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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

10 grave while bis soul goes marching
;, and the same principles took root aud
.,rr;shei in the son, who Is worthy rep
ras4ntatiye of the lsepubicanism of the old
revsrone Commonwealth. He was Chair
man Of the Republican State convention of
1883.
sexsroR wATKEs FOR LIEUTENANT GoykRSoE-
s,.,e senator Louis Arthur Watres was
horn at Mt. Vernon, Lackawanna county,
., Anril 2I. 1851. He had been, and is,
of the most successful young men In
,.,,s;.sss and in politics in Northeastern
| ,,-s,,,varia He is a self made man. He
.,.rt.d life for himself at very early age,
,;ckins coal from the cuim dumps of 1.-THE
.,,,bracite region He has had more or less
,,,,..r;sne. in a great number Of employ
,,a,,s He has worked by the day, driven
team clerked in store, worked on farm,
we;sbed coal for the Delaware and Hudson
canal Company. belonged to an engineer
,,,rns filed the positions of postmaster's
clerk and depaty sheriff.
He studied law with Hon. John Handley,
and was admitted TO the bar IN 1873. Suc1
csss attends him in his profession. He is
close student, logical reasoner, and strong
with the court and jury. He has been
conn,v Solicitor of Lackawanna County
s;rce 1882 In 1882 he became the Republi
ca,, candidate for State Senator in the Twen-
,ieth district. which comprises, in large de-
cree the mining portion of Lsckawanna
and Luzerne counties, and although the dis
trio, Was made for and is Democratic. so
,,reat was his popularity with the people
that he was elected by handsome majority.
He took an active and leading part in the
Senate. serving upon the most important
committees. In 1856 he was candidate for
re.elec,ion and WAS reelected by an incseas-
ed majority. In 1887 he was made Inspector
Of Rifle Practice of the National Guard by
Governor Beaver, since which time the
marksmen of the State guard have increased
from 900 to 1890.
THOMAS J. sTEwART, FOR SECRETARY of IN
rEENAL AFFAIRS.
Thomas J. Stewart was born September l !.
1915 near Belfast, Ireland, and was brought
by his parents to Norristown, Montgomery
county. in 1919; was educated in the public
schools and a, the Quaker City Business
College in Philadelphia at sixteen years of
age enlisted as private in the One Hundred
and Thirty-eighth Regiment p "; was en-
gaged as a manufacturer and dealer in win
dow glass from 1870 to 1882; was Assistant
Adjutant General of Department of Pennsyl-
yania. Grand Army of the Republic from
1882 to 1888 in 1883 was appointed Assist
ant Adjutant General of the Grand Army of
the Republic in the United States was
member of the House of Representatives,
session lsS5-lss6 has been connected with
the National Guard of Pennsylvania since
| 1863, and been Adiutant of the Sixth Regi-
ment National Guard of Pennsylvania since
1871 was appointed, on the part of the
! House of Representatives, a member of the
commission to locate and establish the
! Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home,
and afterward as a member of the Board of
Trustees of the same institution, on the part
Of the Grand Army of the Republic, and
acted as Secretary of both the Commission
and Board of Trustees
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Elizabeth May, decd. late Of Lower
TurkeyfoOt Township, Somerset County. Pa
Letters testamentary on the above estate hay
ing been granted to the unce signed by the prop
er authority notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims OF demands
against the same viii present them duly authen-
ticsted for settlement on Thursday, Aug Z, 30,
at the Office OF ]. B. Jennings. ESQ, in the Bor-
ough of Ursina, Pa,
JOSEPH 0HLER,
Executor.
Scott & Ogle Attorneys
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Estate of Cassimer K Crauier decd, late Of
Mddlecreek Twp, Somerset Co, Pa.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted to said estate 70 make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
for settlement on Thursday. August llth,
1890 at the late residence Of the deceased, in
said township.
MARY McNEILL CRAMER,
jul2 Administrative.
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NOBODY is wearing Grape because
"glorious old Tom Marshall" of Ale
gheny, is not going to support the Re
publican ticket He has been built that
way for Just eight uneventful years.
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A DMISisTRAToR's NOTICE.

Eslaie Of William vought. decd late Of R,ack
Twp, sofnrfset CO. Pa
Letters Of administration on The. above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned l,v The
proper authority. notice j. hereby given to an
persons indebted 70 said estate to make imrnedi-
ate Payment. and these having claims against the
same viii present them daiv srsleutieated tor
settlement ON 1hursdsy. the 81 day of July 1890
at the late residence Of dec d. In Black Twp. or
on Saturday. July s. ~ the Office of fhiIip smith,
In The BOrOiigh OF R0ckw0od
DAVID u VOUGHT. Fibre p. o.
JOHN VOUGHT, Casselman 2. @.
Scott & ogle. Attorucys '''''- '''s'
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate Of William Hay, dec d., late of Milford
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters Of administration ON the above estate
per authority notice Is hereby given 20 ali persons
indebted to said estate 10 make immesiiat,. nav
meni. aud ithose having claims AGAINST the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. the 12th DAY Of July, ~.
at the lockwood House in the Borough OF Rock.
wood, Pa. ALBERT G.. WILL
Administrator.
scott Ogle, Attorneys
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DEMOCRATIC editors make heated allu-
sions to the perfect drill Of the Repabli-
can nartv.n lis exasperating.
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Pennsylvania College woSs Ne

situated In a beautiful pars, on commAl.
nlntesil. In TIE suburbs OF Fittsburg. =
from eify noise and dust. Unsurpassed ioi ! /.
" and heal;hfulness. Excellent facilitie,, ". ~
study OF Natural sciences. Classics an9 y
mafies-ln shori, every department wei y
ped. season opens September 10, - -
plieati0n Is desirable. For eaitiogusS - ~.
if5er Information apply 10 MIS- HEI ~ Z -
TsEar, President. Pittsburgh East End, -
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A Joyous Welcome.

MEADvILLE, Pa, June 26.-This has been
gala day for Meadville. Every individual
large and small, old and young, Republicans
and Democrats, within the corporation limits
is happy, and well they may be, for their IA
vorite son, George Wallace Delamater. is the
nominee of the Republican party for Gov
ernor Of the State. Yesterday evening upon
receipt of the news of his nomination the
city became at once wild with excitement
and it has remained so ever since.
Early this morning the Citizens Commit
tee met and made arrangements for the re-
ception of Mr.. Deamater upon his arrival
rom Harrisburg. Bunting was suspended
from all of the business blocks, flags hung
out and portraits of I" Our Next Governor"
placed in the show windows. Large badges
of silk ribbon bearing the inscription, "Our
Next Governor, George Wallace Delamater,"
with his portrait, were worn by all citizens
At $50 O'Clock this evening the majority
of Meadville's population tiocked 10 the
Meadville & Lnesyille railroad depot to
meet the incoming delegation, consisting Of
Mr. Delamater and his political advisers and
the Young Mems Republican Club of this
city Two bands were in attendance, and
the Mayor of the city, the President of Az
legheny College and the leading citizens met
and escorted him in an open carriage
through the streets followed by the people,
to the grand stand in the city park. There
a large crowd gathered.
AN oPEs-AIE MEETING.
Mayor Harper introduced DR.. T. L.
Flood editor of the Chautauquan, as Presi-
dent of the meeting. Mr.. Flood spoke
few words of welcome and then introduced
Mr.. Delamater, who was received with deaf
ening cheers, prolonged for several moments.
He said
For two weeks was absent from this
city have been in search of the nomina-
ton for Governor by the Republican party
in the State of Pennsylvania. In this have
succeeded, and now have returned to you,
my friends and neighbors, who 50 many
times have honored me. I thank you for
this reception, for believe it indicates your
confidence and love.
HIS PROMISE TO TUE PEOPLE.
81 shall always endeavor, as | have done
in the past, to perform what ever you may
place before me in manner that will win
your respect. We are about TO enter upon
great campaign campaign that will be
thoroughly Republican, fought along the
lines of Republican principles, and believe
that in November we shall elect our ticket
by over 100000 majority. thank you again
and again for this reception. Good night.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In re- Estate ef Edward Connolly deed.
2sth May, 30, AdmTs' and Trustees account pre-
seuted 20 Court for continuation.
And now. 18th of May. 30, on motion Of II. L
Baer, Esq. Attorney for the Administrator the
Court appoint L. G.. COlborn. Esq. Auditor TO
distribute the funds in the hands OF the Admins
traitor to and among those legally entitled thereto
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02
a DARIxe RESOLVE.

DUNBAR, Pa, June 2S-2 A. N.-The con-
ference of mine experts mentioned in my
previous dispatch lasted for nearly an hour
Every possible plan of rescue was discussed,
but none of them were adopted Finally,
Inspectors LOuttit and Keighley, Secretary
Watchorn, Master Workman Kerfoot and
Manager Hill, of the Furnace Company, de-
cided to face death itself that the entombed
men may be rescued. They decided to go
to the face and together dig through. En-
gineer Coll and his father, of the Frick Coke
Company, accompanied the daring party and
will stand guard while the perilous work is
performed. 1t was just O'Clock this morn
ing when they determined to make the des-
perate effort, and a more deliberate. deter
mined and courageous party never brayed
such dangers. They were provided with all
appliances for their safety, but they carried
their lives in their hands, and everybody
about the pit bade them good bye, and all
carried with them their best wishes for a
safe and speedy return.
tAtiNG
When the courageous party disappeared
in the mine tears filled the eyes of those on
the outside. Hardened men who never knew
fear trembled for the fate of the party, vet
all are confident of their return. There are
IL feet of coal through which to dig, or
about two nours' work. Should they break
through the wall and return with their
lives, it is hardly probable that any of the
bodies for which they are searching will be
taken out before this afternoon.
DUSBAR, Pa. July 1-At IL O'Clock to-
night the drill struck through into an entry
The air came wbistling through TO where
the men were digging as clear as a bell
The drill was removed and the air was test
ed. 1t is pure. 1t will take till 2 o'clock to
dig away the coal so that the rescuing party
can enter the Hill Farm mine to search for
the imprisoned men, The men who have
the work OF rescue in charge are sure some
OF the imprisoned miners are alive. if they
were not killed by the first explosion. The
utmost secrecy is maintained at this hour
for fear the relatives of The imprisoned men
might learn the news and insist on going
into the pit,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

They open political meetings in North
Carolina with prayer and close them
with riots Thus all shades of people
are accommodated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

ANOTHER star has been added TO the
National ensign. Wyoming has been
admitted into the Union Of States.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

BY virtue of the above appointment notice is
hereby given that will meet 10 attend 20 the du-
ties thereof AT my Office in Somerset Pa. on
Thursday, the 18th day of July $50 at 10 'cloek
a. t.. when and where all persons interested may
attend if they think proper.
l. c. COLBORN.
4r4fs
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The Republican majority in Pennsyl-
vania this fall ought not to fall much
below the 100000 mark
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

THE ticket nominated at Harrisburg
last Wednesday is sure winner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

FRIDAY will be the one hundred and
fourteenth Anniversary Of American In
dependence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-02

SCORE another argument for the cleo
ton of the Republican State ticket
"Glorious Tom Marshall is dgin it.
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Scott < ogle, Attorneys.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of John J. Hay. decd. late Of lockwood
Borough. Somerset Co, Pa,
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate 10 make immedi-
ate payment, aud those having claims agail st the
same will present them duly suthentica ed f1i
settlement on Thursday, July 10, lsy0 at the late
residence of deceased,
BINIE HAY
ANNIE CRITCHFIELD,
DAVID GILDNER
may2S Administrators.
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A Observation-Disclosures

Estate Of William J. Higinbotham, late of Con
huence Borough, somerset County PA.
Letters OF administration on the abOyees hay
ing been granted TO the undersigned by the proper
authority, notice is hereby given To all persons
indebted 70 said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
viii present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on or before Saturday, July 49, 1890. at the
residence Of the Adminisiratrix in Petersburg
Addison Twp, Somerset Co, Pa.
ALICE K HIGINBOTHAM
Administrative
Scott < Ogle. Attorneys,
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THE President has signed the Depend
ent Pension bill and it is now law.
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A UDlToR's NOTICE.

Com. of Penn a ex rel In the Court Of Com
Isaac FTiedline and Pc mon Pleas OF SOmer-
ter Friedline, set Co. Pa. Pet q. I.
vs. No. - sept. T. ISL
ludwick Friedline.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court on the 2Ed day of June A. D., 10. '' to dis
tribute the fund in the hands of the Committee to
and among those legally entitled thereto" here
by gives notice that he viii sit in his office in the
Borough Of Somerset, Pa, on Wednesday. the 9Th
day of July. 1s90 for the purpose Of attending 20
the duties of said appointment from 10 o. CLOCK a.
H. to 5 O'Clock .. m, when and where all par
ties in interest may attend if they think proper.
A. G. HoLBERT,
Auditor.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mary whisker. of
Napier Township Bedford County. Pa. has filed
her application with the Secretary Of Internal
Affairs AT Harrisburg for a warrant for . acres
Of improved land situate in Shade Township
Somerset County. adjoining lands Of J. Lowry
Whisker's heirs, and others.
jul2lit. NARY wHIsKER
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
STATE.

STATE.
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEORGE WALLACE DEIAMATER-
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LOUIS ARTHUR wATREs.
FOR SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
THOMAS J. STEWART.
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FOR ASSEMBLY,
FPHRAIM D. MILLER. Of lockwood Borough
yoHNc. WELLER, OF Milford Township.
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAIAH GOODf of Somerset Township.
FOR PROTHONoTARY,
wM. II. sANNER, OF Somerset Borough
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER
A. J. HILEMAN, Of Somerset Borough.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN HAMER Of Quemahoning Township.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
GEO. F. KIMMELL, of Milford Township.
SAMUEL L. sHoBER. Of Somerset Township
FOR POOR DIRECTOR,
wM DICHEY, Of Brothersvalley Township.
FOR AUDITORS,
HERMAN sHAFFER, OF Somerset Township
4. d. BROUCHER, Of Somerset Township.
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COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS.
FOR STATE SENATOR,

EDWARD sCULL, Of Somerset Borough.
subject 10 the decision Of the District Confer
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Fred. W. pleseeker. Attorney. =.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of John W. Beaehy, late Of Salisbury
Borough deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the pro
per authority, notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons indebted to said estate 10 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. to the undersigned. on Tuesday, Au-
gust 5, 1890, at the late residence Of deceased.
When and where they viii attend for said pur-
pose.
JACOB LIVENGOOD,
FRANKLIN ?. BEACHT.
Fvecufors
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NORMAN B. CRITCHFIELD, Of Jenner Twp.
subject to the decision of the district Confer
qurp
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THE PEOPLE ENRAeEp.

The suspension Of work just when the
unfortunate miners are almost within reach
has been great disappointment here, and
has still further enraged the people. The
false reports sent out daily by the Mine In
spectors had led them to hope against them
Oolves and when the fro broke out tonight
the feeling was intensely bitter against those
whom they would hold responsible for the
DELAY
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Somerset County, IS.
Extract from the Record. Certified May 81. 90.
JACOB d. SWANK Clerk.
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FPHRAIM D. MILLER Of lockwood Borough.
JoHNC. WELLER, OF Milford Township
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HERMAN sHAFFER. OF Somerset Township.
4. d. BROUCHER, Of Somerset Township.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28

South Cardinals tax levy was reduced
half mill by the present legislature, chiefly
by shutting down work on the state house.
Salaries of various state officials were also
reduced to total extent of about $1,000 or
s1o,000a year. And 1.-THE sufferers by this
process" says the Greenville NetOS, "are
doing about 100000 worth of kicking.
Retrenchment has reached little too near
home to accommodate itself to their respect
i've systems and symptoms" Any rule that
simply tells Of the shortcomings of the other
fellow is first-rate measure, but when it
is turned and begins to operate upon the
present company it Immediately becomes
very wearying.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
Hypnotism in the Courts.

During the celebrated trial of the Partisan
strangers. Eyraud and Mile Bompard, re-
Gently, DR.. Liegeois proposed that Mile.
Bompard be hypnotized, and then ques-
toned as to the crime for which she and
Eyraud we're being tried. His theory was
that while in the hypnotic state she could
be induced to tell all she knew about it. His
proposition, however, was not accepted.
Within the last few days one of the New
York papers has published interviews with
New York lawyers as to the advisability of
procuring evidence from persons in a hyp.
notlc state. Nearly all of them said they
were opposed to obtaining evidence in that
way. A few thought that it would be in
teresting to give hypnotism q trial. in order
to see whether the ends of justice could be
furthered.
From what the lawyers who were ques-
toned said, however, it is evident that q
great deal more would have to be known
about hypnotism before courts in this coun-
try would permit witnesses to be hypnotized
In order to obtain evidence from them.
And it is not certain that the truth could
be obtained from a hypnotized witness.
Such witness might testify in accordance
with the suggestions of the person who
hypnotized him. He might testify to things
of which he had no knowledge whatever if
a suggestion of such things were made to
him. Because a person commits or wit
nesses a crime it doesn't follow that in a
hypnotic state his mind would dwell upon
that crime, or that if questioned about it he
would give true account Of it.
Hypnotism is as etimperfetly understood.
Some remarkable phenomena in connection
with it have been observed, but until a
great deal more about it is known it would
be dangerous to introduce it into courts as
an aid to justice. There is sort of craze
about it at present which may die out, or
hypnotism may be developed into something
beneficial to humanity. What its future is
to be no one can predict with any degree OF
certainty.
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BRIGHT BITS.

WHEN a woman gets red nose ''her blood Is
out Of ordAr." When a mans nose becomes the
same hue whisky is out OF place.-Norristot tom
Herald.
IN this little box have kept the dearest
"reminiscences OF my wedding trip"
bills. "-Flieoends BiGtter.
FIRST DRUMMER-Got dinner at the Highprice
house, eh? Have they good cooks there!
Second Drurnmer-I don't know. forgot to
fee the waiter.-NeW Yors Weekly.
ToM-The man in the room next to me is
learning to play on the piano.
Jack-.And what do you do?
TomIrm Learning to swear.-Neto York
Herald,
THAT'S RIGET. my boy am glad you have
thrashed the millers son; but what had he done
He saidI looked like you, father. File
geHde Batter.
FIRST DUDE-That's an awful bad fitting hat
you have on.
Second Dude-Yes. but attended swell ball
last night, and my head isn't built to fit any and
every hat.-TeraS S5ftings
Al have so many debts that there is moth
ing left for me but either to get married or to
shoot myself
B.-I am married; take my advice, go and
shoot yourself.-Ld Hormi5o de Orc.
BrNKs--I wonder how actors manage to get
BULL SAditSu pTtsSiOuS on t1eT ldceS WQeD
theyr posing for portraits.
Banks-The photographer places a square
meal before them, suppoSe.-Nelo York Her
aid
DAsHAwAY-The other night went to an am
ateur theatrical performance and then went
home and had terrible dream.
Cleverton-What did you dream?
Dashaway-I dreamt that went to it again.
Not0 YCTE sun.
HnAD OF FIRN-O, by the way. Mr.. Travers, l
shall have DO ask you to stay in the Office day
next Wedn sday; am going OUT Of town.
Travers (asidej-Hang the luck! That Is the
very day 1 had arranged to have my grand
mother die.-LJe.
Mrs. HorzFUL-Is my boy improving any,
Professor OF Penmanship-He is getting
worse His writing ~ now so bad no living SOU
can read il.
How lovely The darling! He'll be a great
author some day.-Good NeaeS.
YEAsr-Did your wife ever deceive your
Crimsonbeak-Yes she deceived me only yes
terday.
Yeast-How so? .5r
characteristic told mo she was going
shopping, and she actually made purchase
Yottkers States Adn.
ELLA, have you heard the newsi Your hus
band has sworn or from smoking,r
"He had better tell me 80 if he dares! Where
am to get my new curtains? I PERMITTED hin
TO smoke only on the express condition that ht
should give Inc pair of new curtains every
year. "-BTEe0eHde Bldtter.
They court awhile
And coo and smile,
Then comes a breach of promise, when
They spat and jaw,
And go to law,
And once more do they court again.
-Chicn0O Post