Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-23
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUI. REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS

OUR REGULAR CORkEsPONDENcE
This morning at about 5 O'Clock second
Empire freight west, drawn by engine NO.
115, Wm. Baight, engineer, crashed lnto
the rear end Of Columbia local freight aiso
bound west at q point near Chickles n.a
tion. Four cars OF the last-lheii,ioiieH
train were Knocked from the track ana
broken up, but engine NO. 10 wa" o.ity
slichtly injured. The north main track
was blocked for some time and the Col
umbia wreck crew was sent to the scene
of the disaster to get things Strengthened
nm. The track is now clear and travel has
been resumed. There was no person hurt.
Who is to blame for the accident VIII
come out in good time.
C.U. Haughman, Of Lancaster city, and
Kate Lip,art, OF Columbia, were united IN
marriage at the Reformed church, corner
of Third and Cherry streets last evening
by Rev. G. 5. Gerhard. The bridal party
were driven to Lancaster from the resi-
dence of the brides brother on Walnut
street above Fifth, at IL o'clock last night.
A calathumpian Land rendered the party 4
screnadc before they took their departure,
and the noise made was sufficient to ell
fcctivcly drive sleep from the eyes OF every
body within two squares OF the spot chosen
for the performance. The screnaderS, VINO
were gentlemen OF color, were amply sup
piled with all descriptions Of instruments
of torture, having besides the inevitable
box fiddle, tin horns. string OF sleigh
bells, etc. and using them with vim.
George Sample, fireman CT Columb"'
local frcig ight. sprained his right ankle III
jumping from his engine at ChickieS sta
ton yesterday afternoon.
Jerry Koch'S statue is almost ready to
assume its place in front OF his cigar s'"f'.
1t is now in the hands OF a painter.
Tue "Star' cornct i,and of Washington
borough, recently organiZcd. Will apply
for Il charter OH Monday, October iSth. ;.
The several companies o: the Rcpubli-
can l,,ttaliou will, through their officers,
elect colonel and other field officers tins
evening. The ,l.... ling vii! he held in Odd
Fellows hall.
Mr.. +. $. DIo;z will blild a new frame
i,aru on his fa.ll cast of Columbia along
the pike. >,
The boys may ..y@ be seen after school
hours and sometimes during school hours
making their way 10 the woods to ciuD
chcstnuts. The nuts are not yet altogether
ripc but this makes little diilerc nee, as
enough ripe or partially ripe ones can bc
cn,,,,i 20 nav, c,r tho trn,blc taken i'm look
inr them M. Walnw.s are represented TO
be quite plenty this year.
Besides making the time very p!eaS''.lc
for their guests, Inc 'aa! "''t HJ.''.s VI
the NJ. f. church, at their sociablc gwen
no ~ s % ',,.;to - rc,t Ittle ann There
.r",., ,o cxncuscs. The refreshments for
the cy.nin" were provided by one of the
classes.
The Pcnr&yivania rs:!I's.' c"'iii''''S WI.
run srccla. Tram rom C".,''''".,' , ~ ,a;r
m during !he MSSh & q, iI., ino - 81, >, M ,r.
.:. VII ~ n.o5 , u, No spccial
.r,;,, vii, cnmn ihis way.
Wm. +. LocI,arl. SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Philadelphia division of the Pennsylvania
railroad. is in town to-day.
The p. II. X. tickets to the state iaii' arc
Good until Saturday and will kc sold Unit!
fhnt d,v
r.,r r.S-y!;s:sEyTERIaN A..si.,,,C;:
Distinguished Members From Lancaas'cr
The second council Of the Presbyterian
,,,;,,oo mot this ,nor.,iro in the academy
n,':.1,,,;, rho Lus;pcss SOS
al 'H">i. ~, .:.,t,,I,.u =.
io'oiis VIII DC i,ein 'i' iioi .i'''''''i'
largely attennen reccl'I'ol' N"' S',-' ~
shc delegates last evening III Tile -A'''',''.'
of Fine Arts, when addresses were mate %!
Geo. Junkin, csu., Governor iloyt, Mayor
..,,.,o.- Pay DR. .Joi,, Cairns. OF Etin
,,',.. S,a.,,n,,. p,y Dr. W p. Murk
""'S '' =, W. y, Ca,.o,o. No
land, Oh hai''Hio'c' 'l'' "o'',"o' -..
Clcllan, OF New jersey ana l'cv. N'''!'''
Shcshatlri, OF Bombay. The 1mcs, WITH
distinguished enterprise, to day prints al
cx.r, sheet Of valuable matter about til:
.,,;ar.o ,,d j., ;+s ncrsonal sketches note,
-. 's ,,.au I.nor,, in Lancaster
a"' "'''".' ".,' ',.'0 ,. -.
h'e'' ~ "'r'' H .t
Dr. Thomas q. Apple was uoi,i ia .:'...
caster county ana was cotc''e' ~ i''i
shall college, at Merccr'purS' ~ nc il.'
boon pastor Ill ''fe'h''u!;ss "'i" "C nit'" ,. !"
castle and was at one Time lf'Si''ti.. =. o'
the McrccrShurg college. ne was |i'ci
wards called t" the l'f"icS""rS'i'i"i C'ai'l
history and cXcGeS'S AT 'ne 'hSo,"slc;'
seminary "i the German l'cinrhc" chul,i
ut Lancaster an" IS no" thc!' ..' tn'
same time is acting president OF L fraiihi:'
and Marsna!l colieSc, Lahc'ts1ci' iio l.
editor and contributor OF Inc heicciso.iE ~
Reric" and rs considered as one Oh INK
cicarcst-mlndca the'loslan' III .Hc church,
Rev. Thomas G. Porter -. ID.
Rev. Thos. G. Porter, !D.D.. LII. d., pro
fessor Of natural history in Lafayette col
lcge, Esston, Pa, was born III the state. III
received his education ut Lafayette college
graduating there in 1910, having anon: