The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-14

/ 2 -s,e,,t -, and arrangements are
pe.',..' = shelter large force O.
,bsrs ,l,., during cold weather
,,.,.s ;s anxious 10 have the
ne5al RAJ, G,I troops parade in New YORK
hi5' 3,r I'M I, is doubtful whether
~: p 'iiues' ,ss'.,-,reut viii permit them
..,,,o tartls eggs found on the
Tne.b farm, Bucks county re-
~ ~ N-, set under an old hen, ana :.
y - sb9ut hall Of them haie'leu =
u'' 5..slr lille snapPers tore an
es,.bers of their foster i0''-'' :
omeiaI records Of the War Depart
o'i-,-' e,-ss completed, show that there
a a ~es-ar. - and 81 enlisted men Of
% astin an. killed in battle dur
nm M with spain. These casual
4. -S.,',5asl - the lives lost by the army ;,
-. ,.,'l.-fp the Philippines As well
- Cnba and Porto Rico.
Hastings has appointed
80 S : steel Of Allegheny CITY
si.9',, .e',,-er to 90 TO Manila and take
- The Tenth Pennsylvania regi-
''' .ts General election. Appoint
otske the votes Of the other reg
I'll : : NOT be made until it's known
D ---.,,ants are TO be mustered out
-.as-,oru correspondent writes 70
Tl5,s,ewn Tribune as follows
- ,ba month Of August a large
-7,b a small trap fastened to one one
- vas seen several times by an
3srsaDs and now the farmers ol
Zion report that a wolff IS feasting
.teir.beep and chickens Now boys
u ont with your guns
sheriff sellers, Of Dauphin Cour-
-a., ,ot6e home Of Leonart Wetzei,
:, r,s-y.,s Valley. Wednesday. be iound
,-sr q corpse by his own hand, ana
- had 10 be postponed. Wetzei
bachelor. aged siXty-fve years
= ,~sr decade had far, ied his
,ls.s of twenty-five acres. The
-, ale would have taken al his
- and len him without cent IN
s nd so in order to escape It ne
~ ,bo top OF his head of with an old
ne musket ahsr asking a neighoor to
4 \ his cat am COW if he shoald sud
& snly 60 away.
80 p Camer, the Atlanta Con =
i .,.;o1,s var correspondent who took
-~ors1 observations of Teddy Roose-
/. !, Cgbs. saws: Roosevelt Is the
ziast white man 1 ever saw, he IS
-, dark. nervous, irritable aud pos
.sa5 or energy and courage ofthe devil
4. -,rs r,noh. shod over military disci-
;ns. knows neither official supariors,
snb,rdinates. and in action throws
mself into the lighting line with gun
8 4 s,rgats thar il is his duty 70 COM
and not Q, shoot. a well known gen
Al remarked 10 q party Of newspaper
4 ,ep that he had never been able to make
Id. mind whether Teddy Roosevelt
asa soldier or a plain damufOoL"
. William B. Hicks, Of Altoona, who at
/ resent i, employed as travelling repre-
.sniaiiye for a New York daily news
3sper. is an applicant for the official
4 ,,ition Of chief yeoman on the United
;ste, ship The Rainbow. The vessel is
hang overhauled in the Brooklyn navy
<ari and starts early in October for a
bur around the world. She goes first TO
France. then 10 Africa and through the
i aez canal % Hong Kong AMI the Phil
ppiues, taking supplies to Admiral
i 'Dewey's fleet Later the vessel goes 70
sFHs,o and viii not get back 10 New
.sork for about a yesr. Mr.. Hicks has
H. endorsement Of the assistant secre-
5ary Of the navy and his chances OF
occurring the appointment are eneourag-
sng. Both he and his father, Congress
smsa Hicks, were aboard the vessel a
.leW days ago.
The State Convention Of the Pennsyl-
rsnia Sabbath school Association, always
|Ean Of pleasure and profit for those who
kuend, will be unusually so this year,
snd one Of the largest meetings in the
history Of the work Is confidently antici-
pzled. Johnstown, where the clnven-
lon meets, is Of historic interest, and her
people have generously offered TO enter
.sin all who attend. The time is well
Selected. from The lS-h 70 the 20.h Of 0cto-
Der, inclusive, aud the railroad compa-
pies have agreed 20 give special rates on
Ehe presentation Of card orders, which
[snay be obtained from the General Secre-
<tary Of The Association. Charles b. Roads,
80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia A
{Sery strong program viii be presented.
|1ncluding Hon. John Wanamaker. OF
philadelphia; General Secretary Meigs,
r. the state Of Indiana; Rev J. Wilbur
Shapman, D. D., Of Philadelphia; Rev.
Teorge B. Stewart, D. D.. Of Harrisburg.
-Rnd many other speakers and workers
whose reputation j. national. A new aud
very important feature OF the convention
vii be the parade OF all the sabbath
seaool children Of the city and vicinity
son wednesday afternoon, October 18th.
Wanted. High-grade man or woman
oi good church standing, first willing TO
learn cur business, then 10 act as mana
ger and correspondent kere. on salary.
Address GENERAL MANAGER.
Lock B-kg. Somerset. Pa.
l"oor three weeks ago two ladies' Of
iogef' Delaware, died from eating pois-
on7a candy sent through the mails. one
"As Ars. banning. wh1se husband re-
Gently aud formerly living in Dover. had
'0f a time been in basiues, in san Francis
- Ihe mystery surrounding the affair
,i'S apparently been cleared up, the hus-
4 u-ll ,.. furnishing the clue Il appears that
Al.e he was in san Francisco he became
t-Ainied Wi,ha certain Mrs. Batkiu.
.,A'lns financial difficulties he c3naded
,ls'l % Der, aS men Will 30 their women
,-'7ldA and taas the intimacy grew.
ihsif relations were friendly only but
: ,.s address on the candy package was
y 'if> Bo,kiu's handwriting. and it has
'--'e oeen discovered that she bought
1-s1I ID Sau Francisco. June l. and
.o1sa' box Of candy from which she
- - 81 some pieces aud inserted others
- - y n'en sn7 WAS provided, il would
ss.l' ~ VA, neF Interest had been so aroas-
n '-l' she determined 10 remove Mrs
iIs -ll'as and obtain Nr. banning for
- - 4he chain Of circumstaptial
Witches agains, her seem. co,,,,la,o
~ '. .sgAi battle is now on to prevent
,s.,o.--- e--'-i.-ion papers necessary 70 her
"a August slst, Isas. a voBn, oi., -
~ .,-.--aa celebrated her eighteenth !, birtb.
& So, "a days later, in royal robes
8 Rel. = 'nFone erectedint the ..Nieuwe
3 vbi.1 - AMSTERDAM, she took the oath
4 lsgs. n,1ae hef Queen Of the Netber-
vi..o... Noi since the coronation Of oneen