Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-01
a CHANCE FOR OARSMEN.
Co0fuS BYRECfgD ~ Dr. MADE FOR
fseprIEs TAKEN From COLUMBIA.
The Canoe club May Try to win Cups
\ Held BY Reading and Harrisburg
Clubs Personal and other Notes.

CoLrMnlA, July 1.---Since the opening OF
Nho Columbia CAnU clubs boat house con-
Siderable interest has besn manifested BY
s Tie public generally - to whether the
mo0bers Of The club will make any effort
- secure one or more OF the centennial
+ enue = the regatta at Reading. The cups
eSfo presented by the prize committee of
I fko oooteunial. and are not the property of
& - Central Pennsylvania Rowing asso-
G0atiou. Any club winning one or more at
thrss successive annual rcgattas csn retain
l thsm permanently. Harrisburg has won
Noading has won the four oar cup
14too and the Single oar cup once. The
C0lumbiA 0AnD club has some solid ma:
Setfiei In its makeup, and i 10 matter OF
general regret that, from all outward m inS,- ,nS,-
6ntious, there is no likelihood OF their
making an effort to bring back any OF the
trophies. II is conceded that Fighter and
Z Smith are equal to II II given half show.
n Tho Cookman Chapel Mite society enter
ealned Its congregation last evening at the
was made up of musical and literary fea-
lures. At It's close light refreshments were
disposed of In the interest OF their treasury.
The chief burgess has issued his Fourth
OF July proclamation restraining the small
boy and the merchant from selling and
shooting FIRE crackers, excepting on the Sd,
9Th and 5th Of July.
The shirt factory is running night turn.
Rumor has II that the plant has been pur-
chased and that It will be reorganized In
tho interest Of the stockholders Of the CO.
lu,nbia Shirt company.
Beyers & company's saw mill suspended
. operations on the 3D. inst, for n few days
70 SLOW their Williansport employees TO
spend their holiday at homo.
Charles l.. Filbsrt, John Swartz, John
Kiinesmith and other Columbians left this
morning TO attend the Scranton conven-
ton.
The Keeley stove works will close this
evening until July l4tb, 10 enable the lnen
10 enjoy the holidays.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of boys who have been annoying lady
resident Of Lawrence street.
w. Hayes Grier has announced himself
AZ pension agent.
Amos Mullen, OF Bellefonte, is visiting
his brother Henry Mullen. deputy post
master Of this place.
Ex.Postmaster Young gave tennis tea
last evening. The lawn was beautifully
1T up and a delightful time was spent by
those present.
Al q meeting of Conestoga Lodge No.
463, X. of p, tho following officers were
elected Chancellor commander, Henry
Lontx vice chancellor, Jacob Hawk; pre-
late, John Metzgar; master alarms, Jacob
Quenzer master of finance, {. =. Laden
berger; master Of exchequer, Jacob Nick
t1ubs hccPci vi IoCoIuS utu ooniy WIN
Harm trustee, Fred Aubenshein (; rep
sentative, John Metzgar; district deputy
for tho German district of Lancaster county,
stephen Ruehl.
h Damon Castle No. 1873, A. o. X. of NJ. c.
have elected the following officers: $. X.
r. c., James Bloomfield V. X. p. c., u.
w. Beachom $. n. G., q. w. Forgu son
f. L., l. ID. Berntheisel r. c., A. d. Bell
A. r., 8. II. Musser T. S., L. q. Beachem
O. G.. Robert Leaman 1. g., Daniel Beck
q Of s., John Palm; A. G. of S., Oliver
Dsrg chaplain, J. T.. simpson treas
urer, NJ. II. Beitel trustee, J. T.. Simp.
son; delegate M. II. Bcitel alternate, r.
s. Conklin.
Lieutenant Colonel u. B. Case, Captain
r. A. Bennett and Lieutenant Il. Is. Eek
man are In Reading to-day attending ~,
election for major OF the Fourth regiment.
While handling loaded revolver this
morning Ward McCaulley, a lad residing
on Walnut street, shot himself through the
palm Of the left hand. The bullet was
removed by u physician.
Samuel Wike caught shad on hook
and line while fishing from the dam.