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PPLITICAL CARDS.
jOIt CHIEF HUItGEsfl,
PIERCE WALKER,
Of tho Fourth ward.
Subject to Citizen party rules.
vote: FOR
Of Siiexaxiioah,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
First District.
VOTE FOR
FRANK C. REESE,
LORD ROSEBERY RESIGNS :
I
GOSPEL OF HEALTH.
Glad Tidings Proclaimed by Thank
ful Mlnlstoro.
The Leadership of the Liberal
Party in Englaud,
EASTERN QUESTION THE CAUSE.
FOR REGISTER.
VOTE FOR
HON. ELIAS DAVIS
Of Broad Moustain,
County Treasurer
VOTE FOR
GEO. FOLMER, Sr.,
Or SUEN'ANDOAH,
-FOH-
VOTE FOR
f Harry Bradigan,
J
Or Shenandoah,
FOIt
nPROTHONOTARY
VOTE FOR
"Emanuel Jenkyn,
Or JOUITTT.
-FOIt-
Recorder of Deeds
HARLES DERR'S
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11S Wocst Centre Street.
OurHot Towel Shave
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lie ltrfu.04 to Itctnln Hit Position Wlillo
Opposed by s Many of Ills Tarty
Leaders Sir William Vernon IIarcollrt
Slay Succeed llliu.
LoNDOK, Oct. 8. Tho Karl of Hosobcry,
tho Into promlor In tho llbornl Kovoriiniont
In succession to Mr. Hinds- "in, has writ
ten to Thomas 12. Kills, Lilier.ilnuimlx'rof
purllaniout for Morionathshlru, nml tho
Hirst Liberal whip, furylng that ho has ro
sluiiod tho loadorshlp of tho liberal party.
Lord Itosobory fays In tho oourso of his
letter:
"Tho recont courso of cvouts makes It
uocoasnry to cloar tho nlr. I find myself
la npparout difference with n oonsldorablo
mass of Liberals on tho eattorn question,
and there Is the samo conflict of opinion
with Mr. Glndstotio, who mustnocossnrlly
always oxorclso matchless authority In
tho party, whllo scarcely from uny quar
ter do I r icolvo oxpliclt support. This sit
uation, oxcept as It regards Mr. Gladstone,
Is not altogether now. Hut I complain of
no one, and I only rogrot that I should
nppoar to divide tho onorglos and to try
tho faith of tho Liberals.
"This quostlou, however, Is above per
sonal considerations, nnd In coming to
speech I must sponk my mind, nnd must
speak it without roferenco to tho party.
Undor these circumstances it Is best for
tho party nnd for myself that I should
speak, not as a loader, but as n freo man.
Consequently I bog to notify you that the
leadership of tho party, so far as I am con
cerned. Is vacant. I rosumo my Liberal
action."
Lord Itosobory expressed himself on
Sept. 18 with reforonco to tho public agita
tion in England for Intervention in Tur
key by Great Uritain, by saying:
"for England to intcrforo in Turkey
without tho cousont of tho powers would
involve ii European war."
This opinion ho based upon tho supposi
tion that Kussla had not qualified tho
nttltudo which she declared in 1895 nf op
posing separate action in Turkey by nny
power.
In contrast to this viow of Lord Roso
bery is the nttltudo assumed by Mr. Glad
stone In his carefully considered speech nt
Liverpool on fcept. 24.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, tho par
liamentary lender of tho Llbornl party,
and Lord llosobery'a loading rival for tho
leadership of the wholo party, speaking on
Oct. 5, supported n resolution calling upon
tho government to do everything posslblo
to protect tho Armonlans. He rejoiced at
tho nntl-sultan outburst in England, and
said that Great Britain ought, in tho fu
ture, to co-oporato with Hussla in tho
east, and, ns a llrst stop, to renounce tho
Cyprus convention. Hut Sir William also
declared that ho wus convinced that it
was utterly impossible for Great llrituin
to effectually operate alono ugalust Tur
key. The Times this morning says:
"It is ncodless to choo-.o n now leader.
-SiMVllllTiH-JTfwwurt-is In virtual pos
session of tho leadership, and ho has fairly
earned It by his capacity In and his energy
ns a fighting partisan out of olllco. Xo
body In cither the lords or tho commons
could nttompt to compete with him, and
It would bo absurd to treat seriously tho
suggestion that Mr. Gladstone bo re
called." -
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Atkinson's .Majority ill Guorgla.
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mi Increase of 0,uOJ over tho party ma
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still very complex, and tho result Is largoly
guess work. In tho Tenth district, which
Is tho homo of Thomas Watson, tho Dem
ocratic majority has dropped from 8,000
to 2,001 It is generally conceded, how
aver, that Atkinson has carried tho stato
by at least 28,000, and tho returns nro ex
pected by his friends to show that ho has
a majority of 33,000. This, if true, will
mean that the balauco of tho ticket has
been successful by a majority of 40,000.
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MH.LVII.LE, X. J., Oct. 8. Tho glass
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work at last yoar's scale of wagos, but un
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For eastern Now York, eastern Pennsyl
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Becnuso sho refused to marry him, Pop
plnl Curlna was shot do.ul by Frank Jon
gaso at HlUville, O. Ho oscaped. Doth
nro Italians.
Lovcrlngand Halo, Prohibition nomi
nees for president and vice prosidout,
spoko to an audicuco of 300 at Trontoii
last night.
Secretary of Stato MoCaffey, of Colo
rado, gave a decision sustaining tho pro
test of tho sliver Republicans against tho
uso of tho Hopiibllcan name and emblem
by tho McKlnloy party.
At Mount Junction, On., yesterday an
election quarrel between Gin Williams,
Populint negro, and a Democratic negro
resulted in tho accidental killing of an in
U.uuut white man by Williams, who was
promptly lyn -.hod.
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of tho urinary passages in male or female.
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Two Shot In nu i:icetlon Quarrel.
Elhriitov, Ga., Oct. 8. At tho polls
yostorday a quarrel arose, nnd Will May
Hold shot and fatally wounded l!ud Suu
dors. Tom Waller shot I. (J. Swift in tho
arm and shoulder. Tho tragedy created
great oxcitonient, and for it whllo It lookod
ns if iv bloody battle would result. Tho
young iiien nro well known in this section.
They nro netlvo county politicians. Tho
dispute arose over contesting votes. Ono
of tho parties to tho dillloulty was a Dem
ocrat, the other a Populist. Mayfleldnnd
Waller nro both in Jail. Swift is not hurt
seriously, and Sanders may got well.
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'Consul General Iteprluintided.
Wasiiixotox, Oct. 8. Tho department
of stato has ndmlnlstorcd n reprimand to
United States Consul Gouornl Crlttonden
for holding correspondence with news
papers on oillclnl matters. It is said at
tho department that Mr, Crittenden was
callod upon for n ropott upon tho labor
question in Moxico, nnd that ho communi
cated the substance of this to a Now York
newspaper.
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JUBILANT FRffiJCnifflN.
Still Making Merry Over tho Visit
of Bussia's Euleri
THE 0ZAR LAYS A CORNER STONE
I'nr the Construction of n Hrldgo Whlrh I
tobe Xnmed In Ills rather Honor Tor
lllnl Iteeeptlon ttt the Imperial Couple
hy the Municipal Council of Tariff.
I'AlllS, Oct. 8. Yesterday tho czar and
cznrlna of llussln visited tho principal
public buildings of Paris, including Notre
Damo cathedral and tho Pnnthoon. Tho
czar and cznrlnn greatly admired the fres
coes on tho walls of tho Pnnthoon, and de
scended Into tho vaults of thnt building.
Tliero thoy halted briefly before tho tomb
of tholato President Carnot, whore tho
three sons of tho dead president wero pre
sented to the czar. After visiting tho dif
ferent buildings tho party returnod,
through tho crowded streets, to tho Rus
sian embassy.
After luncheon nt tho Russian embassy,
nt which many prominent French and
Russian officials and ladles wero present,
their mnjostles drovo out to inaugurato
tho now hrldgo, to bo namod tho Alexan
der III bridge, and nt 3 :30 p. m. wore mot
lit tho site of tho brldgo by President
Fnurc, tho usual immonse crowds cheer
ing and bright sunshine prevailing. Tho
Imperial standard of Russia was hoisted,
tho Russian nntliem was played, nud tho
ceremonies were carried out without n
hitch.
President Fauro stood bosldo tho czar
and czarina. Grouped around them were
tho presidents of the senato and chamber
of deputies, ministers nnd cabinet olllccrs,
and further back wero tho members of tho
dlplomaticcorps. Tho stands erected for
tho senntors, members of the chamber of
deputies and mayors of tho different
towns, etc., were heavily loaded, and tho
entire vicinity was densely packed with
people.
Paul Mounet read tho stanza composed
for tho occasion by Jose Hcrcdin. M.
Houcher, the minister of commerce, thou
delivered a short address, bogging his
majesty, in tho name of tho government
of tho republic, to liythe llrst stono of tho
brldgo and thus accord to u great work ot
civilization and peace his high approba
tion and gracious patronago.
After tho czar and czarina had signed
tho formal document prepared for tho oc
casion tho czar was handed a trowel by
President F.uire, with which his majesty
sproitd," small portion of mortar and tap
ped the corner '.".ono with a mallet.
At tho snino moment n boat, in which
was a group of Jliaidens dressed in white,
left the right bank of tho river and crossed
tho stream to tho place ot tho ceremony,
whoro they prosepted tho czarina with a
silver vaso containing some .splendid flow
ers, j
Their majotiqs nnd President Fouro
then drovo to the) mint, and from there to
tho French Institute. At tho latter place
M. Legouvo made a speech of welcome, re
calling tho visit of Peter tho Grent. and
M. Coppeo read an. "do to tho imperial
v-sitors. Tho latter if terwards signed tho
minutes of the nicotic.! and proceeded to
visit tho Hotel do Yillt-
Tho lMnco do L'liotelelcrVlllo was pro
fusely decorated with Hags, and the lamps
wore already lighted as tho Imperial party
arrived. Their nppearnnro was tho signal
for choirs and orchestras stationed in
stands to burst into a hymn of welcome,
which was followed by the "Marsollalse"
and tho Ilu-sian hymn.
President Fiuiro, witli tho czarand czar
ina on either side of him, ascended tho
steps amid tho cheers of tho crowds, tho
troops presenting arms, tho drums tolling
and tho bugles sounding a fanfare.
Tho president of tho municipal council,
who w'as surrounded by the councillors,
in welcoming their majesties said:
"Tho pooplo of Paris, who acclaim (o
your majesty, its guest and tho repuidlo's
ally, havo suspended their labors in order
to render your majesty and tho empress
tho homage which its traditions, love for
tho fatherland and faith in tho destinies
of tho two great friendly nations imposo
upon them."
In reply tho czar simply expressed his
thanks. Ho traversed tho provosts' hall,
whllo tho choirs of the opera and tho con
servatoire sang tho Russian hymn, ac
companied by tho band of tho Gardo Ro
publlcalno, and onterod tho Cour d'Hon
neur, wjdoh was transformed into a mag
nificent winter garden, marble statues
being placed hero onil thoro among flower
beds which wore surrounded by a rockery,
over which foil cascades, whllo illuminated
fountains played amidst tho flower bods.
At tho furthor end of tho garden a crim
son stalrcaso roso from banks of (lowers.
Thoimporlal Russian pair, escorted by M.
Ilaudln, ascended tho stalrcaso and half
way up turned nndidmirod tho fairy like
scone. They then continued their ascont
till they reached tho hull of Cariatides,
where thoy stopped and gazed upon thq
onyx, vase given to Paris by tho Czar
Alexander 111, father of tho present czar.
Thence they entered tho Hall of Fotos,
where 4,000 persons wero awaiting them
standing.
Tho Russian sovereigns were then
seated, with President Fauro between
them, on a sort of throne, tho dignitaries
of their suite and of tho French govern
ment who wore designated"to attend upon
thorn being grouped around, whllo they
lUloned to a concert. Tho imperial party
nt 0 o'clock returnod to the Russian em
bassy. Last night tho Imperial visitors attended
a gala performanco at tho Theater Fran
calse. Tlio franctio enthusiasm in every
part of tho city was oven greator than it
was on Tuesday. Every hotel and cafe
waf crammed with people unpaged in an
t,,iH,,t,,.l ,lLr.,,aEl.... ..rtl..,., 1
losing toasts in honor of tho Russian
icror, which Hud an echo in every
nch heart. Tho illuminations wero
tated In all of tho publlo buildings and
numerous prlvutobuildiiiKs on airrand
e, and tho nppenranco of tho city win
wait loss iiriiuant tliuu ut Tuesday
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TRAINS FOH SIIKNANDOAH.
Iftve Kew York via Philadelphia, week
day, 4 30, 8 00 a. in., 130, 4 30, tl 00 p. m. and
nlKht. Sunday, 6 00 p. m.
liCiive New York la Afanch Chunk, week
day, 4 30, 9 10 a. in.. 1 80 and 4 15 p. tn.
Leave Philadelphia, Head Inn Terminal, week
days, 4 20, H 35, 10 05 a. tn. and 4 05, 6 30, 1180
p.m. Hnndays, 1130p.m.
Ieavo Heading, week day, 1 35, 7 10, 10 08,
11 55 a. in., 6 00 nnd H 20 p. rn. Sunday, 1 35 a, jq.
Leave l'ottivllle, weekday, 2 35, 7 40 a.m.,
12 30 and 5 12 p. in. Sunday, 2 35 a. m.
Leave Tatnaqtia, week day, 3 1"?, 8 50, 11 23 ft
ni., 1 27, 7 20 and J 43 p. m. Sundays, 3 18 a. m.
Leave Mahatioy Cltv, week dav, 3 45, 9 23,
11 47 a. m., 203, 7 41 nnd 10 08 p. m. Sundays, 8 43
a. in.
Leave Mnhnnoy Plane, week davs, 2 40, 4 00,
n30. 0 37, II 59 a. in., 1 12, 2 10, 5 20, 0 26, 7 57 and
10 23 ii. tn. Sundays, 2 40, 00 a. tn.
Leno Vllllamport, Meek day. 7 12, 1010 ft.
tn,, 3 35 and 11 11 p. in, Sundays, 11 15 p in.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia Chestnut street wnrf and
South street whatf for Atlantic City.
Weekday Kxpie, 9 00 a. m., 2 00 (00 5 00
p.m. Aeeommod.itlon, M 00 a ni.,il.l0ip in
Sundays Kpre, 9 00, 1000 n. m Accom
modation, s 00 a. in., 1 15 p. in.
IIeturnin,: leave Atlantic City depot, comer
Atlnntle and Arknna avenue.
Weekilay Kpiet-, 7 Jt5, 9 00 n m ( f 0
p. in. ALcuinniDilntlou, K n n. m , I .J p in
SiiinlaVHKxpre"-, 100. 7 30 p. in Vitintnt
dntlon, 7 15 a tn., I 15 p in,
Pai l.r Cum mi all express train-.
I. A SWKIOAIM), O. O. HANCOCK,
(len'l Superintendent. (len'l Pass. Ar
perpa. Railroad.
feCUUYKlM. DIVISION.
Si:rin.Miir.ii 211, lR'JO.
Tnilni will leave Sliennntlunhnftrr tho nbort
ilato for Wlssnns, Gllbortmi, l'mckvlllc, I)rk
W'ntiT, St. Clair, l'ottsville. Ilnmliure, ltendlng,
Pottstnwn, l'litit'iilxvltle, Nt,rrItown nutl Phil
ndclplila (Ilro.nl stri'ct ftjttlt.ii) nt 6 0S nml 1143
a. m. nml I 20 it. in. on week iliiyi. Kor I'otla
vlllo ami intermediate ptntlons 9 10 a. in.
SUNDAY.
I'or WlRKnnt, Ollljerton, Frackrtllo, Dark
Water, St. Clair, l'ottivllle, nt 6 OS, 9 10 it m. and
310 p.m. For HninlnirB, 1'eailliiK, Pottttown,
IMioenlxvllle, Noiri-town, IMllUilelliliia at 6 00,
9 10 n. in., 3 10 p. m.
Trains leave Frnckvllle for Klieimntloab at
10 10 n. in. nnd 1211. .101. 712 and 10 27 n. m.
nuiiuny, ii i.i n. m. nnti .- iu p. m.
Leave PottsvlHu for Shcimndonli
a. m. nnd I 10, 7 15 nml 10 00
10 10 n. in.. 5 15 p. m.
lUTTpiT
vnvv I'll lutlellHTla. (llrontrMtrt-Lni 1 i.
Shennntloali nt 5 57 nnd 8 35 n. in., 4
p. in. weeK tiays. mmuayN leave at 6 """"j
I.eavii Ilroatl street Htntlon, Pllllnde.jiadtv
Sen Cilrt, AHbury Park, Otenn tirttvt
Hr.iueh, nm! Intermediate stations. I 03, 6.t.
II. 39 a. m., 2 as, 3.30, 1.03 p. m. week-days,
Sntuidays only. HuiidA). (etoji nt interlal
for Ashury I'nrk), 1 m, 8.25 it.
Leave Iirond Street Htatlon, l'lillndelphla,
FOIt NEW YORK.
i:pre.i, weeh-ila s, 3 M, I ft-,, J m, .115, 6 50.
a- 1021 iDlnliiK Can, llnOn m
r, i J3'" ('hnhe.l 100 and 122 p m.
,,i "C"'' J 230 I"'"'!!!,- Curl 3 20 3 30,
I oo r on. .i ,v, i Dlnim; Cm-, on a mi, h 12, 10 00!
p. m , 12 01, iilK'ht s la s, 3 20, I U-., I W, 5 IS,
?i i-'r?)' .1021' "I'Hnir Cur!, II 03 n. m
J? 'V' : ? IPWVZPr)' 1 'hn'ted I 22I)lnlnK
Car, 5 50, II i 50, Dining Car, 0 35, 050,812, 100S
p. m., 12 01 niclit.
l:piess for Huston wltliolit change, 11 03 a.
III. , week-days, and 0 50 p. 111., daily.
l'Olt WASHINGTON AND Till! SOUTH,
Por Tlitltlntri, nml Wiiuliltwrtn.. uu, ?w u a.
1020, 11 23 n. 111., 12 09 (I13) Umlted Dln
Init Cur). 1 12, 3 18 4 41 (519 OonKrealonal
H'J'lt;".V, I'lnluBCar), 617, 05.5 (DIhIiir Car),
7 5S (DlnliiB Car) p. m., and 12 05 ulghl
week days. Sundays, 350, 7 20, 012, 1123 a.
111., 12 Oil 1 12, 4 41, ( 5 15 CoiiKrewiional Umlted,
DlnlnK Car), 6 IB (DIiiIiir Cnrl, 7 58 B. m.
(DlnliiB Carl mid 12(15 nic'it.
I'or Sea (ilrt, SirliiK I.nke, llelmnr Ocean
(.rove, Ai-lniry Park ami I.onir llraneh, 650,
8 25 and 11 3'J a 111., 330 and 4 00 p in. week
days. Sundays, 8 25 a. 111.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Iirond btrect stntlon, Philadelphia (via
Delaware, river bride;"), express, 7 02 p, 111.
dally.
Leave Market street Ferry, express, 8 50 a, m
2 00, 4 00, ( 00 p. m. Sundays, 8 15, 9 45 n. m.
Aeeoiiiuioilation, 8 00, h 20, a. 111., 3 20 nnd 4 20
p. 111., week days. Sundays, 8 Oil, 8 15 a. m 4 00
and 5 00, p. m.
I'or Cape May, AiiRlesseii, Wlldwond and
Holly litnch, and Sen, Isle City, Ocean City anil
Avalon Kxpress, 9 00n. m., t 00 p in, week
days. Sundays, U 00 n. m.
Kxprcss, 910 a. 111., and 2 30, 4 20 p. in.
wek day Sundays, 8 50 a. 111.
For Somen Point. Express, 8 50 a. m 4 00
p. 111. wtek das. Sundays, s 15 n. m.
S. M. I'hkvo-t, J.H.Wood,
Qen'l Munaccr. (len'l l'nss'K'r ArII
nillions of Dollars
Go up in smoke every year. Tako no
risks but Ket your liouseB, Block, fur.
uiture, etc., msuieil in tlrst-claaa re
liublo compaiiios as represented 1-v
DAVID FAUST, !i0suSCM.er'
Also Llo and Accidental CmupaulM
idonli nt 10 S
p. m. s.f tho j
.111 and, 1
Wanted-An Idea
Protect your ideasj they may bring you wealth.
rue junn HLUDbituuitn xlu., I'aieni Aiior
ceya, Washington, 1). C, for their $I,8u) prlco offer
and list of two humlred Inventlona wauteJ.
Who can think
of some simple
wing iu paienir
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Q S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Olllce: 30 West Centro street.
Can bo consulted at all.hourfl.
p F. HUItKE, M. D.
80 K. I.loytl etrect, Slienantlnali.
Olllco hours : 7 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 ami 7 to!
p. in.
J H, I'OMEItOY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Blienandonli, Pa.
r, M. BUHICK,
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW.
Oftlce Kuan bulldlnir, corner ot Main anr
Centre street., ShenandoAli.
W. SHOKMAKKIt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market ami Centre slrei-t.
pitOP JOHV JOVKS,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock flox 65, Malianoy City, Pa.
ItnvlnK studied under some of the heal
masters in London and Paris, will give lesson,
un tho violin, guitar and vocal culture. Term
reasonable. Address jn care o( btrousu, the
eweler, Shenandoah.
Tho Rosy Freshness
.i?,'1!0 v..lv?ty softness of tho skin is inva
riably obtained by tlioBO who uso Pozzom's
Complcxiun Powder.
A genuine, wolcomo waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
I Cor. flaln ana Coal Sts.
.rin,e' whiskeys, beers porter and ale
i constantly on lap. Chnku temperance drinks
! and cigars.
v? 'npj
MSSY PELLS!
!?.'iI,oft!'.0aUrtE- S",O'C.fJS"W0NAN3 E'FE
ImUAP M Ufa. w -; r-ia-i n r u.. . un
Kor sale nt Povlnsky's drue Btori, 2S lut
Centre street.
0 fjl-fohk
For sale by P, P. D. KIBLIN, Shonandoali, P-
V.mx l.i u e for
Ncrvui: , 1 vcf .. l ,f Power,
irr totCMAAtr -piiy,; an. eleand
other wcakr.esics, ir.ra sny cauie,
usefaexiiic Pill.. Drains checked
and full vigor quietly rcwrM
It BlMUtf. .H0& trtlll.lWK Kf
Mailed for $1.0G;6bo'
$5.00 ord err. vc
cure or relnnt
PEAL MEDI''