Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-26
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A woman struck In the Eye by Missile
on Thursday Evening-A Uni
form Rank Ii Organized.

ON Thursday Evening-A Uni
form Rank II Organized.
C0LuNsiA, July 28.--tlAst evening as the
excursion train Of the 81. Pauls p. Il. Sun
day school was passing the Reading rail-
rod crossing ON Fourth street, the cars
were bembarded by crowd Of lswless
boys who congregatc In that vicinity.
Stones and other missiles were hurled at
the passiug train from both sides and the
excursionists were In much fear of being
seriously injured. One lady, whose name
could not be ascertained, was hit in the
eve wi.t large stone and painfully In.
jured. This mean practice has been carried
on at this crossing for many years ana
persons who are acquainted with tne Gus
tom keep sharp lookout when passing 'he
place.
a meeting was held last evening In the
lodge room Of Liberty circle, b. Y. IN. f'l,
Of Pa, for the purpose OF instituting
uniformed Rank Of Knights of Legion.
The meeting was well attended and the
nav. order starts with bright prospects.
The following officers were elected EN-
Allied patriarch, John J. Temple; patriarch,
Frank Shertzer prophet, Frank Hitshue'
serreaut at arms, Albert Snavely; sentinel,
David Palmer /; treasurer, q. FRANK STEM
heiser.
In the annual report of Colonel William
J. Elliott, acting inspector general OF ihe
national guard Of last year, now IN inc
hands of the printer at Harrisburg, the
Fourth regimen',o of which Co. c. is mem
her. holds sixth place with percentage OF
el. This rating is far above the crack
philadelphia regiments and In consequence
the bows of the local company feel much
elated. The percentage ofthis year will be
far better and the company expects to hoid
n much better place in the list.
Charles Welsh, a son of Taylor Welsh,
residing in Lancaster, who has rowing
disposition, was arrested last night py
Officer wittick and taken home to ms
pareuts. The boy has been all through the
West and was picked up last night when
about to make another trip.
Officer wittick went to Bunker Hill, this
county, to-day, to arrest q servant Biri
named Elizabeth Rineer, who has n "hank-
ering" aiter other peoples valuables. The
rirl has been i'm service in West Hempheld
township. where she has appropriated
many things of value. Her last act was
the theft of money from Mrs. Elizabeth
Null, of town, who has brought charge
of larceny against her She Will be gwen
4 hearing this evening before Squire
Evans.
Night watchman Kip picked up man
who was acting In rather suspicious man
ner in the rear of DR.. s. Armor's residence
He was locked up. and this morning Squire
Solly sent him down for 80 days.
john Make, colored boy, was arrested
Yesterday by Officer wittick, charged with
interfering with j. Duck, the dog catcher.
He was given hearing before Squire
Evans last evening and discharged, the
boy proving that he was not the one IN
tended.
Judge j. Is. Livingston and ex-Sheriil
Jacob l. Strine caught thirteen bass among
the rocks yesterday.
William l.. Bear has disposed Of his bay
pony to John Hartman.
Mrs. William Michael, of Philadelphia,
In visiting Mrs. Irwin Butler.
Frank Mellinger, clerk in Wanamaker's
Philadelphia, was in town yesterday.
Miss Sylvia Kissinger, of Amsden, Ohio
and Miss Clara Aimes, of town, are visit
ing in Lancaster.
Miss Harnish and daughter, Of Harris
Durg, arc NlsitinR IT1enus III oWH.
Mrs. James M Mceley and two children
former residents of this place, but now o
Seattle, Washington, are visiting Dcput,
Collector John Klincsmiths
Luther J. Schroeder Is confined TO hi
home through illness.
Cyrus Strickler, of local musical fame
has goneWest to accept situation rs book
keeper In Peoria, Ills.
Philip Fuld and daughter, Miss Annie
of Baltimore, are visiting Isaac Fuld.
II. f. Williams and Fred Buchcr hav
returned home from their trip tothe middl
division of the p. II. r., where they wen
TO select camp for the Rod and Gun club
The Out of Door club expect to give al
entertainment of much interest on Tuesda.
next
A number of Forest and Stream clu
members left Camp G. w. Mayer, nea
Lewistown, last night for Johnstown.
Four dogs, the property "Ole Hard
times" are in the dog pound, and will b
shot to-day.
The p. II. X. trackmen are making
number of important alterations on til
river track to-day.
A young man dressed in green tight
and sleeveless guaze shirt, created senss
tion yesterday afternoon in town. He seem
10 be freak and is looked upon in won
derment by the many who gazo at him.
Henry Smith, black ksmith, was kicke
by q horse yesterday af ernoon, and pain
fully injured.