Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-09
Mo- N me HARVEST FIELD.
MN DisEAss ATTACKS WILLIAM NORMA.
nUs sS MONDAY EVENING.
Afese supper IIc Goee to Field to work
\ - SDon Dles-Mrs. Maggie McNesl
I. DlSs Amer Lingering Illness.

ColunnIA, July e.--william Hornafius,
- o,d resident Of Newtown, about two
miles ffom this place, dropped dead in a
1AxvUG lield, while at work, last evening
about Z O'Clock. He was working at the
arm Of jacob CARRIER. A short while after
supper he fell to the ground and soon cx-
piSed. Heart disease was the cause Of his
osath. He was about 20 years Of age and
leaves wife and eight children, the latter
being scattered in all parts Of the country.
The funeral will be held on Friday.
Mrs. Maggie McNeal, wife of Samuel
McNeal, died yesterday, at hci home here,
egod 81 yeara The death was caused by
c0ueumpaion, after lingering illness. A
husband and one child survive. The fu-
neral will be held on Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. Services at Salome United
Brethren church.
A meeting was held in the Methodist
church last evening to discuss the building
Of a chapel and repairs to the church, IL
was decided to build brick chapel, costing
ea,5OO, at Sixth and Chestnut streets, and
have the present church painted, new
carpet and new organ. A committee was
appointed to consult with the architect
about the plans.
The Columbia Rife club held meeting
last night TO consider an invitation from
the Lancaster Schuetzen- Verein. The club
has an invitation TO shoot with the Lancss-
ter club on Tuesday next After the star
shoot of the latter club number OF the
club will 60 to Lancaster.
The Point Comfort club will hold their
annual picnic at the point, opposite
Chickies, on Wednesday.
An exciting game ofbase ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the Columbia
and Ironsidcs clubs. The game was good
one, containing many pretty plays, and was
witnessed by good crowd Mayhcw and
Resh were the Columbia battery, ana
Mutzabaugh and Levergood occupied the
points for the Ironsides. Good work was
done by both batteries. In tho ninth mining
Bear, fielder of the Columbus, caught
nice fiy and made n double play at second,
but the umpire failed to see it, which
started row, and for several minutes the
field was full of yelling men and boys.
John Meyers, one Of the Columbia players,
was wild with excitement and wanted To
whip any person on the field. After some
time the row stopped and the game re
Mmed. The score:
Ironsides ................l I p
Columbia. v " %
Rev. w. s. Hinman and +. A. Dutten-
hofer, representing the Second street
Lutheran, and Rev. Geo. w. Ely and c. II.
Pfahler, Of the Presbyterian, left to-day TO
attend the annual convention ofthe Society
Of Christian Endeavor at Philadelphia.
A guess pool at the Franklin house on
the number of rounds in the big fight, was
won by NJ. II. Smith, who guessed ~.
VIM. Solly was sued by his wife, Fanny,
before Squire Evans, for maintenance. He
gave bail for trial.
II. w. Slegelmilch was before Squire
Evans last night for disorderly conduct,
preferred by Allan W. Hail. He was dis
charged upon paying costs.
Elizabeth Wisler and Maize Camp were
before Squire Evans for disorderly conduct
preferred by Clara Zcll The costs were
imposed on them.
VIM. Maze, a p. r. R.rconductor, was
struck in the face with switch lever yes
tertiay at Thorndale, causing painful
brlise.
Superintendent Edward Brady, of the
Susquehanna rolling MILL yesterday fell
OH Q pile of red hot iron bars and sustained
. serious and painful hurt TO his right leg.
The iron burned entirely through his par
taloonA