Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-17
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS.
-, a.st nard chosen Jsnnor-rhe General
8 oo.sssuiai Comnmee Mssts--Jobn y.
e~sn mskss Statement ofthe Tfoub'e
ne aad WIN HIS wife.

Snrsed - follows:
\ krnspss during tho month.
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ra,ancs ON hand. ;......".-...Ssss3ss s3s sss
Il the repair and supply committee re-
rareod the Fifth street building being
seinted outside. brick and woodworS;
Savement repaired; black boards in good
order: fence whitewashed, and root re-
paired and painted.
The Poplar street building had walls sud
eelliuss cslcmined; q % q, desks and hall.
wave scrubbed, and tho whole building
= Sesvents q fine appearance. The repairs to
She chapel will be completed by the open
E ine Of the term. The desks for the chapel
end high school have arrived,
The salary for the chapel jsnitor was fixed
Y q Ss per month per term. samuel Lookard
ond q. Strawbrldge were nominated.
Lockard WAS elected by the following vote: I:
I.ockard Mssss. May, North, Taylor,
Slads, Wolfe. Strswbridge: Messra ALI
con, Clark, Fasig, Urban.
1he chspsl will be known Locust
utreet school building.
Bills we're paid amounting 10 q. .l67 .07.
Order on sinking fund for coupons cat
cslied ey7.
On motion adjourned.
Associstion Meeiiuss.
The general committee OF ths csntsnn ia
met last evening and heard reports OF the
various committees. The Industrial com.
mittee hsd their work nearly completed
The military and hremen committee had
prepared their programme which was en-.
dorsed.
Tue committee for the second day ar,
getting everything In shape and hope 4
report in full by Monday next The regatti
com nittee stated thst entries arc still oper
and al associations excepting Sunbury hat
bsen heard from. The fireworks c)mmlt-
tss promise very hue display.
Tbs Centennial association held thel
meetinG, and President Nocum reportet
the work Of the general committee. Henr
Motto IVES given the privilege of adding q
many names % he desired TO tho fsniasti
committee. Governor Beaver has been Ia
vited TO deliver the oration. A. M. Jack
son, of Wsnsmaker Il Brown, wrote sbou
space for outsiders, which was referred +
the Industrial committee. The Invitation
will be engraved at the Ketterlinus priptin
house, and will contain the coat Of arms O
Psunsylvanfs, 1853 1883 In oach corner ant
suitably inscribed. The association or
dered 8 900 Invitations, and each subscribe
Will bs entitled to one. Adj burned.
The Othsr Side
An account was given last evening o
John J. Roth beating his wife on Wednes
day night when the neighborhood wa
aroused by cries of " murder" Mr.. Rotl
made his statement this morning about tn
affair. He stated that he had trouble will
his vie for some time owing to her quar-
r~l.nme disposuion, and he has boon strucl
oovora, times with household articles. HI
never resent cd these attacks but attsmpte,
b leave his wife. On last Wednesda,
night he wanted to seek boarding but hi
Wiie refused and ct once began 10 quarrel
keeping 1t mp until midnight. He went I
bed, whom his wife camo up stairs an
struck him with chair and window sticl
ohe oanght the husband by the throat, an,
10 pus 1ei her away. She then ran TO tn
window and cried "murder." He ais
mated that he never threatened his wife eE,
abused her In any manner. He never hs
arevoiver nor been threatened with arres
Hs hes . good reputation. The CASE wa
settled before Squire Hershey yesteIds
afternoon.
obsriil the winner.
The fual tst Of the hill climbing too
placs last pght on the Marietta pike fro
the toll gate TO the cemetery. Oberl
climbei the hill In minutes and Is se
onds, and Mclaughlin required secon,
longer. About 100 people saw the ridiD
and ODeriin was declared the winner.
Gut In the Head,
William Wolf, conductor on No. ore
OF the r. r. r., was struck In the het
yssts'dsy morning by the overhead brid,
At Overbrook, while going east He 7
ceivei several outs about the the head
Wnt to the Presbyterian hospital to hs
hs injuries dressed and camo home
Fast Line.
Cyrus Mellinger, operstor al Shocks, "
presented with an electric cushion yeste
day by several Harrisburg engineers.
The Grand Amy pionic will he held
Penryn TO morrow, which promises to b
big affair.
Shifting engine No 98s, has beon turn
ont Of the p. X. r. shops thoroughly
paired.
Charles Hippey is on trip to ATTAIN
City.
Rev. H. Keller and family return,
home yesterday.
Hon. J. B. Livingston and ex-sher
sE'ns we're fishing above the bridge 81
caught % hns bass.