The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 10, 1907, Page 6, Image 6
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Hicks on the Weather.
His Predictions for this
Month?Storms and Hurricanes
Forecasted.
(From th** Chicago Record
Herald.)
St. Louis.?AH August, this
month, three days of which have
been cloudy, chilly and rainy,
ji'st as lie foretold, promises to
be rather stormy, according to
the predictions made by the Key.
Irl R. Hicks in his almanac
Electrical out1 ur-ts are likely to
he revere, and 'or 111? close of the
month are predicted 4<c< unter
equinoctial storms out of the
Northwest, followed hy a sharp
change to cooler"
From the 12th to 14th threatening
conditions will prevail,
when rain, thunder and wind
will touch many localities in
their eastward sweep. The fore
caster says some divisions will
get heavy downpours, but the
general shortage in rain will not
be relieved. Storm condition*
also will be prevalent 011 the
17th{to 19th, when Southern sectirms
will he suhiect toecuntor
ial rain storm*, hut it will ht
bluster and thunder, with onl)
moderate and scattering rain.
The crisis ot the full moon period
will fall on the 23rd to tin
26i h, when severe summer storms
may he expected. A seisrnh
period is predicted from the 21s
to 26th, in relati ti to which tin
Rev. Mr. Hicks Says: "Walcl
telegraph reports." lie add'
that a change to "much coo e
will follow severe electric s*orm
on and touching the 25th an<
26th. Following this date seriou
disturbances are predicted to
Southern regions.
"The probabilities are," say
Mr. Hicks, ''that West India bur
ricanes will appear in the seat
south of ourcoasts during the las
ten davR of August, and thes<
storms are apt to touch the (Jul
and South Atlantic coasts abou
the last three days of the month
Mr. Ilicks qualifies the predi<
tion by saying the storms ma
not appear until September, add
ing: 4,No harm can result froi
watching indications and holdin
0 io's affairs in businesslike shapi
especially along the regions ej
posed to such visitations."
Smith Signs Prohibition Bil
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 7.?A larj.
crowd of enthusiastic Prohih
tionists today watched Goverm
Hoke Smith attach his olfi i;
signature to the prohibition b 1
The new law is effective Januai
1, 1908.
First Open Cotton Boll i
Negro's Crop.
Bamberg special in Wedne
day's Sta'e : The first < '?!
bod of the season whr pick*
here yesterday in a cotton fie
near town. Mr. Fred Free four
the boll in a fie'd belonging lo
negro named Breeland. The be
wii8 well formed and opeix
wide. Reports Irorn the low
part of the county state that c<
ton bolls are bursting rapidl
and that a bale of cotton will I
marketed in a week or two.
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In Memory of Robert N. Estridge.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled
A room is vacant in our home
That n-ver can bo filled
God in His wisdom has recalled
I'lie boon His love hud given.
And though the bodv slumbers now,
We hope the soul is safe iu heaven.
Call not buh the dear departed;
Anchor* d sale where stoi ins are over.
In 'he border land he left us.
tv. ii to meet and part no more.
r* ? - - 1 1-1
rnr ot'xon.l uiir. nunu <>? ii.m.jjc-,
Far beyond this world or care,
\V<* shall find ottf missing loved one
In our Father's mansion fair.
Asleep in .Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake* to weep.
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last or foes.
\ sleep in Jesus far from thee
Thy kindred and ilnir graves may be.
lint thine is still a blessed sleep
From w hich none ever wakes to weep.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber,
Peaceful in fliy grave so low.
Thou no more shall join our number,
'1 hon no more our sorrows know.
Ytt again v.e hope to meet the
When the day of life is fieri
| And lieavm with joy to greet thee.
Where no farewell tears are shed.
His Loving Mother and Father.
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One Killed and Others Hurt
by Lightning.
Newberry special iti the News
Courier : Yesterday about 3 o'
clock in the afternoon lightning
, struck a tenant home on Mr. 11.
T T.->?I ..I ww* 7 Tnurn.
I I. ICIICl o |/IU\ c 1I?
. ship, instantly killing Johm
. Pinckney, a colored man, who
, was sit tint: on the door steps of
, one of the rooms to the house.
There was no rain and a very few
clouds were visible at the time.
The house was covered with
metal roofing and it is thought
, this, probably, fayed the house
t from burring. Two other negroes
and a small child of Pinekney's
( were sitting on the steps with
him. Will Turner, one ol them,
8
wis injured in the leg from t! e
shock and had his leg badly
j burned. Arthur Stevens, the
s other negro man. was also injured
in the same way. The little
girl was knocked under I he steps,
but was not hurt. William Carter,
who was standing in the
yard, was knocked dow n, but not
seriously injured. William By.-<1
was in one of the rooms eating
j bis dinner and was not seriouslj
hurt. The llo >r in the room was
1 torn up and ho received quite ?
1 shock.
neguiaras me nun
y is an expression t?s old us the race. N<
|_ doubt the rising and setting of the sun i
tin- most regular performance in the uni
1) verse, unless it is the action ot the live
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Texas Town Shot up by Ne
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tj. What amounts to a quarantim
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: Ville, Texas, where dengue leva
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night. Marine Hospital, Slatt
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j the regulation altera consultn
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