Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-11
DIED or HIS INJURIES.


ColuNDiA, Oct. ll.--william Humble,
IL brakeman on the Reading 4 Colum-
hja failruad, who had both of his
legs horribly mangled, and was
taken 20 st. Joscph's hospital, Reading
dted in that institution on Thursday morn
I'M. The remains were brought to the late
home OF the deceased in Columbia. The
hospital staff Of surgeons did not amputate
oltker OF the maugIed limbs because the
weak condition of the patient would not
permit Il. He failed to rally during We'd
nesday night, and his death was certain 70
follow whether an operation was performed
or not.
II appears that when Humble was struck
bv the overhead bridge at Ninemont he fell
upon the top ofthe car In dazed condition.
He managed to get upon his feet and walk.
inr frSari fell between the cars and
,.,tunate man could live as long as he
did was q mystery to his attending. physi-
clan. William Humble was well known
young man Of this place, and was well
thought Of. He was industrious and the
: only support of his widowed mother. He
was member Of Company Z, 4tn heg,,
mont, N. q. p, and took an active interest
In everything pertaining TO the movements
of that Organization. As q member OF that
company, firing squad Of eight men
under the charge OF a corporal are In duty
bound to attend his funeral. In this In.
stance, however, Capt +. a. Bennett VIII
have squad of sixteen men in charge OF
serveaut, attend the funeral and conduct
the body Of their deceased member to its
last resting place. Young Humble was
within a few months of his 23d year, and
was unmarried. The funeral will take
place on Saturday afternoon nj o'clock
from his late home on Walnut street. abo' 2
sixth. Rev. Willis s. Hinman will
David Price, a workman at the Susque-
hanna rolling mill, met with slight acci-
dent yesterday. In handling. heavy
piece Of finished iron II slipped from his
grasp and fell upon the top of his right
loot and produced such painful br,iise
that he was unable TO work the rest of the
day.
mill. also met with All accident while In
the performance of his duties. While he,
with other workmen, was handling
LEFT hand was caught. The nail and por-
tion Of the flesh were torn of, making a
very painful wound.
Frederick Struble. also workman In
the Susuuehanna mill, met with a similar
accident, aud had finger nail and portion
of the flesh torn off.
Geo. w. Wike, VIM. Laudcnberger and
Sam Read were given hearing this morn
Ing before Squire Evans, charged by thief
burgess Koch with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct From the evidence II
appeared that the young men were max
Ing considerable disturbance in the yicin-
ity of Third and Locust streets, on Satur-
day night. Nightwatchman Dysinger re-
monstrstcd with them, and the officer was
threatened with a thrashing. Dysinger
complained to the chief burgess and suit
was brought. Laudenberger and Wike
paid the costs. and Read promised to Sc
cure the amount this evening.
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evening who gave his name as Thomas
Cunliffe, of Philadelphia, for being drunk
and behaving In q disorderly manner.
He was given . hearing before Squire
Hershey and sent to Jail for ten days.
Dave. Rittenhouse, q peddier, was ar.
and disorderly, and he was sent to Jail for
Ten days by Squire Solly.
Emma Archie was before Squire Solly
70 tsrday afternoon charged with drunk
nnes and disorderly conduct by Louisa
dorsey. She was sent TO Jail for ten days,
Both women are colored.
Emma entered cross suit before the
same Justice against Louisa for assault and
battery and in default Of $50 bail she was
: sent to join Emma.
Another fair sized audience greeted Miss
Redding and her excellent company In the
operm house last evening when they ap-
reared in "Maritana." The comps
WetOEcuiy uSrV III H"S".".v' 'oS.""''
which excited the admiration of the
audience and drew from them loud APP
pIauke. The acting by each member Of the
company was immense and every person
was moro than pleased. The company
will present The Octoroon tonight and
give matinee on Saturday afternoon to
the ladies' and children by appearing i'm
"T The Dancing Girl" More than one
hundred presents will be given away to
tho children.
Rev. +. Ludwick, pastor Of Saiome
United Brethren church, left yesterday to
attend the annual session Of conference a,
Annviile.
Messrs. Heckel Il Paine have received
the contract 10 furnish the steam heating
apparatus for DIR. A. w. Rogers new resi-
dence on Locust street.
Owing TO some error In the specification
Of the new Presbyter erian church about ter
tset ,,f tho tower had Ia I'M torn down