Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-25

IullC Cnlls Axb KxIGHM Of FYfnlAs
nDeRs sBrECf THEM MONDAY EVENING.
Up&old Fever Causes the Death OF Miss
H 5ssephine Nuil-Thc squires Kept
Pretty Busy by Ofrenders.

a ColUMBlA, June 25.--The following
f0GAcers were elected last night at Damon
E(lnsfle, No. lSS, A. O. X. of NJ. c.; s. X.
&pnse commander, s. H. Musser; chaplain,
8G1oo e. Hamaker; s. X. commander, a.
~ Fox IS. X. vice commander, James
& Bloomfeld; S. X. first lieutenant, Geo. w.
{: :EonchAm chief of staff, Deveaux Bennett
zoenisfant chief Of staff, Oliver Burg; record
ing scribe, Armor ID. Bell assistant re-
EeOrding and financial scribe, Elmer
3 DeAcham treasurer, w. II. Beittel; trus-
F1eees, 10 months, James Campbell; year,
ssA. r. Moss outside guard, Robert Leay-
y nan inside guard, Guy n. Ferguson.
Conestoga Lodge, No. 463, X. r.. elected
4 Me following officers last night +: g e.,
Geo. Fl. Quenzer; V. c. C., Henry BeiD-
I2Aauer; preiate, Henry LEM; X. f., Jacob
& tsck1aus T; NJ. r., e. T. Lsndeuberger r..
cOf r. and s., VIM. Harm master at arms.
&Jacob Houk !. c., J. Shmidt o. a., e.
b Ntishlich trustee, VIM. Bochholtz repre-
/ sentative, Stephen Riehi.
Miss Josephine Null, daughter of the late
4 Andrew Null, died last night at the home
Z Of her mother. Mrs. Rose Null, at ll:l5
o'clock. She was ailing for some time past
y and was confined to her bed for three weeks
with typhoid fever. She was aged eighteen
years, her birthday occurring yesterday.
Y Miss Null had large circle of friends and
\ was well liked. The funeral will he held
sson Thursday morning at o'clock, from
4 Holy Trinity Catholic church.
The Sunday school Of Salem Lutheran
Rehurch went to Lititz Springs this morn
e Ing on their annual picnic.
& Nine carloads Of people left this morning
( on the st. Johns Lutheran Sunday school
! Excursion to Mount Gretna.
Holy Trinity Catholic Sunday school are
4 picnicking day at Heise's woods
n Salome U. y. Sunday school will picnic
4 to-morrow at Lititz Springs.
+. A. Bennett reached his 10th birthday
Yesterday and in honor of the event large
\, number Of his gentlemen friends were at
I his home last evening. Several hours were
pleasantly spent and fine supper was
y served during the evening.
III The II. l.. c. win hold picnic at Wild
1 Cat on Wednesday.
Q oficer Wittick arrested Ed. Welsh and
Henry Allies, two young boys, for stealing
0rasa valued at rs from the shops of Free
End 4 Snnth, sand merchants. The brass
zvas sold 70 Seiblitz, junk dealer, for 80
kpentS. The boys will have hearing this
E1wening before Squire Evans.
DIR. G.. r. Markell, Frederick bucher and
NV Il. Crisp went 10 Washington city this
Snorning TO zee the postmaster general in
lo0fence 70 the removal Of the postoffice
fom Its present location.
Chas. Breckenridge was before Squire
4 BoIly last evening for being drunk aud dis
orderly. He paid fine and costs.
"a VIM. Lilly was held in 5000 bail for trial
by Squire Solly for surety OF the peace,
B Rreferred by Mrs. NJ. Fisher.
The relief department of the +. R...R. paid
1he following benefits 10 employees living
IN Columbia during the month of May /:
Accident, II employees, ,s3oo5o; sickness, IS
komployes, SOL. 20; total, S59i.70.
E William Stanley was given a hearing
Defbre Squire Evans this morning on the
eharee of larceny and felonious entry, pre-
brrsd by Martin Greider He was sent to
y 1nil for trinl.