Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-02

~ ourrcopena nasnes of tho IxssLLfonNcss.
B 6oruuarA. March 2--DAyid Hanauer, an
~ - pro9insns oItis1D4 Columbia, died
- k6 kone a yru6hut street. between
oo1nd - ISN1 this morning q l2:l5
S1nlc1k. r. ~ 0oth ysar of his aga Mr..
1on1e - beom slck for several months,
Su1 "a oily bssn confined to his bed for
~ - ~ wseka The cause Of his
=. I'm q sl;c S,ss:,ss ..sSs spc es cs
kS oocmnch for the po1t year. Mr. Hanauer
- very well-known citissn OF Columbia,
S1ng rcMidsd here for the past 50 yearA
DoxinR The period whom the business
1f The town was confined principally
q Font street Mr.. Hanausr was pro-
Seistbr of large clothing store on
{hnf street. but for the past several years had
M clothing store at the franklin house. He
NO. prominent member OF Susquehanna
lodge cf Odd Fellows; Columbia lodge No.
\ ~ r. and A. NJ, and Of the ArtisanS Order
~ Mutual Protection. A wife and four
6hildren, two sons and two daughters, are
\ len TO mourn the loss OF good
end loving husband and kind IN ana IN.
were present ct the deathbed, but the oldest
Z nm. prominent lawyer Of Salt Lake City,
sUtsb, win not arrive in Columbia until
Saturday. No arrangements have Yet been
made for the funeral. In the death OF Mr..
Hananer, Columbia will lose one Of her best
Citixena, and one who always was alive to the
best iuterests of the town.
Hurt at the Rolling Mill.
A very painful accident occurred last night
at the Columbia rolling mill, to Edward
Webster, an empioye ofthat place. By some
accident large chain, suspended from the
roof broke, and in falling struck Webster,
cutting two very severe gashes IN his fore
head. The injury was attended to by
physician.
A slight Fire.
An alarm Of fire was sounded yesterday
afternoon, and great anxiety was felt by our
people about the matter as the heavy wind
that was blowing would soon cause q serious
FIRE. The alarm was started by the burning
OF . large cloth in the house Of Mr.. Morris,
gage In ironing and the cloth was set on FIRE
BY the hot stove. The fire was soon extln-
guished.
Town Notes.
In the opera house on Wednesday night
Ezra F. Kendall and company will appear in
IA Pair of Kids" This play was written to
make people laugh, and has succeeded in its
purpose. The show comes under the man.
agement of Crowthers and Writer'S
Henry Levere, stranger in town, was ar
rested by Officer Wittick for being drunk and
disorderly. He had a hearing at the office OF
Squire Evans, who sent him to jail for ten
days
and wagon across the Reading d Columbia
railroad this morning In front OF an approach
ing engine. Serious damage was averted
by the engineer promptly stopping the en-
gine.
The delegates chosen by the employees OF
the Pennsylvania railroad to represent them
ct the meeting at the Broad street station
have gone to Philadelphia for that purpose.
The Columbia Rod and Gun club held
their monthly meeting last night The
Forest and Stream club will meet tonight
q. II. Morgan has been appointed station
agent at Cordelia vice Z. II. Mengel, trans
ferred to Lancaster.
Market was very poorly attended thi.
morning by the farmers owing to the extreme
cold weather.
The funeral Of the late Morgan Balm will
take place on Wednesday afternoon. Service.
and interment will be held in Wrightsville
Gen. Welsh post will assemble in their posi-
room at l2:45 p. IN. Wednesday to make
arrangements for attending the funeral.
The car movement of the p. r. r. at Col
umbia for February, shows grand total o.
7S4ll cars. This Is an increase over the
month Of January of 3,764 ears, and an In
crease OF s,S4l cars over the month OF Febru'
arv. 1885