Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
CONDUCTOR INJURED.


oEU1e1rA. Sept IL "A terrible acci-
1I@a hnppsoed this morning about $50
1ook = she coal yard Of Samuel Filbcrt
49, rosulting in severe I'M to George
o16aa, coaductor on the shifting engine
- 1sadlne 4 Columbia railroad. The
- Wss running two cars loaded with
1 q the tssssling Of the coal yard and
011cA wus between the cars to apply the
sna A. the cars were about the middle
6no 6ossiing the structure suddenly gave
80 Wleh tsrribls crssh and the cars fell
N&3 ponchsd. One car fell lower than the
Hos making Q space OF about eight
|1nGo bstweeu the cara 0raulich
Ds caught BY the legs and held between
.r>1nspeUA AZ the care fell he jumped from
- platsorm Of the or, and was thereby
')uvo1 nom . tsrribls injury. The space
o1eWoen the cars wss just enough TO hold
~ lsga securely without crushing them.
H. boise msde BY the fall brought large
1~eUWGs Of people TO the place, and men
1890 ready to rescue the unfortunate msn.
n u pcet3cn Of the trestlipg was sawed away,
- Coos1derable coal had 10 be shoveled
'&n1neo he could be removed. DR.. J. Hinkle
- brought TO the place and made an OK.
11n1natlon, finding no bones broken, al.
uheueh be was badly squeezed. After
Wueking about one and one half hours
s1foulfch wss removed from the cars, placed
b - 3 stretcher and taken 10 his home at
1lghth and Locust streets.
Death Of Hrsdsrick OrseuAwalt
f1FSedsrick 0reenawalt, Of Walnut street,
6hUve Fourth, died on Monday ct HAS
=. N, IN the s2d year Of his sge. He had
beon sick In bed about one year, and the
1saeh wss caused BY cancer In the eye. Mr..
i0roenswalt was born In Germany, and has
besn living In the United States about AZ
01sA During his 10 years residence In
Ou1umhia be was shoemaker by trade. A
W1lo and I've children survive. The fun.
ognl will be held on Friday afternoon ut Q
9o1olcok, from German Lutheran church on
z1Socuss street.
I The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Il. Mlfiln was
Aold On Monday afternoon, from her late
y me On South Second street
% Omcsrs Elected.
The following ofiicers were elected last
1 |oveuing as meeting of the Aurora Social
elub: President, D. h. Hook ; vice presi-
omt 3. Arms, jr.; secretary, Lands Wan.
bGngh treasurer, X. II. Fry > trustees, A.
Hartman, Howard Purple, Howell Michael.
II The following attendance st the pubic
schools hes been reported to Supsrintend.
ens Hoffman: Institute, 278; Locust street,
s.; Cherry street, lss floor, 3S4; I'd floor,
sea; 8d floor, 326; Poplar street, 3l7 Fifth
essssL 80. Total attendance, l645.
The male membership Of the Methods.
church met last night TO hear the report OF
: The committee on plans for the now chapel.
s1hs committee reported plans received
Nom r. r. Watson, Philadelphia, and
Jeremiah Koch, Columbia, approving the
1urmss'a Yhe meeting approved the re.
pogs and Continued the committee to de-
~ ways and means. A meeting will be
called for Thursdsy evening In the Locust
offoes school building.
The Oolumbia Transfer employees have
/ orgauizsd base ball club and arc ready to
Play any clubs In town. The players are az
8 Sollows: Let base, John Dean |; 70, sher.
\ man 6wineler; 50, Jossph Dsson left
hslds w. Humble right Michael Kern
oentreb Will Suickler short stop Charles
4ippey manager, Philip Rothhsar.
Hsbsl lodge, No. 500, of Lancaster, an d
{ soswsassvilie lodge OF Dad Follows have
opoepsod an Invitation to parade
xhs Women's Guild OF 81. Psul's parish
U(i0tniEhsSnd arranged for the luncheon
Eocns during the centennial.
Toe Grand Home OF Pennsylvania, com.
pos06 OF male and female members OF Il,
y. "a. F. Of Pa, commenced their annual
pesAlon In town this afternoon. Abou,
eoventy Ave delegates " III DO preson, at the
three days session,