Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-08
DIED SUDDENLY.
nisYly AnEyrs DEATH OCCURS on rnE
Farm or FRANK MlLlOrf.
while working In the Carbon Hc IL At-
I. tackled ny Apoplexy. And Expires
while Being Carried to the House.

COLUMBIA, April s.--Martin Amcnt, an
aeed resident of town, met with sudden
death on Monday at the farm Of Frank
ShiIlott, his son-in-law, In West Hemp
Geld township. He was at work In the
garden when he fell to the ground. Assist
ancs was given, but he died while being
carried to the house of Mr.. Shillott. He
was brought to town and taken TO bis
home on North Eighth street. Deputy
Coroner Hershey empanelled the follow
ing Jury: John s. Martin, Taylor Gable,
George w. Young, Jas. A. Allison. w. II.
Ilockard and s. Morrison. The verdict
was death from apoplexy. Deceased was
"a years of age and lived with his wife on
Eighth street. Tho funeral will be held on
Thursday morning at o'clock from Holy
Trinity Catholic church.
Percy A. Smith, son of George Smith,
colored, died at his home in alley I. He
was in his 10th year and his death was due
to the effects Of the grippe. He was a
stnd,ons lad and a pupil in the b class Of
Z the high school. The funeral will be held
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
Mt. Zion A. NJ. L. church.
The archdeaconry Of Harrisburg, Ven. j.
4. Pratt archdeacon, will convene this
evening at 1880 o'clock in st. Pauls p. f..
church. Rev. II. G. Pastorius, Mannheim,
will preach the opening sermon. The
session of Wednesday will be devoted to
business meetings. The visiting clergy
and those who are entertaining them are
as follows:
Right Rev. Bishop aud Mrs. Howe, Ven.
Archdeacon Pratt, Lancaster; guests of
Hon. H. NJ. North.
Rev. T. B. Angel, Harrisburg, Rev. II.
v. Bcrghaus, Chambersburg; guests of
J. B. Mcbride.
Rev. NJ. II. Hooper, Lancaster, Rev. RI.
Baker, Harrisburg; guests Of A. j. Kauff.
man.
Ven. Archdeacon Foley, Williamsport,
Rev. J. S. Stone, d. d., Philadelphia; ;
guests of Mrs. Brubaker, at fremont house.
Rev. J. D. Morrow, Carlisle, Rev. NJ.
Karcher, Marietta; w. U. Bear, at Miss
Coopers.
Kew. ]. f. c. Swedes, d. D., Mechanics
burg; guest of Mrs. S. S. Detwiler.
Rev. r. l.. Chittenden, Paradise; guest
of G. ii. Richards. mt fremont house.
Rev. ]. NJ. Koehlcr, Reading; guest Of
Mrs. Wright, at fremont.
Rev. Frank Schroeder, Lancaster: guest Of
Mrs. 6. w. Haldeman. at fremont house.
Rev. H. c. Pastorius, Manheim; guest of
Mrs. w. I. Rutter.
Rev. g. w. Ware, York; guest of Mrs.
f. Schall, at fremont house.
Lay delegates are expected from tho
various parishes. VIM. J. Rose, of Harris
burg, treasurer of the arch -deaconry, will
be present.
The following officers of tho Women's
nil &c ,hur aln fal
yesterday afternoon: President, Mrs. II.
N. North; vice e-president, Mrs. A. J. Kauff-
man; treasurer, Mrs. +. A. Bennett; as
sistant treasurer, Mrs. S. s. Detwiler; sec
retary, Mrs L. Scholl.
The following vestrymen of st. Paurs
church were elected last evening: Messrs
Geo. ". Haldeman, 8. S. Dotwiler, G. II.
Richards, II. NJ. North, A. J. Kaufman,
James Bloomfield.
Thomas Riley sued Jack Richards before
Squire Evans for assault and battery, but
Riley was unable TO identify him as his
assailant The case was dismissed.
Samuel Liveley was before Squire Evans
for surety of the peace preferred by his
wife, Catherine. He gave bond for his
good behavior and was released.
The Women Foreign Missionary society
and Layton Band held a meeting last night
and decided to hold an all day missionary
meeting in the Methodist church on May
20.
The Columbia Literary club met last
night at tho home of Mrs. Craig, on Cherry
street, and discussed Africa and the
African Slave Trade.'
The Keystone Social club held a large
ball in the armory last night.
Squire Hershey sent James Campbell
to Jail this morning for five days, fer being
drunk and disorderly. Officer Morrison
had him in charge.
Noah keesey and David Thompson,
bartender at Hummell's saloon, had some
trouble yesterday afternoon, when Keesey
struck Thompson in the head with a beer
glass. Thompson received an ugly cash in
the head (which required medical attention.
keesey has been sued for the assault.