Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-02
COLUMBIA NEWS
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People who desire to secure good seato
at tho entertainment OF the "Spaniab
stadents." to night had better 60 70 -
opera house in good season or they will b
Obliged to content themselves with baek
seats. Judging from present appeaEanesa.
especially from the number Of rsssrved
seats already taken the audience VIII b .
large ono. The company arrived TO day
in the 1890 p. m. train from York.
The n. =. Revival.
The impression prevails among many
that the Methodist revival had its ending
last night. Such il not the case it will
be continued to night ard next weak als9
if sufficient interest u unaffected 70 war.
rant n continuance, Tho meeting last
night was we'll attended and was not
brought to an end until half past nine
o'clock.
o.morrow, at st. Paurs P. z. church,
evening prayer will be held at 4:SO p. m.
The lIivsr.
Within the next month tho rafting and
shad fishing business will bo ukely TO
| open. This is probability only, however,
as the former will depend upon the state Of
the water in the river and the latter upon
the weather; il it is cold the season viii
necessarily open at later period.
A large flock of wild ducks was seen in
the river this morning ut $50 O'Clock.
| Railroad Affairs.
The freight business of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad WAS rather dull to-day, and
the company's yards ut this plaoe present.
ed quiet appearance. It il understood
that the dimensions Of the now sand house
of the company, now in process OF erec'
less be. by the addition of wing in the
rear of the building.
| Personal and Social.
| A grand bal masque is to be held
| at Danvil,e, Pa, .ou the evening Of March
%. A number Of Columbia gentlemen
have been invited.
A delightful meeting Of the German ="
was held last evening. It was well at
tended by the members.
Mrs. Frank Filchard, of Newark, N. j.,
is the guest of friends en- Cherry street.
| Mr.. Emanuel Pollock returned home
this morning to Philadelphia.
| Colonel James Young, Of Middletown,
Pa, spent to. day in town.
| The Borough budget.
| The boy who was 80 dangerously burned
at the rail works fire, short time since.
| George Finkabine, has 50 far recovered
from his injuries a. to be sble to leave the
house.
A meeting of Columbia Lodge. No. 2s6,
A. F. and A. NJ, was held last night.
There was very large attendance, beth
of members and visiting brethren.
Last night John Jones, residing a. the
coroner of Sd and Union streets, lost .
pocket book containing . c0nside rabls sum
Of money.
The tramps SEEM to be getting scarce
here. But one was taken to the county
Jail this morning.
/ FOX CHASE AT MORGAHTowH.
Tho Accident winch Bsfsn Martin Biek-
| nam.
There was fox chase at MorgantOWn
the other day, and lively afternoon spent
until O'Clock, when Reynard was drop.
ped to the ground, and, after the usual
time allowed for good roll and shake o6,
43 dogs were put upon his track in hot
pursuit, closely followed by . number Of
horsemeD, who rode pell-mell over fences,
bitches, rocks, ETC., without regard to
danger of losing their lives or anything
else. The chase wound up about 10 o'Cl0ck
at night, with the boys coming homo with
the report, 1--WE holed him in the rocks"
Martin Bickham, tobacco dealer, living
near Churchtown, who attended the chase
in a buggy. while driving near the resi-
dence Of Levi Mast, had his attention
directed toward the running dogs, when
his horse ran against the fence, throwing
j Mr.. Bickham, who weighs 233 pounds, to
the ground, injuring him severely and
breaking his wagon badly. The horse was
close by, after which Mr.. B. was taken
home and his physician called in, who took
from him almost gallon of blood, together
with applying other treatment. The un-
fortunate mans injuries were at first
supposed to have been fatal, but he il
doing wcll. Several other .tumbles took
place, during the chase, but mono serious.
i Charged WIN Larosny.
Bessie Spicer, charged with larceny on
oath of George Kleiss and arrested yester-
day, had q hearing before Alderman Alex
Donnelly this morning. A ticket for
J Chambersburg and trunk check belong
ing to Kleiss were found in Miss Spicer's
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them. None of Kleiss' money was found
on her, and as he had been at other dis
reputable places and thinks he was drug.
ged, it is probable other arrests will be
! made before the case ends. Bessie was
heard for further hearing.
VIM. Franklin, charged with tho larceny
of tools and two gold rings, the property
; of John Horler, was arrested aud held for
hearing before Alderman Alex. Dom
, nelly. Horler charges that his chest was
broken open and tho articles named taken
cut of it.
X. OF r.
A Banquet ut Mount JOY.
The members of Cove lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, had very fine eptertainment
| last evening in their hall in the borough 0l
Mount Joy. It was gotten up BY the
wifes, sisters and lady friends of members
and consisted of fine banquet to which
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