Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-17
WILL NOT BE DISCHARGED


The Nou-UnIon Men VIII BE Retained
by the Columbia Iron Company.
COLUMBIA. Aug. .I.--A committee of five
former employees of the Columbia Iron
company waited on Col. G.. ;. Kaufman,
manager ON Friday, when the situation mt
the mill was fully discussed. They were
told by Mr.. Kaufman that any former
workman who was competent would be
employed il he desired it, and he could go
to work on Monday. The question whether
they We're union or non-union men would
not be asked them. The men demanded
that the present employees be discharged
before they would work in the mill. Mr..
Kaufman refused this and the matter
ended. In the interview the committee
admitted that the wages S}.s5 per ton, were
satisfactory. The present employees are
good workmen, and there is no cause to
discharge them.
Frank X. SchleglemiIch, nine-yearol
son of II. w. Scheglemilch, living on
Union street, met with very severe acci-
dent yesterday afternoon. With some
small children the boy was in the country
for blackberries and came home ON the
Reading railroad. At the stone culyert over
the Shawnee run. the children started to
climb the high bank, but young Schlegle-
milch attempted to climb the abutment of
the culyert. lie had climbed about IL feet
when he lost his balance and fell into the
run beneath. lie fell in about two feet of
water among cinders and received very So
we're bruises. His nose and right wrist
are broken, long cash on forehead,
knee cap injured, both hands badly cut
and internal injuries result from the fall.
DR.. Markell attended to his wounds.
John Emenheiser has been sued by
Annie Klineielter, for melting his children
tonight with other children. He will have
a hearing on Monday before Squire Evans.
birthday surprise party was held last
evening at the home of James Smoker, on
Eighth street. large number of friends
were present, and good time had in dane
ing and other pleasures.
Sixteen carloads of people went on the
excursion Of Gen'l Welsh Post this morn
ing to Penryn Park. A large crowd went
out in the afternoon.
Harry B. Dean left yesterday afternoon
for his home at Boston.
Joseph McFadden, of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in town.
t. j. Gilman and wife have gone on a
visit TO Atlantic City.
Isaac Berntheizel and wife LETT YESTERDAY
for trip to Newark, " J.
Miss Florence kerner has left on "A visit
TO Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie May, of Mavtown. is the
guest of Mrs. John Shonberger.
The case of Albert Roberts against the
borough for the $500 bounty was before
Squire Evans yesterday afternoon. The
case was continued pending a decision in
the supreme court ON the consitutionality
ofthe law.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure and daughter, Irene,
left for their home at Danville. to-day.
A memorial service will be held I'm
saiome l. b. Sunday school on SUNDAY
morning Tor George Deitzel, the drowned
boy.
John Keeeh and Michael Friend caught a
rock fish near the raft Chutes this morning.
which weighed l2i pounds.
The Shawnee fire company received ROO
feet of new hose this morning.
Rev. j. III. Pannebecker, of Trinity Re
formed church, is sick, and services will
not be held in that church on SUNDAY.
Rev. A. NJ. Mehrkam and wife have re-
ihrned home. Services will be held in II.
Johns Lutheran church OH SUNDAY.
John Duck was before Squire Evans for
beating his wife. BY paying the costs and
promising 10 do better he was discharged.
Mrs. Jane j.. Pearce, a former resident
of town, died yesterday at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. T.. G. bolton. at
Trenton, \. j., where she Was visiting.
prominent officer of the Amalgamated
association was in town yesterday. and a
meeting was held last evening. The hnsi-
ness OF the meeting was kept secret.