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TER, S. C, SATURDAY
Hurry Stevens Drowned.
The relatives ami many friem
I of young Harry Stevens, son
(Mr. and Mrs. J. II. W. Steven
'.formerly of Lancaster, now
Rock Hill, were shocked ai
gr' -vc-d at the news of hissudds
f and unexpected de: th v! h*h c
curred last. Saturday atternoc
from drowning.
The Rock Hill Herald of We
nesday gives the lolloping a
count ol this sad and tragic alia:
The message from Yorkvil
last Saturday afternoon, a
nouncing that Ilarry Steven
with his comrades, Fi ;uk Limlsi
and Edward Nichols, had t?e<
drowned, sent a thrill ot sorro
to every heart and cast a hea\
gloom over the entire common
ty. How quickly the sad won
passed from home to home. Ho
ine sympathy of our people wei
out to tlie mother and father ai
sisters and brothers, especially
the home of Harry Stevens.
Every one knew the man
young man. It; a few days !
would have been eighteen yea
. old, and it seemed almost incre<
iblo that the strong boy, an ide
specimen of young manhoo
could have thus died. We hai
seldom seen, if ever before, tl
people of our town, especially tl
young boys, so sadly imprcsst
with a death. Ilarry was a fa
orite among his friends ; an
many knew Frank Lindsay. I!
was the son of Oapt. J. R. Lint
say and a nephrw of Mrs. A. I
White and had often visited Roc
Hill. Cadet Edward Nirho
was the only son of Mr. T. *
Nichols, a prominent farmer, wl
lives near Vorkville.
As soon as the message can
I)r. W. (r. Stevens, accompanie
by Dr. J. K. Massey, Jr., startt
for Yorkville. The remains <
Harry Stevens were brougl
home Sunday morning on
special train, and in the afte
I noon at the First Presbyteria
church, Rev. Frasier of Lanca
tor, assisted by Revs. Thornwel
Beaaley and Thayer conducts
the funeral ceremc nv. 1!
* church was filled with svmpi
thetic friends and more than
thousand people followed tl
| body to its final resting place i
1 Laurel wood cemetery
Col. W. (!. Stephenson at
Capt. W. S Schneider, wit
Cadete Albert Fri Iheim. L c
r Moore, Hon Mas rv. Dm n Lov
j I Arthur Hen If and J mes Ftsl
j acted as honorary pallhe n
paying their 1-i-t sad r'Vs to ib
pupil and r>r c
pall bear<tr werr* Mc.i?t 7
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Wilson, Jr., T. A. Moore, Loy
! i?; pi;... j " J Lind
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jthoni are as follows:
i lol. \ oi'kVii.u aoonL o ,'jO u Cioc
,nd r Cap:. L. Y Siephcu^un i
II he I'ut ally loi UlacU's pond it
J t?.o put .?(?.>, <?i enjoy ?nj_ a t
I It was undoisiood that tiietadc
i could ?u ltn. >iji oniy oiu. w
kililt.i i la) O.U Iiiiil pallu ll'
been in \is.t'iu . ninco.umir oil
For years il lias been populi
M a swimming pool, and thel
| are lew male citizens ot Yorl
i \ -lie who arc not acquainted wit
| its water. Several <??. tie' hot
: knew the pond and its histor
. i 1 been in ^ 1
1 they did not know. ';v_. i'
1 sij! I of the heavy t.fu
'summer, the mill d nt OAi
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Is made with
ing Powder. .
A sweet, pure @
le
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ts, broken aiul that a twelve loot j
iy channel Inni been on * through ti?e (
?n previously shallow centre ot the
W DO'nl.
ru i Th? 1 - * - ^
,, me 'j\j > r. imu inn ueen in lilt!
ii pond long mmIil Edward Nichols
Is got into this channel, and wouid
w 'lien have drowned had it not ^
nt been for the timely assistance ol
id Cadet Marsh Morrow. In a lew *
in minutes Harry Stevens had cotih
too mr Cadets Nichols and
ly Linlsiv saw that their comrade ?
ie must have aid or he was lost. At
rs once thev went to him The ?
ii
1 task was loo much, and the three
al bo\ > went down to a watery ^
d, grave. </e
I he other members of the
ie party acted as men of courage j
ie and discretion, Mr. Fred C. Black
?d owner of the pond, and Cadet
v- Morrow risked their lives freely. K
id Both of them were nearly drown- \
[e ed by the three drowning bova,
1 but they thought not of self, g
1. The Cadets strung out to the
:k brink of the fatal channel. Mor r
Is row went down again and again
J. until he had recovered the bodies ,p
io of Stevens and Nichols. The
dam was cut, and after the water A
te had fallen a little he brought out
id the body of Frank Lindsay. II
id Efforts at resuscitation were A
[>f commenced at once and with iuit
telligence. I)rs. Walker, Mca
Dovvell, Barron and White reachr
ed the scene in something like
,n an hour. Then the work was
a- continued with all skill anu
i, knowledge. Stevens' arm wa?
(1 opened and a How ol blood was
ie obtained, but it was black, showi
ing no sign ol oxygen. Kestoraa
lives were injected, and every w
ieI known remedy tried. More than Q|
in! a hundred people had gathered,m
land not one lor curiosity. For (j
id more than two hours the doctors 0J
h 1 work d. b> ping against hope. All
Three young lives w
e.: ?.*ei stil! and silent. ^
be ; bad just saved I e,
' is :i nd un death and wasL
r >'t"' - ( m tho bank when the;
1 *s wont down. But hi
eO t r were again enlisted and
, , jske.! 1
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In Memory
)!' Mrs. M. S Baker, who, aft? r
lingering illness, departed thiife
oil Mav 1, 1002. She was a
lomber of Tirzah church ; was
n all'ectinnate mother, a kind
nd obliging neighbor, and oil"
rlio \yas always ready to lend
sustaining hand wherever duty
ailed, and one, too, who deiglited
in a modest way to
ootlie the conch of the s'ck.
[er deeds of kindness will lingr
long with us May God
3veal hini>elf to her loving
liildren as the Go 1 of all contort
in this their bereavement,
he was 75 years of age. Her
smains were interred at Fork
till after funeral services by
',ev. R. J. Blackmon.
very year the Father calleth.
Some loved one to endless re.-t,
nd me heart,tho' tilled with anguish
Can but cry, ''lie knoweth best "
ut a year not distant cometh.
When they tread the vast unknown,
hey shall tlnd their ransomed dear
one,
Seated round the great white throne
hy hands are clasped upon thy breast
They have kissed thy marble brow,
nd in their aching hearts they know, <
They have no mother now.
eaven retaineth now their treasure,
r.arin i dp lonely casket keeps,
nd the sunbeams long to linger,
Where their sainted mother sleeps.
earest loved one they have laid thee
In the peaceful grave's embrace,
lit thy memory will be cherished.
Till we see thy heavenly fact,
Lizzie Small
fyny-Halsam Stops tUe Tickling,
and quickly allay* iulUmniAUou la the Uucak
Rear Admiral W. T. Sampson
ho was in command of the lleet
t war vessals that demolished
le Spanish navy at 'Santiago,
uha, during the Spanisk-Ameri
in war, died at liis home in
Washington last Tuesday, lie
us buried nt Annnnftlij 1l.?.
? A*uui?]i/viic^ i nr
?at ol the national Naval AcaJ
ny, yesterday. He had l" ?-n
ul health lor some time.
When you wake lip witti a bait tajte
i your mouth you may know th k;
hi nee a ilose of Cliamberlait
'oni'iii nn<! T iver Tablets V
ill rleaiinp your stomach, impro o
hi apj * tile arnt make you feel li
man They ire easy to tn
unjj suirnr coHleii, arot pleasant n
Vert . Kor sale by .1 k. Mackey a.
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the she r.neeieti at her hoste*
te to ft' h~r vr.vetw expc '
ino usual prompting. fin 1
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that don't 'aiO'V
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Of All Hoi Wcniht-r llni i iit s
* hun.auity ol.ohrn i the . o: .
rent meat to be effective run*! he
rumpt. When vouiitinjj, purlin*
ml -weat announce that the di.-en**
pref en i. oinbat it with Vrr*
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k" diarrhoea, cholera morbus a. 1
jfm otery are overcome bj Painkiller,
is equally health-promoting in a><
i mates.