Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
TRAlNMEN INJURED.
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= erosn Brssks and Celndes, Causing Con-
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SECULAR Correspondence OF rrrr1L,errc-n.

U0IuIof Correspondence OF IFTE1LfeENCnn
CoLuNntA April 10--A freight wreck,
Nth serious results, occurred on the Penn
l0lvanh railroad at Collins station last
91Ght q o'clock, TO the train drawn by
eoolne No l,0s3 coming east. Consider.
ne delGy 10 travel Was caused, and some
- NE employees were injured. Tho wreck
Vos caused By the train parting while run
eAo4 md backing the front end towards tne
stoof. "A collision occurred which blocked
go south main track and completely dis
b,ed the engina Conductor Ferguson
- caught and severely injured. His
rseht arm and shoulder were broken, and
~ body badly bruised, sustaining internal
ssjuriea Engineer Kautz received IN
usly wound on one OF his legs and other
plieht bruiseA Both men reside in Harris.
burg and were sent TO their homes. Thos.
Myers, fireman OF the engine, was shovel.
ing coal when the accident occurred. He
wss severely cut and bruised. Tie
Uolumbis and Middletown wrecKers were
n service TO clear mp the wreck.
United In Marriage.
4 very pretty wedding took place this
morning, at 1l:S0 o'clock, In 81. Paups p.
e. church, on Locust street, where Mr..
William n. Schram, Of Lebanon, and Miss
Mary Gordon, of Columbia, were united
a marriage. Rev. +. J. Clay-Moran per-
formed the ceremony according to the
ritual OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
The bride was attended by Misses Rena
North and Lizzie Gregg and was given
away by Hon. II. NJ. North. Mr.. Schram
wss attended by Colonel Frank Seltzsr, OF
Lebanon, as best man. The ushers we're
MessrA Charles II. Hsldeman, J. Edward
gchall and Andrew J. Kaufman, esq
The wedding music was rendered In excel
lent style by the chorister boys Of st Psul'p
The happy couple left town at 1895 p. m.
for Washington, u. c., and Ridgway, Elk
county, the homo of the groom's parents
After the wedding ceremony the chorlster
boys were given reception al the fremont
hcuse, BY the newly married couple
Held for n Serious Charge.
Robert G. Sheath, constable Of Tamagus,
came 70 town yesterday and arrested J. W.
Griffiths, . moulder at the eeley stove
works, on the charge of committing
crIminal assault The alleged ofiense was
oomDitted on April lst, on Flossie and
Mable Krause, aged six and four years,
Of Tamaqua Griffiths went to that town
70 spend bis Easter holidays, when he
committed the ofiense. He was taken to
Thmsqua this morning.
Put on the Train.
Yesterday afternoon q young man named
Thomas Smith got on the up train OF tho
G. & p. d. r. R., at. Canal station. Con-
ductor Smith demanded his fare when
the fellow stated that he was going to Como
wingo and would pay when he got there.
He GOT very quarrelsome and was promptly
SJscted by Conductor Smith. The fellow
threw stone at the train, which broke q
or window and narrowly escaped striking
. passenger.
Mr.. Gotleib Young, brewer, was given q
surprise party last evening In honor OF his
6Sd birthday. A number OF gentlemen
gathered at his home on South Fourth
street and had very good time. An ele-
gant ban quet WAS prepared by Mrs Young,
which was enjoyed by ALL Mr.. Young
was presented with handsome gold headed
came.
= large canal boat struck q rock at
6omera' Point yesterday afternoon, and is
badly Injured. One end OF the boat is en-
tirely out of the water
A meeting will be held this evening ir
The Y. d. q. A. rooms, for the ladies' Inter
ested In starting ladies' auxiliary to az
alst the young men In their good work.
Two double pudding furnaces started at
work this morning at the Columbia rolling
mill.
Tho military midgets will be In the opera
house on Monday evening for the benefit
OF the ladies OF the G. A. X.