Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-11
HlBlTION IN COLUMBIA.


EVUtfcaVOuuoucoO OF lHTBLLtobNCbh.
81 QoEuAniA, sept ll.--Editor Walter Thcr.
|luA q the New York Voice, wss advertised
W 1Doak IN The aYmoGy last night on prohibi
k but did mot coma About fifty people
1v8 peoGent Msssm r. 8. Goodman and
o. Lsonard, OF Lancaster, made
et speochss 70 the rnesting on the sub
- q prohibition and gave an outline
~ ~ work being done In Lancaster
1Uun1y. They seated that Mr.. Mills was un-
I1k1o y - present on account Of sickness
49, ths speakers had concluded an effort
- mnds to organizsla Prohibition club In
Q11ambla which was accomplished BY the
(2oseloa of Uriah Sourbesr, e president and
tAon circulated among the people who had
9omnl0od, and about ten sigue1 were secured
. Z nucleus for the club. The meeting
Vos attended BY both Republicans and
Domccmts with number .of boys scattered
root BADLY Hurt
Z John II. Bletz, conductor Of crew No. %
drawn by engine No. 253, of the Penusyl Iva
M nilroad, was hurt at an early hour this
morning, while on his train coming west.
Tho train had received orders to run on the
middle track At Eagle station, and the con-
duct0r attempted to jump from the train
while Il was moving very slow. The ballast
had boen removed from between the ties and
this caused Mr.. Bletz to stumble and his left
not was caught underneath the wheels The
broken and the ball Of the foot badly bruised.
The injured man was brought home on en-.
eine No 5S7. The injuries were given at
iention by DIR. Craig.
Election of Omcers.
Tho following officers were elected last night
n shawnee Encampment, No. q, /. o. o. F.,
tnnerve for the ensuing term: Chief patriarch,
VIM. f. Madden; high priest, Armor d.
He'll senior warden, Chas. s. Filbert junior
warden, S w. Guiles; treasurer, Geo w.
Schroeder; trustees, John b. Eshleman, S.
r. Graver and 4. p. d. Miller.
In the Churches.
In the Trinity Reformed church on Sun.
day at lGl5 q m, and 7:3O p. m. Harvest
home thanksgiving exercises will be held
Tho church will be suitably decorated with
fruits and flowers and a special service ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Church OF God will be closed ON Sat.
nrday morning. In the evening the church
will observe the ordinances of feet washing
ana the Lords Supper.
Rev. q. +. Grifiitns has returned home
from his summer vacation and will conduct
the regular services In the Methodist Epls-
copal church. The Sunday school will be
Rev. @. ID. Rishel will preach this even :
ing In Washington borough, at the opening
OF the Harvest Home service OF the Church
of God.
Town notes.
Five boys working at the Susquehanna
rolling mill, were arrested yesterday by
OHicer Wittick for trespssslng on the
grounds of Mr.. T.. X. Smith. The boys
were released upon warning not repeat their
act
The Rod and Gun club returned home
about twelve o'clock last night The mem
hers came from the camp on q special train to
Harrisburg, and then home with their car at.
tachod to q freight train.
The store lights Of the commercial circuit
failed to burn very good last evening The
machinery at the plant Is being overhauled
to-day.
The Spy OF this week states that strike Ia
In progress at the Keeley stove works. for
an advance of ten per cent In their wages.
This report Ii not correct, a. the men are still
a& work. The president Of the board OF d.
rectors denies the report.
The annual session Of the colored lodges
of Odd Fellows will be held In Columbis
next weeE. The meeting will be held In the
armory. On Wednesday large parade will
take place.