Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-22

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6esa SNOW ~ the Opera House,

H><u1ax correspondence of IrTrLLIoENoER
+s UoGuMpIA, Nov. q The Columbia roll
~ mill, after q suspension OF over three
nehA was lighted up this morning and
M1 NH y In operation. A large number OF
*(t1oaon were seeking employment and
~ tnonagsrs gave work to all those whom
J a)ne1 knew 10 be ftstclsss men. All the
pu6d1jng furnaces with the exception of
Z tAeoo nro In operation, and the puddle and bar
UIll rolls are working excepting the eighteen
~ butt rollA These rolst the emauagementdid
H0o9 doelfo to run ut present The starting OF
~ mill attracted about three hunuIeu ,nen
81 boys about the nefghborhooc, out tney
Woao not allowed about the mill. NO troupie
nno occurred in the starting of the mill on the |
tofms offered 10 the workmen, and the man
nGorp do mot expect any trouble to occur
wrsck the Railroad
A wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania rail-
xoad on Sunday morning about eleven o'clock
% Ne freight train drawn by engine No. 46',
ooming west, at the switches at Dillerville
The wreck was caused by a flange OF a car
striking the point OF the switches and two
cars we're thrown from the track, blocking
bJth main tracks The Columbia wreck
GROW were called into service and soon had
about two o'clock.
United in Marriage.
Frank i. Ziegler, connected with the
Western Union Telegraph and Adams Ex-
press companies, at Columbia, was united In
marriage last evening to Miss Kate Conklin,
ct the home Of the brides parents on Locust
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. VIM. p. Evans, OF the Second street
Lutheran church.
michael s,rogoG" Company.
Charles l.. Andrews &" Michael StrogoI -
company will appear in the opera house on
Tuesday evening, when performance OF
very high merit will be given. The play is a
dramatizstion of Jules Nerne's famous story,
which recalls the incidents which beiell
Strogcff on his mission from the car to the
grand duke. Thirty-tive people is in the
company, which carries two carloads OF
scenery. The ballet troupe is large and the
premiers are excellent dancers Hearty en-.
joyment can be had by all who attend the
performance.
Town Notes.
The festival held in the armory by the
members OF the United Brethren church
closed on last Saturday night, and was
success in every way. The church real
ICED over 500 from the festival.
The remains OF the late j. Duncan Cot
trell, esq, who died at his home at Minneap
oils, Mimi, during last week, will be Brought
TO Columbia for interment The remains
will be brought to town on Wednesday,
when the funeral will take place from the
railroad station. Interment will be made al
Mount Bethel cemetery.
On Saturday evening Messrs K. Z. VII
liams, s. p. Wayne, Jacob Kimes and Frank
Heise returned home from Clesrheld county
and Messrs George Ross, Frederick Buchel
and Samuel Filbert arrived home from Unior
county, where they were on cunning trip
Each party brought home deer, phessants
squirrels, etc.
The river is now falling and the wharve'
along shore are now clear OF wafer. The ris'
In the river did not cause any damage L
property.
The pudding furnaces at the mill OF tn,
Columbia Iron company have not yet beer
completed. The work is retarded by tht
boilers not arriving.
Work has been resumed in the Reading &
Columbia coal chutes which had been stoppeC
by the high water. A number OF canal boat
are at the chutes waiting for their cargoes o
coal.
The band was out serenading on last Sat
urday night and showed considerable i'm
prOyement since the reorganization. A mum
Der of citizens were compimented with The
music of the band.
Houses are being erected by DR.. Houston
Miffiin outside OF the borough limits, which
will be at Tenth street, near Chestnut, where
the streets are opened to that distance.
Services will be held in the Church OF God
during this week.
A dsiIy maids reception will be held in
the armory for three nights, commencing on
Thursday evening, for the benefit OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF St Johns Lutheran
church.