Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-03
CHARGED 1T TO BEER.
A B0Y GETS INTO TROUBLE WHILE
HELPING Ar a NOTING.
After Imbibing too Much Malt Liquor. lie Is
Accused OF stealing u silver watoh-what
Is Going On In the borough Churches.
Happenings About the Town.

Regular Correspondence OF iSTELLIGRNcER.
COLUMBIA, April 3.-on April lst, James
Kiscadden vacated the saloon on Commerce
street. moving into another house. Among
the number of persons helping at the move
was Henry Welsh, living on Walnut street.
about sixteen years of age. As Is usual on
these occasions plenty OF beer was provided
and Welsh literally partook Of the drink,
becoming intoxicated. He left the place
during the afternoon, going TO the
Odd Fellows hall where Jacob +. Bender
is erecting fire escape. The vest of Charles
Bender was hanging In an ante-room OF
watch valued at 81. At six o'clock on
the same evening the owner of the vest
missed his watch. Officer Wittick traced its
loss to Welsh, who was arrested. Squire
Evans held the latter in 500 bail for court
Alter this case was disposed OF the father of
Welsh entered suit against James Kiscadden
for providing beer to minors 1t was claimed
that Welsh drank so much that he did not
really know what he was doing when he stole
the watch. Kiscadden had a hearing before
Squire Evans and gave bail for 500 for his
appearance at court
Religious Notes.
The following officers have been elected in
the Bethel Sunday school to serve for the en-
suing year: Superintendent Rev. c. II.
Rishel assistant superintendent, W. ii. Bel
tel secretary, Miss Cora Shertzer; treasurer,
w. +. Hartman librarians, Ralph Mullen.
William Snyder, Amos Grotf; orgsnist, Miss
Eva Elliott.
The Right Rev. n. A. Rulison, Episcopal
bishop will preach in the st Paurs p. f.
church on Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Rev. c. F. Knight, u. D., OF St James
church, Lancaster, will officiate at the even
ing service at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Moran and
Bishop Rulison will visit the mission
church, at Safe Harbor, in the evening
Rev. VIM. +. Evans, pastor of the Second
street Lutheran church, will visit Mannheim
on Sunday to assist in the administration of
the Lords supper Rev. James +. Zerger
| will I'LL his pulpit in the morning. In the
evening the church will be closed. The effort
| t. raise 200 to clear the debt on this church
has been successful and the first installment
will be collected on the 18th of the present
| month.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Brakeman
| will attend divine services in the Trinity
Reformed church on Sunday evening, when
Rev. J. ii. Pannebecker will deliver an ap-
| propriate sermon. The members of the
| lodge Will meet p. m.
| A Series of Accidents
| Mrs Warfel, an aged lady, residing in
kitchentown, was walking across room at
her home, and tripped over piece of carpet
falling with such force that She sustained a
fracture OF the right arm at the wrist. DIR.
Berntheisel attended the injury.
| young daughter of Edward ShultZ liv.
| ing la alley /. tell from a fence at her home
and broke her left arm. Dir. Bernthesel re-
| duced the fracture.
A young son of John Emmenheiser, living
in alley H., was struck below the right eve
another young boy. A terrible cash was the
result, which was attended by Dr. Bern,
theisel.
| Town Notes
fair audience assembled in the opers
house last night to see Miss Ada Gray and
company in " East Lynne" The perform
ance was excellent.
The new borough councils will organize on
next Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, in the
| council chamber.
Mr.. William J. Strickler will attend the
sessions OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle
In Philadelphia during next week, as a repre-
sentative from the town lodge
| The interior of the Pennsylvania railroad
station Is being thoroughly cleaned and will
| be repainted.
number of friends OF Mr.. L. T. Bare
| assembled at his home ON Walnut street,
| last evening and gave him complete sur.
| prise, in honor of his 3lst birthday The
| time was pleasant Y spent.
| Ohicer Gilbert arrested Charles Mctirady,
| tramp, for being drunk and disorderly.
Squire Evans sent him to jail this morning,
for five days.
The old building torn down on the site
where the new store of Messrs. Haldeman
Will be erected on Locust street, was one
OF the ancient landmarks of Columbia
The river was much higher last night than
at any time since the moving of the ice dur
ing last winter. The water has reached as
FAR as the lumber yards, but much danger
Will not be done, excepting that some of the
wharyes along the river will be washed out.
Work has been commenced at reclining
the entire cupola of furnace No. ., of the
Chestnut Hill Iron Ore company.
Another attraction has arrived at the meet.
lngs oi the Salvation Army in the shape OF
Colonel Hunter, reformed jail-bird. With
the dwarf, "Brother Danny" and this new
addition, large crowds will be drawn to the
armory at the meetings.