Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-31
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uonAlln9 depaftDent Of the Columbia
loSe nill - nOw On . strike, owing to
711S alfReuiev bseween the men and the
1A ne trouble arises from the
So a tWU mon and the refusal Of the
115 n1n1Oyos 10 10 70 work until these men
I'D. The puddlers were discharged
~ ehey stopped work before all the
Id been made without notifying the
nGor. Il b rule in the mill that when
111er = obliged 10 quit work on account o
1nEuous or other causes before all the heats are
<ompleeed, the management shall be 30 in
Iugmiod In order that . substitute can be
ooonrsd to finish the heat The non. compli-
epoe With this rule resulted in the discharge
o. The puddlerA The finishing department
q The mill IL still at work, but the puddlers
me- puddlen held meeting this morning
I'D refused TO 20 to work until the two dis
0harRod puddiers are reinstated and the same
Saeo Of wages given them a. paid In the other
town millA The other mills pay S,s5 per
too. The men demand the same rate of pay.
Tho management has offered TO pay s. 75 per
Tn, but the men will remain firm until their
demands are acceded to-
The Death List.
The community was greatly shocked on
Friday morning, upon the sad news of the
death Of William ID. Hershey, son of Eph.
rim Hershey, deceased, who died at lO4O
Z. "a. at his home on South Second street, in
the 10Th year Of his age. The cause of the
death was typhoid fever. He was locomo-
tive engineer on the Pennsylvania railroad,
and was greatly liked by all with whom he
came In contact His loss will be greatly felt
by his family and friends The funeral will
take place on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrk Christine Yeauish, one Of the oldest
residents Of Columbia, died at an early hour
this morning, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs.. jacob Fisher, on Perry street. in the
sighty-eighth year Of her age The cause OF
her deaih was q stroke OF paralysis, with
which she was attacked on last Monday. For
the last fourteen years Mrs. Yeanish was an
invalid, due to q broken leg, imperfectly
eet, but during the entire time bore her long
confinement in her room with Christian re-
aiguation. The time for holding the funeral
hes not yet been arranged.
The funeral of tho late George J. Smith
viii take place on Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
Among the Churcne.
On account of the Lsndjsviile campneetins
the Methodist church will be closed ON Sun
day.
Rev. VIM. p. Evans will preach his las
sermon prior to his summer vacation O
Sunday evening at six O'Clock in the Secon
street Lutheran church.
The Church Of God will hold their camp
meeting In daryland, commencing Angus
9Th andContinuing ten days
Rev. George w. Ely, OF the Presbyterian
church, will be absent during August on hi
summer vacation. The pulpit will be oC
cupied by other ministers during his al
sence.
Up and Down Street.
Tho Columbia base ball club will visi
Reading, on Monday, playing a game wit
the Sam Fields nine; the same club vii
play game in Lancaster and then return +
Columbia and play the concluding game.
James @. Nelson, an engineer on the Penr
sylvania railroad, living on Locust street
was overcome with the heat, yesterday afte
noon, at the corner of Fifth and Locus
streets. Mr.. Nelson was removed to h
home and last night was very much in
proved in his condition.
On Sunday afternoon the cornerstone
the Salome church OF the United Brethren
Christ, ON North Fifth street. will be lai
with appropriate services.
The Mexican Pavilion company vi
arrive in Columbia on Monday, and gi'
performances in the town on August I'd al
Sd.
On Sunday special trains will run to al
from Landisville, over the Pennsylvania al
Reading d Columbia railroads tor the accor
modation Of all persons desiring to visit L
campmeeting.
A very severe storm passed over town Ii
night, when the rain fell in torrents a
lightning very vivid.