Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

SuAll not tako him aud calling for tho
police Mt the top ot her voice. The detec
tive pushed her aside, and drawing his
revolver said Doctor, ana determined
to take you, So resistance on your part
will b. uscluss." Tho doJtOr then sub.
mitted.
AS tho two detectives woro walking
down Ridge avenue with their prisoner,
he quietly aud ploaslntIy asked on what
authority lac had bcou arrested. llo was
Informed thai Chief 9iviu had received
u telegram from Alderman Barr, OF this
city, asking Tor hls arrest "Will you read J
It for mo, said tho doctor. Certain
ly," returned Miller, stopping uudor \
lamp post at Fairmount avenue, aud talk |
ing the dispatch from his pocket, Suspoo |
ting nothing, ho began reading IL, when /
suddenly the doctor bounded away from /
his captOJs aud ran down the street. Like |
"a flash both followed aud, after running /
about ono block, Miller succeeded IN |
graspiug hts prisoner by the shoulder. |
"luu'rC Is pretty good runner said the |
doctor, submitting chlmly. Tho uippers
woro then placed on him aud he was safely
lodged IN the Contral station.
When questioned in his cell no dluici
all knowledge of the woman whose death
| he Is accused Of having caused, In appear
auCe he Is u five looking mau, fully six
| feet in heigth and built IN proportion. lie
wears heavy black beard aud has u keen
flashing eye aud determined expression.
rruCos Bad Record,
Dr. Bruce boAis very unsavOry ropu
| tat!un In Philadelphia. About nine years
ago hc WAS charged with having performed
| n similar operation on Rachael Jackson.
q young cOlorui woman living at 6a2
| Barclay street. She died, aud a warrant
was issued for Cruces arrest. His Office
was At Sixth aud Locust streets aud no
| lived at 3O6 North Ninth street. Before
ha could hc captured he He'd tho city, aud
has kept himself ont Of the sight of tho
| police ever sruCC.
About two years ago he established him.
sell ia q neat brick dwelling at lllG Brown
street. lie has been praoticiug for - years
aud Is sli u have been a pupil Of the no.
torious DR.. Buchanan. His reputation in
the neighbOrhool in which ho resides is
very bad. \ numbcrOf people living in the
vicinity said thlt young wOmon hal fro
quently been seen going in and out OF the
house after dark.
VINO Joseph stricklor Is.
Joseph SJricklcr. who is now in jail, to
answer for his completely in causing Miss
SchOl's death, is . son of the late AbrI-
ham Strickler farmer, who was one of the
most highly respected citizens of Mount
JOY. lie aud his wife died year or two
ago, leaving a very considerable amount of
property to his son. Joseph was born at
, Maytuwn, where his father formerly
lived. lie was employed for a time IN q
: hardware stOrN 10 Noun, Joy. A(torward,
a started hardware store on his own
: account In MAytowu aud failed. He then
returned t1 Mount Joy, where he has
ever since lived, and for several years past
> has been running cigar factory. He Is
, | au intelligent aud genial man ID
= company, and sOnO years ago when
= no was younger was very pOpu
lar among the best class Of society II
Mount Joy and vicinity, but after hu
failure in Maytnwn he went down consid'
y erably in character and has been looked
. upon with less favor, but continued % b'
y regarded as respectable His late Grim,
leaves him 81 fricuil IS that he could TO
u procure bail 70 Toleaso him from tn
= county jail.
Ths CorOner's Inquest.
- Coroner ShiiTcr was 70 have held al
,, inquest on tho body of Miss SchOll at 1
- O'Clock this morning. He called upon DR.
: Atlee and some other physlc!aus 20 assis
:. at the post mprtcm, but thay declined OF
:, the ground, as We ara informed, tina
~ DR.. Yeagley, the family physician, is no
-, regarded as regular, while DR.. Huobner
, the consulting physician, is a homeopath
~ The coroner theroupou adjourned the II
/ quest until p. NJ.
- The Jury summoned to investigate th
= case consists OF J. l.. Lyte, James II
:, Marshall, Lewis 5. Hartman, I. +. Nc
=. ElligOtt, John Baker aud Geo. w. EabN
= The post moTtem was made by DrS. Wu
y, Compton and NJ. l.. Herr.
!. The Jury recOnyCued at the court hou'
; at > o'clock aud proceeded to Mr. SChOll
raqflapna Wpgt Chestnut street
- Mrs. Elizabeth SchOll, the mother OF d.
~ ceased. was affirmed and testified substal
". TALLY TO the same facts that are recorde
no in the above ante mOrtem statement. IL
~ only additional facts developed were tina
80 Miss Scholl was taken with chills soC
"a after she got homo on Jan. D, aud ha
90 them twice a day up TO Friday last, Ja
'' II. when she had tho last one that in Il
intervals she had very high feyers ST
did not toll witness that Strlckier W;
ey present at DIR. Bruce's when the Oper
IL ton was performed, nor did she say ho
'er long he remained in Philadelphia. vi
's' ness was much affected while her test
VI mony was being taken, and finally bro
~ down entirely, concluding with the stat
no ment that no tongue could tell the suiie
iugs her daughter endured during b
in illness.
ng After taking Mrs. Scholl's testimon
uo the Jury viewed the body, and Dr. lie
Ia not having arrived, the coroner aga
81, adjourned his jury until p. m, at viii
aus hour they were directed TO roassemt
IN in the orphans court room, and hear I
leT testimony Of DB. Herr and Compto
eu (who in the meantime were to make
nR post mOrtem oxamination), Drs. Ieagl
'o aud Huebner, and such other witnesses
"a may be brought before the jury.
IL Tho Doctor Committed.
on An associated press dispatch frt
hnr Philadelphia, this afternoon, says 81
t Doriyal B. Bruce, who was arrested Il
Nv night for criminal malpractice, RESULT
''' in the death of Miss Halle Scholl, of \
Joy, was arraigned this morning aud co
mitted for a hearing next Tuesday.
u acknowledged that the woman had be
ia treated at his house, but denied that
on' had performed an operation upon her,
bed stocks and Bonds soId.
eet III. c, Gibble, auctioneer, has sold
ere public sale, for the heirs OF Moses
r a Reist, deceased, OF Mannheim, ten sha
lme of Mannheim national bank stock
TIA to Isaac Brubaker at Sl70, AMI five to
Dad Z. Eby at S1G0. 80 two Mannheim borou
D OF bonds of tho value of $500 each-one
lost NJ. L. Bomborger for s5O3.75, the other
IL Samuel Rice for $5Ol 10.
ays Also at the same time he sold for otl
and narties twelve shares of Mannheim natio
. 4. q Hs.T.. al hn EnE