Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-01
CNAnDES AGAINST FOUR MEN.
M \ aElsesD InsT sysls rRgn A STORE
lSD niyUFlCfURED HsyBY.
1As Accused Given q flearlns ny squire
1vans an Monday william Lee Visits
ms wife After q Long Absence

CoLCNslA, Oct. l.-Constable Samuel
Wallacl, Of York, in June last discovered
thot . prisoner named Jacob G. Clyman In
tho York jail had broken into the store Of
". d. Carlton. along the canal above
Marietta, and secured number Of articles.
several other parties were concerned In the
robbery. Officer Wittick was put on the
caUe and q few days ago arrested Peter
Hloehart and his two sons, Charles and
nnlert, on the charge Of larceny. They
were committed to Jail for further hear
inG. On Monday afternoon Clyman was
brought frcm the York jail and the Rine-
harts from Lancaster for hearing before
Squire Evans.
Tho evidence showed that Clyman and
Peter and Charles Rinchart broke into
Cartoons store In February andMarch last,
secaring cigars, tobacco, coffee, shoes, etc.
Squire Evans committed Peter and Charles
Rlnehaft TO Jail for trial for larceny.
From the evidence IL also appeared that
the Rincharts led a gypsy life, roaming
through the country. Last winter they
lived near Marietta and devoted most Of
their time 10 the manufacture Of counter
f6it dollars halves aud quarters. Two
half dollars have been secured by officer
Charles Rinehart. A stocking filled with
counterfeit coin and the dies were thrown
down q well in Marietta.
Clyman was taken TO York Jail to com
plele his term. Rupert Rinehart was also
committed TO Jail for trial. Squire Evans
has notified the United States marshal at
Philadelphia of the arrest Of the counter
feiters.
Twenty-oue years ago last month Will
liam L,e, a colored man, working at the
rolling mill then operated by VIM. @. Case,
len his family without any cause. He did
not tell them that he intended leaving
town and nothing was heard of the man
directly until last Friday. His wife, Susan
Lee, Is q hard working woman and gained
Q II velihood for herself and family In doing
house work. On Friday last Lee came to
town and went to his wife's home where
An affecting meeting took place. When he
left town he went toBaltimore and has been
all through the Southern states. He said
he had no intention OF staying away so
long when he left home. Leo left town on
Saturday evening and did not say whether
he would again come 10 see his wife.
The following officers were elected last
night by Sus lr ehsnna Lodge, No.sl Of Odd
Fellows: Noble Grand. J. w. Panles:
vice grand, 4. n. Gallagher; assistant
secretary. II. NJ. Hall trustee, ii. NJ Hall;
representative, John Is. Eshleman.
Tho following number Of ears we're
handled during September ON the i. r. r.
1t this place:
westward -. $50 is,5I5 ss,ii2 iS'iS1
2,3fs 60ess asaa2 1880
This movement is decrease from
August Of TO- lO5 cars and decrease from
September, 1883 Of ,s97 cars.
A truck In train Of engine 40 jumped
from under a car in front ofthe e. u. offices
this morning, throwing car from the
tack. The north main track and siding
were blocked for 80 minutes.
A large and well pleased audience wit
messed "on the Trail" last night in the
opera honse.
Uncle Hiram will be presented in the
opera house this evening bv the Woodruff
Arn0t company. The splen lid orchestr
and band ~ a feature of the show.
A number of Columbans went To Pon
Deposit this evening to attend the 9th we'd
ding reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Tome.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bockius, of Ger
mantOwn, spent last night in town. as
guests OF DR.. s. A. Bockius.
Tho funeral of John G. Roberts, of WASH
ingt,n borough, took place this morning.
The funeral of Christian T.. Eicherly
will be held on Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'clock, from Salome u. 3. church.