The evening herald. (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, August 26, 1898, Image 3

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Slicnnndonh Sntlslled Willi (lie Work
Done mid Mnny nrc Express
ing Appreciation,
What Is mprc satisfactory to anyone tlinn
the knowledge of work well done nnd the
appreciation of those we do it for. We have
a most natural pride of the success ucliicvcd
In Shenandoah, and the public tiilrmnccs of
the people. So many citizens have frankly
acknowledged the benefits obtained, nnd do
not hesitate to express them that others may
profit. Our Representative lias multigated
some of the cases that have come to our
notice, and found the statements coircct in
every particular, Mrs. W. S. Liiideiimtith,
lives at 332 Maybcrry alley, nnd by her kind
permission wc publish what jtie says.
"I used Doan's Kidney Pills which 1 pro
cured from Kirliu's Pharmacy, and I had not
taken many before I was so much better that
I found it unnecessary to continue with the
treatment. 1 had pain in my back, giddiness
when I stooped and nn ncute lameness across
my kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills certainly
proved most satisfactory. Myjiead has pained
J me less since taking them although I did not
1 befere know that it was my kidneys that caused
? - my headaches. This remedy also regulated
the kidney secretions and relieved ine of much
annoyance. I can recommend Doan's
f Kidney Pills as being a most effective pre
paration to cure disordered kidneys."
Doan's Ointment for salo by all dealers.
Prleo BO cents. Stalled by Fostcr-Mlllmrn Co.,
Htillulo, N. Y solo agents for tho U. S.
Iteniemlicr tho liamo Doan's and take no
substitute.
Wear
ROYAL
WORCESTER
CORSETS.
Perfect Pitting.
FOR SALE. BY LEADINO DEALERS.
You can blame
yourself if you
do n't get real
good coffee to
drink. Ordinary
coilea is made dc
liciniw !v ridding
SULLKlS. ic .pit.
a
package
for Seclic's.
K tittle of this
kadiui zture to'
"cheap coffee
ellciou.s
(.avesc
tpens
Pilsner Beer.
Nttcds no recommendation.
Put up in bottles for family
use and delivered at your
home.
Lauer's Pilsner
Draught Beer
Is drank by the majority of
beer drinkers. They are good
authority on which is best.
Christ. :hmidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA.
FOU BTATK HHNATOIt.
SOtli District,
D. IYI. GRAHAM,
Of Maiianov Citv.
Hnlijeet to Itepiilillcnn rules.
pOlt IHUHtJTOIt OK TIIK POOlt,
S. G. MIDDLETON,
OP Ull.UKItTOK.
Huliji'ct tn Kepulillcnii rules.
JOIt COUNTV CONTltOM.EIt,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
Of l'olTMVII.I.B.
Hulijeit to Itrpnlillvait rules.
JjiOIt COUNTY SUltVKYOIt,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Of- Maiianov Citv.
Huujtct to Kepultllcaii rnln.
pOlt Itl'.l'ltlWUNTATIYl!,
DR. H. G. REITZEL,
Op Maiianov Citv,
Subject tn Itt'piililleau rules.
"JjUlltCOllONKIt,
DR. W. N. STEIN,
Of SllltNANllOlI,
Suldeet to Uopiiullcau rules.
BtfflAggSY RILLS!
inlF! . Antl f'JHt . tCl 4c. FOU-xiolUg S 8f I
It H'ovlunky's Jdrng', store, Kr
Utinlre street..
(m
n
mrs. mm peril
Tho Alleged Murderess- to Bo
Brought to Dolawaro.
STRONG EVIDENCE AOAINST HER.
Attni'iioy (lonmol Wlilto Doelnrosi
"Wo llnvo tho Mui'doi'OHi, mid Wo
Jlnvo KvlcUiiicoTlmt No Dof'ouso Can
Slinttor."
Dover, Del., Autr. 20. Attorney Gen
eral White last night sent to San Fran
cisco requisition papers for Mrs. Hot
Itlri, who is under uriest there charged
with the poisoning of Mrs. Denne and
Mib. Dunning by menus of candy sent
through the ninll. The nllldavlt to se
cure the papers wns sworn to by cx-
Congri'ssiimn I'enulngton, the father
of the two poisoned women, nnd the
papers charge Mrs. liotkln with mur
der In the llrst. degree.
Hofnre leaving here for Georgetown
last night Attorney denefal White
said: "We havo the murderess, and
we have evidence that no defense can
shatter'. Tho only thins we fear is
Mrs. Dotkln's self destruction."
Mr. White ndded thnt the handwrit
ing on the wrapper of tho candy pack
age nnd that In tho anonymous letters
sent to Mrs. Dunning has been posi
tively Identltled by Mr. Dunning as
similar to tho handwriting of Mrs. Bot-
kln. The trial will probably be called
In October.
It Is stated here that Detective Wltsll
and a wamah police matron will go
west to bilng Mrs. Uotkln here. The
California witnesses will not be sum
moned to Delaware until the trial Is
called, but their uffadlvlts will be taken
at San Francisco.
Tho Cnlll'iii'iiln AVItnfo.
San Franclfco, Aug. 20. Nothing new
developed In the liotkln case yesterday.
'1 he accused womun spent a fairly good
night In the city prison, and has firm
ly refused to be Interviewed. Tho post
otllco authoiitles are anxiously await
ing the appearance of a letter address
ed to Mrs. Uotkln, supposedly from
Delaware. A clerk In the local post
otllce believes he can Identify the box
which contained the candy when It ar
rived here on Sunday. Tho clerk says
that he received a box answering the
description of the candy box from a
woman with an English accent about
three weeks nco, and that It was
mailed as first class matter. He will
be taken before Mrs. liotkln. The
Stockton man who says he sold a box
of bonbons to a woman answering Mrs.
liotkln's description several weeks ago
will be brought to this city to face
Mrs. Botkln.
Scrofula, salt rhcuin, oryslpolas and other
distressing eruptlvo diseases yiold quickly
and permanently to tho cleansing, purifying
power of Burdock Blood Hitters.
I'orto Itloo'H l'ostal AocomhIUo.
Washington, Aug. 28. Postmaster
General Fnlory Smith will dispatch a
commission to Porto Ulco shortly to
examine into the postal necessities
there and make recommendations for
the establishment of a complete ser
vice. This order has not been formally
approved by the postmaster general,
but a number of persons recommended
for appointment on the commission
without doubt will be chosen. Major
J. E. Stuart Is to be chief of the com
mission. He hns for many years been
In the service of the department In the
Chicago division, and was offered tho
position of postal agent rrt Santiago
after the death of Mr. Eben Brewer,
but being connected with an Illinois
regiment pieferred to stay with the
army.
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
Porto Itlon Troops Onloroit Homo.
Washington, Aug. 20. Orders have
been Issued directing General Miles to
send home from Porto Rico alt troops
not actually needed for service there.
No point has been designated as yet
for their disembarkation In tho United
Stutes, but an examination of soveral
sites Is In piogress. It Is desired to se
cure a healthful camp and at the same
time one where disembarkation can
take place at once, without any delay
such as ocenrrred at MontauK.
When von rail tor DoWltt's Witch Hiuol
Sul llu, i.ntnt. ntln I'M HI. don't ilCCCIlt 11UY-
tliiinrrlso Don't lie tiIKeu lino ue.upuug a
substitute, fur piles, lor sores, lor- uurns. i
II. UllgOUtlllCII.
Drownnd Wlilln rnrdiiier u t'l'oeic.
Lancaster. Pa.. Auc. 2C mIrh Mnr.
garet BIcley. need 18 vm. wno
drowned in the Conowlngo creek In
Fulton township, this county, yester
day. A bridge had been carried away
by the high water, and Miss Hnrrlnv
and her brother were fording- the
creek In a carriage. The horse became
frightened In midstream, upset the ve
hicle and the young woman was
drowned.
A Great Surprise
Isin store for nil who nso Kemp's llalsam
for the Throat and I.ungs, Would you be-
ieve that it is sold on its merits and any
druggist is authorized by the proprietor of
this wonderful remedy to give you a sample
bottle free? It never fails to cure acute or
chronic roughs. All druggists sell Kemp's
llalsam. I'rice 25 and 50c.
Unltni...' Suspension IteVntisliloroa,
Washington, Aug. 20. The Nutlonal
League board of. directors has recon
sidered Its suspension of HiJuies, the
Baltimore baseball player. The line
against the New York club still
stands.
What Dr. A. U. Ktuter Kuys,
Hukfalo, N. Y. flouts: From my per
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
ellect of your Shiloli'g Curo In eases of ad
vanced Consumption. I am prepared to say
it Is the most remarkable Remedy that has
ever been brought to' my attention. It has
certainly saved many from Consumption.
Sold liy P. I). Kirlln, nnd u guarantee.
Admiral Soliluy tn Washington.
Washington, Aug. 20. Hear Admiral
W, S. Schley 111 lived here last night
accompanied by his wlfo and son-in-
law, It, S. Wortley. The admiral ap
parently had completely recovered from
his recent Indisposition. Mrs. Schley
said today that the admiral will re
turn to Saugutuck with her to 'spend
the coming Sunduy.
"I had a ruuuliig, Itching sore on my lee
Suffered tortures. Doan's Ointment took
away the burning nnd Itching instantly and
quickly ell'eclcd permanent cure." O, W,
Lonliart, Howling Ureeu, O.
JF Pemember the name
1 when you buy again. Jp
niim.mi:i: OUTINCS.
KKSONALLY-CONPUCTED TOUR VIA PENN
SYLVANIA RAILItOAI).
Tho Pennsylvania Itailroad Company an
nounces tho following personally-'ionductcd
tours for tho summer and early autumn of
180S:
To Yellowstone Park and the Tram-
Mississippi Exposition 011 a special train of
Pullman sleeping, compartment, observation,
and dining cars, allowing eight days in
Wonderland" and two days at Omaha, Sep
tember 1. Kate, ?235 from New York, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, and Washington; ?2:J0
from Pittsburg.
To Kiagant Falls, excursion tickets good to
return within ten days will bo sold on July
21, August 4 and 18. September t, 15 and 211,
at rate of $10 from Philadelphia, ISaltimorc,
and Washington. These tickets includo
transportation only, and will permit of stop
over within limit at llullalo, ltochcstcr, and
Watkins on the return trip.
Two ton-day tours to Gettysburg, I.uray
Caverns, Natural Ilridgo, Virginia Hot
Springs, Richmond, and Washington, Sep
tember 28 and October 10. Rate, $03 from
New York, JOll from Philadelphia. Pro
portionate rates from other points.
For Itineraries nnd further Information ap
ply to ticket agents, or address Cleo. W.
Iloyd, Assistant (Icuoral Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
to cr,uANsn Tin: systi;m
l'U'ectually yet gently, when costive or bil
ious, to permanently ovcrcomo habitual
constipation, to awaken tho kidneys and
livor to a healthy activity, without Irritating
or weakening them, to dispel headaches,
colds, or fovers, uso Syrup of Figs, made by
the California rig Syrup Co.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT OF O. A. K.
ItEDUCllIl 1UTK8 TO CINCINNATI, O., VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
For tho thirty-second National Encamp
ment of G. A. K., to bo held at Cincinnati,
O., September 5 to 10, 1803, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell oxcurelon tickets
at ruto of single faro for tho round trip.
Thcso tickets will bo sold on September B,
t, and 5, and will bo good to leave Cincinnati
returning not earlier thiu September (I nor
later than September 13, oxeept that by de
positing ticket with Joint Agentat Cincinnati
on September 5, 0, 7, 8, or 0, and on payment
of twenty-five cents, return limit may bo ex
tended so that passengers may remain at
Cincinnati until Octobers.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites.
burns, skin diseases and especially piles there
Is one reliable remedy. DoWltt's Witch Hazel
Salvo. When you call for DoWltt's don't
accept counterfeits or frauds. You will not
lie disappointed with DoWltt's witch llazol
Salve. C. II. ilugenbuch.
BRJHEELMMixihSf.
Side Entrance on Groen St., PHILADELPHIA, FA,
CURE GUARANTEED.
Vounc, old, Blnirleermarrlrd tinier con
templiitlng marriage, Ifynu sru a victim of
mnnn omnM .- -??
Private Diseases !!SM
frnvmlnrl find hod v. anrl unfit VOU for tllO
dutlen of life, call or wrtiu and lo tmvtul. Hours:
liaiiy, 1 v I, 11111 mm., iimv. bciiu iucib. m
mam pa fur llookc with wore t n tl mn I ul
Kxpuilnit Quuoki and FuLo Iutl(ute
ATON'S TANSY PILLS
A TtiKn. tiitk iVDiifK WOMAN'S RELIEF.
Alwiytpromtit in J rrlUbla. Avovf Jmtat(oJ,
OH I'lTU'! lUHir 1'lLLlAnd lit M MIOKKTI.
At ilruir torn, orient direct (ukltd). prlct. II.
CiTuir bro. Co. Botttoi.MM. Oorbook. 4.
Kor oale at Ktrlln'i drug atoreand 8hn-idoa
urup mnr
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
No. 13 North Jardln St.
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, LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND 6UD
, STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE
DEARS THE NAME,
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DO NOT DESPAIR!
ll Not NuRVr I.oi.uer! Tho
uybuno uiuhttions or itiu can
u rcetlorL'd tu xou Th vt'r?
.MurstcasL'sof Nt'rvoim UeblH
rty u-i' ulifdiitfly 'Mirt'il ty
pKurr.cro ta in.irrN.
(Jlvo prompt relict lu tiibiuiinla
uilliic mentorjr uiitl thowuitu
nndtiriilimf vi tulpowtTb, Incur
mt by indUm'lloiuorexrc'hvt'i
or early yenrs linpurt viyoi
and ixnoiiev to ivtrv fuiictlun,
IlracouDtho BThtotu. (Jtvc bo bloom to tlio
chueWb and luolm to tbu eye ot youtip
oro.'d. Ouo box rciu "Y Avltiil tMiercy;
C ltoiua ut tf'J.AO u coiu-r 1 pk't uuaruu
tcod euro or inoney re t uud'f jlfw vod Can bo
curried In vest jvot kia hold xUlt oT erywlieroor
mulled In plain wmj inrin t rccolptof prleo
tyTiifii'ti.'UMUU'ruuu. cuxtou mug. uuicagu.nu
rornaleln KlienaiuloAli liy Bhenanduau Drug
Hioro anil Urulilor llrua.
'v tiers nr f'il i
injtiii!n,yrrtiu3
1 isfr .Hid urttlttrr lidlliu
i,f wWi Tmujt 'nil I'tunrroyiil lllln . uh I'
hitmen! i!iiiyRiilrtnl tmttwr to all cithers Jt.rl'.
Uji In ilio iiSrtu. a No L Wrilculan.tcu Ui.i -9IK.lUsU
li.Mtuil.UsM
ill DOWN BY
Fishing Schoonor Out in Two by
tho Norgd
SIXTEEN OF THE OREW PERISHED
Tho Cnptnlu of tlio ThliiKvntla l.lno
Htrumui' Orrtorc'd tliu Vussol Alloml
I lilt Full .Spuud to I'rovoilt H Itoputl
tlon or tliu I. ii lltirnounu Dlsnitur.
New York, Aug. 20. The Thlngvalla
Line stcnmshlp Norge, whleli arrived
here yestunJny, reports that she sunk
the French llshlnK schooner Lu Co
quette, of llayonno, France, on Sat
urday last, on the Grand Uanks. Tho
captain and eight seamen were saved
Sixteen went down with the unfortu
nate vessel. Those saved from La Co
quette am Captuln Louis Bene, Henri
Itueltan, Victor Cherelle, Jose Lac
quec, Jos Defcver, Leon Outln, Samuel
Broqtiel, Jean Ilaptlste Lemennnt and
Kuuene Qulllette. Tho captain nnd
the cruw saved wore taken to tho
French consul's olllce.
Captain C. 11. Knudson, of the Norge,
after landing, said: "While coining
along the banks we met with a denso
fog, and I had been continuously on
the bridge for 22 hours. Between 3
and S.30 o'clock Suturday afternoon,
when the Btcamshlp was going at half
speed, and when the fog was not so
thick, I suddenly heard the siren of the
schooner dead ahead. 1 saw at a
glance that a collision wns unavoida
ble. The Norge must run into the
schooner or sutler the fate of La
Bourgogne by being run Into by the
Bchooner. As the Norgo had a large
number of passengers on board I pre
ferred to take the chance. 1 ordered
the Norge to go at full speed. We ran
Into the bow of the schooner and tore
a hole three feet wide. As the sea was
choppy and as the Norge rose nnd fell
with the swell the hole In the schoon
er was made larger.
"Three men of tho schooner clamber
ed up on the Norge by means of tho
anchor chains. There were six or sev
en, men floundering around In the wa
ter. Our second oillcer, Nicholson,
lowered the boat and picked up tho
men, nine in all. Tho other 1G men
could be seen struggling In the choppy
sea. The suction caused bv the set
tling of the schooner drew them under.
They could not be saved. The accident
was unavoidable."
At the oiliee of the French consul the
following names of the lost were given:
Lemenant, Ganeu, Allaln, Lepron, Mon
slnct, Graffet, Curntin, Halmgont, Les-
cot, Hlorquet, Gerard, Guenara, De
Crolx, Mlnguerl, Haurel and Bonpere.
All were flsheimen.
The report of Captain Bene to the
French consul states that when the
collision occurred there was a heavy
tog prevailing. The men were all on
deck fishing. Suddenly the Norge ap
peared coming toward them, head on
for their side. It was Impossible to do
anything to get out of the way. The
Norge, which was going at a speed of
from eight to ten miles an hour, hit La
Coquette In the side. Her aftermast
fell toward tho wheel. There were 10
men In that part of the vessel, and the
rigging, sails and masts pinned them
down so that It was Inevitable death
for them as the vessel began to sink.
The wheel was smashed by the falling
must, and control of La Coquette was
lost.
The Norge cut La Coquette clean In
half. The steamer backed as quickly
as possible and her crew lowered boats
and went to the rescue of the men In
the water. It was Impossible to save
the 10 men who perished. La Coquette
sank at once.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly cnitlfyim; to the public to
know of one concern in tlio land who are not
afmiil to bo cenorous to tlio needy and suffer
ing. Tlio proprietors ot Dr. King s JNew
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, have given away over ten million trial
bottles of this great mcdicino : and have tlio
satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
lironchitls, Hoarseness and ail diseases ot
tho Throat. Chest and Lungs aro surely cured
by it. Call on A. Wasley, Druggist, and get
a trial bottle freo. Regular sizo 50c. and Jl.
I.very bottlo guaranteed, or prico rotunacd.
I.nlliyi'tto .'Motiiiineiit Coiuiiilsslon.
Chicago, Auk. 20. Melville E. Stone
has accepted the position on the La
fayette monument commission tendered
to him by Ferdinand W. Peck, commis
sioner general from the United States
to the Paris exposition. This fills tho
commission. It Is composed of Will
lam It. Day, secretary of state; 'Will
iam B. Allison, Iowa; Dr. Everett Hale,
of Massachusetts; Dr. W. T. Harris,
United States commissioner of educa
tion, Washington; John W. McKay,
president Commercial Cnble company,
New York; Frank Thompson, president
Pennsylvania Railroad company; C.
A. Collier, mayor of Alexandria; Alex
ander II. Itevell, Chicago, and Melville
E. Stone, general manager of the As
soelated Press, Chlca'so.
Moro tlmn twenty million freo samples of
DoWltt's Witch JliiKol halve niivo uecn dis
tributed by tliu niauiifucturors. Wlmt better
proof of their confluence lu 1U merits do you
want? si cures piles, uurns, scams, norrs, in
tlio shortest space of time. C. II. llaucnbiicli,
DcIuwnrii'M ltoiMilillcuii .Nun'illKic.
Dover, Del., Auff. 26. At the reu
lar ltepubllean state conventiuii yes
terday the following candidates on the
state ticket were nominated'. For uuii
Kiessman, John Henry Hoffrleker, nf
Smyra; for state treasurer. Dr. I... Hets
ler nail, of Faulklimd; for state audi
tor, John A. I.Iiiro, of Lnntr Neck. The
nominations wero of tho "dark horse"
order excepting Mr. Lingo. The
ticket wan received with favor by the
Unionists, as Dr. Hoffrleker wns their
candidate for irovenmr at the last elec
tion, and harmony may lie the result
In the llepulilU'iin rnnks.
liodily pain lnseslts terrorif you've u botlk
uf Dr. Tliom.1!. Kdectiio Oil in tlio liouse
Instant relief in cjimm of bums, cuts, spivuna,
uei Ulents of nuy sort.
Di'IU'ui'id, I'm. kI( ,7 -ulillcr .
WnHliliiKton, Auir. 20. Actlni? Scck
taiy .Melkeljolin, of tile war (li-snut-liu'lit,
yeHterday sent an order by who
to every military hospital In the coun
try eulIliiK tho attention of the sur
Bi'iuis. In diniKo to the order of Auk. 10,
lili b allowed the expenditure of CO
r. nts per du per mini for the purchase
ut deliiacles fur the sick soldiers. He
directed that thii. nii.nuiit nnd us much
more as won inuwuj' for the comfort
of the sick be cxpi ndeil lu maklnir tho
troops comfortalile, an. I in uetti-iir for
them such tliltitrs us ininht be neces
sary In tho matter of food. Mr. Melkel
jolin did this when he received Infor
mation from the hospital ut Fort Myi-r
that not u cent of this fund had been
expended.
For Constlp.itlou take Karl's Clover lioot
Tea, the great Wood Turiller. Cures Head
ache, Xervousuoss, Eruptions on tlio Face,
and makes tlio head clearas a boll. Sold by
r. l). Kirllu nml n gu.imtitee.
SCRATCHED
CONSTANTLY
Baby Badly Afflicted with Eczoma.
Medical Treatment Useless.
Cured by Cuticura.
My nlcco's little b.iby boy had Kciema nil
ocr Ins face, bo that ho needed continuous
Matching, and ho firrulrheil tlio HoreS con
stantly. .Moriilngt,lilHf,'ice,li.ui(Iaand clothes
would bo stained with blood. 81:0 never
co iM talio lilm out, his faro wai so full of
sores. Slio hail medical treatment, and tried
crcrtlilng slio heard of. Slio commenced
mlng tho Ci'TirniA Ukukuik. Tlio tores
Ufllitaf.tcentul hetms cntirelymret!,aud now
his faco Is smooth and rosy.
Mm. L. J. iU lOT New Scotland, Is". V.
SrilhT Cl'H.TRBATHRIVTroR KlEMT HiBT Ht'MOR,
trn tw or Hair. Wtrm IwthB with conn i h
h.iAr, I.illowM liy tr.ntl. .nnlntinit, Willi neURA,
J'ureal of ciiio)Menu,anctjrr.t..t ot ikin care.
M.I IlirnnrTioutth mrltt. I'nTTtR I).C. Conr., irti
l'rop.., iloatoa. How lo Care Kverf l!liy ilutnor, fre.
aim: voir iioimu south?
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