The morning times., 1897-01-24
NEWS BUDGET
Mr.. Bert Mankin's Leg Crushed
Under a Pile of Lumber.
The Police Have Withdrawn a War;
rant for F. NJ. Hill, Charged
With Promoting Policy.

| Mr.. Bert Nankin, while engaged in IN
Ioading lumber from a car at the glass
| factory yesterday, was badly injured In
raising heavy piece OF lumber he lost
his footing and fell, the timber falling on
him and badly crushing his leg. The in
jured man was removed to the Alexandra
Infirmary for treatment
Mr.. John Webster, while at work at
Aitcheson's machine shops yesterday, had
one Of his legs badly injured by some
heavy castings falling on the limb. He
was carried 70 his home, on Wilkes street.
where he received medical attention
A. $: DOnaPhan was arrested yesterday
evening by Constable Webster and Police
man Knight, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons. The Offense is alleged
to have been committed on the occasion
of the trial of the policy promoters, held
in the corporation courtroom. When the
case was called for trial in the police
court last night, Mr.. DOnaphan appeared
with Justice suppgee, of Alexandra county.
bat the hearing was postponed until Mon
day night
F. Nj. Hill, for whom warrant was
issued several days ago at the instance OF
-NA - A-aAAit-Ar AileiA-iHe LlAAt Will UIt-
noting policy, appeared at police head
quarters yesterday and demanded an in
vestigation- For some reason the warrant
had not been served. and when Hill sur
rendered himself for trial the sergeant
said he had NO charge TO urge against him
Messrs. S. q. Brent and j. H Green. for
the defense, stated they had understood
that the sergeant had said he could arrest
Hill al an NJ nd TOD
charges, which the defendant was ready
to meet, heing held over him. The war
rant was formally withdrawn. Turner
jackson, colored, was arraigned on the
charge of promoting policy, but was dis
missed for want Of evidence.
The funeral of the late George s. Carlin
took place yesterday from the home OF
his parents, on South st. Asaph street.
The services We're conducted by the Rev.
P. P. Phillips, and the paIlbearers were
Messrs. Courtney Houck, Melville Lindsay,
Urban Lambert, Fred. Morse, Frank Creiga-
ton and Charles Wright The floral
tributes were beautiful.
The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Summers
took place yesterday afternoon from her
late home on Pitt street. Rev. F 7. Ben
son. OF the NJ. p. Church, conducted the
services. The pallbearers were Messrs-
y. s. Greenaway, Charles Hantzmon. j. r.
Cation. George Steiner, Harry Hantzmon
and j. II. Trimyer
A meeting OF the Florence CrittentOn
Mission will be held tonight at the Alfred
Street Baptist Church. at T.3O O'Clock.
Addresses viii be made 10y Mrs Kate Wal
Ter Barrett. national superintendent OF the
Florence Crittcn-on Mission. and Charles s.
Morton, secretary.
In the corporation court yesterday James
r. Cation was appointed administrator ot
the estate Of tie late J. z Emmerson. in
place OfMrs. Prudence Eu1mcrSOn. .reSis sned-
lie gave bond in the sum OF $50. 600
Mr.. W B. Corse, Of this city. Will marry
Miss Nancy Montague. Of st Louis, On
the 27th instant. Mr.. CorSe has purchased
the handsome residence Of Dr. Howard. on
North Washington street, for Sd. 600. which
he viii make his home after bridal tour
TO Europe,
Potomac Lodge. I o. o. F. has accepted
an invitation to pay fraternaIvisit TO Gov
ington Lodge, of Washington, on Feb
ruary II.
Mrs. G. A Nowland VII leave today for
Salisbury. y c, 10 be present ut the mar
riage of her son, Nj c. " NOwI5nd, to
Miss Kate Harris, OF Richmond.
The clerk of the cooperation court has
issued marriage license 10 Edward
Frederick NachtieaH, of Philadelphia, nd
Miss Helene Marie AColphine Heitmuller,
OF Washington. The ceremony VIII be per
formed at the German Lutheran Church in
this CITY on the evening Of January %