Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14
TEN TRAMPS Gagged.
- wssusss Of the Road Found win Eve
Kegs tf Bssr IL Thsm, and In the
Act Of Devouvsng Another Keg.
some Of the OHspders I1scApe.

COLUMBIA, June 13.-A Visit WAS pa1u 10
. resort for tramps above Watts station
yesterday by officers Bsrnhold and wittick
Tor the purpose Of breaking mp gang Of
tramps who had besn = nuisance in that
locality. The ofhoeYs succeeded in csptur.
iag tsn of the number, but ii least that mum.
boe made their escape The gang nso
. nptied nve kegs Of beer and were oIlnk
aag Srom the sixth when the omcon n.ue
eh0ar appearance. one OF the numDer nsu
paenty OF money and purcnsseu sne cooi
~ The crowd. This fellow. .maoe ms escape
TS.s tramue had . hearing before Squire
E..ra vho ssnt eight to jail for thirty dayA
Tvo cripples got fifteen days each.
O6,cer Schill arrested q drunken um.
hrelIs mender yesterday afternoon. This
morning Squire soily sent him to jail for
ave dayA
Three train-jumpers we're arrested this
morning by the p. X. r. police at Grubbs'
furnace. They paid their costs and we're
discharged by Squire Solly.
For tho Centennial.
A meeting will be held In the opera house
th,s evening in the interest of the cenien.
NAL movement. The Ave delegates ap-
pointed 70 represent each society and or
snnizs,ion In town are expected to be pres
en,, A report will be made by the finance
committee who have been making . can.
vass for subscriptions. Subcommittee
viii be appointed and such other business
- may be brought before the meeting will
rpcsive attention. The report Of the finance
committee will be very encouraging and o.
the centennial Jubilee depends on this part
Of the movement, It may be safely said that
everything now points In most SUCCESSFUL
celebration.
Personal and other Notes.
VIM. b. Given, esq, and wife leit towh
ss l225 to-day for Philadelphis, where thty
viii take train for the Pacific coast They
will not return until August
Percy s. Wilson left town this morning
TO accept position in the engineering Dc
partment OF the Schuylkill and Leh'gh
branch OF the p. & X. Il. X.
Mrr. John L. Wright and daughters,
Misses Mary and Susan, left town this
morning for visit to Thurlow.
w. j. Colman, employed In the main
Office OF the p. d X. at Philadelphia, Ia
home on q visit
Mr.. Paxton Oitey and daughters Misses
Minnie and Berthe, left town this morning
for visit to Philsdelphis.
Niss Ssllie Kerner left town this morn
ing for visit TO Pittsburg, where she will
remain until September 1st
Miss Katie Davis has returned homt
from ten days visit to Miss Sadie Pax
sou, at wriRhtsville.
The funeral OF Edward Brown took plac'
this afternoon at o'clock, from the Church
Of God.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Mary Col
will be held on Friday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from Salem Lutheran church.
The funeral OF Mrs. q. q. Richards wi
bs held on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
from ST Paups p. 4. church.
The pay car OF the =. X. X. arrived ]
town this afternoon.
A large family picnic was held yesterda
Ia Heises woods. About eighty person
sent the day there.
The Creo. Fes. Tus club are holding
picnic to-day st Wild Cat
Company q, 4th regiment, will have thu
spring inspection on Friday night, viii
will be conducted by Major Jas.
Coryell, inspector OF the Third brigad
The company will assemble In the armo
at7 O'Clock in heavy marching order. Aft
the Inspection the company will have the
annual supper.
Extensive improvements will be ma
atOrion Lodge room. The following cor
mlttee was appointed to act in copjnncsi
with the trustees TO furnish the main al
anti rooms: Messrs. Frank CbriHty, i.
Gilt, Charles Corrigan, James X. Robins
and Geo. w. Hamaker.
Morton Smith, proprietor OF the saloon
Young's brewery, was painfully burn
about the left eye yesterday with hot wat