The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-13

uei Teen flitsbursh and Chicago. This trziI
leaves Pittsburgh AZ 7.5s p. m. and arrive
in C...c-so al li.55 the following morning
{ Il is equipped with Paliman's handsomes
vestibuled sleeping cars. Breakfast IS serv
ed IN dining car attached a; Garrett, Indiana
The attention Of the many persons passing
I UP and down soinerse;'s principal business
( thoronghfAre Tuesday. was attracted by tbs
gang pf men engaged in removing the biz
Corliss safe from the temporary banking
room on the diamond 70 iis permanent gua-
terS in the new National Bank bailding
Ar Andrew Parker, the cashier OF the FRS
National expects 10 be doing business in Ii,
new building the first Of next week.
County Commissioner David Z. wagnel
aud family. comprising fou- o. five echildren
( met with a very ugly accident while on
they way home from church in Shadetown.
l ship, last Friday evening. one OF the horses
they were driving in spring wagon took
fright while they were descending sseel
hill. ard the hit breaking. tie animal be
came unmanaeeable and dashed down tle
I hill at q furious SPEED. Al The foot Of the
h5li the wagon ZANE in contact with .he
buggy q neieiibor. Mr. Berksybile, tear
Ing q " bee of That vehicle and upseiting
1 The occupants Of both wagon and buggy
Z All the occupants Of the two vehicles sus-
( fsined more or les bruises. bat fortunately
! none OF them were seriously injured
Some firle ago one Of the yOang men en-
( plcysd BY grocsrs Cook 4 Besrits. in the de
livery department. unfortunately upset a
shelf in the cellar Of one Of their customers
while engaged in delivering a load Of poia-
toes The shelf was ladeDed with jars con-
tanning TIE winters supply Of pickles FOR a
large family, and every last one Of them
Wss broken into smiihereens- The boy new
ct informed his employers Of the accident
but somehow or other his companions tool
10 calling him Chow chow, and from The
strangeness Of the apleilation Mr. Cook was
forced to inquire how the youth came by IL.
Il Is needless TO add that the pickles were
speedily replaced with famous brand. and
We only mention the matter because we
know Who The broken iars belonged 10.
]. VIII be sad news 70 the people residing
within a "a Sins Of many miles Of Somerset
and to hundred. Of families throughout the
ooanty. to learn that Or. Henry Brnbaker Is
confined to his bed suffering with an attack
Of Jyp5o;d fever. The past half Dozen
months have been days and nights Of unus-
uaI activity for Dr. Brubaker. who. during
bis many years Of successful practice, has
possibly enjoyed fewer hours OF leisure than
any professional man IN the county; bat the
ardnons additional labor be has been called
upon 70 perform this faii. administering TO
the many fever patients who have called
upon his services. proved too much FOR the
doctors already over-taxed strength, and on
Friday he succum5ed 10 the entertainments
Of the disease that had been steahhily steal
ing aRay his strength. Dr. H. s Kifnmel
has been in CONSTANT attendance .. the bed
SIDE Of bis eminent patient, and he wss
isined Tuesday by Dr Albert p Brubaker.
of PHILADELPHIA While DR.. BrubakeT's con-
diii0n' is not considered alarming by his
physicians. the mere knoSledge OF his III
ness 5 sufficient 10 arouse the gravest appre-
lension on the part ofthe entire community
The attorneys f5r the Commonwealth in
thecase azaiuss the Nicely brothers are en-
litled 10 the thanks Of al the law abiding
citizens Of Somerset county for the consci-
entions duty they performed in that
famous trial. From the day following the
murder Of Herman Umberger, when F. J.
KouseF, ESD was employed 10 assist District
Attorney Biesecker IN the prosecution Of the
case. 10 this. both gentlemen have labored
fearlessly and coaseientioasly at what they
believed 70 be their sacred duty. and il is only
lust 10 al that they were successful in
their eTery step Before the case came up
f5rtrizi H0n Jshu Cessna was engaged 70
assist in the prosecution. but he confined
himself entirely to the trial Of the case and
argument 10 the jury. Messrs- Kooser and
Bszecke- were alone in arguing against
the granting Of a new trial 70 the convicted
men and we're Dnsided IN preparing their an
answer 70 the. defendants paper book
and IN their arguments before the Su-
preme Court. Never once in The proseou-
ton OF the case did any one Of the Com
rnonwealth's counsel exhibit any undue
zsAIousness. nor was there the slightest in
dicaiioa that they were impelled by any
motive other than love of justice snd duty,
The somersef council Of the Roysl Arcs
nun are certainly to be congratulated on
the success OF the entertainment given IN
der heir auspices in Ehe Opera House Thurs
6ay evening The program was made Cd
with considerable care, aud with one or two
exceptions is every number evoked the
Spontaneous applause OF The andienee. The
star q the evening. Miss Lillian Burket,
ono Of Pitisburgh's most popular young
lady eiOcutionists. If she viii pardon the
criticism. might, II she had taken the char
acier Of the audience into consideration.
have made happier selections IN several in
s.znoes bet then after the admirable way
IA which sha reciied 'Mammys LII BABY
Boy. We have no doubt that the audience
cheerfaIiy for-aTe ber for Searching Among
the slAinr Mss Barkett also gave a
Baby's soHloquy in q manner that was de-
oiaedly the most artistic performance oftbe
evening
Mss Nayrae Uhi sang with her sccustOm-
ed briilizncy and sweetness, and Is it was
her first public appearance. many expres-
sfons Of sarprise were INDUCED 10 that som
srssf should possess voezlis; Of sneh gilt
tering ztfainments One OF tlleehief beauties
Of Miss THIS vocalism IS an entire absence
Of zzsc4agion and ciesrness Of articulation,
every syllable emitted from her smiling lips
can be understood as far Is ber voicc can be
heard. This peculiarly il must be re-
gzried as pecaiiarity--is the more marked
when Miss Uhl's singing Is compared with
thar Of other y0caiisis whose voices contain,
perhaps. as much sweetness, but who
mouth their words in such a miserable
fsshioa that the hearer is Al loss 10 know
whether be is listening 70 English or choc-
tax. Mss Uhi rendered. the dssightfnl bal
lad. Garden Of Sleep, with such true ten
derness Of feeling and expression that the
hands Of ali who beard her were volani4-
rily 81 TO applauding. leaving no doubt Of
conqness For an encore she gave Fisher
Maiden.
Last but not least in the SUCCESS
Of the entertainment comes the Euterpean