The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-05-02

~ carte H. l. s'-4 a. -,
,n-r and repArer. viii
ttaieN days. Those who
.-.,.selves OF his services
,,-r, IL tbis "fiise.
sI walker aud Miss Kaie
Of near LulI pOstoh &c,
.s' t,snship. were united in
=, Sunday, April p. at the
s,s,uags, Friedens, Rev. J. J.
,taciating.
1l tax the poles Of all tele-
telephone companies, not
,sxsd by the eity. s. per an-
- pole and Is cents foot for
- wires. The amount that
I'D annually is estimated at
rsserson Picking, Of Terra
= Va. spent several days last
II his re- atives in this place. The
III OF J. W. Riggs, Son & Co.,
- Nr. Picking is connected,
y entirely rebuilt since being
.br IRE a few months ago, and
,,ba busiest concerns in West
ne here Mr. Picking endeaVor-
.s-,rs the services Of number Of
.ssl Fsayers-
"A FaIknor, Of the Mansion
ps-lin. has sold that valuable
- Peter OF, a well-known resi-
,f,s,.g9wn. The transfer Of the
iii probably be made this week
a. rrouerty will be turned over
.sr owner. Mr.. Falknor was
% sell owing TO the protracted
bis wife. The Mansion House
tbe best equipped public houses
Z ! county.
,, Cashier George Harrison, Of
-s-.st County National Bank, len
4 o,g,selphia Friday, and shortly
5yiog in that city entered a hos
/ ~b,rs be underwent a surgical
..,o 81 the hands Of an eminent ex-
4 ,.,bs relief OF a catarrhal affection
h,vsls. from which he has been
s.,g for the past few months. Mr..
- many friends hope that be
.,-n home in a few weeks entirely
Sc wife OF Jacob Speicher. OF Stony
4 ,ownship, died Sunday, April 2,
:, her late residence near DOwney
H,s aged IS. Death resulted from
- from which she had suffered for
I. ,sars, during which time she was
-si 10 sit in chair day and night.
rs known throughout the commu-
An excellent christian woman
i, death has occssioDed profound
~ among her many friends.
Message received here Monday
-.nr announced the death Of Miss
3 Maze, at 1920 o'clock Sunday
Il st her home in Huntingdon, Pa.
q Years. Miss Maze was a daughter
h. ATE William Il. Maze, Of Pitts
and Nora Kimmell Maze, deceased,
granddaughter of Charles A. kim
Of this place. She was a beautiful
macliye young lady and her many
-.rss. friends will be grieved to learn
s.r untimely death.
I sn action before Judge Shafer, OF
,-,targ. to recover damage from a
.6s Of the peace for alleged illegal
s,isonment, an interesting point WAS
.rslopei. The court stated that an act
Issnbly provides that before a plain
Tan maintain a suit for damage against
8gisirate for something he has done
Ihs execution Of the duties OF his ofice
try days notice must be given in
-z TO afford the justice opportunity to
sEs amends.
Coward E. Cromwell, q member ofthe
zliiug Tenth. aud on Company DIS
-ssr roll as one of the wounded at
lAis, was in town Saturday. Crom-
|. taking life easy in Somerset coun-
Last fall he was a candidate there on
! Democratic ticket for County Treas
z. bat too many of the Frosty Sons of
.zH1er proved 70 be Repu ublicans 20
L bin q winner. He says one or two
re primaries like that just ended wall
lag Somerset around into the Demo-
Ee eoolumn.-ConneIlsville Courier.
IA unknown man either jumped or
into a coke oven, at white heat, at
. Foundry plant of the H. C. Frick
ss Co., Morgan station, Fayette coun-
.aiew evenings since. His leap 70 an
-al death was observed at a distance
several coke workers, who rushed to
{ place, battered in the door Of the
70 aud, with a scraper, dragged out
schsrreG remains. They were so bad
ashgured as TO be beyond identifics-
q Whether he accidentally fell into
ssesihiug furnace or leaped in with
-aial intent will probably never be
aVa.
! party Of four or five young meu rode
II wheels from this place 70 the big
'sin Jefferson township Sunday morn
: where they made q thorough person
Inspection Of the great underground
is'p' at times being compelled to climb
aeir hands and knees in order 20 pass
z one chamber to another. They de-
iH that several of the chambers are
z 50 10 loo feet square in area, the
1ss Of which are from % 20 90 feet
15s the floor, and that stream of
as' can be heard trickling its way IN.
slsaih the floor. The various men,
'soi the party were smeared with mud
n they returned to town, but this was
aanied for on the score that the en-
Ns 10 the cave is only large enough
q nan 10 crawl through.
ne Windber Journal has a rather
'-iing account the recent murderous
~ IN that part of Somerset county
-siein five men were killed and sew
/ o.hers injured by three bad Italians
-guns and stilett0s. The editor says,
= reported that Shives heard the noise
.-iashec down TO see what had hap
-5l aud came back a corpse" Il is
@ise'rded whether the corpse rushed
a or came at a less impetGous gait.
7 aie further informed that Every
9S-'an in town was instantly on the
-ild' and al did their utmost for the
-lahd dy:ug." What they did for the
= -es not appear, bot We hope they
j ll' rsgrp the functions Of the under
. =, Easiish a. she Is spoks" t
-laer seems 10 be almost as loose -
l''a.s Of the plaee.-Counellsville
ater.
--'y o- cur readers viii be Rr.sved 70
Wy 'hs cellh of Anna Raby, wife of
- II. Marshall, who passed away
-'y morning, April 2ith, at her lste
-s1ee IN Conneilsyiiie. Pa, aged 49
= Sle made a brave but weary
.',s'e against mysterious and pain =