Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-03

U54CMnIA, Sept a.--The Columbia Rod
II uu0 elub len town this morning fos
rGnnuol IN days trip The club Will
~ <ho1e outing along the banks OF the
ot1voS, In Warrington county, Mary
ZAuy were provided with special
- Aoa Everything necessary 70 make
leoG1pa 3 pleasant ou& The officers and
m1oGD ere - follows: Commandant,
n q 1hyloe; viCe oommandsnt james
1c11G9; 0Goter of transportation, H Il.
nlne; tfuosursr, Charles 8. Murray ;
r>ogunasoss, Samuel Fllbert; commissary
nmt John a. Boyle; quartermastsr
orm4 Jscob Rothschild; members.
~ q. Baker, Wm. u. Borden, Fred.
r. BuoAes, Alex. Craig, Charles II.
1UM Jchn d. ForTy, II. H. Helse, a.
~ jsccb Kimes. Lewis w. May, Pax.
~ OlDay, jacob @. Psnoe, George McC.
ul& John Weseerman. The club IL pro.
11o1 WIN . cook and waiter, who will at.
a - . ~ uants Of the msmberA
11nIn2 Edward O. Shannon, Samuel
49,, John Fry, Of Columbia John Orner,
11ooet Dettre and Edgar Kurtz, Of Pho
zkVnla LEFT rwa this morning to spend .
y - . The mon OF the Codorus creek, In
H& county. Harry Mcbride was taken
Two Deaths.
& Mn Catharine Miller, widow Of the late
ooego g. Milier, died this morning at 9:l5
toOck, q her homo on South Fourth street
1er Onion, In the Gath year of her age.
90 ~ Friday night she was attacked with
4 s]eoDps whlch resulted In her death. The
ooo1sed wss born In Germany and came
- the United States thirty.six years sgo
Uuxing the entire time she has been living
= MI placss The surviving children are
GA Charles Rupp, Columbia; Mrs. Chas.
4 @1b1ey md Froderica Miller, both OF Phil
10oaphiA The funeral hss not yet been
Exnnsed..
levin Page, q six months son OF Warren
- 1ila Bishop, died on Sunday night at
- o'clock at the home Of his parents. The
*0oaeh wns caused by cholera iniantum after
~ tWo days illnesA The funeral services
sNin = held Oh Tuesday afternoon at 2
WI Poiios Items.
Tin Dolan was found on Saturday night
K1yInS o. the railroad 1t Front street oross-
$lHa He Was In . helpless state OF intoxica.
a - md was hauled TO the lookup by p. r.
roIice Gilbert and Special Officer Kip.
olan paid his 6ne and costs TO Squire Solly
n - wss discharged.
Ohaflos Fogie, Of Newtown, had hear
~ belore Squire Evanson Saturday even.
*1ng Tor cruelty to animals, preferred by
i Jneob Hsbecker. A dog OF Hsbecker was
Il = E0gis's tobacco patch, and was shot by
!, ~ owner, being badly wounded. The
ounn were imposed, but Fogie will most
( 1lksly take the csse tocourt
Notes About Town.
M A tramp walked from train at Shock's
Il tinn ID tho p. r X on Saturday, while
n ~ tTaln was In motion. He received ar
1Sly gssh in his head.
l1rA John Mcbride, living ON Walnu
n1Soot had birthday surprise party or
\ a1urday evening. A pleasant time WA
- ~ all.
W. n. Fendrich caught the largest basl
\ ~ Ne season tn Saturday. 1t weighed
3 poundA "a ounceA Thus far he In entitled
4 9 ~ prizs rod.
E.,F q four~ ~horse team OF Samuel Camp
q ooa1, drAwing large stone wagon beoam,
Sunnnanagsable this morning while crossinl
& ono r. h r., at Walnut street. They werl
lklghteued at an engine and ran towardl
- river, but were soon stopped by th,
4 Is3yer.
y hcFso Of Samuel ANxyran through
eFai squsres on Saturday evening At
n ls1bI6 fSs6 & speed. Several persons hat
mnkIOw sscapes from being run over. TIL,
4 1uEse was finally caught at Fifth ant
1 Chestnut streets.
Squire Solly and party Of friends spen
Sunday on George Wallis Island below tn,
& dam. They enjoyed the tine watermelon
nd oantelopes
w. s. Allison, OF the Adams Express
eompany, IL visiting friends In town.