Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-09
fHRY WERE BOYS AGAIN.
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q noGular Correspondents OF the ifTkLLiekSoER
COLUMBIA, July 9.-The long-expected
mme oi nass bsll between the clubs CON-
- q members Of the Columbia council
"a SCHOOL board was played on the grounds
- ~ Columbia club on Thursday after
& nooo. A. the proceeds Of the game were In
$icnded for the benefit Of the poor, a goo I.
G1ssd crowd was present TO witness It and
hey were amply repaid by seeing game of
ball played the like of which never was
known in town. The councilmen proved to be
the stronger batters and this accounts for the
largo score. II batter managed to reach
the first base, the run would be scored in al
most every instance. Only six innings were
played but this required very nearly three
hours to accomplish. The members of the
clubs changed positions frequently and were
In all parts Of the diamond. Very often the
left fielder would be seen standing close to
the pitcher, waiting for q fly ball. The
councilmanic club were the winners of the
game by the score of 40 to q. Errors were
numerous and passed balls were without re.
cord.
Cut on Hts Finger.
Isaac Fornwalt, the founder at the furnaces
Of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore company, was
engaged yesterday at the furnaces in making
dentally had his left hand caught in the ma
chinery, which resulted In the middle finger
being cut off at the first joint. The injury
received the attention OF a physician.
An Unfortunate Accident.
A sad accident happened during yesterday
to small child Of John Kelly, living on new
Second street. by which IL came very near
meeting its death. The child went into an
outhouse and In some unknown manner fell
down the cesspool. The absence of the child
was noticed after some time and a search
made for 1t. The child was found in the
place where it had fallen and was quickly re-
moved. 1t was in an unconscious condition
and the parents thought it was dead. Two
physicians were hastily summoned and gave
attention to the child. After great difficulty
1t was resuscitated.
Pleasant Party.
A short time ago Mr.. Will. j. Edelman
LEFT the ranks of bachelors and got married.
Last evening number of his fellow membe
Of the Forest and Stream club went to the
residence of his father.in-law, Mr.. B. U. Shu
man, In Manor township on visit Of con-
graduation. The time was spent in very
enjoyable manner. The persons ~
participated in an eloquent bane~ ., 1nt
turned home at an early ho"., ;. ana re-
well pleased with their Us. - this morning
Toy5 .1p.
On saturday..,sio 4 Notes: -,
leave town. norning Company & will
regiws,ss"sJsa Allentown, where the Fourth
- po"Will hold their encampment
sdish august Flowers, of Lancaster, will be
Ir1 town on Saturday afternoon and play a
-S;ame of ball with the Columbias An inter
esting contest may be expected as the last
game between these clubs was one Of eleven
innings.
Officer Wittick arrested stephen Burretts,
colored, and Thomas Morgan, white, last
night tor drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct This morning they had a hearing
before Squire Evans and were sent to Jail for
five days each.
Yesterday afternoon market wagon with
two horses attached arrived in Columbia con-
tanning four persons. This party was a tamil Y
consisting OF father, mother, son and daugh-
ter, and were on their way to New Jersey.
The family had been living in the SOUTH
western part of Missouri, but had became
tired OF the country, was driving to New
Jersey to reside in future. The head OF the
family remarked that this East suited hin
better than the West
Mr. Houston Mifflin has had erected alonI
the river shore a very tins boathouse and ha
purchased an elegant row-boat, the adding
another boat to the number now owned II
town.
The repair gang of the Pennsylvania rail
road are now at work in putting in new tie
and rails on the main track from Union I
Perry streets.
Last evening man was out on the rive
in a row boat and had approached very nes
shore, when the boat upset and the occupaL
was thrown in the river. He soon righted
and came to land. A good wettng was tn
only damage done.
The Columbia rolling mill is shut down TO
repairs and will remain closed for fey
days. The engine of tho pudding rolls /
being repaired.