The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-06-15

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D.v -.....-.--...Juns Is. Isss.
- Grant Is now forty eight
vears older than his father was
rsuelson surrendered.
A Fnzhugh Lees stafi are Rus
i-,u. son Of The eN-PresidenL
Of Vie President Hobert
L. Department has thus far char
vessels for transport purposes
E,lan,ic coast. and ten on the Pa
q line Cisneros, who escaped from
- pri~on in Havana several
qo. was married on Thursday
ore 10 Charles r. Carboneil, who
D her rescue.
3lay last week, Governor Brad
81 $entucky. received i've hundred
,e writers Of which all wanted
erals. colonies, captains or lieu
b. the regiments nov beng
~ Wbitwortb. a Kittanning at
T. been appointed a commissa-
N army bv ihe president, with the
,apt,,in. The appointment was
H fbe recommendation Of Con-
~ Robbins. The selection Was
W bout Mr.. Whitworth's knowi-
has been declined.
u k-step. which mas been IN force
estern Penitentiary for twenty
has been abolished by the
- OF Inspectors for singular
The prisoner sale it made them
kff they were walking Spanish.
veteran prisoners declared the
was the most degrading OF any
soree. The abolition pleasss the
fairfield Journal says 4. A. NJ nr-
resides on the Alexander Mur-
in Girard township, Ciearheid
Abeared a flock Of nine sheep re-
{ lhnd their 1leeces, which were
n A. they came from the sheep
A,Ilows: Five, seven, eight, nine,
H.. nine. ten, and thirteen pounds,
Nelv. The tLirteen-pound fleece
H. from a lamb thirteen months
S,istake to imagine that itching
8 = he curcd a mistake to suffer a
Der than you can help. Doan's
IN brings instant relief and per
scure. Atany dug store 50eents.
Ivan Wickle, a millionaire coal
and philanthropist, Of Halle
1 Was accidentally killed there
H. while participating in a clay
kboot with friends. a short dis
htside Of the city limits. The ae-
occurred just As the shoot was
y close, while Mr.. Van Wiekle
faing over his gun 70 mark the
Iere he stood al the time of his
& al the pigeon.
&emporary relates the following
kdioining town while a ladies'
4 b was engaged in playing for a
liar prize, the sons Of some OF
hail boys, were arrested in hay
fhiIe they wereplaying for 80 cents
l.. The mothers cried and said:
terrible place this town Is to
L.. ANYWAY" II served the boys
Awever. They might have known
Renee between a parlor and a hay
IA between a two-dollar and So
BE-
Sentative Robbins, who was re-
npoiuted assistant quartermaster'
alk Of captain, left for Chicka-
u Friday TO serve on General
staff as quartermaster Of the
Higade, First Army Corps, under
General Brooke. Mr.. Robbins is
member Of the Pennsylvania
b. in Congress who has enlisted
Aany. He did not resiFr his seat,
secured permanent pair with
ntative Broussard, Louisiana, a
III an immune regiment
4ord to be presented to Admiral
/ under the act Of Congress pro-
this special mark of distinct
his bravery at Manila, will be
- e most beautiful weapons ever
Already the artistic ingenuity OF
sword makers and jewellers Of
MY, and, indeed, Of the entire
has been excited, and the
partment has more than fifty
tbr this Dewey swOrd.n Thus
department. has not taken up the
selecting a design. as the board
urpOse has not been named.
IRE some curious facts about the
No century can begin on We'd
Friday or Sunday. The same
can be used every twenty
8ctOber always begins on the
Of the week as January. April
September as December, Febru-
= sh and November begin on the
b. May, June and August al
in on different days from each
every month in the year. The
last days Of the year are always
These rules do not apply to
r, when comparison is between
bre and after February l9.-Pitts-
holic.
Hpreme court Of Maryland has
that the purchaser Of a berth or
Of a sleeping ear has the right
nother person the use thereof. if
the ear before it reaches the
be trip for which the berth was
The Boston Transcript states
decided: \ passenger secured
rode in it for part Of the trip
sold his section ticket TO anoth-
nger. he leaving the train. The
purchaser was refused the use Of
on by the conductor Of the car
elected, whereupon he brought
b the above result
sing alike 10 young and old DR..
Ex.rsc; OF Wild Strawberry;
specific for dysentery, diarrhea
mer complaint
glish paper replying 10 thequery
IL readers regarding the amount
y American visitors to Europe
pays 1t is calculated that no
an $500 Americans on the aver
ally leave the United states for
rough England aud other parts
Pe' and that they each spend on
age SiO10 on their three months
pme spend Ear more, and some do
r. but SlOo0 is a fair average.
heludes the expenses oftraveling.
ID purchases. That gives a total
lure OF S25,ooo,0o0, aud OF that il
'ed not less than Sl0.000O0O is
ms country, and that an almost
mount Is spent in French cities or
places. Paris taking the lions
In purchases considerable sums
haed on dress by the ladies in