The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-10-19
Bordentown,

John Schroeder and Mrs. Lizzie Miller,
of Trenton. are under 5000 bail each,
charged with adultery, preferred by JOS
eph Miller, husband, before Justice Steele,
on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Black, of
Crosswicks, entertained the members of
the Saturday Club. of Bordentown, on
Wednesday evening last, from eight to
eleven o'clock, in most delightful man
ner.
Humphrey Lynch was placed under
$500 bail by Justice of the Peace w. C.
Steele, Saturday, to answer at the Sep
TENDER term of the Burlington county
court on charge of assault and battery
on William Bauman. German, at the
farm of Peter DeCamp, near Bordentown,
where both men were employed. They
became involved in a quarrel, when
Lynch struck Bauman, breaking his Jaw
Bauman was removed to st. Francis Hos
pital. at Trenton.
A few days ago Jennie and Rachael
Sneitzler, aged Is and 16, and Sarah
Brodski, aged 10 years, went to work at
Campbelps mill, at Philadelphia They
had not been at the place long when they
were set upon by q bowling mob of be-
tween 400 and 500 persons on account of
their having been given employment in
the mill. Those who attacked them say
they would not work in the mill with
foreigners. 1t was with difficulty that
they were not seriously injured Many
took the parties to be Poles They
are Jews. The three girls have relatives
living in Bordentown. Jennie and Rach.
ael Sneitzler are the daughters of Isaac
Sneitzler, who has resided in Bordentown
for several years.
The Colored Grand Lodge, K. of P, of
New Jersey, formerly of the Eastern and
Western Hemisphere, met in convention
here on Thursday, the outgrowth of a pro-
test against the irregular action of the Su-
preme Chancellor, w. T. Mower, in the
Their appeal to the Supreme Lodge hav.
ing been ignored, they propose to transfer
their allegiance from the Eastern and
Western Hemisphere to North America
South America, Europe, Asia and Africa
The following officers were elected un.
der the new regime: P. q. c., F. w
Thompson, Mount Holly; g. c., ]. H.
Mason, Newark; G. c. ", Alfred Seruby
Trenton G. M. E., Joseph Richardson
Asbury Park G. K. of s., ]. H. Kline
Plainfield G. P, W. M. Middleton, Dor
dentown.
Eight lodges voted to leave the iurisdic
ton of the Eastern and Western Hemis
pheres.
Nearly five years ago Charles Barkholtz
a prominent politician of South Trenton
mysteriously disappeared, and has Ions
since been considered dead by his wife
and family. He has been located through
bill for alimony filed in the Court o
ChanceTy Saturday on behalf of his wife
Mrs. b. H. Barkholtz, of Thompson street
Bordentown. Barkholtz was discovered
by his wife and children while endeavor
ing to secure an estate in Trenton which
descended to him through the deaths o
his mother, brother and sister. He wal
one of John A. Roebling's Sons Com
panys most skillful men, and was sent tt
all parts of this and foreign countries t.
superintend the laying of cables
The couple has four children, two boy
and two girls, the oldest being Is years o
age. There have been several misunder
standings, and about April 15 1898, hus
band and wife parted at the door of thei
residence apparently on the frIendlies
terms and in the best of humor. He os
tensbly was going to his work at Roe
bling's, but from that morning, Mrs
Barkholtz had never seen or communicat
led with him,