Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-06
COLUMBIA NEWS.
,.v. REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
Ey.nt. Along The susquehsnns-items ci
Interest In and Around the Borough
V,cked up by the lntclIi-

,cv.,,. .,cur The susquebxnna-ltems Of
Interest In and Around the borough
rrcked up by the lntclIi-
Mrs. Susan Stottsenbcrger, resident
of Pine street, this place, was struck by
the Pennsylvania railroad shifting engine
No S76 while walking on the trestlework
siding in the west yards of the road. The
unfortunate woman was thrown to the
ground bcnea'h distance of nearly
twenty feet, sustaining internal injuries
which will probably end in death. Several
ugly looking face and head wounds wcrc
also received. VIM. II. Graham was the
first to discover the victim Oi the accl
dent, who was then removed to her home
and several physicians summoned, who
made thorough examination OF her IN
iuries, as far as was possible to do SO:
She is row lying in very critical conul
tion.
Mrs, Cathariuo Bailey, wife of James
Bailey residing at 4G3 Locust street, dled
last night at 1O:45 o'clock OF consumption,
aged 40 years. The funeral services will
be held at the house on Saturday at
o'clock D. m, the Rev. Il. &. Soaring, of
st. Paul's T. f. church conducting them.
Mt. Bethel cemetery will be tho place Of
burial.
On the 1S1S6f.
Two amateur fishermen were "ducked"
in the river near Coopcr's island yestcr-
day afternoon by the capsizing Of their
boat. They were rescued by another
party Of fishermen, who also towcd their
boat ashore, where it vas placed again on
the water in proper position. lady
scared fishermen.
The river bridge toll house has been re-
painted and the office greatly improved. 1t
has been partitioncd of by a railing, and
the walls covered with pretty paper. Col
lCctOr Stevenson fccls Justly PROUD Oi LIS
neat place of business.
The bass fishermen are out in full force.
Most of them return home through the
alleys. A fishing rod and empty luuch
kettle appear to be the only thugs they
carry. Perhaps tho minnows are in tho
kettle
Little Locals.
Frank Shrrtzor and Albert Eahl. man
arc the contestants for Il handsome gold
Brotherhood of the Union pin which has
been offered for competition by Putnam
circle No. 113, Il. U. Gil. F.) e. A. 1t is
now Oh exhibition in the window of the
American tea store.
At last nights meeting of Gen. Welsh
Post G. A. r., three recruits were added
to the already large number of members.
The post is one OF the ilourishiDg ones OF
the state, and has some hard working
members in it.
a runaway team scattered people who
were walking On Union street this morn
ing. One of the hind wheels of the wag m
colidcd with Il post aud was nearly taken
off. The horse did not run far alter this
had happened.
The high school pupils held picnic at
Chiques rock to-day aud enjoyed them
themselves hugely. Another picnic will
bo held at the same place TO morrow 10y
number of young ladies and gentlemen.
Third street does not appear to be the
only place where the wife bcatcr IS found
Another resides Oh Popular street, who is
said to indulge in this british past time
more often than tue ono referred to III last
evenings paper.
Mr.. Adam Triple, of Safe Halbm, late
a guest of MIR. John Wilmer, on Walnut
street, has returned home.
Orion lodge, No. SIG. |. o. of OF, will
held meeting this evening.