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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
Christmas in Kerby.
KERRY. Ore, Dec. is. 1901

KERRY. Ore, Dec. is, 1901.
You will doubtless like to know what
the craftsmen OF this benighted section
have been doing during the holidays.
From the correspondent Of the Observer
you will read OF our Christmas doings;
in fact, the large crowds seen on our
streets on that occasion reminded We
old timers OF the early days whom gold
mining was in its infancy. Good
humor and good fellowship prevailed; |;
the spirit of the season seemed to float
around like fleecy clouds which fioated
across the bright blue sky above. The
ladies OF the surrounding country we're
here In full force and with their smiles
and pretty costumes assisted 10 brighten
and vary the scene and cheer the hearts
OF these old miners from the bills and
canyons, for many OF them may not live
to see the same sights again on this side
of the uark river.
On the 9th. ST. Johns day, the mem
bers OF Bolt Lodge, number IS. A. F. K
A. NJ. assembled at their hall, with sew.
eral invited brethren, to assist at the
installation OF the, newly elected officers.
p. NJ I. F. Floyd took the east and
with P. NJ. s. W. Forbes as D. G..
Marshal, installed the following duly
elected officers to serve during the en-.
suing Masonic year: ] l. Gilmore,
WM;J A. Leonard, S W; Geo. Mathew.
son, ] W; Ed Daley, Treas; A. j.
Adams, Sec; John Whittrock. SD;
Chas. Skeeters, d; VIM Kerr, s S;
Jacob Klippel, J S; Tho.. Johnson,
Tyler. A pleasant time was spent by
the brethren listening to the remarks
and good wishes Of the officers and
others.
Western Star chapter OF the Order Of
the Eastern Star, met in Masonic hall
at 4;SO p. m. and the following elected
and appointed officers were installed by
the retiring matron, Mrs. Lizzie Hodg
don Mrs. Martha Mathewson, w M,
+. stith, W P; Mrs. Lottie Woodcock
a NJ; Mrs. Sophia Gilmore, Con.
Mrs. Della stith, A Con. Mrs. Hart
Treas, j. +. Hodgdon, Sec. Mrs. Lizzie
Hodgdon, Ada; Mrs. Glen, Ruth; Mrs
Lotlle Leonard, Esther; Mrs. sophis
Leonard, Martha; Mrs. Sarah Gibbs
Electa; Mrs. Annie Adams, Warder
Ed Daley, Sent; Mrs. Gilmore, Chap.
Miss Minnie Johnson, Organist. Ate,
which the ladies Of the o L S gave 4
reception to the members Of Bolt lodge
together with their visitors. The even.
ing was closed with cold collation.
served in the banquet ball of Bolt lodge
the table OF which was fairly loaded
down with the good things OF this life
to describe which / am quite unable
We know that tbs ladies Of southern
oregon are, as rule, good providers
but on this occasion they seemed tc
have surpassed themselves. At any
rate the table was a thing OF Joy to gazt
upon and when surrounded by the
bright, smiling faces OF the sisters anc
brothers, was the iairest scene have
gazed upon Tor years, and altogether
lovely. F.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
F:J. CHENEY < Co., Props, TOLEDO. O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
). Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEsT & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
TOLEDO, D.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price Zoe, per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls family are the best.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
MUST WEAR BRAID In PUBLIC
New Order WIN Require British
Army Omoers 60 Appear
In Uniform.

Society parade grounds In London
will be much frightened soon by reason
OF the forthcoming army order that an
officer shall dress In uniform instead
OF mutt In public. The order comes
into force April 2. II ordains that all
army officers shall wear their uniforms
in public and in theaters and places Of
entertainment as well. This applies TO
all hoy hold regiments, foot guards
and caypiry.
II c'ihpot be said that this order is at
all popular. 1t is generally thought
that IL has been brought about by the
instigation of the kaiser when he was
over there. II is understood the whole
thing is supposed 70 be an incentive 70
recruiting. Earl Roberts and the king
have had many long discussions on the
subject
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
4. Deen M,sterx.

1t is mystery why women endure
Backache, Headache, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Painting and
Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quickly
cure such troubles. 81 suffered for
years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs
Phebe Charley, Of Peterson, Ia. "and a
lame back panied me so l could not
dress myself, but Electric Bitters wholly
cured me, and, although 73 years old,
now am now able to do all my house
work." II oyercomes Constipation, inn
proves Appetite, gives perfect health,
Only 50c at Dr. Kremer's drug store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
NEW ART JEWELRY.
Curious and Very Costly Pieces
Made by Master Workmen.
Revival Of Wonderful Metal Work OF
Renaissance Times Popularised
By the Paris Expositfon-
Features of work.


A new fad in jewelry has slowly
been making its way to favor in recent
years, and the Paris exposition
brought 1t into something like popu-
larity. Fortunately, the expense of
the work and the fact that it appeals
to the artistic taste more than to the
cnnons of elegance generally curren.
promises TO keep the fashion from be-
coming fatally common, says the New
York Sun.
The Salique jewelry Is perhaps the
finest example of this new work,
which Is, after oil, old, for II works
back TO the wonderful metal work Of
renaissance times and makes the pre-
cious metals merely incidental. The
exhibition Of Rene Salique's work at
the exposition was revelation to the
host who had known nothing about
him.
This work has been eagerly sought
for in Europe for years past. but his
prices are fabulous and he does not
sell to dealers, but works only on spe-
cial orders, which II may be his whim
To accept; so, up TO the present time,
his jewels have been obtained only by
royal personages or other illustrious
patrons, and their number is not very
great.
Castellani, In Rome, has had repu-
tation for work OF the same general
order as salique's, although he has
achieved nothing TO equal the Salique
Jewels, and crowd OF iosser lights
have been following the same path
with more or less success.
OF course, the central idea Of this
jewelry is beauty and exclusiveness Of
design. The masters Of H. craft, like
Salique, often make the Jewel, what
ever IL may be, with direct reference
to the appearance and personality of
the woman who Is TO wear IL, and this
opens up an endless vista Of suggestive
and symbolic possibility.
Then again the Jewel may be made
merely TO cnrry out q conception In the
mind OF the artist, without ref
erence TO the future owner. Rare
stones are introduced wherever the
design requires their color, hut very
often the semi-procious stones an
swer the artistic requirements better
than the more costly Jewels and are
used by preference. without thought
OF the comparative cost.
ia patron is willing 10 put crowns
ransom Of rubies into an order and
salioue tbinka mink topax or lapia
azuii aecords better with his design.
the buyer doesn't get the rubies.
Moonstones are uarticular favoritea
VIII sauon. and with many ~ h,s
foilower. hecousa thev lend them.
.aivos 40 synholisr, ava suggastion
xithon, de;roc,inc from, the eSyac, ~
,ho a,oi ,.orL s,a dos,s,r one 90
,ha roa, raaauL.i1., ,,Id,,a. =, ,h,s
ar, io,,oI,u orar ,nrnod 80, ,vas =
- 4, S,.,,a a,La," e,.,n, ,hr",,.s
~ ci'l,i !" IT, ~, ~ 49,, ,,,s - VS. -
@ ,a,,',aar Saa,,',.na w. 49, ,aL;n. -,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
At Bed limo

take pleasant herb drink, the next
morning feel bright and my complex
ion is better. My doctor says it acts
gently on the stomach, liver and kid
neys, and pleasant laxative. 1t is
made from, herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. 1t is called Lanes Medi
cine, All druggists sell it at 25c. and
SOC. Lanes Family Medicine moves
the bowels each day. II you cannot get
it, send for free sample. Address
Orator E. Woodward. LIE Roy, N. Y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
CHOOSES CHINESE SPOUSE.
missionary wsds One of tie Race
She Worked Among In San
Francisco.

Mrs. Ida A. Hull, for several years a
missionary in the Chinese Methodist
mission in San Francisco, was married
the other day at Denver, Col, TO Rev,
Chan Hon Tan, a minister OF the same
denomination. with whom she worked
In California, where she first met him.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Camden NJ. Coburn. -
Both are past middle age. The couple
left for San Francisco Immediately
after the ceremony. The marriage
laws Of Callfor1is prohibited their
union in thatesstate. The Chinese
clergy mar Brought letters from prom
inents California Methodists, which
spoke Of him In the highest terms as a
theologian and scholar.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
IrGirdIes The Globe.

The fame Of Bucklen's Arnics salye,
as the best in the world, extends ronnd
the earth. It's the one perfect healer Of
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c a box at DR..
Kremer's.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
To Cure a Cold in a Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1902-01-02
MABLE AND GRAM

.. ID. AD''ONh, r
lam rpra o furnish anything in the lin
Of OiMARas etRANIrE.
Nearfhfears OF experience in the Mart
that IeaH hi5orders in the worry best manns
Can arnh hIrk in Scotch, swede or Al
...... ..... II. !. Greene. ......,.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-04

The feast OF the Epiphany which
will be tomorrow in the city church
es. recalls Our Lord ad0red by tn
kings of the East.
The feast instituted in homer OF
this mystery was fer a long time
blended with that Of Christmas. u
der the name of Theophsnv. man'f@s-
tation # God. It l~ok that OF Epi-
phany. or mantle tst'on or NANTES
tation. when the two solsm1ities W r
separated. This was real the sec
md manifesto ton O. the Savior The
first had been to the Jewish people.
represented by the shepherds; the
second was for the Gentiles. the
frst-fruits Il whom were brought TO
Iesus in the persons of thu Magi-
Following a venerable tradition. TO
which the painters Of the catscombs
gave an important authority, the Ma
gi were three in number
These" saws Don Gu~ranger. 'srs
he veritable ancestors OF the gentle
Church. One was ON Cha d a. the
second from ARABIA. thu third from
ethiopia. They represented at the
RIB the three races of humanitv Of
enr'ng their homage TO the newborn
King"
The Gospel snoaks of th@ir pres
ents: gold. frapkin"ense. and mvrrh.
-bir r,-et~-io-e rn--b~r hNuo~Nf in
the first place the Bl-ssed Trinity in
the Person of the Word I,cern"te,
but it also prorhos'ei the triple char
acter CT tn divine infant He had
come into the word to reign, and
Id witnessed to His supreme pow
Of: Fo was to ex~rc'se a SOVEREIGN
1~iasthooI - frank-ce"so. vi CT
hsuld smoke in the priests hand.
was a preeert vert Of H'"' HIS
death would op"l heaven-mvrrh. a
perfume reserved in ancient times Il
rrbs mig. was RI re f. tha bTria'
Il the divine wet m where" asks
ct. Leo. hid thev discovered the in
-nired nature of tn So gifts. these
men who had not vet seen Je0ue
lille tn star shcne the EYES OF
h"i~ bodies NOR" pen~trating sti'l
7'd tho r"-' of Gods light illumine
heir hearts,
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10 Geo. g.
RVQA
0aAskaaA.saEsy
Any work that should not prove sat
factory will be ATTENDED TO free o.
charge any tim. within years.

We are making a speciality OF gold
crowns and bridge W. rk; the most
beautiful. painless and durable OF al
dental work known to the profession
Our name alone will he guarantee
that your work will ne ~ ."e host W.
have a specialist in each department
Best operators. best gold wor6mer
and extractors Of teeth: in fact. all tn
STAFF are inventors of modern DENTS
try. We will toll - nd~n""' ~
,ctlv what your work will cost by free
,xaminatiOn. G We uS can anu 80
will find we 20 exactly as we adver
tlse.
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New orkDental
Parlors.
Room >. eine sriIdinp. Hotel Street
rag osETAL SPECIALISTS.
No mor. Dread of the Dental Chair.

Teeth extra -ted and filed ABSOLUTELY
xithJui pain ~ our late scientific
methods. 20 sleep-producing agents
nr cocaine these are the only dental
parlors in Honolulu that have the pat
ent appliances and ingredients TO *
tract. all and apply gold crowns and
porcelain crowns. undetectable froE
natural teeth. and warranted for ten
wears. without the least particle Of
pain. Gold crowns ard teeth withou,
plates. gold fllingr and all other den
tai work done nainlessly and by spe-
'tslists.
COLO crowns. IS: tuII SET teeth. SIS
oroee work. IS: COLO filing. 81 up
silver filings. soc.
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Salvation Army.

Salvation Am, King street. Cap
tsins Burgess and Sullivan in charge.
Early PRAYER meeting. $3.50; wharf
meeting (old Fish Mark~n. 10: IL
ness meeting. II; al meeting. 1890;
Sunday school, go; Bible clars,
$3.50: street meeting. 7:So; evening
meeting. s: public meetings every ev-
ening in the week except Friday.
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Meetiro for seamen.

a meeting for seamen WI be h~ld
ST O'Clock Sunday morning bv the
Peniel Missi on the wharf at the
foot OF Nuuanu street, at 10 o'clock
Bible class 20 Mis- ion; 8 p. m. hi :
ness meeting ;T:30. street meeting
King aud Nuuanu afterwards services
in Hawaiian.
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Dividend Notice

The German Savings and Loan So
cietv, $40 California street.-For the
half year ending with December 31st.
1901, a dividend has been declared at
the rete of three 90 per cent per
aunum on all deposits. free of taxes.
PAYABLE on and after Thursday, jan
uary .. 1902.
GEORGE TOURNY. Secretary.
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St. Clements Chapel.

Rev. John Osborne, minister Hoy
first Sunday in the
m nth. 1905: everv other Sunday.
7:15: SUNDAY school 10: morning
PRAYER and sermon. 7-o5. Rapid tran
sit cars pass the door.
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Genital Union Church.

The Rev. Vim. VI Kinesid. SUNDAY
school. $50: pubic worsaip and ser
mon BIZ the pastor az II a NJ Sub
iect: The Church-the Secret 81 Its
Power The commuaion of the Lords
Supper viii be adm 'n'stsred
Evening service ct 7:@o The oas-
t-r viii preach on The YEARS: What
They Take and Whist They Bring
Week of Prayer.
Central UriOn Church xiIi observe.
beginning Jan. 6. The Week CT Prav-
or. There viii be services in the lee
ture rocm every esr2ing With the
exception OF Safprdav. The Pastor
requests the members OK the church
and all wno are interested TO reserve
this week from ali othr engagements
and 10 make q special effort - be
present On Fr.da- evening the ser
vice xill be devoted 20 the family.
and parents are u-ssd = bring tseir
children The leader and subjects
will be as follows:
Neutrality-suspicious. Tor Critical
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Latter Day Saints.

Reorganizsd Church Of Jesus Christ.
G. J. Waller. partor: services in Mill
lani Hall SUNDAY school. 10; preach
ing in Hawaiian. IL: Book OF Mormon
class, $50: Church history class,
$50; preaching in Erg-ish, 1880.
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S. E. Muckley. pastor, residence
Beretania, I-i~p4one Blue 1001.
Preaching at II a. m. on How -
Make q Church Prosper and at 1880
D. m. on How to Keep RigH." Bible
scho st 10 m. Vow n7o~' =
meeting at $3.50 p. N. All are wei
come 70 these services.
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Methodist EpiseoraI Church.
Y. M. I. poincs.

Damien Council No. SIS. Young
Mems institute. viii proceed with the
installsticn Of th-i- new officers on
Wednesday evening next
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Palama Chapel.

At the Palama Chaoel the Rev. ].
P. Erdman viii nduct gospel
service at 7:30 p. II Sunday school
at 9:30 an.
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German Church.

German Lutheran Church. Bereta-
MIA street. Rev. ". Felmy. pastor.
residence 1922 King street 10 a m,
SUNDAY school; II a. m. service;
dnosday evening 7:S0, prayer
meeting
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Y, M, C.. a,

The Rev NJ. S. MuckIev will ad
dress the Y. NJ. c. a. at 4 o'clccs
Tomorrow afternoon on The Old and
the New"
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Awakening. Leader. Mr. ThsOdors
Richards.
Tussda~-Pzrso1al Conservation
Leader. Mss Florence R. Yarro~-
we6use 5av-Przver for the Church-
Leader, REv Arthur NJ. Smith. PD-
Thu-sdav-Prsyer fer the World
Leader Rev. John Lsadiughan-
Fr'dav-Pra-sr for the Family.
Leader. Rsv. Vim. Morris Kiucaid
Methodist Episcopal Church.
C L Pear~on. pastor. Services to-
morrow as fol- VS.: 10 a m. Sunday
school: Il a NJ public worship and
sermon. subj "Consecration- -
m holv commupicn- $50 p n Ep
worth League Devotional meeting:
go p N. public worship and ser
mon Subisct: THAT New Years
D7eo'ution." A wee me always TO
all
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Catholic senev-Ient Union.

The Catholic Ben vo'ent Union will
hold a regular meeting ar their club
70 ms on Monday evening next
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ST. Aucustin's Chapel.

Rev. Father val-ntin. Sacrament
of the mass. sos =. m.
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Roman cathclIc Ca, hedraI.

His Lord hip the B'@h"D of PIANO.
no'is. Lew Masses and Holv Commr-
1ioa. and Z a. m : cNi'drsn's mass.
Q a m; solemn gh mass and ser
Non. 1870 a m; vcspsrs and bene-
iiction, p. m.
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ST. Andrews Cathedral.

Dean. thu Bishop OF Honolulu; par
ssh pricet tho R4v V. H Effect.
Second SUNDAY after Christmas, Z.
4 m. HOLY communion.
II m. Choral celebration CT the
HOLY communion.
500 p. m. Pu'e ahiahi.
1880 D. m. Evnnsong and sermon.
Second Congr~ g1tion: The Rev.
AleYarder Nackinto h.
SUNDAY school. Q: morning service,
Gas; evening service, go.
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SERVICES IN
THE CHURCHES
FEST OF The EPPHlsT
SERMONS AND PUBLIC SERVICES
At ALL CHURCHES IN
HONOLULU.

Week Of Prayer at Central Union
Church-l1stal ation Of officers
at Youre Mems Instisute-meet-
ina Of Catholic Benevolent Union
Usual Double Services to Sc
Held al ST. Andrews.
Evening journal., 1902-07-17
Accident Broke Up Yachting rrip

New Castle. July IA yachting party
OF Philadelphians was broken up yester-
day after having saved Maurice c. Nor
ley from "Davy Jones Locker" between
hers and Delaware City. Miss Helen
Weaver Of the same party, was made III.
Her nerves appear shattered by the ex-
perience
The party cosisted Of Miss Ella ]. Nc
Carthy, Miss Clara Maxwell, Miss Fran
ces c.. Kirk. Mrs. Marie Fuller. Mrs e.
r.. Martin, E r. Martin. Henry X Burns.
j. N. Higgins, James Maxwell, r. Edward
Martin. Walter Fuller, Lewis Hamun.
Henry Davidson and the two mentioned,
Miss Weaver and Mr.. Morley The party
loft Philadelphia In the yecht Jean yester-
day for an excursion OF two days on the
Delaware river Last evening the party
anchored of Woodland Beach and yes
terday started on the homeward trip.
Mr.. Morley came up out Of the cabin
of the boat as the boom iibed, and he was
forcer overheard. Tho boat was hauled
to as quickly as possible, adm Morley was
rescued. The excitement caused the
panty TO break up, and ive OF :he party
boarded the trolleys for Wilmington,
whore they TODD khe train for Phnadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1902-07-17
PersonaI Notes Erom LaureI
Special to tie Evening journal.

Special to tae Evening Journal.
Laurel, July l7-Wilnam Hearn, of
Chester is spending his vacation with
his parents la this place.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. Robert
Watt, of Wilmington, vino have been
visiting here for uho past two weeks
haye returned TO their home in thatcity
George G. Hearn, of Philadelphia,
who has been the guest of relatives
here, has returned.
John W. Hill and family of Lewes
are spending the week With Laurel
relatives.
Miss Nancy larrimore. of Centre
VILE, Md, is guest at Centenary NJ
y. parsonage.
o. W. Marvil and Miss Arya MaviI
spent part of the week ia PHILADELPHIA
John w. Wootten and Miss Helen
Wootten have returned from Town
send, where they have been visiting.
Miss Mary Williams and George Will
liams, of Georgetown, who have been
visiting laurel friends, have returned
Edgar Prettyman has returned from
BettertOn. Md. where he has beer
spending his vacation.
Evening journal., 1902-07-17
NOTES FROM NEWPORT
Mite Society Held Interesting Meeting in
Weldin Home
speclal to ID Evenlng Journa..

khNNAdA ~ ilt I4Ntlllb JOuIllat.
Newport July 17.-Mrs Baldwin and
Mrs. Lena Grier, of Wilmington, were
the guests Of Mrs Baldwin yesterday.
Mrs. George L. Houck. who has been
confined to her home, suffering with
is much improved.
Mrs. ID. II. Bayne was a guest Of
friends in Wilmington yesterday
Mrs. Moses Allison is confined to her
hOme with quinsy and grip.
Mrs. John lyman spent yesterday at
Shellpot Park
The Women's Mite Society held q
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Atwood Weldin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sindall, Miss
Elgarda Sindall and F. c. Sindall will
spend Saturday and Sunday in Atlantic
City. 81.
Miss Viola n. Cranston was viii
mington visitor yesterday.
The Newport Sunday school will pic
mic in Rufus Gregg's grove Thursday.
July "a. Games and sport of an kinds
viii be participated in by the children.
The st. James Sunday school will
hold a festival on the lawn adjoining
the church on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1902-07-17
PIER CE STORM IN LAUREL
One Man Stunned by Lightning While
Making Fruit Boxes
SPECIAL 70 tho Evonlng Journal

Laurel, July Yesterdays thun-
der storm was the iiercest that has yis-
tied this section this season, and It was
accompanied by the hardest rain that
has fallen for some time. Several
places were struck by lightning, but
none of them was OF a very serious
nature One that came near ending
disastrously, however, was when a bolt
of lightning entered the factory of 5.
H. Bacon g. Sons. striking the hatchet
with which Granville PhOebus was
making peach boxes. The hatchet was
knocked from his hand, and he was
hurled In corner, stunned. The ham
die Of the hatchet was completely shat
tered. The bolt continued through the
factory into pile Of lumber, which it
lspllntered.
A schooner, which was being towed
up the Laurel river to this place, was
lstruck and her topmast demolished.
The power house OF the city water
works was struck. but aside from the
smashing Of all tho electric light globes
no other damage was done The tele-
graph and telephone companies suffer-
ed. as both were useless for some time
latter the storm Several trees were
struck, teaHng limbs from them, and
scattering the street with the debris.