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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

The first thermometer was made in
1891 by Dutch physicist named Cor
nelius Van Drebbell and consisted of a
tube-illed with air, closed at its upper
end. and dipping at its other extremity,
which was open, in bottle of nitric
acid diluted with water. AS the tenn
perature rose or fell the air in the tube
increased or grew less in volume, and
consequently the liquid descended or
rose This instrument is now known as
an air thermometer, bat as its measure
ments were based on no fixed principle
it was of little use.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

Hon. THOMAS @. PLATT has been cleo
ted United States Senator from New
York to succeed Senator DAVID B.
HILL. A remarkable character is Mr..
PLArr. His ways are past finding out.
His only counterpart may be found in
the Senator from Pennsylvania, the
Hon. MATHEW STANLEY Quay.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

There is one species of snake. in the
genus deirodon, which feeds exclusively
upon the eggs Of small birds. It's teeth
are very small and are soon lost. The
eggs are swallowed whole, and when
passing through the gullet are broken
by device somewhat similar to the giz-
zard,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

1T is a gratifying sign of our progress
to note the patriotism so far as the
race is concerned of the Afro-Ameri-
cax press as a whole. On the cabinet
question, ninety per cent of it stood
solidly in favor of this positive eleva-
ton for somebody.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

THE A. NJ. f. Church of Franklin Co.
Rev. /. T. BARKER, pastor; Miss VRNA
8. MENEFEE, secretary is prospecting
Excellent services took place on the
10th inst. A new church is being cree
ted at Hardfair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

TIE currency question is as live an
issue to-day as it was before the cleo
tion and the indications are that the
agitation will be kept up until the peo-
pie have another chance to pass upon
the question.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

IF it be true that Mr.. GEORGE A.
MYERS of Ohio said that he was con-
tent to be valet for Hon. MARX HANNA,
he is not made of the material we pre-
stunned he was when he was backed by
an influential white journal there for d
cabinet place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

WE must ed lcate our children, and in
struct them in right living. Too many
of them are disposed to initiate the
riotous and immoral conduct Of their
white brethren. We as a people can
not afford this.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN will be the
Secretary of State in the cabinet of
Mr.. MCKINLEY. This insures an able
and diplomatic foreign policy and is
prophetic of the success of the incom-
ing administration.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

A FEW of our contemporaries are as
vet discussing the individuality OF a
colored man for the cabinet, while
President-elect MCKINLEY, who has
never given the matter thought. pro-
ceeds to select such white men for
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

WE return thanks for the invitation
received to attend the Installation
Services of Rev. w. I. HALL, as pas
tor of the First Baptist Church, High
Street. Danville. Va, Jan. 18th, 1897.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

The same crimes that colored men
commit, white men commit, and the
same punishment melted white men
therefor should be visited upon color
ed men, and no more.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

places as best suits his purposes. We
thought he'd do this at first, even
though he was offered well seasoned
plank or two in his carpentering.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

WIS have thousands Of friends among
the white people Of this country. and
we should do nothing to prove our
selves unworthy of their friendship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

"WATcH AND Pray has been chang
ed to "Work and Pray" The latter
injunction Will be found to be especial
ly advantageous during this season of
tha uaar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

WE have not. seen the Afro-Ameri-
can journal yet which asserts that it
believes that Hon. H. G. SMITH spoke
in unpatriotic tones of the American
fec
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

YES, some of these prejudiced white
= folks are mean to us, but the trouble
OF it is that some of us are SO outra-
geously mean yourselves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

Ex-GovERNoR LONG OF Massachusetts,
will be Secretary of the Navy after
March 4, 1897. An admirable selec-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

WHEN we learn to have confidence
in ourselves, then other people will
have confidence in us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

BRUCE GRIT q. E Bruce) is one OF
the most entertaining aud practical
writer's we have in this country TO day.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-01-23

LET us encourage our white friends.
They know the disadvantages under
viii ch we labor and will help us.
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JOHN MrTcHELL. JR.. EDrrOH

All communications intended Republication
must be sent 70 the editor, John Mitchell. Jr.,
Sl4 East Broad Street and should reach him by
Wednesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21

l. H. uhI, Attorney
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
siu shovuau .ceoues.

William Snowman languishes in jaIl
awaiting trial on charge Of robbery.
The ess-e against him appears 70 be 80
plain that be viii IN all probability 80
joaru for q long period AZ an Institution
in Allegheny. maintained by the State for
the safe keeping 0f criminals
Last Wednesday one Of the employees
at Frease & Kooser's general store found
a parcel Of coffee. a ham and a side OF
baeon had been removed from the places
where these articles are kept in the store
and placed conveniently near cellar win
dow. Policeman Davis was promptly
informed ot the suspicious circumstances
and L was decided that be should keep a
close lookout for the thief when ne came
10 carry the goods Of. The officers vigil
went unre1arfei Wednesday and
Thursday nights, but shortly sfter the
lights were extingaIShed II the store on
Friday night. Mr. L W. Eannear detect
ed the figure Of a man steaishily stealing
M the aIIeyxay between the Hotel Van
near and the Frease & Kooser building
The figure halted before the cellar win
dow and STOPPING forward quickly drew
forth the eodee and meat and then start
ed down the alley. The policeman WAS
Af once notified aud few minutes later
William Snowman wEs cverhaaled near
JOuss' planing mill. with the parcels IN
der his zrtn. lie was lodged in jail
shortly Afterwards. Mr.. Watson Frease
Who had marked the stolen goods. readily
identified the articles as the prop
erty OF the firm
showman Is about thirty-five years Of
age and has wife and family living
about a mile south OF town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
To Prs.s,s Live sslek.

Here i new Law thai viii interest
.Arness and others wh9 handle live stock:
ASACT
To protest the health Of the domestic AMI
mails Of tie Commonwealth OF PeuusTi-
vAnia-
Section I Be il enacted g., That the
m9orrati0u Of dairy cogEs AMI ueat catt, e
Or breeding purposes into the COMMON
Ssalth Of Pennsylvania = hereby pro-
libised- excepting when such COWS and
neat cattle are accompanied by a esrtifi-
cate from an faspeccor. whose competen-
y and reliability are certified % By the
authorities charged With the control oF
he diseases Of domestic animals IN the
tate from whence the eltrla came. certi-
fyinz that they have beea examined and
subjected . The u uoe-euiiu test and are
free from disease
Ssstioa = ThEt in lieu Of al Inspection
certificate a. above required. the eIsris
may be detained ar suitable stock yar,is
nearest % the state line on tie railroad
over which they are shipped. All there
exImiued AZ the expense OF the
owner. or c1-5ls a. above specified
from points outside 0fthe staceI may under
such restrictions a. nay be provided By
the state Live Stock Sanitary Board. be
shipped IN quarantine % rhsir destins-
tioa IN Pennsylvania, there - remain in
quarantine until properly examined a
the expense Of the owner. and released
og the STATE Live Stock Sanitary Boart.
Se-tion ,. The state Live Sock Slni-
tary Board i hereby a11hlrizei and en-
poEereI - prohibit ths importation of
domestic aainIl into the comm luve.sIth
of Pennsylvania whenever in their iGd--
nens such measures may De necessary
for the proper prO,scti0u of the health OF
the dom site animals OF the common
wealth, anI 70 make and enforce rules
and regulations governing such traffie as
may from time 10 time be required
Section + That any person. arm or
corporate body Violating the provisions
Of this act. shall be deemed guilty OF a
lnisdemetnOr. aud upon e0nvictton shall.
IN the proper court Of the county in which
such cattle are sold. offered for sale, de-
hvered 20 a purchaser. Or in which such
cIstIe may be detained in transit. for each
ofense, forfeit and pay a 6ne OF not les
than fifty dollars or more th1n one hun
dred dollars, or De punished by impris-
onmear for not less than ten days. and
not exeeeiing thirty days. either or bolh.
AZ Ehs discretion OF curt such person,
drm Or eorporate body shall os liable Tor
the fun amount OF the dUuag=s that may
resuls from the violation of this act
Section She STATE Live sock Sani-
tary Beard Is hereby charged with the
enforcement Of this at. and i authorized
% see that IL provisions are 0beyed. and
% make, from time % tims, such rules
and regulations a. may be necessary and
proper for IL enforcement
Section g. That this act shall 20 into
effect January first. one Thousand eight
hundred and ninety eight
ApprOved-The a5th day Of Nay, y D.
I 81
DANIEL H. HASTINGS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
HELD FOR COURT.
stoSy Of the Arrss; Of the AassIl Boys.
Charged VITA Maintaining rsoz-
shsEs- Ehisxy.
THEIR EsrIRE OUTFIT CAPTURED.

Lewis and David An=esI were given q
hearing on the charge of Illicit distIiliug
and were bound over for trial in the L. ;.
court. before T. ;. Commissioners Rep
pert, at Uaiontowu. last wedaesday.
The defendants furnished bail and were
released Casper Smuck and David POr-
terfield are their bondsraea and the
amount Of the bond i fixed al 500 IA
each case
The officers who made the arrests.
Joseph T. Grassland, Bart Stillwagoa.
Frank Campbell and Charles Wilson,
were the only Witnesses called They
told Of the arrest 4ni the confession Of
Lewis Aussll. The officers went to
Springfield township on the night Of July
: The journey was made ia the night
tiEne- the officers arriving az the spot
where the still had been spotted about
O'Clock IN the morning. After ree0nnoit-
sriug for some time the still was lo,,ated
Il was IL a secret place lAr away from
rDa.is and houses and Was very difficult
% get %.
The officers concealed themselves in the
bushes and waited for the coming Of the
dh-tillers- They had not been there long
Tsen Lewis AnssIl pat in his appearance.
tie was carrying backetfaI Of yeast
which Is used IN the manufacture OF
mountain whisky. Lewis was imme-
dialely arrested He confessed that be
mad come there FOR the purpose Of max
ing whisky and said he was about ready
70 begin wOrk- The still. ne confessed.
belonged D him and be also said he had
been manufacturing whisky for some
time. Amer mueh questioning On the
part Of the officers he said he was assisted
in the work By Ms brother David He
also said large quantity Of whisky was
eonse sled farther down the mountain in
a seere. place, bUt the young m0onshiner
~as too shre,vd - reveal the location %
the hidden store. The officers took Lewis
70 his home ard there arrested David
who he said was implicated IN the work
with him.
The still was oVerhauIed and was found
% be an extensive plAnc. I. WAS thor
O1zhly equipped with AL the necessary
outfit aud everything Was IN good order.
A large kettle Of peculiar shape and CON-
structiou was conspicuous fsaturs Of the
equipment The copper worms were als-o
cEptursd and cOnfiseated By the officers.
Close by the still were nine empty bar
reis- The heals had been knocked OUT
and they were whirsgVtshed inside and
exposed % the sun eviiently s1r the p1r-
pose 0f umistting them and getting
Jhem in shape for the reception OF whisky.
All the property except the barrels Wa
taken in charge by the ofIi-ors and hsluI-
Ell % COnneilsyille.
The defendants are very youthful.
Lewis. the alIegei owner Of the still, i
ouiy Il yetrs Old aud Ms brother i
youngsr- They went - their home this
afternoon with their bondsmen- The
boys viii bs tried at the term Of L. $
court which meets in Pirtsburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
SORROW AT MEYERsDALE-
Somerset Wins from the Metropolis in a
cazter.
BERLIN EUnPEor AGAIN

Berlin saffered a second defeat AZ the
hands Of the Mar0ons last "Wednesday.
bat il i only fair 70 add that iaek favor
I'd the Msroons- TOmmins. Of Johns
town. pitched for the locals, and Berlin
foand him an easy mark. notwithstand-
the fact that be throws about a. good ball
a. any amateur in the country Il WAS
an of day for Tommins. however. The
Berlin boys are especially strong at the
h Il bet soeae Of them are slow in exeelt-
ing plays when prompt execution i re-
CURED On the ether hand Swindell,
Murphy, Haws, and others that might be
named, always have the game well in
hand aud make no mistakes in head
work Rain interfersd with the game At
the third inning for haif an hour The
game throughout vas the best one ever
played on the home grounds and was
anybody's game NJ until the last inning
Rel Davis pitched with his usual ef-
fectIveness, but WAS unable 70 control the
ball al critica points,
The score i a. fellows
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
RsIieious Aurourcsnsuts.

Communion services viii be held in the
Reformed Church. on sunday morning.
3jth inst Preparatory services at I'D
Saturday evening
Rev. King. OF the Reformed Church.
viii preach at IAvansyille, At o'clock
next sunday afternoon.
AT the Methodist Church the pastor.
Rev. III. y. Cameron, will preach MORN
ing and evening next sunday. Services
at lO.30 A M, aud ID p m sunday
School AZ HIS n N All are cordially
invited
Rev. D L. Yoder. of the United Evan
geIIcai Church, makes the f,lI0wiag an
uOuncemeuss
The second quarterly conference viii
be held in the l. B. Church. som erset.
AZ P ~ Saturday
Preaching services at Pleasant Hill On
Saturday At ; P NJ and Sunday MORN
ing at I0:sD O'Clock, to be followed by
communion services Preaching SER
vices will be held At LIehsy's on Sunday
at Ed P. NJ. and at Husband AZ P NJ.
to be followed By communion service 1t
Husband
Rev Hetriek. Of Salisbury, viii offieiate
at the above meetings.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21

There was sorrow in Neyersdale Fri
day night. Crepe hung on the front door
Of the Metropolis. The corpse Wa cold
and stif. The moUruers refused 70 be
eomforted. The air was heavy with the
lamentations Of the bereaved-
The story Of the engagement y easily
told. Il had been previously agreed that
the game should be called promptly AZ
O'Clock AT that hour the -daroons'
were on the deld ready for action Ney-
erseIaIe WIS slow in putting in an appear
ance. and AZ Ills one Of their team re-
turned % sand Patch, or some other Dis
t.lnt point. 70 don his uniform
DR.. Hunter. of PittSbarg. Was agreed
upon A. umpire and I'D the word u play
WAS given
Somerset scored four runs in the first
inning amidst great excitement The
rooters who had gone from somerset
hovIe,I themselves hoarse, while the
MetropoIftans cast doubling glanees az
one another. Meyersdale tied the score
in their half and added i've % II IN the
second. Somerset had only added
two 70 their score in the second hall,
giving MeyerssiaIe lead la the third
Somerset made three runs, making a To-
tai score Of nine, while Meyersdaie was
retired without Scoring The fourth re-
suited exactly the same A. IN the third
making the score L 70 . IN favor Of som
erset. The first three men up for >oner-
sst in the ffth were retired. while Ney-
ers.iaIe added one more score % their
number. In the sixth Somerset scored
two and Meyerssiale was goose egged-
The game was called n this point. IN or
der 70 permit the Somerset people To
catch the train the score standing IA 70
10 IN fFvor Of Somerset
Swindeil was Wild IN the first two in
nings but after that h. settled down and
put CD 4 magnificent game, only seven
hits being made or him Murphy play
ed Ms usual flallIeSs game. and won the
applause of the audience by brilliant
running catch He also distinguished
himself AZ the bat. knocking three bag
ger. Han was II 4 new position. bot ne
proved to the satisfaction Of all present
that he : AT home in any place He
made probably the prsttiest play, stop
ping hot liner with the end OF his glove
and catching tie hall before Il struck the
groGnd. ever seen in she county Hall
maintained Ms record a. a heavy hitter,
too. Picking kept up his batting record,
and Haws, Crawford. U-hI and VIII play
81 their usual 6ne game
For Meyersdale Fee. Reich RE and
Carey carried of the h0nOrs-
Follow ing = the s-ore=
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
say speeks and Go, . Iuil.

~ 1lS11t 141 W. % 8444-
Fred HorInss Is the name OF Dutch
tailor who came fcom the mountains of
West Virginia TO this place about six
months ago. He brought good West
Virginia thirst with him. and il the re-
ports current concerning him are true. he
paid frequent visits To the various places
about town where liquors are sold, in adj
dition 10 rushing 4 grow!ers from his
shop It is also alleged that Fred con-
sunied considerable raw alcohol purch2s-
ed for the purpose Of removing stains
from soiled garmeRts- Anyway, a week
or swO ago Fred began % Zee thin - AZ
night" He AYERS that the house in
which be and his wife live on Main
Cross Street Is haunted and that life bas
been rendered miserable for both Of them
by the ~spooksr that bang doors and
sslmper up and down the walls OF their
bed chamber at unseemly hours A.
frequently A. three times night for n
week at a stretch Fred w0aId leap out Of
bed AMI brandishiny hatehet, would
start in pGrsuit Of his unweleoms and
unseen visitors, only to dnd that they
had vanished Finally be permitted
another family 70 occupy portion Of the
house, in the hope that they world be
more alert in detecting the hiding places
OF the '-spo0ks.- The doors continued
TO bang. however. and strange looking
phantoms appeared upon the walls OF
Fred-s chamber AZ Titehing hours. but i
Is not ir evidence that Fred 6orsook the
bowl or withdrew from the party rush
ing the growIer."
When his landlord asked him for rent
and demonstrated with him for sub-lst-
ting a Dostion Of the dwelling. Fred Hat
ly refused 70 pay rent for haunted
house, saying that no family could live
in il without losing their minis.
Friday night matters came 70 a climax
when Fred suddenly became aroused
from dense slunbsr and declared thar
be could see Numerous '-spooksu and in
namerzble snakes in his bedroom He
sought % defend himself from imaginary
attack with hatehet and in the excite
msnt that followed threatened % take
oGghly frightened al her husbands
strange conduct. rushed % the Office OF
Justice Of the Peace and entered an in
formation against her spouse, charging
him with surety of the peace. When Of
fcers went u the house, shortly aftsr-
wards, they found Fred gazing futently
Ins, tin EMP in which he claimed he
eoald see long green snake He WAS
conducted - jail, where he remained an
I'll Monday morning, when hi> wife
withdrew the charge against him and he
Was released.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
sonner.st pIars a Berlin today.


Thursday afternoon Somerset and
Johnstown will play on the home
grounds
Nansger Levy. Of the "Maroons," i
determined 10 strengthen his team Wher-
ever possible. Saturday be signed catch
er Murphy. the best man ever seen be
hind the bat in the county. sEindeil,
Crawford and Haws viii also play with
the home team
Elsewhere in this issue viii be found
an article on baseball from the pen Of
one of the finest amateur players in the
country. Il viii prove profitable reading
for al lovers Of the National Sport
VIII doesn't know yet how swindell
hoo-dooed him AT first in the Meyersdale
game.
Al one tine Il looked a. though Fee
uas a '-4uitterr AZ Meyersdale, but be re-
covered himself in good shape when the
s-ro.5ters- howled Berlin"
Meyersdale viii learn how u treat a
gentlenIanly and ~sguarer umpire when
they are able TO play the game better
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
VIA. Do the caiIdrsa DrinkI

DANIEL H. HASTINGS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21

rarily foIlsw that the player bagiBg The
kighte-t fielding aver~gs IS the best play
er. aud base ball people are coming more
and more To realize this kIet-
In conrlB>sou it NSaId be well perhaps
70 enphrsize what has already been said
regarding team work. Harmony nn-t
exist selfishHess niHss be set aside. for IN
base ball a. elsewhere "a house divided
agzins: itself shall not stand
NoREHtr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
Farm For Sale

r P. Saylor and Herman Shaffer, al
ministrztors OF John Shaffer. late Of som
erset township. Somerset county. Pa.
viii receive sealed bids 81 the Office OF
John r Scott. Somerset, Pa up until
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of August, 1897,
for the sale Of the late homestead Of said
deceased, situate in Somerset township,
containing 202 acres more OF less, on the
following terms: ldown. in s months.
in Z months deferred payments 70 be
secured on the premises by Judgment
bonds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-07-21
Parh P.usiIiar.
Farmers are busy cutting grain

Farmers are busy cutting grain
Mrs : : Sayier. ~ho has been criti-
eaiiy 81 EDr sDnls time. = slowly imp-ov-
ing.
The frienf- % Miss Mamie RsymAn.
daughter Of IassOo R.syman. viii be sorry
10 learn of her serious Hines
The school boy who visited this section
q few days Ago soliciting subscribers for
the '-Co-nbine- sheet sot cold conEor..
N-Y.T.