The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 5

PORTSMOUTH DAILY PAGE FIVE. Corner Market and Ladd ENTRANCE 1 ON LADD ST. LIGHTNING AND WIND DOING BIG DAMAGE Draperies of ail kinds Special values in Scrim, Lace, and Muslin Curtains I We arc ofiVring an exceptional value in Soriin Cur. tains Arabian Color, wide lace insertion, good qual- ity of Swim ai S1.0O pair Couch Covers, Portieres, and I Table Covers I Designs and estimates ed on all kinds of drapery work Shade Curtains, made to 1 order, and ready made Quality, right price, and workmanship guaranteed i I i 4 i i Heaviest Shower of the Season and Several Places Struck By Lightning. I 1 3 1 The heaviest shower of the sum- ,11,0 home ot Mrs.

White, formerly the mer broke over this city on Sunaa, Charles Walker place, on Lang's road arternoon shortly after tbre. bolt went In thrugh the rool and and it did consluerabic damufe. seemed to travel all through the The storm following a aay ot jhon.se, wrecking furniture and freaK- I nrossive heat, a up trom the llsg about, such as only llgiuulng can. Lthwest and was preceded a The house was unoccupied and was or wind. TuO.e was a heavy fall net aflro by, the bolt, but the neigh.

of rain and the lightning was very bors responded and extinguished the heavy the storm apparently center: flames, with small damage. ing over this city and' North Rye. In several places about this section I Igbtning struck in several places. lightning struck. At the of the lo- It struck the house of Dennis Lynch leal electric road at Norm Hampton, on South Mill street, and started a a large pole was split and trees were UIi i rjifn Qnrt mss i v.

I i I fire that resulted in an alarm being sent In from box 25. The bolt struck shattered in both Ry'e and this cliy. Two cars os the local electric road sent in iroin UUA chimney and went down tnrous'a had motors burned, out one on the he house, startine a nre on the root. Rye line and another at the leaving the house It puaea out i and the road was tied up during the a window which Miss Mary Lynch height of the storm, "as lust lowering, and she received On Northwest street an apple tree a short and her right hand scorched the homo of Reuben Wooster, by the heat The Ore on the root blown down and a big limb was blown was extinguished before the arrival I down OB Deer street. of the apparatus, although the driver of the combination went to Box 45 liy mistake.

At Kye, a bolt did great damage at Considerable damage was reported from the farming district by corn and other growing plants being blown down by the wind. Gems In Verse IN I A Ills Majesty King Edward VII Born 1811: died May 0, 1810. A midnight catno the majesty, ot death- KlnKti ol Iho euth abide this king's decree-Sudden, and kindlier to the breath And ot the spirit tree. And now tho peace he held most near Ml heart. That peace to which his country a steps led.

Bo well for us ho played hln royal part, Broods o'er him lying dead. Thus passes Britain's crown from king to yet leaves secure a nation's deathless Dearer than a precious thing, All earthly crowns above. --Owen Seaman In Punch- i OUR FLAG. HOU art not old. but ever new, 0 flag of freedom's causal Fresh with the dew of patriot zeal.

Ago has for theo no laws. Our glory, young and beautiful, Flash forth thy golden stars Anil let the sunlight of the free Gleam all Ihy beauteous bars! LAG of a people young with Ufa And free and strong and briBve. Again shall conquering hosts march forth When thy folds o'er them wave. Again shall ring the battle cry. And our strength In peace, O'er bivouac lires and battling hosts Thy vigils shall not cease.

UR flag, our glory, emblem fair Of the firm fbunded state; A nation eager for the tray 'Gainst tyranny and hate. A nation young as thou art young And ever fresh and Keen. Hall to thy glory and thy youth. Thy field of starry sheen! HY valiant colors blending sweet With the bright hopes we hold Of a nation's strength may win In gre.lt deeds manifold. Hall to the HUB that evermore Our glory still shall be.

Fresh as tile of dawn blown wind And symbol ol the free! Baltimore Sun. 19cts. 19cts. rrr Look in Beail the bargain sale of fancy tee and This is a np on to stock .1 AUTOMOBILE AND ELECTRIC CAR IN A COLLISION 100 100 100 Gas Ranges There was a collision between a mr on the Rye line and an automobile in Sagamore avenue, shortly after (our o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and while nobody was injured, both the ar and the automobile were dam- iged, the latter being placed out ot commission. The accident happened near the junction of the Little and Sagamore roads, and it was about i.20 when the regular car out.of this in charge.

of Motorman E. H. Walker and Conductor H. M. Kimball vere going out.

They had reached the turn in the road and Motorman Walker saw an automobile turn i the railroad tracks to escape the gravel used in repairing the road. He was i eas 200 feet away, and jjs car down, supposing they would pull out, but as the car stirl tf Sold this season In Portsmouth. What does this denote? It shows that tho wise ones are Cooking with GAS. Are you one of them? If not get wise and COOK WITH. GAS.

came on he brought his car to a stop i entirely. i The automobile continued on In i car tracks and started to turn late and crashed into the front lend of the electric, car. The shocK enough to bring the passengers out.of their seats, while the three occupants of the automobile almost went out over the front ot the car. The automobile was badly damaged, the front lights being broken, the mud guards being bent and the axle badly bent. The electric car dasner was bent and the fender damaged.

The automobile belonged to JoUa A of 81 Treinont street, Salem, and he was driving. The names of the man and woman in the. seats he refused to give. Tne was placed out of commission and the front wheels brought into this city to he repaired. EVENTSlTELIOT Portsmouth Gas Company nf Ol from ices at ttie Lanier Camp at Green Acre I in the afternoon the Swami a a will speak on "Concentration." Elmer Davis, 1he eight year old son J.lrs.

ISmma Davis of Durham, who ihas been staying at the home of an I'ujlclo at Haiti's Brickyard, ran away Saturday morning and was later np by carmen of the Aflame shore line at Rosemary Junction i i a to Dover. The little fellow was barefooted and bareheaded. The SOMETHING IN A FLAG. tiEUE Is something in a Hag and a little burnished eagle That is more than emblematic--It Is'glorlous; It is regal. 1 You may never live to feel It, you may never be In danger.

You may never visit foreign lands and play the role of stranger, iou may never In tho army check the of an Invader. V'ou may never on the ocean cheer the swarthy cannonador. But If Ihese should happen to you then when age Is on you passing And your big booby boy comes to ask your linal blusslng Vou will tell him: "Eon of mine, be youi station proud frugal. When your country calls her children and you hear the blare of bugle Don't you stop to think of Kansas or quota of your county. Don't so to asking questions, don't you stop for pay or bounty.

But you volunteer at once and you BO where orders a you. And obey them to the letter if they make you or they break you. Hunt that Rue and then slay with it, be, you wealthy or plebeian. Let tbe woman slnR the dirges, scrape the lint and chant the paean. with antl-ivar persuasion And the slay at homes and cowards, E' flu Jy a the like occasion.

Don't" you ever dream ot asking. Is Ihe war a right or wrong you are In It. and your Is to make the light a strong one. And you slay till It Is over, be the war a short or long one. Make amends wben war Is over.

Then me power with you Is lying. Then, If wrong, do ample lusllce. but ttii: flag--you keep it Hying! If the flag goes uown to ruin time will then without a a i Turn tho dial back to midnight, and the world must wait till morning." -Eugene F. Ware (Irotiquill). i N.H,e 3 Ciiiess Si PERSONALITY.

Market St. TELEPHONE 397. FREE ALTERATIONS. Host Extraordinary Reduction Sale of Ladfiirftses and Children's Tailored Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists and Trimmed" National Hotel European Plan M. S.

DADA, Proprietor. Steam Heat Electric Bells, Electric Lights CUISINE UNEXCELLED -CLASS INNllOLDER'S LICENSE CA 7 J- OR PA 1'AS'IRT COOKING OUR OWN 'Jin A BROILED LIVE LOKS'lER. STREET PORTSM00TH, N. i ranged with Davifl Fogs of thal iiown to meet him and Turn' TO i mother's home. Wllmont Spinney's Eliot express Eliot, July 11.

wU1 i ca ve Portsmouth without fall The show of Sunday afternoon was for giiot and Green Acre at 12 severe over southern Eliot lor 0 dock ua ji Leave orders at Pryor short while. No damage Is reported! ttnd Matthews. hjyG.Ot by lightning. At the Seckins cottage a piazza roof was torn away; at Wil- aam L. Tobey's au awning batuy lorn; tbe canvas root torn oil a framed cottage at IJr.

Fellmore Moore's; the flics torn from one or the tents at Green Acre. A large number of trees had brandies torn A SERIOUS DINER. The Way th? Great Emperor Charlei V. Ate His Meals. The diary of a German gentleman.

Bartholomew Sastrow. who lived in number of trees nan nrancuus i time of the Etnperor Charles off The wind was the severest lor ives us a good idea of I lie gastronom- I. nf times. Sastrow wo years' ur more. OW strange It Is that they who know Each other's hours and haunts and ways.

Who share in trust and friendliness The varied sequence of their days, AY never, whosoe'er befall. Though with their utmost love they try. Read verily what lies behind The curtain ot a smile or sigh! --Charlotte Becker. A A I long, old man!" It's hard to see you go. Hear gray old comrade with the boyish heart.

The smile ot summer and the hair of snow. The magic tongue that made the laughter start. "So long!" you would not have us say "Farewell" As smilingly you cross the great divide. And we despite the tolllnsiot the bell. i a at you and brush a tear aside.

"So long, old quaint, familiar phrase. But somehow fitting to a friend like you Who cast enchantment o'er our childhood days. A magic growing stronger as we grew: Who gave us Tom and Huckleberry Finn A- boon companions ot the pleasant COST NOT. CONSIDERED. Every Garment in the Store must be sold at some price, no matter what the losses as we don't carry' aily stock over, SiegeFs Storfir; 3 31 Market St.

The Only and Suit Store in the City. This is Liberty. There is no deeper passion than this, native to the human heart, and the lover of liberty is always a lover of good Coal. Good Coal brings liberty. We sell the best free- burning Coal have ever seen.

A. II. Ycaton lost a horse vuek. It is thought that liiu animal hold of somclhing poisonous. Tho Congregational picnic will he at York Bench en Wednesday, wealhcr permitting.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Fcrnahl have had a short visit from his Mrs GRAY PRIME, TELEPHONE 23 111 MARKET SIREU ic customs of those times. Sastrow's i description ot the table fiablts of the last greatest ruler in his day is very Interesting.

Young princes anil counts served the repast There were invariably four courses of six dishes. Tbe emperor hart no one to carve for him. He began by cutting his bread In pieces large enough for one mouthful, then attacked his plate. IIo often used bis Had a SUOri i i I I I mo .1.0.1.1, nttachuu uis William Sauborn of fingers while be held the plate under 1 uis chin with tbe other band. Ho, John 1, Scwail Boston, chairman of Ihe Uoston 1'Jin comriiis- wcn( t(J foi sion, was the speaker at the Sunday i two Vor fl nKO ns and Riled a goblut afternoon service at Lamer camp.

I 1(! id nbout a measure and i At Green Acre on this morning if. The emperor drained it to Ihe Rabbi Joseph Silverman or Yoix inst drop, practically at gave the second of his series of lec-i tures on Jewish and Christian Ihe first having been given on! Sunday afternoon. On Tuesday! morning Dr. Horatio W. Dresser of; Cambridge, 1 will speak 1 "Tlie Philosophy of Religion," and And told us tales of many sorts to win The tribute of our laughter and our tears.

"So Ions, old man!" You've vanished trora our sight. And we shall miss that drawl, Uiatjlazy And. we shall miss the eyes so full Yet you will be hero with us all the while. For Huck and Tom and Jim will still ro- And" Co'lonel Sellers with hla golden schemes. With them we shall not talk In vain.

"So long, old man Sweet rest and pleasant dreams! --Berton Braley in Puck. New Departure-for Portsmouth First Class Right Prices I I General Machine Work Railway We make a specialty of and Marine Motors ajt, at' Boston Prices Cole-HatcK Machine Co. ION WHARF Portsmouth YORK uiuy, --During tho he never utteredMi liis chair, finally picked bis teeth with quills and, after washing bis hands, retired to a window recess, wlieru'auy- body, could approach 1-Jrn with it petition- MY SWEETHEART. HE'S neither scholarly nor -wise. But, oh, her heart is wondrous der.

Ana lovs lies laughing in her eyeal She's neither scholarly nor wise. And yet above all clsp 1 prlso Tho right from evil'to defend her. She's neither scholarly nor But oh, hor heart Is wondrous tenderl Griffith Aleiandor. VIARA1L.AND BOAT NEW YORK, via; Trolley and Boat $2.25 Modern Steam Screw Steamships GEORGIA and TENNESSEE, A I JSXCEl'T SUNDAY Providence 19, Hast River, New York. ''Through Trolley Cars from-Post Boston, 3.00 and 5 so P.

M. train from South Station, connect at Providence with loj'Xhie Steamships. NcW Management. Improved Service. CITY TICKE1 Zlf WASHINGTON BOSTON.