Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA

READING. Pa, Oct 20-Frank Han
non. who gives New York as his resi-
dence and who, 1t is charged. is an agent
who brought men to Reading to take the
places OF striking stove momters at two
local stove plants, is now at local hos
pital, shot in the wrist and otherwise
Gone up.
YORK, Pa, Oct. 2o.-The second COM
Rany of the Red Mems league to be or
ranized in Pennsylvania was instituted
by Col. w. Wylie of Altoona in the arm
ory of company A, eighth regiment, N. q.
p 1t will be known as York company.
No. 2.
BETHLEHEM-The Grand Body Royal
Arch chapter of Pennsylvania paid an
official and fraternal visit to Zinzendorf
Royal Arch chapter Masons of this place
and conferred on several candidates the
Royal Arch degree. The party came from
Mauch Chunk in the special Pullman car
.sSunset," where Lily Royal Arch chap
ter was visited.
CARLISLE-The second days session of
the Western Pennsylvania Lutheran sy-
nod opened with DR.. T. T. Everett in the
chair An address on foreign mission
educational work was delivered by L. B.
Wolf, D. D., LII. D., president of the
Arthur Watts Memorial college at Gun
tur. India, and fellow at the Madras
university.
PITTSBURG-By the filing of the will
of Paul H. Hacke 1t was learned that
the estate, to date, inventories at s2,000-
O00 and all the securities and properties
are not accounted for. The deceased In
structed his executor, Frank A. Dempsey,
to have erected a skyscraper on the cor
ner of Fifth avenue and Market street,
Pittsburg. which he owned, to perpetu-
ate the estate.
CHESTER-Miss Annie Marie Messick
was married to d. Frank Carroll of Phil
adelphia in st. Michael's Roman Cathonc
church, nuptial mass being celebrated.
The Charles Dickens club, a literary
organization of this city, has elected the
following officers: President, John E.
McDonough; vice president, John Nc
Clellan; recording secretary, Miss Mary
O'Neill; corresponding secretary, Miss
Kathryn Stevenson.
wESTFIELD-Harvey A. Rumsey Of
Westfeld r. F. d. NO. l has returned
home after doing the Westfield. Mans
field, Wellsville, Hornessville and Troups-
burg fairs with his herd of Red Polled
ANGUS. CdLtic. I1o tOOh q iiASb
at every place.
POTTSVILLE-Mrs Charles May, wife
of a prominent citizen of Port Carbon,
was run down and killed on the Reading
railway, being cut to pieces under the
very eyes of her husband and son.
PINE GROVE-A novel suit is to be
tried in court next month which will de-
termine whether a physician, who falls
to report a case of contagious disease
promptly to the authorities can be fined
for his neglect. DIR. Frank Walter of
Pine Grove was convicted and fined $50
by Justice L. f. McDonough for falling
to report a case of diphtheria. DR.. Wal
ter has appealed.
BELLEFONTE-Whi Mitchell L. Card
ner, superintendent of the Nittany Valley
Railroad company, was asleep last night
800 employees of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company from Williamsport and
Sunbury came to Bellefonte on two work
trains tore up over half a mile of siding
of the Nittany Valley and put down one
of their own.
BETHLEHEM-Foun day was
celebrated today by the William 7. Car
ter Junior Republic which is located on
a tract of land of nearly 200 acres at
Redington, near here. Many people from
all over the Lehigh valley were guests
of the founder. Franklin s. Edmunds of
Philadelphia delivered an address.