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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
TROLLEY aEralEvERs
A New Device to BE Placed on tho
Interurhan Cars Operated bye
the Stark Electric. 1'

The Stark. Iisc;Iic has received a
number OF patent trolley retrievers
which will be placed In their interur-
ban cars. The device Is an entirely
new one and will be located ON the
top Of the car instead of at the ends
as has been the case. heretofore. II
the new eeyice proves an entire sue
cess il will lessen much OF the troll
ley annoyance now experienced by
the moiormcn and conductors ON the
electric cars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
TR|PLElS BORN
At MiIlersburs and All Seem to Be
HeaIthy-Two Girls and a Boy.

Millersburg, o.. Feb. 2.-Mrs. S. p.
Stamm; OF this place gave birth to
trlpiets last nignt-.wo girls and
boy and both mJ0her and children are
dong we'll. The children weighed, re-
spectively. four, four and tour and E
bali pounds and all seem heuthy. Mr.
Stamm is an enploye of the Cleveland,
axiom & Columbus ra!lrold This is
HI other knockout lor the race sui
eide, idea in Miilersburg at least.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Blaze at MapIeton.

A defective iue was the cause of q
small fire In the house belonging to
II. F. Wilson, located in the center
OF Mapleton and occupied by j. w.
Martin, about O'Clock Thursday
evening. The family discovered the
presence of smoke and with the as
sistance OF bucket brigade OF citi-
zens extinguished the fire after dam
age amounting TO $40 had been done.
Tae damage Is fully covered bv in-
suIance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
muzzIed Women of Mu cat.

Women of the better class in Muscat
all wear muzzles, which barely allow
them to open the mouth or see with
the eye or sneeze.
II there happens to be Cleopatra
in Muscat she will never fascinate any
Antony by the beauty of her well
shaped nose, for it is kept in a spe-
cially made. ugly case, in which il
is impossible to tell it's shape Bur
with all its faults this is a far bet
ter system than that of cutting off
the nose, as men in the kangra Dis
trict, in India, are wont to do when
any of their spouses have proved too
fascinating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
BANK CASES
SET FOR TRIAL, ON NEXT MON
DAY
Judge Hole of Co o'umbiana County
Will Be the Pes ding Judge-Ac.
tion in the Fri I. Cases.

Deputy Clerk of Coarts A. w. Agler
completed next weeks coarl arraign-
ment Friday morning. Judge Harter
will be busy ia room No. l all week,
while Judge Amber will again be in
Carroll on. On Monday the arraign-
ment of prisoners connected with the
Canton Sta,e Bank will be before
Judge Hole. OF ColumbiaIla county, In
room No. 2. 9k il
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
|HIGH COURT RULING
lOFFICiALS ELECTED IN NoVEM.
1ER DON'T PROFIT BY
AMENDMENT.
Ellis to Take Evidence In Bridge
Trust cases-No More Reduced
Rates for Politicians on
Railroads.

Columbus, O., Feb. 2.-The supreme
court has decided that the officials
elected last Nivember don't profit by
the constitutional amendment extend
ing the terms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06

William Waldorf Astcr, who bought
Hever Castle. in England. about two
years ago. is building a Tudor village
around the old place and will try TO
give il surroundings similar to those
existing in the days when King Henry
VIII. went there to WOO Anne Boleyn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Mercer Deal Called off.

East Liverpool, o.. Feb. 2.-The
proposed merger of potteries of the
country has been declared off, the
options having expired. The manu-
facturers say it is difficult to form
merger as each MAKES different
ware.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Governor,s pauahtera There.

Columbus, o., FeU. THE pre-ence
on the floor of the house OF repre-
sentatives today Of Governor Patti
sons daughters embarrassed Speaker
Thompson. He didn't want them on
the hoor but he feared to send them
away
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Mo More Reduoed Rates.

Columbus, o., Feo. 2-Tne railroads
declare they won't abolish excursions
wnen the two cent tare bill taxes e.
tect, but that they wont grant re-
duced rates to pollLioal conventions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Gets After the Police.

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 2. Mayor
Dempsey says the police obstruct re-
forms. lie promises to shake up
the force.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
knocked Down hY Rat.

Youngstown, o., Feb. a big rat
which was kicked out of Morgan's
bowling alley knocked down AIRED
Robertson who was passing on the
street. He was rendered uncon. .cious
by the tall. '~-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
lnsoected Pythian Home

Springfield, o., Feb 1.-Two hun
dred Pythians from Illinois today in
spected the State home. ,.s a.t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06

Who is the highest salaried baseball
player in the world?
That is the intel esting question tha;
has arisen since the report was seat
out recently from Clev eland to the eI-
feet that Napoleon LaSo4e has signed
a contract for next. season at a salary
known to exceed that OF any player in
the National or American league.
1t is said that his contract calls Tor
$500 a season, which is within $1,000
Of what the president OF the largest
bank in Germany gets per year. BIZ II
is doubtful whether Laioie really is
tAs highest paid ball player In the
world. 1t is said that Willie Keeler's
contract calls for about $1,000, while
Jimmy Collins. Chr.sty Matthswson
and Hans Wagner have contracts that
will equal the price paid LaJoie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
Eli, on Bridge Trust custer.

Columbus, o., Feb. 2-Attorney Gen
eral Ellis begins next Tuesday to
take testimony in the case to oust
the bridge trust.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06

William Pteifer, of coshocton, a we'll
known semi professional baseball play
er, who handled the Indicator IN
n1any games at Wilkesbarre, Pa. has
been signed by President Carson as AN
umpire for the Central league this sea-
son.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06

! Peaches" Phil o'Neil, who caught
for Youngstown last year and who
had try out with the Cincinnati Reds
and failed, has decided to catch tor
the Sioux City Western league team
this season. if he plays ball at all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-06
COLUMBUS LETTER

Columbus, Feb. 2.-Events in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
\ a. MA q F57'1Illl5ll6 latV'il
lspacInl 10 ms rime, 8 3. .lspatch. )

SKEYsv1LLE. VA. August 26.--h1r. D.
". Gaulding. the express agent here. has
received notice from Mr.. II. "A. Herfurth,
No, 9o6 ID Street, Washington. race Sec
Rotary, that he would ship three coops
OF carrier pigeons, to be turned loose
hore on Sunday, thet2d Of September.
K Mr.. William ]. Lyle's fve-year-old son
had narrow escape from instant death
Wednesday. He i was riding in a heavy
two-h horse wagon, loaded with about 800
pounds, when. by a sudden turn OF the
wagon, the little fellow was thrown out,
and the hlndwheel ran over him, across
his bowels. Strange to say, he got UP
and walked on, and, with the exception
OF a few broken ribs, he seems to be all
sound and unhurt s$s 5 35
8 DR. Thompson Merton Is still sick with
typhoid fever at Memorial Hospital, but
is getting on well. A s
S Mr.. H.l8W. Farmer, who IS also there,
and was opera ted on for Appendicitis, Is
recovering. Is h, III Isl
e Mrs. Frank Won,ack and y Miss Mary
Womack, OF Roanoke, are Visiting Mrs.
Hudglngs. sy5s IS 35S5 Isl 81
1. Miss Cora McN1urray. a beautiful and
accomplished belle. OF Pittsburg, Pals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

TWENTY STEAM SHOVEE,L.Ss
Rushing Work on the Tidewatear!
Railway G camping Party.

CHATHAM, Va, August ao-yYo f'i>l
on the Southern and T!dewat ter Railways
+ at Hurt Station. In Pittsylvania county.
thirty miles from this place. y progress-
Ing rapidly. Day and night shifts are
now at work. and the same progress q
this place Is being made. all along tno
line from Lynchburg TO- Galy sNt, More
than twenty steam shoyels are at Work
on this stretch. Of work and several nun
stred hands. The nearest operations. 70
This place are at Galveston. elght miles
north OF Chatham where three camps
shayo been established.
grA party OF young people from this
place 'left Thursday for Markham Ford
I "a spend several Il days i In camp on tho
banks AZ Stanton Il tyer,8 3 un tllig' llshlng
nd numerous 81, outdoor sports will be en-,
loved, loved All the paraphernalia necessary
u max camp Y life Il ideal was proy!de ed,
as was vas also q large supply Of eatables,
the party viii return on Monday.
irhe suit Instituted by the Morea ice
r,o : III against d. Frank 8 Son, Of
Baltimore, for $10,o II was dismissed
tVsdnesday for reasons not given, tlHi.
NJ r.: w. Vad en-, Of Newport News,
b,.nt her Fof 4 ex- Countey Treasurer g. II.
Waden, was on NJ day reported extreme-s
~ I'LL. and that an operation would I be;
made at once. Mr.. Walden LETT Tor his
brothers bedside at once. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
7lT7 N ~ I5ITI l ~ TII1fT
Stal|!l1litO;j1';ll!.. J.
n tspeo,n, q III. rimss pIspa. CHI,

IA
.Si tspeeini 10 This Times Dlspntch.) d I
M eyTA UN:1o N, N WA, Astsist 25 .----rhe
voting ladies' Of the city Va d del lghtf,il
and large lcnp year hop ut Il iglland Park
Thursday evening. Some fifty couples
srartictpa tod. Z 81 { IL hi . Z n 4. I
his Colfax Rcbekhh Lodge, 4 Mo- 8, u O vs. q.
III oi, Friday mig celebra tod its y fifth
anniversary at Odd Follows Hall 4E.3 An
address was delivered by Mrs.S leila 1Sass
4 81 Richmond, Ss tile president 81 the Re-
becca Assembly tgof 7Iirginin, and # Rev.
4 al w. stover,i@ OF Staut ton. n
& a camping party. comp osed Of Mt, and
4 Mrs. ri. III Strattont and family Misses
Mary Gtley,s Ret IA. 3 clsburf,. sa die and
\ Riln Hollar, nnd Aressrs. p. y. and w.
Il .Yount, ara Mart md Will Blncl hbuti,s
returned home Thursday after. u OK most
pleasant camping trip near lear stuarts
Draft. III fyEs N fsst y
Miss Nellie N Sutton Inns Just LEI tstl,e
hospital here, where 4 she was confined
$Witliltyphoid fever. Three other $nlembers
$of n the family nre mo down wit, the
ratnc disease. !tls s Il VII sS. III
Mr. 4. III, I1iett, Of Richmond, I; IS visit
Ing Mr. Nv, II. IIundlcy. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Nndcr son. Mrs
L. ID. sAylett and Miss * thlecn Anderson
OF Richmond, were In staunton this week eek
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
side OF the Pipe created 50 much heat
lthatstha ron Is eli ed In two e an cIcla

side Of the pipe created 50 much heat
that thes ron - lied I'm two like an icicle
fpald against "a hot. stove, & md Il terrific
Jet or wat or was Sc Mt against he noun.
tain Side. spllntering the hitherto Inn
:pregnable rs rock Fl as q II ~ had been the
Eising!ass windows OF a seburner. II sssss
ID The Colonel, az chanca would havs Il,
was show ng the new con vance to some
Eastern visitors at The very time Il hap
5pened, and both he and his 3 guests had
/ to take heller behind some huge bowl
sders to- escape being caught iii the land
and mud slide following the break. Az
for myself. IT was the eternal hills for!
mine The roadway toward tho valley
/ was impossible. nd / som chow felt that
my presence thereafter would be Il uni-
pleasantly n suggestive TO the Colonel
Hit bcfere.SI went + took q Y heavy
sledge and pounded a hole in the lower
part o. 4 the funnel. y did not wish to
Alcuye my terrible en- CINE OF iunintended
Scnlinity working after my departure.
~ q sooner had thu water burst through
Its natural eHcn pc once more and the de-
struction OF the mountain aldo had cease ed
than i heard a faraway3 sho t; OF Joy from
F the Colonel. ~ sto pred IN i the VERY be-
ginning OF my pre- c!pitated retreat. spell
bound Had tho old man = reason melted
off with tho pipe or washed away vi tn
the hydraulic flood q Ri II hi vi vel
Not for his. Before many minutes he
had caught me In his arms and tearfully
5tluggcd mo to his bosom. The stream In
sadvertently directed against the noun
tai Il wall had 5unearthed the biggest vein
goY rotten gold bearing quartz--$8. 900 70
the torl--ever seen In that part OF the
COIN nv - eaF9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
N GAY GLOUCESTER.
fis,r 4 e The Tiinc,ss Dispatch.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.) II III
Il GLOUCESTER G.. II & ~ A.. Aug gust 25 IN
After d i most kdelightfulscruise from 1th q
home OF the host Glen Bay !. to York TX
town, Nv est Point. Old III Point and D th -.
4 Capes, DR.. Jaegcrs yachting party par nag l1
safe return with a. store Of pletalsa rs ~
memories OF such charming ana hotsplnt pig
Bile Entertainment. visit to Pr. {! egerfs
\ lst ely acquired estate, Temple Fa rm, !,
s5t1H.ide lv known as Tie (" Moore House, n OF
&Revolutionnry5 days, was aiRpartlculaIr !, -
Snlaas,nE feature OF heNcruise. & Il.
;ss most enjoya BILE dance was given1. N ny
and Mrs j ohm Tabb at summertime,
81 aruesdny evening, giving great pie assure
\ IL the large party present. 5s
sss MI. ana Mrs. oardman, the Misses NJ es
SBoardman end Master Bonrdnan Y. q are r.
With the Misses Dabney Of the u l 1;'is
i change. $S aS Sd 4. Z.
4 The following ladies are guests Of the
Misses Tabb, OF Newsstand u Mrs. Frank ram
d AZ. 1oarker, chaperon: Misses McF Ian !,
Edith and Susie Sanders, Gertrude Mann
and Grace Parker, all Of Bal tinlorte.t ana
Miss Chesebnrro, OF San francisco 9. q
y Miss Julia Massle, of Hampton, & IS az
the rectory visiting Miss Ellen NfSaSar arg
NJ Lee. 3Fstts s N Il,
4 3s Miss Cora Baynrd Moore, OF Berryvill!e.
y is1 The guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Ia BIB, OF
4 6ummerville. IA u S q his
Mr.. Emory I,nntlon OF Mai
Is & visitor at Summerville 8yg
Miss Lou Seawell IS at the rectorys the
B guest Of Mrs. L Lee. III q 81 s, /.
Or, and Mrs. William IT.. Jones are visit
Inc, friends! III Fa>iqulers county. 5
z$s t5N Mrs. Charles a. Cary gave q tea on
Z n ednesday. Among those present were
Miss Ellen Lee and her guest MISS NJ b
\ Masse, the Misses Lewis, Of we Point 81 \ :;
Miss Mary Hemp, and Messrs. MarsEa a..
81 Lewis and William =. 81 Lee. .i
Mrs. Thomas Blake entertained at3ate q
4 on Nv ednesday, at which Miss 5l apeth
\ Lewis was guest OF honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
SOUTH |; /: BOSTON SOCIAL
Especial q S Nh, Time, .p,.pa tch I,

sS$5; Especial TO The Times Dispn tch) js rs
Il SOUTH BOSTON, VA, August rs .-
Miss Minnie Patterson OF this place, ex-
poets to leave September list for Durham
Conservatory OF Music. Durham, ri N. c..
She will take a three years course. 3ij,s
z. Mr.. Tyree G. Wright " ho has been
on a very pleasant visit to relatives In
Bedford. Roanoke and Lynchburg return
ed home :his week. 'F5
y Misses Kate and BERTHE Dast, OF this
place, are visiting frlendsHin Waynesboro,
Mr.. Charles T. Yancey5 has returned
from a pleasant soJourn at Blue Ridge.
Springs. II III
Misses Wilma and Cora Luck, Louise
SPenick. Willie Easley and Louise Owen
are Visiting friends at hfontvale.
Il Miss Lucille Simmonds 4 Of this place, Is
visiting her father IN New ork..
N Mr.. and Mrs r. " D. Davis s.. OF Norfolk
were the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. s. a.
Davis this week at this place. III
Miss Marie NORWOOD, , who has been.
spending several weeks in the mountains,
near Asheville, has returned home. &R
tIss Marie II ghtfoot TIaskins, after: a
two months Visit to Mr.. and Mrs D. W.
askins returned to her 4 home in n Rich.
nlond this week. MI " H II S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
WEST POINT, VA.

Especial to The Times Dispatcn.o 49,
WEST POINT, August 25.---Two lau UNI
Ii parties came from Gloucester = thursday
and one from up the Mattaponl near King
and Queen Courthouse. IL 3,G%
Il Among those from up the river were e1'
\ nlisses cattle Bell Gresham, Ethelind Tay.
#Ior, Temple Bird and Marietta Carlton
and Messrs. Horace Hosklps, Beverly
Taylor and Henry Jones.
Miss Annie Smith, of the Telephone
Exchange 4 Is taking a vacation q ~ her
home in King and Queen. Her a sister,
Miss Fannie Low Smith, is filling her
place. ~. 5s Il a n I. \, 898 q {. I,
.iSS Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Jr.. and three chill
dren are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. yvi l|n
son, sr. ~ .
5}i Mr.. will Hess and bride visited this
week, on their bridalHtrip Mr. and Mrs.
4 Nathan Hess. {Ss ttH Us 81 VA
Miss Adrlanna Burke. Of Rumford is
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Emma Spencer.
4 Mrs Harry Williams and children. OF
Richmond. are visiting Mrs. John dll'3 \ g
sDeFarges. ,aa.
! United States Marshal Morgan Treat
and wife have returned from an extended
Northern trip. While away they visited
r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
L1I!'...exi;,1ygtl!O!:;i'.1lll''.,..

LExtNGTON IN. VA, August Is. Captain
M. SNfl I Ntllls OF THE United states Ariny,S
/ has arrived III Licking ION to enter Upon
Ellis duties as cotnn,nndnnt OF cadets at
1.-the virginia Military tnstit iite to which
( dutyfhe has been ass lgned by tile War
department. He was Accompanied NY
Mrs, Mills. and they came hereBflErSetct
from Port townsend ol, the Pncsflc trohst.
l5Captnin ILLS Will If occupy hi the Il house
fronting on the parade grounds, recently
Occupied BY Adjutant II. e. ri II htt. u
lSNfl.aand Mrs. High "A. w NJ teS hnve ms
linounced the Approaching marriage Of
lsNrs. Whites sister, Miss Sarah Elnbra
Mctlwaine, daughter OF the late Mr.. ].
lsIrinley sNtctlwnlle OF petersburg, Val, to-
IIar rthgt ton 5vnddel, principal OF the
viii be4a QUIET afrair, ia,ld, VIII take place
M lexington, at the home 4 Of Mr.. and
aIrs. White, on East washington Street
IeXingto Thursday evening, August
Goth, ut o'clock. sSS RS ii i5ss, i.s NJ
Miss Maggie Shanks, VIII was recently
Predicted tencherif he Lexington pub \
lie school for the next session, Z has re- q
signed, and the vacancy has len filled (
BIZ the appointment or Miss Henriettfa
Campbell Dunlap, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Q. +. Dunlap, Of { Lex lngton, y
last spring was grndua ted from tho state
Female Normal School, at 1Tnrrnville AN gg
KS Cadet ArthursiWilb ouYn, who spent his
Through IN Lexington with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. IS tlbourn,aa has res
turned 10 his duties \. at limited States
IL. Mr.. Wallace 3C..S Warner, who's engaged
linBnewspn per work I'M Norfolk spentFtheI
;pnst week In IL I,exingt ton, vis ting his
father, Mr.. II G. 2 ". Warner. i5 81 S8
$ Governor D. C. HeYward, u OF @ South
Carolina spent several days in ILexing y.
ton this week with his family, who are
su1nmerlng here III III IN rs III
@ Captain ". Fl. E'ierson, who went to
West Virginia several months ago to q
look after coal lands, has returned to Il
Lexington. a53S 5s5. 8 "a III I; III & III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
APPROX styles,
l88.NQTE6 these

Mrs Trent's3 brother.at Far RockalWsay.
Mr. James Dennead, Jru left this week
to accept position with the Chesa peake
Steamship Company, Of Bal timore. II II
Mr.. George Ryland Scott Of Tnppallan-.
lnock Is quite sick In the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. Thomas P. I3agby is /.
Mr.. Harry. Wa lker, OF Oklahoma, ar
rived IN West Point. where no was well
and favorablSs known in business, as we'll
as social circles Sc yeral years q 9, ion thc
22d Instant. WI 5!is s 8t3i a. IS.
MIR Johns. Potts Of Richmond. fpaid q
visit toS, his coha,n,A Mrs. CIV Waugh,
this week. They had not seen each other
for abou II thirty ears. x. ts.:s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Charming House Party
lsne,,al p 2 ma mi. T,mea. pl.nAt II.

q HANOVER G. H, VA August 25.--
estwood the beautiful plantation
home 81 sA1essrs ? arracut, was trans rams:
formed into a verltable rosebud gar den
OF girls last week. by he Waiting of
ten charming young ladies, relations Of
their hosts. 5tzs u " II 81. y q
Mcrrily did the vel Kin rlRg,..,.s and ID
twas only when they were 10 .be Y as
parting guests tina T things g gain put
more assumed Its air OF Y bachel ordo M
The personnel of the party were Misses
Julia and Susie Darracut, and d Pearl
5Oakly, OF Brandon. Ya.;@l Misses Belle
Leo and Helen Carter, Inez M ffcont. and
Mrs, r. Franklin lLivesay. Of Peters
burg; Miss Mnmye Bayliss, OF Richmond,
and Miss Addie Sharp. Of Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
IN NORTHUMBERLAND ID
Lightning strikesains Many Places IS
TO Remove a Wire cked Barge.

Especial to The # tmeSDi Dispatch. z. #
HEATHsYILLE,i " AUGUST l 81. 20, =
During the heavy thund or storms q he
past week. many 4 accid dents from ,li gh y :.
ming occurred. AIN ew Zion colored
Baptist Church, while n m Getting WAS 4 II =
progress, the church vas struck. y oGone
was hurt, though the lightning passed
through the building. fRss .s IA ,& !. y.
a while Rev Dr. g, w 3enle and v Rev.
n. s. Monds were cond Quoting q revival val
at Menokin, a 9large tree, Just g 5Sf t e
feet from the door, Of the church We O .
struck, ~ 81
ID finely blooded horse belonging q e
Blandon Gibson, OF Warsaw ano Two 3
young horses belonging to Ihomas M NJ
Arrest. OF Hague, we're killed during the
latter part Of the week, 53 zzii !, Y.
An unusually large number Of thunder
storms have occurred 81 IN thls. Il se a,
this summer, ana more prop erty has been
destroyed by lightning than inyears. !,
Great satisfaction has been III caused 2
among the watermen of Colonla! Beacn,
as we'll as other naYlgators 81 the p ~
to,nac. by hearing that, IN al pro pa pll-
lily, the wrecked Jbarge q hic!l mas ,p q
and partially obstructlng the channel fog
the past thirteen yagrs, re sreEa oye 9
shortly. Tho pres encs Of the ga I mas 'e
long been a drawback to- the navigation y,
OF the bay and recently Senator Martin -
was communicated with In regard \, 10 Y
BY W. Med. Lee and Dr. ~ ~, " N'n no.
Az q result, u. G. Warmnn, Cniel - IN =
glneers OF the War Department Aas
been sent to make an exam Ha ..4tL ~ ",
Warman's report was very favor pIe' .tGla
1t Is hoped that the, mat WIZ soon g
taken up. Y. % .a pon-
pnhannock have been pntroHlng. " " Ely W
or tho mouth OF the coan for5 me US p %
week in search o. Viola tors' =, !,
The engagemo ont oi Miss augusta y, DAD g
ney Writ, daughter Of Mr.. panle1 =. .s'us -
william villa G. Male. ot WILMINGTON De -
ware . was announced last week. y. I, !.
Mr.. and Mira A.. q, " Rice are sV's'''1's =
relatives In Baltimore, =, g, :. y,
Mrs Bcale Mlakimpn, @ " Z, .u.i'
is spending some tins at Shirley t a.o.,,
MI. Charles Hogln, who mas DeeN ~ ~. = :
,ng in North Carolina. y 4 nome ne y 'oFi :
Nj. Revere, OF Adlddl esex, arrived NJ
saturday, having been called 70 atne pe Y, :,
side OF his daughter, who = e = t''.
III with typhoid fever, \. !. !.
Mr.. Julian Dubank, OF haltlMogs' + =
visiting his father vt this pace IL.
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visiting her slste Mrs w =: Haley e Elte
III Mrs. Flavius CHM and children. IS OF
Richmond, are visiting Mr.. g 3. Glinn.
Mrs. r. H. IA wings and Mrs. ~ p Saln s
OF Charlottesville, are guests o. hrs, y =;
"a. Hunt. III w. rs
s3 Mr.. Bruce Harvey, Gof chmocnd. mas l,!
been taking calico in town the past Week ,a3
~ Mrs. E. II. Powell wife Of the Metho;--jj
dist minister, Is quite sick.s$sss si !.
Miss Lucle Morton goes to Richmond n e. g
To day to iii her senga gementf as soprano
In the First Baptist Church. Sts 4