Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-11


over to her $3.50, the savings of her
self and husband. The association,
Mrs. Kain declares, has refused tc
turn over the money without the con-
sent of her husband
Her story is brief. April "a, 1904,
she and James M. kain were mar
rled. March 81, 1914. just a month
less than ten years later, Kain desert
ed her and eloped with one Catherine
Weaver. She hasn't seen or heard
Cf him since.
The kains, Mrs. kain says, had say
Ell about S400 In the Union Trust Com
pany and when he left he Withdrew
all their savings. Diligent search fos
the missing husband through the po-
llce has failed to bring results Mrs
KEN concludes, and she is Unable to
obtain the $93G in shares she and kain
together had saved in the sa yin:,s as
sjclG tion.
The interest in the savings concern
Is all she has-and she is in II health
nrd unable to provide for herself.
Senator Beidleman Gets Letters
Letters on the estate of Elizabeth
Keiser were issued to-day to Senator
e. E. Beidleman.
yesterday included: James A. Hoff-
man to w. j. John. Wayne township,
$4,000; E. l.. Bergstresser to Asa
Blackway, Wiconisco, 5000; j. Glenn
ence to Elizabeth Stoner, East Han
over. 500; Elizabeth Stoner pur-
chased there other properties in east
Hanover township: d. Henry, $1.420;
H. Shellenberger heirs, $500; John F.
Stoner to j. Bomgardner, East Han
over, $4,000; j. Bamgardner to Daniel
Lerch, East Hanover, $1,000; Charles
S. Boil to Samuel G. Stauffer. Pax
tang, 81.
Want to Recover Cash Register
Suit in replevin to recover a $50 cash
register was brought to-day by the
National Cash Register Company
against Charles w. Webster.
Building Perrit.-H. T.. Epply got
a permit to build ~ STORY house at
61S Camp street. to cost $4,000.
Henry To Sit.-Judge Henry, Beb-
anon, will assist Judge kunkel in
conducting April common pleas court
next week. There will be no sentences
Monday,
Plenty of Easter Brides. - Nine
marriage licenses were issued to-day
at the marriage bureau. Among them
was Harry l.. Miller. York. whose wife
died in 1910 and Elura S. Weaver.
York, who was divorced from her first
husband, Henry e. -Stroh, June 8,
1913.
TO Sell Second Street Property. -
At a brife hearing conducted by Judge
Henry, Lebanon, to-day, the Dauphn
Deposit Trust Company was appointed
guardian for George II. Killinger, an
insane man, in order that a sale of
property could be consummated with
a clear title. The property is 1873 South
Second street and will be purchased
by the Cumberland Railroad Company
to make way for the proposed subways
and freight station in South Harris
burg. The consideration was $500.
Uncle Sam Collects County Statis-
tics.--James D. Boyle, special agent
for the census bureau of the Depart
ment of Commerce, is collecting data
as to wealth, Indebtedness and taxa
ton of Dauphin county. Mr.. Boyle
will be here for several days.
Opinion i'm New Trial Cases.---A new
trial was allowed Jacob Judy, con-
victed of assault and battery, and
judgment was entered in the defend
ants favor in suit brought by Felix
Forti against Samuel Bell & Son, in
brief opinions handed down to-day by
President Judge Kunkel Forti
bought flour from man who repre-
sented himself as Bells agent; the
-four wasn't as represented; Forti tried
to hold Bell to the contract Bell said
he didn't sign it. The amount in
volved was for $5S7.87.
Silverman Brothers Enter Denial
General denial of the complaint that
he had broken his contract with Sill
verman Brothers in renting the base
ment property was filed to-day by
George b. Miller in asking that judg-
ment be opened on the ejectment pro-
ceedings.
Nomination Petitions Filed.-Simon
S. Epler, Republican, Londonderry
township, county committee, and r.
e. Early. Republican. Third precinct,
Tenth ward. city committee.
PREVENTS GRIP-CURES GRIP
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. There Is only one
"BROMO QUININE." Look for sigma