Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-22
SERvED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
NV. WILLIAM PK1PER PAsToR or HOLY
xnIEfrY CHURCH slNcE isss.
ahs CsIsbrAtssn Of the Event BY Services in
shs church ana . Bansuss-Bishop NC
Govern Astends--rbs asrothsr Of DnT.
4. Baden Kills Himself ON TUESDAY.

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PEPPER, pastor Of the Holy Trinity Catholic
church, celebrated the 2sth anniversary Of
his installation - priest Of that church to-
0ey. solemn high mass was celebrated at
1o;is q m, with the following oficers Of
ehe high mssss CeleSrant, Rev. VIM.
fsipes master Of ceremonies, Rev. A.
Raul deacon, Rev. NJ Muerer; sub deacon,
Rev. b Depman deacons Of honor, Rev.
J. J. Russell and @. Koppernssle. In this
connection II . most pleasing ooincidence.
When Rev. PEPPER celebrated his first mass
- yeaS ego, Row Muerer and Depman
ossisted In tho same oficss % they did to.
day. The church services were followed
b an elaborate full course BANQUET siven
b. Rev. PEPPER TO his frispdA
Among the Waiting clereymen were
Bishop Mc0overp, Revs. Kamerling, B..
Corvee, George PApe, r. Brickei, Joseph
NerR George BornemaD, J. Badde, A
Nathe. Q. Koppernsgle, h. Relt, J. Keeper,
Henry Christ r. Depman, A. Ksul, NJ.
Auerer, ]. J. Russell, DIR. McCuilagh, A.
Christ, F. Schmidt, schleuter, F. Lsuberi,
J. O'Reilly, Jos. Mc1lvaine.
Rsv. PEPPER was born ct Oar, Westphalls,
Germany, and was educated in Muenster.
He came 10 the United States In 1862 and
ontered the seminary OF 81 Charles, at
PhiladelphiA He was ordained priest by
Bishop Wood on October 18th, 1853, and a..
signed - priest ct Reading. On November
- 1883, be was appointed to Holy Trinity
church ct Columbia.
During his pastorate he has been faithful
sud earnest In his church work, and the
congregation has grown until twelve hun.
dred communicates are enrolled rs mem.
bers OF Trinity church. He has been IN
excellent citlxen Of the town, liberal and
Kind to the poor and ready to do anything
70 advance his church and the interest OF
the town. The PEOPLE OF Columbia wish
him many continued years % priest Of
Holy Trinity.
Was Not Poisoned.
Tho examination Of the stomach Of vii.
liam Brown, who died on Sunday, did not
reveal traces of poison. DIS. Craig and
B0ckius made thorough Investigation.
The funeral OF LewislBrooks will be held
on Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. As the
Methodist church is 10 far down town scr
Woes will be held In st. Johns Lutheran,
Rev. Thos. Harrison, of the M. H. church,
ofnciating. Tho order Of Railway Conduo-
tors will attend tho funeral In body.
Martha Malaon and Sarah Watson, both
eolored, were arrested for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct They will have
hearing before Squire Solly this even
ing.
The Thanksgiving market will be held
on the afternoon previous at O'Clock.
John p. Stamsn entertained the Glee club
In handsome manner at his home last
evening.
Henry Clay has been sued by his wife
for assault and battery before Squire Solly.
Clay has left the town.
A public sale Of the property occupied by
The Central Pharmacy anc Rotbehild's shoe
store Will be held to night at Wsgner's
hotel.
The Young Folks society OF st. Johns
Lutheran chulch, will hold q aocisbls this
evening as John Sweeney's home.
The Citissns' band, OF Mountvllle, will
attend the band fair tonight.
Engine l6l ran into the train OF engine 70
u the east yards this morning. The tank
was thrown from the track aud engine l6l
alightly damaged.
Dr. +. A. Baden w&s summoned TO his
home ut Lutherville, Nd, last night by
eeleeram ststing that his brother was found
dead In . woods near Lu,hervillo. The
Baltimore Sun Of Wednesday ssys +" The
body OF Msulden Baden, pilot, aged about
b years, was found yesterday In a neid
owned by Mr.. Henry Kellogg, about half
mile west of Luthervnle. There was a
bullet wound behind the right ear,
but no pistol or other weapon wss
Ioupd on or near him. The body
was discovered by . coiorsd boy nam cd
5origgs, at IL o'clock In the morning, bu,
Tor some reason he did not make his dis
'overy known until late In the afternoon,
The supposition IL that Baden committed
luicide By shooting himself and that after
he shot was nred he threw his pistol svsy
md cEawled ofY from the spot where the
hootipg occurred. He had lived In Luth.
svills with his parents, but all moved TO
salhmore short while ago. No one knows
Z any cause why he should xiii himself
nd no letters or papers OF any kind were
ound upon him. An inquest was held
nd verdict Of suicide rendered"
Todsy's Baltimore Sun asys: uTbs
ody OF ]. Asulden Baden, who killed
imsslf near Lutherville, on Tuesday, was
lksn to tho residence OF his unole, Mr..
loung O. Wilson. On Saturday II win be
showed to Plum Point, Calvert county.
nd inferred st the family burying ground
their farm ct that place. The family
- ass'gu no cause for the suicide"