Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-16
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
LETT xlrlFllR Is TERRIBLY lSIrRED At
THE MILL STREET CROSSING.
= bag or oats on His shouids Pre-
vents Him seeing the locomotive APP
rroach-scrvices In the Churches.

f,o,.rwnrA. Nov. ls.--Levi Maulfair, OF
the Columbia Milling company, was struck
nv the engine of the passenger tram arriv.
sns In town at il:25 p. M. at the Mil street
croeuinr to-day. He was crossing the rail.
vr,s1l with bag OF oats on his shoulder ana
Aid not sec the engine approach. He Is
f.sI,lv hurt and was taken to his homo on
walnut street.
Mount Zion A. NJ. Z. church will begin
fl,e seyorty.tbird anniversary celebration
~ Sunday. with love-feast at 1880 q. M,
rn,,ducted by Rev. SD. w. Smith, of Ian
caster, Rev. Geo. Gaul, OF the Methodist
church, will preach at p. m. j. Taylor,
Of York will preach at .:so; p n. ,d Lne week eo
tertainments each evening consisting OF
9 ,ncerts, exhibitions, etc.
Rsv. r. Ludwick, Of Salome U. d. church,
viii prcach on Sunday morning on the
subject, "The Payment OF Vows" Even,
Ing sut,ject, "Great Results From small
Berinnfngs.n A young peoples meeting
viii be organized at 0 p. M, when name
will be chosen and officers elected. =.
Rev. F, j. Clay Moran will preach in 81.
psnie p. T.. church. on Sunday evening.
on the subject, 1.-THE APOSTLE Rite OF Coi :
firmation.
preacbcd in tho Methodist church. last
evening. Rev. Geo. Gaul will conduct the
Sunday services.
Philip Folmer, assistant yard master OF
the p. Il. r., fell from the bumper of the
wreck car this morning, ,spraining his right
arm and shoulder. :,
A car In train OF engine No. IL broke
down last evening at Marietta.
Forty hours devotion will commence on
Sunday in ST, Peters Catholic church.
The Goodman chapel Mite society supper
in tho armory last evening was well at
tended. Go there this evening.
The entertainment in Trinity Reformed
church last evening was well attended.
Cyrene Commandery, No. ~, X. T.,
decided last evening to attend the annual
conclave ut Lock Haven next May.
Miss Cora Gable, of Marietta, is visiting
Miss Joe Bennett.
An evening company was held last eve
ming at the home of Miss Elsie Stoner.
Two representatives of the middle de-
partment of insurance underwriters were
IN town yesterday examining the risks and
rating new buildings.
WIN. r, Meckley returned home yestor'
day from seven weeks trip to the West
John Newcomer, OF New YORK, is on
visit TO friends in town.
The Columbia Dramatic association wi
present the Emigrants Daughter" In th'
opera house on Thanksgiving night. Th'
costumes will be furnished by A. NJ. Waa
Il Son, of Philadelphia.
The death of Casper Englehart, which
occurred on Thursday evening very sud
denly, was caused by heart trouble. Th'
funeral was held this morning at o'clock
from Holy Trinity Catholic church.
G. r. Corwi1 will return TO town abon
November 25th and reenler tho employ o
II. NJ. North, esq.
During tho month OF October the. p q r
Relief association paid over Sl09 to EN-
ployes of the r. Il c. division for accidents
Mrs Samuel Warlel sued Samuel Moor
before Squire Evans for assault and battery
hut the case was settled between the inter
ested parties.
The Seymour-Stratton company will b
In the opera house next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Metzgar left to-da,
ioT visit to philadelphia.