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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
City Ticket OGC,, 2Oi Main Street.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

rARANTO, DC. ls.-Admiral Sir
Michael Culmt -5tymuu5 uccOmpinie
by the Italian Admiral COfsi, with
sixty British UfllorIH anu number Of
Italians, engaged Ia "a ioX hunt on the
estate oi Baron BerhngtTl ut Polls.
kOTO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
nr-. no.con conI.IInE ne,h.

U11cA, n. Y, Oct. ls.-Mis. Roscoe
Conklng uled Ht net Motel IA TINS city
this afternoon. Mrs. Cooking was
sister Of the late Horace SeJ m,ur' nht
WINS more than 90 yeRrs old, Dot ie'
taiued traces OF her original gfcHs
beauty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

TACOMA, wash, Oct IS Judge II.
ID. Gaus Of this city was killed by IL
runaway team a. HumlOope, Is. c.
yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

GUTHRIE, o. f., oct. lS.-Evory
own IN the territory ia filllng up with
',eople from the Cherokee strip, who
ip,ome In hungry anu cold and without
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

NEpOgsET, Mas, Oct. lS.-Lucy
Stone, tne great wOmtuh right cham-
piOn, died at 10 tonight, 20 years OLD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

OMAHA, OCT. Is. - stephen Forp.
PATTI, travelling with his family from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19
Zion Medical Institute
Located permanently a. Rooms 3Ol, 3OJ,
GOl, Dooly lP,O.J Building, Sal. Lake
CITY, Utah.
n. b. Mansfield, MD.
j. A. Bissot', MD.

ipcClAluCs Al diseases NJ the Eve, EAr.
Nosv, Throat ard Lungs, all chrome Diseases.
ONCE hOurs-n 10 10 o. no., go bpm, to 5
pm. sundays, 10 100. 90 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-19

bra Mansfield and Bissct. are permanently
located in salt lake CITY prrmaurncy. Nrs
possibility aud aAill form the 1H6ia OF every
claim they make
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
TARGETS for Burglars.

]. J. Hauk, of the firm Of J. ]. Hank &
Co, at Carrolliown, Cambria county, with a
number OF other persons, remained in the
telephone Office in that place last Tuesday
night awaiting the election returns They
were there until O'Clock this morning
when he and John Westover went to his
store TO lunch. They fund the front door
open, and when Mr.. Hsnk entered he dis
covered three persons in the room. One of
them fred a revolver at him, the bullet just
missing his head and passing through plate
glass In the door. Hauk then made q rush
for him. and was again fred upon. He
dropped to the Il DOR in time TO escape
the third ballet, which passed through
window, and then the robbers ran ont the
back door and made their escape. but before
they had left the neighborhOod three more
shots were fired at Mr. Westover, who bad
followed them 70 the street. None Of them,
however. took effect.
None OF the parties were recognized. A
hole bad been drilled in the safe and q bag
Of powder poured in before the burglars
were interrupted. The safe contained 500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
"OnIy a Suicide"

IAss Tuesday morning the body OF a
young man was found on the pike two miles
east of Greensburg, ami close beside the
corpse lay large new revolver, one cham
Der of which was empty, and a bullet hole
in the right temple Of the deceased plainly
indicated case of deliberate suicide The
body was still warm when found 0l his
person were found three pieces Of paper,
which read as follows:
Nov. 7lh, 1898.
To THE FINDER OF Ny EDDY
Thoughts previous to Voluntary.
Have no dread about passing into the mys-
Ierious realm, bat ny young life is thrown
away by this act. Also, AN sorry for rela
iises, if they thought enough of me 10
mourn, now that am no more. Fare ell
10 my love Of Power, gold, ambiiioH-to
lie AxEx.
To wHON II XAY CONCERN:
]. the suicide, wish my body buried with
out an autopsy, as the cause OF my death is
apparent when | say / deliberately pointed
the pistol to my right temple and fred.
P.ease have me buried without any ceremo-
Dy Whatever. as my faith is that of atheism
and, hence, am resigned to death, although
have not seen my 18th birthday yet.
Good bye TO all
Am not insane, but was so unfortunate
and unhappy that l think il best 10 die.
Many thanks to all good friends have had .
osLY SUICIDE.
It has since been learned that the suicide
belonged to weilknown Philadelphia fam
lily. He was gambler
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
EIsh for the oasselman.

Some time during the next sixty days a
consignment Of rock bass will be shipped
from the Fish Commission at Washington
to lockwood, where they viii be placed in
the Casselman. Another consignment of
rainbow trout will be sent to Ohio Pyle
Falls in one Of the u S Fish Commission
cars. Other consigaments will follow until
the YOugh and Cassslman are well stocked
with the best quality of different kinds Of
fish.
The UniOntown Sportsmen's Association
has the matter in charge and it will see that
the fish laws are enforced just as soon as the
fish are placed in the streams. Both the
Yough and the C4sselman have been very
much neglected, and al the present time
very few fish are to be found in either OF
those streams.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
May Write History.

Senator y. B. Critchield returned to his
home in Jenner township une1pectedly ear
" this week. The Senator has under ad-
yisement a proposition made him by the
managers Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition to write history Of the exhibits in
the Agricultural Building al the great FsiI,
The management OF the fair viii have COM
pIete accounts of all the buildings and eI-
hibiis al the Fair written and published in
order that they may be historically presery-
ed for future generations. It is probable
that the Worlds Pair managers will estab-
lish headquarters at Washington. as it will
require several years TO wind up sli the sf-
fsirs Of the Exposition. The proposition
made Senator Critehfield is a aaitering rec-
ogniiion Of his literary ability When seen
by representative Of the HEsALR he de-
clinsd to state what action he would take in
the mater
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
PEGIsTER's NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given to all persons concern
ed As legaleess creditors, or otherwise that the
following accounts have passed Register and
that The same viii be presented Tor confirmation
and allowance al au Orphans Court TO Be held
al Somerset, Pa, on Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1sg3.
Account OF Z D. Lsydiz, administrator Of Isrs-
el EmerIek, deceased, who vas guardian OF
Michael NJ. Devore-
Account OF J. S. HOchstelier, administrator OF
George Geiger, deceased.
First sud Anal account Of John Il Reliz ai-
ministretor Of Matthiss H2ines deceased
FirSt and final account OF Frank Rodgers and
decreased
First and fnal account Of n. 5. Baker and
Adam $ Muller, administrators OF Solomon j.
Baker, deceased
Firsi and final account OF Tobias Lehman. ad
ministratOr and trustee Of Philip Z Seese, de-
ceased
First and final account Of John S. Trimpey
aud Ephraim Trimpey, executors Of Frederick
ITiDpey, deceased.
First and final accounta or W H Miller aud
j. kimmel, administrators OF Susan Stuil deed
first anf final account Of o p shaver. Sdmin-
istTatOr cfH tcsanca'9 gaRcc5, OF Jacob D Mey-
e-s, deceased.
second account of B. S. Fleek, executor Of
William s Morgan. deceased.
Firstand finai account OF ID. J. Brubaker and
Tobias >. Fisher, executors OF Rnfus C. lands
deceased
Account OF James N. Cover aad Graham H9a-
man, executors Of Henry Hoffman, deceased
N Aeaouni OF solomon Jhi, executor Of Isaac
Bricksr, deceased.
First and inai account OF John Geisel. admin
lstral9f OF lk4beth 6eiseL deceased
Account o wm, r. Hay and " p Nair, ad-
ministrators Of John Eair, deceased
First and final account Of Wash Aegahan Gts-
ministrAtor Of Looensier Kimmel. deceased.
Registers once Al. HILEaAx,
Nov. IS 20. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Pomona orange MeetIng.


Tie Somerset County Pomona will hold d
meeting at Husband, on Saturday, the 18th
of November. 1898, beginning at l0a. N.
Opening Of Pomona.
Regular order OF business.
Address of Welcome by Highland Grange.
Response by Milford Grange.
Queries and their discussion By Pomona.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Openingof Pomona.
The beneficial and instructive features Of
the Columbian or Worlds Fair-JeuneE
Gran e.
The real cause of our present financial de-
pression-Valley Grange.
How is the present depreciation in the
value of real estate to be accounted for p
Quemahoning Grange.
The feasibility and probability of organic
union of all farmers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grange.
Farmers Institutes and their benefits
North Fork Grange.
The Pomona meetings are very interesting
and all the members are advised TO be pres
ent.
Cox.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Judge Longenecker Sustained,

IN an opinion handed down by Justice
Green, in the Supreme Court at Pittsburgh,
MOndsy, the verdict of the jury in the case
of Tissue vs.. Hanna, appealed from the
court of this county, was affirmed. The
suit was in regard 10 an over due note for
S25925 which John Hanna, of Addison
township, as guardian OF Harves Tissue, of
Confuenee, assigned to him and guaranteed
payment. The note was subsequently found
10 be uneollectible. The question arose as
70 whether Mr. Tissue had used due dill
genoe in trying TO collect the note. The ja-
~ found that he had and the Supreme
Court now sflirms he verdict of the jury
This makes the fourth case appealed from
this county st the last term that has been
affirmed by the Supreme Court All Of
which Is very flattering to his Honor, Judge
Longenecker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

The chrysanthemum is the only fad to-
day, bat who would ever have thought the
fashion would reach the mountain region Of
Shade township, OF that that beautiful fall
flower would De cultivated by an unpreten-
uous Somerset county farmer? Il is though,
and last week the editor of the HERALD re-
oeiyed box filled with chrysanihemums, a
half dozen choice varieties, with the cOmpli-
ments of Mr.. Jacob McGregOr. Mr. Metre
gor does not grow pOsies because they are
fashionable. bnt because he loves them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Four Great Questions /!

What, where when and h0is 70 bsy. The
proprietor Of the lockwood Millinery CO.
Ross A. Snyder-haying been connected
with a wholesale house for over three years,
thereby gaining valuable points relating to
these four great questions, can pTore to you
in clean low prices on good frsi-class goods,
that he does know what, when, where and
how TO buy, and this is how We do the peo-
pie good. Come and see for yourself We
never fail to please in Millinery, Underwear,
Hosiery, Coats, Wraps and Notions of every
kind Our bargain counter is a puzzler.
Come and see for yourself.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

"Ihave voted my last Democratic ticket. y
said prominent member Of that party IN
the aERkLp off ee Friday. after having paid
a years subscription iu advance al
ways said that just as soon as the Democrat
ic party forfeited ny confidence and respect
would quit H. The time has come and |
mean 70 make my words good. have been
lighting on the Democratic side in good old
Turkeyfoot for a good many years. bat
When the prosperity Offhe country is threat
ened. deserving pensioners are treated ss
paupers, and Republicans are appointed to
ofioe by = Democratic Administration /
want no more 70 do with it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Il thought should perish before I reach
el town this morning" said young lady
from Jenner township. as she siepp d on the
register in Parker & Psrkers store yesterday
morning, her face all aglow and her teeth
ehattering from the cold. but have deter
mined to be more comfortable the rest Of the
winter and l want to buy one the elegant
wraps hear SO much about to be had only
at your store"
Where did ] bear about them? From
every person talked to. There is only one
best place to buy coats and cloaks for ladies
one place where you are certain to get the
bsst and latest siyle-and that is at Parker
4 Parker's." See advertisement in another
column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

recent meeting Of the directors Of the
Keystone Coal Company, George F. BaeF,
Es9., Of Reading, was elected president of
the company. The Keystone controls the
major portion OF the Elk Lick coal Geld and
has some eight or ten mines in active opera-
ton. The election Of Mr.. Baer as president
Of the company, il is said, means that the
Keystone will be placed on a new footing
snd that the Elk Lick or Meyersdale region
viii shortly experience such revival Of bus
iness as 1t has not known Of late years. Mr.
Baer is large stockholder in the Keystone
Company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Mary Merley, inteTmsrriei with John Tbo.n-
as, OF Brush Valley r. O., Indiana county. Pa,
Hiram Merley. OF shipShew ana, Lagrange esnn-
y. Indiana. Henry Msriey, OF sheldon, ObFien
county, Iowa
You are hereby notified thatin pursuance Of
VIII OF f4itiiion issued cut OF the orphans
Court or Somerset county, Pennsylvsuia- aIsd 10
me direct d. VIII hold an inquest on the premi-
seS. on the real estate Of John aeriey Sr deed
situAte IA 0aenaho1ing townss ip, SomerSet
county, Pa. on Saturday the 18th dav q, Nsy..
ls.s. when and where you can attend il YOU
think proper.
6henff-s Once ISAIAH GOOD.
Oct lcth, lssJ sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

J. J. HobIitzell, Of Meyersdsle president Of
the Interstate Viirifed Brick and Paving
Company. Of Philadelphia, which has ex
tensiye kilns at Hyndman and Williams,
on the Baltimore and Ohio road, has Sc
cured possession of 500 acres at Williams
station and will put up new brick works
The works will be started On a large scale,
employment being stE3ried, it is expected,
sor about coo men, iaoiuling the clay Dig
gers The works, Ehich viii be in readiness
70, operation BY early spring. viii hsse a
capacity Of from 5000 10 10000 bricks
daily.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
URIT OF PARTITION.

To Annie FAidley. Levi Faidiey, Henry Faid-
ley, simon faidley. Of Colfax, Jasper county.
Iowa. Jasper Rembold, OF Egion, Preston county.
West Va. Nancy. intemarrsed with Wm. Bsttner
Of Garrett county, Maryland,
You are hereby notified that IN pursuance Of q
Nrif 0 Partition issued out Of the Orphans
Court Of some-sst county, Pa. and 70 me direct
ed. i v1u bold an inquest on the premises. On the
real estate Of Christian Rsmbold dec d, situate
in Gree1yilie township. 5omerset county. Pa. On
Monday. Nov. the 9Th day, isgs a. one o'eioek
p n. when and where you can Afsead II ron
think proper.
sherLsrs Oece fI5AIAH GOOD
Oct lSth IN EherfF
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Last evening, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. aud Mrs James F. Murphy, on
Zane street, Island, Mr.. William W. Rock, of
somerset. Pa, end Miss Annie Murphy
were uaited in marriage, Rev. DR.. R.ker, Of
the Fourth street NJ E. Church, officiating
Mr.. Rock is q prosperous stock raiser Of his
county and Miss Aurp1y popular Young
lady The bridal couple left on the B. & o.
for Somerset, their latqre home, followed by
the congratulations and good wishes o! =
host OF friends.-Daiig LstsltgnoSf, Wheel
ing. ". Va.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Monday the pump Cor testing the supply
Of water in the well drilled by the borough
was worked for ten or more consecutive
hours. and it is claimed that ii pumped over
100000 gallons Of water in that time. A
number OF private wells in the vicinity Of
the borough were effected more or less-sev
eral Ct them being drained entirely
dry while the water in others was reduced
until within q few inches OF the bottom.
The question confronting council and one
which will be pretty hard 10 determine, is
viii the well furnish 5000 gallons of " alter
per hour every hour in every day in the
wear
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Harvey Leonard, OF either Feyeite or West
morcland county, Pa. and Mary Ann Mitchell.
Of F&yette county. Pa
You are hereby cited to be ard appear before
the Judges OF our orphans Court az an Orphans
Court 10 be held a. S0Gerset on Monday, the i'm
day OF Dec lss5, - 10 O'Clock In the forenoon,
then and there 10 accept refuse 10 take the real
estate Of Jehu Rush, deceased
81 tie appraised valuation put upon il by an Iu-
quest duly awarded Oy said CouTi. and returned
on the 25Ih day Of sept lSs3 or show cause why
the same should not be sod. And hereof fail
not
S1erifrs Oiice, ISAIAH GOOD.
Ist NOV. lsc3. SberiG
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Ffty-rwo Dividends.

As general thing investors are pleased TO
receive only two dividends a year, aud if
they are paid wit1 regularity are fully sat
isfied. When one. however, can receive
lifty-tEo dividends in year upon an in
vtstnent Of only three dollars. the matter
deserves very serious attention.
The LadePe',denf Of New York for forty
five years has held the first position among
the great religious and literary weeklies Of
the land. Il presents features for the COM
ing year far in advance Of any heretofore
offered. II has the leading contributors of
the world, it prints the best poetry. it has
twenty-one departments, edited by special
lists, devoted to Fine Arts, Science. Insur-
ance, Finance, Biblical Research. Sunday
School, Missions, Health. etc. The Iade
pendent IS particularly fitted for intelligent
people, whether professional men, business
men, farmers. and for their families. 1t
costs little and gives great deal A sub
scriber receives fiffy-two dividends year
The subscription price OF The Iaispeadeai
is only three dollars year or st that rate
for any part Of year, and q sample copy
will be sent to any person free by addressing
The Ilsd<psadast, New York City.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
wanted !. 900 silver Dollars.

deserving veteran from one Of the
northern townships was gralified one day
last week when be received draft from The
Pension Department calling for s.. .S6S.so.
he Immediately came 10 town accompanied
6y two friends and presented his draft az
one Of the local banks TO be cssbed, request
ing the cashier 10 give him at least 81 coo OF
the amount In silver After the cashier had
counted out three hundred silver dollars the
Peosicner commenced 10 realize that he
would have a heavier load-about sixty
pounds-to carry than he had anticipated,
and accordingly asked to be given the re.
mainder of the 81 coo in gold. He was ac-
commoeated, and with $500 In silver, 500
in gold, and Sl36s in currency, be SET out
for home. Before leaving town, however,
the pensioner and bis Two companions were
observed Inspecting revolvers in hardware
store and il is presumed that they went
home prepared TO protect their treasure
against the assaults Of robbers. We were re-
quested not 10 give The name Of The recipi-
ent of Uncle Sans bounty. hut he was a
gallant soldier aud was disabled in the ser
vice, and unfortunately was one of the de-
serving veterans who have been compelled
to wait for an indefinite period before his
case was reached and sc,ed upon by the PEN
sion Department.
We haven't closed up. but are as ready
and willing 10 serve you with the best oys-
ter s;ews and oysters BY the quart OF can.
Thanks for your patronage in the past.
L d
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

The following letters remaining in the
pos;office at Somerset will be sent to the
Dead Letter Odieeif not called for within
ten days ffom this date, Nov. Is, 1898:
Cation, S. J Belcaier, Richard d.. Brow
er, James; Cardeff. Jno; DLsh, John;
Hymbroe. SOL; Lancaster. Amanda Mrs.
Miller, C. D.; McNeal, Morie; Uncmond,
b. 7 ; Wylie, Thomas.
JOSIAH KELLER. 2. u.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

There was elected in Pennsylvania on
Tuesday onejustice of the suprewe couri,
ten common pleas judges, nine associate
judges, forty two prO,hoaoiaries, fifty regis
tiers, forty seven recorders, forty-fiye clerks
ofquarter sessions court, forty-four clerks Of
oyer and ierminer court, forty-iive clerks of
orphans court, twenty-seYen sheriffs and
thirty three coroners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

NOT1CE-Au persons purchasing at the
shove sale viii please take notice that 10 per
cent. Of The purchase money must be paid
when property Is knocked down Otherwise
IL win again be exposed 70 sale ~ the risk OF
chase money mnsf be paid on or before the
day Of confirmation, via: Wednesday. Dec
H. 1sl No deed viii be lckDoz edged until
the parchsse money 4 paid IN fun
IsAIAH GOOD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

A latier Of excitement was created one
day las, week by &r. George Krebs, Of the
Listie Mining Company, when be came
charging into town on his little black pony.
General seigle," and dashed Up to the Of
ace OF a physician, dismou united and entered.
In Few minutes be reappearei upon the
street and remeunGng his charger returned
to the mines at full speed. fjllowed shortly
afterTards by the physician. It turns out
that one Of The mireTs at work in Krebs
mine had a leg crushed BY fall of slate. At
first he was believed 10 be fatally idjured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

Jane J. Lohr In the Cour1 Of Common
Is Pleas Of Somerset Co, Pa
David l. Lohr. No. u, May Tern, is95,
Alias Subpoena in Divorce
And ncw, eth sept. fss1. 0a motion Of " J.
Baer aud r. ". Biesecker EscS the Court aD-
point James l. Push Commissioner - take the
testimony. md the facts and report an 0pinion-
- kxrracr from minutes
SEAL Certified this ffh Oct. IseG
- " H. SASSER
Profhy.
70 Darid Lcir. d1fosdan e5ors naHed
Yen win take notice that VIII meet All par
ties interested On 4oncay, the Zzth day Of No
yeznheF, ls.E. ~ 10 o'closk A n Al ny 0fdce iin
the bor0agn q 5cUerser SsEnersst Counfy, Pa,
for the purIDse Of dlscnsrging the duties of the
above stated commission y hen AID where son
can attend y Jon see pr0aer.
JAMES L PUeH,