Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13

NIX & time since he was
II sentenced to put in
eighteen years of his
kSM life behind the bars
/ tK7zsFs S~k2 of the Eastern Peni-
| Ex76REs$kasS ~ tentiary for the
! rs SHB8E r. murder of a fellow
| WI4lkE EMIHs countryman, Bruno
H6kS Pizzimenti, a South
-S Ninth street Italian,
VIII appeal to the Pardon Board in
April for his freedom. Attorney Will
liam l.. Loeser, counsel for Pizzimen-
u, announced yesterday that he will
present the foreigners appeal to
FennsylNania's court of last resource
next month.
Pizziments was arrested more than
nNe years ago, with his brother Ber-
nardo, charged with having stabbed
a followed ountryman during a quar-
rel over card game. Bruno got
eighteen years. More than a wear ago
/ he obtained his release on probation,
hut a few months later he led some
rlotlng at Downingtown during
tralnmenS s strike and some property
I was destroyed. Pizzimenti was con-
Nicted there and sentenced to a brief
term in jail, after which he was re-
turned TO the States prison to serve
out the remainder of his original
U
of the convict for violation of parole.
Hargcst Trial Friday.-The trial of
John j. Hargest. Jr., the youthful
chauffeur who must answer ut March
te: m criminal court to charges of in
voluntary manslaughter. has been
fixed for Friday morning. Hargest's
case is one of more than "A dozen ad-
! ditional cases scheduled on the sup
Elemental list.
Armstrong Creek Viewers Met.
! The board of viewers appointed re-
Gently by the Dauphin County Court
10 pass upon the advisability of plac
ing a bridge across the Armstrong
creek between Fisherville and Enders,
| met on the ground to-day. They eX-
pect to have their report in shape to
| present to the court Monday.
Ready For March Quarter Sessions.
t-TipstaVes to serve at March term of
/ quarter sessions beginning Monday,
were announced to-day as follows;
John Pottorf. Robert Green, NJ. r.
Graham. Harry Matthias, Robert Hen
. derson, Elmer Urick, Samuel Lawyer,
Julius Clawson, Nathan Parker. Will
liam Stuart, John Arnold, Patrick
Kenney, Hugh McCloskey, Joshua Por-
ter. Benjamin Franklin. II. b. Hanlen,
! Richard Chellew, Carl Geohringer,
Harry Hogan, John Darrah, and Har-
ry f. Gordon.
! AANdltN - <AlilOiA5 III "
realty transfers recorded yesterday
was the sale OF 1S9 Royal Terrace
street for $4,000 by William 4. Nell
henny to Fannie McNamany. This is
the last house recently erected on the
7 terrace by Mr. McIlhenny. The same
developer will erect a couple of $1,000
houses on Market street. Other realty
transfers included: Charles w.
[ Brown, TO Washington Shaffer, III
: Royal Terrace 81: Kate j. Haas to w
. II. Farmer. HOS North Sixth street,
/ 81; ~ G. Mccoy to Samuel Shope,
Hummelstown, S2.500; c. NJ. Stein to
/ J.. NJ. Neiffer, Lykens, $500.
! Building Permits. - To-day's per-
mits included the following: J. E.Dare,
IA 2Ia story brick building. Market
street near Eighteenth. $4,000; Asam
Abramson, addition to 1107 North
Seventh street. $500; same resident
/ 351 Crescent, $3.50.
/ vt the Registers Officc.-The will
of Sarah J. McFadden. formerly of
South Hanover township, was pro-
hated to-day and letters on the estate
were issued to Frank McFadden.