Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01
ANOTHER AGED CITIZEN.
1IaonArt .. LAMBARrH Dfrs AFTER
sGvERAL YEARS ILLNE.s.
! 4 native Of Germany. hut Resident Of Coium-
Sss over F,ny Ysass-Feur Men burned
- ExpIedlss Cinder-A Woman
Chast,sss usr Rusband.

! CoLrNBIA, May l--Michael Frederick
1amhaRth died this morning at 3:35 o'clocs,
. the residence OF his son.in-law, Joseph
SWitxer, On Walnut street. Deceased was
n IL e3d year OF his age and the death
Wos 6ue 10 old age. He hss been an in
vailA ioe number Of years and has been
eoanned TO his bed for the past year. ne
w. born In Germany, and has been hv,ns
60eo since he was 25 years old. no I
aabrer By occupation and IVES IN enp.oSo
~ eho boroush. On account OF ill-neaItn ne
- mot been working for the past nteen
vearr ana bss bsen living with Mr.. sWit
~, rhree daughters survive, Mrr. Joseph
avalser. Mrs Isaac Taylor and Mrs ltvi
rueuap4er, oil Of this place The funeftl
MI b held on Thugsday morning at
o,olock from his late residence 1nterment
e Mount Bsthel cemetery.
The funeral OF John Stapf was held this
morning from Holy Trinity Catholic
church.
Tho funeral OF Miss Susan sensenig will
be held on Wednesday afternoon, At
O'Clock, from the residence OF T. Twilight
Accident At Rolling MIL
A quantity of hot cinders exploded al
Columbia rolling mill this morning, badly
burning Rufus Brown, John Hickey,
Joseph Moore and Harry Rissinger. A
buggy had been placed at furnace TO
catch the hot cinder, running from the
furnace, and when Brown and Hickey were
taking II away the buggy overturned. The
hot stuff ran into some water causing the
explosion and throwing the cinder In all
directions. Hickey had his clothing burned
from his body, bis hair badly scorchod and
his back full OF bliEters Brown hnu
Moore were burned on the back and head
but had the presence of mind to jump into
: trough OF water. Rissipger also received
burns on his back. The accident resulted
Ia painful injuries but they are not serlou''
whipped Her Husband.
Yesterday afternoon an excitement was
created on South Fifth street caused by
vile whipping her husband. james q.
Startling, living at l39 South Fifth street.
and two young men, intended TO take
Misses Mollie wariel and Name Hogen-
toaier out for q ride. They were In the
carriage when Mrs. Sterling saw the party
and shc jumped into the carriage. She as
ssulted the girls and compelled her hus-
band 70 get out OF the carriage. The affair
% the talk Of the town.
Meetings Tonight. Etc.
Gen. Welsh Post VIII meet tonight to
arrange for the observance OF Memorial
Dsy. Tho committee on programme will
meet at Z o'clock and consist Of the follow
Ing members Jos. W. Yocum, Samuel
FiIbert, DR.. II. NJ. Livingston, John
Sweeney, Dr. Alex Craig, w. Hayes Grier,
J. Halls Fiidy, jacob H. Wilmer, +. @.
Charles, Abrsm Stauf1er, DR.. +. Hinkle.
Tho committee to spportion the work OF
the centennial will meet this evening at
the ONCE of VIM. Is. Given, esq.
Last evening Miss Sallie Meyers was
knocked down by boy in front OF the store
OF Msssrs. Goo. w. and b. +. Hsldeman.
She received an ugly wound on her fore
head by falling on the pavement. Messrs.
II. x. Zsigier and Thos. w. Haldeman,
rendered her assistance and the lady was
removed TO her home. Dr. Livingston
was summoned and gave her attention.
The bodies OF George Ge'z and wife, who
wore buried in the old Fifth street ceme-
tsry slmost hlty years ago, were disin.
terrsd yesterday and removed to tho Iron.
willie cemetery. They wore re-buried In
the family graveyard OF Mrs. Catherine
Hogsntogler
Mrs. Catherine Hogentoglsr, Of Iron.
Vile; Mrr. Elizabeth Rumple,of town, and
wus Barbara Fry, OF Lancaster, are the sur
viving sisters, who are possibly the three
Oldest In the county, whose ages combined
are two hundred and forty three years.