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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
State MAKING
observations

#. E. Langenheim. assistant engi-
neer of the water supply commission
of the State, with Roy D. Bridges, an
assistant, was in this city yesterday
and made series of observations from
the river bridge to ascertain the vol
ume Of water passing down the stream.
1t was learned incidentally that the
river is lower than at any time since
the station was established at this
place.
The station here was established by
and was formerly in the hands of the
United States geological survey, whose
representatives visited Danville
periodically and took the records. The
local representative was Edward F.
Bell, engineer at the water works, who
ascertained the height of the river
and recorded the same daily.
When the State water supply COM
mission, authorized by the act of May
A., 1905, was organized, the latter as
sumed charge of the station here. The
observations were continued, Mr.. Bell
remaining in charge as the local rep
resentative.
During the visit of Assistant Eng
ineer Langenheim, yesterday the usual
tests were made. In order to deter
mine the velocity of the current, which
forms the basis for ascertaining the
volume OF water, a small motor was
sunk into the three channels between
the piers on the northern half Of the
river, where water still remains. The
/ apparatus was dropped into the river
from the sidewalk of the bridge, by an
| ingenious device the man in charge
being enabled to note the number of
revolutions, which showed the veloc-
ity Of the current. Knowing the depth
of the water, from this point on it be-
came mere matter of arithmetic to
ascertain the volume of water passing
down the stream.
OF course, in order to reach an aver
age of the water supply during the
year observations as to current as we'll
as water levels have to.be made at all
seasons of the year and at all stages of
the river. What adds especial interest
to the present visit of the assistant
engineer is the fact that the river is
phenomenally low. Mr., Langenheim
yesterday stated that, with the excep'
tion of one of the channels, there was
hardly any perceptible current. which
renders the problem all the more diff
cult to work out. The river, he says,
is abnormally low, surprising the mark
of any preceding season so far as re-
vealed by any data at the station. He
finds the same conditions prevailing
on every stream in this section.
Messrs. Lsngenheim and Briggs left
on the ~ 81 D. L. & W. train yester
day afternoon. They will next make
observations on ShamoRin creek
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
FALL ARBOR DAY
HAS BEEN NAMED

Superintendent of Public Instruo-
tion Schseffer has designated October
23rd as Arbor day for the pablic
schools of the State, and all connected
with the schools are urged to observe
the day by the planting.of trees and
other suitable exercises. The very
best exercises for the day, of course,
will be tree planting. 1t ought to be
done by every school in the State
where there is opportunity for such a
thing. 1t will be wise. course to in
struct the growing generation as to
the Importance not merely of planting
trees for ornament but of reforestation
and the preservation Of the trees that
now exist. Arbor day in the school
should not be mere holiday it should
mean business.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
BURGLARS At
TOOLEY'S Store

Burglars entered the general store of
John +. Tooley, Mill street, Monday
night and stole the contents of the
cash drawers besides.a small quantity
of merchandise. There is no clue to
the robbers.
The burglary was not discovered un-
til Tuesday morning. When the store
was opened 1t was found that the cash
drawers had been rified, while the wire
screen that covered the transom over
the back door was torn loose. reveal
ing how the thieves had effected an
entrance. Two tags belonging to shirts
kept in stock were found lying on the
floor indicating that the shirts to
which they had been attached were
included in the booty carried off by
the thieves. Beyond these it is not
known whether anything was stolen
or not. In one of the cash drawers
there were 81. 20 in change in the 9TH
er were 80. The cash drawer on the
dry goods side which was closed with
a combination was broken open by the
thieves. The cash drawer in the groc-
e.; counter was not locked. In the
search for money the cash register was
also broken open, but the burglars were
not rewarded with finding anything
inside.
In order to afford ventilation the
transom over the rear door according
to custom was left open during Mon
DAY night. The transom, however, was
protected with wire screen. There
is no doubt but that the robbers were
familiar with the store and had OBJ
served the open transom. All they hat
to do was to climb to the top Of a shet
at the rear of the store, the roof o.
which reached to the transom. None
but a small-sized person, however
could have squeezed through the mar
row space above the door.
In leaving the burglars passed ou
through the rear door, which they lef
standing open. When night watchmal
Byerly passed on his beat about
o'clock he saw the door open and clos
ed it, thinking that the clerks had for
got to lock it the evening before. Thi
would fix the hour of the robber
about 8 a. m.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
HARRY LATTIrlER
WAS INJURED

Harry Lattimer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Lattimer. East Market street,
was painfully injured Tuesday while
riding horse at the farm of Philip
Mettler, Rush township.
Mr.. Lattimer was spending the day
at the Mettler farm, and during the
afternoon saddle was placed on one
of the horses for him to ride. No
sooner had the young man gained the
seat. than the animal took the bit in
his teeth and ran for the barn. AS the
horse entered the barn door Mr.. Lat
timer was swept from the horses back.
He was badly shaken up and bruised
by the fall and his most serious injury
consisted Of cut on his head that re.
quired the insertion of three stitches.
1t is wrong to be cowardly, but eau.
tion is virtue.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
Nine months
IN PRISON

JOnu w. ouyuoI Woo oOheoh0ou
by Judge Evans to nine months i'm
prisonment in the county Jail on Sat-
urday morning.
Saturday was one of the regular dates
fixed for argument court. His Honor
@. o. Evans and Associates Blee and
elliver were on the bench.
Snyder, who had been committed to
iaiI in default of bail. was brought in
to court by Sheriff Williams. District
Attorney Gearhart presented his case
to the court, explaining that Snyder
desired to take advantage of the act
of219O7 and plead guilty to the indict-
ment.
Mrs. Lucretia Snyder, the victim OF
the alleged assault, was called to the
stand. Her son, she said, has viol-
ent temper and she is afraid of him.
Snyder is a cripple, one of his legs be-
ing amputated near the hip. He Is
addicted to drink the mother, explain
ed. and it was found necessary to in
struct hotel keeperssand Others not to
sell him any liquor. On Tuesday night
he was very angry and accused his
mother Of stopping the drinks on
him. The outcome was, according to
the testimony, that he violently as
saulted his mother knocking one OF
her teeth out.
After formally pleading to the in
dictment Snyder was told to stand uI
for sentence. Judge Evans asked him
what he had to say in answer to his
mothers testimony. He replied; 81
suppose l did it, if she says so: dom
remember it.
Touching the subject of drink Judge
Evans said he would make an order
! forbidding hotel or saloon keepers te
furnish liquor to the defendant under
penalty of having their licenses revok
! ed
The court sentenced Snyder to pay
the costs of prose cution, a fine OF :
to the Commonwealth and to undergo
an Imprisonment in the county Jail To-
a period of nine months.
ACTION IN ASSUMPSIT.
The action brought by the sheriff
against the commissioners Of Montoul
county to recover board for three pri
soners committed for illegal car rid
ing was taken mp by County Solicitor
E. S. Gearhart.
The county commissioners, Mr. Gear
hart explained, allege that the act o.
1878, authorizing arrests for illegal ca
riding, fixes no legal liability on th'
county of Montour: also that the &C
is unconstitutional. The act has beel
the cause of incessant controversy. Ii
some of the counties it is ignored al
together.
Mr.. Gearhart acknowledges tina
Sheriff Williams acted in good faith
that he could not have done otherwis
than he did as he is bound by lega
commitment. There is an understand
ing between all parties, he said. and
is arranged that whatever the decision
NAV be the outcome shall not affec
the sheriff. The object in bringing
the case is merelySto test the validit
of the act.
The action was presented to the cour
in the form of case stated. The ceur
took the papers and an opinion will
probably be rendered before long.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
DIETRICH TAKEN
TO WILkES.BARRE

Under a change of venue the trial OF
Peter Dietrich for the killing Of James
A, Jones will take place at Wilkes
Barre next week. Dietrich who was
confined in the Jail at this place fol-
low ing his removal from the peniten-
tiary last spring, on Saturday after
noon was removed TO the Luzerne
county Jail by Sheriff D. @. Williams
so as to be on hand for the trial
The Luzerne county court has ar
ranged to have the case attached for
the first thing Monday. The case in
point of interest will eclipse any muir
der trial that has taken place in Luz
erne county for many II day. Ii Will
be the fourth time that Peter Dietrich
has been put on trial for the killing
of James \. Jones, which fact aside
from +. ar circumstances of the
killing l. ent to make the case
remarkable
In addition, t is regarded as GER
tain that new testimony will be in
troduced by the Commonwealth. Of
setting this, Peter Dietrich, himself,
it is said, will go upon the stand II
this proves true, that will be the first
time that the public has ever heard the
story of the tragedy from the lips OF
the defendant.
Former Judge H. NJ. Hinckley vii,
appear as private counsel for the pros
ecution and Hon. Grant Herring will
represent the defendant. Both attor
neys are legal giants and the trial ne
doubt will be a hotly contested one.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM INSTALLED

J. r. Wallize appeared before the
school board Monday eve to report that
he had completed the contract for in
stalling the electric fire drill and gen
eral fire alarm system in the four
school buildings of the borough, insur-
ing the teachers and pupils absolute
protection in case Of fire. The system
Installed in the first ward building
was tested yesterday and was found to
work perfectly. The time occupied in
vacating the building at the first trial
of the system was one minute and five
seconds.
Mr.. Fischer reported that the build
ing and repair committee had complet-
ed the extensive system of repairs ord.
cred by the school board, with the ex-
ception of the railing for the new
steps at the third ward.
Mr.. Burns reported that the curbing
and the grading at the second ward
school grounds are completed. The
directors of the second ward were com
plimented by the board on the excel
lent condition of their school grounds.
1t was the sense of the members that
the grounds of the first ward suffer by
comparison and should be improved in
like manner. No action was taken.
The question of boiling water came
up before the board Monday night. Mr..
Burns, who introduced the matter,
stated that owing to the condition OF
the river, he did not think that water
from the hydrants should be used fol
drinking without being boiled. Yet, il
is understood that at not none of
school buildings in the borough is the
water being boiled at present.
A communication WAS received from
Mr.. Savage, who sells crystal water
in town, proposing to furnish spring
water to each of the school buildingi
at 20 cents daily.
On motion of Mr.. Sechler the mat
ter was referred to the supply com
mittee with power to make contract
The question Of installing an addi
tional typewriter in the commercial
department of the high school came NJ
at the school board meeting last night
Three representatives Of type write
companies appeared before the boar'
urging the excellence Of their respec
tive machines. as follows: j, "
Griffis of the Smith Premier company
George B. Letter, of L. @. Smith 6
Brothers company: George H. Greb
of the Underwood company.
The following members were pres
ent: Pursel, Barber. Swarts, Burns
Redding, Fish, Lloyd, Fischer, Sech
ler, Heiss and Cole.
Treasurer Schram presented repoI
of finances to date, which showed
cash balance on hand of 1886 81.
The following bills were approve
for payment
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17

1t is wrong TO be cowardly, but eau.
tion is q virtue.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
FIRST FROST
OF THE SEASON

There was light frost, the first of
the season, on Tuesday night In low
places throughout the county the effect
was quite marked. the grass being
white. Other conditions were favor
able, however, and the damage done
was slight.
In this city mercury went down to
AZ degrees.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
Bachelor of SIS Weds.

After living alone for eighty five
years, Hugh McCarron, one of the
wealthiest men in Armstrong conuty,
Monday married Mrs. Annie B. Fitz-
gerald, SO years old, of Pittsburg, at
st. Richards Catholic church in that
city, Rev. Father Connor officiating.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1908-09-17
Quiet Campaign.

From present Indications 1t would
seem that the political campaign in
Danville Is to be quiet one. Up to
the present no demonstrations have
been scheduled by either party.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-12
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Die SebnHg 0entider Stnoentenfnnlt
bat befanntlih Elm llnternebmen Oes
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miro, nm ituOentiihe 9eoifationS-
gegenitdnoe aui Elm boberes fiinitle.
rides Gioeau 81 beben unO. Stnoeu-
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Qemeiniumer irudtbrtngen0er Shd-
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sur %eriilung. Suuoerte pom oelit-
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beihdftigt origingae Gutluiirie qa.
0iegen ausiibren ju lalien: 5ahlrcihc
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farngre @eoelben lein f5nutsa.