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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-08-10

The following iahis complied by the
State Superintendent of Public Instrue-
tion gives the amount OF increase to the
various school districts in this county un-
der the new method Of distributing the
State School appropriation Only those
districts are given which will receive a
greater amount than they did for tie
school year 1897:
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Reformed xi..iOrary copyeutlou

The Women's Missionary Society, OF
Somerset Ciassis. will meet at Meyers
dale, on Thursday afternoon. September
l. at one o'clock. Each local society. and
each congregation having no society, is
earnestly requested to send delegates.
whose names should be forwarded to
Mrs. Nettie Anthony, Meyersdale. Pa,
not later than August .. 1898.
MARGARET KNEPPER.
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LAST on THE sEAsoN.
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion to At
Ianffo ftsfr- So

Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion to At
lantie City, dc.
Thursday. August Is. is the date OF the
last Of the Pennsylvania Railroad low
rate twelve-day excursions to Atlantic
City, Cape May. Ocean City. Sea Isle City,
Avalon, Anglesea, Wildwood. Holly
Beach, Rehoboth. or Ocean City. Md.
Tickets will be sold from the stations at
the rates named below:
Rate. Train leaves.
JonneilsNiile----f-.---- W So n. u
Tickets will also be good ON regular
trniRs leaving Pittsburg at 90 and S 10
P. NJ, carrying sleeping cars to PhiIadel-
phia. and .7.O5 P. 81 carrying Pullman
sleeping cars through 10 AtldRfic City.
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DIR. Humphreys specidc "7T'' cures
Hay Fever and Autumn Csiarrh; all
druggists; &C, or Humphreys Medicine
Compauv. New York.
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Corporal James II. Martin. Company
d. Conneilsville. Tenth Pennsylvania
recruits now at San francisco has receiv-
ed orders TO report to the governor Of
West Virginia TO receive a commission
as Iientenant.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Peter Hanger. late OF Br0thersvalley
township, somerset Co. Pa. decd
Letters OF administration on the above es-
tate having been granted to the undersigned
by the proper authority. notice Is hereby Civ
en- 10 all persons indebted TO said estate 10
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same tO present them dolly
authenticated on or before Saturday, the 18th
day OF sept, ISIS, at the house OF decd.
JOSEPH HAUGER
Administrator.
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Constable Gilbert went to winber on
Friday. where he arrested an Italian
named Joe Colan. on charge of viola
ting the liquor law. The prosecutor is a
fellow -countryman OF the defendant
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wsntsd. Higb-urade man or wom

Wanted. High-lgrade man or woman
ofgoOd church srsnding. first willing to
learn our business, then TO act As mana
ger and correspondent here, on salary.
Address GENERAL MANAGER.
Lock Box 8, Somerset, Pa
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LIABILITIES:

iSfate o. PsnDsyiraHia. County of lSs1aerset. s..
], Harvey NJ. Berkley, cashier Of the above
named hank, do sOieinnly swear that the
above statement i true 10 the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
HARVEY NJ BERKLEY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9Th
day OF August, ls9S.
CHARLES W. WALKER.
Notary Public
CORRECT-ATrEsT:
JAMES l. PUGH,
ROBT. =. SCCBL.
GEORGE X. ScULL.
Directors
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Came tresspassing on the premises of
the undersigned. in Upper Turkeyfoot
township. one male lamb, weighing about
50 lbs, white collar and dark face. Owner
can recover property by calling and pay
ing damages
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A pMINIsrRAToR,s NOTICE.

In the matter OF the estate OF Charles SOrber,
late of Shade twp, somerset county,
Pa, decd.
Letters OF administration on the above es-
tate having been granted TO the undersigned
by the proper authority. notice Is hereby Civ
en- 10 all persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed 10 said estate to make Immediate payment
and those having claims or demands against
the same 10 present them duly authenticated
for settlement to the administrator, ON Thurs
day. Sept p, lSss, Al the late residence oi
deceased.
ORANGE j. SORBER.
Fred. W. Biesecker, Administrator, c. l. a.
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Estray Notice.

Came trespassing on the premises of the
undersigned in Upper Turkeyfoot town.
ship, one wo-year-old red steer. The
damages.
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Jos. Horne & Co
Early Arrivals.

June and July saw our buyers in
the foreign and home markets and
y their selections have commenced
to arrive.
Ii this article should meet the
eyes of heads OF families, who have
daughters " no are receiving their
education at the various institutions
for learning, we desire to call their
attention to the lines of new goods
Just in suitable for the fitting out of
the school girl
Polka Dot Silks.
These gracious little polka dots
are going 10 be very stylish for Fall
! wear aud we have Just received a
large line of a ombination Of polka
D dot and striped taffeta. Among
the colorings are rose, tan, green,
turquoise, heliotrope, navy. black
and-w hite, and they are all 4-incb
widths. We have put q popular
price upon them Of
Sl.0O Yard
Another new arrival i the %
|, inch Tri- COlOred Narrow Stripe
Taffeta Silks. A popular price h
put upon them, aisn, namely
65 Cents Yard
These make up very beautifully
for the shirt waist and Il seems 10
us that every young lady going 70
school should have a full compile
ment of these waists
Early Fall WOoIens-
The new Fall woolens are COM
J ing in and we call attention 70 a
} special line of 4S-inch Cheyiot
Serges In browns, new blues. gar
ref, myrtle and gray. Priced at
IS Cents q Yard.
Ask our Mail Order depart
ment about these goods and let US
have your request for samples It's
really wonderful how quick sou
can shop with this department
! 525-527 Psnn Ave, PiTTSBuR6. P
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REPORT or The CONDITION
oF rHE
First National Bank,
RES0uRcES:

AT SOMERSET, in the State Of Penn.
sylvania, at the close Of business, July a.
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IST las
DISTRICTS AegsSpr- a:BoS Aegs0pri- s'go0 Increase
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Pursuant 10 an order OF sale issued by the
Orphans Court OF Somerset county, Pa,
there will be exposed 10 public sale on the
Rhoads deed on
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SWEEPING VICTORY

For the Republicans In oregon-oversS
SheinlnE siaJoriiy5 Ia Legisiatnrr.
PORTLAND, Ore, June --latest re-
turns from elections show large Repub-;
llcan gains In every county OF the statay
over the vote Of 1896 Partial returns
from twenty-five out Of the thirtytwog
counties of the state show that Geer5
(Rep.). for. Governor. Will have about
10000 plurality. Moody (Rep.) for con-
gress in, the Second district, will have; q.
plurality approaching 5000. Tongue
(Rep.) Is reelected to congress from the
! First district by more than 1000 plu-i
rality.
The legislature is overwhelmingly
Republican. being made up as follows:
Senate, Republicans, %; opposition, Z:
house. Republicans, A; opposition, 16.s
The figures may be slightly changed,
4; by later returns.
In the city Of Portland about one
quarter of the total vote has been;
counted and shows the following sson!
governor: Geer. Republican. n 2,2s0;5
King, Fusion. 1,l01. Mason, Republic
can. is elected mayor Of Portland by
1850 plurality, 3 z :i,s -
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INSURGENTS SUCCESSES
In tho ePhi'ippinrs ilnvo soroly Depressed
X the People In Manila. ~

In tho Philippines Have sorely Depressed
the People In Manila.
+ LONDON, June S.-A dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Manila dated
June 8. says: The spantards in the
church in Old Cavtte are still holding
out but the adjacent town of linus has
been captured by the Insurgents. This
Is an important point at the back OF
Cayite proper, md its possession by the
rebels Is a serious matter for the Span
iards, because 1t Is the outlet to the sur
rounding country, and through 1t sup
piles are brought to the city Of Manila.
twill also afford an admiral base of
operations for further advance toward
the clty. IN &
Il 1T has been found impossible to con-
ceal from the Inhabitants of Manila the
fact that the insurgents successes have
cast deep gloom upon foreign residents
who are moro anxious than ever to get
away. For the most part the men re-
main, but the women and children have
been sent to Cavite where they ore safe
under the stnrs and stripes.
s The most friendly relations exist be-
tween Admiral Dewey and the consular
representatives OF the powers and the
commanders OF the European warshlps In
the bay. The Spanish soldiers who have
been captured are a sorry looking lot.
II they are n fair sample, they will be
no match for the American troops"
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REMARKABLE VERDICT

Rendered In the owsns Case Defense
Asked for Verdict or daily % they
Could Appeal, and Jary Brought IA q
Verdict OF not Guilty-Owsns Dts-l
charged. = Z. y & x (, yys.t
Special Dispatch to the Intelllseneer.
= GLENvILLE, W. Va. June 1.-THE
verdict OF aeauittal returned by the
Jury In the owens case, in which Mrs
Atkinson was former co-defendnnt.
was not only a surprise to the prosecu-
tions and spectators, but surprise also
to the defense.
The case opened this morning with
prospects Of another week OF work In.
the Introduction OF evidence. Shortly
after court opened the Judge handed
down his decision upon the admissibllSl
ity of the letters produced on yesterday,
holding that they could be read as eyi-l
dence. The defense excepted to the de-.
clsion. and from thenceforth seemed to
act on the theory that Owens would bo
convicted. Shortly after 3 ID clock In
the afternoon the state rested, and then;
II was that General Watts, OF counsel
for the defense, made remarkable
statement. He said In effect that un-i
der the ruling OF the court, and with
the present shape OF the record the de.S
fense desired to offer no evidence what
ever, and would freely accept a verdict;
OF guilty" so that they might take iad.
vantage In another court OF their rightsi
under the law. 81 M
The jury was thereupon instructed
that Il they wished they. could return o
verdict OF guilty from their seats.
The jury asked; to retire and on their
return. to the iastonishment OF all, their
ment agaISst Mrs. Atkinson stiH /
stands. The demurrer will be argued
TO morrow. s ~ = u r.
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Every steam whistle on the water front
blew a farewell and as the two vessels
moved down the harbor toward the
Golden Gate the crowds on the wharves
set up a mighty cheer.
Nearly $4,000 was paid out to-day to
the volunteers from Pennsylvania and
Colorado. All day long lines of men
were receiving the money due them for
a months past service and for one
months service in advance.
That the second expedition to the
Philippines will not leave here before
next Saturday seems almost certain at
this writing.
The troops which are to embark on
the Colon, Zealandia and China are
ready for, service, the last equipment
being delivered to-day.
High rates of charter and q scarcity OF
ships Is preventing the war department
from getting the third Manila expedi-
tion under way.
Ship owners are demanding extrava-
CANT prices for steamers and they will
not be met by the war department Un-
less some of them make more reasonable
propositions It is a forcgone conclusion
that q number of steamers will be seized
and drafted into service
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RECEPTION TO COL. ROVER
Glvcn by Representative Dayton and
Wifs-A brave West yirGiniun.
specIal Dispatch to the IntelliCencer. ~ t5sSfi

Givcn by Representative Dayton and
wifc-A brave Nve,t VirGinian.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.s
i;HTAsHINGToN, D. c., June Lieu
tenant Colonel Rowen, OF the United
States volunteer army. and a. citizen OF
West Virginia, was entertained at dine
ner last evening by Representative and
Mrs. A. G. Dayton, at the Hotel Var
num- The. tables were handsomely.
decorated, with flowers. Quite a large
company of representatives and their
wives and others present, were present.
ed to Col. Rowen. In add ton he met
later in the evening, West VirgiRansi
and others. all OF whom were glad to-
congratulate him IN the recent confirm
alton of his promod odon 10 a higher grade..
There were also present as guests ut the
dinner Lieutenants Mcfarland and
White, OF the United States navy. t.fsi n
Z 1t-was Lieutenant A. s. Rowen who
took his life In his hands and went to /
Cuba upon n dangerous mission, and It
was Lieutenant Rowen who successfully
performed that mission. 1t was upon
the recommendation Of General Miles,
commander of the aTmy,who, in recogni-.'
tion OF the valuable service, reormmend-
ed Lieutenant Rowen's promotion to the
rank he now holds. Ar West Virginia 10 i
proud Of him, and Mr.. Dayton told him
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS

Democratic Protest Against tho confirm.i
nt;on o Postmaster. r.Getzoniani er.
Special Dispatch to the Inteligencer. Il,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June There
is considerable opposition upon the part
of the Democratic citizens OF Charles;
Town, W. Va, to the confirmation Of!
the appointment OF Mr.. L. D. & Getzen-'
danner 10 be postmaster Of that town.
To-day, delegation. headed by Senator
Faulkner and including, Joseph Trap:
nell, Col. r. II. Chew, Forrest Brown
and six or eight Others. appeared before
the senate committee on postoftices and
post roads, and filed q protest against
him. q 81 81 gs5 y
Is Representative Miller has returned;
from West Virginia and was in his seat
to-dny. e NJ ;5f
Representative Dayton LETT this even-2
ing for Wheeling TO look after case IN
the supreme court. He will return
Thursday morning. q u
q Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Fleming were In
Washington, for n few hours to-day,
leaving at 10 o'clock. for. Philadelphia
They were on their waS. to their home In
New York, y I'll > fis : ~ ~ ~ 3
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REPUBLICAN, CoNFERENCE
On War Revenue Blii-some Important
MI x "a Changes Made. q

On War Revenue Biii--some Important
X Changes Made. 4
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Re-
publeAn members OF tne conference
committee on the dar revenue bill were
in caucus for about four hours to-day,
and 1t 10 stated by members OF the cau-
Gus that tney practically reached AN
agreement. on the most important Items
or ditterence between the Two houses,
They relate to the coinage of the silr
yer bullion. the form OF the bond pro-,
vision ana the amount or the ponds,
the Inheritance tax, the duty on tea,
etc. These questions have not yet been
raised In the full conference, and the
Republicans decline to state any points
OF their agreement.
Two sessions OF the full committee
were held. but In these only matters
OF minor Importance were passed upon.
and, as a rule, the senate amendments
on these matters we're excepted. Among
the changes was one In the beer tax
provision, making It definite that the
stock on hand exempted should be
tho stock In the hands OF dealers. and
not OF brewers. There was quite a con-
test over the senate amendment ex,
empting the tobacco stock on hand
from taxation, but this schedule has
not been passed upon. The Indications
are. however. that the senate provision
will stand.
The house conferees are making q
determined contest to relieve insurance
agents from the license Of s12 a year,
and they have indicated q tendency
to allow the tax on bankers, brokers,
theatres, etc., to stand II the Insurance
agents are not taxed. They ore also
making an onslaught on tho amond-
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FRENCH CABLE NOT WORKING /
Which Cuts 0onoral Bianco from Com
muuIcntion with SDnlu. aEE (.

Which Cuts 0onoral Bianco from COM
munIcntian with spain.
WASHINGTON. juno Information
received here to-day indicated that the
French cable between santlugo de Cuba
and Haytl had not been wording since
midnight Of last night If such Is the
case. General Blanco Is cut or from
communication from his home govern
Inent by thdt source. 4 s. n =. 4, &
Z. At the same time It is understood that
ono ofthoi English cables running south
from Cuba to jamaica Is still In, opclp-
tion, although the officials find consid-
cradle difficulty In obtaining Information
Regarding the working of these, ca'bles.
The difficulty OF cutting or the Span
;Ish from their home government :haa
denonstraltod the Necessity for the gov
.eramert ownership Of q cable vessel
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PROBABLE JUNCTION FORMED.
By the United States Troops with the Insurgents Near
Santiago.
SPANISH ADVIcEs SEEM TO POINT THAT WAY

Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.)

Copyright, 1se by the Associated Pess)
CAPE F1AYT1EN Hayt, June y p. p.mAccording to the
latest direct advices from Santiago de Cuba dated Monday
night the bombardment which began yesterday and
continued until ten in the morning resumed again
short time about midnight
then believed that the Americans had effected Junction
with the insurgents Daiqu distance east Of guadore
and near the railway line to Santiago. 5ss85 III. Az @
MADRID The following official dispatch has been
ceyedlere from Havana commanding Spanish co
un had some sharp fighting with body of rebels who sup
porting tile landing Of an American force Santiago de Cuba
American warshps protected the landing The result Of
the operations is not known.
supposed that the renewal OF the bobardment Of Santiago
lasting from until II o'clock Monday morning intended
to distract the attention the Spaniard landing
be effected without molestation."
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WHAT CERvERA ADMIrs. (

Says Moro Castle Barracks suffered but
Other Damages Unimportnnt.
MADRID. June 7,.-7Sp. m.-The fol-
lowing official dispatch has been re-.
5ceiyed from Admiral ceryera:
six American vessels have b0nbard-
ed the fordfcatfons at Santiago and.
along the adjacent coast. Six were kill
ed and seventeen were wounded on
board the ReIna Mercedes; three officers
were killed and an officer and seventeen.
men were wounded among the troops
The Americans fired 1900 shells OF
different .calibre. The damage inflicted
upon the batteries of La Soeapa and
MORO castle was unlmportant. The
barracks at Moro castle. suffered dam
age. The enemy had noticeable losses"
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fAQulNALDO'S PROCLAMATION,

Points TO a Desire for a Native ,Admini.-
tration Under an American Protector
X ate.
LONDON, June s,-Thc Hong Kong
correspondent of the Times says: A
proclamation issued by Agulnaldo, the
insurgent chief. points to desire to
set up a native administration in the
Philippines under m American protec-
torate. Aguinaldo. with an advisory
council. will hold the dictatorship until
the conquest OF the Islands. and would
then establish republican assembly.
Aguinaldo has issued orders that the
lives and property Of Europeans. Chi
nese and all Spanish non-combatants
hre to be protected. and that all eS-
cesses are to be avoided.
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MONTEREY SAILS

For raianiia-second Expedition to Philip.
pines to Leave Saturday.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 1.-THE prln-
c!pal event in the local war situation
to-day was the departure Of the monitor
Monterey and the collier Brutus for
Manila. The order to get under way
was issued about l o'clock and shortly
afterwards the wharves and docks on
the water front were crowded with !peo-
pie anxious to witness the departure OF
the formidable fighting machine and the
collier which Is to ACCOMPANY her.
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RIOTS RENEWED
al nelra.t nstween tl,e Na.loaali,ta and

Al Hclfaat Bstwoen tho Natlonaiista and
OrnnEemen. "a
BELFAST, Juno 7.-To-night there.
was a renewal OF the rioting that began
yesterday, during the demonstrations In
honor of the revolution Of 179s. and ithei
anniversary of June 8, 1886, when seven
civilians were shot on Shank Hill road
by the ,constabulary. 4 5slssss
s The Nationalists. attacked a body Sot
!orangemen who were leaving thelEi
work and there was a veritable} hurrl-l
cane Of scrap Iron and other missiles. 5is
The police at first were overpowored
but having beer reinforced, they: clear
ed Sthe streets with u free use, OF their
clubs. The military has been ordered
out and 1t Is feared that there win sbe
q renewal OF the disturbances, "a
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n,nnsh!p OF the spaniards They han
died their pieces like boys. Nearly all
OF our ehips were struck by both large
nnd small shot, but no damage OF con.
sequence was done them.
One huudrsd and fifty miles out from
Honolulu, the Belgic sighted the trans-
port steamers Australia, Pelins and
City OF Sydney, which vessels signalled
TINT all were well on board. A N. llll.l.ll
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De,vsy,s Sword.

4 WASHINGTON. June 7.-The sword
to be presented to Admiral Dewey. un-
der the act OF Congress providing for
this special mark OF distinction for his
bravery, mt Manila will e3one OF the
most beautiful weapons ever made. AL
ready the artistic Ingenuity oftthe best
swordmakcrs and jewellers OF the coun-
try hns been excited. and the navy, de-
partment has moro, thnn nifty dcsIgns
for this "DeWcy sword. ". 81 4 k /. 7.
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and Catalina fortlHcatlons were SO dam
aged that It Is questionable whether they
Will ever be able to renew any effective
work during the war. =.
After the fleet had retired the Span
fards returned TO some, OF their guns and
sent twelve shells after the fleet. But
no one was injured. One large shell fell
close to the collier. Justin. An
Throughout the engagement no Amer
lean ship was hit and no American was
injured.
II the .Spaniards stuck to their guns,
and all evidence is to the contrary, their
loss must have been heavy. Ia q g
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ment has not lost sight OF them, and
that their interestB are 10 be fully con-
served when It comes to final settle
ment between the United States and
spains These claims on file In the statf
department now amount TO an aggregate
OF SIS, 100000, md It Is tho purpose when
a treaty OF peace is drawn to provide
therein for their settlement, either d.
rcctly orIthrough the more usual means
OF Joint claims commission. }5ff 80
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Z MONTREAL, June 7.-No actual
move has yet been made in the caplas
case against Lieut.. Carranza and Senior,
Du Bose, but their counsel Will try and
haye tho ,cnpias quashcd Tomorrow or
next day. and lf 4 successful will have.
Dctcntiyce .Kcllcrt arrested agaln. this
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timc for malicious arrest, It appears
that though q seizure was put upon the
Bank of Montreal. the Spaniards man.
aged to Withdraw their money before
tho papers were served n, 'feif