Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-30
THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL.
services by the Brotherhood OF St.
Andrew on Sunday Evening.

Andrew on Sunday Evening.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 30.--The annual festival
services of st. Paurs Chapter, No. 35
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, will be held
ST. PauIs church on Sunday evening at 1890
O'Clock. Sermon by the rector, specially
addressed to men, subject, Am ] my
brothers. keeper" Address by Mr.. Theo.
F. Patterson, Of Safe Harbor
Henry Roth, conductor on shifting en-
gine No. 66i, of the p. X. r.. had tho in
dex finger of his left hand mashed yester-
day while coupling cars
A wreck occurred last night Mt 1l:30
o'clock TO train Of engine No LIZA, at
Ten cars were wrecked, and the tracks
were blocked for several hours. The wreck
crew was Tn service.
John Kane an employo Of Byers &
Co.'S saw mill, had his left leg broken yes
terday, He was using cant hook when
IL slipped ard Kane fell with his leg be-
tween the skidway and carriage. He was
taken to his home In wrightsville.
Harry NJ. Cpp, telegraph operator at the
G. ID. Offices, has resigned his position and
will become an operator In the West
Philadelphia yards.
A skeleton was found yesterday aftcr-
noon by workmen while digging In
field near the stove works for a siding of
the p. II. X. The skeleton was well pre-
served and Is supposed to be that of AN
Indisn. An Indian head was found at the
place, also two pipes.
Squire Solly committed Frank Thomp-
son and Daniel Stanley, tramps, to Jail for
five days each, for disorderly conduct.
Deputy Clerk Urban Is In town by order
Of Judge Livingston, taxing costs in the
riot cases.
Sanuel NJ. Stage. ticket ngont of the II.
4 c. C.srniiroad at this place, is visiting Amos
Manahan. at Cape Charles, Va.
Griers paper, Colambid Independent and
Soldiers K,lapsack, will make its appear
ance next week.
Ansel Purple, formerly of town, has been
promoted TO responsible position in the
roadway department Of the Mexican Ma
tional railroad.
The remains Of Frank Martin the young
est son Of the late Charles Martin, were
brought from Thurlow to-day and inferred
In the Mount Bethel cemetery.
w. D. Snyder entertained the members
Of his Sunday school class last evening at
his home on North Third street
An OK hitched in wagon, hauling wood
from the new Presbyterian church, could
be seen on the streets this morning. The
OK belongs to Sol. Zeamer and has been
an attraction in many Democratic parades.
The bar mill of the Columbia rolling
mill started up last night after some re-
pairs to the boiler.
Susquehanna lodge, No. so, of Odd Eel
lows, will meet ON Monday at s a. m, to
attend the funeral ofJacob Walk, of Wash
ington borough.
a small child of Henry Bak err, living at
7th and Walnut streets, pulled a cup of
coffee from table yesterday, scalding its
arm In painful manner.
The supper in the armory for the benefit
of the Second street Lutheran church, was
well attended, last night, and VIII be heTd
this evening.
The White Slave" will be presented in
the opera house on Monday night by u
first class company. This play is full OF
excellent situations and keeps the audience
interested from beginning to end.
A sale OF stocks will be held at the
Franklin house tonight.
The Columbia Dramatic association is
contemplating short tour in the near
future.