Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-25

II UN~yQL@0l0E4 Oedtn OF q Str1k1nE
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EfAHMlNHIHyNNE case is an echo of
Es2sS of the strike in the
s-.sSsi::sszss:5SIE;s vicinity of Pitts
0ezksA1zs burgh last Spring
and the claimant is refused compen-
satfon because her husband was en-
gagged in an unlawful act.
The claimant was the widow of John
Vargo. who was shot by deputy
sheriff while tearing down q fence Mt
the Edgar Thompson Steel works, at
Braddock. He was an employe of the
Carnegie Steel Company and was en-
gagged In rioting when shot. The ref
cree. Thomas ]. Dunn. finds that he
was not engaged in furthering his en-
ployer's interests
VIII Visit Gretnn.--A number of
State officials will visit Mt Gretna this
week as 1t is generally expected that
the 3rd. artilltry and the 18th. infan-
try will be ordered to the border in
short time.
No Permits For Children Com
missioner Dixon last night called at
tention OF all health officers to the fact
that Issuance of certificates of freedom
IRON infantile paralysis to children to
go out of the State should not be con-
strued to allow them to attend fairs
In other States. They can not attend
idlFs IN pennsylvania.
Meeting on Wednesday. - The new
approval committee of the State Indus
trial Board will meet here on wednes-
day for the first session.
Minister Gets Compensation. The
Kew: II. b. Long. a Carbon county
minister. has been awarded compen-
sation of $40 a week for an indefinite
period. He was injured while in his
service as pastor.
To Sit Tomorrow, - The Public
Service Commissioners will divide to-
morrow and hold two hearings. They
Will not meet here until next week
Board Adtourns. - The Compen-
sation Board adjourned at Pittsburgh
after prolonged hearings and will
meet this week to discuss decisions
Branching Again. The State
Branch Capitol Commission will meet
in Philadelphia tomorrow to talk
over the proposition to be recon-
mended to the Legislature Mayor
Smith will sit with the commission.
Mr. Garvin Herc.-Thos. II. Garvin
chief clerk of the House was at the
capitol to-day on business connected
with the opening of the Legislature.
Commission to Meet. - The COM
mission to probe the anthracite coal
prices will meet in Philadelphia this
week. E. J. Lafferty, the new COM
missioner, Will be sworn In.
Fnctory Inspection Ruling. = The
fact that all persons working for q
corporation are stockholders of the
company does not exempt the plant Of
the corporation from supervision of
the State Department of Labor and
lndustry's factory inspection service,
according to an opinion given to-day
TO Chief INSPECTOR L. r. Palmer by
General
senatorial Nominations.-Sena H
a. Thompkins, of Cambria. who is
Democratic candidate for reelection,
TO- day filed nomination paper as
Union party candidate. w. ]. Com
Johnstown. filed a Union party nomi-
nation for the First Cambria legis-
lative district. William r. Longstreet
was to-day substituted for Samuel w
Smith, Prohibition candidate for the
State Senate in the Twenty-f1fth dis
trict, composed of Potter, Mexican
and Tioga counties.
To Protect Crossing.-Notice was to-
day given TO John p. Dohoney, investi-
gator of accidents for the Public Serv-
Ice Commission. that the Northern
Central Railway had agreed to install
wigWag' signals at the grade cross
Ing at Emigsville. York county. Until
the signals are installed a watchman
will be employed
Stock lncrcaSeS.-Big increases OF
stock have been made by PHILADELPHIA
concerns, according to notices filed
here. The Grays Ferry and Fred
Schmidheiser Building and Loan AS
sociations filed notice Of increase of
capital from $1,000 900 to $4,000,
and the Hercules Cement Corporation
of stock from $1,000 to $1,500.000.
Abdul Gets Job.-Governor Brum-
baugh has appointed Abdul FAIL as
Pennsylvania commissioner of deeds
| at Kapurthala, Hindustan.
Philadelphia Asks ApprovaI-Ap-
nlicatton has been made to the Public
Service Commission for approval of
plans made by the city of Philadelphia
for bridges at Convent lane. Ashburner
Fifth and Linden streets and the Bal
timore and Ohio and Schuylkill river.
Ready for Schools.-Arrangem
are being made all over the State for
opening of schools within the next ten
DAYS. according to word coming to the
State Capitol. The State Department
of Health has not yet changed any or
ders on school opening
Attended Ceremony. Governor
Brumbaugh. who attended the cere.
mony at the laying of the cornersto one
at the Misericordia Hospital, In Phila-
delphia. expressed himself as favor
| able to a welcome of the national
guardsmen when they return from
| Mexico.
Local Increases. The Moorhead
Knitting Company. of this city, has
| filed notice of increase of debt from
| $4,000 to $4,000 and the BestoR
Underwear Company. Williamstown
of increase of stock from $4,000 te
SIS, 900.
Appointed Policeman.--W. J. Barth
of SchuyllSill county, was to-day an.
pointed q special policeman for the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway.
JorcStown Charters Up.-The Pub.
| lie Service Commission will give 6
hearing next week in the application
for charters for the Jamestown Elec.
trio and Jamestown Light, Heat anc
| Power Companies.
Governors Visitors.-Governo Brum
haugh was visited to-day by the Rev
| w. TT. Swigert, of Juniata College
Huntingdon. and Fl. a. Davis, ALTOONA
attorney.
REGRET CROSSING