Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-24

among the questions scheduled for
threshing out at the midwinter session
or argument court January 27 The
list was completed yesterday after
noon by Prothonotary Harry f.
Holler.
A murder case waste have been
put on the list, but because of the
delay in preparation of the written
testimony, and the fact that Addi-
tional Law Judge McCarrell, the trial
judge, will be unable to sit, made the
continuance necessary. The appeal
for a new trial by Martin Fleming,
convicted of murder, is the case in
question.
Although Judge McCarrell was i'm
proved enough to-day to sign a couple
of orders and transact some other
bench for both desertion. support, ar
gument and probably divorce court
will be taken by Judge Henry, Leb-
anon.
Following is the argument list:
Arthur c. Mead VS.. Central Penn
sylvania Traction Company, trespass;
Frank r. Laverty VS.. John T. Ems
minger, trespass; Jacob Snyder VS..
Louise Snyder, divorce; John B. Rider
vs. Yoork Haven Water and Power
Company, trespass, all motions for
Bank, Hummelstown, VS.. Grant S.
Runkle. open judgment; Common
wealth VS.. Dollar Savings Bank, de-
murrer; Joseph H. Simmons VS.. Tri-
une Lodge, Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, Middletown, demurrer
Emanuel Rhinehart VS.. William j.
Bayles and James M. Sanders, strike
off Judgment; Cooperative Loan and
Investment Company VS.. Clara and
Henry w. Campbell, open judgment;
Auditors VS.. County, mandamus. Cold
storage cases involving the Philadel-
phia warehouse and storage compa-
nies are fixed specially for January 2S,
and the State case against III. w. Rebe
is fixed for February IL.
Wow! Here Comes the Circus. -
May so, Memorial Day, may be circus
day in Harrisburg, too. To-day the
advance agent of Ringing Brothers
circus got a permit to show In this
city, and while the date wasn't def
nitely fixed, the advance agent thought
May 80 would be the time. The per-
NIT cost s100.
Dates For County School Directors
Three sets of dates have been sug-
Rested for the annual meeting of the
Dauphin county school directors to be
held at Lykens. The dates will be
definitely fixed on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 13 and Ia, February 20 and 81
and March 6. and are the dates sug-
gested
Realty Transactions.-Real trans
fers in city and county yesterday in
cluded the following: J. ii. Koons tc
Joseph l.. Walters, Upper Paxton, $40
II. M. Neiffer to Anna M. Snyder
Riverside, $1,000; w. d. Farley to
John G. Farley, half interest, Eas
Hanover, 81; John G. Farley to VIII.
liam Farley, half interest, East Han.
over, s1,5OO; Bridget Clancy to II
Presberry, 1854 South Cameron street
1915; Benjamin Bremen to G. DiSan.
TO, 1114 North Seventh, $3.50; Isaac
Freedom to State, 1913 State, $1,250.
Probated Will.-The will of Harriet
A. Hoart was probated to-day and let.
ters weer granted to John Davis as eX.
ecutor. Mrs. Hoart was a Highspire
resident and Davis lives in Steelton.
Must Wait Year TO Wed.-Leonart
II. Diehl Herkimer county, N. Y, anC
Edith May Rhoads, Mohawk, N. Y.
were refused a marriage license this
morning by Deputy Recorder Mumms
because of the divorce conditions i'm.
posed by the State of New York upor
the woman when it's courts granted
her a divorce. The divorce decree
specifies that Mrs. Rhoads may moi
marry again for siv years. She got
the divorce five years ago.
Excepted to Auditors Account. -
In q brief ordered handed down to.
day, Additional Law Judge McCarrel
allows the exception to be made by
Thomas S. Hargest to the recent re.
port of the auditors of the account oi
Percy NJ. Chandler, receiver for the
Tradesmen Trust Comjany. The rule
will now be argued. Attorney Hargest
wanted $4,000 for services as coun-
sci to the receiver; the auditors al.
lowed him $4,000.