Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07
DEATH OF AN AGED WOMAN.
Mrs. Lena Zech succumbs to Para1ysi
A Sou uf Emory RieitI Dies.


Mrs. Lena Zech succumbs Ia Paralysis.
A Son Of Emory RiehI Dies.
COLUMBIA, April Mrs. Lena Icch
died on Saturday at the house OF her SON.
in-law, w. II. Gilbert, Fourth and Union
streets. aged 90 years. The death was due
10 paralysis, after an illness of some time.
Several children survive. The funeral
was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Salome u. B. church.
Leon Riehl, infant son Of Emory Riehl,
on South Front street, died this morning
after q brief illness. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Officer Schill was taking three boysin
blue uniform towards the lookup last even
ing when he was met at Third and Cherry
streets by Councilman Grove and Henry
Mullen. These gentlemen are Grand Army
men, and after inquiry learned that tho
boys were runaways from Mt. Joy orphan
school. They had been arrested by officer
Schill, who intended TAX ing them 10 the
lookup until tho authorities Of the school
could be notified. Messrs. Mullen and
Grove protested against placing the boys
In the lookup, and after short conference
1t was decided to procure team and take
the boys TO Mt. Joy. They were well
cIOtneu anu were from IL bo Ia years oIu.
They said they were on their way tn Coates
vile and wero picked up by the officer on
tho Port road.
The Y. NJ. :. A., a now social club, dedi-
Gated their new rooms, on Walnut street,
on Saturday night. The rooms arc nicely
fitted up aud the club numbers about 35.
The Metropolitan band was present and G..
| G. Kaufman, ESQ. :, made an address on "The
millionaire in politics must CO."
The Keystone Social club will hold a
| ball In tho armory tonight.
Eastcr Day was bright and beautiful
| one, and the streets were well filed. The
churches held appropriate services, accord
ing TO the programme previously pub
lished, and were largely attended. The
floral decorations In all the churches were
very beautiful and the music of a special
character.
| There is general regret ut the closing oi
the shirt factory, which occurred on Satur-
day afternoon, and the small stockholders
are very indignant over tho matter. The
matter will most likely be fixed up, and
the works are expected to be In running
order on Tuesday.
Squire Evans sent VIM. Dow and Henry
Daniels to Jail this morning for 10 days
each. They were drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. S. $. Dotwilcr has presented St
Pauls p. f.. church with the west window
The window will be designed and placed
at an early day aud will be valued Mt $500
Prof T.. II. Sheath, of the chair o
philosophy of Yale college, is visiting hi
parents In town.
Jas. ID. Slade left this morning to accep
a position on the Seaside Guzette at Sprin,
Lake, n. J.
The grand spectacular production "She'
will be presented in the opera house oI
Saturday night.
The Kennedy Comedy co mpany closed
successful weeks engagement in the oper
house on Saturday night.
Mrs. Dinah Cohn sued Andrew Stuckau
! before Squire Evans for assault and bat
terry. Mrs. Cohn went to Stuckam's hous
to collect bill, and alleges that Stuckau
struck her. The case was held over am
will be settled.
w. w. Shonberger left this morning fu
his home ut Aurora Neb.
A parlor entertainment will be held ol
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A
NJ. Mehrkam, for the benefit of st. John
Lutheran Sunday school.
Council will meet on Tuesday night.