The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-01-10
News Items.

Chapped hands, cracked lips and rough
ness of the skin cured quickly by BAN
NER SALVE. most healing ointment in
the world. All Druggists.
Judge SimoEtOn last week refused an
application to continue until March term
the cases of John r. Byrne, Thomas
Moyles, Robert Evans and John J. Coyle,
indicted for attempting TO bribe legisla-
tors. The defendants will be placed on
trial this week.
| GAVE doctors bills by giving FoLEY'S
Honey and Tar to infants and Child
Group, which are fatal to so many thous-
ands of BABIES. All Druggists.
Edward Wuneh, a linotype machinist
formerly employed in the composing
room of the Evening News at Buffalo,
n. ", who brought suit several months
ago against David Shankle. as President
of Typographical Union No. 9, of that
city, TO recover damages for alleged con-
| spiracy in forcing him out of his position
because he refused to take out a card in
the Typographical Union. got a verdict
Of $3.50 in the Supreme Court last week.
J. A. Lambert, of Rachel, y. c., writes:
81 heartily endorse FOLEY'S KIDNEY
| CURE. 1t does what you claim it will
do. and there is nothing equal TO it, and l
than you for the good it has done me-"
woman's traditional curiosity, or that
brand of it that finds qualification in
mirrors, saved the life Of Mrs. Mary c.
Dinan, in Williamsport, Pa, Thursday.
Passing a mirror she glanced therein,
and the reflection showed that the back
part of her flannel dress was in flames.
She shrieked. and another member of
the family came TO her rescue in time to
save ner. She had brushed against an
OPEN CRATE.
Rev. DIR. Edward McGlynn, rector of
ST. Mary's Catholic Church, of New
York, died Sunday evening of Bright's
disease. DIR. MeGlynn gained notoriety
a few years ago when he took an active
part in politics and in consequence there
of was suspended from his pastoral du-
ties and later ordered 10 go TO Rome and
abjure some of the views imputed to him.
He failed to do so, and accordingly was
exeommunicated. Afterwards he was
restored to all priestly faculties.
The Coroner's jury which had been sit
ting at Uniontown for several days,
investigating the terrible disaster at the
Brsznell Mines, by which about twenty
men lost their lives, Friday evening
1 ranAaraA lot n,
upon the officials of the mine. The jury
declares that the foreman and mine boss
were negligent, and that both the mine
boss and the fire boss were incompetent
for the duties assigned TO them. 1t will
| be decided later whether or not to bring
action against the incriminated officers.
A novel court procedure-one new in
Western Pennsylvania, 10 lawyers as
well as prison authorities-gave a prison.
er at the Riverside Penitentiary penis
sion to leave that institution Wednesday
morning long enough to go TO his former
home in Pittsburg and attend the funeral
of his father. The writ of habeas corpus
was granted by Judge White, requiring
Warden Wright to permit Thomas Lewis
a temporary leave of absence, and in the
custody of two officers the prisoner join
ed his family in the last obsequies over
the head of the house. Warden Wright
said that this was the first instance to his
knowledge that prisoner was given pa
role to go to his home. but so long as the
Court had affixed its seal he had only to
obey instructions.