Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-17

eral weeks ago.
Mr. ityan IS a member of the leather
hrm of Ryan & Prenzle, Halifax, and
Is widely known in the upper end of
the county. He is a son of Charles
Ryan. formerly cashier of the Halifax
Bank, who was shot down nearly fif-
teen years ago by Rowe and KEEPER.
the youthful bandits. The pair later
were hanged in the yard of the Dau-
phin county prison for the crime.
The Older county officials recall
some "reminiscences of years ago in
connection with the appointment of
Mr.. Ryan. His father, the Halifax
bank cashier. was member of the
Dauphin county prison board at the
time he was shot and Samuel S. Mil
Ter, now county commissioner and one
of the board who to-day elected Luther
w. to fill his fathers place on the
prison board. was member of the
jury that convicted Rowe and KEEPER
and sent them to the gallows
Wants Pay for Trees.-Suit in as
sumpsit for the recovery of bill Of
$3.50 for fruit trees was filed this
morning by Daniel G. Engle against
John S. Herr.
U. $. Court May 4.-Federal court
will be held in this city May instead
of April 81. Announcement of the
change of date was sent to Clerk
Frank Snodgrass, this city, by Fed
eral Judge Charles B. Wilmer. The
continuance is necessary because
Judge Wilmer is engaged on the bench
of the District Court of Appeals in
Philadelphia.
building Permits.-Building permits
to-day included the necessary permis-
sion to Wallace Case for the erection
OF single-story brick structure in
Susquehanna street in the rear of 1922
North Third street, which will be used
as an ice cream factory. 1t will cost
$1,000. III. j. Fornwalt got a permit
TO build an addition to 1887 North
Third street at a cost of $3.50.
TO Pay Teachers.-City Treasurer
O. M. Copelin will pay the city school
teachers Tuesday for the month OF
April. The checks will amount to
! more than $4,000.
Realty Transfers.. b. Harper to
NJ. NJ Strohm, Crescent street, $40; M
+. Snavely to Louis Cohen, 92S North
Sixth street, 81; r. r. Enders to B. b.
Drumm. 1S01-1S03 North Sixth street
$40; John P. Gohl ct al. to George r
| Bentley, Swatara, ST; William III. Sci
| bert to N. Buck, Swatara, $500; j. l.
Gingerich to Harry Swope, Hummels.
/ town, $40: j. M. Cook to John Good
| Mluule Paxton, S2T5; John Good tC
! Ferdinand Moeslein. Middle Paxton
$3.50; NJ. W. Shope to John C. Hoer.
ner, South Hanover. $500; Elizabeth
Ney to Joseph Mumma, West Han.
| over, $500: Annie Walker to Annie
! Geist, Williamstown. $500; Mary Ey.
| ans to Milton Conrad. Steelton, S395i
| G. W. Cumbler's executors to Miht
| Gustin. Bressler, $500; Carrie d
! Swonger to ID. Finefrock, Lower Pax
! ton, 500; Harry Swonger to ]. B
Hershey, Hummelstown, $4,000
No Record of Divorce; No License
Because no record of divorce al
legged to have been granted to Fred J
| Shellehamer could be found, a mar
! riage license for Shellehamer an,
Mary f. Ryan, Second and Vine streets
this city, was refused yesterday after
noon at the marriage license bureau
/ Shellehamer said he believed the di
vorce had been granted in 1902 ant
| added that he believed his first wifi,
thought so too and probably weddee
| again.
Sell Properties; Treasurer's Sale
More than 800 properties in the count,
outside the city and about forty on,
in the city will go under the sheriff
hammer August 3 at the instance o
the County Treasurer. The sale |
necessary because of the delinuuen
taxes that have accrued for 1911 ant
1912. Last year about $50 properties
were disposed of.