies' Footwear! being increased everyday. Takes is made for the money. 14 S. MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH. Snag Proof Duck Boot. A SHOE TALE I Only tho happy wearers of Morgan's Shoes can appreciate tneir real goodness ot quality, fit and durability. Tho prices aro right a trial will tell a long story. Sco our special in ladies' shoes. Alfred F. Morgan, No. 11 W. Oak Street. The Jury Secured After Exhausting the Whole Venire. THE "HERALD" REPRESENTATIVE. Be Furnlshea a Full and Detailed Report of the Trial Up to a Late Hour This Afternoon The Line of Defense Probably Insanity. Special toEviatiNO Herald. Pottsville, Juno 10th. Tho trial of Theodora Eisenhower for tho murder of John Schwindt, at Shenandoah on tho 17th of Fehruary last, Btartcd in earnest this morning and may consumo tho halanco of tho week. It was announced yesterday thnt tho Commonwealth would call ahout twenty witnesscsand that tho defenso had subpoenaed thirty-six, but last night tho Commonwealth issued subpoenas for twenty-two additional witnesses, so that a large audienco is assured for tho trial in thoso compelled to attend, if not in curious people. That tho attendauco on the rart of tho latter will bo large, how ever, is almost a foregono conclusion. Tho pcoplo of this placo seem as much interested In tho caso as tho peoplo of Shenandoah. Not because of any particular interest In any of tho parties connected with it, hut 011 account of their being "a woman in tho caso." To every inquiry as to what caso is being tried beforo Judge Savidgo tho reply is, That Shenandoah woman caso." This is a signal for a grand rush to tho court room and there is ti great straining of necks, not to get a glimpse at tho accused man, nor tho weeping widow.or tho fatherless children who sit nt'.hor sido apparently unablo to understand what is transpiring, but to get a look at Mrs. Eisen hower, tho wifo of the murderer, and on whoso account Eisenhower says ho did tho shooting. But Mrs. Eisenhower is not in evidence. She has thus far kept away from tho court house, and in fact from Pottsvillo If tho defenso doc3 not subpoena her it is not likely that she will bo seen hero at all, as sho will not appear hero voluntarily, and tho Commonwealth cannot subpoena her, as sho would then bo inado a witness against her husband. It has been hinted, howovcr, that Elsenhower's children may bo put upon tho stand against him. In such an event they will ho called upon to testify to tho event on tho night Eisenhower says his wife behaved tin 6cemiugly with William Schwindt, tho man Eisenhower intended to kill. It is understood that tho prosecution will endeavor to show that Eisenhower's pro claimed grounds for jealously aro merely fabrications and that ho had detenniued to kill William Schwindt in revenge- for a beat ins ho received at tho hands of Schwindt. Tho defense, it is believed, will set up a claim of insanity and attempt to show that it was brought about by tho wife's unfaithful ness. It is also expected considerable ovidenco will bo introduced to show good character on tho part of tho accused. Tho preliminaries of tho trial concluded at 6 o'clock last night, whon the twelfth juror was secured. At 5:30 tho panel of 70 was oxhausted. After 02 had been osamiuod Clerk of tho Courts Shortall oxplained thnt one of tho remainder had failed to respond ono was oxempted from duty on account of being deaf and tho other six wero oxcuscd for various reasons. Up to 5:30 hut bevou jurors had bcon secured. Judgo Savidgo directed that efforts be inado to secure tho rest from tho jurors who had been stood aside after examination, and iu half an hour tho boats in tho jury box were filled. Judgo Savidgo then instructed the jurors as to their duties between sessions of tho court. He admonished them not to talk about tho case. or allow anyone to talk to them concerning it. He also admonished them not to read any uewspapera published in this county and only such other newspapers as shall first bo inspected by the court. The jurors aro also to remain together and are in cliargo of two court oillcers at tho Hotel do Court, of which Too Wadllnger, formerly of Shenandoah, is proprietor. Iu tho panel of jurors oxamined wore George Donglor, William II. Glenn, Thomas A. Evans, Jaoob Noll, John Watson, James Bell. Edwin V. Williams, John D.uldow and E. J. Wasloy, of Shenandoah, and Levi Durnseif, lately of Shenandoah, but now of Gilberton. Jone of these wero accepted Neither sido was disposed to accept a resident of Shenandoah. Several of tho parties uamod said thoy had formed au opinion on tho case, but could set aside tho opinion and render a verdict on tho evidence. Silas llofnagle, of East Union township, was among those oxamined. He suid he could rendor a verdict of murder in tho first degree, knowing hanging to bo the punish mont, lAit not in Eisenhower's case, as ho hod known tho man from boyhood, llofnagle was excused. All but three of tho jurors aro compnra- tively young men, apparently iu the thirties, but all are married. Both sides seemed ditpottd to select only married men fur the case. The jury impauolled is as follows : No. 1. A. E. Granzow, shoe dealer, Ashland, Io. 2. George Hill, miner, Silver Brook. No. 3. Isaac H. I.utz, laborer, Tumacms. No. 1. 1). B, Thompson, miner, Treniont. No. 3. Harry Wigiuore, watchmaker, Tre- mont. No. 0. Levi Kissiuger, merchant, Schuyl kill Haven. No, 7. T. I,. Protser, paiuter, Ashland. No. 8, Jacob Ledlsoh, farmer, Hiibley township. No. 0. Maurice J. King, laborer, Tower City. No. 10. Wm. W. Leonard, laborer, St. Clair. No, 11. Patrick Dougherty, rumor). Ash laud. No. 13. Frank Horp, clerk, Ashland. THIS MOItNJNO'S SEMION, The jurors, witnesses, Judgo Savidgo and oourt otllciali were ou liaud promptly at nine 0 clock this morning, but it wus ten minutes after tho appointed hour when Dis trict Attorney Edgar Bechtel commenced his opening address beforo tho jury. Tho pros ecuting official opened tho caso by saying that ou the 13th day of Jauuary, hist, Elsenhower appeared a.t tho Turkey Hun colliery in an Intoxicated condition and asked William Schwindt to take him home and Schwindt agreed to do so upon couuilion that Eisen hower would promise not to Hat Ms 1 l.lsen IConttnued on fourth page I REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. It AVns Called to Order by Chairman Carter To-duy. rnlrlmnk's Speech. Spcclnl to Evexiko IlEKAt.ll. St. Louis, Juno 10, 3.35 p. m, Tho Repub lican national convention was called to order hero to-day by Chairman Carter, of tho Na tional Committee, and C. N. Fairbanks, of Indianarolis, was mado temporary chairman. Temporary Chairman iairbauks opened Ills speech with review of achievements of Republican party to dato, extolling its policy on tariff? reciprocity and currency, and de nouncing free, coinage of silver. When tho Republican party was in power ho said our currency was as goou as 1110 best on tho globe. Wo mado sound money and an honest protective tariff to go with it; sound money and an honest protective tariff to go hand in hand, not ono beforo tho other. Great and splendid and powerful as our government is it cannot accomplish the impossible. It cannot crcato value; it has not tho alchemist's subtle art of transmitting unlimited silver Into gold. nor carl it mako 50 cents worth ono hundred cents. As well undertake by a resolution of Congress to suspend tho law of gravitation as attempt to compel an un limited number of fifty cent dollars to circu late with ono hundred cent dollars at a parity with each other. An attempt to compel un limited dollars of such unequal value to cir culate at a parity is bad in morals and vicious in policy. Wo protost against lowering our standard of commercial honor. Wo stand against tho Democratic attemptto degrado our currency to tho low level of Mexico, China, India, Japan. Tho present high standard of our currency, our labor, our flag will bo sacredly protected and pre served by the Republican party. Tho strug- glo for Cuban liberty onllsts tho ardent sym pathy of tho Republican party a party which has given to liberty tho fullest mean ing on tho continent. We wish to sco a now republic born ou Cuban soil to greet tho now century whose dawn is already purpling tho East. My friends, tho campaign of 1690 is upon us; tho great questions aro freo trado nnd freo silver against a protcctivo tariff and sound money. Chairman Fairbanks closed his speech with theso words: "A .distinguished Re publican has said that tho supremo desire of tho American peoplo is for an honest currency and a chanco to cam It by honest toil." Fairbanks Selected. A special telegram from St. Louis this afternoon states that C. W. Fairbanks, of Indiana, was mndo temporary chairman of tho Republican national convention and Senator Thurston, of Nebraska, pcrmaneut chairman. At 1:55 tho indications were that Conueticut would declare for gold. At llrccu's Cafe, 7 North Main Street. Pureo of pea soup will constitute our freo lunch to-morrow morning. Plenty lor nil. Frogs. Lobster salad. Meals served at all hours. Moran Has Iteen Located. Timothy Moran, who 0110 year ago left Park Placo for parts uuknown.leaving a wifo and threo small children to mako their own living tho host way thoy could, was located at Wilkes-Barro ou Saturday whore hois now living witli another woman undorauassumed name. Oillcers have been sent to that city to capture Moran. Kpllcptlc rit. Special Oflicor Michael Kauo suffered from the elfects ot an epileptic fit ou North Main street last oveniug, which lasted about ten minutes. He fell in the street in front of J. J. Prico's storo, and was removed to the sidewalk, where ho was attended by Dr. G M. Hamilton. If you want a flno wedding cako, let Otto mako it for you. isickert's Cafe. Our freo lunch to-morrow morning will consist of nico chicken soup. 1 Their Faroucll, Tho local Salvutiou Army will tender Cap tain Ur'iuhart and Lieutenant Mills a fare well to-morrow evening, at tho barracks in Bobbins' hall. Thoy will loavo tho following day for Philadelphia, and will continue their work in that city. Thoy will bo succoeded hereby Oapt. Carlson, of Reading. Sho will assume command on Thursday. Soo A. Holderman's display ot Jowolry. tf 4 Tht Columbia llreMlng- Company Are fitting up a cold storage room for their bottled beer for family use, which will en able thorn to deliver it "lea Cold" to the!: patron. Mock Damaged. The clothing stock of Sam Block has been considerably damaged by the recent wine through leaks iu tiio roof. Mr. Block estl mates his damage at about $600, Ask your grocer for the "Royal Intent' flour, ami take no other brand. It is tho best llour lnado Child Injured ut Win. l'eiiu. This morning tho threo-year-old child of Anthony Bralonus, of Win. Penu, was struck by a tomato ran, lacerating its face The child was playing in tho street when Zimmerman's meat wagou passed. Tho wheels struck tho can causing it to lilt tho child as Indicated. Stent Market Iteinoved. I wish to notify my many tatrons thnt liavo removed my moat market from 31 Wont Centre street to 380 West Centre street, threo doors bolowCurdlu'B wall paper store. 0-lfl-lw John- Rohland, Seo Holdennan's selection of jewelry nnd faucy goods. Prices tho lowest. 0-12-tt YVnjluld. Tony Pascola. an Italian, was set upon by five rullians near the l-'lour-barrcl last night and brutally beaten about tho hoad. Ho was also relieved of a small amouut of money, He lodged information against tho pcrpetra tors this morning. Show window full of priicntsfor graduates at Brumm's. 18 Ills Name Will be Presented to the St. Louis Convention. OY. MORTON FOR VICE PRESIDENT It Is Now Stated That New York's Gover nor Will Stand for the Position Piatt's Victory Over Miller Chauncey I. Fllley Defeated. St. Locis, JunolO. Asuresultof much tolegrnphlo negotiation between St. Louis nnd Albany It is definitely stutod on what Is believed to bo good authority that Gov ernor Morton has finally yielded to tho solicitations of his friends and has agreed to accept tho vice presidential nomination, nnd, despite the split In tho Now York delegation, is now to bo vigorously pressed for tho nomination. Tho selection by tho various 6tnto dele gations of their membership on tho com mittees wns not marked by sousatlonat in cidents save In New York nnd Missouri. In Now York nil tho smouldering bitter ness between the I'lutt and antl-Plntt fac tions broko forth, and ex-Senator Warner Mlllor, tho hoad of tho anti-Plutt ruction, throw down tho gnugo of dcflanco to tho Now York leader. Ho made a ringing speech, in which ho spurned thu lcudershlp 1-. jO.ITO.N. of a man who had declared thnt McKinloy was Unfit for tho presidency, and moved to doposo him by limiting Chatince.v M. Depew chairman of thu delegation. There wore hot words on both sides. Thurlow Weed Barnes denoiincod tho Herkimer statesman who had been instructed for Morton 11s n traitor. Tho nntl-Platt fac tion polled seventeen out of tho seventy votes In the dolention voting, and Mr. Piatt was ro-olccted chairman. Thurlow Weed Humes' denunciation of Miller jnndo ovon the Phttt adherents who surrounded tho delegatus look on with nmnzemcnt. "Sneak, coward, ernwlor, traitor, Jnyhnwker and backslider" weron few of tho expressions used, nnd Miller sank back In tho seat, his lips trembling, his fneo white -with anger, but Ills lips senled. John Haines was even nioro bit terly personal in his remarks. "Destroyer of trust, liar, kicker and serpout in tho camp" wero some of Raines' expressions, and ho would strido across the floor nnd put his finger almost tinder Miller's noso. After this sensational meeting hail ended Mr. Miller said: "I fall to understand how Mr. Dopow could possibly havo miscon strued my moaning. After tho meeting this morning, when everybody understood thosItuutlonthoroughly.Mr. Depew talked with ino and made 110 amendment to with- THOMAS C. rLATT. dnvw. His oxcubo at this time, It coems to mo, is,.. therefore, lllmsy. I am not dls turlxxl by thu personal attacks upon me, but I am disturbed ut Mr. Depew going back on his word to 1110. ISut, " ue added significantly, "thu light is 011 In New York, and we now know who our friends nro." Mr. Dopbw thU morning reiterated ills statement thnt he had entirely misunder stood Mr. Miller's proposition. As a result of tho mooting It Is found thnt seventeen of tho seventy delegates will oust their votes, not for tho New York etnto convention's choice, but for Willhun MoKlnloy. The delegatos lire: George II. Kevins, T. H. Willis, G. II. Hoberw, W. IJ. Atturbury. JohiiMlllikon, K. .T. Klaten bnch, O. N. Hllss, S. V. It. Cruger, A. G. McCook, William HrookUold, General Col lis, It. J. Wright, W. II. KolHirtMin. Al bert Story, George E. Matthew, W. C. Dudloy, N. V. Fnuohot and K. A. Curtin. It is bollovod that this votols surprising evon to Mr. Plutt. Pennsylvania will present the nnniA of II. S. Quay to the convention, and of the sixty-four votes of tho Keystono btnto llf-ty-elght will bo for Quay nnil six for Mo Klnley. Tho MoKinley men counted four votos as sure before tho caucus convened nt 8 o'rlook last night, nnd thoy 0011 at tho rusult as 11 gain for them, although tho caucus went from ilrst to last as tho Quay men dictated. The program was written out before the cuueus met, nnd with the exception of two unimportant items tho DrocoedlngH were In exact ai'i ui-danoo witli (Continued on Second Page 1 fwffmmffwmfwmmmmm New Designs in Glassware. Summer Specialties. Milk Sets, Water Sets, Lemonade Bets, Fruit Sets, Tea Sets, Juice Extractors, Cracker Jars, Water Bottles, Banquet Vases, Fruit and Cake Stands, Tumblers in Shell and Pressed Goods, Syrup Jugs, etc., etc. Gl RVI N'S 8 S. Main Street. Joint ltlrtli.liiy Celebration. A joint birthday party was held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. lieddall, on South Jardln street, last evening. Tho events celebrated were the birthday anniversaries of their daughter, .Tosie, and that or Edith Hoebncr, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Heebner, who liavo passed their seventh and eleventh milestones, respectively. A pleasant evening of social enjoyment was spent and a repast wa3 partaken of by tho following : .Mary, Katio and Josio Beddall, Edith, Anna and Lizzio Heebner, Laura Bedford, of Philadelphia ; Gcorgo, Frank and Horaco lieddall and James Morgan. Miss Lizzio Beddall, who is tho former's school teacher, was also present. ron gi:nti.i:jii;k. 119 dozen pair of best 25 cent combed Maco socks at 5 pair for f 1.00. At MAX LEVIT'S, 15 East Centro street. Lust Night's Social. A benefit social under tho auspices of tho Young Peoplo's Guild for tho All Saints' church was held at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Knott, on West Centre street, last evening, by which $1.00 was realized for tho cause. Among the participants in this worthy causo were tho following : Mr. and Mrs. George Knott, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Haskins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Davis, Misses Lawson, Smith, Jardcn, Edlcy, Florenco Harsley, Katio Dodsworth, Bertha Dieter, Maine- and Ruth Ellis, and Messrs. William M&der,' Thomas Timmins, Charles and Edward Boughey and H. Holleubach. Sco A. Holderman's display of jewelry, tf I-'ugithes CiiUKlit. On Saturday night Andrew Walcntakonas swore out a warrant, for tho arrest of Joo Litunis, Georgo Donner and Anthony Giidcnas for beating him in Paulokonis' saloon on East Centro street. Tho warrant was placed iu tho hands of Officer Goodman, who mado four unsuccessful visits to their boarding house. Last night tho trio was met by Officer Foltz, who held them as prisoners until Goodman arrived. After a hearing they wore placed in tho lockup in default of bail. You can be con vinced that the line of tableware now on sale our stove is certainly the Handsomest, most dutablc and cheapest thing yet offered to you. Water Sets, Table Sets, Syrup Jugs, Castors, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Tumblers, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Spoon Holder, Covered Butter Dish, Gallon Jugs. Use your own ideas in forming sets. Any piece sold separately. Call and see this beautiful line of goods now on exhibition in our window. F.J. Ports: 8c Son, SHENANDOAH, PA in s Korn Kure Knocks Out the worst quickest time. tormentor m Only 10 cents the KIRLIN'S DRUG store: 6 South Main Street. IN A MINUTE 1 1 ili- ,taui-Exa3i
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