Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-10
iADY'S PERIL.


UUEOUpouoonoo OF lrELlAN~
uDsA. April I0-Quite an excite
t oo1nG1oned ysseerday morning al
lor1la ssilruad station upon the
~ Dnonger train from Frederick.
f1R nail train arrived in Colum-
49, i =. and then pulled away from
~ - allow the passengers from the
osiek train TO cross the tracks to the
tuot - an old lady alighted from
- md started 10 cross the tracks the
0urH train commenced backing to-
lho station. The old lady was
0uminent danger Of being struck
~ approaching cars. Philip Fol-
yard master of the company,
1ho danger the old lady was In
= without any regard for his own safety,
~ ~ her assistance. Anumber OF railroad
1nnls were standing at the station and
1U11o4 70 Eolmer TO be careful, but he only
ia of hor shawl to pull her from the tracks
t toro large piece from it. He then bodily
1ehod her ffOm the tracks to place ofsafety,
- INT escaped being struck by the cars as
ID ~ ont Of the way.
In Religious Circles.
Iho following officers were elected at the
xc1ho1 Church Of God and will be installed
~ sunday: elders, Joseph c. Strawbridge,
1oA eslple and VIM. II. Beittle; deacons,
M r. Hartman, John III. Elliott @. +. Stein
simon Gramm ana Jonn lehPie.
IN. Y. =. drimths, OF the M. y. cnuIch'
viii preach on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock,
y Ne Mt. lions A. NJ E. church.
81 ~ tne Metnooso EPiscoPsl cuuas. 1ns, Iii an
4noe morning ~ 20 CLOCK iose isas, I.,,sti WI,
neiol Wnen rresluIne EIueI Wna
cWInoeus VIII Dc Presen,l a. 'ne Iesuiia,iI i,I
sotuue sorvices 'he PieSioihe o'"ei ""i
0er"oh'
me Lyceum Mt the High school.
The pupils OF the Columbia high school
held very interesting exercises in their
nohool room on Friday afternoon. Among
the fsstures was an organ duet, selection
NATION and an essay on the subject "Do
f3irla Oossip more than Bows ~ The impor
1nut fsoture OF the exercises was the debate
u the abolition OF the soldiers orphan
oonoolA The subject was well discussed pro
80 con ano was oecloeo unanimously 'nat
-'nooA' 'nUu'u nu' 70 "oon'n''
o Eons' oours' :,
Iofe1rleh VI .no Iennsyi'aniA rail-
xoe0 iound man lying on the tracks ABOVE
the round house yesterday, and upon being
put out Of the way of danger, became very
ebusiye and assaulted some of them. He
fhen went AGAIN and made a sIeening nlace
- -. rs,,s neinar Wi,,,er sivvpns ls 1 pisoe soe
s.sa LA cor.,der.hIa trnnhia ~ arrea, .ha iUa
ssSn. q "a rras verv arnnk This ,nnrnin o
- hed n hearing before Souire Evans where
~ c~ve his name az Ered Saiolar n? YnrL
- ~ .ant ,n 10 ;ai, tor o0 dey" u A'
4 IJriab Holsinper sned Dan. Oldfeld for
,,at, ~ tha ,nacn ,a,,, % ,h.t h,n 1;r ros
ShressenaS vi,h q nistni Roth are nniorsd
residenfs of town. Al hearing hefora Snnira
Esrsnk the evidence was Of such q natnr re- that
ehn r.sa WAS dismissal
Yesterf1av atternoon n tramn want into tho
-SyS.r,i n Jscoh 8 Snvder living or Ernnt anS
fncnst streets. and seeinp no person in slight
Ssnt into q yoon, and en;cIad ~ sanera,
srticias AZ ha was conipa ont ba wss n,at
nv Nj SNYDER, who oave the tramn well.
siyy.s-rad ~ ,hrssh;no On % sa,arai .s;tr,s Wo.
~. Snvder has heen botherad with tram,na
hssf siwavs oava tham a warn recant,nn sa
Inc fhis IL 8 hetter wav than 10 90 ~ tSe
troubIe Of having them srrested
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