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THE YORK DAILY, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1900 MORTUARY Daily Memoranad TRY JO EQUALIZE YOUR KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND BACKACHE SIMPLY VANISHES Uja McLean Store News TShe McLean Store News world, which will effect thorough and prompt a euro as a 50-cent treatment of Fape's IHurettc. which any druggist can supply. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercuntile agency will tell you that 1'ape. Thompson rape, of Cincinnati, la a large and responsible medicine concern, thoroughly worthy About Your Draperies ur TJpliolatery Department is replete with novelties of every description for beautifying your Home. Here ure specials for tHis week's sellings Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, made of extra fine net, in white and Arabian, all good patterns per pair, from $2.75 to Arabian Sill Curtains, 2 yards lonp; for bay windows and bed room, Colonial patterns; per pair $1.65 THE ASSESSMENTS NORTH YORK RESIDENTS COMPLAIN TO COMMISSIONERS OF HIGH VALUATIONS That there Is more equality in the oountv assessments than heretofore wm shown yesterday, when the county sitting as a tax revision board, heard triennial appeals from th First, and Third wards, and the boroutfh of N'ortii York.

The com plaints from the tidiness section of the city were not many. notwlth.tand-' ing that the property valuations have been increased a marked decree over of the past several years, The assessment upon the residence of the Misses Torrenoe, northwest cor-nr of Pprlnfcrtsbury avenue and Duk strett, a reduced from JlO.OoO to Sort, the valuation f.laced upon the property rr' the city assessors. Heln- tlrr snrif-nred before the lnard relative to beln released from the a 1 pa mtt of a state tax on n-' i in rnf hv the I'ommonwealth Trust' company, Mr. Ilerr con- tendu that he is not liable to the The matter was held under advisement, Numerous appeals were made from) the assessment of Michael Oreen In North York. The borough assessment 'was increased from $41.::5 to or $71,074.

In a number of cases the 'complainants said they were too laiad to fell their properties at tho amount assessed, while others said um.i.t not. The appeals were adjusted to the satisfaction of all. Amnnjr the number who made com- to the valuations r.iacea upon their realty were C. rturiresser rr. J.

M. Miller: John Fry. John i i i forjing The most effective and harmless way to cure backache and repulate out-of-order kidneys, or or.d lila.ider trouble, is to take several doses of Fapa'a Diuretic. You will distinctly feel that your kidneys and urinary organs are belns cleaned, healed and vitalized, and all the miserable symptom. such as backache, headache.

nervousness. rheumatism and darting pains, In-' flamed or swollen Irritability, altepk-ssness. or suppressed, painful or frequent urination (especially at niRht) and other distress, leaving after taking the first few doses, The moment you suspect any ktd-! ney or urinary disorder, or rheumatism, begin taking this harmless prepara- tlon as directed, with the knowledge that there la no other medicine, at any price, made anywhere else In the FRUSTRATE ATTEMPT TO FREE PRISONERS Constable Weaver and Deputies Arrest Men Who Attempted to Break Into DiHsburg Prison An attempt made at abut 3 o'clock Sunday morning to break open the lockup at DiHsburg from tho outside and liberate three prisoners arrested on Saturday night, was frustrated by Constable Weaver ar.d several depu ties who had wind of the plot and were lying in wait ciose oy. i nreo oi the would-be liberators were arrested, and placed In the lockup. and the constable brought five handcuffed prisoner to the Y'ork cvunty Jail.

ha.v- Ruffled Muslin Curtains, 2 yards long, with 4-inch ruffles, hemstitched edge, with 2-inch colored border, all fast colors for Bed Room Curtains, in pink and blue; at per pair 1.25 White and Arabian Fish Net for Sash length or long Curtains; at per yard 15 Figured Scrim, figured on both sides with cream or Arabian ground with stencil figures, good assortment of patterns, 40 inches wide for Window Curtains or Portieres; at per yard 25 All the newest patterns in Casement Cloth, 36 inches wide, for Curtains at per yard 15 Art Ticking for covering boxes and cushions, 36 inches wide; at per yard 18 Big assortment of Couch Covers, in figures and stripes; each, from.GO to S5 Tapestry Table Covers, ful 8-4, large enough for extension table with heavy fringe and all the new patterns: each, from 91.0O to 92.05 Cross Stripe Summer Curtains, 3 yards long, with heavy fringe at bottom; comes in all colors; per pair, from.75 to S2.05 Bobinet Curtains, 2 yards Ren-naisance insertion and edging, handsome corner design per pair, from to White Bobinet Curtains, made of good quality Net, with Cluney lace and insertion; per pair, from $3.25 to White and Arabian Sill Curtains, yards long, made of extra heavy net border and corner design made of heavy braid, all new patterns; per pair, from $2.50 to Dentelle Arabian Curtains, 3 yards long, full width for Parlor Curtains, all the latest patterns; per pair, $4. 50 to Ruffled Muslin Curtains, 2 yards long; per pair 39 36-inch White Swiss Curtains for Sash Curtains; per 12 tieen held court by Justice of Rut-'the ter Catharine Rohrbangh. Harry Rof-rbaush. Albert W. II.

Thomas and Jacob A. Mayer. tv- i 4M h.e nnneaJs from the Fourth Fifth. Sixth and Seventh 31 years, all charged with this city, today. i dUorderly wndurt.

Against i Hefcs who Is accused of having with Time to Tlhinii About Awning's your store. are For your porch, Come write, or Tele-do it right land save JZ? the main awning people of the town, phone for estimate on your job. We you money jz? jz? BELL PHONE 555 for your window, for McLeeni -YORK PHONE: MAIN 652 Mrs. Sara Weiser Mrs. Sara Kyster, wife of George TJ.

Weiser, member of the Eyster Weiser I company, died at her home, corner I Kpringettsbury avenue and Beaver street, last evening at 5.15 o'clock, aged forty years. She was an active I member of Trinity Reformed church and a prominent member of the Wo- man's club. During her life she was popular among the members of York society. She is survived by her hus- band, her mother, Mrs. William Eys- ter; two children, Charles and Hara one brother, FTank A.

tyster. and one sister, Miss Anna J. Eyster. Myrtle E. Shattar Myrtle Elizabeth Shetter, daughter of Charles 11.

ajid Minerva Shetter. died at her home. 200 I'ark Place, last night at 7.30 o'clock. She waa her thirteenth year and had been an In- valid for the past nix years, suffering from rheumatism. This induced heart trouble, from which ehe died.

Besides her parents, she is survived by three brothers and one sister, as follows: Roy, ClaJre, Raymond and Beatrice. Mrs. Rebecca Garver-List Mrs. Rebecca CJarver-Llst, wife of John Ust, died Sunday evening at 7:25 o'clock at the residence of her son, George J. Garver, 33 North West street after a sickness oi auuost three years, aged nearly 62 years.

Death was due to dropsy. Mrs. List Is survived by her husband, John Elst, and three sons, by a former marriage, George J. Garver, one of thia, city's letter carriers; James O. Garver, of William Smith company, drugglbta, and David A.

Garver, of P. leafs Sons department store. She was a member of St. Paul's iivajigellcal Lutheran chruch. She was one of Y'ork's oldest residents and had many friends In the West End.

The funeral will bo held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Julia Fisher The funeral of Mr. Julia Fisher witiow of Cornelius Fisher, was held Sunday afternoon, from her residence. 13S North I'ark avenue.

She was about sixty-eight years old, and waa a life-long member of the A. M. E. Zlon church, Eart King street, the pastor of which the Kev. II.

S. McMullen, conducted the services. Mrs. Johanna Harris reaj a series of resolution. from the FTiondshlp council and Miss Ida Smith, conducted the religious service a the grave.

The funeral was larnely attended and Interment made at LeiUanon cemetery. The pallbearers uru James Jefferson, William W. H. Pennington and Harry Drydon. Mrs.

Harry G. Williams The funeral of Mrs. Harry G. VH-llanip, who died last Wednesday at the family residence In Brooklyn. N.

was Jieid Sunday afternoon. Ser- vices bei r.g conducted in the Hartman Memorial tery. Tho chapel. Prospect Hill ceme-Rev. Dr.

G. W. Enders. past- Christ Lutheran church and tho Rev. s.

h. arneu, taeior oi mo junsi Avenue Methodist Episcopal church cf- flci.itcd. There were many handsomo fioral fibutcs from relatives and friends, notably one from the office of the Now Y'ork Times, where Mr. Will-lams has been employed as a proofreader for years. The pal'bearers were Guy KloufTer, William Kles.

Charles Stf-es and Albert Hubley. Those In attendance from outside uf the city were the husband, Harry- O. Williams, eon Raymond and daughter Edith, of Hrooklyn, N. Y- Mrs. William Stees.

Mrs Milton Spiece and Mrs. Samuel Ftee. of ilarysville, and Jacob Ktees and Mrt. JOlla Rhodes of Baltimore. Interment waa made in rurospe-ct Hill cemetery.

Mr. James McClsary Mrs. James McClearly, 12S Jefferson avenue, died yesterday morning at 3n0 o'clock after a prolonged sickness, Bhe was aged 62 years, and Is survived by her hujsband and one daughter. George M. Rials George M.

Kiale, a r--tirred farmer, died yesterday at 9 o'clock at Ws le.sidc-nce, 131 West Jackson street, after a sickness of filx month, death being due to paralysis. He was aged 74 years, and was well known In Lower I Chaneeford township. He also lived ti a number of years In Red Lion and Alrville. the past four years he has reflded on West Jackson street. Mr.

Hia-le is survived by his wife and tdx children; A. 11. FUale and John Rlale. of Willlamsport; F. M.

Rlale. of Lower Cltancfcford township; Mrs. Or-phle McF'heron. of Muddy Creek: Forks; Mrs. Eillio Warner and W.

R. Rlale, of this city. The following sisters also survive Mrs. Lovina. Monroe and Miss FJizabtth IUale.

of Wil-llamspcrt; Mrs. Orphie Hoffard, of IXyk-stown, Hucks county. Mrs. Walter L. Wiso The funeral of Mrs.

Wititer L. wnse. who died suddenly last Friday morn- ing, was held yesterday at 2' o'clock from the residence, of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry 1 Allison, i 123 West Jackson Ktreet. The services were largely attended and the floral tributes were numerous and beautiful, i among lhe.m being- a laraje design of i pink rosea from the Y'ork knitting mill, where Mrs. Wise had been employed, i The Rev. Dr. G.

F-ders, pastor of i Christ Lutheran church, conducted the services. The pallbearers were: Robert Allison. Roy Wise. Chauncey Allison and Harry Wise. Interment was made in Pro8prot Hill cemetery.

Mrs. Bessie Krone One of the lai se.st funerals of recent years at Strayer church. Plover, waa that of Mrs. Resale Krone, wife Iianiel Krone, held Sunday mornlr.i?. The services were conducted by ti.e Rev.

O. I'. Sthelihamer, and Interment was made In the adjoining cemetery Anderson, was married only four months aKo to l'avid Anderson, and was to have gone to housekeeping this week. Her death occured unexpectedly and after a short sickness, last week. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY A birthday surprise party ws held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Ort. Mt. Wolf. The evening was spent i in grmes and other anms'irnnts, afUr, which refreshments were served.

Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. John Ort, Mr. and Mrs. John Wiiter-mjf-r, Mr.

arid Mrs. George II. ar, -Mr. and Mrs. William Raker.

Mr. Mrs. William Pteffee. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Jaowbs. Mrs. Jacob Ort and Miss Lillian R.uiblitz. Mrs. M.

A. F'tMise, of York, ami Miss Mabel Throne, of Mt. Zlon; Raymond Ort, John Steffee, Raul Steffee. W. S.

Gir irerlch. KtuArt Jacobs, I'a'il Il iker. WChert Ort. Walter Jacobs. Xonnan Rear, R.y May; th- F'annie Hteffeo, Reulah StefTee, Tilllo Rear.

rrac) JacoLs, Eina Ort, and Ort. AUTO TOURISTS HERE Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Dougless and Mrs. L. I. Seabol.l, of Niagara Falls, here In a touring our yesterday. The visitors are guests at i the Colonial hotel.

Mr. Fv-iugless, who 1 Is mayor of Niagara, will return to-j I TODAY'S EVENTS: Star ciMle, No. 141. A. O.

Knights of Mystic Chain, Jordan building. Chosen Knight comman.b-ry. No. 17L A. an.

I I. O. KnUhts of Malta, Feterman building. York conclave. No.

12. I. O. Odd Fallows' halt. Nitiaunl council.

No. 07. Degreo of Small buildine. HarmonU tod tret No. K3, I.

O. o. of Odd F'eilows' hall. Washington rimp, Lafean building. canip.

No. P- N. C- P. O. S.

Of A Moid budding. No. 6S. P. O.

of York County National bank building. K.Uar M. Kurd camp. No. So, Sn! of Vftf-rans, A.

It hall. York tent. No. KnK-hts of the Me- C8trM of the Vwrld. Mt building.

White Ros lodtre. N. Knijfhts and Ladies if Honor, Fr'i hall. Hied neat Hrkr' ur.lon. No.

Fii.ver buildln. City Un and Ivan association. 4-o Philadelphia street. 2- YE APS AGO: Tk t. re elected ofVcrs of tribe t-t Ib-d Men: Ad 1'att-rson.

Thatcher. Lewi It- an.l V. H. White. Ami Rupert and Georsre F.

Weaver left with their families La ure. K. James Kvan an.l A. P. ItromelL em-jloyes at the York Aitilcultur al works, vc-rf inurtd while trtlne a new erslrve.

HUam P--ar1 died at FU hmo In, Hanover, at 1 years, 11 months and John IbMlsapplo an.l Atfan.il P. Wolf wer marrvd by th ltev. W. K. IorT.

LICENSE TO WED: I irri vi the Fnlt'in has Issued n. i as i John 'til and Patsy f-'hlg. both of; Ftony I Waiter). Saylcr and Falay Sriyd-r. botn of York.

J. KIhk rt1 F.stell A. Kopp. bed it Sprir.jr F'iree. K.niory t'- West Mancl fmr towrt-silp.

and Grace ler. Spring Forue. Alien Martin an.l Puati C. Keefer. t-oth IMnaril Shearer an! Miry Penft.

th ft North vlnis townsUp. Samuel Hatfield an.l IVrtta Floyd, 1 both York. Kdward iUkrl. of T.rk. and Mary Keller.

Sprin Garden township. IVancla C. l'attenun. tllen Hock, an.l Fji! tna K. J-nes.

New Kn lm. W. Mwr an.l Kitt.tra M. of L' ncatcr. I.

McK h. nt: and Kuth My r. K' I-anrajer. ar.d Arr.es Hibner. X-ct'i of York.

Kbii-r Kxl'inc ard Margaret V. Cn-i both tf Frederick. MARRIED: WOitKINiKH RKRHrARD. On fJunli. llir.

1 tit th rson- lr.r at-r Avenue r. ri.jr-h. T. ll.T."-n, V. nt-r.

ly the P' i t-rt A. L. P.h!esrJ. rtn a in or Wrtrb! ovine. March 27.

at th Krf rmel pjrwnae. on J'itAAict street. lUnnrrr, t.y R-r. Jl. lUrlnun, ll i.rd II.

ff and MU Jirriia S. botfi of West M.nhtliti tor; Jp. IllUrilAnrv On March Jt'lo. at the parsonajce on street, Hanover, by the H-r. J.

li lUrtnan. Iwvld of Wret Jl-ttiWin township, and MM Trrsey of Manhetm M4rrh 2. t.v th Iter. t. S.h-Chanirr-4t'l Mad 1 ivenuH Witt, of IXtit.

ai.d H-itUa Nuk'j, ner Thoma- ii'. MircU lfl'1, lr, Adam friiTp, 7T2 Fm tr-et. Jacob N. Ort an.l Mium Irma 1. lja, t-th of York.

IU IT March 1. 1'lo Rev. It. r.m Stump, at "-'1 West tre t. Warn I.

Iiripp, td MU Sadie A. irusa, of IXjvT. MfkKV -FIHKK-n March '7. J'n. by the Rev.

Dr. Ad.im lumi. at T'i Wist Kin ftr" Curtin Ni k-y. c-f liisuijur.l, arul M.s K. ThunvLV.

'Lr- i- Ht.AO -On March 27. 15.6. by tr.e v. It. Ad tunip.

at 7r Kir.R re.t. John ul and Mm IaJy A. Sti.l.iK. j-th ttt Mony Brook. Mav-h SI.

1MU. at ti. Lutheran parvon-it-e. FMv-ws-bury. ty the lu-v.

N. S. Wolf. Hrrry of MTihury, arul Anr.li tiemrrjll. of 11 opeweli towrmtap.

March SI. V'l'. al the Reformed pat -nace. by the K-V. A.

ll. llrrh't. l-chr1it and M.aa Mlnerv I'ATTHRSt March "JT. l'lo. fct ti.

Lutheran pann.eac-. bury, by li Ml Laura Itv. N. S. Wolf.

KrarirH Ni.f.::i-!Vd towr and Joitea, i.l iihury ton- KAVKP. I I.LKfl On Virrh ljio i.i!.h,m.f tr i ivifrr of Mala nct Y(e tt- K. L. Ktis-hen. Wiltbtin Raver ard 71 lai Fmm M.i.er.

Iwrfh cf SrilVLNS-SUtklNKV -On March 2d. li'iO. by ta Lev. K. Itruce Lytilr, t-t -r of Memorial Met.

-i-rie. iir irrua.i Mrv.ni ai Mary E. f.f cn Mar. 27. irl" tri residence of Oeoftw lr if r.

Y'-. by the K-v. L. Iluire, Wi. i.rn Rorr an.l Hoitna J.

'-r. Ix.th Yoe. 'AKFliHV A IM d.l i rch lido at tt, bride's par- e-ic. Writ street, by tt.j Itev. A.

Ayres, of the eond biilte.1 Jirrtfcrrn church, ftj-wait K. Mo- ClTrey R. bjta vf C.a city. DIED: Tli'iMAS Marrh 2. M.trtXii agd loorr.hs n.l IT d.y.

VV at 2 I yrarw. P-2 ar lnvtld to at 1.1 lend funeral fr.in it r-tid J. Iirnl I a-- a r. ic RlAl.t 1 it i a i pr rw nd Interrnetil ml.l pidce. in Mar.

ii Pto, ni a. No. Wp.l W. FUile, aged i'aii, n.oritns urel lays. tui-A frlemls are Inv to I at xr-rvtci-a o-t verssnvr, Xlri (t Si h.

at 7 e.irijwj i in l.i it resi ler.ee. jA k.n sire, i. leave on i nurl.ty on h- l' train M. and I'. for N-w Harmony ei.urer,.

wi.rrc further se-no- woi n-li ki.u interment at aanij cni.r. Ury. 2. VHn. 2 4U a.

at 12 Jffrscin avenue, Alie Moe'leary. wife J-irms McCle.iry. years, 2 in. and 7 d.iy-t. bttives and friends ar Invited to at-It I tr.o service af-t.

loon at 2 clock, lriterii.t r. i it Hill cm-tery. HoLLINiilllt -on March 27. K1: about 'J o'clock, R-rtha, M.ty oliinaer. ated 22 years, 3 months and PS days.

Relatives and frb-nd. are Invited ti attend in funeral hX Yorksna church. Interment at eer.i'tTv. March 101. at p.

nt the of her (l- orie J. Girver. Ill 'rtn Ww street. Mi j. Rebere.i Girver List.

w1 of John List, aire. years. 1 months and 1 Relatives and ar invttei attend funeral the ri.nr of Fer s-m. O-orce J. tlirrfr.

Nortii Vest street. afternonn at 2 o'rl private at i'rosrect 11.11 cemetery. C. A. STRACK SON Funeral Directors.

158-110 S. orge St. M. BRICKER SZZ West Market St. Undertaker.

PIANOS OUT OF TUNE w'ij the sne cf a chfll studying rouie. We furnish expert toners. Cl.arees rsonabie. Weaver I i i 1 i i I i I I i of your continence. Don miserahie or worried an other moment with a lame back or clogged.

Inactive kidneys or bladder misery. All this goes after you start taking Pape's Diuretic, and In a few days you feel and know that your kidneys, liver and urinary system are healthy, clean and normal, and all danger passed. Accept only Pape's Diuretic 50-cent treatment from any drug store anywhere In the world. HER MIND UNBALANCED PREPARING FOR WEDDING Miscs Mary Stambaugh, of South Duke Street, Taken to Sanitarium Almost on Eve of Marriage Iler mind unbalanced almost upon fhe eve of her wedding, which was to have taken place Easter morning in Zion Lutheran church. Miss Mary Sitambaugh, daughter of H.

C. Stambaugh. 321 South Duke street, was taken yesterday to a Philadelphia sanitarium. The wedding ha been postponed, awaiting the fulfillment of hopes held out for her recovery. The case lias attracted wide attention.

Miss Stambaugh iiavlng a great many friends. Until a short time ago he waa employed at one of the large Market street department stores. Mrs. StAmbaugh, the young woman's tejmother. stated that the ex-olteinierit of preparing her wedding had apparently unstrung her nerves.

It waa a true love match, she aald, and her stepdaughter had been completely absorbed In her task, of arranging for the happy event. All of her wedding clothing waa In readiness and little remained to be d-ne when, about a week ago, a strangeness In her actions was first noticed. Physicians were called In to treat the unfortunate young woman, who was unable to secure any natural sleep. 1'Jvery-thing In their power was done for lier by her parents, and when her unnatural condition became so marked that the required constant laic, a iramc'i nurse a KTurea. i Sundav the dav fn- her! wedding, the physicians after a final I examination decided that It wvs best that sh removed to a sanitarium 1 for treatment.

F'p until Stambaugh had held to thus time Miss the that i her edding was to take place upon that day. It was explained to her that she was first to take a trip, and when her fiance. rchIo KuJp, of liar-I rlsburg. appeared at her home Sunday evening and in spite of his grief man-I aged to carry otit his part in the nec-! essary deception, the girl agreed Quietly. PERSONALS IU Shetter, 72S East Phila delphia strev-t.

I. vifitlng bvr daughter. Mrs. Edward Thomas, of Tyrone. P.

F. Lafean. Hobert IT. and P. C.

Wbst, of this city, arc rueMs at the Clvalfonte hotel, Atlantic t'ity. Mahel Beck. ftH West str-tt. who hum been teaching during the past school term at Goldsboro, returned to her home last evening. F7.

B. Miiler and son and dauh-tr, of Iebajiori, are rpendin- several dys with th S. Miiler and family, Eaat Philadelphia. etrtMt. Wlkle.

Wiltiam rjrnrT and M. N. Bower returned yesterday from llar-tieburtf, where they spnt Eaater with frieiida. SchUchter, of th" Whosoever fropcl rtiisHlon. at Ormatnn, srw-nt yesterday with th R-v.

E. H. Hummel-baugh, of the Fifth B. church, North York. 7 A East Market street, and Joseph Stermer, Wallace street, who have spending the holidays with their parents, will return t'J Gettysburg collep this morning.

DISPUTE AE0UT BULLDOG Red Lion Man Fails to Deliver Animal and is Arrested N. Miller, Red IJon. was arrested yesterday ty Constable O'ookes on a charge false pretense. Miib-r Is alleged to Lava received an order through the mail from N. C.

Kohr, F'ilnt. for a bull dog valued at J20. Although the money was forwarded, the dc-ir. it is claimed, has not been delivered. Kohr wrote to a brother.

Ibebert K. Kohr, of this city, stating the circumstances of tho case and it was through him an information was ba-ought before Alderman Walter fwen. Miller furnished ball for a hearing. Three Special Edison Records "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" is so popular that we had to get out both "full moon" and "half moon" editions that is, both Amberol and Standard and a month ahead of time, too. It's Amberol Record No.

421 and Standard Record No. 10362. The "Cubanola Glide a Von Tilzer "ra that will never wcai out, also belongs to the May list, but when the public says "we want it now, we've just eot to let them have it in April. (Amberol No. 432) Hear these special Records at your dealer's today on the aisom Thonoraph Get complete list April Records from four de.tr.

or write to Nahoni.1 Phonograph onrrtisnv .75 Laxeside Avenue. Oranea. N.J. i i I Peace Samuel If. Klugh.

constable eaver night, after 11 o'clock. vey Hess. :3 years Thomas. 2 years; and on Ka.turd.iy arrested Jtar-old; Clayton Mowers Wolf. out provocation struck several people, there Is an additional charge of as- a prisoners In the lookup the onataJjle "earu mat an a.ncn.pi wu to made by nome of their companions during the night to liberate them.

Once or twice In the past ucn oe-; liverlea from the lockup had been prevent this one. Deputizing several residents to assist him the constable started for his hon In order to throw the plotters off their guard. "Watch was kept upon the lockup. Between 2 and 8 o'clock Sunday morning several men. armed with crowtars and pick axes, appeared at the lockup, and the watchers heard them communicate with the prisoners telling them that they would "have them out soon." Before the first blow could be struck the watchers swooped down and arrested the three members of the party.

They were Q.rge Cottenham. aged 32 years; Oeorge Dltmer. aged 2S. and Bert Davis, aged 40 years. Under the coat of Ditmer was found a live chicken, the presence of which la as yet unaccounted for.

He and Cottenham were locked up and brought to York with the three arrested earlier In the night, and Davis waa upon, recognizance to appear at court. RRIEES William Randal. Toplar re, is crlUcaily sick at Lis home Mrs. 8. 8.

Carnrll. phla treet. Is sick at Philadel-ber home. Samuel Rupp has ben appolntd sexton of Christ Lutheran church. a The Yldlant Fire company began to sprinkle West Find irtreeta yesterday.

Tho route will be the ame as last year. Mrs. Henry Hiauwr is sick with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. A.

Boyer, East Market street. Mrs. W. T. Williamson, of street.

mFiO bad he eerlously past wwk. la convalescing. McShearey. CH East pbla Hreet, who was operated Rpjtendicitt several days apo, critical Park sick the Phlladel-upoit for is In a Ti.e Rev. Oeertte K.

Hartman. paMor of the F'ourth V. B. church, conducted a concerts' lat evening at th church. About 75 were pn-sent.

John W. excavating contractor, tids mornli alerted work on 15 cedar for A. M. Hake A. Comjiany mi Eaat street near Sherman street.

A rrarrlajre license has been issued in Harrinhurk' to F.tlel W. HuMey, of Thomasvllle, and Itora Urons, of York. A iw tnd plr of lanterns for thelr bose viauon have been ordered by the Katie Hs? coruiany. They will be furnished by a t'aJiibiLle, firm O-rtrude Brenlaw Hunt, who addressed an audience In tre I'ellows' hall several months 1 to address a w-ond nit-etliiir In tl.e iniy ball at an early day. Mrs.

Hunt is returning to Y'ork under the of iocaj Socialist orp-tniialion. It. L. Major, foren.an tho boiler de-paitnieiit of me York Manufacturing company, I ft for Brooklyn and Ie.ng I Aland City, and oth-T rlnt to ins-pect om of the work now ling enacted by the company. He will be gone several days.

Melt in Sowers has reined Ms position as In th i'otal Telegraph office, and Amnion Young, Red Lion, who baa tun working for the Western l.h.l.n ti la succeeds Mm- Mr. Sowers. who resides iver, win go into the insurance business. Two fiersons were sdic.ttted to the med-icsl ward of th York hospital yesterday: I verio Bari-lill'iii. Gas ailey, and Si.an L.

Haii-lean. 1 2 Grant Mrv-. A. Mullen. 27 Hiut ami ir ih 11.

McCoy, were clloharired frijin ttie suryiCiU ward. -PURITY IN LITERATURE" The loyal Temperariee legion last evenlnx in the parlors of Christian borne. The topic for evening was "I'urlty in Literature me the the and Art." The superintendent. Mrs. Mln-r- W.

Avis, in addressing the meet-In spoek of the jernlcious effects of Immoral literature. A musical and- literary program followed in charge of Miss Mary ia re. Hesitations were plven by Katthryn Oreer. Msry Spatmler, Lllie AVeaver and Saruh Mrown. Music was rendered by the leg-ion and refreshments weie t.erve.1.

USED INDIVIDUAL CUPS Individual cups were used lor the first time at communion held In the Iloltzswam church, Sunday, and the Innovation was received' with favor by the lare congregation. The communion servl. was conducted by the Lev. u. I Shellhamer.

and was attended by the largest number of members at a like a-ervice la mauy years. I I YOU DON'T NEED TO Twelve years of investigation, study and daily practice enables me to guarantee results in the most difficult case of Eye trouble. Cross Eyes Straightened No Knife Used Office equipped with the most modern scientific appliances known to the profession for the testing of your eyes. JOSEPH KAGERTY OPTOMETRIST 14 North George Street All of O. J.

Landis Prescriptions on file. BROKEN LENSES REPLACED REAL ESTATE SALES I The following ranjfers of properties wer entered for record yesterday the 'office of Recorder of Charles W. Harmony Luubr, a tract of land A lams counties lysiiMnda Williams and to Herman In Y'ork and i tn others to F-i-Mern Real ltato a tract of company, land In township. Charles V. Miller end wife to Cleveland Ij.

P-irnhart. a tratt of land In West Mrhclm tounshlp. Henrv N'ace to Simon N. Ptarn- hart. two tracts of land In West Man-! helm A.

Ilai.do.pS KHfTore and wife to Daniel Cnchrnn. a tract of land In Lower Chance ford township, Charles and others to John F- Baker, a tract of land In iSprir.g Oarden township, Ida V. Blackburn to Elizabeth Boyd Hartman. a tract of land in Peach Bottom township, Jeremiah S4erTer and wife to Amelia A Seit. a tract of land In Shrewsbury town.lrir.

E.i F. Grove and wife to of land Noah C. In West Baughman, tract York borough. Anna M. Hoover and wife to David Cror.e.

a tract of land in Newberry tow Samuel Markley and wife to Annie M. Horner, a tract of land in New-i berry towrtsihlp. Alvin Rjest arwl wife to Harry WU-daain. a In the city of York, F'red C. Small to James V.

Iarker a tract of Lind In Spring township. Harry IIrt and rthers to Bert A. May, prerwrty In West Yrk tor-ough. N'nah Runkle and wife ti Jacob N. Krebs.

a tract of land in Manhelm to nshlp. John H. Anderson and wife to Worthlr.gton Moore, a of land In Samuel A. Diehl an-T wife to FTlsie M. Wiley, a property In FCalJrrxid lr-ough.

James W. Orove to William. II. Ar-I nold. a tract of land In Lower Chance- ford Iaabel to Christian A.

Rj Ut. a irterty In Red Lion. to George the city of George Rringman M. a Brenneman property In Y'ork. 1 K3n I.nd Ian I.nd comjiany to Harry F.

city of Y'ork. Lar a property in the IMus J. Bare to IYtscilla Smith, a tract of land In r'h Codorus township Lvdia Schaeffer and huband to IV S. S-Mz. a property In F'elton G-r-p S.

Koh'er and wife Henry S. Sechri.st. a property In Flron. S. FMwtn Kohler, Moul snd a prorx rty wife to Geerrge in F'elton.

LETTERS GRANTED: I.e!! -r Will, llerbtrt has Issued wing: Tet'-r testamentary on the etate of IW.iy W. It3hibaurh. Minhor.i tottnsMp. t. Sylvester M.

and W. l.r;.s!;, l-tteis of administration cn the estate f-f lWri Oiewiier, of Lower WlnJ-aor to David E. 0w PERMITS: City McKtnnon has perrr.it a foliowa: Issued V. If. Mi'ier.

to remodel the property Rro'peCl street. William Trimmer, rern-iiiel bulidms: at I'ark llace. ft ruti'i t-h. to retiiodel the back the buck at 7 i'ark Plac.r i "hirle to build fr r.t r.t! North Ne trry tr- l. eMfn A.

to build front 12 V-t Boundary avenue. William Kiaenliower. build P.rch North WaU-r street. porch porch front REALTY TRANSFERS: 'iy iner hn record- the transfers of ol.l: real estate; Alvin Hunt and Sjvi.i Ms wtf. the 2l South Wet street, to 11-my ei.

and Mary Alice WUdastn. executor, th- property tid West trve, to Brtr.gtnn. Henry Wildan and Mary Alie, bla ite. the 21S South Wes: street, to Alvin Rlest. Laiil any.

the property Kast Wallace street, to Harry Lan-dii. FOR THE WOMAN TH ATS FAT A Jfetrolt physician eays tr.at the and saf-st ndxture a fat woman wh. wants to g. i thin cajn use Is ounc iet it In tl orifrinal ktuei, Vj ounce id Kx'ra-t a-seara Aromatic and l-j ounces Water. Ti proper amount take a.

ieifooaf ul atUr and at These Inerediprts maj- obtained from any i.ruci-isi at f.mail cokt. ar 1 tnake a combination that Is not or.ly excellent as a fat roi'jrftr, being able, it is claimed, to taie ofT a ixtn.d a day without caiifansr; wrinkles, but Is alo a splendid helji to the sem as a renilatmg the stomach and bowels where the fat person trout, ie he; In and cleartig the. skin of pimples and blotches. No exercise Is re iu r- to he. the remedy in it work n-t.

lst of ro dierlnsr Is reeessnry while taking It you can eat what you like. It Makes a Deal of Difference In the cost of your living if yov. get your Meats at the York Meats Provision Co. 120 North Gerge Street Whaieaal aad Retail Meat Market. all or 'I'kaa l-'ree Delivery to all Parts of the City.

E. H- Neirnnn. U. D. 8.

R. S. Nelman. u. a DENTISTRY fion't oeglet your teeth.

Wo do all Binds of Oiling; also Crown and Biidgs work, aa well as extracting-, and naaka for you a handsome set of teoth. ALL WORK OUAJIAMTKKL 17 W. Marktt St. York. P.

ESC To Your Interest I xo VISIT The New UNDERSELLING! Department Store. IH 2 86-288 W. Market St See the Ii Fire Proof and Fool Proof Gas Machine and Stubbers Lights Guarantees three times aa food Itch i at one-fourth the cost. iork r-P Gas Machine Co. 127 N.

Caere, St. York. Pa. bold will remain here. Mrs.

DouKless will visit at GItn Rock, A i automobile jrarty enroute from Wilmington. to Gettysburg, ar-I rived here last nisht and tho tourists are guests at the Colonial hotel. There are the party T. Allen Hiller, Misses I'yl. LlnneotiH, Whitney and HiUer, aii Wilmington.

ASSISTED BY REV. SMITH The Rev. J. A. Livingston tiniith.

of this. citv. assisted the Rev. J. M.

Gal-breath, D.I.. of Lincoln university, anc the Rev. George Wells of Colum-bla. In the dedicatory exercises of the new school build In- of the Mt. Joy i'restiy terla church, on Sun-j ('ay, an.l reached for tho pastor In the evej lng.

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS VVA MTED A shoe sale srricin. about 19 yeai ohl. with pomo expri-nce In th? bdsinesa. Arrlv -y. rara f.f Are Your Eyes THE SOUKCE OF Headaches.

Backaches or Nervous Exhaustion Why do you put up with it? You'd Lick the Glass In which our Bock Beer was in if nobody was looking. It's so good that's all. Get yourself a sample bottle today and see if that feeling does not come to 3'ou. Bottled by G. F.

PLITT, York City Bottling Works. N-E-L-S-O-N Spring Styles in Shoes for Men and Women. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 All Goodyear Welt. NELSON SHOE CO. East Market Street S- H-O -E-S if mum a.r A' Furniture and Undertaking J.

D. DOTTERER Successor to Dotterer Arthur 139 N. Gemrge St. York, Pa. ARCHITECT 1L E.

PFEIFFER ft It you are thinking of building: It will iav you to see me for plans and I spectticattous. Write or call at 713 V. Poplar Street YORK, PA. day, Mtssdames Dougles and Sea-.