The Ambler Gazette 19010704

              the ambler gazette vol xix.-no 30 ambler pa july 4 1jmu 82.25 a yeah norristown * letter weekly review of recent happenings by old friend artitniuiii of mm lsgtolalnrc upiinrp«tloii af tlie i'cklalntlvr oiill !'¦«• f ilnw n anil itnlien l>«rrl<ml tin inn itiirciin onrt i il>'il.l kiik'ikii utltg !¦•¦¦, norristown i'ii inly i 1901 tin little i eut a big figure again in the oft repeated history or the nihni po tent unit when the other day the leg islature discovered that an appropria tion of 26,000 to bay or repair a boat he harbor mastu had by i little involuntary evolution of the tpyes made the item read fl2o,000 typographical error oh for the perversity of things inanimatel 1600 will buy a good boat but the appropriation bill brings jo light also new institatloni,unneard of before about as obscure as the boat bill or the boat itself 125,000 were given to the garfetaon hospital linallv located by the keen svent of a philadelphia re porter to be at eighteenth and uiitten wood streets philadelphia them was h watchman there when the discovery whp made but no resident physician or anv specimen nf buffering humanity it must be a successful hospital to cure all the applicants as fast as they come anil send them home wholeand purified it averts all pestilence suffering and bad dreams or dreamless nights the magnificent speech of william scott president of the pennsylvania liar association at liedford mi inetdav the 25th inst is so full of sound states manship and common sense that it reads like a sermon to sinners especially his remarks on the usurpations of legisla tive craft the ledger of philadelphia gave it to us on wednesday but it was conspicuously absent from the times and inquirer in the latter we did not expert to find it but it should have been in all the newspapers of the me tropolis of the state there is one dis tinction by which a great newspaper may always be known it will give all the news and will not be afraid to pub lish the utterances of great men whether they be agreeable to the editor or di rectly opposite to his views its sub stance is news no man must buy his honor with his conscience of course j^there are the brutes that wear our form and face the were wolves of the human race — that utter slander or pub lic scandal but i am not reckoning of them i listened to ilowell cobb with great pleasure and profit when in was tho orator of a great democratic meet ing in norristown though i am oppos ed to all the tenets of his platform there was something to learn from sur.h a man the nf york sun showed its as cendency over the low level of the po litical palaver of the times when it daied the day after the lection to all the <+! e rf'pnblfesn journals claim ed the lat rv election this was truth magnanimity and no the blindness or blatanty of narrow partisanship the sun gained a reputation for absolute ac curacy in its news department while it maintained its integrity and fidelity to its party and matchless leader i do not claim to be in the category of the great but humble as 1 am i churn the right to tell the judge or the legis lator or the governor when i think he is in error and will endeavor to forti fy my position bv reason und authority a subject much discussed now by the smart set in the profession is whether or not judges should wear gowns bar associations take action no doubt often at the suggestion of judges who would distinguish them selves by their clothes but it seems to me that judges should have heud and hearts and men whose forms robed or unrobed do all the impress wear of one divine and wliose lustre should out shine all the silks manufactured since the time of aristotle where the rich fabrics were woven on the island of cos the justices of our supreme court have never appeared bo much like men of significance dignity authority and power as they did under the old regime now thev look like monks or monsters seeking to cover some deformity under cover of a superabundant gown think > of gibson black woodward nhars wood lowrie lteed agnew and mer cer wrapt in black overdress and scarcely ijible to move without tripping or stumbling into their places toe world turns with horror from the aspect of the judges as they now appear upon the bench in that long dark solemn row of black as if hung all over in mourning for their great predecessors if the gowns are worn in sorrow for departed greatness it is well hon henry hall of allegheny gave the house at llamsburg some lessons in history which the people will not forget about the increase of judges one pregnant sentence lie uttered was : there are in pennsylvania more judg es than there are in kngland ireland and scotland with their 38,000,000 m\t ulation this i something to think about ii clay evaim commissioner of pan nions is an uble honest hardworked and yet much abused man 1 have much correspondence with that department of our government i believe him to he the right nmn in thai position in any responsible position and with all hon est attorneys practising before his foium he will deal with intelligent discretion wisdom and in good form politely candidly and according to law justly the law is much to blame hut how tan lie revise improve extend redeikj or over rule the united states statutes pensions are the demands of patriotism 11 a man is competent he is elected or appointed to omoe fo his patriotic duty performed in the hour of tin na p n's peril but privates are rewarded ' with pensions hut the work of the pension bureau is immense thousands of clerks are employed many of them in spite of nil the vigilance the ohief can bestow grow careless and v«n impudent par ly it appi incorrectly delay answering mil for need lem changes nnd # unfortunates such stages of procrastina tlun.and with snch persistent malapro pos management or mismanagement bring discredit upon the department it self yon iniiibi as well blame our judges for acts f lynching in th 	 nn tv si lo blame mr kv.ins nt these bad practice and banality existing among the employes in the pension depart ment the people do nol know how to heir complaints before mi evans for personal examination li we conid have him hen and show him the letters we receive wherein his suli'ird illmtes carelessly spell the dame oi carelessly answer letters long neglected lie could cm these defects in the fcnier and save the department ranch opprobrium in having congressmen to look after mutters who will take tin lime ami have the patience lo follow op applications too long iineiastitiateil pensioners girt if the force is insufficient much relief or inet be ropphth or inefficient the prompt remedy should tit don't blame ii clay evans lint the long statute jnsl enacted by the legislature at the suggestion of philadel pnla lawyers is all well enough but our common law und statutes hitherto in force had settled the law of negoti able paper i do not like new statutory aw on id and settled practise for the statute is like a tyrant when he comes lie makes all void but the com 	 ii law is like a parent makes void only that part where the fault is and preserves the rest 2 miles tio the law of protest has been settled ever since nixon vs long i i dallas li and the judges who rendered the decision were nol learned in the law or admitted to the bar it is adopted as common sense a singular ease occurred hex last we'ek a man was arrested lor viola tion of the english language the lan guage of the country he had a two horse wagon and was hauling cakes for sale on the side of the wagon was painted a senl and in the scroll were printed i n e r s e a l he was asked to explain lie said it was inner seal — the seal was inside and the finding of the seal was proof that the cakes were the genuine article he was informed that he was now in an educat ed community which required corn form it y to the laws of the language i stands for the pronoun invseif and ner for nearer but if he in tends the inscription for inner he must spell it inner and not iner he was simply reprimanded for contempt of the common school system and dismiss ed with the admonition to get some school boy to write for his artist before he starts out again to visit norristown with a painted wagon i gained a case for ivratz of franconia who liled ex ceptions that no notice was given according to law a it was published in a german newsjaspel judge chap man derided against me but on appeal to the supreme jpovn i tiiat tribunal decid ed in my gflhajftiat where notii uried t<fl polished it must ' by act of " assembly lo on twblr hed in german or any other langnagi . and that franconia road rase is now a lead ing authority the revolution set on foot in phila delphia by the renomination of rother m el for district-attorney is an ' outburst of feeling engendered by the domineer ing political powers there was no other way open just now for the ex pression of public sentiment than just this one there must be u voice wl;en there is a grievance the reading strikers argument sent to george f bear esq now presi dent of the reading railway system is very convincing and mr bear has made the same mistake that poor frank iowen made when he surrendered up a lucrative and congenial profession to be come the standard bearer of a vast cor poration so much involved in grave res ponsibilities of its own it is enough to drive anyone to desperation and death ns it did mr gowen old friend lmmilule a hag raising at the treniont house on last thursday evening was largely attended besides there were various races such as a potato race a foot race a bag race and the carrying of eggs on a hat plate for 100 feel distance the rain here on last thursday after noon copious and very acceptable broke an incipient drought the news of actual work beginning on the trolley line south of north wales is hailed here with much satis faction when completed to chestnut hill the road will have more south bound travel from lansdale than north bound the lausdale and norristown trolley company intend to liuve a branch built from west point to north wales onter ing the latter place on walnut street the difficulty in connecting the two places is to get across the stony creek steam railroad this cannot well be done except by a roundabout course there was no bas«ball here on satur day our athletics went down to north wales and were defeated h to 3 the tent meetings have been well at tended and will continue all the pres ent week last week three converts were reported the preachers so far have been kovh amthoi and johnson of this borough bicycle jhonnie is not a man but a knowing horse lie wah here on saturday and went around a mile track in if 1 this was not so remarkable but then lie did it on bis own hook having neither driver not rider two lansdale teachers lake schools in lluttield township these are alvin c kriebe.1 and jmisi alverda llerber lieimer , ' one inorre shoemaker has opened busiuess here this is john wom dustine avenue l.ansdale lias three times as many people as it had in lim than it pop illation was 1053 — the cheltenham public school closed on friday june 26 the commence ment axerclsm were held the same day street lights vetoed ammer council prevented from giv ing contract to lowest bidder orillmiiici i'hiu to pat r ihs vi-»o iiitmiii i iii.tion company emoted ms month i:«teii«iini t.i compltts ii»n l — rcgnlar monthly masting mill pam the vein power of the burgess was ex itcised fur the liist time in ambler hist monday evening when burgess he turned to council without in approval the contract and ordinance giving the proposed montgomery county lighting company the live-year contract to light atnblei borough street with liio 2ft ciiiilli p'nvci lights at 820 per year burning all night and every night with the lire hoose and borough chain bei lights free the attempt al pa over till veto failed because nf the sl.'ite law which designates that in boroiil'h councils nf irss than nine members it shall be necessary to have an allinniit ive vole of one more than two-thirds to puss a measure over the veto of the burgess the temperature of council chamber registered about 110 degrees when 1'resi dent kramer called the n 	 iben to ol der ats in clerk i avis read the minutes of junes 10 17 and 20 which were approved mr acuff of the finance committee reported pin-ness on the refunding plan and said as money is higher at present it might be well to make further inves tigation lie urged refunding as a neces sary step towards saving interest money to the borough mr knight of the borough highway committee reported streets in good order drainage on orange avenue hav ing been attended to satisfactorily and conditions much improved mr acuff of the law and order com mittee reported that the officer had made three arrests last month he further stated that the borough officer requested a week's vacation commencing with july 5 the request was granted the borough to secure a substitute mr knight of the fire committee reported that a test of the tire engines had been made by john mccool john signs herman kenner and herman weber at an expense of 1 each and the machines placed in thorough condition mr knight suggested that an appro priation of 50 be made the company a set of books for the firemen were or deied purchased mr kramer of the special railway committee reported having receivi letter froui lr voorhees of the ruii road stating that the company would be willing to go ahead with their ¦¦ lorougb ]«.- • the neces sary ordinance to vacate the streets the crossings mr acufl liai the chairman seek an in 1 company ed with the work if council takes the steps as suggested the treasurer reported as follows dk june 3 cash balance 	 8285 94 " 4 benton 8 russell bld'r permit 2 00 11 4 " " " " " " 4 albert beck •' " 37.b.e block license 2 00 2 00 1 00 5 00 jr m juue3 orders granted 	 j yc 60 july 1 cash balance 	 201 44 9297 94 collector neeman notified council that he would have about 2.r>0 addition al taxes to turn over to the treasurer later in the week on motion mr hugh e crillv man ager of the inland traction company took the floor and asked for an exten sion of six months to complete the trol ley road in ambler he stated that the line could be laid in the borough in two weeks but as the ordinace culls for operation it might require four months the ordinance was unanimously passed as presented an ordinance granting the use of l.iiulenwold avenue and the pike to the western borough line was presented by the ambler and jenkmtown street rail way company it was read and referred to the president of council and chair man of the highway committee for con sideration and investigation to report at a later meeting hon william f solly tendered his hill of 2 for professional services dur ing the period.of hissolicitorship the bill was ordered paid mr knight presented an ordinance of the keystone telephone company re questing a franchise which was read mr ilibbitt of the company was pres ent and made a few remarks the ordinance was referred to the highway committee for consideration and report the following letter was received from kuigess liex to the town council borough of ambler ri vii.emen ; 1 return herewith the proposed onliuunce krumlng to k c clay heury m blake ailolph keiuicr james k cutler and jordun h seeley iuo.rihjratorsoj the proposed montgomery county lighting company the privilege of erecting poles aud running wires for nupplyiug electric light heat und lower in the liorough of ambler also the proposed ordinance for the lighting of tliu ttreeta of the borough of ambler for u period of 3 f years by e c i'lay heury si blake nlph keiuier janiefc e cutler and jordan e seeley incorporatoim of the pro)x>sed montgomery < minty lighting company both nf which puuhud your fiouorabwbody june 30th lswi aim sub mitted to uie j urn 2hst l'jui without my approval 1 feel in duty iiquiui to explain uiy reason or pursuing this course after having glvun careful i moderation aud having made iierwjnal inve ugatiou us to tin uceda of our borough for street lighting f approved the lirat named ordinance would give tothe liii'iirimiutuia if the proposed mont gomery l.'ou>jtv lighting eouipuiiy hie privilege of erecting point necessary for luu borough's light ing with other psrhapt i miierdul lighting a i view this matter the borough hauuuw erect ed and provided for within the limits uf the same uuincl«oi pole to satisfy the ciliieas for some time to come the trolley company will have to mid iiuite a lame dumber to thaw now erected and 1 full to see th i any more at this ipecially electric rewarding the p»'i|"..v--d lighting ordinance i ieel tlial tucli u inettmiic i uncalled for town council tutu from time h time claimed thut the former light ervico coot the borough too high a figure and that the lights were not of \ sufficient brilliancy k>r ihe amount expended i'ai ttala ii reimu»tn me to bi , laucen ami compel qui luxpayert to submit in the service i i f.iil '.. ¦ ¦ n and in tie ' entn • nii'l tli a ¦ if our iliti fl!;il ' ¦ tern if tii'.1 arc light i i ll'trncei i ther they wll t 1 1 y of our town bv the i iil<l hare llitht when i v ¦ ¦ ivotufl o knowing tlmt our exp loeren<lng f'ir the benefit of others elturt i mmli to jlv our citizen good ifu-lit when it i i •¦. ill irlndly co-opet»te with u i cannot a mfelentlomli i the b trough vill not reci ¦ l tlmt i tiiiv im i in jenkintown which sir'1 ramitherj by the mnklntot . it is nndemrxyi that the incorporatomoftne propo«e'l moittunniery county lighting company will recure -^ power or current e lenklntown company and thatthe ser mce there i not the kind that ambler need i nh tmvp reliable information from latljoro ii is iii-o lighted iiy tin jenkintown re ton faint for str«"t mcll to award a five ¦ i nt itttitiiil would hii'i other of our neighboring towrjfl who use to ikoiovp tlmt we hti'i formed n determination to ind t inivc nnthiiir to il ¦¦ th i rrjr progrentilve t also fall to we the nood thai wrnii'l be acconpllflhed by taking the nti 	 i bluing from a reliable home company who hve their money invested in out town and who hav iiihiiv acted in a liberal manner providing that th".v have the interest of nur town before i ind lait.but not least are respectful citizens of the ciriiiinunity f the arc ana meter system . lukkested.meetfl with your approval the ou can come to terms with a genuine relint.le company the better it will be for our tax yen whiit vintiu'i needs blight ithasbeen ¦ i llghl or several months him it behoov es oiiuncii to fumi'-h liirht it is unnecessary to wait three or four months rimucll may use their nwn pleasure however in this respect if believe that i am in error in my hhgment you fully know your duty uii'l i mf we you to act us in your judgment will serve the borotish'n interest best k.^n tfully phaon j rex july l-t l'.kh uhlef burgess mr knight moved and mr davis econded that ordinances xns 71 and 75 be now passed over the veto of the burgess and he requested the aye and riay vote • mi rose said if the bid had been presented by a company that had tangi ble existence instead of by we know not what he would favor it if they would come incorporated lie would be only too willing to vote in favor of their contract theliorough is an incorpor ated body and has assests and when it sign a contract it then has tangible ex istence i am not in favor said mr rose of paying the home company more than other bids if ambler bor ough contracts to buy current from the montgomery county lighting com vyhieh lias no tangible existence hich is to buy current of the jenk tx company then how nuch r should others buy direct utf said the previous speaker itc in generalities the bids tfered in good faith and the gejft'tuen comprising the proposed coin ling to put up a sufficient . h ch ia to be ibsolutely ac the borough ose did not question the indi . - isibility of the gentlemen . in ing he proposed company but :< i';u-t that the company s istence zju ai made no ' be binding on the borough if the other party failed to carry out its provision mr craft doubted that current could be run from jenkintown to ambler and yet give satisfactory service mr acufl said it was specified in the contract that the borough must have standard service and mr kramer add ed that the bond could be forfeited if service was not up to contract mr rose failed to see why jenkin town light company should enter a bid and then switch off to another com pany he said if the jenkintown com pany enters a bid of six cents per kilo wat he stands favorable to vote to award them the contract mr acuff said the individual guaran tee of each member together with their individual resources is back of the bid and lie considered it a good security on the passage of ordinance no 74 over the veto the vote stood : no craft rose yes davis knight kramer acuff the chairman declared the mo tion lost on ordinance no 7.r the vote stood no craft rose yes davis knight kramer acuff motion lost by permission mr william j devine addressed council relative to the use of l the streetb for a parade during the an | niial session of the state body of the knights of the mystic chain com mencing on sept 10 the permission was unanimously granted the following bills were ordered paid : jaines h bolleau borough officer 	 $ sfj oo daniel liowlin 	 88 so ieo b couway 	 49 60 dyre brothers 	 1d2 1 on motion the ambler fife and drum corps was given the use of the council chamber for practise two nights per week at such times as do not conflict with the regular or special meetings of council mr 8 a faust addressed council in quiring whether he should deal with the borough or the trolley company in reference to grading down butler ave nue in front of his residence he said the grading would destroy his entrance but that he is in favor of the line and isi willing to bear a part of the expense the matter was referred to the highway committee to take care of mr faust's entrance a between the trolley company and the proper grade of the street es tablished by council mr knight stated that mr alex knight sr.,liad about prepared releases for curtain streets on his property and desired same accepted by council at an early date he llierefnte moved to ad journ until monday evening july 15 of laucu*tervillti mr alfred betson and wife o kiankfnid spent sunday with jason t lintler and wilt . miss nellio uerhart is spending u few weeks at darby pa mr george b campbell and wife mr arthur mark lev and wife and mr a dfennen ail(l w''e attended a sur jiiim party nn saturday evening given in honor of sir joseph btempl u l>e inu hih 78th birthday our neighbor mi qeojrut scliatlcr has theflnstl field of corn id the village mr arthui m.ukley and wife hjiciit sunday at prospfirtyille progress of the trolley inland traction company receiving quantities of material \ paw ketemm tet to obtain dr dmrahtn glenside and around ramtmli partlmmmfi mi ttnthnafci v.y i of interest f ph elphia roden int wink in iiiiiiiim . itatnorn vtth i imtrlbntlon ii i lie w.irklnili it is expected that active operations in t'.ic roadbed oi the trolley company thr<>ii'_'!i ambler ill be commenced this week the ties rails t'n-h platee ind bricks have been distribnted along i nt - lei avenue and arrangements have completed for ih housing of the italian workmen in the old berkneimer barn at valley some interior changes have been made in the strnctnre so thai the men will he lodged therein while the work in and abrmt ambler is under way by contract between the borough unit the trolley company it is agreed l v t!i latter to grade and macadamize but ler avenue from rose valley t mndt-n wold avenue which will mean the grad ing of about three feet of the hill . 1 1 1 . t slung up the hollow level with the bridge over rose valley creek huge io-foot girdei rails weighing about n ton each have been distributed aloiit the street went of liildeinv ld and flsn plates and ties are piled all along < n smith main street a 80-fool girder rail i.s used vitrified bricks to pave be tween the rails and for is inches out side are piled along the pavement fish plates are distributed along bethlehem pike from north wales to wheel pump while 30-foot t rails ale being hauled to the roa<l(-i<le all along the material is being distributed from ambler station and about 20 cars are now in the yard as many more are at oreland waiting orders to be sent to ambler one ear of girder rails was sent from ambler to quakertown mon day night the material being necessary to complete a certain stretch < if road be fore the contract expired dr denokla above springhouse still refuses to release and last week by his orders hauled the fish plates from the roadside along his property and pil ed them back of his barn he gave his men orders if other material was piled along his property to treat it like wise joseph evans lias not released but probably will do so after his rights as to the drainage of water and other details are properly safeguarded he notified the company he objected to the material being dumped along his proper ty and the latter agreed to remove the samo mr francis bond who now owns nearly all the wav from dr denckla to the upper road including the beaver place ana opposite to joseph evans albq withholds his release below fort washington there arc a few releases to obtain io nuler to com plete the work that with ii opti-oiis i'ii priv properties.the ronte-^rt very nearly ed as the trolley company owns the pike the release of property on one side clears the way for the improvement pro viding the road is laid on that side on monday mr crilly appeared before the commissioners of springfield township and was granted the necessary ordinance just when the construction of the line from north wales will be commenced is not known for the ex treme scarcity of men at present is handicapping all large operations of this kind mr ciilly stated some time ago he would place three forces of men on the line when they started — one at wheel pump one at north wales and another at ambler mr maloney is the construction boss and he is in ambler nearly every day superintending the distribution of material the inland company does its own building and has no more sub-contracts than possible mi helen mump o phil gppnl hnnday with miss hetty rmogh nf kdgp hill the red tneii anil i o i * lodg ea me in join r-om attended divine service in r body nl the ' methodic chnreli last hnndny evening mr f<onlf webvr . m mi nnaei . i orgnniiing n bi seo til clah young men of glen stara pngagi'd to play i:i it potts podd millet and ed gge«l in among thp vmong the 	 george ward wetjei . a tennis club has i i/.ri among the yomit folk of mi avunno tin new i'onrl laid oat on mr giwgu renninger'g proppriy i thf seal oi nctlon nu'rosting jam arc in progress nlmosl pvt'ry twilight i yen ing mr 1 millie and daughter slim edith miller of toul fort fifth slue imiiadeliibia spent sunday mi and mrs harrison hinkle of ml car 	 i avenue miss miller exp to spent the tth in ulensidc she will then lemain foi at least a week as a goesl of mr and mrs hinkle miss edith 8 waiisiii entertained i number of friends at hei lion.e on wil low grove avenue last thursday i ing lliey included mi florence horfner jliss henrietta rodenbangli miss anna margerooi miss kthel prince misa margaret allen mr gt-orige renninger mr norman hoover mr frank renninger and alan b fry messrs haney white v company have erected what they call the mid dle states rabbittry here belgian bares of the finest breed will be reared and put on the market this industry is becoming a most profitable one and owners of glenaide's novel industry ex pect to reap a clever ini 	 ic from it mips lilian iloffner was very i|iii<'tly wedded to mr qerrge heist last wed nesady evening at her home on lime kiln pike miss bessie blessing served as maid of honor with miss florence hotfner as bridesmaid mr suttan iloffner brother of the bride acted as best man the bridal couple left that night on a tour through western penh svlvania virginia and west virginia they reside at present in philadelphia it is amusing to note the intense in terest shown by the partisans favoring either of the two amateur baseball teams representing the brotherhood of the glenside methodist church and the ushers association of the carmel pres byterian church staid elders and trustees of both churches are discussing the possibilities of their respective teams on the occasion of the last game saturday june l these sedate pillars of the church duil'ed lial and coat and melted collar and shirt instil cheering for their favorites ohalfont officials an election for officers of the newly incorporated borough of ohalfont was held there on thursday william i hendricks and s m kerns acted as in spectors and allen ('. frick as judge the results of the election were as follows chief burgess austin h griffith 00 votes w k richardson 14 justice of the peace — samuel 0 pen nypaoker i0 isaiah k olymer 18 assessor — moses k rice 4 constable frank p kerns 51 ; lewis n smith l'0 tax collector rr/jston w hugerty 47 clinton cuivan 2 overseer of thfl poor — john iehris 40 austin c uittcnhoiise 82 auditor three elected albert b swartz three yearfl 45 oliver k kfcrns three yeam 2fi allen c friek two years 41 ; h kirk carver two years j1 ; judson summers one year 45 edwin k hickman one year 28 their victory convinces them they are able to repeat the dose meanwhile the fathers and grandfathers discuss and long for this thursday the 4_th when the teams again play to decide which is the stronger married nabs matz last thursday evening at s o'clock an elaborate wedding took place at the home of mr and mrs john matz klotirtown when their only daughter sarah was married to mr daniel i nash son of mrs joseph nash also of flourtown mr george matz brother of the bride acted as groomsman and miss bertha thompson was bridesmaid threw « ii out of hoiue great excitement prevailed in magls trate lenhardt's ollice norriatown sat urday afternoon when tliere was a com bination of testimony the cries of in fants and a fainting woman john marchuskv a pole residing in plymouth township was the defen dant his wife oharged him with as saulting her pointing a pistol and threatening her life and also throwing her out of her home john has been arrested upon several previous occasions m the same charge and the evidence against him was very convincing while tlie'testimony was being taken tohn's three small children were crying loudly and it was almost impossible to stop them after the mother had given ier testimony ahe went to place one in her arms but fainted before she had ssed the room the excitement that followed was great mis mmchusky was taken into the justice's private isultutiun room and medical ailt was secured shu was revived after consid erable d i moult y when the excitement had subsided marchiuky was sent to jail in default of bail for trial at court imps and carried a lovely bouquet of roses the bride was handsomely dressed in white and carried a bouquet of bridal roses rev j k dletterich perform ed the ceremony after the wedding the congratulations were many and hearty mi.ss laura fill man played the bridal chorus from loh engrin afterwards all were invited to the diningroom when refreahuients were served harry (' buchenhurst the well-known caterer of chestnut hill had charge the tables were handsomely decorated with candelabra and roses the calitliumpian band was also on band and gave the couple a good sere nade those present were as follows mr and mrs h.tlppin and sou mr and mrs charles harner sr mr and mrs harr nash uud two iluukliters mr und un btokun clark walter clark miss mury llanicr mr raleigh mr and mrs frank rarner mr and mi i nash and daughters mr aii'l mra.damuel i'.urk john llurner mr und mrs william sulk and mis john t'oinly misms laura emma n<l susan comly mr niul mrs hi v scbeeu mr m a weiss and laughter lilrakmll thomp 	 miss kute uud luke benefit mis lillian mtttz edwaid wike mr and mrs harry burner harry grovei mrs aduui mct'rork sr mi uiul mrs i«)ixc vanwinkle mr und mrs qudou rl i welw mia l.i/./.ic nobllt miss mabel cioodwlu william nolillt and wi/c l ii voat adam me crork sr mra sunvimiii uiul daughter julm sui'i ' •'. mr und mm l'ercivnl supplec m supul mn mary vcuklc li.mluud st.muian ml«i carrie und veru mat ur and mm david matz mr and mi linfmil huaibuwtr mr charles harner jr mr und mrs boloraan liglit kept mr and mrs horace nice mr ami un jamei thomai bamuel th llurvey and juiiick lilalr mis emily yeakel mr and mrs henry kerper walter vguw'inkel jacob wenti miss mury thompsou vvaltei lliukul mr und mi-s.c.h haruer and daughter r duvid uccrark miss uattia ur and mrs john freed und duuglito misses mum i l,i/./ic yeakel junes muu and mother mi und mrn harry gilbert mm john thompson ueorge 8tyer mis krunk yeakel wullaui i mim ruth blair perry godjlmll mr uud sj 8 keriier mr uud un j a yost samuel \ uu wiukel frauk thoini*.m hurry 11 howard aimy mr uud mrs william i family miss q«ru mat ieorge instils uiul family ciuorae kraut andf&inll kohl bach mis 1 i dletterich charles imol und miss uargartiruutterich — tho l'yniouth chciuical work , iumi norristown which wen recently desl ed hy lire will be relmilt ut lie & much larger scale than formerly it is propum'il tn vork day and nltfht the product of the works ia mainly pipa opvuring it ii u strong rival tli tl ambler works and ia superintended by wilford 8 qrifhths who formerly i a similar position with th \ matlibon conipany at amblp