Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-13
COLUMBIA NEWS.

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E;t kSHiULAK C.si.KESPoNEEaC Ck
EveutE Along the Su.GueE& nn:.-itsILs o
fh,ciest III and a ArIunI iiie borough
Picked UP ty Che inte!!i-
aoncer's Reporter
MIR. Harry Upp has zone Oh 4 short 'liI
to Boston.
Messrs. Russell and George Supplee !ef,
to day for COatesville to attend an uncle 4
funeral.
The entertainment which was given iu
the opera house last night by Heywood's
minstrel company was poor one. They
lad about $50 house.
Lee, brother Of Hop Lee, who has II ,
chinese laundry on Front street, has u..
rived here. Hop will 90 to Reading aud
Ills brother will manage the establ: -
.Hent.
On Sunday, December II, the "F. I'D, -
will hold a meeting at thei: meetii g house
On Cherry street, above Third. TIE public
is cordially invited to attend.
John West, a clerk ut Tiles grocery
store. fell down the cellarway Of thc store
Oh Monday afternoon, and severely in
jurcd one of his legs He is now slowly
recovering from his injuries.
a set Of fa.se teeth was left at War
ren's restauf .ut shmt time ago. Tie
owner can !; cover his property by calling
for il. How has he been che wing his food
during all Lis time?
The charity ball comes of So uigE It
is TO be hoped that it vii: he a sl"~-ss for
the object is worthy one. Th' poor of
the town will reed help this winter and no
opportunity of raising money for that pur-
pose should be lost.
Large numbers of people took ADVANTAGE
OF the splendid skating yesterday to in
'',lrc in this delightful pasti,nc. 1t has
81; i,aeD spoiled now by the SLOW. A few
wells and brooms could soon clear i
Efficiently large space aud the sport
could then 60 on.
Mr.. John Isager's money drawer was
carried OF last night, together with its
contents, about S. in change. The thief
must have been hardened w:etch to
h,sc carried off the drawer also. These
pity thefts are becoming quite numerous
a; late.
Masonic Officers Elected.
At meeting Of the COrinthian Royal
Arch chapter, No. 224, held Le.o las:
evening, the following named officers were
s'ected to serve for the ensuing Masonic
year : J. w. YCcum, NJ. Z. II. p; DR..
."ribe CLas. L. PfahIer, treasurer A.
J. Kaufman, secretary; j. Il. Sladc. rep
usentative to grand lodge Milton Wikt,
James PcrrotteD and Adolph Jesscl, t.us-
tees.
a runaway Mule Killed.
The blowing Of the whistle Of a Reading
IL Columbia railroad engine this mpr::ing,
frightened q four mule team beio,,;:i.g tn
Bcnja,nin Mann, CT Maacr township,
wi,:ic it was going along the Lancaster
pike, ard caused it to run away. La dc
scandins hill one Of the animals fell and
WAS struck in tho side by tho heavy pol,
"i the wagon. Death cnsled in :: few
minutes. Another mule Of tle :cam as
cut about the head.
sufrocated by Limo Kiln.
Patrick Cohoe, an employee at Strick-
ler's Line kiln. was found dead this mora
ing beside the kiln. 1t is supposed that
he fell asleep during the night and Was
suf1ccatcd by the Eases which issued from
the kin. He was lIan of about 80 years
OF age and leaves a wife and family. His
Ecme was in Columbia.
Hurt While Cou,lin. Cars
While coupling cars at Biri-ii:- Hand
last night George G. Hill, an employee of
the Pennsylvania rail."a:I, had his lett eye
aud the left side OF his face injured by the
coupling bolt breaking and striking him.
It was at at iilst thought his jaw bone was
broken and the sight of the eye destroyed,
but such, fortunately is not tue case. He
was brought to Columbia, where lie re.
sides. this morning.
Caught :n t!:e Act.
William Bennett, \ member o: 4 gang
Of tr,nrs. stole & piece of ein1:la:n print
in front of Ilalderman Bros. store yester-
day. The man WAS seen by Mr.. George
iIaltleman. who gave The alarm, and after
a short chase the thief was captured.
This r,orning he had a final hearing before
Squire Grie:, who committed Lin 10 Jail
for larceny in default of bail for Il trial at
court. The nan said he was from New
York city, was .3 years of age and mar
. ried.