The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-11-09

-...,l a Ream, of Connor, ana nar
sA'',-, - Nanan. Of Iolsopple, were
-IA - i =, Cumberland. Nd last Thurs
r,b Fppley, aged about seventy
died sunday Of last Week AZ mel
e-.s' 80 Forward. Her husband has
IN dead for some years.
...3-A girl to do general house
WrI pay liberal wages and give
oTA' " -. of home. Address Posi-
- Box -. Somerset Pa
.. Mis-, Frances j. Willard
lIo r.s nrs,ident Of the National ".
nil l,s chosen al the ST Paul
l. '' invention, November II to 10.
..-,ssrof Gen. Fitzhugh Lee died
il5 - her home in Richmond Va.
l,'.' IN -sren,Iy and sustained internal
a,sri-.. which were the cause "a "e'
8 ieaih.
n. Cohen. of JOhnstown, and
N,s. u York trimmer, viii be in som
p -. somerset House, on Thurs
= November lo.h, 1895 with a iuii iine
! elegantly trimmed hats.
cha, 1908 letters have been re-
N',s ',st~t5asoldiers who recently start
nayemeut to secure the signatures
: q .,s.v soldiers as possible TO
,ban in album form to Miss
e.. - ,;,1l8. as q soldiers testimonial Of
- r. farthe aid she rendered them
iaring the war.
60 that Rudyard Kipling's new
80 ,,.t IFS publisher a shilling a
.T9ndou wag wrote to the author
o.-' &c a. wisdom was quoted al re-
.,--;.ss he would like one word, for
- .s enclosed a postal order for a
.-r.lr KipHug kept the order and an
cred with the word Thanks.
-..-r-, fir the Tenth Regiment
- la4n So long harbored at Homo
~. ..s r7svaffau Islands, have depart
- Manila and il the date given for
-.-.a.,,,--a-e. October 10th, Is correct,
-r rfr be in the hilippines within
nov, fvo weeks. where they viii
assigned 20 tbeir respective companies
barracks.
salaries of United States army officers
-. s,-Iov.. General, $1,000; lieuten-
I'M General. Sll.0el; major general, $3.50 ;
F. general, 500; colonel, $500;
,..-..,srr colonel. 5000; major, $500; {;
...;, mounted. 5000. not mounted,
..l. ray-nsutsl adiutsnt, Sl,S)o; regi-
- alar,erms-ter. Sl,so0; first lieu
-. mounted. SIG05; not mounted,
!, In. second lieutenant, mounted, 81, 500;
- mounted, SI.ill; chaplain, 81 500
II WAS stated in Pttsburg last week
.-,.,5a fate Of creditors of the German
v-4,,sl Bank there. which recently
.r-5 depends entirely upon the honor
. ,,s man VINO has a large sum, said to
,.s.7lBll of the Banks money without
sa.,-f-v. II he keeps his promise and
nav, IT, all will be lovely. It not every
fb.py g.ss To smash. The name Of this
,,,n is kept As "a sacred secret He can
NJ. be made pay irhe chooses not 70, it IS
sa.d
Washington advices are TO the effect
-bs. the Investigation by the Post-oiiice
D.mrmeut Of the charge that Congress
man Acbeson sold the Connellsville
po.osi,s fora money. consideration paid
tb-5ggh Chairman Frank N. Fuller has
resulted in a complete exoneration Of the
persons mentioned. A mans personal
integrity is entitled to just as much con-
siiz-uion IN political campaign a. out
Of T.. and il j the duty OF every honest
newspaper who in auy manner exploited
these charges when they were made TO
g.g- The same publicity 10 their official
rs.a.s.iou-ConnellEvilIe Courier.
Peter Gray, Of Gray's Station, on We'd
ne,ily with three companioEs, start
ed from that place to the Laurel Hill
Mountain u hunt Two aud one half
miles southeast of New Florence Mr..
Gray stopped under a CHESTNUT tree, and,
picking up a few Of the nuts, he was
leaning against the tree eating them,
when he heard a slight noise TO his left.
looking round he saw an elegant six
p-0ngel back deer scraping the leaves
of chesinuls and eating them. Mr.. Gray,
who /, an uneiring shot, quickly stopped
the feast Of the deer by shooting him
through the heart. He was taken 20
New Florence. where he was weighed
snddpped the scales at I55 pounds.
Nrs. ". Templeton, Of Scottdale, had
a peculiar experience and narrow escape
ON death the other evening, says the
'ireeusbnrg Tribune. About : o'clock a
blood vessel on her ankle burst, and the
woman began to bleed rapidly. In a
short time she became unconscious, her
eras being fixed, and both pulse and
breathing stopped. A physician had
Saan summoned, and, after making an
examination, pronounced her dead.
Aaer lying in this condition for an hour
o' more some one noticed that she had
begun breathing again. Medical aid was
again secured and restoratives admins
Tered. Alter several hours hard work.
She was sufficiently recovered 20 take
some noarishmeat and is now on a fair
Way 10 recovery.
Edward T. Plush. proprietor Of the
Commercial hotel. al Pottstown. Las a
remarkable faculty for remembering
Lanes and especially geographical
naiaes Mr. Plash can name all the
COUNTIES iu every state in the United
>.i'e> He can also uame every county
>7'' Do Tie Union. Mr.. Plush spent years
Iie,n9r.zilg the names Of the counties
ana county seats. and now has them all AZ
--'' tongues eal He offers 70 wager that
'-''7 is na. another person in the Uaitei
'-'-7' wa can successfully uans all the
o'll'is> and county seats fntbe f-nion
i-e ia'e Henry DreiIoos. Of AIlen.owp
-'' possessed remarkable ,aemory.
4 va said Of him that be could name
s'aiy senator and representative in Con
s'sa'' giving state, district aud politics.
le4Ts ago, when Mr.. Moody was
l'7-.l.ag IN the s.ums Of large city. he
"a ls-Ayei 10 leaving the hal, til late
- 'ls evening. The exit was in a back
- ald as be LEFT the building he
... .'--l d number OF roughs waiting 10 an
A'n A. be walked along he heard
'ls'l say Here he comesr' and they
f'gi1Tea f.iea to jostle him from the sidewalk
NJ ''.s straight up 20 the ringleader. Mr..
- -s-a out his overcoat, and. with
- = l'aeSSion that commanded eonnle,e
- - 'aii; My friend. won't Won inst
-. - 'ls on with this overcoalg I am NOT
80 80 - ae.ive now as was a. vour aoe
= : me d u, when you are As old as
- = u Be glad to do you the same
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