Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-26
COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUA KEuvLAn uoRRrspoSpEsor.
The Regular borough budget. Several Acci.
dents That might Have Becn serious
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Tho Reg gulAr Borough budget. Several A ec,
dents That might aavo Been serious
--rsrsonai Notos,
On Juno /, Blacks hotel will change its
name to tho fremont house
Some rascal has broken Bix OF tho neat
seats lately placed in tho park.
Mr.. w ii. Haidman on Saturday evening
drew tho third watch drawn in Yergey's
gold watch club.
The intense heat caused tho closing of
the Chicsios rolling mill on Friday aud
Saturday last.
To day ono week honoo tho Shawnee
tircmen will hold their dancing picuio.in
Heiso's woods.
Daniel Roads was arrested on Saturday
for disordcrly conduct. He was placed in
the lookup until Sunday evening, when
no was released on bail by Squire Evans,
before whom no will have hearing next
Saturday evening.
In tho Churoh world.
Next Wednesday evening, after the
usual prayer meeting, tho teachers Of tho
Presbyterian Sunday school will hold q
business meeting.
The opera house was filed by an i'm
monse audience last evening, which had
assembled to participate in tho union
memorial services. The music on the
occasion was most e&cClent.
Yesterday Father PEPPER, of tho Trinity
Catholic church, presented 10 the officers
of st. Josephs beneficial society eight
beautiful regalias, all Of which arc made Of
silk velvet, worked with gold thread and
lace. They were made by tho sisters OF
the order Of st. Francis Tho cost OF tho
vice PRESIDENTS regalia alono was $50.
Base Bali Matters
Tho Vigi's, Of Newtowp, gave tho Col.
umba Base ball club OF this place, a bad
defeat on Saturday afternoon, The s,ore
being 20 to Z. The defeat is partly 40
oountabo to tho intoxicated condition of
an important player Of the homo club. No
man can drink aud play ball too
On "Wednesday afternoon another match
will 30 played between the Columbia and
tho Litltz, of Ltitz, ON the grounds just
secured 10y tho former club. and situated
north of the Shawnee ball field
Chapter OF Accidents.
Two east bound freight trains of the +.
X. Il. wore wrecked this morning at 4
O'Clock at Marietta, by tho axlo OF n car
breaking. Tho south track was blocked
several hours.
When about starting Oh i boat excur
sion ON Saturday evening, Mr.. Charles
Emons was treated tO a dip IN the river by
his boat capsizing. Tue prompt assist 1uce
OF MIR jed. Gilman, a.oI9 RIvcl his life.
While au employee OF J3rry Long Was
in Marietta on Saturday with tho lattor's
team, the horse became unmanageblo and
attempted to run away. This 1t was pro
vented from doing, but tho harness vas
badly damaged in tho struggle. Tao horse
was ridden homo by its driver and auo.hrr
horse taken TO Marietta tO bring home the
wagon.
A drovtr named VIM. Stout, Of Louis
vile, Ey., was thrown from tho top of a
Penrsy lvania railroad freight car ia this
place, yesterday morning. lie first stuck
tho bumper of the car aud then fell 20 thu
track. Tho engineer witnessed the G,ll
and put on tho air brakes OF ths euCins.
AS the latter was barely moving. the train
was stopped before running over the map,
whose collar bono WAS broken by his
fall
Personal ana socisi
Mr. Win Pierce, of New York, is spenl.
ing his summer vacation at his old home
here.
To morrow evening Orion lodge of Odd
Fellows will hold It's anniversary bsnque;
and entertainment.
Mrs. Lewis Park, wife OF the proprietor
of the Depot hotel died on Sunday N crn.
ing from orysipelas, aged 80 years. Tho
funeral will be held at Ler late residence
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bella X. Schaifncr, of
Marietta, daughter of Mr.. G. A Schafrner,
lumlor merchant, TO the Rev. John Nc
ElmUylc, OF Philadelphia. The ceremony
will take place on Thursday evening, June