Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-17
AN AGED LADY INJURED.
IA cluSryERFllls fRes A CHAIR WHILE
FIXING A STOVE PIPE.
Her shoulder Ia Dislocatcd Andrew
Kaufhold. I.ancastrian. Accused of
Attempting to Assault Woman.

CofrwpyA, Oct. l7.--Mrs. Benjamin
Gauntner, an aged lady living at the gate
house at the Columbia bridge, met with
palnful accident about o'clock this morn
inR. She was standing on a chair liking
etove pipe, when the chair gave way ana
Mrx Gauptner was thrown to the hoor.
She received a dislocation of the right
shoulder. which was attended TO by Dr. ;.
< Armor.
Andrew Kaufhold, of Lancaster, heater
n the Columbia rolling mill, had hear
in9 before Squire Hershey ON serious
charge. Milton Bcamsderter, another em-
plcye Of the same mill, preferred the
charge Of felouious assault with attempt to
ravish his wife, Mary Bcamsderfer. The
alleged oifense was com.nitted during the
month of September. Kauih Did was a
boarier at Beamsdcrfe,'s and came home
from work about II o'clock, while the
husband was away and forced his way into
the wife's room. The accused furnished
hail i'm the sum of $500 for a trial at court.
A. II. Moss, assistant master mechanic
nj the T., X. r. shops, left this morning
for two weeks trip to the Wcst.
Charles p. Shreiner and family have
moved 10 York, where they will in future
reside.
George Mehl was given surprise party
last night in honor of his 18th birthday.
T! pleasant time was had by all present
A surprise party was given to Amos l..
Youtz last night ut his home, I'm honor of
his 3lst birthday. Dancing and other
amusements made up pleasant evening
for all present.
The funeral of Henry r. Wolfe was
held this morning at 10 O'clock, from
Saiome United Brethren church. Colum-
umbia Lodge, No. 2s6, J.. and A. NJ, at
tended the funeral in a body.
Collector Sam Matt Fridy spent shoit
time In town this morning.
Several partridges were seen on the roof
of Wagner's hotel last evening. When
Imrtridges are seen in town II Is said to
be sign of n hard winter.
Mrs. John h. Newcomer, of Mount JOY,
has been visiting her son, Emanuel New
conner, on Cherry street.
w. J. Strickler and Thos. w. Haldeinan
have lost n number of chickens by having
them killed by some unknown dogs. Last
night MI. .Strickler heard anoise In his coop
and this morning eleven chickens are miss
ing. Mr.. Haldeman lost about thirty-six
chickens and all but one have disappeared.
A very successful ball was given In the
armory last night by the Mastidodian So
cial club.
George Johnson and Miss Daisy Dean, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon by Rev. Geo. Wells
Ely, at the Presbyterian parsonage Miss
Dean is niece of B. Frank Dean, of this
place, and has been visiting in town for
some time past. Mr.. johnson is n native
Of town, and came East 10 meet his bride.
The couple left on a wedding trip to Wash
ington, ID. G.
About month ago Squire Solly COM
mitted young Jim Dolan to Jail for theft of
some clothing Yesterday afternoon the
old man was on drunk and went 10 the
home Of the squire, who is partially para
lyzed, for the purpose oftaking revenge on
him for sending his son to Jail. II was
with difficulty that the drunken man could
be kept from the sick mans room, as he
was determined to inflict punishment on
the squire.