Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28
4 WOMAN ARRESTED.
qaf ALLEGED WIDOW OF LOFTS 2. NsOys
HELD At CaluxBlA.
A Man Claiming to BE Her Husband Has
Her Detaincd-A story That she
Eloped with simons.

Cof.rxpfA, Dec. 2s.--."Louis +. Moore"
was the alias OF IN employe OF the fenh-
svlyania railroad who was killed IN the
go vsrxIs st this place on December IL.
n. name was Louis +. Simons, OF HOuvel'
Tan. st. Lawrence county, n. r., ana ne
ssn,a 10 this place In March last accom.
Snfesi by hts alleged wife. They stopped
q the Franklin house few days ana then
went To house kceping. Iheir Daegage
bore evidence Of an extended European
trim. Tho Police Gazette Of March con-
tained pictures Of the runaway bimons
and the woman who 1t was claimed
was the wife OF Fred Lannlng. OF
Heuvelton, st. Lawrence county, N. I. A
correspondence followed and the @ man was was
the time fixed. He had been employed
on the railroad for some tune. The re-
mains were taken to Batavia, N. A., Tor
burial. being accom- panied by the alleged
wife. The woman returned to town 10
dispose Of her effects and was arrested iast
ereninr by OfIicer Wittick on telegrsphic
sSvices as follows: "walch parties as far
ns possible. Parties have started today.
- fannipg.0 The dispatch is dated Heu-
yelton. NY. The father of tho young
man is also here and was with the woman
iefore Squire Evans. The woman 10 about
~ years Of age light co%p.ex,SSn psesaS nss,,y nsa
wears 1 sealskin sacque and claims
thst she IL a much abused woman that
she has not taken any but her own money
left by her fathers estate and that she has
not lived with her former husDand 1or
several years. Tho =. X: II. oinclais OF
this place have stated that the relief dement's
oftbe deceased young man will be paid to
Mrs. Moore, who Is the beneficiary. Moore
was well received In town and bore evi-
dences of refinement and education OF more
than ordinary character. Mrs. Moore, rs
we'll AZ the father OF the man, claim tmat
woman was taken by ofiicer wittlck TO his
home, where she was kept under surveil-
lance during the night. This Isl the way tho
case stands at noon To-day. and iftho par
ties do not arrive to-day the woman VIII DO
Chippeta Castle. No. 50, X. q. E., elected
the following officers last night: Noble
chief, II. II. Leitheiscr: vice chief, John q.
Enaveley; sir herald, >. II. Musserj high
priest, A. NJ. Ostertag; venerable hermit, 3.
NJ. Paschall master Of records, IL. NJ.
Sample; clerk Of exchequer d. X. Rettew;
keeper Of exchequer, Amos Croft; trustee,
John A. Hamilton; representative, A. M.
Columbia Assembly No. 20, A. o. Of
night; Master artisan, Il. c. Lichty !;
superintendent, VIM. Morris; inspector,
=. A. Becker, .ir., recorder. E. 9. Stair;
cashier, II. 8. Hershey; medical examiner,
DR.. T. NJ. Livingston; representative, L. $.
Stair trustees, A. Bruner, A. H. Hogen-
dcbler, s. s. Klair.
The Sunday school festival Of st. Paurs
parish will be he held this evening In the
parish building. The Christmas music
win be repeated on Sunday. Service for
children At p. M, when Christmas carols
will be sung.
Jansen Brothers, of town, have leased
the Chickies rolling mill, and. will start Il
tn a few days with Wm. MoDivitt 40 super
in,sndcnt. They will manufacture muck
bars.
Miss Cora Young entertained the Society
OF Christian Endeavor OF Second street
Lutheran church last night, In honor Of her
eleventh birthday.
Mrs. Christian Cffieman and daughter,
Miss Molly, OF Pottstown, who have been
visiting W. II. ufnemau, lott to-day FOL
Bancluse, West Va.