(&vmm $IJili iftermft. tti DO YOU WANT m II i; Creates business because of its ttnnvn latge circulation and renders tich 7i rraM the public through a pro gressive, dtgntfiea, influential journal results tn its aivei tistrs. -use the HERALD columns. VOL. XI 1 1. -NO J 72. SHENANDOAH. PA.. SATURDAY. JULY 16. 1898. ONTE CENT It, m GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BABY CARRIAGES balance of our stock In order to clean out the as ojuickly as possible. Carriage o that wcro $20 00, now 18 00, 1? 00, " 15 00, ' 12 00, 10 00, .. 9 00, " 6 00, If you want a choice come at once as we gone in a few days at these prices. $17 oo 16 OO 14 OO 13 OO 10 OO 8 OO T OO 1 SO think they will be all J. P. Williams & Son, 13 S. Main Street, SHENANDOAH, PA. SSO'HARA'S Articles of Agreement on the Capitulation Has Been Signed by the Respective Commissions. THE TERMS AGREED TO BY MADRID AND FOR & fli S .A OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. SHENANDOAH and MAHANOY CITY. A New Discovery ! Electric Cleanser ! 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Main St. Third Door FYom Post Office Sm SwALM If you want to have your food kept sweet and clean use a - - - - S IMf 1 STORE Good Garden Hose Is liard to Unci. We nave it in cither of these brands. We also have ordinary hose very cheap. BALDWINS SPRAY NOZZLES, MENDERS, C REFRIGERATOR. Ill ght Bread For Good Li White AND NO TROUBLE TO BAKE USE AQUEDUCT MILL Daisy or Moss Rose Flour Sold by Geo. W. Keiter. ORAL S SURRENDER STILL HOLDS GOOD I Special to KvEKlNfl IlhtlALD. Washington, July It). Gen. Shafter tele graphed tho war department to-day that rticles of agreement fur tliu surrender of autiago were signed in brief this morning The terms of surrender agreed upon at the conference between tho commissions un pointed by Gen. Shafter and Gen. Torul, are as follows : Spain abandons tho city of Santiago and all of the l'rovince of Santiago east of Acerraderos on tho south and Sagua on the orth. All Spanish troops are to be taken to Spain by tho United States government. These troops number 20,000 men, half of whom are u tho city of Santiago. Tho'Uuitcd States takes all of the enemy's forts and guns, the Spanish otlicers being al- owed to keep their side arms. American troops will not enter tho city un til after the Spaniards have embarked. Guards from the American forces will bo stationed around the city. Members of tho Red Cross will entor the city at onto and the refugees will return to their homes. While tho Spanish troops are preparing to euihiik, American and Cuban sentinels are to keep out stragglers and marauders and tho Spanish aro to police the city. Shatter's despatch further says that 20,000 refugees were returned to tho city of San tiago by tho American patrol guards. Our hospital corps attended tho Spanish wounded. All tho Spanish troops In the province, except Athoeguiu will come to tho city to surrender. Tho Spanish guns will bo given our troops. Tho Juraguay railroad will also be given under our contiol. Tho Spaniards aro to bo taken homo after surrendering arms tu assist iu destroying tho mines in Santiago haibur. To Arrange tho Details of Capitulation. 3 p. m. General Toral has an nounccd that Madrid agrees to his terms of surrender. BLANCO OPPOSES SURRENDER OF CUBA. Special to KVKNIKQ IlEKALU. Madrid, July 10. Captain General Bianco, strongly opposes the surrender of tho Island of Cuba, and favors waging incessant war fare against the United States. He displays hitter hatred against tho United States and ascribes intervention solely to the stieugth of that country, lllaneo's position has greatly retarded peace negotiations, caused by his great influence with the present powers. The Pope's Illness. Special to Kvemno IIkiiai.d. London, July ib. A despatch from Rome to tho Dally Mail says that notwithstanding the denials that trio Popo is ill, made by tho Obsorvatoro Romano, tho fact Is that his Holiness is suffering from extreme prostra tion, and syncope is possible at any moment. He had sovoral fainting fits yesterday, Klltlre Loan Taken, Hpeclal to Hvuninq IIebald, Washington, July 10. Tho issuo cf ?200, 000,000 war bonds as a popular loan has been even a more stupendous success than was at first indicated. Tho entire loan will prob ably bo taken by tho small bidders and even thoso who applied for lots of $ 5,000 may get only iv small portion of what they bid for or perhaps none at all. Whole Wheat Graham Flour Old Time Pure Rye Flour Brookside ' Fancy Pastry Flour Best Granulated Corn Meal. At KEITER'S. ' Ilryuu on Kxlilbltlou. Hpeclal to EviiNiNti Herald. j Omaha, Neb,, July IB. To-day was mili tary day at tho Exposition, and Col. W. J. llryan and his Silver liattaliou were given a farewell reception. Col. llryan and others made speeches. The regiment leaves on Monday for thu South, Cervera ut Annapolis, Hpeclal to KvENlNd IluitAl.l). Aimapolis, Md., July 10. Tho cruisor St. Louis arrived hero to-day, haviug on hoard Admiral Cervera and his otlicers. The strictures woro such that even newspapers had much ditllculty In getting Into the academy when the prisoners arrived. Four Days Nxt Week. The employes of the 1 & It. O. & I. Co. In this district received their pay to-day. The collieries will work four threo-cpiartcr days next week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday uud Filday, Generals Wheeler, Lawton and Miley Are the Commissioners For Americans and Two Spanish Officers and the British Consul at Santiago Represents the Span lards General Shafter Compliments tho Spanish Commander We Are to Supply Food to the Spaniards Neither Troops Nor Cubans Will Be Allowed to Entet Santiago at Present. Washington, July 10. Tho following dispatch has been received at tho war department from General Shafter, dated Playa Del Esto, July 15: "Sent you several telegrams yester day, as did General Miles, In regard to the surrender. General Toral agreed yesterday positively to surrender all the forces under his command In east em Cuba, upon a distinct understand ing that they were to be sent to Spain by the United States; that this stir- render was authorized by General Blanco, and that Its submission to morrow was merely formal. "The commissioners to arrange de tails were appoliued Wheeler, Law ton and Miley on the part of tho Unl ted States. Points were Immediately raised by Spanish commissioners. Tho discussion lasted until 10 o'clock last night. My commissioners think the matter will be settled today and met at 9:30 o'clock this morning. There are about 12,000 troops In the city and about as many more In the surround ing district; 25,000 In all will be trans ported. General Miles was present, and said tho surrender was as absolute and complete as possible. It cannot be possible that there will be failure In completing arrangements. Water famine lu city imminent. Have supply cut; this was told Lieutenant Miley by English commissioner. Will wire fre quently whin negotiations aro pro gressing. Shafter, Major General Com manding." Toral llxiillzcii lift Woi Trapped. General Toral must have realized that he was trapped, and that to hold out longer must mean a useless sacri fice of his men, but he made one last effort to gain more time. While nom inally yielding to tho terms General Shafter proposed, he sent a communi cation to General Shatter inclosing a copy of a telegram from Captain Gen eral Hlanco, explaining that tho sur render of such an Important position as Santiago and the abandonment of eastern Cuba woud require the direct sanction of tho Madrid government und requesting more time to hear from Madrid. At tho sanio time Captain General Blanco authorized General Toral, If It was agreeable to tho Amer ican general, to appoint commission ers on each side to arrange tho terms of the capitulation of tho forces under his command on the condition of their parolo and transportation to Spain, pending tho sanction of Madrid. Ho communicated tho names of tho com missioners ho had selected, namely, Mr. Robert Mason, tho British vlco consul; General Toral's chief of staff, Colonel Fontaine, and General Escara jao. General Miles took no part In tho negotiations. Ho has been careful since his arrival here not to assume tho direction of affairs, or to detract in the least from tho glory of General Shatter's achievement. General Shat ter Insisted at tho outset that the com missioners to bo appointed should have paramount authority to make and con clude tho terms of surrender, In ac cordance with tho general conditions of our demands. After parleying Gen eral Toral acceded to this, explaining that Blnce his last communication he lias received direct authority from Captain General nianco to do so. This being tho main point, the lutorvlow was soon concluded. Shafter Conipltmonts Tornl. Doforo parting General Shafter com plimented Genoral Toral highly upon tho skill and gallantry of his resist ance. Upon tho return to General Wheeler's headquarters the nows of our completo victory was communi cated to Goncral Lawton and to Gen eral Kent and to the brigade com manders. A sceno of genoral rejoicing followed. General Shafter held a regular loveo before he dismounted, and was. con- TORAL MAY BE COURT-MARTIALED. Special to Kve.mno Herald Madrid, July 10. Prime Minister Sagasta says that neither tho Government nor Cap-taln-Gonoral Bianco had anything fajfrdo with tho surrender of Santiago. Gen. Toral is entirely responsible for tho capitulation of tho city. The Government, ho added, was not awaro of the terms on which thu sur render was mado. Gen. Corroa, Minister of War, says that the capitulation had not occurred. He said ho had icccived a message from Gen, Toral con sulting him as to tho bases of a possible sur render. Gen. Coriea hinted that Geneial Tornl would bo court-martialed if ho had surrendered. Ho has certainly not been em powered to surrender any troops but his own command. To Nelo Urn Carolines, Special to UVESlNO llKUAMl. Washington, July IB. In semi-ollielal circles it is said that Commissioner Lentze. of tho Monterey, now on tho way to the Philip pines, will seize tho Caroline Islands uud hulst tho American Hag. The Monterey reached Honolulu on the Gth lust., and proceeded to the Carolines. The Italians on Hand .Special to Kvimixo Herald. Itome, July IB. An official note published to-day says that an Italian squadron has been ordered to cruiso in waters oil" tho coast of Spain. supplies atchic7:amauga. I'lioi'iiioii-. Jiiunttt!"4 K-micmI by Quur n Ulster's Department. Chlrkamauga Park, July IB. Since the soldiers have been encamped here no less than from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 worth of quartermaster's supplies have been Issued the various commands by Captain McCarthy. This does not In clude the enormous amount of cloth ing und equipage handled through the office of Cnptaln Zallnski, In charge of these supplies, ns a separate depart ment of tho quartermaster's depart ment. Fiom ofTlelal figures furnished by the quartermaster It Is seen that at least $1,000,000 worth of stock has been hand led since the mobilization of General Brooke's vast army. There are now over 10,000 head of stock scattered over the great military camp. There are two regiments of cavalry, two extra troops of cavalry and about 33 bat teries of artillery and severnl hundred thousand horses are attached to the commands, while the remainder are used as wagon and ambulance trains and otricers' mounts. This stock con sumes an enormous amount of forage In a month, much more than could be furnished in this section alone. The records for 30 days show that no less than 3,500,000 pounds of oats and 4,500, 000 pounds of hay have been consumed. Among other Interesting; statistics shown at the quartermaster's ofllce are those indicating the amount of cord wood burned in 30 days. The records Indicate that over 5,000 cords of heavy timber Is burned each month used for cooking purposes exclusively. This wood Is shipped Into Camp Thomas by the carload. Wagon load after wagon load of surplus baggage Is now being packed at Camp Thomas and turned over to the quartermaster's department for safe kecpiiiR. This Includes extra over coats, blankets and other clothing and equipage belonging to various states, as well as nil kinds of personal prop erty belonging to the soldiers. After the war Is over this property will be turned over to the men to whom it belongs. IMPOSING OBSEQUIES. Ill An Estimable Victim of a Mine dent Laid at Kest. Accl- (Continued on Second Page.) Payments Aeknnu ledgeri. To tho ofliccrsof tho Homo Friendly Society, of ll.iltimotc,Md., 11. L, Tallcy, president: Wo desire to acknowledge tho prompt pay ment, through your superintendent, William T. Evans, and agents, James Patterson and Joseph Feist, of tho amounts duo us upon tho two policies issued by your so ciety upon tho life of our beloved mother. Catherine Sebeidor, tho aggregate amount ucing fzuu. wo ciiecrluliy recom mend your society as being fair and trust worthy iu Its dealings and prompt in meet ing its obligations. (lEOltOE Scin:nKit, Nicholas Sciiiiwei:. Shenandoah, Pa., July 10, 18113. Please accept my thanks for tho prompt payment of ten dollars duo from your society upon tho death of my infant daughter. Anthony Laumkonis, West South alloy. Mahanoy City, July IB, 160S. n A Cyclist Hurt. Adam Miller, bartender at Mioldazis' cafo. was the victim of a blcyclo accident. He was riding through St. Nicholas yesterday when tho wheel struck a large stone. Miller was thrown heavily to the ground. Ho sus tained a sovero sprain of tho right elbow. Hligincpr Curley Dies, Mianaoi Limey, mo r. u. itaiiway en gineer who wont over an cmbankmeut with bis engine in a collision at Gordon on Thurs day night, died at tho Miners' hospital late yestorday aftoruoon. Advertised Letters. tho following letters remain uucalled for at tho local post otUco : 11. Ostrow, Patrick McUraw, Edw, Jones. I). W. llKDEA. P. M FUNERAL OF GEORGE PILLINGER. I'our Clergymen and Two Choirs Partlcl Pte In the Ceremonies The Funerals of Mrs. ScheUer and Mrs. Hanlphy Also Took Place To-day. One of tho most imposing funeral displays seen In this town in many years was that at tending tho obsequies of George Pilllnger, wlio was killed by a fall of coal iu Packer No. 1 colliery on Thursday morning. The funoial took place at 2:30 o'clock this after noon from tho family losidcm-o at 332 West Lloyd street. There was an immense gath ering of people at tho rosidonco and church, including the membcis of the Truo Ameri can Ivorites Lodge, Anthracite- Castle No. 74. Knights of tho Golden liaglo, and J. W. Stokes Lodge No. 515, I. O. O. F., and also tho choirs of tho Calvary Baptist and Meth odist Lplscopal chinches. J. P. Williams and sou wore tho funeral directors. As tho cortcgo moved fioiu tho Calvary Baptist church to tho cemetery, it was beaded by the choirs and tho old fashioned custom of singing hymns aloug the way was revived, making an improssivc effect. Tho attendance was so largo that many people werounablo to gain admittance to tho church. The remains reposed in a handsome clotii coveted casket before the chancel and about it were grouped many beautiful Moral offerings, among them designs from the deceased's men's bible class, the ladies of the church, tho choir and tho Ynunc People's Union, all of which recog nize iu Mr. Pilliuger's death tho loss of a valuable instructor and helper. The services were conducted by ltuv. K. It. Albin, pastor of tho Calvary Baptist church, assisted by Rev. I). I. Kvans, of tho First Baptist church ; Rev. James Moore, of tho Primitive Methodist church ; and l!ev. Killian, of the English Baptist church of Mahanoy City. All wero intimate acquaint ances m tno Ueccaeil anil during the im pressive services ho was frequently eulogized. The remains weie intoned in the Odd Fel lows' cemetery, whore impressive services wero also hold. The pall bearers were Messrs. John llimn, Jame. II. .Morgan, Samuel Davis, and a member from each of the three secret societies iu attendance. SOHKIDEK. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Scheider, took place this morning from tho residence of her son, Joseph, on East Centre street. The remains were escorted by members of the Kosary Society and a large number of rela tives and friends to the church of the Holy Family, where high mass was celebrated. Interment was made in tho Annuuciatiou cemetery. Messrs. George Ploppert, Jacob Noll, Peter Beck, Martin Heisenborgcr, Michael Peters and John Post wero tho pall bearers. HANIl'HY. Tho funeral of Mary, widow of Patrick Haniphy, took place from her lato residence on South Bowers street this morning and many relatives and friends followed the re mains to the Annunciation church, where high mass was celebrated at nine o'clock. The remains wero interred in the Annuncia tion cemetery. m'cokmick. James McCormick, of Lost Creek, was buried this morning. High mass was cele brated in St. Mary Magdalene uhuroh at Lost Creek, and interment took place iu St. Joseph s cemetery at Girardville. The at tendance at the funeral was large. Arcaitf. Cate. Hot Tamales, fiee, to-night. A llusy lay. M. O'Noill, tho undertaker, was kept busy this morning handling funerals, He had three occurring at about the same hour, thu Haniphy and Ploppert funerals iu town and the McCormick funeral at Lost Creek. He was fully equal to the task, however, and conducted them all without delay or em barrassment. Gerauumus, fuchsias, pausies, daises, roses, etc., fur spring planting at Payne's nurseries, Girardville. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs. Tht 'Y" Program. Tho following program will lie rendered at a meeting of tho "Y" to bo held this even lug : Singing; scriptuie reading, Sallio llcddall; declamation, Clara Morrison; solo, Miss Dusto; reading, Lilly Llewellyn; solo. George Itoxby; news ot a wcok, Grant Sterner; critic, A. Jerome Millichap. UNDERWEAR. Shirts, kjc. Drawers to mate at same price. Our best grades. The prices are cut in half to close theui out. We positively carry no stock over from one sea son to the other. STRAW HATS. Our big line in black, brown and many other shades, in leading and up-to-date shapes, at ridiculously low prices. CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. MAX LEVIT, 15 E. Centre St. Up-To-Date Hat Store nd Shenandoah' i Greatest Gcnt'i Furnishing Store. Xoticn to Water Coimuitier-A. Tho dry season of the year is now at hand and all persons using water from the public water works aro cautioned that after this date tho washing of buggies with hose, pave ments and sprinkling of streets are positively forbidden. Scarcity of water necessitates tho above order and it will l rigidly en forced by the superintendent. Beginning with the llth inst., water will be shut oil' from 7:30 p. m. to 0:00 a. m. until further notice By order of water Committee, 7-1-tf Jos. W. Bkli Chairman. Persons going to tho sea shoro on the Penn sylvania Itailroad excursion July Slat may go through to Atlantic City without transfer by takiug tho Delaware Kiver Bridge Itoute. Notice. The Committeo on Text Books and Supplies will meet in tho Library room on Thursday, July 21st, to receive bids for school supplies for the coming schoul term. A list of the supplies needed and samples of the same may be seen at tho Secretary's office on and after July 18th. All bids must be submitted by 7:30 o'clock p. in., ou day of meeting. Thu School Board reserves the right to leject any and all bids. Patuick Connors, Fuank Hanna, Thomas F. Bukslin, Geoeoe Holvev, HAKltY E. KEIHEl!, 15-0t Committee. 1 ovJ kllL AKlri& POWDER Absolutely Puro Furniture AND. Refrigerators V J Marked down to the lowest selling prices. We ire selling our stock as low as any oi our competitors; yes, in fact, they can't touch us on some of our goods. Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company an nounces the first sea shore excursion Thurs day, July 21st. Sliepptou's Postmistress. Mrs Maria Tosh was yestorday appointed postmistress at Sbeppton. The Post ollico department sometime ago ordered tho office closed at that place, but subsequently tho de partment was appealed to and tho otllco was continued. Itlrkert'K Cate. Chicken soup will ho served, free, to all patrons to-night. Hlrtlnlay Party, A party in relobratlon of the eighteenth birthday anniversary of their daughter, Hannah, was held last evening at the real deuce of Mr. aud Mrs. Collins, on South Jatdin street. Tho ovening was spent very enjoyably. Refreshments woro plentifully served. Melilitizl UHle. Chicken soup, free, to-night. lllitlinp JMt-dovern lletter. Thero was an improvement In thu condition of Bishop McGoveru, and last evening word was sent from Sylvan Heights, Harrisbuig, that ho was holding Ills own. The physicians havo more hopos for his early recovery. Keiulrlck House Free Lunch. Sour krout and pork wdll be served, free, to all patrons to-night. Cuilliot Collect the- License. The llconso which Pottsvillo and sovcml other boroughs, among them Lansford, havo ueen collecting iroin tno larmers wuo come to towu to sou their produce, has been de clared illegal by Judge Craig, ot Mauch Chunk. For Constipation take Karl's Clover Boot Tea, the gieat Blood I'urlller. Cures Head ache, Nervousness, Eruptions ou the Face, and makes tho head clear as a bell. Sold, by r. v, luruu aim a guarantee. M. O'NEILL, 10 S. Main St. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. ICE - CREAM - FESTIVAL UNDER AUSPICES OF YOUNG : MEN'S : USHER'S : ASSOCIATION Robbins' Opera House, Wednesday, July 20th. ADMISSION 10 Cents. IT'S EASY. It's never hard to spend niouey. You can induce most anyone to take it away from you, but how about the equivalent ? The return you get for the coiu is what counts. If you don't appreciate a good thing we are not particular to get your trade, hut if you know a splendid opportunity, we're after you. It brings you bargains, tis success. We are offering Groceries cheap., T.J. BROUGHALU 29 South Mala Street, V
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