News: Items from the Lebanon Daily Times, June 27, 1900, Lebanon, Lebanon County, PA

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Items from the Lebanon Daily Times, June 27, 1900


IN POLICE CIRCLES.

John Smith, a German, was arrested by Officer Kimmel last evening and locked up 
in the police station.  Smith was taking a nap on the court house steps and when 
told by the janitor to leave the place he became abusive.  The janitor then 
called on the officer and the arrest followed.

Officer Brown last evening arrested a colored man in the north part of the city 
for disorderly conduct and took him to the police station, where he was locked 
up.


APPOINTED COMMISSIONER.

George B. Schock, esq., has been appointed by Judge Ehrgood commissioner to 
inquire into the lunacy of Adam U. Reigert, and his wife, Annie C. Reigert, of 
North Londonderry township.  The court has also appointed J. G. Adams, esq., Dr. 
W. H. Holsberg and Jonathan R. Seidel a commission to inquire into the luncacy 
of William Moyer, of Lebanon.


BROKE HIS ARMS.

John Wolf, aged thirteen years, a son of Christian Wolf, living near Meckville, 
while picking cherries in the yard of a neighbor, Henry Umbehen, fell from a 
tree and broke his two arms between the wrist and elbow.  The broken bones were 
set by Dr. Grumbein, of Mt. Zion.


IN ALDERMANIC COURTS.

George Boger, George Arentz and John A. Lantz, of Pleasant Hill, were arrested 
last evening by County Detective Sattazahn charged by Albert I. Dammy, of 
Woodford, this county, with assault and battery.  They were held in $300 bail 
for a hearing on Saturday.

The hearing in the case of Daniel Baylor and wife, charged by Harry Geistweit 
and wife with assault and battery, was continued before Alderman Miller 
yesterday.