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For mose th1-- yefTs have hal a boil esse Of
calsrTh whilh atested my hea1. thE-si aud chest
very mucn and - a s1OTl space Cl .i.Ee sOst Over
~ pouu1s O.. seight. nrctIue Weak-f daily and
felL stlull Eiid god ior u0ih hlE- Nas treatcd
oy SCI, rel OF cur best dcctQ7s all tuok a goea
.irai 81 patent medicines. out gradually grew
v1-ss aud wore Ihea ! aeard Of Or Ealms
wonderful cares. J gave him trial and fnosa
the veIy lrst moath began % steadily improve
aud lhe result lo-dky j. tnai have gkinsd what
weight lzd li,st heretofore sud feel Ike cuj0s
ing ute Guve more, CHAELEs =. DoSIcsN
nulard, Butler County. IA.
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COAL LANDS.
One of the Richest Veins in the
Somerset Region
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer at private sale the farm
Of the late George W. Pile, adjoining Somerset
borough, containing 20 arres more or less. in an
excellsnt state Of cultivation and ia good repair.
all new fences and well wafered- A new and
good barn on the premises The s. & C. X
X runs through the farm and offers exceptional
facilities TO parties desiring 10 mine coal aud fire
clay The fire clay is Of an excellent quality
and has been used for yezrs by the Cambria Iron
Co
The coal is six foot vein. and is Of an une-
qualed quality a. the following analysis viii
show:
Moisture, O4e
Volatile Combustibie matter. 49, s..
(Fixed Carbon, % s..
Coke Ash, SIS.
79.75.
Ash. Phosphorus, O0ls
sulphur, lO0i.
Traces OF irO
For terms and further particulars apply to
GEO. q. PILE
No. u, SOmerset St,
or CHAS. Z. PILE, Johnstown, Pa.
Somerset. Pa.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
Friday, February 23d, 1894,
At o'clock p. NJ.

All the right title, interest, claim and demand
OF George A. smith. Hugo LOreufz and J. G. Mog-
net. partners trading and doing business under
the firm name OF the Mountain electrical, Manu-
featuring and Construction Company. Of Meyers
dale or In and to all that certain parcel OF land
situate in the borough 0f MeycrSsiale. Somerset
coun '. Peunsy ylvauia. being a part Of the out
lots IN the Ohuger survey to Meyersdale, Pa,
No. js Oh the southwest side Of Clay street. the
eourses and distances 70 said parcel Of land be
ing as follows: Commencing At post, corner Of
Clay street and the ght Of way Of the Salisbury
branch Ct the B. & o. r r. thence south along
said night Of way 3 degrees west one hundred
and thirty seven (l57l feet thence south "a de
grees east one hundred and thirty-fve la5l feet,
thence north a degrees east two hundred and
i've l2o5l feet TO Clay street. thence along Clay
street north A degrees, west one hundred and
thirty-fve tlS5l feet % place Of beginning. COZ
tanning One-hslf acre more or less, conveyed 10
said Mountain Electrical, Manufacturing snf
Construction Company, by Jri9s Miller and Re-
becca, his wife, By deed dated 18th June, i,32.
and all the buildings, steam engine, boilers, bel
lows, lath, presses saws. fixtures and other sppa-
Tstus machinery and tools attached and belong
ing thereto, together with all and singular, the
buildings, improvements. woods ways. rights.
liberties, privileges, hereditaments and appur-
tenances 70 the same belonging.
Taken in execution aud To be sold as the prog
erty OF the Mountain Electrical, Manufacturing
aud Construction Company, Of Meyendale, Al
the snit o John I. Hooking.
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taQsHfr ff NJ feGf4lcl ltl't4 rt 4'i- csl-ar-
have had a good deal Of trouble with ny eyes
for the last years Tear running over ms
cheeks continually. DR.. Salm called IL closSrs
Of the teariact ami operated on the sans. and
nov 1 can keep ny Handkerchief in - pocket
iuste al Of wip.ug tears continually.
MFs- MARINA CAESET.
frafaua PA
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EXECUTOR's 5 NOTICE

Estate OF Magdalena Thomas, late OF C0aemaugh
township, Somerset county, Pa. decd.
Letters tesismentary on the above estate hay-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned by the prop
er authority notice ! hereby given 20 all persons
inde bted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
tO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday the 2iIh day OF Feb 1894, at
the residence OF Emanuel Thomas, in Cone
maugh township al I O'Clock =. VI.
KOBE KAUFMAN,
Scott K flgle Atfvs EEeeIfgr
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A pMINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

Estate Of Era Baer, late OF Somerset township
decd.
Letters OF administration having been granted
by the proper authority 70 the undersirled 10
tce Is hereby given % ali pers0us indeh,ed TO
said estSte - make i.lmediGts payment aud
those having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them duiy authenticated f0- settlement az
the house of Lew walker, u Friday, March 9TH,
ls4.
CHARLES b. WALKER,
WA. NJ. SCuROCE,
Administrators Of Era Baer decd
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MONDAY, FEB. 2eth, 1894.

NoTIcE Is hereby given toa all the Justices ofthe
Peace. the Coroner and COnstabies within the
said County OF Somerset. that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls rec
Oris, inQuisitions, examinations and other re-
membranes 20 do those things which 10 their
Office and in that behalf appertain TO be done,
and also they who viii prosecute against the pris-
Jners that are or shall be in the jail of Somerset
County, 10 be then and there 70 prosecute against
them u shall be just.
EDWARD HOOVER,
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Dg. Mosal5z Salza, Specialist,
Wonderfully Successful in all Chronic Diseases of tie
Eye, EAR, NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS and NASAL CATARRH
All Eve OperatOns Successfully Performed BIZ him

take cold and Il mst be very faint sound
that cannot hear witn either ear. feel better
larcund and confess myself satisfied with the
treatment. FEASk MULES.
Ebsusblrg Pa
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AfeS HrriJ Tri~lFJre Digercai Docto.r1s.ra sr-y-
oaog3 81 Diser-Ht Rt,ea' Neiiciae., Gfc,r
ts-s 4rl Eafse art H1Gs a. Lrs C,f-
81 b. ID. Sll.

For more than eight years was troubled with
Dyspepsia and Intestinal indigestion. ] suffered
uutpiu aeoul s. only ale enough 10 live. ami to-
wards me las. could not kesp un my feet any
ruOIe- Duiing al thi- time ! must have takea -
wagon load II different patent medicines ana
tried tve Of our ccctOrs in the county M grew
worse and worse. Nouc Of them made the eur
rect ilag0nis until vert 20 Dr. salra q Tyrone.
lie told me at once what aiiel me. and he wss
correct, Toy today feel ike a rev woman
MEk C-sHfE PECur.
slndy Ridge, Centre Co4nty, Pa
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AFef f9r Trrirc Years Gsi Tlla1h Sersl Differ
cli Ikysicians FGiied D.. SON Cared ne.
For more than twelve yesrs suffered toTtures
with liver stomach ani kidney trouble. Cera-
sionally had 10 90 10 bed for a week sI a time
and was unable 10 work fer years bus nSa al
ter ONLY a few months trcalmeu with Dr. -Ilm.
! seai 20 we'll a I never did before. ! used piles
Of patent medicines aud had seven different
physicians but gradually grew worse and worse
However. siuOe I pIL myself unjer Dr.. saiIn'>
treatment improved gradually AID now can do
as gooi days WORK a. any one. / can certain
ly recommend the doctor 10 those suffering from
chronic diseases Of any kind.
J. 4. GEANLEY. D. :.
Te.t.-. h.,-sr raut-a n,unsv p
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WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY IA. '94

By virtue of an alias order Of sale issued out of
the Orphans Court Of Somerset county, and TO
rs directed we viii expose tOpublie sale at the
homestead. tract No. l. on
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Dwelling House,

By virtue OF an o7ler OF sale issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Somerset county. Ps g.
and 70 me directed. viii expose % public sale
on tract No. ], hereinafter described, on
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IIT7-I ~ u s-I aI-7T IIlII-I S-''-1I y I1-lT1
Hat Somo-i. Bl1lfer aa1 Httleg Tsoasl-
Ihave been s-fering with very severe stomach
bladder and kidney trouble. and 0l account Of
that fe.t ali broke up. cCulinf follow my daily
labt-s m account Of g-azE pdins. weakness aat
headache but now. sf.er Ccurss of treatment
with pr. SIlin. can once more aiteo8 % my daily
iab0rs with pleasure ant eJusiuer Elysvif hale
and hearty agsin- = <. AN1ENS-
Indiana, Pa, April =. 1855.
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%TERMS *
SATURDAY, FEB. Sd, 1894,

The undersigned Administrator of Cathariue
Sechler decd. will expose 70 public sale on the
farm in Allegheny township, on
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TIE HTNIDTTY VAS GREAT

COMBINED WITH A LARGE-sIIED TEMPERATtkE
IT MADE THINGS PRETTY UNCOMFORTABLE
The only redce.ning feature % yesterdays most
uncomfortable weather the slight rain "hich
f4ll between and 7l5 D. m. The day had tr''n an
exceedingly disagreeabe one due especially 10 the
constantly Increasing percentage OF humidity IN 'hr
atmosphere The humidity AZ sInrise was about ~
per cent hut by p. m. il had mounted 70 ~ per
cent This is not unusual percentage" but "heh
COUPLED with o s-degree thermometer human nature
suffered.
Mr. Dunn the Weather Bureau man had prophe-
sled a cool evening. and his prediction was party
verified for the rain A certain degree coo.el me
heated CIV The Wea Their Man told a Iribun" re-
porter that the maximum temperature Tor the 'hl
was " degrees at D. m ana tnat me ni,.,.,i 1
was - degrees at a. m me hturcs az i''lf y
pharmacy Iyere Maximum ~ degrees AT 5.D J.. IN >
minimum "a degrees At a. m. 49,
Nor to-day fair and slightly cooler weather WIN
rnr,herlv winds IL promised.
enveral nrOetra ions from the heat were reporter
yesterday Thomas Doran. thirty-ive years oid, 81
10 60 Fast Th!riy-s"venth-si. was overcome shpI'
iv after 10 o'clock yesterday morning. az Forty
nlnfb-qt and MaAisOn-ave. AMI dcd heior" me ar,
rval 81 an ambulance. The surgeon said ihai ne ma
received a s,nsirOke. His body was removed 10 the
Ea.t Flfy-nrsi-si. police station: poran was Ic'
tnr-carrier attached TO station H. AZ Forty iourth
G, and Lexngion-avc.. and was collectrH man ma
Ter when he prostratel. lie leaves WHO"
and three children.
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DIED.

2. ss4 george Iariiton Of this city in the se'a
Funeral serves a, s. Jamcss Church i2e,h-ss
and Madson-ave.. on Friday, July - at o'''" y A
Burial private 49,, r,-..
LUDLOW in the 10th year Of his age .,. .,-,
Funeral services at the CareNuoh ii0N'' VI -'-' ~
ing 10 o'clock.
rY%pr suddenly. in brooklyn on July Is. OF innamma-
lion u the bowels. Charles Roln Lynde. - .,..,..
M Fany M Jy EGwar a Ba6cock 10 40
kindly omit flowers
MoyT.GrE-on Tuesday July "a, 1894. suddenly. Of
heart failure George Montague. IN the o'th year VI
r,nsrst services AZ the Church zion aud ST. Timothy
n" $50 West 57h-s on Friday morning al 10 O'Clock.
Interment sayhrook. conn -,
The Second National Bank q The cy 81 % ss
At meeting Of the BOARD Of Directors 81 The seeone
a. "'barjes Il Fosdlck Acting President. offered me
following preamble and resolutions when were una"'-
reaa n has pleased Almighty God sud
denly from his earthly useuns W our S.rsfore
Resolved That in tn doa'h OF MT Montasue b n prncips
has has 5 pr'sdns S StsTf % man Of
G Toes ndusty an earnest faithful friend. devoted
nusly fa,hfu and good citizen who has let!
behind him bright and shining Fecoru 'o 'ou's "'~
To his 'bereav-d family tender heartfelt SYM
patty and condonce IN he hour ~ 'eeir h ony true
consolation support in such sorrow MAY ne ,s
unto them grace abundance to bear their sad loss WIN
soIvcd That copy Of this minute. suitably en-
crossed be delivered hts afflicted family
BY order Of the Board d, c,cr co.,,s,
The members Of the Union League tluo are arm, IN,
v,ted 20 meet at Clubhouse at 9:l5 o'clock aIiaay
morning 27'h inst to attend ne tnnera, o, "eoS'
GEO BETHrNE ADAMS. Secretary
Warner Jaiy IS Judge Noah IL osborne in the sad
rSSncr,I Sturdy at McGrawvillc. y. Y
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N4TdL RESERJFS I-GTNNING.
TrAGEr PRACTICE At SEA INTERPRETED WITH
ny THE HAZE

ruAGrT PRACTICE At SEA INTERPRETED WITH
ny THE HAZE.
Fishers Island y Y. July % The San Francisco
and Now-York. which passed The night just inside
the west end 81 Fishers Island. went outside this
morning 10 give the naval mill'iarrn further prac-
,lco nj gtnucry After ~ ten miles of SHORE
the New York put the target overheard ana me
san Francisco began work with the starhoard bat
tcrv The smoky haze that covered me southern
horzon failed 70 clear sufficiently 10 max" safe tho
work with the s-inch guns ~ the big cruiser. AMI
inter twcnty-seven rounds had been fired the nag
shlp signallol her TO cease firms. The S-nch guns
were not used and after wait Of half an hour for
better conditions. practice had To be given up ana
IN. vessels returned 10 anchorage
This afternoon the Naval Reserves listened - n
lecture on defensive Operations" by Lieutenant
] J. Uunker Of the Naval War College at New
port Tonight there practice Inc search-Hght
signalling The steam yacht Oneida. owned ny - =
benedict and the Corsair owned by j. J. Morgan
visited the warshIpe to-day.
Mucn favorable comment has been passed upon IN"
fine work done 10y the signal corps OF the receives
under Quartcrmaster Anderson yrsterday, hht aiso
at the hearty cooperation OF the cooperating FORCES
from the First brigade Corps OF New ofk uhI r.,
Lieutenant Butler. and the detachment sem, py
Major GIddinga. or CONNECTICUT. VINO ass.StrI III
manning the stations reaching to t1rt Itnmpu.i,;,
A message from Flsher's Island 70 Fort Irumbuli
direct bv helograph was sent 10 Chief sigma! ON
cor Greeley at Washington. being wired from the
fort " 49,,
good, and Dr. Butts. the surgeon of the reserves
Il accordingly happy and idie Officer ao. crou,
from the Fourth Division Of the reserves had nan
mile pull In their racing wha eboat, whirh "
,hird cutters Of the Nrw-York the former Of twelve
oars being beaten by the Lieutenants crew by only
pont h"a1 The bows took great interest in the
contest and cheercd the nnIsh to the echo
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OBITUARY..
GENERAL A. J. PLEASANTON.

Philadelphia, July 26.-Genera A. J. Pleasanton
died this evening from old age and exhaustion.
Augustus James Pleas1nton was born on January
o. 1905 He was educated at West Point. resignng
from the Army, and deyoting most OF his time TO
experiments scientific and otherwise. General
Pleasanton attracted more attention by publica-
ton on the Influence Of the Blue Color Of the SKY
In Developing Animal and Vegetable Life than ~
any Of his other writings or experiments lie de-
tailed the results OF observations of the develop
ment OF animals lodged in compartments party
covered with blue glass through which the rays
of the sun passed. These experiments covered
period Of ten years the results being embodied IN
n lecture IN Nav, 1871. before the Phiiadelphia
Society for Promoting Agriculture. The address
was followed by craze Tor blue glass windows;
10 the command Of the Home Guard of Philadsl-
ph!a which comprised regiments OF volunteers WAC
did not march beyond the limits OF the state
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dormouse the Ancient Mariner dil not see no" NJ
could keep from getting his pedal eStr"nit"s moist
Robinson didn't seem 70 bother his head about IN"
subject and continued solemnly 10 sprinkle MS Dreal
with what was formerly butter Ohe weather was
warrn-scc a few lines abovel and MUNICH the com
blnatlon with farawny look In hle while som"
Of the drawn butter 10 speak-dripped slowly
from his chin 20 the ground Above n" head OF
the antque sanorrnan was this sign. near the fleet
surgeons tent:
Or t'pham The Doctor receives no remunera-
ton Please drop contributions for the widows and
orphans 81 his former patients" on another tent
was this written In large black letters Coroner
Make your terms here before consulting the Doc
The Ancient Mariner took no notice - these signs.
and his thoughts wsndcrc! 20 the question OF which
was the lOveler a beautiful woman or behuutui
canoe but they struck snag az once anu ~
eaye It UP and took nap Instead
with the races yesterday The contest FOR The Dol
PIN sailing trophy had 10 he postponed ana there
u Palmer easily Won tho upse, Irftne match be-
tween him ami q. + Doutios- Th~se nvc mcn
scurr, race Pamcr. OF The ian,he club. Charle'
Ahcrnkc. Hobokcn. stewart. buffalo. II II
crbocker Club They ran hundred yards on The
sofi beach SWAN nry yaro~ 70 thcir -anv.s. an
G Ne fca ne ,h ,''S %ae ana AZ Ahcrt ben, The
other 10 the swimming match. ana Won " race
Daiic} ana Palmer 'q,'' IT, same- ....., -.
q T. Douglas vas ne o., one who entered IN
me back scat. walked around 'ne mast All 4ii
other stunt which arr not always considered ~
s'ptfaale from sailing cano" lie " 20 tae rae"
Many y'-i'1Ys wcr' ~ camp fcs'rr Jay. RAJ r'vn
beer % parties lf.;f'. from Sng TX ~ yachts
a. me rl'r - a MI. % foU iYuff several nal
narrow -~,ap~s from beng caqsi1"t say ana
festive STAG camgnre wls gwen ny the Rel
Dragon men On We in"~iiy night u "a mos
enjoy Auic aNsf
William &. Wiiherbe-. Of he buiwaggt Canoe
club. u Port Henry. elected commodore Tor
1896 AT the meeting Of ~" Executive Commute"
Weinesdhy evening. Rri fharl~- = 'rncs.
also a. tho i}uiNaFrs club. was elected secretary o.
treasurer II probable thai next years m""t vii.
be he'd either al Lake Champ ain Or the s. Law
renee River VI T B"nne,t gave q tea on his yo3L
la Gloria Yesterday AFTERNOON. Miss h'nnNit
poured tea and Mrs Arthur FAge. MIsf carter md
Miss Constance Brainc assisted her The boat "as
anosi covered with nag. AMI bunting ana made
IA pretty sight
The cut usci with This article ani the piciur"
published Yesterday wcr" taken hy J. Il stanton
Of Sing Sing He has don" almost al tho work A.
~ caNu.
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CORN STATES GET sOyg Dayy

mar,,." .a' july 2s.-"The Price Current" sum
lows: N'0p situation Tor the last week as fol-
rans in n nn been important relief to corn from
And Ia .eA.ensve areas in Ohio Indiana Illinois
eany dIs,rme extent. In other Western States. but
NsSfasEs wS.r are sun suffering. notably Iowa and
Of the wheat returns continue 10 average ahead
suncer,s,nna yield The spring wheat situation
noderate vss,a Inc general expectations are FOR a
sr crop advices are averaging rather bet
iaes weeks packing OF hogs VIA. 9ooo ..,,.,
'ne corresponding week last year.
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-. nv boys grow up to be Americans

-. nv boys grow up to be Americans
wan, sst. and all the time Z, tho cry that German
I cannot; Ss spoken in the Turn Halls; While we
only onght 10 maintain the charactersics Of the
German Turn ,N vsrs OF social political or religious
ass all s1d maintain that fellowship tina, can
character. ',non the brOadest democratic basis. we
cny exiss,c r5 our Engish-speakng friends. Al
shouaL coming generations TO use the language
Ss, natural 10 mem % of becoming familiar With
hem I s,ciab,lity freedom Of thought and action.
German, hut not east German moderation In
.oyraenac compish this Will. as Turner's. fuifl
Se Of the "Cu,tur Mission Of our nationality
h America ~ we deserve As long as we allow
riecs,shness and Intolerance which cannot be sepa-
s.. .s one from another. 70 dominate in our Turn
vers.ss;es experienced these many years by every
rurn verein
49,. festivities Of TIE day began with parade
III tho visiting Turner's through the principal
o. pits Of the village In the procession. con-
s.rine unique feature. were several groups
su'.nng women dressed in the becoming and
N!xrtable costume of the women Turner's.
eo~slv waist and boomers Of dark blue fan
20 trimmed with white braid. black stockings
ne .., serviceable shoes and white caps In some
sw gns IKE the yachting style. There were also
,n"s hands and fire companies from L.ttle Falls
nss rort Plain and artillery company. The
gnu ars and their guests. followed by thousands
Iuin,-ynakers from all parts Of the country.
-, IN the picnic ground. where in natural
'.Us,nh,theatre Of surprising lovelness the ath-
sap Grounds had been laid out Here after the
go features Of the day had been disposed OF.
! ". ~on,ests and the merrymaking began
w The programme of games contained only the
.mnetitions between the various societies, in
.,Sdual skill being counted only in the making
~ the averages. The games were The wand
n the high jump and putting the shot for the
oi. the Indian club exercise. parallel bars and
sw other exercises for the young women The
Ter won high encomiums. particularly those
-. 49,, Runalo for the precision and Sracefulness
w! " .hs,r work and excited the amazement ard
aviation Of the uninitiated Concerning the
au,,,ya merits II the work Of the men, ii would
7eat u.Ise IN talk before the decision Of the
hy us hut It seems safe TO say that .he closest
!uu..ns, seemed 70 be between the delesd,io ms
cum Rnffalo and Rochester. The Turner's from
YYsT.York City are only guests and spectators
New organization is not within the Western
$3.50 nv circuit II. f. K.
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AFRAID or TIE REGtL1 HoN 'h1H"h.
THE INVENTOR or BULLET PROOF PAD
HING 1T OF A POST WHEN 4 HEMlN'-
rov RIFLE WAS SUBSTITUTED FOR
A wINcIIEsTER

,- a lang ,fnc the Three TailOrs OF ToOl"y
c,-oe," who are known IN history as I'VE. the
pconIc Of England" had got the cali untlI 'hey
uere oyershadowed in their pretensions not long
o hy IN. one tailor Of Berlin named Dow. who
Invented a bullet proof coat. But DOW was coCh
~ the walk only a short time. Tor pr"Seh'ly
,n.ro a,peared a tailor Of Vienna. Herman Hei-
,upo with another bullet proof coat. or arrange
ment." az he himself prefers 10 call IT, AS a
na,,.r NJ fac. II isn't a coat. but sort OF pad.
uh,ch "a suspended from the neck, and is ABOUT
a foot and half In length and an inch ana Il
half in thickness. II Is made OF pitch ana var
and asphalt 'and other tenacious i"'e''aIS'
which m. little Herr declined fuzzy 10 eSp'"h d"i-
,na ,,s exhibition which he gave yesterday In
tho 7th Regiment Armory. The entire party au-
,ourned 10 the basement OF the building "here
Ia rrac,,c. ia carried on. Those connected with
,he regiment who were present were Cap'ah
ceor,e W Rand. Captain william H. fai'her' III
snector OF Rife Practice. ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hand OF the 9Th Regiment. ,A 800, on tho mad
anS allow himself be fired at after The 'tie Herr
had successfully withstood the dscha,se Vi ahon,
s nn,yone feet away from the nuzzle OF the rne
s2calibre Winchester. cracker was put on 1 'nt I,
pa "a .rsrv time spnterng the cracker and lodging
81 the pad while the Vienna tailor smiled a,,e
a." nrers-on appiau ded Then rifle OF heavier
c c,I was suggested. but Zeitung rather pre-
ferred to have the pad hung up aHat,s' pmpne,on
rife used -, 4, ~. Too, so,d that the
regiaton service charge for Remington rl,e Wa VA
"sed and was deemed effective at 200 yards ne
the pad from Inst nSee OF ia front
the pad and all appearances stayea 'h mnr
ali events IT could not be oun Enough Would be al
lowed 10 cut open the pad and get me nne, thai
$50 Then he S ssp orer
and fherfnateral was ground into smaH parVee'