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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

The State Of Idaho send Greetings
10 +. A. Child, Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear
before me, at my office inBoise in the
County Of Ada on the 9th day of June,
zoos, at ten O'Clock, a. M in an action
brought against you by said plaintiff, TO
answer the complaint OF the above
named plaintiff Said action is brought
TO recover from you the sum of One
! Hundred (Sl000O) Dollars, with interest
4 thereon at the rate OF six per cent per
annum from the 18th day of February,
1907 the same being upon a certain
promissory note dated at Meridian,
/ Idaho, February l2th, 1907, for the sum
of $4,000 with interest thereon at the
rate Of six per cent per annum, payable
on demand, which said note was ex-
ecuted and delivered to one Elizabeth
Logan, or bearer; that said Elizabeth
Logan sold and delivered said note to
the Plaintiff herein for a valuable con-
sideration and before maturity, who is
now the lawful owner aud holder of said
note; that said plaintiff has demanded
the payment OF said note and that no
part OF the same has been paid and there
is now due and owing from said de-
PENDANT to plaintiff the sum OF $4,000,
together with interest at the rate Of six
per cent per annum from the 18th day
of February 1907, all of which will
more fully appear in the complaint on
file herewith, a copy of which is attached
hereto and made a part hereof, or judg-
mcnt will be taken against you for
One Hundred ($t01OO) Dollars. TO
gcther with interest thereon at the rate
OF six per cent, per annum, from Feb
ruary i2th 1907, to gether with the costs |
of this suit if you fail to appear and |
answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
said County Greeting Make legal SER
vice and due return hereof
Given under my hand this e5th day of
March. 1905
VIM c. DUNBAR.
Justice Of the Peace Of Boise Precinct
10 said County
PERKY 4 BLAINE Residing al BOISE.
Idaho, attorneys for Plaintiff
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given 10 the mem.
bcrs of The Church OF the Nazarene that
a meeting viii be held in the Nazareue
Church, Thursday evening April 10th
al O'Clock. % vote on the proposition
Of selling or exchanging the lot now oc-
supied hy said church and buying an
other bot for said church and giving
mortgage on the lot purchased for
the benefit Of said church
(Sigued) CLYDE r DIILEY
President If me Board OF Trustees
MRS EDITH LEWIS. Secretary
This goth day OF March, 1905
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
Notice Of Meeting

Notice IS hereby given 10 any and
an persons Interested in the rea
property of the Emmanuel Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Church OF
Boise. Idaho. that there viii be q
meeting Of the members of said
Church at Hoffman Hall. corner 9Th
and Fort Streets. on Monday the 20th
day 81 April. 1905 az eight o'clock, +
NJ for the purpose OF voting on the
proposition Of mortgJging Lot Elev-
en- (lD 81 Block Ninety one (9D OF
the Original Townsite OF Boise City,
Idaho, 10 secure loan OF money for
the use o. said Church
Dated this Isl day OF APRIL 1908
Emmanuel Swedish Evangelical Luth-
Gran Church
By A. II. FRANZEN,
Secretary ct the Board Of Trustees
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
She IS GOING SOME

Here the allegation his wife capacity for drink
that Howard Could makes against his wife in the sensational d
pending in New York
Three cocktails before breakfast pint Of white wine at lunch
several brandy hghba during the afternoon three cocktails
before dinner champagne in liberal quantities during dinner queurs
after dinner another brandy hgba which she called nghcap
bedtime in addition this she kept bottles of brandy gin and
quer her boudo which she would parake off and on during
the day and night.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
ALIAS SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICES COURT
OF Boise Precinct County OF Ada, Stat,
of Idaho

> BEFORE VIM c Dunbar. Pus,ioc of tn,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate OF Josepf
Secdall deceased
NoTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Boise City Canal Compapy
Limited Principal place of business at
Boise. Idaho
Notice is hereby given that at ameet-
ing OF the Board of Directors OF the
above named Company. held on the aSth
day Of March, 1905. am assessment of
th'y Cents per share was levied upon
the Capital Stock of the above named
Company payable before the sth dsy
ct May 1905 20 J T.. Niday. secretary.
9t Room 30, F5lk Building. Boise. Ida
ho. and that any stock nne,;, ,,.hi,h ~,
said assessment remains unpaid ON the
said Sth day OF MAY, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton and unless payment is made before
viii be sold on the card dav of Nay
1905, 20 pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and ex-
penses OF sale.
J. l. Midday,
Room 32 Falk Building. Boise Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

Room ae Falk Building. Boise. Idaho i,'l 3
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10

htl'IN WIZ ~ l'uiptl uHtltc OF lhN
Peace
ALIAS SUMMONS.
lons Fong Plaintiff vs. Ton Jack
Defendant
The State % Idaho sends Greeting,
20 TOT Jack Defendant
You are hereby summoned 90 1npelr
before me. 40 mt office I'm Boise in the
County of Ada on the ilth day OF June
zoos. al 40 O'Clock a m, in ana action
brought against, YOU by said plaintiff 20
answer the complaint OF the above
named plaintiff Sand action Is brought
60 recover from YOU The sum of S6S SIS for
money lolned by plaintiff 60 defendant.
on the HrSt e3u>C of action. and the
stun OF 5000 i1g services rendered 20
defendant by Sic Wee. ON OF about the
10 DAY of Jolly 1907, which claim has
been assigned % plaintiff, on the second
cause oi action
Or iu3gwcpt will be taken against
7s.a Tor SIS SIS with interest thereon from
The IS Day oi Iuly. 1907. together with
tde costs Of OBJ, SUIT II you flil Oh app
pear aud answer
Io The Sheriff on ans Constable of
sad County Greeting Make legal ser
wee and due return hereof
Glscn under my hand th, s6ih day Of
March. 1908
WM C. DUNBAR.
Jagftts of hf Ffses ~ Boise PrreHct
o. yIid CoHHb
J l.. Midday
hesidiHg al boise. idu.
f'gHflf 5 attorney
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of Idaho, County Of Ada-ss.
In the Probate Court in and for the
County Of Ada.
Estate OF JOSEPH SEEDAI.I, De
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrative OF the estate of
JOSEPH SEEDALL, deceased, to the
creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to ex-
h'blt them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publ
cation of this notice, 20 the said Admin
Is tratriN at S23Fl Main Street, at Boise
County of Ada, State Of Idaho.
Dated March II, 1908
MARY J. SEEDALL,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
ALAS SllMMnNg
Esssftr ~ ~ ~ WV

M THE rCSTIcES COURT
OF Boise Precinct. County Of Ada, State
of Idaha
Before VIM c Dunbar Justice OF the
Peace
ALIAS SUMMONS
John Fisher Plaintiff. vs. + a. Child,
Defendant
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-04-10
THE
Bank Of Commerce
WANTS YOUR BUSINESS.

It is well worth looking at-tE,
offering Of Real Estate which =.
have on our books at the pre,s y,
time. Whatever you may be (
search of in the Real Estate In.
make known to us your wants AM
be sure that we can easily satish
them. We have the choice.
selections of town and countn
property, all improved and deve.
oped, and every parcel is well
worth the price asked. We ala
buy and exchange Real Estate
collect rents, and do a gener,
Real Estate business.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
MONKEY HAS SPORT
IN SMALL VILLAGE
Sayville Man Chases Itinerant
Simian All Over House
With Crab Net.

SAYVILLE, ]. T., Aug. ia young
monkey jumped through James King 8
dining room window yesterday noon.
Just as the family were sitting down 10
dinner, bounced from the table TO the
sideboard ana began 10 lay into the
fruit
Holy mackereIT' exclaimed King,
who is d bOatman and sWeaTs accord
ingly.
More effectuaUy TO speed the parting
guest, King went out 10 his shed where
he got a crab net and came back to
tangle up the monkey in il. King is al
expert crab catcher, but found that he
wasn't so well Versed IN the theory Of
catching monkeys. and JockO had no
difficulty IN lodging him. The chase
continued upstairs ana down for q long
time. till the simian. seeing 4 good
chance 4or a getaway, ducked out of the
door and fed 10 some nearby woods
The brute hasn't been seen since. No
body seems To know how the monkey
got so far aheld as Sayville. There IS
no circus in the vicinity. The monkey
wore TO clothes, such as are worn by
organ grinders monkeys, and the only
other explanation Of its presence, SEEM
ingly, is that II escaped from Central
Park and took the late theater train
ont.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
BOY TURNS OUTLAW;
READS DIME NOVELS

ALTOONA. Pa, Aug. I5.-Dime nov
els turned Carlton Parnen. aged six
teen. into an outlaw, and prompted him
10 hold up Charles Straney, and his
mother and daughter on the mountains
west of here.
Me and a friend OF mine have been
reading dime novels for a long time. -
said ParneIl. in his cell, "and we con
cluded 10 get horses and 90 West We
had 30 money and we did not know
how 10 get the horses.
Il saw StTaney coming up the road.
Instantly It flashed on my mind that
here was my chance. Putting on my
mask I drew my revolver and ordered
the people from the carriage.
Il did not intend TO shoot Straney.
I was so nervous from the excitement
that I just couldn't keep my fingers
on the trigger, and the gun went OF &"
Francis Straney. brother OF the man
held up. captured tbs lad.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
ASLEEP,
DEATH ALL MYTH
Founder of Negro Religious
Sect Lies in Cemetery.
Three Rivals for His Job.

Prophet Crowdy, the "colored Elijah,
and founder Of the religious sect known
as the ''FoOtwashers and Holy Rollers, D"
is asIeep-nOt dead. Thus say his fol
lowers. Notwithstanding the prophet"
10 all appearances died in Baltimore
several days ago, and his body now lies
in a cemetery in Newark, y. j.
Prophet Crowdy LETT Washington sew
eral months ago, apparently in bad
health, nut assuring his followers he
could not die. His death was due TO a
stroke of paralysis, though the facts
OF his illness and demise were carefully
concealed at the time, the more infiu-
entail OF the sect fearing the effect on
the organization when IL became known
that the leader was dead. Now that il
is known that he has pas sed away. his
followers say that the prophet is sleep
ing. Crowdy declared that he could not
die but admitted that he might be
called TO heaven.
His mantle may descend upon any or
three fOuOWcTs-CrOWdy, his nephew, Of
Philadelphia. who is in Washington to
further his claims; oliver Tyler of Bos-
ton, and L. Calvin Skinner, of En-
poria, Kan.
Crowdy exercised a wonderful intu-
ence over his followers in Washington,
which was known as the New Jerusa-
lem Of the Church" lie lived az lib
U street northwest, and his church,
Tabernacle No. l." is at Fourth street
and New York avenue. Cash was an
important element IN the ''footwash-
ers' cult all its members being re-
Quired 10 give One-tenth of their income
10 the Church" other Institutions
connected with the organization were
the Church OF God Cash Restaurant" 0"
the Church of God Cash Grocery" ," the
Church of God Cafe" etc.
CrOwdy was a short fat negro about
sixty years old. A dozen years ago he
was a cook in a Santa Fe railroad res
Iaurant in a Western StaLe. When he
first came 10 Washington he was par
TALLY paTalyZed, which produced an i'm
pediment in his speech. His mumblings,
however, were taken by his followers
to be inspired, and had al the greater
effect While he could not talk plainly
he was believed to possess great spirit
ual gifts, and his word was law among
his followers.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
AL ADAMS NIECE
CATCHES HUSBAND
Ten Months on Trail of Man
She Married at Hal
loween Party.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15.-After
purs uing her missing husband for ten
months, Mrs Gladys Adams Conyng-
ham, niece of the late Al Adams. the
policy king, of New York, succeeded in
causing his arrest. The husband. David
Conyngham, is a prisoner at the Cen
tral station. with a desertiOn charge
against him.
Mrs. COnyngham. who is twenty and
pretty, met her husband two years ago
at a halloween party near her home,
869 Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. They
were married that night.
Fourteen moaths later Conyngham,
after repeated quarrels. left her. she
says. The heartbroken wife started a
tireless search for him in cities in Ohio.
Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
To her surprise one day she learned
that she had been reported as dead.
and that her name was on the mortal
ity records OF the New York board Of
health. Once when she was close on
the trail Of her husband. he eluded her.
she says, by abandoning an automobile
and skipping from New York TO Pitts
burg. Another time when she was al
most at his heels. he jumped on a Ta-
pidly-moving trolley car and got away.
Hearing q few days ago that her
/ husband was here, Mrs. COnyngham
gave the detectives the name OF a
young woman employed IN a department
| store whom he was supposed 10 know.
| One Of the detectives called this woman
on the telephone, representing that he
was friend Of Conyngham and asked
If ne had returned from PittsbuTg. The
trick worked, the woman telling the de-
! tectlVe Conyngham was employed al a
/ West Philadelphia garage. The arrest
soon followed
COnyngham's lawyer produced a copy
hof the New York health boards rec
ords OF Mrs. Conyngham's supposed
death, and said her husband had sent
her no money because he believed her
dead. The magistrate held COnyngham
Tor trial
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
Deaths

Rucker williams. 81 years, L. S. A.
General Hospital.
Nellie F.. Manning, IS years, 1611 Riggs
street.
Sarah J. Zerbe, = years, 5101 Connectf-
cut avenue northwest
Magdalen ROthmund, 80 years, 575 JET
ferson street, AnacOstia-
Normond F. Oriani. months. 315 d
street southwest.
Helen NJ. Boland, months, 1910 A street
southeast.
southeast.
Joseph Cogan. months. $40 Z street
southeast.
Horace J. II. Roberts, G months, 1888
MontellO avenue northeast.
William II. Kessler, 8 days, 3502 Center
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
E.R THOMAS HURT,
AUTO HITS TEAM
Big Racer Carries Horse and
Pole of Carriage Into
Standpipe.
Thomas MiShapS

February y. 1sO2-While driving
the White Ghost. Thomas ran over
and killed seven-year-old Henry
Theis. the first child victim OF an
automobile in New York city. A
jury awarded the child's father,
Frank z. Theis. sS.G25 damages.
Thomas was exonerated by the
coroners jury.
August s. 19O2-Thomas' car ran
down Lawrence Sadgers. eighteen
years old. injuring him about the
shoulder and back. Only the chauf-
feur and a women were In the car.
May q. 19O2-NIr. and Mrs. Thomas
hit by a boiler cover thown at them.
The face OF Mrs. Thomas was
SCARED.
July %, 1eos-AIrs. Adelaide Haw-
ley, OF New Milford. Pa. killed in
z. R. Thomas automobile. while
being driven by Edward z. Hawley.
September 25. 19O4-Eluded pursuers
after racing at nearly seventy miles
an hour by taking a trolley car.
December u. 1904-Arrested for
speeding and forfeited 500.
February. 1SO5-Two narrow es-
capes from death on the same day
in automobile accidents in Havana.
z. H. Hawley, Thomas chauffeur,
sustained injuries. consisting OF
painful bruises and a badly sprained
back
April o, 19O5-Arrested for speed
ing in West End avenue.
April "a. 19O5-Arraigned in West
Side court for scorching.
May p, 19O5-Fined S25 in court OF
general sessions for speeding car.
Jerome prosecuted him in person.
June 80. 19O5-Clogging OF a valve
in his auto delayed turfman and
prevented him from betting On his
FLY Lady Amelia. at the Gravesend
track, thereby causing him the loss
Of thousands OF dollars.
December 2, 19O6-ATrested and
charged with speeding at 311th street.
July 81, 1907-Thomas and two Chi
cagoans narrowly escaped death
when the S0-horsepower automobile
belonging to the young man turned
turtle while rounding a curve near
Lake Bluff.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
Brief Me1US Notes ard Gossip
Of All the Karious Departments
More Enjoying Vacations This Summer Than in Some
Years Past-Cuban Census Ready for Printer.
Mascot for Registry Division.

The Cuban census. which is now be-
Ing compiled at the Bureau of the Cen
sUs, under the direction Of Victor II,
Olmsted, who was given leave OF ab-
sence from his work as the chief of the
Bureau of Statistics in the Department
Of agriculture for the purpose, Is near
ing completion. Some of the copy Is
now ready for the printer, and by the
latter part of September IL is believed
practically all Of IL viii be completed.
II is expected that the volume viii
make about 200 pages, and will contain
fifty illustrations. II VIII be handsome
Iy side stamped and will contain the
Cuban coat OF arms. A fine antique
paper is to De used. The text viii be
entirely In Spanish. Following the pub
liCattOn of the report 1t is proposed TO
secure the approval OF The Cuban gov
ernment TO a proposition to issue a
short abstract of the census In English
The registry division o. the Washing
ton City PostOfnce is - have a new
mascot which is expected 10 arrive IN
a few days from Tucson, Ariz. For sew
eral years past ''Muggins,' an intelli-
gent cat, has had things Ills own way
Ia the registry division ard has been
petted and fed by the clerks Mug
gins takes a nap whenever and wher-
ever he pleases, no matter II where ne
pleases happens to be In the center OF
a pile OF official pai-ers lying on the
desk Of the superintendent
The mascot from Arizona is a wildcat
that is being tanned by Clerks Wagner
and Sherwood, who have secured
transfers back TO their former positions
IN the local postohice- The registry di-
vision has now become known as cat
headquarters, only recently two cats
ha wing been received from BiTming-
ham, Ala, ia a pouch Of registered mail.
Malcolm p Lyon, OF sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, has received a temporary ap-
pOintment in the redemption division OF
the Treasury Department, and has re-
ported for duty. He was formerly en-
ployeG on the force of expert computers
ia the Postoffice Department that com
piled the report If the six months
weighing Of the mails
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
HARRY THAW DENIES
HE SEEKS FREEDOM
If He Goes TO PittSburg for Bank
ruptcy Proceedings Will Re-
turn of Own Will.

POUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y, Aug. Is
Harry X. Thaw and his attorney,
Charles Morschauser, both denied here
today that the bankruptcy proceedings
brought by Whites slayer We're for the
purpose Of getting him out of the State
when he would be freed by a writ of
nabeas corpus.
Thaw declared that even II he were
taken TO Pittsburg 10 appear in the
proceedings, he would return to New
York, and said II would not be neces-
saTy for the United States marshal in
that city 10 take any great precautions
against escape.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
Died

BoLAND-on Thursday. August ls. 1903, ss
10 ?. m. HELEN MARGARET, beloved
inIant daueh'er Of Fred ". and Mary =.
EVANs-At HarDers Ferry. ". Va, August
T. 1ss, az o'clock a. m. HENRIETTA
n EFANS widow OF Henry Evrrs ana
mo.heF OF Mrs. Daniel Murray 8ad Or.
wilson Bruce Evans. born February 3. 1877.
at Fayettville, y. C.
EBELI-On Friday. August L. 1903. az z.ss
?. m, CATHERINE. widow OF Charles
EDei. aged seventy years.
Mrs. Catherine Ebel was the widow os
charles Ebei formerly a butcher in ths
District she had been in III health for
over a year. Mrs EbeI IS survived bv 4
brother, A Loefhers and a sister, Mrs.
Catherine Robinson.
KEST-On Thursday, august is, 1sos. at $40
a. m, JOHN ALVIN second son OF Prince
Albert and Elizabeth Moss Kent ana grands
son OF Harriet and the late Reuben c. Moss.
OF Hyattsylile, Nd, aged twelve years.
LEWlS-On Friday. August a. 1865. At 7.s0
?. m. EMMA. beloved wife OF JOseDh
Funeral at NokesvHIe, Va. on Monday.
August u. 1905 Il
AANSISG-on Friday. August Il, 1903. at
800 a. m. Mrs ELINOR FAISON, wife
or l. W Manning. aged tWenty-six years.
Mrs. ElinOr Fais0n Manning was the wife
OF l.. W Manning. an employe OF the
eeologicsl Survey Mrs. Manning was the
daughter Of Walter Faison. Of North Car
DINA, at one time solicitor OF the Stats
Department An infant child survives
VAN AI-LEN-On Friday. august Il. 1908.
EVELYN PEACH VAN ALLEN, daughter
OF Charles {. and Gertrude Van Allen (nes
Peach). aged i've months and tWenty-ona
days.
WISE-On Friday. August a, 1903, At zs45
,. m. JOHN ALBERT beloved husband
Of May Huber Wise and son OF the late
James A and Harriet A. Wise.
John Albert Wise was an employs oF
long standing in the record division Of the
Pension Once. He was hfty-eiEht years OF
age and his death was sudden. Mr. WIss
Is survived by a widow, Mary Wise. and
two sisters. Huldah J. Wise, and Harriet
L. Wise.
ZERBE-OB Friday. August a 1905, at a.
m. at the residence OF her son-in-law. 2.
Swavely, 4lOi Connecticut avenue SARAH
]. ZERBE
Mrs. Sarah J. Zerbs was the mOther-in-
law OF z. SwaVely. head Of the local Army
and Navy Preparatory School on COuneC-
ttcut avenue. She was the mother Of Hiss
Kate Zerbe and Mrs. swavely, both resi-
dents OF the District.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
WOMAN AGED %
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Guest at Birthday Re
ception Is Hundred Years.
All Over Eighty.

SARATOGA, n. Y Aug. 15.-Mrs. NJ
A Gibobns, OF Washington. held a re-
ception here yesterday at the Congress
Hall Hotel in celebration of her ninety
third birthday. The reception was
unique. The guests included at least
six nonagenarians. and many octoge-
narians. In addition to the invited
guests, all OF whom were well along to-
ward ninety, many patrons OF the hotel
attended.
Franklin w. Smith. OF Washington.
who is eighty-twO years old. was one OF
the guests, as WGs alsc Strs Margaret
Van Rensselaer,, Of Saratoga, who eX-
tended her congratulations in person.
despite the fact that she was 100 years
old today.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
CHURCH NOTICES.

PEOPLES open air eYensong on Cathedral
grounds. Mt. St. Alban, at 4 p. m. August
l6 Special preacher, Rev. Thomas J. Pack
ard. D. d. Vested choir, led by detach-
ment OF the United States Marine Band.
Take TenleytoWn cars. 1t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-F-rst Church OF
Christ. Scientist. 18th and R SITS. NV. Ser
vice Sunday, 1859 a. m. Subject. saul
Sunday school, II a m, Wednesday evening
meeting p. m Public cordially invited
All seats free Free reading room; sol Colo
rado building. II
HOLINESS camp meeting at DranesvilIe
Va August 16-26 1SOS, Wednesday, August
49, 1903. The Salvation Army in charge
Those being present are AdJutant Wiseman
and wife, Adjutant Qulrk and WIFE Captain
Seaver and wife. and stan Captain Brooks
and others. Buy your tickets to Herndon
Va, Bluemont Branch, Southern Railway.
Everybody welcome aul5-2t
CHEVY CHASE Presbyterian Church. Rev
s NJ. Johnson, pastor-eIeCt; service at Lii
brary Hall, II a. m. Subject, Daily Re
newell" It
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
ALL SIX-FOOTERS
AT FAMILY REUNION
Famous CANDLES Of Pine Greek
Section, Pennsylvania, Turn
Out in Numbers.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. Aug. 15-At
the first reunion Of the Gamble fam
ily, held near Cedar Run. there were
present eleven grandsons Of Andrew
Gamble. Pine Greek pioneer. not one
OF whom was less than six feet IN
height. and none weighed less than 175
pounds.
One OF the men is six feet six inches;
another is six feet three and a half
inches. The largest man OF the eleven
weighs4 go pounds The CANDLES
went into the Pine Creek region i'm
mediately after the revolutionary war
and the name Gamble is given 10 a
township. a creek and a church In
LyCOming county.
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
ROBBED OF SAVINGS
SLEEPING AT HOME
William F. Bennett Wakes to Find
SIPS Missing From His
Clothing.
Clothing

Grief stricken, and thirsting TO see the
arm Of the law gather in the person who
caused his woe. William f. Bennett, OF
6IF Louisiana avenue northwest, re-
po ted a mysterious robbery 10 the police
this morning
He told Detective Evans that while
he was asleep in the front room at 6l5
Louisiana avenue last night some per-
son extracted all his savings. TO rle
amount Of S12S. from the waistband OF
his underciOthing.