Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-26

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EUumA. June 2B.-Jacob Quenzer,
= o. South Fourth street, mot with a
cpNs accident last night on the Reading
BDlum0lA railroad, on his way home
- Lltits Springs. He was riding on the
Norm of the car, and was running his
y over the rails The train had PASSED
6o6s woods, and Quenxer's foot was
Mt In the switch Of the siding
- Yeager's farm. He was pulled from
platform and fell heavily TO
tncka Some of his companions saw
y fhll and they jumped from the train
- HOlhneer's tannery, starting back
~ The railroad to look for Quenzer.
Aonthey came 10 the place where he fell
Queuser was not to be found, but after
1ne hunt he was found along the track
= was carried TO Yeager's farm house,
= Inter in the night brought TO his home.
= len leg is broken in two places, an
m splinter ran into his right foot and
8 1kce vsas scratched.
4 samuel Filbert ice dealer. mot with
nlnful accident yesterday afternoon while
= his ice houses. A hook pole fell from an
~ run, striking Mr.. Filbert on the right
sg going through his pants and boot and
uttiug an ugly cash in his leg into the
zone. The wound blcd profusely and is
EN0ry painful, combining Mr.. Filbert to his
VIM. Armstrong, fireman on engine No.
d Of the p. n. r., had the middle finger
his left hand caught In the lever Of the
eater plug in the west yards and badly
nnshed. DIR. Craig attended the injury.
IS Q. +. Eicherly has received letter from
- son Frank, who ran away from home
everal weeks ago. He is in st. Louis, has
Il Mutation and Is all right. The father
Sols much better since he heard from his
nissing son.
n a largo landslide occurred on the Column
z - 4 Port Deposit railroad at Haines' sta
+ ton at an early hour this morning. The
4tncks are covered with earth, five feet
1osp, for a distance Of sixty feet. The
&lIacks have also been washed al Browns
& EBnn. Several hours work will be required
~ remove the debris from the tracks The
8assenger and freight travel has been
loppcd.
The funeral Of Miss Josie Null will be
I'D on Thursday morning at o'clock,
kpm Holy Trinity Catholic church.
Tho Salomc u. B. picnic for Ltitz to-day
~ been postponed on account Of the rain.
Rev. Geo. tiaul, of the NJ. Il. church, Is
- Cape May.
Rev. X. w. Humphriss, former pastor
IA The NJ. +. church, will sail for Europe
nls month.
The graduating exercises at st. Peters
uademy will be held on Thursday after
ooon. Miss Katherine Byrne and A. 5.
3 {nnnon will receive academic honors.
Henry Allies and Ed. Welsh were com
3nitted to Jail for trial for stealing brass
rom Sheath 4 Freeland.
Onicer Wittick arrested Dan. Kunkle
x - night on the charge of maintenance,
&Deeferred by his wife. In default of 1900
MI Squire Evans committed him to Jail
8 ~ trial.
* Mrs. 8. T. Lineweaver and daughter left
5br their home in Philadelphia this morn
~, after visit 10 DIR. ]. X. Linew weaver.
SF w. b. Given, ESQ.,, went 10 Williamspoit
bis morning 10 have a conference with the
s. Lumberman's Exchange Of that place.
The following officers were elected last
light by Putnam Circle, No. iis, b. U. III.
I'D Of Pa: c. W., Albert Lilley; A. j.,
rspaac Getx; c. F., Amos Youtz II. s., Il.
x. Getz; II. r., VIM. Bcittel treasurer,
H. +. Mann; II. H., Isaac Wakefield; w.
ID, Jos. Shertzer; w. N, b. +. Eicherly /;
&>fustees, Jos. Shertzer, Il. +. Eicherly.