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EVENING HERALD
KSTAUMSIIKI) 1HI0.
Published tivrry Keening, Kxerpt Sundftj'.ftl
tf Hotrrit Jaiuhn Htuket. Ntau CKSTnO.
The Herald .leilvrxtl itiHhcnAiitttmh and Ibo
aurrournlliiR town fnr ix rent n week, m
ftblo to the cnrrifM It mall 83,00 A year, or 'Hi
centt n month. HnMf In (ulvanro. Advcrtlm.
mentfl clmrK'! ftcfordinK to nniH't und jwmitlon.
The imhllftuura rwri- the rttflit to -hnr.KO the
fiosltlon ot udvertlMomi'ittit whenever the
lcatlon of iicwH dumiwuli It. The right Is
reeervod to reject any mlvert)ieinent, wh'ther
aid for or not. that tlio iutHwhcr may deem
Improper. AdvertlsliiK ratefl made known
upon nppllcntlon.
K titer ed nt the ptrntoRlce at Shenandoah, Pa., j
eocond claw mall matter.
TKM5PHONK CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
SATt'IlDAY. Al (Jt'ST 32, 180(3.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
TUB PHnslDEM
WILLIAM M'KINI.KY,
)I Ohio.
VitU VK't: I'BKSIIIHM,
UARHET A. IIODAUT,
Ol Km Jcrsev.
JtEPUBLICAN 8TATE TICKET.
l'OnCOM3a!MMAN-AT-I.A!ig,
OAIA'ftHA A. OnoW,
Of Suwjuehahna.
AMUBL A. UAVENl'OUT,
Of lirie
And Bill) TUvid
the funco.
Dennett Hill remains on
DimooRATlc electors cuntiutio to refuse to
icct Mr. llryan.
('l.vhbkcb F. Hitii, of Khauiokin, lias
been ro-eleeted coutity chairman by tho
lii-publlcans of Northumberland county
While tho sound money Democrats of this
county repudiate the Chicago platform, they
apparently swallow the local ticket and its
platform without a rye face. Consistency nit
CANDIDATE SllEHIICBI) is said to be
straddlcr. It is nnuounced, however, that
he will loclarc for free silver, and then tho
wuiid inonoy Democrats might truthfully
M-lalin, "Whero arc we at '"
hnxATOB Tillman ho of iiitchfork fame
' -is to address a meeting in this town this
i) cuing. Tho Senator will bo accorded
greater courtesy here than ho was at Mt.
(lactua yostoiday, wlieie he was hissed.
Tin: public schools niien in this town on
Monday for the term of 1MM U7. The indica
lions aro that tlio attendance will bo larger
than over, augmented by the eufoi cement
of tho Compulsory Education Law. Superin
tendent Hogart has matters in excellent shape
lif the opening, and will iutioduce a number
if improvements during tlio term.
In tendering his withdrawal as a preside!)
tial elector to the i hairm.ui of tho Democratic
statu committee, Hon. t'harles 1'. King, of
l'ottsvillo, has simply done that which ovory
honest Democrat, holding the same views,
would ftel it his duty. His Intimate political
friends havo had a knowledge of Mr. King's
intentions In this respect ever since the
adoption of the Chicago platform, and that
it tho proper time he would publicly to-
pudinto the doctrine of ISryan, Altgeld,
J illmrii i , tt. :il .. in a manner that would
remove all doubt as to his position on
the currency iiuestion. Sir. King has
always been a Democrat and has contributed
liberally to tlio suppoit of Ids party, lie is a
iiuiu of strict integrity, hoiioal to a fault, and
his defeat for the Senate in this district,
w lien ho was "stabbed in the house of his
fiicuds," has not caused him to iv.ucr in the
faith of Jell'eisun and .lacksuu. Although of
different political faith, we houur and totpect
one who has thu courage of his couvictions,
Air. King will lose uothiug by tho criticism
of -small-fry politicians. Like thousands of
other honest Democrats in the state who
were slmcio in proclaiming their adhcrcnio
to tho Alluutowu platform, which declared
for tho proseut gold standard, ho refuses to
suboidinato thoso convictions to tho decree
of the Chicago convention.
Tm: Kepilblicans of l'ennsylvauia showed
unmistakably last August, in spito of tho
triple alliance between Martin, Magio and
Hastings, that neither of this trio woi
wanted by the voters. Martiu has lu-eittly
been shown up in a cry discreditable lifil
u a lobbyist in 1'hiladelpliia, and the
tienioudous power he has wielded in that
city is slowly but. surely slipping from li
gratp and his lcigu will soon be a thing o
the past. Mageo, too, has been exposed in
dicker with the Democrats of Allegheny
whereby his power is to be strengthened, bti
will more likely bo weakened instead, liov
eruor Hastings was led by his ambition to
ally himself with these leaders, but, when
defeated, promptly deserted them and Joined
the groat mass of liepublicaiis who remaiuei
steadfast under the leadership of Senator
Ouay, and his fall from gnue was forgHe
and tho fatted calf killed for his reception
Now comes the story that ambition still swell
tlio bosom, it not tho head, of his Excellent y
and ho desiros to bo elected to the United
tatea Seuato to succeed Don Cameron,
(iuvornor Hastings has fared well at
-the bonds of his party, and the honor coii
forind nnoii him when ho was niado
Chief Executive of the state was a favor
bcstowul not so much for any conspicuous
services ho had leudercd the state and his
party, as it was a balm for wounded feelings
caused by his turn down some yours before,
and wo do not set) that his services havo
entitled 1'iui tofurther advancement to tho
detriment of men who have been fighting
the buttles of tho Iiepublican party more
conspicuously and bearing tho burdens
thei'oof. Thero aio no assurances given that
li no wero cietw.-" vni.,v. -uinm'er,
when lie. allied himself'
witrt oleuienU of tho jmrty, would
it ho were elecicu sonuior mo ium i
himself wiui tlio
not li.i e
hn foiiL'ht over again. As such contentions
4iro not productlvo of good, it bcoun that
tM,od Tiolltios lenders tho Uovornoran undo
nirablo cnmlldatoand that a'Scuator U chosiu
f.-oui iimouu thoso whoso services ami ability
havo earned for thein the right to seek this
honor, and who can bo trusted to follow in
tho straight path and arc not liaoic to uo nircu
away by tho wiles of disreputable losses,
ijipoaling to their vanity or ambition.
PERSONAL.
Michael Keedhaui
riilladelphia.
U visiting
frienda in
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piatt have rtturi.od
from Atlantii City.
Harry Carl, of South West street, was a
vMtor to Ml. Carmel to-day.
Miss Susie McNeills, of Hast Centre street,
is visiting friends at Mincrsvillo.
Jacob Levintnn, of Olielsky's store, left
town to-day to locate at Hazleton.
tleorgo Uoliner, Sr., Ulked politics to south
of the mountain friends yesterday.
Miss Kdith Swart?., of Ashland, Is the guest
of the HulloWk family, on Laurel street.
Mrs. John StaiilTor, of South Gilbert street,
yesterday presented her huslmull with a
girl baby.
Miss Jennie licddnll, and her brother,
rank, returned homo from Atlantic City
last evening.
Miss Aunlo Morris, of St. Clair, is visiting
er cousin, Mls Laura Morris, of South
Dowers street.
Mun Idaho Kolb returnwl to town yester
day, after spending- her vacation with rela-
ves at Alburtls,
Miss llitijic Cuogan, an accomplished young
lady of Philadelphia, is visiting her parent
on West Coal street.
Mrs. Alice Upton, wife of William Kptrni,
of Hast Apple alley, gave birth to a bouncing
baby boy last night.
Thomas Kyan left town this morning for
Lykumtowu, Dauphin county, to attend the
funeral of a relative.
T. T. Williams returned homo last evening
after spending two weeki at Atlantic City,
hiladelphin and other placid.
William Kerslako, of South Jardln street,
eft to-day for Gettysburg, to view' the sights
of tho old historical battlefield.
Wal. Smith, wife and daughter, of Phila
delphia, aio visiting Mrs. Smith's mother,
Mrs. Tempest, of Last Coal street.
Misses Josio O'Brien, of Gordon, and Kate
.yiicli. of Pottsvillc. are visitiui the llegley
family, on North Union street.
Capt. C. H. Link, formerly of the local
corps of God's American Volunteers, but now
f liorwiek, is visiting lricnds In town.
Miss Anna B. Mnnsell has returned home
from her vacation. Sho spent six weeks
with friends at Ocean Grove and Philadel
phia. Misses Julia and Hannah Sullivan, of
New York City, aro the guosts of their uuclo,
School Director Sullivan, on Last Lloyd
street.
Mrs. A. It. Shaw, two daughters and son,
of Latrobe, aro tho guests of tho former's
larents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby, on North
Whito sticet.
Mrs. James Jones, of Philadelphia, after
spending two weeks hero with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Pooler, of est tcntro
stiect, leturned home to-day.
Mrs. Joseph Coogan, of Philadelphia, who
s visiting her sister, Mrs. llrennau, on West
Centre street, spent yesteiday in Shamokin
anil Locust Gup with relatives.
Misses Maggie and le-sie Itarrett, of Ilrisotl,
i.; Lettio Lcnahan, of Gir.irdville, and
Tilllo Mrllugh, of Ccntralia, ale tho guests
of tho l'eilly family In Ilrownsville.
Mrs. W. S. Gintcrman and son, Guy, of
Shamokin, and Miss Minnie Hecbner, of
oi t Carbon, visited their blether, ltev.
Alfred Ikebner, and family, yesterday. Mr.
C. Silllman, of l'ottsvillo, was also a pleasant
illerut the parsonage.
Itellghms Notici'.
Services ill the Trinity lieforined chuich
to-niurrow at 10:0') a in., and (i::sl) p. m.
Sunday schuol at 1:30 p. m. Uov. ltobert
O'lioylu pastor.
ltogular services will bo held in Hie United
Evangelical church, (Dougherty s Hall,) to
morrow at 10 a. in. and (1.30 p. in, Preaching
by the pastor, ltev. I. J. IteiU. Sunday
school at 1.30 p. in.
Lbene.er Evangelical church, corner ol
South West a fid Cherry streets, II. Honne
Itomig, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.
English preaching, 0.3!) p. m. A cordial in
vitation to all.
Services in All Saints' Protestant Epifiepil
lunch on Hast Oak street to-morrow" at :t:30
a. m. and 7 p. m. TJio rector will omciate.
Sunday sthoil at 2 p. m.
The American volunteers are going to
hold meetings all day Sunday in liobbins'
building, 33 West Centre stitet. Meetings at
11a.m., 3 and 8:00 p. m. Evening subject,
A Man Come Out of Hell With His Night
Cap On." 1st Lieut. Haslam and wife in
command.
Welsh liaptist church, corner of West and
Oak streets, Uov. 1). I. Evans pastor. Services
at 10 a. m. and 0 p. m. Sunday school at 2
p. in. Prayer meeting Monday evenings.
Young People's meeting Wednesday even
ings. Class meeting Thursday ovenings.
Primitive Methodist church, James Moore,
pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a.' m., and (1:30
p. in. Sunday school at 2 p. ru. Everybody
welcome.
Servhes vtill be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church to-moirow at 10:30 a
Subject, "Tho White Stone and a Now Name
Written in It." 0:30 p. in. the pastor preaches
a candle sermon. Caudles aro used to
illustrate the gospel story in Uiaching the
only way of eternal salvation. Sunday
school at 2 p. in. ltev. Alfred Heebner, pastor.
All ale invited.
Serviies in the Presbyterian church to
morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. Sunday
school at 2 p. in. Preaching by liov. William
E. Westervelt,
Oal vary Il.iptist church, South Jardln street.
Services will be held to-morrow at 10:30 a
in., preaching by Mr. John Ilium. At 11:30
p. in , preaching by Mr. Jackson White.
Sunday school at 2 p. in. Prayer meeting
cory Wednesday evening, at ":,(). Seats
free. Everybudy welcome.
Of severest trial and test prove
Iniegardto Hood's BarsaparilU
1st, Greatest SVlerit
! Secured by a peculiar Combina
tion, Proportion and Process
unknown to others which
naturally and actually produces
2d, Greatest Cures
Shown by thousands ot honest,
voluntary testimonials which
naturally and actually produce
5d, Greatest Sales
29 A
According to tho statements ot
druggists all over the country.
In these three points Hood's
Sarsaparllla U iiecullar to itself.
9
Sarsaparilla
Is the best -It Is the One True Wood PuriDcr,
li 1 1 rs.i are the only pills io take
liOOU S Pill with Hood's Samaparllla.
Hood!
n limiluablo Adjunct,
Upon a recent visit to tho Yulcnn colliery.
of tho Mill Creek Coal Company, thcro was
exhibited to the representative of Tho Col
liery Engineer nn Invaluable adjunct and
Mjtnething which should havo a placo at ovory
colliery. It was a fire department, equipped
fully with the necessary apparatus, A small
house constructed of corrugated iron is
situated at a safe distance from tho breaker.
In this house is located a medium sized
pump with connections laid to tho nest of
stuim hollo's, and a large water tank. A reel,
containing 500 feet of good serviceable hose,
is hung on supports. Noz.lcs of various sizes,
wrenches; washers, etc., ,aro placed where
they con ho quickly reached. In caso of a
fire breaking out, In two minutes from' tho
time the alarm is given, a sticani of water
can be thrown over the breaker. Certain
men have certain duties to perform in case of
lire, and must attend to these only, and the
result is a thoroughly trained and disciplined
force. In addition to this, the pi ( caution of
having barrels filled with water, and buckets
conveniently hung at different points in the
bioakor, has beeh taken. Every two weeks a
thorough inspection of the entire apparatus
is mado aud a written report of its condition
is made to Superintendent Jones. This order
la imperallvo.
Diphtheria's I'ucuiy,
Heretofore diphtheria held supremo sway
in all families whero it entered. Physicians
used their best medical skill to stay and euro
tho terrible disease, yet thousands upon
thousands died annually. At last a positive
remedy has been found which cures every
ctse that ma- arise. Thompson's Diphtheria
Cure is positively guaranteed to euro every
case ot Oipntlieria wliciu It is appneii in
strict accordance with printed instructions.
Leading druggists ovoryw'here sell it at BO
cents a bottle, and no family in tho land can
lill'ord to bo without sumo on hand all the
time. Sold at Kirlln's drug store.
l'olitelieHl ts KHsentlill.
Politeness is always lequired of employes,
but sometimes it is forgotten or tho men
grow careless of tho requirements, so that it
is wise to occasionally remind them of tluir
duty. General Manager Provost, , of the
Pennsylvania Itaijruad, has issued a circular
calling the attention ot alt employes ot me
road to that clause lu tho book of rules which
demands politeness on tho part of all the
men in their dealings with patrons of the
road, as well as in tlieir conduct inward ouo
another. Mr. Prevust says that the reputa
tion and prosperity of tho company depend,
not only on promptness in tho transaction of
business, but on pollto attention to patrons of
the road as well. The Lehigh Valley shcnlil
enforce the same rule among nuo of its e m
ployes.
One (if NewuU's rt.itp (ittes Joirn.
PlIILAPi:LrilIA, Aug 2-2 A telernir
from London iimiouncui the loss of Un
ship Willie Husenfult, of which Arthur
Sowull, the Democratic e.'.uilldatu for vice
president, is owner. The news nunc bj
way of a dl .patch from Santa Catharine.
Tho Iiwmfrlt left Now York on April i!
for San Krauelsco. According to the dis
patch she foundered 100 miles oil the
count. A part f tho crew wuro saved, and
landed on Simtji Catharine. Tho rescued
wero brought to the shore on two small
boats, each of which contained fourtoen
persons. The number of tho lost Is at
present unknown. Tho vessel Is ono of
tho largest American ships ullout. She
was built at H.ith, Mo., In 1SS5'.
The Manitoba- s'eliool (Question.
Ottawa, Out , Aug. 22. In tho hotife
of commons yesterday, 111 reply to Mr.
Hnggarty, Mr. Iiurler said that the in
terview with him (Luurlcr) in respect to
tho relations of Canada with tho United
States was substantially correct. Attorney
General Slfton, of Manitoba, said lust
night front tho several conferences be
tween Mr. Laurlor, himself and Messr.s.
Cameron and Watson, also membors of
tho Manitoba government, and from, thu
views expressed by th3 premier, ho was
satisfied that when thu whole nutter wis
laid lief ore Mr Gmnwuy tlio bads of uu
amicable sottlenluitt of the s 'h 1 ques
tion would bo reached. Further than this
he wuuld nut go
Illumed fur the IsnleV Accident..
London, Aug 23. The Field throwsflie
whole 1 lame for tho Isolde accident and
tho resultant death of Harem Zedtwltz
upon Emperor William's yacht lletoiir. It
comments upon tho "ridiculous and iin
udoquato coroner's Inquest," anil asks
what the Yacht llaclng association und
tho Kuyal Albert Yacht ulnb are going to
do in tho matter, dn conclusion, It sr-ys:
"The attempt to blame Saint Is mum It
is a modern liistaiicu ot tlio 1 ablo ot tho
wolf and the lamb."
VUr fiovcrnora Murdered 111 Morocco.
London, Aug. 22. A dispatch to tho
Central Nows from. Tangier says that a
.plot has been discovered at Marrasch aim
ing at tho dethronement of tho sultan of
Morocco, Muley-Al)dul-Aziz, in favor of
his older brother, Mulev Mahommed.
Four provincial governors havo been mur
dorod bj' tho plotters Wholesale- arrests
havo been made In connection with tho
conspiracy, and a general tut of terrur
prevails among tlio Inhiililtanls.
The vrmtlier.
For eastern Now York, eastern Pennsyl
vania and Now Jersey: Increasing cloudi
ness, with light showers; southeasterly
winds.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing (Juot-itlmis of the Sow York and
riillndtilphlu IlxehungHs.
NnwYoiiK. Aug. 21. Tho Wall street fra
ternity was inclined toward hysterics today on
vagut suggestions of a (Ustrtmlng character.
Humors were current at the outs -t that a meet
ing of the Clearing Housi committee had been
called to consider the advisability or an Im
mediate issue of certificate. Upou luqulry
olllctals at thu Clearing House aad loading
bankers declared thtt such a step had beeu
considered some time siiioo, und a doclsloa
reached that no Issue would b mi I except in
caso of extreme no.iiM.lty. uio.iug bids
HalttmorB &OI1I0 IS L'lhigh Valley
Chosa. 43 Ohio YiY New Jersey Den
Del. Aj Hudson linji N. V. Oentrol
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Erie
Lake Erie is W
Lehigh Nav .. .
2d ass t paid.
General .Markets,
PillLAiu!I.lilIA, Au'j. 21 Flour dull! win
ter snporflnu, tl.(U!.13; do. extras, t2.l5i32.U0j
Pennsylvania roller, .clear, 3. 763; do. do.
straight, 333..23. Wheat firm; August, 0151(31
03c. Ooru weak; August. gJHJo. Oatsdull;
August, 2425a Hay weak; choice timothy,
m.SO'Sll. lloef quiet: city family. K).6010.
llutter steady; western dairy. 8V12c. ; do,
creamery, 15K310e , do. factory, 7svl2o ,K1
gins, lllo, ; Imitation creamvxy. 10(!Pl2o ; New
York dairy, lOUISc i do. crwrnjlMjiAljilfia!.,
fanoy stato prints, wholesolf&lwfijrTutnpb
blng at 1032.10. ; lVuiiylvaiiWdtiniry. stilts,
strictly fancy, lOe.i do. firstaJfflM;tJ.MhcC'
ends, 14 9100. , prints jouomg (ii
quiets largo, (Kio. j srulli'S'J
skims, t-V , full skims,
New York aud Peiiusylvanu
era, 11(3130.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
General Trade Practically
Confined
to
Stnple Llnrs.
New Yonir., Aur. 22. Uradstreots'
ngoncy Bays I aonoral trade throughout
tho United States Is practically conflnod
to stnplo linos. Tho vuliimo of business Is
no lnrgor, Where ordors havo Increased
in number thoy nro snmllor in slzo. lu
nlmost all lnstnncos thoy nro based on
nonrby requirements. The fenturo of tho
week Is tlio Increased dilllculty In milking1
collections and tho hluhor rates for incr
catitllo discounts. Credits aro IioIiir
scanned moro closely than heretofore and
aro grautcd loss freely.
B. Q. Duu & Co.'s weekly rovlow ol
tmdosnys- Political events of tho week
hud no definite influence- upon business
prospects for the phenomenal variations
In sterling exchange, and the beginning of
imports of gold may bo fairly attributed
to tho accumulating excess of merchan
dise exports over Imports, to which atten
tion has been repeatodly called, uxports
from Now York for tho past two weeks
hnvlng lieon SO per cent, larger and Im
port hero 21 per cent, smaller than last
yoar. There Is rapid curtailment of pro
duction In lrounnd steel, tho Illinois Steel
company having only seven of Its seven
teen furnacos at work, but lu splto of this
the supply of finished products nppo.irs to
greatly exceed the domnnd for them. Tho
ono bright spot is a sale of 0,000 tons of
steel rails to Japan for rollttlng railways
In that country.
The total of lntslness fnllnres In the
Uijlted States Is 2ill this weok, 0 moro than
last week, "2 more than lu tho weok ono
yoar ago and 13 iinro than lu the third
week of August, lbtit, tho period of ex
treme dopresln after tho year ISM.
Kheiimatlsm Cnreil In Day.
"Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at once tho causo
and the disease immediately disappears. Tho
first dose greatly benefits: 73 cents. Sold by
C. H. Hagenbuch, Druggist, Shenandoah.'
Aiiii-rlcdti lltr Association.
Sauatooa, Aug. 23 At tho meeting; of
tho IJir nssiiolnM'in yesterday eulogistic
tributes wen; pilil to Edward Otis Hink
loy, of Uiltimo'-n, for years secretary of
tho association. Tho following ol!iccr
wero elected: President, James M. Wool
worth of Omaha ; secretary, John Hink
ley of Ihiltiinore; treasurer. Fraud'
ltnwlr yf Philadelphia: executive com
mit teo, Alfred Hemen way, Hoston; Chnrle
Clallln, St. Louis; William W. How, New
Orleans. A vice president for every st it 1
In the union and o local council for each
stato wore also chosen. Chauticev M. D
nv presided ub tho annual banquet in the
evening, which was enjoyed by about 20"
distinguished porsons in tho GrandUnion
hotel ballroom.
Grip-Colds-IIeadache.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds aud 1a
Grippe when Laxativo Bromo Quinine will
cure you in ono day. Put up in tablets con
venient for taking. Guaranteed to curo, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. ,For sale
by Kirlin's Pharmacy.
A lay nt Atlantic- City.
For the accommodation of thoso who de
sire to-spend only a day at the seashore the
Phila. & Heading H. 11. will run a low price
excursion to Atlantic City on Sunday next,
Aug. U'ird, leaving Shenandoah at 3,10 a.m.
and Philadelphia, Chestnut St.- wharf; attl.00
a. in. Tickets $2.75 good only on tho above
special trains. Returning lcavo Atlantic
City at 7.00 p. in. and Philadelphia at 0.30
p. in., tons giving .about 8 lours at the sea
shore. 8-17-0t
Hicjolo Iteeoril llroKcn.
Sauna, K.m., Aug. 2-3. The world's
records were broken yesterday at the state
meet of tho L. A. W. vesper, Ureu and
Hunt, the Kansas City triplet team, low
ered the one-third milo track record from
3!) seconds to 37 2-5 seconds. "Roddy"
Maxwell did a one-third milo In 88 'AS,
lowering the record from 30 4-5. John
Lawson, tho "Terrible Swede," of Chi
cago, rode a mile, flying start, in 2.00 flat
NUGGETS OF-NEWS.
An Immediate advance of the Ktigllsh
forces upon Dungolu has been docldcd
upou.
Tho failure of the firm of Loopold Weil
& Co.. Now York, is announced. Liabili
ties, $125,000.
Morrill, Ping & Co., extensive lumber
dealers of Saginaw, Mich., have called a
meeting of rrVdlUirs. Liabilities,, fOM,000.
Walker B. Adams postmaster at Bed
ford Stntlon.who was shot In an encounter
with burglars on Wednesday night, Is.
dead.
A dispatch from Capetown says that the
Transvaal government Is Issuing further-
orders providing for tho arming of the-.
Boor burghers
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j. j purities trom
ar the blood. Healthy Kidneys make
(M. pure blood.
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
cure Rheumatism, Omit, -Eczema,
Ann-mln DlmnLi. til,.,.,, 1, .1 ,-.
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PACING RECORD BROKEN
Tlio ruinous Stnltlon, Joe t'ntrhcii, Paces
a Mile In 3.03.
Hmnv 1'AIiK, Me., Aug. 22. Tho famous
pacing stolllcn, Joo Patchon, lowered tho
world's stallion pacing record by ono
quarter of a so joml, going tho milo In S.03
lint on tho itlgtiy track yostorday after
noon. Two of tho Judges' watches showed
tho tltno to bo ono-flfth of a second loss
than 2.03.
It was not n very fnvornblo day for iro-
lng against records, ns a strong westerly
wind was blowing when racing began.
When tho wind died down a little Jack
Curry drove Joo I'atchen for a trial.
After n milo of warming up tho black
stallion was started down the track at a
llvuly gait with n runuor known as Little
Friend, drlvon by Charles O'Hrleu.
A strong hond wind was blowing. The
Judges caught tho quarter at 30 seconds,
nd with tho wind tit his back the famous
stallion reeled oil tho second quarter In
)i seconds. Tho half was mado In Just
ono mlnuto. On thn third quarter the
time wns!)0X seconds, and ata two-minute
clip. Joo Kitchen gathered hlmsolf for
the last quarter, .but here he met the
strong wind again, against which he
slowed down a bit, but crossed the wire In
82 seconds.
The announedinent of the mile In 2.03
Hat, ouo-quarter of i second better than
the' world's stallion paelni record held by
John H. Gentry, set tho crowd wild. Thoy
lifted Curry, tho driver, out of tho sulky,
swnrmod from the grand stand on to tho
track and cheered like mad men.
The ltedford Station Iturgltirs Identified
Ni:w Y'ohk, Aug. 22. Sheriff Johnson,
of Westchester county, und Bonjnmln
Schcnck, tho Bedford Station blacksmith,
Who holped light tho burglars, went to
tho Long Island hospital yesterday after
noon and posltlvoly Idontllled tho pris
oner held there ns tho ono who made hi
esenpo after being woundod in tho fight.
ho man Is known to tho Brooklyn police
ns Charles Jenkins. Tho larger of tho two
men now In tho Mount Klsco Jail Is a
brother of tho man In tho Brooklyn hos
pital, while tho smaller- Is Peter James.
Jenkins has been further ldentliiod as
John Clavo, alias GUmore, a noted bank
burglar, whoso picture Is No. 21 In Byrnes'
book of criminals. Ho was once con
victed of murder for killing Henry B.
Grove in Baltimore In 1885, and was sen
tenced' to bo hangod, but was granted a
new trial by tho court of appeals and was
acquitted.
The IlronklynV Trial Trip.
PniLADlSLl'HIA, Aug. 83. This morning
the new armored cruiser Brooklyn pro
ceeded down" thq Delaware rlvor on her
olllciiil trial trip olT the Now England
coasts. Sho Is fresh from tho governmont
station -at League Island, whero sho was
freshly painted, her sides and bottom
cleaned and every preliminary effort made
for the great and exciting race against
time that will decldo the probable bonus
for her builders. , Tho olllclal trial trip is
schcdttltid for Wednesday. Thon the great
vessel will bo run tit her best speed, with
every condition that can bo controlled by
tho builders favoniblo to fast time. On
tho builders' preliminary trial, madeearly
In May Last, ' tho Brooklyn developed a
speed of 21.07 knots, which exceeded tho
expectations of even the most sanguine.
Twicn Convicted Murderer Sentenced.
FAUGO, N. D., Aug. 22. Yosterduy- nf--
tcrnoon. Myron H. Kent, alias William
Wiley Pancoast, twice convicted of the
murder of his wife, at Jlnndan, three
years ago, was brought Into court before
Judge- aicconneu nnu tne onto 01 exoeu
Hon was sot for Nov. 12. Petitions are bo'
lug circulated nil over the state in behalf
of the- convicted man. It is said that
Juror Newman, who held out for more
than fifty ballots against the death pen
nltvf will personally oppour beforo Gov
ernor Allen in Kont's behalf. Ho will
claim that ho was coerced into bringing
n a verdict for the death penalty by tho
threats of other jurors. . J. Prlco, of
Fargo, Is named as ono of tho men who
assisted, in forcing his vote.
Secretary Cnrtlslo In Now York.
New Your, Aug. 22. Tho presence of
Secretary Carlisle down town yesterday
and a conference lie had with Mr. IJacon,
of J. P: Morgan & Co., caused somo talk
about the possibility of another bond
lssuxs. Mr. Carllslo called at the sttb-treas-uryearly
In tho day and saw Mr. Muhle-
mint, wno in air. joruan s uoseijce is aoc
lmr as assistant treasurer, After Mr. Can
lisle left the troisuiy Mr. Muhlemun said
that the secretary had merely called In
thero on his way to Washington, and that
hi visit had no spoclal significance, and.
that ho had not discussed unytlilng or sala
anything that was n matter for public In
terest.
Warrant for a Hank Cuidlier.
Kaxsas CITY, Mo., Aug. 22. A wurrant
for tho arrest of Cashier R. A, Taylor, of
tho defunct Argontine bank, was sworn
but vodordny by Bernard hpo.ik?-, who
mado a deposit In the bank Manila after
joon, tho day beforo the failure. j. luy
.or has not boon arrested
A Valuable Proscription,
Editor Monison of Worthingtwi, Iud.
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down, could not cat or digest food, had
liackacno which nevor li lt ner ana leu
tired and weary, but six bottles of Electric
Hitters restored bet Uenltn anu renewed per
strength. Prices 80 cents and 51.QU. uet
bottle at A. wasiey's lrug More.
Death of li Catholic- Divine.
WIIAIINUTOX. Did., Aug. 22. ltev. J. A
De Huytor, pastor of St. Joseph's colored
Cathollo church, dlou suuueniy 01 noun
disease at his home in this city aboutuooii
yostcrday. Ho was born in Holland forty
years ago, anil received his education lu
that country und Kngland. Ho had boon
i,ngu;,d in missionary work lu India, aud
tad os:U)d a large orpnun asyium in tm
city.
Kellef In Six Hours,
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the "New Great
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exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
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of tho utlnary passages in male or female.
It relieves retention of water and pain in
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old by Shapira's pharmacy, 107 South Main
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Ask your grocer for the "Royal ratont'
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"DR. MILES,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben
efactor to Thousands."
WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
who resides at Green Hay, writes
March Cth, 1SS5, as follows:
MFIvo years ago I bccae so nervous that
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at night on account of sleeplessness. My
attontlon was called to Dr. Miles' Hestora-
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whenever my nerves become vnstrung.wltb
always tnotiamo good results. My son also
Dr. Miles'
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It cures them. All who
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Nervine
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It is free from narcotics, perfectly harm
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Miles, through his Ncrvino la a benefactor
to thousands." . A. O. LEHMAN.
Editor and proprietor of Deb Lasdsman.
Dr. Miles' Nervlno Is sold on guarantee
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
R
J. CANFIELD, j!
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
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POLITICAL CARDS.
TJIO It. CHIEF UU-GESS,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tftc Fourth wftid.
SutH'ct to Citizens-pmty jules.
VOTE! FOR
JOSEPH WYATT,
CP SUEXJkXDOAII,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
Rlrst District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE, i
Of Siiexandoaii,
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Or Bnojn JlorsTAtN.
-FOR-
County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GEO.FOLMER, Sr.,
Of Shenandoah,
-FOIl-
County Treasurer.
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