Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-16
70 IMPROVE THE ROOMS.
novs or rBE T. a O a. MANAGERS
Ar COLUMBIA.
welsh Pess Inspected by capt II X.
( [Sv1,eusn-An Ola man Severely Bruised
- r1nise President and sscse-
esry Of the stove Company Elected.

fyorUMBIA, May 10 The toard OF mana
STe uf the Young Mems Christian ssso-
1ueion held . meeting last evening and
6nuaded 70 have the rooms OF their quar-.
~ on South Second street, painted,
2orered and carpeted. The rooms will be
Snodo % inviting % possible to make a |
naonnant resort for young men. A recep- |
- viii be held In the near future Ex-
lnaleut work has been done by tho ladies
onxi,iary and they have secured subscrip.
71cns Of money aud many donations The
nembers Of the association In arrears are
reQussted to pay their dues to H. F.
xsrgsy, treasurer.
A meeting OF Gen. Welsh Post, No. lls.
q. 4. r., was held last evening, when the
pust was inspected by Capt. II. II. Brene-
nan, Of Lancaster. Tne gentleman was
ocoompanied by Hon. ]. p. Wickersham,
d. d. Heitshue, w. D. Stauffer and A. v.
Hurst Gen. Fisher was present at tie
meeting and gave an Interesting talk to the
oomradeA Tue occasion was very pleas
ons one.
The Columbia Canoe club met last night
ond decided upon the following racing
uniform: Blue trunks, white shirt, blue
etockings, blue scull cap and white canvas
GhoeA A race will be- held on the after.
noon Of May ao.h.
Two Accidents.
John Lebergern, employed at tho Colum.
( bia rolling mill, fell from the top OF pile
Of ssmuck bar" this morning He was on
me top OF the pills and fell about six feet.
He was carried to his homo on South
Fourth street, and his Injuries attended to
by Or. Craig. His back and shoulders are
9 badly bruised. He Is about GA years OF age,
and the accident IL o severe one for an old
man.
A number of boys were playing with q
railroad signal cap yesterday afternoon at
the Reading railroad, near the Fourth
street crossing. A boy named Renter
struck the cap with s.one and an explo
sicn followed. Reuter- received painful
wounds and some OF tho boys we're badly
out with flying pieces OF the cap.
President and Secretary.
A special meeting OF the board OF direct
( or Of the Keeley Stove company was held
last evening at tho office OF the company.
The board elected b. 8. Dstwiler president,
and ]. II. Beetem secretary.
Mr.. Simon e. May Is visiting friends
herA
Mr.. M. NJ. Sourbeer, formerly chief clerk
OF the p. X. Il freight office, but now In
Philadelphia, was in town yesterday with
the psy car.
Nessrs. II. F. Bruner, A. q. Guiles and
e. Hershey are attending tho meeting OF
I. lot holders at Landisviile.
Miss Edith wike will leave town on Sat
urday for vist TO Plttsburg.
Meesrs. ]. g. Hoffde,z, Ii. NJ. Fox
Iswis Dauth and ii. q. Hoh, OF Iseading z
enjoyed . plsnksd shad dinner at Warren
restaurant last night. To-day they went t
Read's battery to see the shad caught,
Tho Columbia rolling mill started th'
skelp mill yesterday and expect to hsv'
the entire mill In operation In few weeFs
3 Three double pudding furnaces. old raj
furnace, heating furnace and the guild
mill rolls are now running.
Council will meet In adjourned session
to-night
School board will meet on Thursda
night
Harry sholl has the largest shad OF tn
season which weighed eight pounds.
General Master 8. Il. Wilkinson ant
Vice Grand Master, w. r. Edeus, OF tn
Railroad BrAkemen, paid an tfiicial visit
Columbia lodge to-day.
Nra Bspjaman Gauntner was attacke'
with paralysis last night, which affects be
speech and sffl let's her LETT side.
The Metropolitan band concert should b
largely attended on Saturday night.
The railroad police arrested Cyrus Bul
xells, colored boot black, for being nu
aance at the railroad station. He was dis
charged by Squire Solly upon paying tn
costs.
Subscriptions arc being made by rail
readers for John L. Hummell, who had hi
leg cut Of on last Mondsy.
The funeral OF the late Sam uel McNsugh
was held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'cloc
from the Second street Lutheran church
Rev. J. II. Pannebecker, OF Trinity Re
formed church, ofiiciated at the iunera
The remains were inferred In Mount Beth'
cemetery.
The funeral OF the late Frank Farber wi
held this morning at o'clock from Hol
Trinity Catholic church.