Evening star., 1901-07-20
WOULD COME m HANDY

| tories which supply sawed and split stereo-
| typed plates to provincial newspapers are
| now sending out TO their customers regular
| blank forms suitable TO the season Spaces
are left in the plates for the addition OF
the names. and the country newspapers are
delighted over the convenience OF the
scaeme. Some OF the plates are as follows:
AZ late hour yesterday afternoon little
l. -. the bright and promising fifteen
year-o.d son of - - one of our fora
most Citizens, was drowned in while
/ endeaforing TO emulate the example of the
larger boys in swimming stunts The lad
| swan out about a hundred yards from the
shore, and then suddenly threw I'D his
| arms ana called for help As, however the
noy mad often done this before. merely I'm
!esN' no attention was paid 60 his cries by
| tne otner boys, who only became alarmed
| wnen, upon dressing. they found little =
missing. The - Is being dragged for the
| oooy- Inc boys parents are prostrated''
| sad rowing accident happened on the
| - yesterday evening. a vell-likei
young man employed In the - factory.
anu anu. = the go-ahead young - whose
lage, hired a boat and went rowing In com
| pany with Miss and Miss - nrha rsnk
among the ioreliest of our fair daughters
tha men ,i out IN the middle OF the - one Of
| tne young men-whfch of the two does not
appear-oegan to rock the frail boat In a
/ spirit or fun. despite the entreaties OF the
s1uhs s,uas women; The boat was suddenly cap
| ' aSeu' ana All four Of the merry-makers
Were thrown into the water some yonng
| inen on the boat house steps saw the acct
aeEt as.a ana ana made haste to pull for the scene.
@ anu they succeeded IN picking out OF t.,e
| water ali but young Mr. = whose hodyy
ian iaa moi been found up to the time we go to
patss, paess rms is the = accident In this
1 skff" ~ '"e fochihs OF
! a--f,,'I Iispatch from - announces the
arrivai sarisi there yesterday morning OF our
! ed n, to1Wnsman, -. who start
GU On a business trip three days ago
| h,,. looked as IL he was going TO enjoy
aimsett whole lot when he started and
me ni,,emt n1temt the slightest fear that any OF
decides TO come back Go il. - ana
| enjoy yourself" anu
| large number OF small BOYS OF this
pace were simultaneously attacked with a
severe Illness yesterday Afternoon Or
."o physicians were very busy attending
10 the young ones. None of the lads us
| sms 10 CONFESS what Allied him. but
ts ~ Hteie - -, the twelve -year-old
sun oi our alert constable owned
| up 10 mis- mother that he and the rest OF
cnuptT @ maa got into an orchard out on the
| oUuIity road yesterday afternoon and had
an partaken heartily Of green apples The
usual usual remedies brought the lads around an
@ @st. put some OF them had a narrow
squeak; It's not for us. however. to preach
Been there ourselves" '''
we should like to know the name and
nuIhoer @ or the little birdie that few into
/ WhlSDPrad
! IN our ear that a certain Young ana hean,y
Lui peue or this village. not the least OF
whose accomplishments is her fine execu
| tioh on the piano-forte Is soon 10 linir -
name to that of a well-known vounn 49,
| = ~ tne adjoining township whose
| morse and buggy have been seen n ooos
eeai e on our thoroughfares during the past
| Few months Far be 1t from us TO give ere
| dence to everything that the little htrdies
zen us-out We think that this birdie had
II rlshf, all right, this time. Perhaps some
L
| teresting young coupler" "
| A violent wind and electrical storm
| passed over this village yesterday after
| noon. winding up with a severe han stor,,
| Inc stones Were In many cases as large aa
! and it is said that the - cron
is .otaliy ruined During the progress OF the
s.orn. s llttle - -. the pretty and petite
! daughter of -. one of the most enter
prlslng of our merchants (see his ad on the
! page sustained a slight ffehtnfne
snock' but she quickly recovered. - IS
| pletely demolished" oo''
hne argest - ever grown In this
| county was brought in yesterday by -
-,o--- Tn, the prosperous and enterprisine
| young tilier Of the soil who last year mar
reo one OF our best-beloved bellies Miss
| ~ The -- was on exhibition
aH day In the sanctum Of We editor. We
noticed that quite a number of citizens.
| however, failed to come and look al the
| marvel. perhaps because they felt sbeenlsh
over being so far behind in their subscrip-
| t.ohS, ihey SitouIuu let q little thing like
| that bother 'em. We've got the contrac, Yor
advertising the ice company's wares. and
| Ice Is about all we need this kind OF
| weather. thanks"
| There was another victim OF the hot
| wave on our streets yesterday. This time
| the sunerer was the popular Miss =
I- the young lady who so successfully
| managed the party at the
! church last winter. Miss was sud-
| denly taken faint on street and WAS
| carried by kind hands into - store.
| There she revived sufficiently after a while
! to be taken TO her home In a carriage II
seems that the young lady had been par
| taking quite heartily during the morning
OF pickles and cake and ice cream and
! raspberries and more pickles. and TO this
\ heat when she started down town to make
a few purchases. She was resting comfort
| ably last night. under the able ministra-
| tions OF DR.. - -, and will shortly
be around again with her winsome smile"
| The Rev. - of the
| church announced to his congregation yes
| terday at services that he would start on
his vacation on The rev gentleman
| appears to be greatly run down owing to
the heavy strain Of oyerwork to which he
has been subjected during the past year.
| and his tour OF the Holy Lsnd-for which
| the congregation Is now busfly engaged In
| raising funds-will unquestionabiy do him
| world Of good"
The heavy rain storm of yesterday after
\ noon caused the TO rise - inches
- our oldest inhabitant. cannot
recall when the -- has looked SO much
| like flooding its banks
Er0uOmy In CaIeudara