Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Daily News Has The largest. Paid Circulation in Lebanon VOL. XXXVII, NO. 230. CIIY FATHERS More Details Concerning Proposed Increase of City Water Supply A SPECIAL ELECTION City Debt is to Be Increased by $240,000 for Modern Water.

System Select Councilman William H. Eckenroth, of the Third ward, on Monday ovtMiing at, the regular session of the city fathers, let tho public into more details concerning his proposed increase of tho city water supply. Two weeks ago he Introduced his bill by title only and much interest lias since been manifested in thu details, which became known foi the first time. Monday evening. The ordinance which is No.

3 on the calendar, provides for an Increase of the. city debt by which ia to bei used "for tho extension, im- provoment anel filtration of the water supply by the construction of 111- teT beds, additional pipe lino from the- city to its supply dams, find water distribution system." SPECIAL ELECTION. In order to secure the assent of the electors lo such increase of in- elr-btpeliipss. a special election is to be held on tho day of July 21, and $200 is appropriated for the expenses incident lo such an election. The corporate authorities are directed to advertise tho proposed election at least thirty days prior to the date, and to give nil details in said advertisements in the newspapers.

PASSED FIRST READING. Tlio bill boars the endorsement of the Special Water Committee and the Finance committee. It was passed first reading. There was no debato over the bill in Select, and there Hocins to -be a disposition to pass it in its present shape. Tho Select branch met.

with President Huber in the chair, and members Adams, Krauze, Buck, L'mberg- er, I'Cckenroth and Kiefer present. COUNCILS INVTITI3D. An invitation from the City Wn'pr department, inviting councils to accompany tht- commissioners on the annual tour of inspection of the water dams and pumping station on Tuesday, May 12, was accepted. The commissioners retracted the collection of $288, including the proceeds of the sale of the old pumping at Red Bridge. The report was received and tiled.

HEALTH BOAltD RICPORT. The monthly report of tlio Board of Health was re-salved and tiled without A monthly report from Milk Inspector Dr. A. S. Weiss wSieh accompanied the former was a'sp received and tiled.

SCHOOL TAX RATH. A communication from the school controllers conveyed to councils the infen-ma'tion that 1-i millH have Been levied for'sinking fund; -1 mills for school purposes, and 1--4 mill for building purposes, the rate being the h-ame as last year. TIMvAlSL'RFyR'S 1MOPOKT. City Treasurer Frank H. 1C.

CJlelm tendered his lirst monthly report as to balances In the several accounts' as follows: City City Water Special Highway A petition from residents of the Fifth ward residing in the vicinity of Lehman street and Doe alley, asking for an incandescent light at the corner there, was resolved, llled and referred lo t)ie police A coinmnnlcatlon from W. P. Colelren asking for permission to make certain changes in the culvert on 'South Kighth street, to improve property there, w'as referred to the highway committee. TAX KATK rNCHANGKD. Mr.

Krause, chairman of the lin- iinr-o committee, reported that tne members of the committee had labored under a misapprehension Of facts when they nad recommended an increase- of 1-4 a mill in the water sinking tax rate. He said that tne bonds spoken of are not due as soon a's was thought, and the tax rate can therefore be left as it. was last year. The bill providing for the annual tax levy was changed accordingly and passed first reading at the old rate of tax on all tax- aibles. LOSS OF PAPERS.

Mr AdaniH reported that 'als committee had taken up I the communication from former City OlerK I. Heckley, regarding thfo loss of several In ex-Mayor to himself, sfri referred (Continued PU IfftSQ CITY RESIDENCE SOLD. Walnut Street Henw Through Kit-d. W. Tn.vle>r.

Fred W. Taylor, Secretary of th Citizens' Really and Trust reports Hie; sale e)f the line resident: of Onorge K. Holly, of Walnii street, to Norninn Allicrl. Consider at ion private. Mr.

Albert Is fortunate in seeurlUi, tills desirable property, it lie-ins ca.tt-d niinout directly away Park and has a frontline ol about feet and a depth of -10 fnet to Strawberry Avenue. MINISTERS MET AT JONESTOWN l) MINISTKHir.M HUM) IX THAT IKHUH'OiH. Meeting Was Held at Home of Key. J. H.

Were Head. Rev. V. W. Dippell.

Rev. 1. Calvin Fisher, Rev. II. IS.

Bodder, Rev. A. O. Petc-rs, Rev. D.

10. Kiupp, all ot this city, Rev. J. Lewis Fllick anel Rev. Henry MOSSPI' anel Rev.

C. A. of Myerstown; Rev. W. F.

DC- Long, of Annville; Rev. Paul Hun- doro. of Palmyra; Rev. C. H.

Kehm, of Richland, and several others loft this morning for Jonestown, they attended meeting of the Reformed niinisterlum, of Lebanon county, at the home of their follow member, the Rev. ,1. Henry Leinbach. Matters of church Importance were discussed and several interesting papers read. BERKHEISER FUNERAL Her.

,1. M. Piigc Conducted Servircs This Afternoon. The funeral of the late Tierk- heiser, of Partridge Ovenue, was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Her-, vices being conducted at the liiouse hy the Rev. J.

M. Page, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal c.hurcli. Tn- terment was niada at lObejiezar. Members of lae G-.

A. of wliicli he was a member, attended in a body and oHiciated as pall bearers. Burial made with military honors. 'Funeral Director James V. McGovern had charge.

OFFICERS ARE NAMED vctfid by Jr. Brotherhood of Andrew mid Election of officers was held Monday evening by vhe Junior Hroth- erhood of Andrew and Philip, of Trinity United Brethren church, as follows: President, Miles Boughter. vice president, Earnest Bellard; sec- elary, Charles Zimmerman; assistant secretary, Harry Elliott; organist, Harry Hoc-shore; trcasnrelr, Rev. E. S.

Romig; counselor, H. 'C. 8TEJTZ CLUB ELECTS Members Ht-lect Otllcer.s at. Annual Monday Kve-ning. The annual election of otllcers of the Steitz club was held on Monday evening, resulting as follows: 'President, S.

P. Light, vice president, C. Shenk; secretary, O. O. Klopp; treasurer, James F.

Ale- Govern. The otliuers with the lol- lowing compose the board of directors: Howard C. Shirk, Henry C. Grlt- tinger, Grant Weldman, Col. A.

Frank Seltxer, H. H. Light, John T. Powers and Grunt L. Miller.

OPERATOR IS ILL ari'iicc V'nablo lo Allviul to His Duties, Clarence Youtz, an operator in thu Western Union telegraph ofllce in the People's bank building, in con- lined -to bed at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Youtz, on North 'Seventh street, near Weimer, suffering from an obstruction In the bowels. It is said the trouble arose as the result of eating pretzels. A FKATKHNAL VISIT.

Lebanon Valley Castle-, No. und Friendship Castle No. 30, A. O. K.

M. of this city, will pay a fraternal visit to Rexmont Castle, No. 41, on Tuesday, May 12. i IN Tei the man making tlio--highest score at tho Casino Bowling Alloyu this week. L.

A. BJ3AVKK, Prop. Mfty 4, City Boger's Drug Store, Lebanon, tln4 for which kindly Bentl by Purl- tttn Chick Foofl. PleaBe hurry wn.no. I had some from you before.

Lant year I had rftlsed every WBHBBRT 15. WICKHHT, klfld words we hear every LEBANON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5,1908. MANY AT HORSE SALE, County Supcrin for the Consecutive Time SALARY IS INCREASED Directors Meld Convention to Choose OlnVial This Morning I'rof. John Bnoke, of this city ns thin morning unanimously ro 'Iccted for seventh consecutive term superintendent of public schools. SK'RVFn TWK'XTV Prof.

Knolu- on March HS Completed the twentieth of hl service as county snpi-rin'ioneleint, he 'laving succeeded the late Prof. Wit- lain H. of Annvllle. in addition to continuing Prof. Siioke otlicp.

tho county school directors triennial convention by a nnani- iion.s vole increased his salary rroni F1700 to $1800. IN S. OF A. RK.ILDLNG. The convention was held in TTre Red Men's meeting room at the Sons of America building, the directors laving tirst met.

in the court. Irouso it o'clock and then ndjournod SOUK of America hnll on account of the May term of Common Pleas Court. READ TITO CALL. Prof. Snoke called the meeting to order arid read tho -call, which was olio-wed by tho election of S.

Heilman, of North Annvillo township, nd D. W. Main, of Independent Dis- rlct, as chairman and secretary re- pectively. SA LA RY INCRiK Afi'KIO. On motion Chairman II ell man appointed a committee, constating of ejne) dlroot or from each "district, to fix iinerlntendent's salarj'.

Following a deliberation of some length the com- nittea made the unanimous report on 1800 annually. PROF. SXOIvK RK-KLKCTRD. The report was adopted and Prof, noko's re-election followed by a manimous viva voco after lie ad been nominated by Aaron Knr- ett, of North Cornwall township. THA'NIJCiKD nr-RIKCTOfllS.

iHefore tlio close of tho convention 'rof. a speech in wiiir-h le thanked the directors for his anil Increase of salary and rgeid upon them the importance of electing the best, teachers and ihe nforcement oT the compulsory at- endance law. Supt. Snoke also uggestod the probability of his de- orminaliorr to conduct all oxamina- of teachers in the future in this ity. NOT MANY PHKS10NT.

'Inasmuch as there was no opposition 0 Prof. -Snoke, who appears to have undivided support of all the school 1 rectors tho convention today was llnily attended. Only 7-1 directors ere In attendance. JACOB PRICE DIED 'tidier of I'rtlmyra Man JOxpires Near Jtctliel. Jacob price, aged years, living orth of Bethel, died of a stroke of poplexy, which he sustained a few lonthfi ago, and general debility.

He 5 survived by one won, Abraham, or 'almyra, und orio daughter, Rebecca, t. home. His wife preceded him in eath about 20 years. Deceased was a lomber of the (Jernian baptist con- of Morkey'fi meetinghouse, vhere Interment will be made on Phiirsday afternoon, May 7, at at the house. DIKI) OK PNKUMONIA.

Dorothy 10., the four-year-old aughtor of Mr, and Mrs. Charles S. ieffelflnger, of 20 Spring street, died his morning of pneumonia. The oung parents have the sympathy of wide circle of relatives and friends their bereavement. IVKNT TO IIAIWIKKUIMJ.

W. H. pastor of Presbyterian church, this af- ernoon wont to Harrisburg, where 10 will atlond a meotlng of the hold In tho Y. M. C.

A. Mitlding. Dr. 1C. T.

Jefferes, of York, ead a paper. ATTICNDI.VO CONVENTION. AlUs Hilsle Focht, ol this city, this naming went to Reading, where she will spend a few days attending the annual cpnvewtioji of the 'Order of United Miss is a promittent member of George Ar Temple, No. 58, this city. 11II lid mis Attend til William IVmi MnlH Hides Sttililcs.

Tlif aHcndiuue Mitci-neon at. t'iin annual spring mli 1 of western lieirse'H by Hairy Light at tin- William Prim liolnl Mahle-s Is ilic largest In yearn, liver Inuulnui pi'eipli' took dinner ui Hit- heite-l. Huye'rs an 1 here from Km-lern and Ci ntrnl Pennsylvania and other sinie-ri and Hio present came 1 from all parts of tills and adjoining colin- ties. Mr. Light has of Hup Wisconsin and Iowa IIOIVIM in till! lOt AUTOS HAVE PERFECT SCORES IN IONDI MIX To I'MILA ls ('(jinplele Hun l-'i-oiu dclpliln lo llnrrisbin-K Toelay.

Scores Made. C. Cocklln, In aulnmoblle, irriveul at Phlladolpliia on Monday evening, hi tho llarrlKburg Motei'r Club's contoHt, dospitu Ihe accielent vhicli delayed him mmr Annville. He- has points scorerl ugaiiiHl lim, but; that is even better I ban I. W.

Dill. In No. machine which lias penally of (Mfe points igainst. it. I.

W. Hrown, inj No. 2li, who was lino strandod near Annville, gave up he nice and returned lo Harrl.s- )iirg. Of the 27 jinnchlnuH ejiitore-d tho contest anfl which Htarl.oel cloven got to Philadelphia with per- ect. scores.

The perfect score cars a.ro: No. lackson, .1. S. Trogo; No. Pullman, 5.

Irwln; No. 7, Pullman, .1. S. No. 8, Pullman, Stuart H.

Ln- oan; No. 18, Pierce Arrow, II. F. lnwl; No. Ua, Mitchell, M.

Cram; "Jo. Cadillac, S. Thorloy; No. 24, 'ord, A. A.

No. 2fi, Rambler, H. nitnor; No. 27, PcniiRylvanlii, H. Croninger; No.

28, White, Vnltor C. White. One of the honor cars, a Stoddurd- Dayton, driven by Robert, C. Shirk, briffCrly of Uils -Rnjl ontorod by .1. Hamilton, was also in at the; Inlsh, but; Robert's engine; ntoppnd icar Ills status in the race ael not been figured out this morn- ng, but II Is thought ho will be given pnrfoet scorn, as there was no ptm- j.lly for such a slight mishap.

Ills tatiiK will be- delorminod at tho end the race, If he linlshe.s tho rent of in porl'oici fashion. The return lo Harrisburg wan today via the? Lancaster FRANK KREIDER DIES IN TEXAS VKWS OK HIS PASSING AWAY KEKATIVKH. Hero and Wiw a Druggist by Prei- I'CSMJOII. Frank KroldHi 1 formerly of this Ity, and widely known throughout: lie city and county, tllod on Friday BBt, at lOlpUHo, Texas, whithor lie ad geine; BOIIH- months ago in soarch health. wits still eoniinod to ttanltarlum there, at the time) of his enth.

News of the elcatli reached to- ny in a teliigrani to DawHon Ij, Jght, of North Lebanon township, a rothor tei thi! young man's nd therefore! an uncle to the decaau- d. The nciws e-anie; as a grout sur- Iso and shock. Tlui last hoard of he patient was Kew-ral months ay) vhon IIP was at Silver City, New ituxlco, fumplng eint doors In a tout or his health. After six niontlm of thai treat niont ej was HO much improved that ot 11 mod and parcntB In 'alifornla, but the recovery was not orniannnl, anei he, was compelled go to Texan. The- ilcicc'iisetd IK HOII of Mr.

and Irn. Adam L. Krelder, fire aluo ell known hern. Ho wont to Call- ornia about four years ago and allowed about a year later by his arontH. While re-sldlng in Alanutdii.

conducted a Htoi-k broker's eatab- ishincnt, anel was doing very well. lo was f'nHt "cvoral tlniOH nineo he oe)k up his In California. Ho IR survived by his wifn, who ivas Miss Einuiii of Reading. nd two children. His puronts also nrvlvfi with a brolhor, Elon, ng at Alamei'la, The dece-asinl was a tlrugglbt hav- ng learned that profcBalon with C.

Roger, of this city. He was aged 3 years. o.v CUJAKS. Members of tho Liberty and Good rVlll (ire companies at their respec- Ive engine houses on Monday even- ng enjoyed the fragrant Havana cigars aeut them by R. R.

Uhler. The donor was given a vote of thanks in each instance and was declared to be a JqUy good feUow. The boye tbeli 1 Accuiiiiilalctl Orders I'lnahh Konmlry to lic- suino Operations That Want and For Said PRICE ONE CENT. ILL WITH FEVER LUTHER LEAGUE MET of Lutherans lo Pul. New Roof on Myernlown, Pa fi, llnis.

Ri'DldcntH of Main Hti'i-et op Mem (Iny afternoon wllnt-HHcil a iieivel Hlght whe-n iiboul an(iiiiiiihllcK through town, i-nroute from to Phllaele-lpliln. on tin- ueconel annual e-neluranci- run of the Harrlsburg Motor Club. Tin-re were at le-aal elllTe-re-nt typos of ina- e-hliK-H In HIM- anel Ilie-y pnHHi-il through almost, exactly In tho order that they we.ro numbered. NOW ON FULL TIMK The ae-cnninlfillon of eirdi'i'H during the; pant week en 1 canned the- foundry elcpnrtmiMit of the Stonvcr I'Viundry and Alaiiufae-ttirlng company to reHiime we)rk em Monday nieirnlng on full lime with a full II wan goenl IICWH le) the- o.m- ployeH who had be-e-n working ejnly a pnrt of Hie time for fieve-ral niontlm. The machine 1 elepartment had boon running steadily with slightly shortened hours.

i ROAD ROLLIOU AT WORK The- Roael Supervisors had Ihe steam roael roller at work Monday making Improve-mentH te) WiiBhlng- ton and New Afte-r Ibis work Is Ilic rollcsr will be imocl to furnish Hlf-ain powor for the; township crnshnr. Isaae; PhllllpH Is taking with a view of taking charge of tho running of the machine. WILL IORKCT A FKNCIO Kaiiffniiin Drolhei'B have buun given the contract, for the e-ree-tlon of an ornamental sl.ee>| fence around Ihe grounds of Union church at Alt. 55lon. It will reejulro fi feet of.

fence. 1 TO PLACIC SLATH ROOF At a congregational hold In the- Lulhoran church after the servlce-H on Sunday morning It was to placo a now slato roof on thei building. The othor Improvn- me-nts will be added as soon an the necessary funds can be- collected. It. was doclelcd to appoint committee 1.0.

attend to the! nuittr-r of raising Tilroo bidH I'or (lie iwif- ng woro confilelered and thei contract was awarded to C. Loose Hon. M1HS HUUBR L10I) The! meeting of the- Luther League of tho Lutheran church em mining wan leul by MIKB May Violet tluber. The topic was "Original Bin." A recitation WUH also do- by Miss Amelia Reiber. PASTOR FLHCK'H THIOMIC On Hnnday Rev.

.1. L. I'Muck, of tho Re.formed e'liurch. ele- llve-rcd the- Sth of his Merles of iiionn on "Porsonal Inlorvlews bn- Iwoen Christ unel Inellvhluuls." bin and Pontius Pi- (Continuod on Page Five.) FIREMEN HAVE SMOKER They Cigars from Robert U. I'lilcr.

Liberty iiremcMi he-Id a big smoker on evening at their May meeting, Iho occuslon being tlie elib- trlbutlon uinong tin; flremon of the; llnest graele: of cigars with I lies com- plljiionts of Robert, R. Uhler, stale president of the Travolers Protective association, In recognition of tholr work In Having tho property of his neighbor, Mrs. Nowlon, anel adjoining propeirty from destruction by lire on morning last. Thu at the; lime-ting accoptrel from ijiicien unel I-J. K.

Hocrncr Hiibutantjal rocog- nillon of tlieiir servlcos In saving th(: Hrjcrner bottling cKtabliBliment from deulructlon by lire; last week. IIAMIM-: LOST. Tho Llbori.y fire company at tlio lire at lOlghth and Lehman streets, early Buiuiay morning loat, tho nlckolejel liundlo to a shut-off apparatus. Tho Under is requested to kindly return tho implement to the- engine; hoimei as it is needed, CAHH JtKTl'HN. Car A and a chucking patrol e-ur, engaged In conducting thu endurance run of tho Harrlsburg Motor club, passc'd through hero today onrbuto to ilarrlsburg.

'i'heso cars took tho short road home; so as to be. on hand when the contestants arrive there this evening. 1 II I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roitz, Miss Minnie Pelffer, Walter Miller and Arteu Fooinan, ail of tots city, this morning for Pottavllio, where thoy attended the funeral uf a relative, Sou of and KIsMcr Isolate! mid lloiur iKarnpsl, a.

young MIII of UPV. and Mi.i. I). Kinder, Is III at First I'nltoil Kviuwlli nl church pnr- soniiKc, siMh and Che-stiuK. si reel a vvlIJi a mild of I'-VIT.

The- patient isolated ami the iinaruntlitei' Three- of KbiiifH hoys (o Alleniown lo re main iinlll MUC.II a tlmn (w they may IIP peinnlticil to return home. Dr. ,1. II. Borldey the sutemllni; physician.

GRADUATE RECITAL HELD AT ANNVILLE Till-: MIHHKN OMMIAM DKI.NJHT ON SATt'ltUAV. I'hls Kvi-nlnu Miss unel Miss (ie-rtrneb- I'lrlcli Will He-ndcr Pronniin. The gnidnntlng rin-ltalR of MIHKOH Ceinsliuie-o and Coc.llln oldlmni, daunli- of Prof. Hot-hurt Oldham, ellroes leu of Ihej Conservatory of Mimic, ut Annvlllo. belli em Saturday nvnnltitt at tract eel a audlunce.

Moth youni; laelle-K tlioinsclvos rredlliibly and won much appluuso from admlrlni; friends. MitiM Cecilia Okllunn a vocal program followH; Wagner, Prayer, Ann- We-bih Folk Song, Tho Night; Twlckonlmni Kerry; Oldham, Thou art my Droum; Dxorak, Al.i do alto Multor, llrahnins. Wle'gonllod: Maiiney, 1 Love and tho World Is Minn; Lovo IB a bird, Cannon; 'ni'clnl Quando m'nn vo (3anl HOHaiina, to the Son "of David Prlnco of Tho numborn by CoiiHtance Oldhain on tho piano were us tol- OWH; Chopin, ProludoH -I. I), 17 Op (Organ Prof, H. Oldham) Schumann AutHwnnK No.

2 Op Urolg, Alihuni H. oidhnrii Ktudo In Cl: Kevin No. Op 2, Novln lUiomi Not to, No. -I. Op Lleb- Htramno, No, 'i.

(Second pliino, Pwf. H. Oldham.) Miss Nellie M. Gallagher, daugh- er of Mr. and Mrs.

lletiryC, Oal- agher, of this city, a gmdri- tllon recital on the pluno tlilw ovo- iltiK at o'clock and Minn tlert- udc Uhrlcb will glvo a Krudua- ion organ rooilal.iil. BUmo lime. TO ATTEND SERVICES of Pythiats Will Her- nion on Hunehiy. Acme Lodge. No.

Knights of Pythias, will initiate several candidates into tho second and third ranks on Wednesday evening during the regular meeting, On Sunday evening ut, ofHock Rev. Aaron Harlet. of Pleasant Hill, will iireach a sermon In Sons of America Hall. AH tho lodges of that H-der in the county havo boon invited to attend the norvicoH. Special Hinging will bo heard and Prof.

H. MacComaoy's orchestra, will furnish thojnusle, WITH 8UCCICHH. IS. Woelfly. of 31! 7 North Olght.li strict, has roturnod from a Bluets trip to Now Cumberland.

Mr. Weie-lfly has been having nil joundcd BUCCOSB in the sulu of his lovor-catch pulley which he- uatonl- ed and is now putting upon the niar- et. lie) sold a gross to the Ulnghain manageinont, Philadelphia, and en dejzeni to tlio jnanagoinont of the 'ommonwealtb 'hotel, Harrlsburg. WRS, MARY PLANTZ DIES She a Widow und Agetl 01 Mary Plantz, of West Loba- lon, dlud on Monday afternoon, a Ictlin of Hcnlle debility at her Scull trfcol residenco after an lllneBs of 0 some longih. She was a widow, Ul John, Light, oQorge Reinnarrt, vwirs old and is survived by throe Samuel Seaibold, iona and as many daughters.

$he was a memtor of the iirandy wlric Btreot church. I'HO'I'OO'KAI'HKHS Lee; H. Wolf and Churlos R. photographers of this city, this morning went to Philadelphia, where ibey will attend tho annual state jonvfintion of the Photographers' association of Pennsylvania which nenHB today and Wednesday at the Hotel Walton. Thoy will remain two days.

Tho former expects to spend a short time visiting fritmds somo of the Quaker City suburbs. TO 8HAMOKIN. Louis Brenner, the well known scrap Iron dealer, this morning weut to ahamokln. where he will auwjn- tend the dismantling of am 9)4 colliery for tjie purpose 0f removing the scrap traasierring tt to iQs- I yard, at Coiinlv Alms- houso and Hrothet on April 25. NOT SEEN SINCE THEN 4" Relatives Fear Man Him Met With Foul Play on Way Home Police of many clUr-a IhroiiKlumt, are nsBlstlnit OhlW-' of thin city, In effort 1.o locate William Rllaiul, Who lifts ix'uii missing from LobatiOtt for, u-arly ten days, NOT SIDWN SINCU.

Itllanel e-nimi hero scveial trtontHlC ago anel a job as Imkor fit Uin county almshouso, from John Night, steward. On April 25, eft. the homei and paid visit to lifB mither, CharlOH Rllftnd, an irfth. worker, of -M8 Woldman street, ij'h oft tho latter pluco for tho ionic about Iho sninp nvenlif ind hns not been HCUMI HlncOi''T brother hero IB very anxious hbo'fU £. VI Jio mlHsltiB man, and In Inclined fo' that, young Rllaiul foil Info ho InindH of bad meim on his lomo and met with, foul play, POLICE'S VIEW.

"tf Tho pollco scout (his Idea, aniV- ilnk that tho man merely got tlrtfd. 1 of his job and loft for 901130 otlnW )iaco without telling his iiB Intentions. NOTICI5S S13NT aearch iHftflr dlHcover tho missing irother wont to the tlvos at "Reading aevorah and they saw and heaVd uot William. Tho Phlludolphla pollco ntorcBtod In the caao by and Inquiry at. hlB.fdnnor uiiong frlondH there, any: -word' tho dlaa hereforo beon sent itato and a Bcarcli IB Chief S5lmmennan octlvo Sattazahn hope rormtttlon aa to tho -ho man ao as to allay tM Us brother here, who IB muott STATE RED MEN Imllciitc In IViiusylviwiiu Completed tabulated from all but itibordinate I.

M. tr: erod over he progressive work of fp ias yielded mrgu numerical' hus maintaining the ilant membership Increwae he past few years. Tho tribes, -thus tur heard not gains amounting ha Tft iWtt inW added to the at the last anntjal 1 i ft he State 'body, gives a' 'ttJBM. which number will id to more than 77,000 by )orls, to 'the State Council will meet at nonth. AT MAY TERM OF CUM AjfttiJWt Company Ow, The second day's sessions gt pedal May term of Common PI "ourt today ls occuptld by," if the action in assumpgjt by the Irving and Letper ng company against the Lebftnon company, which wag 1 --Monday morning.

It is rial will. Hpt ejid mttll Judge 15nrgood has Allowing tipstaves fpr the George Imboden, Jpbn H. 1'ABTOB BKTUWNS Rev. P. C.

Croll, pastpr of itreot Lutheran church, and roll, returned home Monday 4V ug from eastern points, pent a short vacation, Uurty Rev. Croll'8 pulpit ld l)y Rev 3 VISITOR IN Rev, B. Cross, oC formerly served VJttSiftgn eg Presbyterian phurcb, WMWKJj Uitor on Monday. In thj? M2 he to attend a of tfee.