Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-25

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Si3cas.--, tssrher4. AZ Columbia, together
S71--s. yorle snd Hohnsdle, OF the
d~S,S' 1870 10 Lancaster In spring
,,1rs SeSs~S0.e 20 George Weiser, living
5z2S,.~s r11snof About nine o'clock last
f'-111> 7nn porty returned home and had
<r34vjd st the house Of one Of the
49, when terrible runaway acci.
rufrod. The party was driving down
= s1res4 when pin holding the shafts
Wneou dropped from its place. causing
oHo(ts 10 strike the horse on the. hind legs.
- lkiehtened the horse very much and he
~ On . run, aud WAS soon beyond
4 ountrol OF the driver. The team
I'D down Fourth street and near
&1m street the wagon up'et with the occu,
6nm1o still In. The animal ran at very RAPID
Z 411H. draeRiuR the wagon after him turned
0omplotely upside down. The ladies' were
6hfoWn out sfler being taken for some dis
9nce and escaped with very sign, ra bruises use,
0uoh shaken up Mr.. Herbert was thrown
S1mf a. the wagon, striking his shoulder on
4 ~ G1ro0t, receiving painful bruise he also
~ scratched about the lace and was consid-
Soenhly shaken up. The spring wagon was
to6N wreck. Partof 1t was scattered at Fourth
md Mil and other parts between Mi and
\ Union stroetA A large crowd of people were
sanding at Fourth and Union streets, where
\ he horse was captured. The only part OF
Tho wagon attached to the animal when
oeoppod was the running gears and wheels.
The axle was also badly bent and such dam
80 done ~ to make it almost q total wreck.
The occupants were very fortunate IN escap-
ing ffom the wagon with such slight bruises,
- they were dragged for some distance when
The wagon was completely upside down.
The runaway created considerable excite
ment along the street where it occurred.
heath and Funerals
Samuel Ferguson, aged AZ years, died at
his home near Mountville, at an early
hour this morning, the cause OF the death be-
ing pleurisy. He leaves a wife and four
children. The funeral will take place on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Services W ill
BE- held In the United Brethren church, at
Mountville
Tho funeral of Jacob Kinard, OF wrights.
Vile, took place in that town this afternoon.
Lieutenant Childs Post, No. go, g. A. r., at.
tsnded the funeral of their late comrade.
The funeral OF Charles Greenawalt, the
bic manner at the ore banks, will take plac'
on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, from tn,
residence of his father at Chestnut Hill.
Personal Points.
Miss Laura Eberle returned to her hom
In York, after brief visit to friends in Co
umbia.
Miss Emma Slaymaker, who has been tn
guest OF Miss Lille s. Evans, in Columbis
for some weeks past, was called to her hom
In Philadelphia on Thursday by the death {
her father, Samuel n. Slaymaker, a promi
nent broker Of that city, residing in IVES
Philadelphia. Mr.. Slaymaker was nativ,
Of Lancaster city.
Miss Lille Behler, of York, is visiting ii
Columbia as guest OF Miss Ella Wilson.
Notes of General News.
Tho annual picnic Of the Second stree
Lutheran Sunday school was held yesterda
ct Lititz Springs. About $50 people attende
the picnic, having very pleasant time.
very slight rain in early evening did not ma
the enjoyment OF the picnickers
A game Of ball will be played on Saturda
afternoon, ON the Columbia grounds, betwe ee
the August Flowers, OF Lancaster and th
Columbia club. The game will be calle
ct 8 o'clock, and close contest may be 9,
peCted.
The Young Folks society, OF the St ohm
Lutheran, held very pleasant sociable la.
on Locust street. Ice cream and other n
freshments were served and pleasant tim
had by all present
The Salem Lutheran Sunday school held
picnic at Heise's woods yesterday. The da
WAS not very favorable for pleasant time ii
the woods but the picnickers spent the tim
In q pleasant manner.
The singing school of the Mount Zion A
NJ. Il. church held an entertainment in th
church last night which was well attend ed
Singing, music, tableaux, etc, comprised th
programme.