Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-16
afH CAUSED BY DROPSY.
- 3. ". MICHAEL DIES or TaAr
pssBAss ON SUNDAY EvENISa.
Dvs 81 PhIlsdslphia ana widow OF the Lsse
-. ~. lGicssei-Loases Caused by sstur-
aavs wlsd-Tbe Fist Of George Helm
Goes Throush q window.
rs,ar Correspondence OF IxrrLliesxcuR.

4 4D0U0mf OOfreSpundence OF lFTxLtfeBNCnR.
}S CoLuMpIA, April l6-Mra J. w.
Il 1ohaol, . well-known resident OF this
<1reC0gh, died at her homo on Front street,
~ Dundsy evening at $50 o'clock, in the
nn yoax Of her ago. She had been ailinR
E1ng The past winter with dropsy, but
u only boen confined TO her bed for few
IN MIA Micbael was born In Philsdel.
= ~ bat has been living in town for the
- twenty yeara she was the
<Uo1OW Of the lste j. W. Michael, the we'll
+ *Ignown baggage master OF the T. X. r.,
80 w. Allied several years ago. Six
fGn1ldyou survive 70 mourn their loss. The
ohaldren are Frank d, John W., Howell,
William, and Misses Sallie and Alice
Dfichael, all living In town. The funeral
arrangements have not been made.
caused BY the wind.
n largo show case Of M. p. Root, halter
a Locust street. was standing In front Of
haoWu over by . gale OF wind. The case
aWoD composed mainly Of glass and is total
wreck. The loss to Mr.. Root will be over
a dressing case OF antique oak was
etanding In front OF the furniture store OF
Joen 0henberger & Son and was blown
ovee By the heavy wind on Saturday after
noon. The falling Of the bureau resulted
- the beveled looking glass being broken.
Zne loss 10 Msssrs. Shenberger q Son will
~ about Is.
Large window Broken.
George Helm and Bernard Keys, EN-.
ployes Of tho Pennsylvania railroad. had
sumo difficulty on Saturday afternoon, In
mont Of Booths cigar store. Tho quarrel
- A,l "a (vrn Mt nv
who lodged the blow. Helms fist went
ehrough the large plate glass window,
breaking II In many pieces. officer Wit
tick arrested both men, taking them before
Squire Evans. Keys was released by pay
lng ,el 76, half the costs. Helms settled
his affair BY paying e40 for the window and
ol75, half the costs
Tho Out Door Club
The Out Door club held meeting on
yesturisy evening, when the following on.
eoss were elected. President, Miss Mary
welsh vice president, Dr. Houston Mi
1lin; secretary, Joseph Hiestand treasurer,
3 lGisD Flora NJ. Pfoutz The club will meet
on Tuesday evening.
Market Master Frank Mcloalls was gwen
: surprise party on Saturday evening, a'
his home. The party was given by hi'
church and Sunday school clsss, In honor
of his z0th birthday. He was presented
with large willow rocking chair. About
Safty people were present
Ma Williard II. Block, OF lows, IL visit
Ing friends In town.
Charles II. Beetcm, late OF Brugh's drul
store, leit for his home at Carlisle, thi
evening. he viii enter the drug business
ID Baltimore In few days.
The military midgets will give perior
mance In the opera house to might.
The oyster supper held In the armory by
the Second street Lutheran church CLOSED
On Saturday night. 1t was q financia
success.
The Salem Lutheran church will hold ar
oyster supper commencing on Tuesday
eyening.
The large canal boats were removed from
The rocks st Sewers point on Sunday
morning. The work was done ty JOSEPH
6weitxsr and 8. b. Dunlap, by the use o.
jsckn The boats were uniDJured and will
~ taken to New York. They are In charge
Of Captain T. 3. Smeed, and belong TO y.
Bnlmyer & c., OF Lewisburg.
Omccr Schill arrested Edward ONeill, q
travelling umbrella mender, on Saturday
night, while lying drunk In a gutter on
Union street Squire Sully gave him ten
dAys In J.'l.
The p. r. h police arrested Joseph onet
and Albert L ,itner, tramps, for train jump
ing, IN 6A .urdsy. Squire So!Iy gave them
20 days each In jail.