Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 3

FtfOZEM, TELLER IN BANK 31YEAIIS i fc-iiti With Heart Disease and From Active BuSlhees New Year's Attack Carries Him in Chair 1 Talking to and Brought' up in of Lebanon Valley Leb anon Manufacturing Works, thenc I Hankr-Married In Annville loses prominent and re siiected citizen In the dearh ot Albert C. RIgler, iln XT tl'onal Bank, which ocouiTed on duy monring, protracted lllneste, but behigta grout shock to hi? family 1 and the cotttmtmlty. Living nil 'His-H'fe In Ann'vUl'e, Mr. Rigler took a deep interest In all'matter pertaining to. its welfare was a leader In nil movements looking towurd Its vancemeht.

Hence his taking a pjacticnlly in the prime of life, Is a severe, loss tp.hls family and the coro- nlunlty in be wus a power 101 I Mr. Rlgler. was n. victim of 'ditrtase and dropsy; and as tbo result -of its ravages, be was compelled 7-jew Venr's Day to give up all busl- and i remain ut -Ills, condition grew gradually; worse, but, while considered serlqiwr the end tti)-unexpectedly, A sligbt Im- pro.Vomi*nt bad' been 'noted Infills con- and he was conversing Cheerfully with 'his family, being seatedjn a chair, when tlie IVnnl summon Bcnmo -'without Tbe family piiysicinn, upon reaching the patient's side, only pronounce hi in dend. Albert: Charles nigler was lie-vn in October IS.

1840. Ho bad the advantages of a ro'flned home, where he wM taught' the value of honesty flhd uprightness ol" character. He publicschools, supplemented at'Lebanon VflHey he gradunted In 3870, a'member of the-first class to graduates Institution, tliere being but three-in the class. tlie.oflice of the Lebanon Mnnufncturing Company, where ha remained or four when ibe was offered? the. jrosjtf'm of the Notion'nl Bank Ja'nuary, position be held continu- tbe greatest satisfaction.to.

of the bank 'the sopjal; and nn Merest. -Hfr was a ee' 4nnvIlleV Ifljtheran eand member lAjdge, I. O. 0. 1- On be Susan find the and two Aliases Riitla an Margaret RiglOiy Sm- 'A; (His Rlgler, deceased, was a lii the Annville Bhnk, and organizers and orlgnjil jlncbrpbratoi's the Leban'ou 'j 'Four slaters: aF ijr.

Blsitt, Annville. occur on Tuesday from lu's Continue to' PoUr In but Plurhbes Walt for Spring. piped throughout the jetty continue to froww ond reports to.the, city water deportment and toihe otls plumbers Indicate that the Iknnes Without wtttee service are numbered In tbe hundreds. The plumbers sny that the thaw of Monday last removed the Inst show and ice that -protected thp ground and that the frost line Is going deeper each.doy. Most of thf complaints Investigated, show that tbe freeze-tips under'the street and It is fen red that tbe mains will become affected If tbo cold continues.

Several of the oldest plumbers interviewed, agree that in their recollection tbe ground wns never" frozen us (it present. It Is Hke pteel, nnd digging up of the streets is only accora- pllsbed with the greatest 'Tor the work on ordinary pick 1ms be- i'droo entirely useless. pHimt.ers snv they'Are to use bars nn'd the ground Ifke stone, amV.lt takes, three men where one usually Plumbers jtre floina little at present in that tluit mnny service plpoXare doubtless broken by Hie Ice; tiiat sprln'g will have to be awnlferf to locate, the leaks. It Is expected that the number of sfic.lv breaks will be large when'the thaw seta. In, CELEBKiriES TO-DAY By Female fA-Loffimp, nnd repairing yf'ity everybody busy.

Tbeyl.say, ibnf'orice tbe pipe becomes frost freezes rapidly and Is known to congeal feet s'qlld. in many minutes, in tbe irteantl'rne, residents and prop- 1 no water aje wuirtng tbe'good old suuirn'or Faniilo M. Lothrop. Photo by Oeaaford, New York DEATHS AND FUNERALS. The- fiifieral of the'' late William 'of -Jonestown, took place to- 'd'ay services being hold in the United Brethren church, Rev W.

H. Boger. officiating. Tbe members of the Grand Army post attended In a body and the remains, were interred with mil- in 'the Lutheran cema- lery. The services occurred at '10 o'clock.

The pall bearers were Adam John' Soud- Troxel. Jacob Ger- Boeshore, ers and Frank hart, Frederlckstourg, was tbe un- dortakeri' JACOB'HAUGK. Hatick, who some yenrs ngo was landlord' at Hie 'Americiin house, Ibis city, on of general yenrs. Ills wife Samuel-Jlaijek, and Ffunerl Over v. Joel Light.

Simpljcjt3f i( ln perf ectiieeplng with the life of de- tbo rites over MU3- Tho funeral D. C. Taylor, late of 1503 CumDorlnnd: street, occurred bis morning. -the house were In churge of pastor of Uv' 1 at Avon UirlntSyas made at Mr; I'a. the undertaker.

IV atARY WISE, 7lrs, died early tins morning borne on Plerisnn.t Hill, of' dropsy; Sne was 00 years of ago, and Is her husband following brothers and'sisters: and Andrew Dun- Miss eif Henr.y. nn'd Mrs. Reuben botli of She a member of tbe take pleasure In announcing to our readers that with this Issue we begin a weekly series of remarkable, illustrated biographic sketches of prominent men and women of the tinlos, by Fannie M. Lothrop, the Well Itnown author, and tho ablest writer'In this lino In America today. Mrs.

Lothrop has a peculiar, double fitness for this work; from tho literary side, her knowledge of tho groat people of tlie day and her original way of putting'things, and from the the largest collection of portraits In the world, which enables her to select the best possible views of her subjects. "Mrs. Lothrop," says a famous erltle, "lias unusual ability In presenting the vital elementsj of a man's character RO cleverly, BO del'tly, so humanly, and subordinating dates and details, thai from her pen we get. living biographies that sbow the' man, his qualities and his life. Some artists can give more In-a thumb-nail slietch than can present In a panoramic painting.

One rises from reading ono ot her biographic, sketches with tho fooling that one has actually met the Individual of whom tshc writes, and caught a perfect insight Into his character." Mrs. Lothrop has the distinctive honor of possossing tho largest collection of portraits in the world, now numbering over treasury of portraiture unappronched by that of any museum or library In existence. It comprises photographs, sloel-nngravlngg, half-tones, ernyon sketches, woodcuts, pen-and-ink studies, photogravures and every variety of modern photo- roproductlon processes. In tho collection are thousands of pictures of Iho homos of famous people, Interiors of their libraries, views of their grounds, etc. Authors, actors, statesmen, philanthropists, educators, inventors, oratorfc, inembprs of royal families, well-known society women, famous people In all walks of life, past and present, the world over, are hero gathered together.

The time, patience, concentration of Industry and systematic attention to detail expended In arranging snob collection is yet despite it all Mrs. Lothrop finds leisure for an unusual amount of literary work. says that "the close study of pictures of men and women gives marvelous, quickness reading tho life-story in tho fac.6. Tho collector begins to become conscious of the fact that he has boon absorbing wisdom, making deductions and.comparisons, almost without knowing how or why. As tbo naturalist finds nil animals falling into clearly defined clasHlfleatlon, so does the student of faces see men and women as belonging to certain types, and from few details he can determine what are likely to be their principal characteristics." Fannie M.

Lolbrop was born In Wisconsin of a family stock that shows fineness as a. marked characteristic of all its members. Her father, I. V. Mack, a New England gentleman of that class wo fondly term "the old ihpol," was a-lawyer, educator and thinker 6f rare power and singular ofmlnd.

He''founded the. public schools of Hochcsfcor, N. anil was all local movements during; his residence there, removing Wisconsin, where bo became prominent and wealthy by reason of "his legal talent. Mrs. Lothrop's mother, a gentlewoman of sweetness, culture and rare nobility and strength of character, IB a cousin of John Pierpont, tlio American poet who was the J.

Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. Lothrop spent a most happy childhood In a beautiful home on the banks of Sugar River, Wisconsin. She was for two years a student of Oborlin College, standing highest in her class, and a graduate of tho Cook County Normal College of Chicago. Her musical genius early attracted attention and her native power was developed by tbe best teachers, seven years of the time being under the instruction of V.

Flagler, of Chicago. Sho is brilliant In conversation and well-informed on all topics of tho day. She Is not a "now Woman" In any sense of tbo word. In her library, filled with tho best works of tbe best thinkers, she does all her literary work. Her wonderful grace of movement is so striking a characteristic that at a balloting at a fashionable summer resort a few years ago she was unanimously pronounced to bo "tbo most, graceful woman in tho This verdict was given by both sexes, oqiial suffrage being tho order of the day.

9 Mrs. Lothrop la loyal to her friends, kind and sympathetic to a fault. 1S03 ly B. B. Hamlln, Jr.

Mennonlte paintfer, a'weed's ijlnesa.fl'this iio'me, on CJiest- jfc'ijt this He py lifovwUe. MivJYittertf yrns formerly- ln. remalnatof late Joel Light this -with liis Bplrlt unnecessary' nt. tiri'tenWOusneSB. there were there were detail of tbei funeral -wps 1m- tbo th0, one of Light's jfoyprlto bid Germcm of JIls body will, bQ.

'brought here Me bxirW TWO HOUSES SOLD the coVtc'ge Both of'Them Together Bring Great Sum of $46. The two two stoi-y friime. dwelling houses, 10.7-!) street, were tile assembled soij this afternoon at Jhe American i I house, by Dr. B. Gljpninaer, in-trust Wr'of Rethany" ov Dorsey Martin B.

rcU; 'he brief ex- gert, for $iti. The the the "house, ant Rev, S. 'were cash nnd'thai: the buildings removed in thirty Tlie. IraildJfigS on ground m- in tho-fiita for the propose jnib- itf pastor of prayer (The funeral, ajeip TJ; B. 9burch, wliere'tbraervlces -sfere held, 1 JJetlmijy Church being small to'accomrao- flate tie latge crowds which attomlejl, Rav.

Mr, Smith preadho4 ip German, Bey. In 1 Albright mode remarks In Rev. Runk German, Ministers from oil parts of this ttnd neighboring counties were acted ae They were Revs. of Myerstowoj Spring; dtpger, wade an -naeeyng IU instructor of i scbeoJi con- iSICK. ng.

of North- Corn wall town- serious is Slightly belter, JilS bed. is' to street, with a He- Mrs, her home, IsjBlWb' recovering froni of penuttj.onia. McConnejl, pf irut street, -who for 'some time past IU.TS to his. -vy'tyi) pneu- tort- tt- U' tin.Monday, Smeltzer, of 610 Street, laoepepdent District, is grip. uJlu.

MISSIONARY ADPRESS, llev. C. A. R- Janvier, under the auspices the Lebanon County Sabbath School Association, on Frldwy evening addresee a large assemblage Jn ijttleni church. ami Sab.batu Schools 1 subject Pi tb9 EXPERT ON HORSES, Mr.

Markliam y.lslts Stables in Cornwall and Reputation. K. Markliam, representing tbe AVorld, of JJuffalu, X. Kriduy lliis city ml, vn lied on I'roml- nent ijor.seinen. Among tbe jiliices visited was' tho Cornwall 'hackney, farms, where he was much impressed the fine stock and recognlxed bis old fi.ivorlte, hacKney stallion Derby Dane- gejt, purchased by tlio late C.

NOBODY HERE KNOWS IT. j. to FrepnuJn from the farms, Attic'h, ''lie wns also highly Hynlcka's mahogany Trotting Kialllou, Malnver, and took a blm to appear In his publl-ciHIon. Another to be noticed yearling owned by lie spoke highly of Lebp- noh as the coming horse market of Pennsylvania, ttifd of irttorest man- il'es-led Jn hljfh class stock generally the county. Savage Denies Any Orders Start up L.

I. Furnaces. R. Snvnge, superintendent of tbo local phints of (he Uirkuwanna Iron and Steel Company, loft this morning for- rhlladelplihi on the llyer. Me suited that no ono is In a position to know when Iho Lebanon county plant "will resume operations and Inclines to the belief that If the resumption depends on the exhaustion of tho Iron stored will be some months.

Tho removal continues daily, liow- ever, at the rate of 500 tuns day. The report that there is but six weeks' supply of iron still (it Cornwall aufl Colebrook furnaces, tjct'ins to bo an error, WILL BE SHOEMAKER. Monroe H. Mohn, who was recently employed at a Lebanon cigar factory, I has purchased the cobbling establish' ment of J. If.

lloko. at and will quit making cigars to mend shoes. Ho is a shoemalicr by trade, and many friends wish him BACK TO OLD HOME. Schaeffer, Arnold and Baus Return to Lebanon From-'AIWance, Ohio. pchiieffer, Miles G.

and Al, Bans arrived bores from Alliance, this -morning-, uccompa- nied by their families. and I "-he twelfth annual convention ol the Kaus.aro and Arnold is A "eiks county school directors today in Hon. TWO ADDRESSES, Henry Houc.lv, deputy wlato superintendent of public instruction, at nutmaker, 'i'he pluut where they wero employed is closed, prepartitory to tbe entire concern to Texas. I All formerly resided litre tmd will now take np permuhont residences in tbis city Mr. Sohneffer was foreman In blacksmltbing deiwrtnient of the U.

II. Treadwell Company's plant In this city. Mr. and Mrs. Sdmeft'er are enjoying health nnd Biiy they were much homesick for Lebanon.

the Girls' High School tuildlng- at Reading delivered two addresses. GAMES TO BE SCHDULED. With tlie exception ot games each with Harrlsburg anil jVilmiugtoii the Lebanon club's in the contest for 'tie has been arranged. Manager KoL oxpecti to complete the schedule In a few 4ayn. No fcarcity pf OyBlere at Wanted.

25 Girl; STEADY MBERAt WAGES. 1 i- siar Saw ft la the TIM" p. time ago fdll on the Icy pnVement In front of bis moat ami a fractured nnu, Is again ftblp to i-esume tils clutU's. Illosav of (519 North Bt.rrol, wns called to the beilaUlo of his father and mother, who are ser- ill at Bowman's, Lehlgh county. Charles H.

Andrews, Mrs. Harry Andrews, Mrs. Peter Sandu, MlBs Stuulo, and Misses Liiura and Virginia Uewald lire visiting nt Reading todpy. Itessln Mense Is visiting friends I'hlUulelpbla today. SchMfffor, clerk of the Wont l.ebnnon lovVimlilp council, left for Heading ibis morning on business.

L. Lemlierger as songei- eastwiird thin morning. Long, of Jonestown, was In Leliunou on KHdii.v, P. Uelnbard and Thnimm Miller, of the (Jlonlnger slk mill, (lie latter I'l'om Palorson, left on the llyer this morning on few days' business trip to New York City. Clnrence Housnuin, manager of Pottsvllle Academy of Music, visitor In Lebonon on Jfrlday.

lie. wits formerly mumiger of tho local Academy of Music. EFFICIENT AOJ If Want to bay bt wfttot help ot anjf JtlaA have others want DAUY NE will be a efficient agency to One cent t.wnM for flrit luiertlon and cent lubnequeut Innettiou. tbii aadaabtoitl; tho most thorWhlffoml ooliitnn of inkll Bieliti liRtlili otty. No kdventilog Ukoo tor thli nocompwiled by I WANTED, A FOR A hiiUHeu-ork; iiu Ironing or washing; Kood wages.

Apply at 2R7 CIRCULAR AND SAMPLE DISTRIB- utiM'tt wutitcd No can- viiMKliiK. (iooil pay. Cooperative Adv. N. V.

it Ic Cnlvln, of borlnnd street, loft this'morning fui St. Augustine, whore who will loin Afr, mid Airs. A. Wolmnr. Care and 1 of 107 North Partridge avenuo, are visiting rela- Ives and 'friends af: of Mast AVnlnut street, li'rldny Mtteiided.

tho funeral hix fntbor, Daniel at Mld- lOllHTII. CART HORSE KILLED, A. liuuclc lost one. of bis orne.s on Friday by nil tvevklont which roclpltatod horse and cart tlio foot fn l.Vfoot em bunk ID on I. Tbo horse killed.

A which was used to support tlie carl, became dislodged, causing the iieclent. WANTED EVERYWHERE MEN willing to dlMlrlbulu sampleH, li signs, at fa.OO dally. I'ernmu- ent. No canvassing. Coiitlnentul Distributing Sorvlcu, Chlcngu.

ENERGETIC MAN TO REPRESENT old oatnbllsht'd lino, fjhtolly olllce work, somo traveling, $1,000 per year and OXPOHHOH puld, also com- n'llsHlon. $1fi() cash Hocurlly rnqulr- od. 720 Chestnut Philadelphia. FOR stories, INo. $47 Sttllablo for lodge DAVID 0.

SMITH," 2.8-lmo FOR 829 OhoBtnut flt MRS. MTAKT: POR office itiOroB, BADLY CUT LIP. While working In tbo bolt whop at Uio Contra! works, Cleorgo Moody, of South Slxtb street: tripped over a piece oC iron and fell, striking tlio handle of a wheelbarrow with his lip, cutting a deuj) gash which was sowed up by Dr. J. U.

Hockloy. INVENTORS, 'toes and Mechanics, and every bue Intoresled in Patents and InventloiiB to HOIK! for our Inventors Guide. ThlH GO-pago Hook ITRB.H. Con- tlaliuy Information about, Patents. How to obtain a patent.

What to Invent for Profit atul how to soil a Patent. This elegantly printed book Bout IfRKia to any addrese. O'meara Brook, Patent Attorneys, 020 llth St. N. WMhlngtoni D.C.

GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. No washing. Apply at 710 CHESTNUT i NEWSPAPERS. Apply at otn'co of 2 2(i-tf Lebanon Table Works. FOR RKHT-ON Cumberland atitl 3-story UcK 1-story brlcK veuloucos.

Ai)to 1-27 Imo FOR call. A Can- Bubb's cigar store, street. with well ostabllahed rofl 2 27-3 1 1829 BOARDERS. APPLY 2 2R-8t 301 S. NINTH 8T.

SIX NEW HAYMAKERS. Sanyrkmut with all the necessary side. SlshuB was eiijoyo'd py the Huy- malters following their'" meeting on Friday evening at the Sons of America hull. Six tramps weru Initiated. SKETCH OF NEW ORGAN.

A revised sketch of tlio new pipe organ to bo Installed In Salem Memorial Chapel was Inspected on Friday evening by tjio organ committee of Salem Bv. Lutheran church. Its beauty was commented upon. DEED OF AS81GNEMENT. Albert H.

KcUert, of tuts cliy, today tho benefit of creditors to William Gassort, also of tiiiw ciiy Tbo instrument conveys North Ninth street executed a deed of asslgnmout for property this city. John Benson, esa. is the attorney for the assignor. NEW SAND TABLE PLACED. A new Hand tnblo as been installed In Salem Rv.

lyiilheran memorial chap ol and will bo used tomorrow for tho first time by tho primary department of tlio 131 bio school. QIRL housework. 2-2D 3t 438 FOR GENERAL ST. FOR cash register; 3 dummy, -lot nuichltras. Will articles are all in gi Ajiply to M.

0, 2, 2(j-3t 240 S. FOR IN tff rooms, at 013 Canal 425 FOR atrodt, inodaru convenlenow v.Kogr' BY RESPECTABLE MAN and wll'o who have no children, a small house, with' conveniences, contmlly located. Or. will coined- or throe or four rooms, with privilege of bath room. A four or Ilvo room house is largo enough.

Address letter to "Small House," 2 JM-Gt Caro News Offlco. STEADY YOUNG MAN of good habits to learn photography and act UH an assistant' 2 23 if STUDIO- A COMPETENT CHILD8 nurse. Apply to MRS. HAUPH MCCARTY, 2 28-tf Hathaway GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply 2 10-tf 425 WILLOW FOR FRAMB rooms, eltuated on Old street.

Apply to AAllON PHILLIPETl 2-8 Imo 1130 Old PRIVATE at'Northwest corner' Walnut streets. Applyt to J4fi 2-4-4vr MRS. dffiO, MAHTIN-HAHN'IIAIIT. Clarence Marlln, of Ml- Alto, Frank-' lln county, tind Miss Rmmii Bnrnlmrl, of tills city, wore married on February by Alderman L. Miller.

FLORIDA. Last Two Weeks' Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tbe last Pennsylvania railroad tour of the season to Jacksonville, allowing tw 0 weeks In Florida, will leave New- York Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington by special train on March 1st Kxeursion tickets, Including railway transportation, Pullman tionn (ono berth), and meals route while traveling om. tins special train, will be sold at tho rtites: New Yoik, $50; Phi adel- pliia, IKirriKburg, BalUroom and Wash- ngton, $48; a at proportionate rates wm other points. Tickets will ho for return pas- vogo on regularxrains until Slay HI.

For tickoia'ftlneniries, and other in- to agents, or te (Jeo Jloyd, (Jeueral Passenger Agentx" roa(1 Street Station, Pblladel- FORJtENT. FOR FURNISHED front room for lodgers. Bath and heat, Contmlly located, Apply at 2 27-31. THIS OFFICE. FOR APRIL TstT liousos on JOasL Lehman street bo- twoon FonrtIf and Fifth avonue, Modern coiivenlenccB.

Apply to 1. MUMMA, 2 23 fit Kast Lebanon. newly built house, No. 1122. street.

Bath and kitobeni, Jendo; on nasy tormsi given Fflhruary 1. A DAVID MO tf C12 N. Tehti Director Fleheir Acade Director phllbannonlp Pupils accepted, Studio, 112 B. H. RANK BICKEL, Qifflw, 76? Cumber neoond floor Ulrlcli LEHMAN, '7 Qfflea 1-2 South 3-24-0'm FOR OFFICE rooms, second lloor front, 813 Cumberland street.

PosBeBttlori, April 1. C. Q. DoIIUFF, 2-20 tf On Premises. B.

WAGNER, DENTIST. FOR HOUSE, No. 57 Canal street. Apply to 2 25-tf Ull. niSCKLBY.

FOR RENT SECOND FLOOR roome, suitable for oillces or Ing with Btoain heat and electric light located at 215 North tyghtb street. Possession given 1. Apply to DR. A. J.

RIBOBL. 2-4 tf MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION! room of' Lebanon Di2 ovontng at p. -m. co frpm PJilladelpJijarj MONEYVTO LOAN, of.

IBPOO, to pe secured by bohfl' on Improved rej 1 to H. 2 244f X73 TO 2-23. NEY WWg aniel r. Poueral Dlre DAY CAU 78244 CUMBERUA AND 109 NOBWMNTH i. 101 Ninth Hunovor, Fell, i'7, IWM.

llUKf fOI'Wttl'll Why cold cures tbat disorder the, etomacU wh you can get reif tSat the 6 Investments 1 Absolutely Interest.