Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-30
AFTER TWO YEARS ILLNESS
MRS. CHRr,TIANA DEIoBMANN. A Ma
TIVE or GERMANY. DIES.
Her Husbsnd and Three children survive
rfapk Fril, Kitten by . Copperh,sd snHns
Mr.. ana Mrs. Williams Celebrate Their
bs,h wedding Anniversary.

COLUMBIA, July 30.-MrA Christians
Deichmann, aged 81, vile Of Frederick
Deichmanp, died this morning. The cause
Of death is not exactly known. She hhs
been ailiug for the past two years ana nas
been confined to her bod sinco May iss.
The Sleceased was born In Sschssp, NoI'n
Germany, where she married N,ohoia'
Rs,ohouer. They came to Columbia I'D
1897 vbere Mr.. Bsinhouer was employed
~ . tailor. Mr.. Beinhouer died about 10
vs.rs ago and his widow carried on the
bus,ness of securing and dyeing to support
her children. In 1881 she married Fred
erick Deichmanp. Three children survive,
Otto and Annie Beinhouer snd Mrs. larry
Lepz, The deceased was we'll known ih
town, The funeral will be held on Thurs
dsy afternoon at O'CLOCK from Salem
Lutheran church.
Bitten by q snake.
Frank Fritz went TO York county on sun
day to gather blackberriee. He was reach
Ing under n limb to pick the fruit when he
was bitten In the index finger OF his right
hand by a oopperhead snake. The hand
and arm became badly swollen and received
attention from DR.. Craig. The man WAS
kept under the influence OF whisky, but
sufi cred terrible pains. The arm and hand
are still very much swollen, and fritz
still suffers very much from the poisonous
bite OF the snake
Married Fifty-Fir Years.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Williams, living
on North Front street, celebrated their both
wedding anniversary on Saturday. The
anniversary was not specially observed, al
though the couple received the coDgrstula.
tions OF their many friends Mr.. and Mrs.
williams were married In Harrisburg on
Sunday, July 2s.h, 1882, Rev. Dewitt,
Presbyterian minister. They came to Co
lumbla I'm 1910, where MIR. Williams has
since beon engaged in the drug business
Centennial Notes.
The brotherhood OF Railroad Brakemen
have extended invitations to ten lodges OF
the same order to parade on the second day
OF the centennial. VIM. Penn lodge, No
liz, Reading and sunbury lodge, No. i3,
bunbury, have accepted the invitations.
Susquehanna and Orion lodges OF Odd
Fellows will each send q invation to sister
lodgea York Canton, No. II, Patriarchs
Militant, OF York, have accepted and will
have band OF IS pieces
The Goodwill ire company OF York,
will be present at the centennial an guests
VI thc ohuWhuos hhVy hnro my "'es'
and q band.
The case OF John Ortman and E. il. Mey
ers, Of Washington, for assault and battery,
was settled on Saturday before Squire
Holly, by 0rtmsn paying the costs.
Uriah Holsinger sued Rebecca Holsinger
and Mary Hill, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. The hearing will occur
tonight.
Miss Bertle oitey has returned from
visit 10 Maryland.
win. Bern,hoisel left for Newport or
Saturday.
Geo. ii. Richards leil this morning iol
Block Island, X l.
Frank Heckler and family returned hom'
ON Saturday from Atlantic City.
Miss Alice O'Donnell returned on Satui
day from Philadelphia.
Miss Cora Ingram, of S.rasburg, IL visi
Ing Miss Lille Steinheiser.
Miss Elsie Stoner has returned fror
Eastern Shore, Md.
Timmey Fielis left for his homo In Phiia
delphia yesterday.
Rev. E Lud wick left for Piedmont, w
Va this morning.