Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Newspaper
INJURIES END FATALLY.
Columbia Man Dies To-day After Suffering Several Days.
Tobias Bartsch, seventy-three years old, a well-known resident of Columbia, died this afternoon at the Columbia Hospital, from injuries received on Monday by falling from the top of a cherry tree. He landed on his head, dislocating his vertebrae and fracturing the collar-bone. He is survived by his wife and several children: Harry, of York; Edward, Columbia, a Conestoga Traction Company's Conductor, and Mrs. Morris Bucher and Mrs. Harry E. Albright, both of Columbia.
INJURIES END FATALLY.
Columbia Man Dies To-day After Suffering Several Days.
Tobias Bartsch, seventy-three years old, a well-known resident of Columbia, died this afternoon at the Columbia Hospital, from injuries received on Monday by falling from the top of a cherry tree. He landed on his head, dislocating his vertebrae and fracturing the collar-bone. He is survived by his wife and several children: Harry, of York; Edward, Columbia, a Conestoga Traction Company's Conductor, and Mrs. Morris Bucher and Mrs. Harry E. Albright, both of Columbia.
Lancaster Intelligencer Journal Newspaper
INJURIES END FATALLY.
Columbia Man Dies To-day After Suffering Several Days.
Tobias Bartsch, seventy-three years old, a well-known resident of Columbia, died this afternoon at the Columbia Hospital, from injuries received on Monday by falling from the top of a cherry tree. He landed on his head, dislocating his vertebrae and fracturing the collar-bone. He is survived by his wife and several children: Harry, of York; Edward, Columbia, a Conestoga Traction Company's Conductor, and Mrs. Morris Bucher and Mrs. Harry E. Albright, both of Columbia.
INJURIES END FATALLY.
Columbia Man Dies To-day After Suffering Several Days.
Tobias Bartsch, seventy-three years old, a well-known resident of Columbia, died this afternoon at the Columbia Hospital, from injuries received on Monday by falling from the top of a cherry tree. He landed on his head, dislocating his vertebrae and fracturing the collar-bone. He is survived by his wife and several children: Harry, of York; Edward, Columbia, a Conestoga Traction Company's Conductor, and Mrs. Morris Bucher and Mrs. Harry E. Albright, both of Columbia.
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