Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-13
A FLINT MILL VICTIM.
William u. Sarbau0h Dies After Long
liiness-Mofher and Daughter AL
most SuffoC0ted,


most Suffocated.
COLUMBIA, Jan. Is. William u. .Sarbaugh,
of Front street near Union, died on Sunday
morning at 3:40 o'clock, aged twenty-eight
years. Consumption of the lungs caused
his death afier nm illness Of eleven weeks.
For Is months prior to his last sickness he
was employed at the Columbia flint mill.
He was unmarried. The funeral will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock,
from his lato home.
Miss Mary Davidson, daughter of VIM.
Davidson, died this morning at 1920 o clock
at her home. corner Front and Perry street.
She was % years Of age, and her death re-
suited from a complication of diseases,
aftsr several months illness. The funeral
win be held on Thursday morning from
st. Peters Catholic church.
The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth w. Clai-
borne, widow Of the late Guilford g. Clai-
borne, will be brought to town for inter
ment. The funeral services will be held
ON Wednesday at l p. M, from the resi-
dence OF L. ii. Stamen, corner ofSixth and
Locust streets.
Three children of Samuel Eddy, named
Bessie, Sam and John and aged nine, seven
and Ave years, were sent to the butchers =
= d.
seen OF them until 10 o'clock last night,
when they found at the home of their
grandmother, two miles east of Mountville.
The little children walked out the Reading
railroad to Silver Springs and then across
the country. The family were very anx-
ions about the children and a clue was
obtained from a resident who heard the
children inquiring for the Lancaster turn
pike. Tho father procured team and
found them all right with their grand
mother.
Rev. F. J. Clay Moran has gone to
attend the wedding of Miss Gertrude
Manran, daughter of the late General
Nanran, to Mr.. Lawrence l.. Vail, at
Pro~idence, II. I. On Thursday he will
represent the diocese of Central Pennsyl-
vania at the meeting of the Sunday school
lesson committee at New York.
The following officers were elected in the
United Brethren Sunday school on Sunday
afternoon: Superintendent, Jacob Sheath ;
assistant, Uriah Sourbeer; secretary, w.
A. King; assistant, George White treas
S nrer, John c. Klingbill; librarian, David
Welsh; assistants, Mary Fisher, Emma
Welsh, Laoma Welsh, T. Miles, Fred
Stone; chorister, J. F. Barley; superlnten-
dent infant department, Amos White; or
ganist, Clara Musser.
Marie Hilforde aud a first-class company
will appear in "The Enemy" in the opera
house on "Wednesday evening.
Squire Solly sent four tramps to Jail on
Saturday for 20 days, for train Jumping.
Special Agent w. C. Moore will be In
town on Tuesday at 10 a. M, in reference
TO the postofiice removal.
Officer Wittick arrested two men on sus-
picion of being thieves. Squire Evans sent
them TO jail for further hearing.
Squire Evans sent three tramps 10 iail
for tsn days for disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Mary Reichard aud daughter Miss
kAurn, were almost suffocated by gas from
toe heater last night. Mrs. Reichard awoke
about O'clock and felt the effect of the
escaping gas. She found her daughter
lying on the floor, suffering from the
enects They are quite sick this morning.
Two engines ran together on Sunday on
tbe r. X. r., near Collins station, and were
both slightly damaged.
Delaware River & Lancaster Officers.
The following were elected directors of
Delaware River & Lancaster railroad, at
the company's Office, in this city, this af-
ternoon: Robert Crane. Philadelphia /:
VIM. A. Morton, Dr. X. NJ. Bolenius, Geo.
,. Wilson, Lancaster; Joel Wenger, West
Eari; +. d. White, Churchtown; Austin
gallagher. New York DIR. J. X. Line
weaver, Columbia; Isaac Guilden. Read
- Levi Burgaman, Coventry Thomas
( agSr, Newtown Isaac Gsarhart, Telford.
i 4he board Of directors organized by elect.
~ Robert Crane, president; Austin Gal
|I5her. vice president; Isaac w. Guilden,
4egetary; George Crane, treasurer; L. ID.
& osth. sollcitor; !. W. Guilden, Vim. A.
goston and Austin Gallagher, executive