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as.. z.l,nne Motlon stantcl. qusstlon,

STATS ze;uae Motion granted; questions
oer,ine.di. Order ileq., r.,.- Marion
deA.ed. With SO costs. order signed v.,
wisnrt d. Martha y. c!,y of Sew T nprk
=. Tue y; & l. COMPANY vs Herman g,ia, a.
Met. Motion granted; questions ceruheu'
Rensselaar IT, curtis. as receiver. We
Henry Davidson. Motion srsntsd: questions
ionls n Watsarstrom W. Cohen Frank
& Co Motion denied with $40 costs. order
Orton q orr IS Hamburg merikanische
Pncketfahrt Acticn Gcssllschaft tHambu.g,
American Lnel. Motion denied Win Wv
The Richardson Press vs. Joseph Wan
dergrift Motion denied, with 80 costs
CIV o. New York 49, Fidelity and Deposit
Company o; Mar land impiidd. g., M't'o"
Motion denied. with $40 costs. order nled;
rlerc .Amenna IS. Louis NcsnIs ct a..
same vs. same. Motion denied with No
''i In IA, o'q mater sf0 OF william Gibson decd
Motion granted; questions certified. ordeT
Matter O, the City OF New York tMu-
nicipai Coir, House site, Motion granted
MtKnight ct a.. impieaded SC Motion
denied, with $40 casts. order hlcd
Frederick W. Helnzer vs.. Bernard y KY.
berg ct al. APPLICATION denied. wi;h SIC
| costs order signed.
Robert l.. Davis ~. A. NJ. EnEei N 90.
( Inc App,i, alton denied. v!'h 'ie tosi'
order signed. -
solomon Brii " Reliable cloth Spong
! Ing &c. Application denied wish 80 cost
/ order signed az
/ solomon sibersteiu et al ~ Harry B.u.
/ ct pl Application granted Ord'T t.snsd
| S.awson & Hobbs vs.. Anna r Aspe.l. Ap
| p,ication denied. With $40 costs ofde'
| signed.
| Gustav Gerber Sc. the state Bank Ap
7 pilrntiOu granted. DINnr signed.
/ Peter Newman ys. Chnrics = Streeier c
! al Application denied. with $40 costs
/ order signed.
/ Jacob Grlnat vs.. Harry g. M"udetz ct al
J APPLICATION denied. vith SO costs Ordel
Jacob Cordav " Louis Weiss ct a. 40
J pliyaton denied, with $50 costs orIe
Tnderwool Typewg .er GO ". Jacob Ia K
Application denied. Win 40 costs. ord'
signed, ~
ssndhop Contracting 90. ~ John White
! ~ al Application denied, win ilu costs
! order signed. Motion for Stag denied
! with $40 costs. order nlcd.
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CHURCH TO HAVE JUBILEE.
immaculate Conception ConEreEs-
ton WIN Celebrate NnniNcrsaries.

At the Church of the Immaculate Con-
eeption. IN East Fourteenth street. there
will begin tomorrow series of celcbra-
tons commemorative of events IN the
history Of the pdrish--th. fiftieth anniver-
sary Of the founding Of tho parochial
school. the twenty eighth OF the conse-
Grafton of the church and the twenty NTH
Of the ordination of the pastor. the Very
Rev Mgr. William G. Murphy. through
whose efforts both church and school are
now entirely free from debt
The celebration will begin at II o'clock
with pontitcal high mass Tho celehrant
will be the Right Rev. T.. j. Hayes Bishop
auxiliary of New YORK.. lie VIII be as
sisted by the Rev. George + Dean, the
Rev. John +. Kelihan, the Rev. Bernard
H. Clark. the Rev William +. Hughes
and the Rev. Joseph I. Dlneen. The
preacher will be the Rev. James A. Nc
Giveny. $. j. former pupil of thu school
and now professor Of mathematics al Bos-
ton College.
On Monday at 9 o'clock there will he
memorial mass for the dead of the parish
nj which the celebrant will be the Right
Rev Mgr. John Edwards. V. c., who was
for thirty three years pastor of the
church On Tuesday at the same hour
in connection with the festival for the
school children the pastor will he the
relebrant al high mass
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APPELLATE DIVISION DECISIONS

The Appellate Division. First Depart
ment. ANNOUNCED yesterday the follow
Ing decisions:
MORN. ". roy.a. re.p;, V. Twenty
compan. =, e. .mgd, Sc. Spgl.s. iude'
FRANK It, ross. respt. vs. Lillian X. Po.s.
app!t Judgreu, and order affirmed. 40
In ;he matte OF Max Aronson ct al. a.
testameutary trustee. g., OF Jacob Aron-
son. decd. consolidated with In the matter
cree affirmed. with costs. 30 opinion. or
George ". Wheeler. app,,.. vs.. Universe,
Motor Truck Company 81 a.. respts Order
affirmed. With SO costs and Disbursements,
With leave to p,s!n'in to serve amended
| (Eaughlin. J.. dissentins) order Med
In the matter OK Frederick Dent Grant
! deceased. order affirmed with costs Ma
II q. Nogel Company. applL. vs. George
hacker Construction Company, respt. Iudg
ment affirmed, With costs. No opinion.
Eiuthsra d MccaImont as exeou,r!x. Sc
respt, W Wii'a,n tarson ct g." spplts
| demurrer and 10 answer ON payment OF
costs IN this Gourt 1 an In the court below
order affirmed. with costs. No opinion
' Richard Brevt,er. sppI,, vs.. William u
and disbursements. with leave % plaintiff "a
Withdraw demurrer ant 20 reply on payment
Of ccs;f IN mis- court ana az, "a me court be-
James l.. Matteson. respt., vs.. the Jen-
nings- Bragdon COMPANY, applt. Judgmen,
and order Affirmed, with costs. No opinion
Joseph Kravita. r.spt.. ". Central Rail.
road OF New JERSEY, appit. judgment and
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LIMITED PART>ERsHIr.


the UNDERSIGNED give motto. that
they have renew 81 the limited ras..s,, .. n
heretofore formed b. ;hcui, under suu ps,.
suant to the laws OF the Sta.e OF Nsv. lost
by them "a a. fOlloWs: ihat the name 5r
nrin under which such renewed pAr.t.arsH n
II 20 be conducted Is Mh!;ehou~s q Co.,. 'aaf
the County wherein the p-iucipH pa ~
New York. the general nature ~ the 6usi
ness intended TO be t'ansavted Il q gN.e'a'
stock brokerage business il'lud.ue '.a
dealing Ia stocks, bonds and othe- g-ru' '.s,
the city Of New York: the names Of 90 .h,
general snd special partners nterps'sa In
the said renewed pdttnershlp. Wh" a" all
house. who resides at Mtstbury. ,n 80
County 81 Nassau and state Of New 'ork.
Ftederl, T. Carey, who resides a. To 81,
PARK In the County Of orange aud S.7,s
sides In the Borough Of BruOklyu, County
of Kings and STATE Of New York. and jones
Henry Nhitehouse. Who resides ~ Iry,'E'o0.
I'm the county Of Wcs,chestcr and S.l't ~
S.w York: that the said ]. Norman Whit.
house. Frederic L. carey and Chsr.ss K
Phipard are the genera partners ard ~.
said James Henry whitshouse IS III, -D' .sl
said James Henry Nhl;-house a. srs "a
partner has contributed 30 tn. common
stock o. said renewed partnership b. ~.
sum Of One hundred ana ny, iIru.a
thirty-n-st day OF December 1914. guI 'r.
time al which the said partnership is ~ cad
D j NoRMAN wHiTEHotsE
FREDERIC i. CAREY.
CHARLES *. rnIPAEp;
J. HENRY wHIrEH6rsE
Specisl Par'n"-.
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COURT PROMISES WRIT
TO HALT N.Y., MERGER
Harlem Road stockholders Told
They Must Drop sherman
Law Charges.

In ~ opinion upholdns the complaint
H. the minority stockholders suit to pre-
vent the merger of tho New York Central
and the tev Ya.E and Harlem lines
Judge llough of tho United states District
Court promised yesterday to grant per
mancnt Injunction preventing the merger
providing the plaintiffs abandon the Sher-
man Law as basis for the action.
Tho plaintiffs are John Scott Boyd. Jr.
..Id fOu- c:ha" i..lu1.itN stockholders Of
the Harlem road. who maintain that the
prep sed consolidation would be a viola
tion Of The long Term lease unde. which
the Central acquired the use Of the Har-
LENS lines. They also maintained that
the merger would be violation Of the
antitrust act, inasmuch as Il would mean
the killing of OF possible competitor
20 the Central IN interstate commerce.
Before granting permanent injunction
Judge Hough will require that the plain
tins stand entirely on their c.n- actual
rights under the lease. He admits some
OF the sherman law allegations raised
were revclant. but advises mat the ques-
ton OF the abrOgdtiun OF the lease and
the d'sp sal "f the Harlem stock held
ny the Contra. would he matters coming
mare properly within the province OF the
Executive" II does not lie In the power
= the individual to assume the duties of
tho Attorrey.Gcne.a! AZ will he says
Tho Judge said he would grant a tenn
uordry injunction. 4 the plaintiffs 50 de-
arc, pending the final arguments in the
sui
The plaintiffs charge that William X.
Vanderbilt aud other directors used un-
ethical means TO acquire the necessary
contro. ~ twu-thlrds Of the Harlem stock
10 force the consolidation. The merger,
they say. would mean FOR them the eN-
change va stock on which they are getting
income OF 10 per cent. for stock in a
row company which could not guarantee
C.r.4in return
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100000 ASKED FOR CHURCH.
Madison Avenue Reformed ConRre-
cation Reported willing to sell.

II was reported Yesterday that the con-
gregation Of the Madison Avenue Re
formed Church. corner OF Flfty-seventh
street, will sacrifice its property for $500,
900 Il a sale can be made 10 the Central
Presbyterian Church. The property here
toforc has been held at $500. 900. A special
meeting OF the New York Presbytery has
been called TO- next Monday 70 consider
a sale OF the Contra. church and removal
TO the site on the East side.
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rORECLosJRE SAVES

-
SUPREME COCUT CuCNrY Dt ,,v
Is Executors, ctc.. Plaintiff. as. u. ~ i;"e5
Realty Company ana another. Deft'r... To"
In purSuBucc OF ludgin 'At y; ta.,, g...-,
ana sac. duly made snI cu.s.rt b. 10
i0th day OF percmber lalt J, TIE IN ~.
signed. The rt.e.es la s.ld JausIas4, .s.a.s
vii ss;i VI public suction ~ 'Ne SvrS"..
Saiesroom. No lt.l6 Nesr. S,sce.
borough ~ Manhattan, CITY o; So a..
on the 2isi day % Ianusr,. l1it :,
MAYEES Aucttone'r the premise u.-.. a.
b. said Judgment 10. be to.I ana s-eia
described a. 'enows: Ali, that ,e't.'s "a.
p!ece. ~ parcel o. laud wen he 54 -,
Wing and being IN th- Borough az Ma,
haitian tity - Ner Work bnvrGa.
sorinsd -. follow: BEGtSNtNu r. ~,
an the southern giJr % iosth S,re,i "a. .s,.,
inierset ton % the sou'herly side %. *
street with the eas'Nr'y sidN %, T. g., 1.
Drive. running thence .southo-. p.i, 81
with niyc-sids p7!vc and per- 81 .'s 49,.
In. Of tho block; 'honVe esS,e-.y ain III
centre line ~ the block setehteea as -
thence northerly as .I "a -elit' "'' i'' L.
Side Drive ote hundred 900, feet ,,. ,o
Street and thence westerly along the ias. a'
etly side OF lOsth Street seventeen t'5, .e,,
TO The poin; or place % beginning
Dated, New York. Dectmbe. go. 't'i
rIALsEY KiERNAN d. 0'KEGi'r'ia A.,,.
haitian New No'K Cl'y
Tat following u diagram NJ -. q n.
er:y 20 ge sod; Hs street Nun.o . -
Wss' i0Gth Street:
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HAVEAfEYER EMILE DE Loosely In
PURSUANCE OF an order OF Honorable Iola
Cohalan, "A Surrogate Of the County % Seu
YORK NOTICE In hereby given to all person.,
Havemeyer, late OF the County OF Bergen
Stats o. New jersey, deceased, TO prese I
tn. same with vouchers thereof 70 N. sub
seribers az their place OF trRusactinF bu'i.
ness. No. &c Cortlandt street, IN the C.is %
next Dated. New York. the "a day OF he
cember. 1910 THEODORE A. HAVE
MEYER WILLIAM BrTLEn DuNCAN ~.
McILVAINE Attorneys for Executors, -
William street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
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~ PURSUANCE OF an order Of Honorab.
John y. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York NOTICE Is hereby given 20 ell
pereons having claims agains. j. Morgan
Howe late OF the County OF Sew York %
ceased. to present the same with voucher,
thereof 80 the subscribers a. their Ilac. ~
trRusacting business al tho office Of il'r
attorney, Hector w Thomas, ~ Cedar s;ie'.
borough Of Manhattan. in the cry ~ ~"
York on or before the :2nd day ~ Junt
next
Dated New York, December T. lti,
MORGAN X. HONk.
EMILY PAINE HOWE
fecNtr.s
HECTOR ". THOMAS. Attorney for "a
euutors ~ Cedar street. MaihattaH. ""
York CITY.
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rANAMA ant West Indies Cruises. Thre.
United Fruit Company, ~ Battery Place, n Y,
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sTUApr WILLIAM wH1rEwnIGH-

STUART WILLIAM WHITEWHGHI IN.
pursuance NJ Al order o. Hon John !. q"
halan, a Surrogate ~ the COUNTY or N-'
York notice Is hercby given 20 an pe'So..'
having claims sKdinst William NhithN"in
stuart, late OF Barcelona, Kingdom or Hp'N
deceased to presNn, the same Win yol -
thereof. to the subscriber. a. his p'nt' o.
traasscting business No. Hert"' >'I',
Manhattan Borough, New york CT on o.
before July ~. 1915 Dated. 81" ~. 2
January 80. 1915. EDWIN g puSENBlE
Ancllla-y Administrator EDSON SAW
MIS- Attorney for AdministIator, Ees'"
street, New York CIT.
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an order Or Honorable Robe-t llt o.
Fowler, a Surrogate ~ tn. COUNTY o. NsN
York NOTICE Is hereby given 20 al p,
son. late OF the County Of New YORK de
ceased to present the same with Nop'a'
thereof to the subscriber, at his pa"
trhusaetlng business No. Rector Sifet
IN the. city. OF Naw YORK, on or before
York the loth dAy ~ December -
CHARLES T.. I.YDEGEEH, Execute LEL'l.
* iYpECKER. AttOroeS for Executor.
Rector St. New York CNT
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OLD DOMINION LINE
To all points South and West Ever ws.l5.
p ~. Pier IS North River. Tel 5000 FrsnkIin.
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----->--~-,s-
HAYS l. ST HIN pursuance Of IN
order OF HONORABLE ROBERT LUDLOW
BOWLER, a Surrogate Of the County o. N-v
sons having claims against l.. 81. JOIIN
HAYS. late OF the County Of New. To-k
deceased, to present the same with youoN" F,
thereof TO the subscribers at the!r poe ~
business. ot the office % FOLcN
& POWELL, No. "OG BroadWay. IN ID.
BoroIEh OF Manhattan. city OF Ne" York
on or before the 3rd day OF July, neN'.
Dated, Now York. the 3lst day OF u.
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FOLEY & POWELL. Attorneys for ENt u.
tors, 200 BroadVaE Manhattan, Ne"
York CITY, y. y
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AUTOM OBILE
EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILE .Aho N0IoK THUoA /"

MEN Dl,SlRlNG 70 Ri TRAINED 80
motor truck otkrrs Or ChdufruTs cav =
fun information. without M phliEn'ioH
expense, b. talking with r. { Ms%p2"'J
Saturday evening ~ the West Sl1H
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Owners aud Chsureurs Courses
Y. II. &. \. Alto SCHOOL,
Largest and BEST IN Erooklyr
HooKI.ET And VISITORS PASS ELh
llU Bedford Ave, Bro0Alre
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STUDYING The MISSOURI
Water Resources Of Entire River Basin
Being Investigated by United
States Geological Survey

Washington, D. c., March IA sys-
tematic study of Missouri River and it's
tributaries is being carried ON by the
United States Geological Survey. Con-
sidering the varied character of the
streams of the Missouri River basin and
their great economic value for irriga-
ton, power, and other purposes, the in
vestigation is one of the highest inn
portance.
The water supply of this great drain
age area is the subject of publiea-
tion recently issued by the Geological
Survey, entitled "Surface Water Sup
ply of the Missouri River Basin, 1912"
(Water-Supply Paper $3.50, by w. A.
Lamb, Robert Follansbee, and II. d.
Padgett This report contains the rec
ords of flow at 1870 permanent stations
of the Survey during the year 1912,
data which are necessary to every form
of water development, whether it be
water power, navigation, irrigation, or
domestic water supply. Some of the
tributary streams are exceedingly var
liable in flow; others, like the NiObrara
in Nebraska, are remarkably uniform.
The Missouri proper is formed in
southwestern Montana by the junction
of three streams which were discov-
cred by Lewis and Clark in 1906 and
were named by them Jefferson, Madison
and Gallatin rivers. OF these three
Jefferson River drains the largest area
and is considered the continuation of
the main stream. This part of Mon
tana is mountainous and affords many
excellent water-power Sites Among
the principal tributaries of the Missouri
are the Marias, Musselshell, Yellow
stone, Cheyenne, Platte and Kansas.
The western part of the basin is in the
arid belt and the eastern part is in the
semiarid and humid regions.
Ten States of the Union are drained
in part by Missouri River. Rising at
the Red Rock Lakes, at an elevation of
500 feet above sea level, this stream
descends through the Rocky Mountains
and emerges on the broad prairie land
a few miles below the city of Great
Falls, Mont. From that point it is ac-
counted navigable stream with an
easy grade, and in passing through the
Dakotas and along the borders of Ne
braska, Kansas and Iowa it receives the
flow of great tributaries, so that as it
crosses the State of Missouri and joins
the Mississippi a short distance above
st. Louis it becomes one of the large
rivers Of the world. It's total drainage
area is about $4,000 square miles in
extent and comprises, in addition to the
States above mentioned, large areas in
Wyoming and Colorado and smaller
area in the southwestern part of Mime
sofa.
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JUDGES ANGER SALOON FOES
Anti-Liquor Forces Threaten to Begin
Impeachment Proceedings

Middleburg, Pa, March 1.-Alleg-
ing that Associate Judges J. Frank
Keller and Joseph Hendricks, of Selins-
grove, exceeded their authority in
granting four liquor licenses last Sat
urday and overruling President Judge
Albert w. Johnson, of Snyder county,
the anti-saloon forces declare that i'm.
Peachment proceedings will be insti-
tuted to oust the Judges from their
office.
After celebrating since February 12
on license applications from Beaver
town, Beaver Springs, Shamokin Dam
and Port Treverton, which were held
up because of alleged violations of the
liquor laws, the Associate Judges Satur-
day granted all four of the licenses over
Judge johnson s head.
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TROOPERS KILL RIOT LEADER
Battle Opened by Foreigner Beating
Woman With Poker

Washington, Pa, March IA negro
desperate supposed to be Charles Smith,
3 years of age, is dead; State Trooper
Charles Nicholson is dying in Pitts
burgh Hospital and several citizens are
suffering from minor wounds, as a re-
suit of a pitched battle, following a
riot on the outskirts of the new man.
ufacturing town OF Langeloth, near
here, the model town to which the late
Jacob Langeloth, of New York, left
100000.
The trouble which resulted in the
tragedy had its beginning in the beat
ing of woman by drunken foreign
er. Smith, the man later killed, was
not concerned in the initial trouble, but
later became the leader of mob which
battled the State police, who had been
called.
Early yesterday morning State troop
ers were called to a foreign settlement
near Langeloth by report of riot. On
arriving they found that general fight
had been started by a drunken alien
attacking foreign woman with a pok-
er andl beating her almost to death.
The arrival of the State troopers seem
ed the signal for still further out
break
Holding the maddened foreigners in
check as best they might, Corporal
Mauk and Troopers Nicholson and Me-
Cormiek started on a search for the
man who had welded the poker. They
were succeeding in their effort to quiet
the foreigners when suddenly Smith, a
giant of man, appeared on the scene.
Smith was armed with two heavy re-
volvers and, running out into the front
of the mob of foreigners, he yelled at
them to charge the three troopers. The
lines of the foreigners came together
with some system and a disastrous
| charge seemed imminent
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ORCHARD DEMONSTRATIONS
Program for Dauphin and Nearby Coun-
ties Next Week


The second week of orchard dem
onstrations and general instructive and
educational work under the auspices OF
the State Agricultural Department will
begin next week. The following is the
program for Dauphin and nearby coun'
ties:
Dauphin County--S. w. Kerr, dem.
onstrator, Wednesday, March 10, A. M
Hoffman, Enterline; Friday, March r.
Middletown Orphanage, Middletown.
Cumberland-E. F. Pierce, demon.
strator; Friday, March IL, G. Arthur
Rea, MELVILLE.
Juniata-J. S. HIGHLANDER demon.
strator; Monday, March s., Thad. Mus
ser, McAllisterville; Wednesday, March
10, s. A. Robinson, Port Royal.
Lancaster-E. G. Bowers, demonstra-
tor; Monday, March 8, Elizabethtown
College, Elizabethtown; Wednesday,
March 10, c. B. Snyder, Ephrata, r.
No. L. Friday, March II, DR.. j. E.
Hostetter, Gap, R. No. 1.
Wednesday, March 10, D. Clarence ia
cobs, Gettysburg, R. No. 5.
Lebanon-S. w. Kerr, demonstrator
Monday, March s., Ira A. N. Click, Mt
Zion.
York;. F. Pierce, demonstration
Monday, March s, Albert Shorb, Han
over, r. No. 2.
Miffiin-J. S. HIGHLANDER, demonstra-
tor; Friday, March IL, Thurston Lid
dick, Lewistown.
Bedford-R. P. Madore, demonstra.
tor; Thursday, March IL, w. s. Madore,
Hyndman; Friday, March 12, Levi VOL
ford, Buffalo Mills.
Snyder-T. G. Foster, demonstrator
Monday, March s, w. G. Snyder, Beav.
ertown; Wednesday, March 10, w. w
Bruner, Paxtonville.
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DOCTORS HOME BURNS
Residence Valued at $4,000 Destroyed
by Fire

Williamsport, Pa, March 1.-The
large home of DR.. S. S. Koser, on
Grampian boulevard. was totally de-
stroyed by fire of unknown origin
early yesterday morning. Six persons,
including the surgeon s family and
servants, escaped from the burning
structure in their night clothes. The
loss is about $4,000.
Escape for two women down the
stairway was cut off and they climbed
to the porch roofs and gained the
ground by means of ropes made of bed
clothes. The fire was discovered bv
DR.. Koser when he arose carly, and at
that time had spread through the
house. Jewels valued at $4,000 were
lost.
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ARREST FAKE EVANGELIST
Boy of 10 Says He Had Easy Time
Travelling Over Country

Reading, Pa, March AFTER travel
ing through many States during the last
six months, earning living by singing
in moving picture houses during the
week and denouncing them and card
playing and dancing when he played
evangelist on Sundays, James Miller,
16 years old, of this city, was lodged
in Jail here yesterday following his ar
rest at Nazareth, Pa, at the instance
of his sister, Mrs. Phoebe Focht, who
charges him with larcency of 800
worth of furniture and money from her
home.
Miller's one regret was that he could
not 60 to church yesterday and use the
well-worn Bible which he exhibited. He
said he had travelled all over the coun-
try and had an easy time of it playing
evangelist.
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BOY SCOUT CRUSHED TO DEATH
Lumber Pile Falls On Him While
Searching for Hickory Story

Ashland, Pa, March Harold, The
14-year-old son of Charles Goyne, a
wealthy foundry owner of this town,
with number of scout boy companions
made a trip on the mountain late Sat
urdav afternoon, and on the way home
Master Goyne left his companions, tell
ing them he was going to look for a
piece of hickory. AS he failed to return
to his home for his evening meal his
parents became alarmed.
The police were notified and posse
organized. Yesterday morning his
mangled body was found crushed to
death under a pile Of lumber in Wald-
ners lumber yard on the outskirts,
where the boy evidently went in search
of the piece of hickory when the lum-
ber fell upon him.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-01
5000 OPEN BIG REVIVAL
hcaster Delegations March as Pre-
lude to Slough Campaign

Lancaster, Pa, March 1.-Lancaster
messed remarkable religious dem
tratiop yesterday afternoon, the
atest in its history, which occurred
Fhe tabernacle built for the six.week
|ugh evangelistic campaign, which
|ns next Sunday. The auditorium,
b seating capacity for 5000, was
pnged.
Freat delegations marched from
|ry cooperating church, hundreds of
dren carrying small American flags,
line. A chorus of 1900 voices led
singing.
he meeting, preliminary to the cam
sn, was addressed by Billy Shannon
Miss Dora Cain, of the Slough
ty, and the Rev. f. A. Bawden and
Z. S. Snyder, of Lancaster.