Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-13
AFTER TWO YEARS ILLNESS.
sua sAcnxL CuLBERr. A Native OF
LANcAsrER, DIES.
: aeesssss Of ceiumbis sIncs lseS-sc;dier
csnsaasss Of nsrrisbars ana Philadelphia
!, Jssa the Centennial rarsds-D b.
nuIer R,des over wissisr's Hsn

~ yoara Tue O0C0oo0o Wes OoIn III Lsu' |
,osfsr. her maiden nsme being McCsrtle
~ moved to Columbis In 1865, on the day
vhan I,,ncoln was buried. She hes been
living in this vicinity ever since. Two
mud dreu-Thomas Culbert Of kinderhook,
LANCASTER county, and Mre. Christian Wiss.
Isr. Of town, survive The funeral will be
beid on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Services ct her late home will be con
6ucsed BY Rev. E. Ludwlck, OF tho United /
Drsshren church, Of which church deceased |
wss member. Interment In Mount Bethel
oemstsry.
Csntenniai Notes.
The committee on military and hremen
have received IN acceptance from the City
0reys, Co. D., s:h Regiment Of Harris
burg, to parade In the third day OF the CEN
tsnuiai. %. G., lst Regiment, OF Phiiadel-
phia, will also parade ut that time.
The Industrial com mittee will meet this
svsning at $50 O'Clock. From present IN.
dicatious there will be . large display OF
indu,,r,al works and merchants on the
opening day.
Chippssa Commandery, No 81, X Of q.
T.. viii hold special meeting on Tuesday
evening, TO arrange for the celebration ana
drill
Psrsonai and Oiher Notes.
Miss Gussie Hook returned home on
Haturdsy evening from Q trip TO Baltimore.
Gen. Wm. Patton and daughters left this
morning for Osean Grove.
Robert Dunlap, Of the p. X. r., Pbila-
delphis, IL visiting in town.
Chss. p. Shreiner was on visit to his son
Harry, in Philsdelphia.
r. Il. Hull, Of the p. r. Il. freight cfiice,
n on \ visit to Reading.
Rev. A. NJ Merkham and wife left town
this aft, rnoon for q visit to Lehighton,
Carbon county.
Messra Msrtin Rudy, David II. Miller,
W. A. Reist and Shsefior, OF the Ian.
caster 3Icycle Climb, arrived In town on
their Star machines. They were met at
Aountville by members OF the Columbia
wheeimen and escorted TO town. Mr..
Miller succeeded in climbing Wisier's hill,
tue steepest In this vicinity, on the spo.
c,ally constructed machine OF Mr.. Rudy.
The latter rider succeeded In getting very
near the top The hill at Wisler's will DO
attempted this evening at $50 O'Clock by
VIII Oosrlin and John Mclaughlin, OF the
Columbis wheelmep.
On Saturday six lsborers employed by
Contractor q. F. Walker In removing the
Presbyterian Sunday school building
shtuck for higher wages. They were re.
ceiviDg 81 10 per day and wanted 81 25.
Upon the refusal TO grant their request the
men quit work. Mr. Walker easily sup
piied their places at 81 10 and will not en-
ploy the strikers st any figure. The work
n now going on all right aud no further
trouble 10 expected.
The handsome M. Il. Sunday school
room was occupied on Sunday afternoon
for the first time. The regular service was
dispensed with and song service held,
The formal opening Will be held mex
Sunday whom Rev. Thos Harrison, pastor
viii be home.
Tne chapel Sunday school held tholi
service in the grammar school yesterday.
One hundred and thirty five members were
present, although the weather was very
unpleasant. The members are delighted
with their tenn mporary quarters
Council will meet In regular session on
Tuesday evening.
The wreck crew we're at work on Sunday
at White House In clearing away the wrecF.
The Shawnee fre company have received
lumber for their arch.
David Stolk and John Siers were before
squire Evans on Saturday charged with
trsspsss by Henry Wisler, farmer They
paid the costs aud were discharged.
Arthur Peterson wss charged before
Squire Evans by John Hershey for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct He
paid cnsts aud was discharged
A game of ball was played on S saturday
afternoon between the Maytown and Y. M.
O. A. clubs. The score stood to 8 at the
sixth inning In favor OF the latter club when
. dispute arose Tho Msytown club left
the field and Umpire Ssips gave the game
70 the home club by 0 too.
"Our Jonathan" was presented in the
opera house on Saturday night to . fall
audience. Judging from the load sp
plsused the performance pleased the psrsonl
present.
The Lark club presented d l.. Smedley
zone OF the members, with id-hesded can,
on Saturday evening. The gift was gres
surprise, and this club was well entertained
By the recipient OF the cane.
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He Threw . Cobb,e Stone Through q 'rrndow
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
81 came 10 town for little fup," ex
plained Frank Hsmpsy, age %, OF 10
Chester street, Lancaster, Pa, as ha stoot
before Magistrate Thompson at the Light
district station house yesterday morning
to answer the charge of malicious mischief
On Saturday evening the prisoner, Will
Intoxicated, went into the saloon OF Johl
McKeever, No. go North Twelfth street
bat the proprietor refused to sell him any
thing but q cigar because he showed ev
dsncea OF already having had enough
Hsmpey then went outside, appsrentl
satisfied at the refusal, but when in tn
street picked up q coole-stone and threw
through the glass panel OF the door, smssl
ing 1t and carrying away some metal bal
behind It
Hampey then ran, but was pursued an
overtsken by Otticer Whitney, who all
arrested his companion, David Whin, {
1902 Csliowhtii street, this city. The mss
tstTate told Hsmpey 1t was one-sided fur
and committed him 20 prison in default G
$500 bsil. Whin was held in $500 to kee
the peace.
Hsmpey resided In this city until shor
time ago, and his family lives here. For
while he drove baggage wagon and hacl
for his brothers, and afterwards went (
Pailsdeiphis, where he has been at wor
at stone mssoniDg.
Bsrvs est Home Esi vices
ELIzABETHrowE, Aug. ia harves
lone meeting was held at the residence {
Peter ii, Lehman by the River Brethre