Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-21
UOLUmBiA sEws.
a Miserable Display of Fielding by tho Looai
Hail OIub.-M aBaRer slade nestgns~-
notes and News around tho Town.


but they we're completely ratified Ia the
first inning, when the visitors succeeded In
getting eleven men over the homo plato.
All these runs were urearned, being made
by the extremely IoOsD and careless play
ing OF the homo nine. The largo
audience, numbering 1000, were dis
gusted, many leaving before tho first
inning was fiuished. After that tho boys
played fuely, aud had the lead of their
oppouents not been 80 large they would
have won an easy victory. Dewitt and
Hitoshue were both injured 10 the first
inning, aud "A change Of position had to be
made. This in large degree caused tho
numerous errors, Tho score is as follows
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SUMMARY.
Earned runs Columbia, 81 state Capital.
Error5-Coinmbit. ~ state Capital, II.
Base Ss nj Rits"Coiumba IL state % Capital. is' Two
baso ohits-Columbia, 5; State Capital, 2.
Umpire-Jno. Moroly.
The game be ween the Actives and the
stars resulted In defeat of the latter by
score OF "a to %.
James ID. Slade resigned his position IA
manager of tho Columbia club. James
Allison was elected in his placo, but
should he not accept 10 will be rendered tO
Mr.. q. A. Greene. During Saturdays
game there were two incidents happened
worth of mention. Marsh Smith tainted
and fell face downward, badly laceraGing
IL.
Several SNEAK thieves were caught whil0
attempting to steaI tho clothing of the
Columbia nine. Tney were hurried from
the field by ths indignant spectators. who
had all they u'd do to keep tho players
from beating tho robbers.
Far Uiosed
The Catholic fair closed in Armoiy hall
| on Saturday night. IL was decided sue
cess, about 81 500 being cleared. Tho
| same Congregation will hold another fair,
this time in Marietta, however, some time
in september. William Foley succeeded
Ia winning the gold watch, Jamos Hook
| the skiG and Miss Sarah Mccall the
| sewing machine. Miss Annie Kelly drew
| the silver water pitcher, and sho pre-
sented 1t to Father Riley, whoss graft
tude aJ her kindness was expressed in
| looks better than words. Among other arti.
| cles CHANGED off were Silver set, drawn by
J. Kopf; china set, drawn by Mrs. .lthoads,
| of Lancaster silver tea spoons, James
| Hooks toilet set, Mrs. ID. Hanauer
carpet and silver castor, by Sarah Mccall 4;
young lamb, Mrs. c. Mccall, Columbia :;
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cake basket, Mrs. Cline and ton of coal by
| Mike Smith.
| notes Around Town
Three Sunday school picnics, several
private picnics to Wild Cat, the Point and
| McCall's Ferry, and visits to the Landis-
| vile Campmecting, constitute tn Q pleasures
| for Columbilns this week.
| Mr., George Ewing, on Saturday, lost .
| gold cameo pin, on Chestnut street. be-
tween Third aud Sixth.
Rev. Mr.. Fries, Of Carlisle, who occu-
pied tho pulpit of tho f. L. Lutheran
church, yesterday delivered two eloquent
and beautiful sermons.
This years campmeeting at Landisville,
promises to be the largest held there for q
number of years. Already forty families
are on the grounds.
Several Columbians attended the large
dancing party at Amos Rettew's, at Mari
eta, ON Saturday evening.
| A musical festival " il DO held by I'll .
Irouvills L. Il. church, at Ire nvillc, some
time next month.
Base ball, loot race, jumpiu, matches
etc are tho games - be seen in the
Columbia park On Sunday evenings. A
fine way to spend tho Sabbath in tiue
park.
Last week Mr. Peter Greenawalt, of
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died of scarlet fever. Five OF bis other
children are uow dDwn with same diseIso
Fred Heilricn's house at Ironville, was
entered ON Friiay last by robbers, but
they failed 10 secure any booty.
a Mr.. Stambaugh. Of Marietta, has
purchased the carpet weaving establish
meut of Mr.. W. J. Wilson, Of Columbia
II B. Dean quit railroading. ou
Saturday light.
ronoe Doiagr, Fights, Etc.
Officer Gilbert took two train jumpers tc
Jail this morning for 10 days each.
Two tramps, named Daniel Sane auC
Wm. Book, Scrc committed to Jail for flv,
days each by Squlros Evans AMI Young
for drunken and dlsorderly conduct, OIL
Saturday.
The first example Of corner loating w
Lockard and - Muligan were arrested
on Saturday night for loating at Third and
Locust streets RqceIvcd 81 fine each will
costs.
Samuel Read, Nuwley Casey and traml
attempted To whip Frank Wittick, OF
Saturday, at Mike Burk's saloon on From
street. Thoy had the joke turned on them
however, aud got tho worst of the bargain
: The cause of the i2ht was because Witticl
would not assist Read in clearing out sat
saloon. Read wanted to whip somebody
aud thought that be could handle Frank
But no did not. BuVk sued Read and tb
tramp who were mixed up in the disturb
, ance Squire Evans heard tho case and tn,
tramps were sent down, while Read pei
costs aud was released, Bark withdrawing
tho complaint.
PERSONAL,
. Mrs. Hartle. of Hagerstowu, who ha
. been Visiting Mrs. N. Gilman, left on Sat
a day for Dunoannon.
: Mr.. Frank Hiteshuo left for New YorI
/, this morning.
, Mrs. w. @. Pinkerton, Of Lansing
. Mich, is at Mrs A. Gilbert's. Mrs. /
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