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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
JAMES 3. HOLDERBAUM
Is L. S. a Legal Seal

Judge Mitchell, Of the TiOea county court.
has created something ike a sensation
among lawyers over there by deciding thai
the scroll t. - Is not a legal seal, bat sim
ply mark 10 indicate where the seal should
be placed in printed documents. The initials
stand for the Latin loc,is seg4i, -piAoe Of the
seal, and were used first by William Brad
ford. printer Of the time Of William Penn.
Judge Mitchell held that this scroll on a
judgment note was not seal, aud the note
being without a seal WAS Invalid. As legal
documents Of many kinds are attested this
way, the lawyers are wondering what the
limit of TIE mischief would Be II people
should deny the validity Of the documents.
A Pittsburgh lawyer who seems 70 have
known what be Was talking aboul says in
letter published in one Of the papers OF
that city 4 seal depends upon intention
Any mark will constitute a seal If il is he
intention OF the party who Is 10 make the
seal that that marx sball be used Is such
In Hackers Appeal III Pa. l33 it was De
cided that line one sixteenth Of an inch in
length was a sutiicient seal Justice Clark.
who rendered the decision 10 this case, says
A seal is not necessarily OF any particr ar
form or figure when no; Of wax It is usual
Iy made IN the form Of scroll, but the
letters l. 5 0r the word Seal enclosed
in brackets or in some other desigu are N
frequent use L may, however. consist Of
an outline without any incl5sure it msy
have dark ground or light one It may
be in the form of a circle, al eIlipse o.
scroll. or it may be irregular in form it
may be simple dash or flourish Of the
pen
"In referring to the intention, the Justice
says Whether or not any marx Or i'm
preston shall be held TO be q seal depends
wholly upon the intention Of the party exc
cutting the instrument, as exhibited On the
face OF the paper itself.
This intention IS indicated through the
words Witness NY hand and seal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
PIANOS AND ORGANS sAcRI-
FiCED-
Music Co., Ltd, pIttshu rgh. Pa.

In order to close out our immense stock OF
pianos and organs before removal TO our to
be remodeIed wAreroomS I0I and l03 Fifth
avenue. next TO post office. prices viii bs
reduced away down. A ine piano for SEQ
worth 800. Organs for SO. worth sIas.
stock embraces Chickerine, Lindeman,
wheelock, HalIet & Davis, and stuyvesant
piaros; Palace. Bridgeport, Shoinger. and
Packard organs. Secondhand pianos from
So upward organs, $40 $50 and $50 Easy
payments arranged This Is great Oppor-
tunirv for a bargain and buyers should call
early on the
HExBzIcE's MUsrc Co. LTp.,
% FTfh avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Those Of our citizens who were disapPoint-
ed in not hearing Ms Mary A Livernore
a; the institute coarse Of lectures. car yet
have the pleasure Of hearing Der, as she viii
appear 81 the Opera House on Saturday
sv. ning Of this week in her famous lestGre,
80 Dream Of Tomorrow. Mrs. Lisermore
was secured for this occasion through the
Efforts Of Prof Kendall. principal o. our
public schools, and his Efforts should be
rewarded By a crowded hoHse. Ms Liver
more deservedIy enjoys the distinction Of
being the Queen Of Female Platform Ora-
tors - in this country. and We have 10 doubt
viii be grestsd oy an audience such as ber
ability and fame deserves. Tickets are row
on sale al Casebeers ), at popular Prices-2S,
IS. and 50 ceats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
fishers County Institute. March :

Fishers County Institute. March T..
Teachers coming 70 the County Iastitute
OF Saturday, March 7th, viii hnd it well 70
cali at Fishers Book Store 10 buy their cards,
chromos and books for prizes fsr the closing
days of their schools. All teachers who viii
not be in attendance, can have their wants
promptly and carefully Supplied by sending
in their mail orders. Directors viii e.H At
Fishers Book Store March iaih and llsh.
Cha II. FIsHER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

The town Of Derry. Westmoreland cogniy.
Is greatly excited OSer tie an5ing Of the
dead body Of Frank B. WiisoE at noon sat
uriav in the waier-Rorzs reservoir. i Is
supposed that he committed suicide but his
friends do not know Of a cause that Eo0ld
drive him TO such deed Wilson vas elect
ed Tax Collector last year and was reelected
= week ago. His accounts were to have been
audited saturday night 1. is stated that be
was financially embarrassed, and upon thal
the theory Of suicide is based He was mar
ned about a year ago 70 Mss Little, OF New
Alexandra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
aREEvr's HrLLpozERa ArTEnrr 70 TAKE a

Z GREEvT's HuLLnczERs ATTEMPT TO TAKE A
HALLoT BOX sr FORCE.
EvEgErr. Feb. 2T.-Frank Fletcher and
/ Hon r. C. Mcnamara. counsel for Grseyy,
I in the Greegy-ScHH election contest. in the
Twentieth Congressional District were
thwartei in their attempt to take from the
ballot box ofwest Providence certain alleged
Illegal votes by force, and offer them in evil
dence before 4. : D:ysly, a notary public,
living a. Altoona, sent here 70 act as Joint
com missioner with Commissioner Weller
but who vas respectfully ignored by CON
testee's ccunsei, John II. Jordan. George
W Ritchey, Justice Of the Peace Of Everett,
was servcd wiki a subpoena to appear and
produce before Commissioner Weller, the
ballot box for West Providence township
Sczus comma siones took from the ballot
box tickets alleged Illegal by SculTs counsel.
and remanded the box back in the custody
Of Squire Ritchey A Y. Divsly demand
ed Of the squire the ballot box in order that
be might take therefr0m certain tickets al
legged Illegal by Greevy's counsel SQUIRE
Kitehey refused the request, stating that the
subpoena commanded him 10 produce the
ballot box before Commissioner Weller, and
that be was not acquainted with Mr.. DiveIy.
and had no sabpo IA served for that pur-
pose upon him, and unless served with
sabpnaa to produce It before Mr. Dively be
would guAui the ballot box. IS was his
duty.
Thereupou, Mr. Dively attempted to for
cibiy take from The Justice, bat was unsuc-
oesstri. Messrs. Fletcher and McNanars.
tive staiNart lawyers Of Bedford, seeing that
their commissioner efforts were futile, seiz-
ed Justice Richey and attempted to wrench
the BOX from his grasp. The scuiiie attract
ed attsntiou Of passers By on the street and
the landlord u the Ia Palace Hotel. The
landlord called ia the chief Of police, and
with bis two sons and the hotel porter.
entered the room aud qaellsd the disturb
ance. Squire Rtehey was the final pos
sessor Of the ballot box, and Grsevy's eouu-
SCI and his commissioner showed the white
feather
This IS believed 10 be the sequel Of a con- /
coeted plan schemed by Greeyy's counsel to /
forcibly obtain the ballots aud create a dis
tareancs which would be portrayed to the 1
Eiecti0ns Committee as frightful tragedy, |
as the counsel for Greevy frequently referred /
10 the large Democratic majority in Con- /
gress. and thai they were going TO have Ger
tain thinEs or a 6ght. Messrs. McSamarz /
and Fletcher, G7eeEy's counsel, fled paper 4
wIthdrawing from the tskiag Of testimony 1
a. Everett, in which they call the officer !
and parties that quslied the disturbance hard !
uaElss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

On the first page Of this paper viii be
found an article from the pen Of the Potato
King T. B. Terry, in relation to the recent
Farmers Institute beid in this county Mr.
Terry IS exceedingly complimentary n hrs
remarks concerning the Intelligence Of our
farmers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

The Chicago Tiaes of the 10th inst. con
taius long account OF a very pretty we'd
ding celebrated in that city the evening be-
forr, between Miss Ola Louise Matthews
and Dr. William b. Blouke. The groom
was former resident Of stoyestown, This
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

sheriff Good, eK-SheriiIs Kyle and AcNil-
ensburg Thursday to witness the execution
Of murderer Marsh. Sheriff Coed expech, 10
officiate at hanging bee in the near
future, and was anxious 70 witsess an execu-
ton hefn-ehand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Addisio1aI trains leave caEnseriaud ! 90 and : y
% q m., II % p n.
Corr=pondingly low rates from other
stations
Parior Cars on day train and Sleeping Cars
on night train.
For tickets or ParIor or Sleeping Car ac-
eommodatious call upon or address Agents
&O.RR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

A telegram from Gneensburg on Saturday
says: MS. Nicely, wife Of Joseph Nicely,
one Of the condemned murderers, who Is
20 be hung at Somerset or April 3. was in
the city this afternoon in consultation with
ex-Judge Hunter, endeavoring if possible 10
have him appear before the PArdon Board at
It's next meeting. on March -. and intsroeie
f,r the lite Of her husband, who she says is
innocent ofthe crime With which he slAnis
Condensed. She IS very much depressed.
bsaf has not yet given ID hope Of securing at
least = commufafion Of sentence for her bus
hand and bis brother Dave. Jadge Hanter
has consented 70 - and d. shat h- car
The people are almost unansnoasiy Ct the
opinion that the Sieeiys are sailiy, and that
the Board Of P1ui0ns Eiil refuse TO interfere
with the carrying out Of the death warrant.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Mr. Hiram C. White Of the firm Of A J.
White 4 Son. T4ilors and CIothiers, Cham
bersb1rg. Pa. wiz be in Somerset for sever
al days, about March 3Ist, with choice line
Of spring suitings. etc Satisfaction guaran-
80
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

NJ James Werner Long. Of Pittsbarge, sec.
Of the State Fish Commission has been ap-
pointed consul 10 FIorencs. Italy By President
Harrison Mr., Long has made frequent vis-
its TO Somerset during the past halfdozen
years, and his many friends in this county
viii be glad 20 learn Of his having secured
50 fesirable an snpointnsnf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Mr. Samuel Philson, the vel known Ber-
lin banker whO was pros;ratec a few days
since with what appeared - be an a-tack OF
vertigo, We are pleased 70 learn has al
most entirely recovered. Mr. Philson Is
seyenty-nine years Of sge and this Is the first
time that he had ever been bedi4st.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
Cancers.

Thousands Of cancers are permanently re-
moved BY eanreiy new and original meth
DDS without pain, loss Of blood, or the use
Of plaster or knife. For book on cancer
sent free address Surgical Hotel, Columbus,
Ohio.
DR. s B. EARr1sAx. Pres't
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

z T. Roberts, OF this place, vino is accus-
ed with haging defr4aded several farmers Of
Somerset township ont OF the price OF TWO
or three car loads Of oaleI hay aai sawed
lumber was arrested IN CLieago, III, last
week and brought to Wesimorsland coanty.
thi. stzte. where he gave bail before Justice
OF the Peace for bis appearance at the proper
time. one Of the Chicago papers SAYS that
Roberts was engaged in several Questionable
transactions about the stock yards IN that
city.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Mr and Ms. H. L B8er. entertained a
large number Of their friends a. their ele-
CANT home in this place. Thursday evening
The house was aoiaze vifh light, while the
rooms and halls were crowded vith happy
guests. The sweet strains Of harp and violin
furnished music throughout the evening
and The young people eniosed dancing in
the large parior, which had been reserved
for that puTpose. Mrs Baer enteriains in
such a charming manner thai her guests are
aixavs loath to depart, and on this OCCASION
did not until a very late hour
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

our friend John P Knable, Of the we'll
known Pittsburgh dry goods firm Of Knable
q Shustsr. has purchased the interest Of
Mr. Shuster and will hereafter conduct the
business under the name Of John ?. Knable
& Co. His advertisement appears in this
paper. The name itself i a guarantee % his
natrnns from this cnunfr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

The high waters OF last week with the
strong current produced uncovered I've bod
les at JohnstoEn that were drowned by the
food Of May. 1850. The secretary Of the
search committee has offered 80 for each
body, and it Is thO1ght this viii snmalate
The finding Of others.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

The contest among nearly dozen sPpli-
oants FOR Pike Supervisor il Fayette and
Somerset counties has been settled By the
appointment Of Ewing Saarighi Of near
Cni0ntown. He IS q brother Of Col Thomas
B. Searght, and his appointment is taken
10 mean that the latter stiil has the ear Of
Governor Pattison. as be did when eonrOll-
ing the appointments under the Governors
former administration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Squire Jesse Slick. ofshade Twp. IS prob
ably the oldest living reader Of this journal
bis acquaintance With the HERALB dating
back to the first issue in JuRe ls17- The
squire was s. years old yesterday. March
80. He Is one Of a family Of fifteen children
ten Of whom we're boys, and eight Of whom
grew to manhood and all are over six feet
tall Notwithstanding bis advanced sge
squire Sliek is hale ard hearty. and sCorns
the ideS Of leaving this vale Of tears be
fore he sees the daEl Of bis hgadredth year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
THE scuLL-oaEEvY CONTEST.
a New Factor in the Shape Of Self
Appointed Commissioner in the
Case
- "a PhI.a-lsIphLa ..


Case
Frsn the Philadelphia Press.
EVERETT. Feb. 8.-The procedure in the
Greevy-Scuil contest election. in the Twen-
tieta Congressional District, has reached a
critical slage Matters moved along very
smoothly untis Greevys counsel attempted
to inject testimony in behalfof Greeyy, con-
trsry to the statute Of Congress governing
and regulating contested elections. and plain
rules % evidence Commissioner Weller re
fused to take from the halo; boz, 10 be
offered in evidence. certain ballots contain
ing the name Of Hon Edward scnT for Con
gress, alleged Illegal. without substantial
evidence being offered by Greevy's counsel
TO make them such.
To-day Mr.. A. Y. Dively. Notary Public,
residing at Altoona, appeared on the scene
Of contest, but John H. Jordan. scur's
counsel refused 70 recognize him as Joint
commissioner 10 act with Mr. Weller. Not
wishstaBding obieetious from Jordan, Mr..
Divsly took and retained certain alleged ille-
gal ballots bearing senifs name from the
beiio; box.
When Scull's commissioner opened the
boz Greevy's counsel attempted to effer
them in evidence. but Mr. Weller declined,
and refused to accept any tickets but those
oisrsd as direct evidence BY ScGlrs counsel
Whereepoa Mr.. Dively took note of Mr.. Vel
leT's refusal, and proceeded 10 accept the bal
lots himself
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

The interior Of the new B. & o. r r sta
ton az MeyerSdale vas destroyed BY IRE
and water at an early hour sunday morn
ing. The IRE was caused by the explosion
Of large lamp in the telegraph office ard
was burning fercely wheu discovered. The
IRE department responded promptly to the
alarrn and succeeded il drowning the flames
il very short tine About an hour after
the fireman had retired the flames broke ont
again and the FIRE department had 70 be
called out a second time 70 subiae them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Every man and woman ia sonersst should
take advantages Of the opportunity 70 hear
Mrs Mary A. Ivermore, At the Opera House
Saturday evening. when she viii lecture on
a :. Dram Of To-mnrrnw.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Miss Annie l. Miller, OF xix Lick town
ship won the prize offered by Prof J. y.
Msese al the reosn; Teachers County Insti-
tule for the be=t original composition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

B. T. Mann, Of the Laqstrer. was named
BY the President for postmaster at Bedford,
last Thursday He was recommended BY
Congressman scull-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

A young colorei genflenan was lodged in
jail Thursday. on commitment from aCon-
Husnce J1stses, 70 answer charge for bur
glsry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Il is pretty tough on the !ax payers ofthis
county, when a rich corporation ike the
United States Express Company brings a
prosecution for larceny. against one Of is
employees. who is resident Of Mary land,
and failing to convict han IN our courts,
compels the county 70 pay the costs OF prose
cu,ion. such a case occurred last week.
Two days Of the courts valuable time vas
consumed il the trial and the county is
compelled to pay several hundred doll1as
besides
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
MeyersaaIe Preparatory schooI.

Spring term begins Monday. April 10, 81.
The Normal Institute opens in July. For
catalogue and descriptive circulars, spply TO
]. D. MKEE Principal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

Testimony Is being iz.sn to-day ar Mey-
ersd2le in The 6neevy s-ui contested election
case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
New steam Saw Mil and Valuable
Timoa L and for SzIa

A first cl as steam saw mill. only in use
six weeks, viii be sold cheap for cash. or
en- payments Also, fine lot of unsawed
timber. Apply at HERALD Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
HarraMaeh

DEAR -lR - have heen impressed for
some time with the thought that / should
write you letter. Although have never
seen YOU. vet it seems A. though had been
acquainted with y0n, a. have read so
mach sbou. you ard your case. 7 also have
been convicted and sentenced 70 death. bc.
II IS a crime Of which am not guilty. Yet
It seems A. this tine taGt I must pay the
penalty Of aQOthers crime. But let me say
q few words Of consolation to you Put
your whole trust in God Jesus, YOUR Savior
ard UIiue, came into he world 10 save sin
nsEs. and His blood Is sufficient 10 wash
away the feulest stain Of s.n. Though your
sins be as scarlet He viii make them white
as snow aad yet Ike crimson, He will make
item Ike wool
Christ did rot come to save the righieoas
bgt 10 bring sinners 70 repentance. Put
your whole trust IN Christ and He viii save
you; for He Is able and He IS willing Only
trust Him Life IS short at best, and how
mach better Il is 70 leave this darkness for
glorious light And We must all see death !;
there is 10 escape. The Death Angel viii
rua the dagger to each heart some time,
some place. along lifss journey Then 1
would say, my dear friend, be ready when
tie Master calls you and some day, God
grant. yoz and may meet n a better world,
Ehen We shall know zach other better "a
that land Of heavenly bliss.
Remember. nv friend. my prayers are
with you. and rsy Sod, IN His infinite
mercy. save you in His glorious kingdom, is
nv prayer.
Please lei ne bear from you. Sincerely
yours, J. g. NICELY.
Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04
Execution OF Harry Marsh, and :
Letter from Joe Nicely.

Execution OF Harry Marsh. and a
Letter from Joe Nicely.
Harry Marsh vas ezeeuted at Ebensburg
fsw minutes before txo O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. IN the iail yard The victim ex-
hibited astonishing nerve and never mani
Tested the least symptom Of fear. Just
before the trap was sprung be stepped to the
front Of the scafi0ld and said, in clear
voice Well gentlemen, I want to tell you
am very sorry for what have done. and
ar willing to pay tte penalty Of Law. I
have the best of relations and friends. The
Sheriff and warden and Others Al the Jail
have bern very good 70 me. wish this to
be published to my many friends This is
al I have 70 say. Goodbye
He then stepped back OPOn the trap ard,
while some Of the 30 men who were present
were weeping aloud. exclaimed y have
acted the man in every respect. and, turn
ing. kissed the sheaff's cheek The next
moment the lever vas drawn and the mur-
dsrer was dropped into eternity The crime
for which Marsh forfeited his lifs-the kill
ing Of his sweetheart Clara Slakshaft,-wss
one Of the most brutal and cowA-dly ever
committed
The foIio~ing comf0rsing letter was re-
ceiTed by Marsh some tine ago.
5oE NICELY To HARKY zaRsH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

sare and time Of trains.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-03-04

DH. s. B. HARTMAN. Pres't.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

ineton team. The New York team Won tho
Interstate match last year.
=. It WAS dark whom the teams gathered up
their traps and left the range; The utmost
good will prevailed between the teams. and
the New York boys cheered all the way from
the range to the railroad station. While watt
Ing for the train at the station they made the
place resound with their cheers for the Wash.
WHO Is the Washington team ?" an inter-
ro9Atory voice would shout
The reDlv In chorus. was:
,,First In var, first In peace. first In the hearts
Itwas too late for the scorers to figure out
all tho winners In the continuous matches, but
the winners OF tho big prizes arc:
ptEscters' M.seho3Pen only to dirsstors Of he n
0oysrnor's IsiohEopsn to all corners. seven shot..
John Klein. los; =. kobllnR Jr. los: George Doyis
iSs 1877: john sas orml.s ,J Shepherd 'oi' C. H. asuS
Iissny N.!eSSAi corners; shot. at 200 yards;
el. IT, oni W. S;ss DTz s 2ssn LA
norman iss: GsorTs boyle i 81 l. 4 Csss. ia T. A'm'
steward Match-Open 70 all comers 4 shots at q o
yaId:; three scores to count cash prizea u. Poi.
Gass. SSFts.% s.a co. a. soe S.sI.:
Doyle No. r. stuart 90; A. r. Kussr go; A Dietrich "a
Revolver Maich-Fivs shots on Amcrcsn stsndsrd
e' ry ss1' 1885, G: ;s'G S5s '
Aloom.rs military match. 200 and 500 yards: nv.
t Ssn. II III E0SSi mS.lxocd r. H. sisE ;sv ..
Dc Forest 10; Ii. n. Jansen. 90; r. Mclean. "a %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

QUEEN HELrETtA AND HER HANDMAIDENs.
There was = break in tho line here. and It
looked a. II the parade Was over People boz
came impatient and SON the crowd thinned
out considerably, Tho First BRIGADE went up
20 Union square where 1t came to halt. It
was to 10 reviewed from tho Cottage and
Grand Marshal Antony didn't want TO DO no.
viewed in two sections. So. after waiting
nearly halt an hour. be rode bsck to Fourth
soon the ., occasion WAS stared again.
First csme band OF musicians dressed in
green. with white cross Oh their breasts and
red sleeves. Then followed Helvstians OF 200
First yss Sh T:s .sa
CARRIED nrly looking clubs: The boys were
behind tho walrisrs rode youth In pink
tights and toea The programme said be
ao nshnd BIN cassus Sn nee a.ns
'Th"y were attended by a soldier who carried
tho eagles, two lictors, and lweve Komau
,:lardsmen, all on foot Charlemagne rode
close behind, Glad in purple, robes and carry
GnEes s. 9Rs body guard wearing tho dress Of
Maxi came float containing five Of tho wise
men Of Horne gathered around the council
table. These men wore brown cloth robes
and od-lashioned hats. and looked very ven
ers on foot. each carrying his crossbow. Next
were French and Austrian soldiers. typifytng
tho enemies OF tho Confederation.
The war against BurgupSy, he war against 81
foreign hosts: and Tho Vienna Congress were
There was an open space between two patches (, ~
Of dukes. and here. Q man and boy walked
The man carried q croasbow on hi!
shoulder and tbs boz held In his hand