Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-04

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REGULAR Correspondence Of IxTELLIeKscEs.
COLUMBIA, Pa, June 4.--Charles Wesley
JOhucon, superlntendent Of the machine
uAopa Of James PeFrottet, died at his house
On Cherry street between Third and Fourth
lea svening, st nine O'Clock, In the Goth year
a his eeA Mr.. johnson was born in Vir.
gfnia In 1920, and after the death of his father
when he YVES very young, came to
Lancaster county and resided In Mount Joy,
whore he engaged in the trade of black
smithing. About eighteen years ago he
moved to Columbia where he has since
resided. For about twelve years he
was yard boss ct the Chestnut Hill furnaces
during the incumbency Of Mr.. c. A. Nourse,
- manager, but about four years ago he ac-
cspted . position with Mr. Perrottet, which
he held until his death. Mr.. Johnson has
been married for forty years. and his last
illness WAS the first sickness he had during
that time. On last wednesday he was
stricken with typhoid fever but hopes psrSse Were
afternoon, when change for the worse
YVES observed. A wife and two sons
are LEFT to mourn the loss offs kind and loving
husband and father. Mr.. johnson was a
member Of the Mount Joy lodge of odd Eel
lows. The funeral will take place on Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. Mr.. johnson
was q Htaunch Democrat and was a candidate
for borough offices and, although an adverse
majority caused his defeat q very hattering
vote testified to his worth as citizen OF Col
umbi&
Police Notes.
Charles Fitzpatrick, workman at York
Haven, came to Columbia last evening aud
got on drunk. He was arrested by Officer
Hardnela This morning he had hearing
at the Office Of Squire Frank aud was com-
mitted to jail for five days.
Officer Kennedy, of the Pennsylvania rail-
ROAD police, arrested two men last night for
riding on freight trains One OF the men was
colored and was very well dressed he car
ried o small valise and a basket containing a
complete set of barber tools. He gave his
name ~ w. J. Wilson. The white mar gave
his name as George Rosebury. Squire Frank
committed them to Jail for ten days each.
Lee Anderson, q colored resident of town,
entered suit at the Office OF Squire Evans
against Samuel Richardson, another colored
man, tor throwing stones. Richardson
threw q stone at man and small daughter
Of Anderson was struck by the missile
terrible cash WAS cut in the forehead which
received medical attention. A hearing will
take place this evening.
The National Game
The Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, tn
Columbia base ball club will play their frs
game Of ball for this season, the opposin
club to be the Keystones, of Mannheim. Mar
ager Bear feels confident that the town clu
will make good showing and fine gam
may be expected. The following uniform
has been adopted: Gray cloth pants ant
shirt, square cap of same color trimmed will
narrow band OF red, white canvas shoes, rec
woolen stockings, and red worsted belts
For the first game the seating capacity viii
not be arranged, but the manager expect
that within short time good accommoda
tions will be furnished to the patrons of tn,
game.
Town Notes.
Harvey Lichty, q son of Benjamin Lichty
living on Walnut street, was playing in tn
street last evening" and was knocked dow
and run over by wagon driven by farmer
No bones were broken by the mishap an
the injury Is slight
Superintendent William Maxwell, of tn
United States postotfice inspectors offic,
was in Columbia Thursday afternoon, when
thorough examination was made of the pos
office. The inspector found its affairs in frs
class condition.
A small boy named Brown, living on Unio
street near Lancaster avenue, managed To 9
d small green peach up his nose. A doct,
was summoned and the object was remove
after some difficulty.
The Sunday school of the United Brethre
church will observe Children's Day on ne.
Sunday by holding services at 1890 a. m. an
130p m. The church will be finely decorate
for the occasion. The programme will CO.
slst OF music, recitatiOns, singing, etc.
Work will be commenced III few days I,
the erection OF II new houses on Mort
Third street near Maple. They will be of Il
cottage style
A camp of Indians are now exhibiting
Wrightsville in several tents They give a
illustration of their peculiar manner of livin
and ceremonies.
On Thursday afternoon team was ben
driven down Bridge street containing a mar
two ladies and and small child. AS a trai
was passing on the Pennsylvania railroa
the driver was cautioned to stop his tea n
The man got from the wagon to hold tn
horse, causing the weight to be on the hiu
end Of the vehicle. This caused the wago
to tilt back and the ladies' were compelled
get out in very quick order. The horse b.
came frightened, but was soon quieted b
the driver.