Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
FOLLOWED HER HUSBAND.
1 rEw HsuRs INTERVENE BETWEEN THE
pBayss or Mr.. AND MR4 HAMILTON.
the Double Funeral to be Held on we'd
needay Two Men Assault Rolling
Mill Man and Arc Arrested.

CoLvxptA, nov, 4. Mrs. Barbara
Hamilton, wife Of John w. Hamilton,
who died on Saturday at noon,
died on Saturday night at $50 o'clock, IN
her 18th. year: She was an invalid ior ii Z
irom old age. Mrs. Hamilton was born in
Bainbridge, snd was married over ffiy
years. Shc survived her husband only
about eight hours. The funeral OF MI.
and Mrs. Hamilton will be held on
wednesday. At = p; m; services civic, AZ 'he'r
Richard Ciiff, a rolling mill man, was as
saulted on Saturday night by George
Robinson and James Logan, also mill men,
and beaten in a terrible manner. The men
followed Cliff for several squares and at
tackled him ON South Fourth street. Logan
drew knife, but Cliff managed TO secure
Il Robinson then knocked him down and
the two men then started to kick the pros
trate man. Logan also used kuite,
cutting Cliff back of the car, on the
wrist and over the eye, using him up IN
an awful state. Robinson was arrested by
Offlcer Wittick and committed 10 jail by
Souare Evans for felonious assault and bat
terry. Logan was arrested by Officer Sohill
and committed to Jail by Squire Solly for
felonious assault and battery with Intent To
kill. The men evidently had grudge
againt Cliff, as they tried to get fight with
him several times during the night.
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Squire Hershey for ten days for being
drunk and disorderly.
Squire Evans sent Jas Eddy, colored, to
iail for five davs on Saturday, for being
drunk and disorderly.
Squire Suils had Henry Lukens before
him on Saturday on the charge of feloni-
Gus assault and battery and surety of the
peace preferred by Mrs. Emma Rynier.
He gavo bail for trial at court.
Squire ii. s. Hershey was robbed on
Sunday night by some unknown persons
and almost entirely cleaned out OF entables
The robbers visited his home on North
Third street and made raid on his cellar.
The ice box in the yard was irst oponed
and all the sausage. meat and butter taken.
They then opened the outside cellar door
and n general raid was made. All the
bread, several dozens of eggs which had
been put up for the winter, several pounds
Of sugar, cans OF preserved fruit, butter and
other eatables were stolen. The robbery
was discovered when the ice box was
opened TO get the sausage for breakfast.
The robbers departed as silently as they
came and there is no clue TO tho thieves.
John p. Reisinger, brakeman on crew
No. l6, OF the P. X. r., was tho victim OF a
dastardly act on Saturday afternoon. He
was coming up the road, and was hit OH
the head by large stone, thrown by some
person standing on tho Rohrerstown
bridge. He was standing on car step and
fell unconscious to the car. lie received
terrible cash in his head.
The kindergarten company gave an
excellent performance to largo audience
In the opera house on Saturday night.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be presented
in the opora house tonight.
The Columbia Literary society will meet
this evening and discuss the subject, "The
South American Republics, their origin
and present condition"
The Ministerial association of the Re-
formed classis held meeting this after
noon in the study of Trinity Reformed
church. Rev. n. Kremer, of Harrisburg,
: read a paper on Doctrinal Teaching" fol-
lowed bv u discussion on tho paper by the
ministers present.
Ine log boom extending across the river
above the bridge broke on Sunday AFTER
noon near the Wrightsville shore. A large
number Of logs iloated down the river.
The mishap was due to the rise in the river.
The break has been repaired and no further
loss Is apprehended.
Company will be inspected in light
marching order in the armory tonight.
Edward Prodehl aud Harry Mitchell lo!t
town to-day for Harrisburg, where they
will work In a rolling mill.
George Null and Mrs. Charlotte Deimer
were married on Sunday evening by Rev.
E. Ludwick, in the presence of q largo
number of friends. The ceremony took
place nj tho home Of Mrs. Deimer,on South
Fifth street.