Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-16
MIGRATORY BIRDS.
ayEslL LEAVE COLUMBIA 10 rEArnER
yuEIs NESTS IN Fus WEST.
&sDaxtimore Joe,'' the lrrepi essibie'
rurns Up to lrut Fees Into the Pock-
- or squires and Constablcs.

& CotuMnrA, April l6.--A special meeune
~ councll was held last evening for the
!ourroee Of inspecting tho nuisance IN the
,srncut Of the opera house. Members
Sslpoent; Messrs. Charles, Fleming, Grove
- an and Wilson. Council adjourned 70
sslevw The premises. The matterwas referred
"a the solicitor and chief burgess to act
IN conjunction with the property commit
- with power TO sct.
A number OF boys Of town have placed
their parents in q state Of worriment by
\ leayinR town without giving any knowi-
( alRe cf their whereabouts. The names
: of the boys ere Frank Welsh, Will Halter,
4 WIN Gabriel, Clinton Mishey, Daniel
He.3man. Harry Fry, John Livcley
Asnd David Henry. Gabriel Is reported to
4 ,ve returned home, having become
/ trs<l Of his runaway experiences. A few
4 rronths aro Young Welsh ran away, tut
: r.snrned home IN u few days. Over year
100 Young Fry thought he would see the
rcnrfrv and left for the West. He remained
about nine months before he sought the
3 =, ,oytsl roof. II was reported that the
hov. met with nm accident at Altoona, but
iro,,irv nv Peter Mishey, father OF one OF
she runsways, failed 10 verify tho truth OF
the report. The boys evidently had
3 Thought about the matter for some months,
as they spoke to other boys during INC
4 winter about running away. Inc poys
left on Monday morning but no'hihe WIS
thought of their absence untii yes'eruv,
when II was learned by the parents .na'
they had gone West TO seek their fortunes
4 Joe Haley, known to the ponce rs nAi
timore joe" was arrested early tnis no'"
ing by Officer wittick for being drunk ana
disorderly. Squire Evans gave him hVe
days in Jail. Some time ago II was re-
ported that Joe was dead. Last winter ne
went South, but he has returned with the
{ b,uebirds, and will DO "pie' for the blue
coats for an indefinite period.
Philip Folmer, yard master In the west
! wards OF the p. II. r., was standing on tne
ton of box car this morning, when SUD
den stop threw him oil. He was bauIy
shaken up and bruised about the body.
The mishap will keep him of duty Tor
several days.
Cyrus Mason, an employe of the Chick
9 ies rolling mill, was on a racket last night,
\ and proceeded to break up Housekeeping
fbr Lemuel Bear. He was smashing win
dows and doors when he was arrested by
Officer wittick and sent to Jail for thirty
DAYS by Squire Evans.
The Methodist Society Of Christian En-
leavor had social meeting In the church
y pariors last night and hnd good time.
Refreshments, music and social games were
the programme.
The Black Diamond company will be In
! the opera house this evening and present
the border drama Partners for Life"
The franklin and Marshall Giee club
( win be in the opera house on Friday night
for the benefit Of tho Locomotive Engi'
neers. The success Of the former concert
will be repeated on this occasion.
John Gable, an employe Of the Columbi'
Iron company, had his left eye painful,
& burned yesterday afternoon. He wa
working at the rolls and was struck In th
Il eye with q FASH OF molten iron.
Isaac Pickle, Of Middletown, was sue'
+. ~ his wife Harriet for desertion. He wa
81 arrested this morning at Hollinger's tan
" merry by Officer Wittick and taken I
e & Middletown by Officer Baker, ofthat town
Harry La Marr and company will be u
II. ths opera house on Saturday night Ii
NJ . Widow Bedott."