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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
The columbin'. New Com ma nder.

One result of the court-martial of Capt.
George w. Sumner is the issuance of orders
detaching him from command of the cruiser
Columbia and assigning Capt. James H
Sands to that duty. There will be no fur
ther action in the case of Capt. Sumner
until the Secretary of the Navy shall have
passed on the court-martial proceedings
The Columbia's new commander is at pres
ent stationed at the navy yard, Portsmouth
N. H. He will probably hoist his flag on
the Districts namesake tomorrow. The
Columbia will be ordered to join Admiral
Bunce's squadron of evolution at the first
favorable opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
Armor for the Iowa Accented.

Secretary Herbert has directed the ac-
ceptance Of the lot of side armor of. the
battleship Iowa, represented by the plate
tested at Indian Head last week. 1t was
then demonstrated that the armor was in
every way equal to the requirements of
the contract. The plate now at the prov
ing grounds will be used by the Navy De-
partment for further tests Of its own. The
next shot at the plate will be fired from
the big thirteea-inch rite now on the
ground, but the time when the, Test will
be made will not be settled until Capt.
Sampson, chief OF the naval bureau Of ord
nance, returns to the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
THE appraised vALuE.~
Decision That 1t Does Not Include til
Customs DUty.

Decision That 1t Does Not Include the
Customs Duty.
The Secretary of the Treasury has adopt
ed the views of Solicitor Reeve. stated in
his recent opinion regarding what shall be
taken as the appraised value" Of goods as
a limit to the jurisdiction of collector of
customs and the Secretary for the purpose
Of releasing the same under section 3OS1 of
the Revised Statutes. This section author
ICES the Secretary, in cases where seized
goods do not exceed $1,000 in value to re-
lease the same on payment of the ZAP
praised value in the district where the
seizure is made. Hitherto this appraised
value has been held to, include the duty
imposed. The solicitor, however, holds that
appraised value is the actual market value
and wholesale price at the time of impor-
tation to the United States in the principal
markets Of the country whence the same
has been imported, and does not include
the customs duty. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
DID NOT LOOK PLEASED.
Lord Dunraven Refused to Say Any.
thing About the Protest.

thing About the Protest.
NEW YORK, September 11.-After the
hearing on Defenders protest was con-
cluded Lord Dunraven, accompanied by
Arthur Glennie. left the New York Yacht
Club house His lordship, when questioned,
refused to have anything to say. Judging
from the expression on the faces of Dun
raven and Mr.. Glennie they were not
pleased with the outcome of the hearing.
Capt. Sycamore one Of the commanders
Of the Valkyrie, emerged from the club
house ten minutes later, and he, too, re-
fused to discuss the subject. A note was
sent S. Nicholsan Kane asking him what
decision had been arrived at by the COM
mittee.
He sent back the following reply: "A de-
cision on the protest is not prepared and
will not be for some time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
No Loose Receipt. for s.,.ry,

No Loose Receipts for Salary.
notice has been conspicuously posted In
the appointment room of the Treasury De-
partment to the following effect:
From and after the first day of Septem-
Der, 1885, no loose receipts on account of
salary will be received or allowed. En-
ployes are notified that 1t will be useless to
apply. The rule will be rigidly enforced
except In cases of extreme sickness or
death"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11

The consul ut aatanzas, under date of
August 81, reports to the Department Of
State that Charles Henry May, an Ameri-
can, travelling in Cuba, was tried on Au-
gust % for killing a negro on November
49, 1894, and acquitted. It was shown at
the trial that the killing was lin self-de-
tense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
A Pen.fon Deeisiou..

Acting Secretary Reynolds has decided
that widow pensioner may receive an
extra allowance for a child of her deceased
husband by a previous wife, if she is
charged with the child's maintenance.
Otherwise the extra money must be paid to
a guardian appointed for the child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
Cholera in Tangiers.

A cable message was received at the
State Department today saving that cholera
prevails in Tangiers, Morocco, with an
average daily mortality of six. The disease
Is not yet of a pror ounced Asiatic type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
Government Receipts. :

s.. National bank notes received today for
redemption, $3.50, ,9s7 Government receipts
From internal revenue, sa16, 1877; customs,
SITS, 1O6; miscellaneous, sJ6,371.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
WILL PROBABLY SAVE HER.
Prospects of the Belgic, Ashore on the
JapRnese Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 1.-THE
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Com
pany has received a cablegram from Yoko-
hama to the effect that if the weather con-
tinues favorable the steamer Belgic, which
went ashore on the Japanese coast last
Sunday. will be probably saved.
The passengers and mails have been con-
veyed to Yokohama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
THE SUGAR BOUNTY CASES.
Secretary Carlisle Will Hear Argu
mcnt on the Goth Instant.

ment on the Goth Instant.
Secretary Carlisle has received Senator
Manderson's appeal from the action of Con-
troller Bowler in sending the Oxnard sugar
bounty case to the Court of Claims, and
has notified the Senator that he would hear
argument on behalf of the appellant on
Friday, September 20. 1t is not known
whether Representatives of the Louisiana
planters will be heard at that time, though
It Is thought they also will desire a hear
ing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-06

Company upon the neat appear
ance OF its papers.
The Kona and Kau telephone
line will be completed on the Kau
side to the volcano by Wednesday
next. November 9Th, so that con-
nection will be complete from Hilo
TO Naalehu. The Kona side Will
not be ready much before Christ
mas.
In consequence OF union meet
ings in the Hail church last even
ing there were no services in the
Foreign or Portuguese churches.
The following interesting program
was well carried out:
Gospel Hymn; anthem by the HALL
church choir; concert recitation of
scripture; anthem by the Foreign
church choir; prayer; singing by the
HilO Union School; concert recitation,
strikes; singing by Hilo Boarding
School; recitation, "What Would You
Think; solo by Mrs Austin; recita-
ton, chow Much Owest Thou?"; an
them by Foreign church choir; re-
marks by Mr.. Baptiste; singing by
Hail church choir; recitation by
Florence Hill; remarks by Mr.. Hill;
closing hymn, No. "A l stanZa; Bene
diction.
a meeting of the American resi-
dents of the HilO and Olaa districts
was held in the HilO court house
Saturday evening, November I'd, to
discuss ways and means and ar
range for a suitable reception and
banquet to be rendered American
Willis and the officers of
the U. 5. gunboat Bennington, now
in port. The meeting was called to
order by A. B. Lobenstein, who in
a few well-chosen remarks cOmpli-
mented the assembly on the unan-
unity and enthusiasm with which /
every American had hailed the OPP
Dortunity to show honor to his |
,ountry's representative, and that .
whatever at other times and in
,ther places might be the differ
noes of opinion, political and 9TH
rwise, here at least all met on
ommOn ground as Americans.
lilo has seen no gathering for
many months where the sentiment
7as so united throughout, and only
n the detail whether the banquet
hould be distinctly American in
haracter or whether so-called rep
citizens" should also be
in the general invitation,
as the discussion other than viva
pee. 1t is anticipated that the
and banquet will be one
the most elaborate and enthusi-
,tic affairs ever held in Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-06
MR. WILLIS At HILO.
Preparations for Reception by
American Residents.
DOUBLE WEDDING AT wAIAKEA.

Ocean and ContInent-Henry Dea-
cons Friends Welcome Him Home.
Funeral of Mrs. Hitchcock-Notes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
$500 t1r ctne,t q en- /!

Dieie idSne Summe lit Der beuti9e
Somensi@ter SalSer bereit gu sablen
fir einen pofenben Nameu fir ieinen
neuen 50 Burberry l1eber 1000
Tarmer, bic ueriu@sweiie cine Strobe
bieies 9afers lettes TrIbiabr betamen,
rlbmen i'm auf's b0@ite unb bebaupten
%einitimmis, baB bon bieier ersiebisen
Sorte 200 Yuibel per older sejosen
werben tDnnen !!
Bobrli@, wabrli@, bic @elt i@reitet
poron!
sic bieies ausi@netben
uno NIT IA =. in 8rieimarteu an Sobn
u. Sal;er Seeo &c., "a grohe, @is.,
ienben, betommen sic fret cine sroBe
Probe bieies 9afers uno ibren beuti9en
Samens& atalos, no man finbet. mie
bic $500 gu betommen iin6. 1912.
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Gourtlano Na6ridten.

Nus. @asner, Gbas. 9ornburs uno
s.. 8. Bletben bon Seem l1lm itatteten
uns AM Sonntag per Bicycle einen Bez
iu@ ab. Die 9erreiie mar wobl ni@t 10
l9limm, mie aber bic 9eimfabrt in Dem
Sanb 1turm Don etma 10 Meilen bic
@tunbe aus fiel, barber tonnteu mir
ni9ts in @rfabruns brinaen.
Die bo9beta9te SHUTTER pom SO. @e>
orsus itarb am Mittwo@ an Mlters>
l9md9e uno wuroe am Samlta9 uon
Der lutb. Stride aus beeroist.
Die SRI. emma @rebe uno @tssie
Bobiin perbra9ten ben Sonntas be-
iu9smeii e in Seem ulm.
6rant Niemann bolte am Samitag
1ein Yerloualei9entbum ob, mas 10 piel
beiBt, als oaB berielbe @ourtlano ben
Miden tebren miro. Us tbut uns leio
Di@ i4eioeu gu ieben, Trant!
Trau @erbotb. Mutter ~unieres Satts
lermeiiters, mel9e ben Binter bel ibrer
Eo9ter, Trau Nus. @ieiete, in Nem
>ulm perlebte, lit ;uriid9etebrt uno wiro
bauerno in Der alien 9etmatb uerblei:
ben.
@bas. ". 8lod unb @emablin bon
Stem l1lm benueten bas berrli@e Wetter
am Dienitas gu einem Belu@ bieiiscr
Wernnnbten.
81. 81. Mc0fae besab iib am Montas
na@ Seem Smeoen, UNI bic S@luBbe:
binsunaen fir ben Bau BET 6ortisen
Creamery feit5ufellen. 9err Mc0tae
1T elm ausse;ei@neter S@reiner uno
BARI MAJ bel Sen i9m aauertrauten dr.
beiten setroit int 0oraus auf unbeoingte
Befrieoi9un9 re9nen.
Geo. 80. @@lottmann sebt nit Dem
B!ane Inn, fir iein 9otel cine biii@e
Office fir bas rel en6e Publifum al3u:
bauen, mel9e 3uslei9 ols SuiticezOffic
oienen lou. @benl 10 ioq an BET Norbs
leite Elm 3%meitOdiser 6lisel onsebaut
merben, mopon bas untere Stodlperf als
Slide bieneu unO bas obere fir 2o9ieren=
be ein9eri9tet meroen iou, iooaB oas
@anse ei1 scrdumises uno itrift eriter
&laile 9otel abseben wiro. (0iel Slid
gum l1nternebmen, @eorse.- M.b.&.)
Mus. 8eper ueriiebt bic SteQe als
Berm alter auf ST. Bobiins Tarm.
Que nur m0sli@e Tarm>M ai@inerie
Bel Geo. %. S@lottmann.
Sic &ei9e Der tirjli@ in Chicago per:
itorbenen Trau Sort, cine S@wdserin
pom Yait. Sort, wuroe bierbersebra@t
un6 ont Donnerita9 0 ber lutberii@en
STRIDE aus CUR lebten @ube 9~eleitet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-28
in babi6er nnb GROCER Mnsmabl.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF THROWN,
oss.-I In Probate Court, Special Term, March %

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN,
oss.- In Probate Court, Special Term, March rs,
1895.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Wenzel Tschepl
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Peter
Herian of the City of New Ulm, representing,
among other things, that Wenzel TschGpl, late
OF New Ulm, Brown Co., Mimi, on the 1st day OF
January, A. u. 1891, at New Ulm, Brown County,
Mimi, died intestate, and being a resident OF this
County at the time Of his death, leaving goods,
chattels and estate within this County, and that
the said petitioner is a friend and creditor OF said
deceased, and praying that administration OF said
estate be to Peter Herian granted:
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Friday, the 18th day
of April, A. D.. 1895, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
office Of the Judge OF Probate in New Ulm in said
county;
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy OF this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the FoRTsCHRITT, q weekly
newspaper printed and published at the City OF
New Ulm in said county.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, The 25th day Of
March A. D.. 1895.
By the Court,
IL. ST. JONAS LAUDENsCHLAGER,
4 Judge Of Probate.
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Gin 3u6tnter

BON por;i9li9er STAGE itebt int StaQ bes llu=
terjci9neteu at Sroabwap unb 7. @ioirabe
sur Serfu9uns. Sobu Seit. IS
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Oieienisen, pel6e Sr. Sings Neue gnts
beduus sebrau8t 9aben femnen iibren Wertb,
unentseltlid 81 ueriu@en. Spre&em Sie
bel benz amseSei9ten apoteeter por uno leiieN
lid cine YrobeHaide fret perabiol9em. Sens
ben gle Sbrsn @amen unS @ereile an y, 9.
Sudlen s Co., Chicago, umb Sie perben
cine Grobei9a9tel pon Or. Sings Neueu
QebeuSs Niqen, iowie etm Gremplar Des &C.
iunbbeitsiibrers Mub Sausbaltunssiniruts
tors fret erbalten. Wir 9arantlrem, bab aQes
bas sSbuen gut tbuu ,uirb. ob9lel9 es Sie
ni9ts toitet. >. 30. Oler, @potbeter,
Seem lllm.
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- Wir permeiien no&malS aui bic
TapeteusW n,eiae BON Carl @ebIer.

- Wir uermeiien no4malS aut bic
TapetensNn,eise BON Carl @ebier.
Irau s. 81. gBbitnep uon @inos
ma uerweilte lette Mo1e babier einiSe
Gage Bel ibren gltern aui 9eiu@.
- Sn Der Trieoenstirde finoet na9s
fen Sountas 0ormittas bic prafuns
Der Goniirmanoen itatt.
- Sobn 9inb uerlor am Dienitas
cine mertbuoQe Mabre, wel@e beimWers
fen zines TobIens gu @runbe sins.
- Trit Gritide uon 2afapette bate
aeIteru Morsen bas llnslid beim Sans
tiren nit Tarmmai@ inerien ben Daumen
Der linten Ganb 1T elm &amrao erbebs
lid gu uerleten.
5dneioermei lter 6. Sprens, bels
fen @erttatte iib neben Der Metbos
birentir9e beiinoet, erbielt bieier Sage
cine babi9e Muswab( TrabiabrssM uis
ter fir 6errens unb &%nabenanSiise
uno eriu9t feline Treunoe uno &unoen,
bel linn uor;uipreden uno ii@ oieielben
ansuieben.
Oie an, letten Samitas Mbeno
BON Der Union Dramatic N6oeiation"
aus Sprinsfielo in Der bieiisen l1nion=
Sale sesebene GbeateruorteQuns mar
sablrei6 belu4t. Nn1tottt oes &riesss
Dramas "The Spy of Gettysburg"
tam auf pielieitises Terlansen 1.-THE
Newsboy Heiress'' in re&t selunsez
ner @eii CUR N%uHubruns, wofiir Die
Mitslieber ber @eieui@aft, BON benen
bic meiiten Mitslieoer ii3 erit felt gang
tur;er 3eit auf Der 8lbne bswesen, aQe
Mnertennun9 perbieneu.
- Sn benz letten Treitas @beno in
Der Union Sale absebaltenen vNonpars
titan ">gaueus wurbe 9ermann &ieslln9
als @taotratbsmitslieo fir bic erite
@aro, Nouis Biinser ais iol@es fir bic
sueite uno VI. S. &eim fir bic brittle no.
minirt. SYM v@iti3ens" sGaucus, mels
der am ielben Nbeno in Der EurnbaQe
ifattfanb, fiel. bic domination fir iene
Steuuns in Der erlten @ar6 auf @ott>
lieb S9miot, IN Der ;meiten auf Satob
&loBner ST. unb in Der oritten auf
@erner 80l@. Dur@ oas Mbbalten
5meier @aucuile lit ben Stimmaebern
BON Seem l1lm in alien brei Warbs @e>
legenbeit scboten, bel ber@abl am nads
fen Dieni flag cine Nusmabl su treffen.
@ir wollen boffen, bag oies III rubi9er
unb Neutrality-suspicious. @eiie sei6iebt
unb 6aB oas &eiultat, mie ba6elbe AUDI
ausfauen mag, pom MQen in anitdnoiz
ger @eiie uno obne @ebaliiteit aners
FAINT unb reipectirt w;rb.
Die inn Nonpartiian> @aucus rnann
ten Waro=Gomites iinb: l. Waro, 6.
s.. 6ornburs, u. S9mitt; 8. &Opte;
2. @arb, @bas. @oqoff, 2or. Tlor, s..
@ersog; 8. @aro, $. $. @eobenoori,
Gbas. Cru llenoori. s.. 9ani@en.
Sn Dem al, 6reitas Nbeno in Ser
Gurnbaue a%bsebaltenen Gitisenss@aucus
murben Die Tol9enben als Waro>@omis
tes ernannt: l. @arb, s. %. Sobnion,
i. Triebmann unoSobu @|rat; 2. Waro,
Otto Baori9, Musuit @asner uno IS.
6ummel; 3. @arb, Qlb. Steinbduler,
Gonrao Dirts unb Mo. Mlmiu.
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Goro 8rennhoI3

iinb ;u %uerfaufeu. 8eteQun9en merben BEL
Griit. Sil3eu unb i'm @tore pom So6n s.
Neumalm ent9egen9enommen.
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3u ~pcrtaufe

1T cine Regina" Spielooie, 10 gut wie reu,
paiienb fir lr9en6 ein @ei@aftslotal, INSIDE
1onbere fir einen Saloou. Dieielbe bat eine,
berrli6eu Son unb ipielt ir9enb ein @tiid.
NGberes 1T Der Office bes rSortl9ritt".
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Ru DerfQufcu.

Wir pertauien aQe pausbaltunsssesen=
jtGube, iomie Wobel aller 9lrt, &i1en9erdtb=
i9aiten, Carpets, Spiesel, Better, &leiber=
i9ramte, Slide, Stiible unb tauienb aubere
@a9en. unier Sars lit pou uou oben bis
untel1 unb aQes mub ioiort p~erfauft merben,
ba mir infer 9alls permietbet baben. 8artet
feinen Sag ullo tommt beute.
81 e. Senninsien.
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0roker 0erotenn!

@er uns feline Ibbreie %einienbet. benz ienoen MIR pei
9olt scnaue Mustunft ibcr en gang neues gei9aft
,pon,it irsenb cine Nerion mdnnliden ooer peibltder
geidledts aui ebrlide Mseiie unb obne srobe Nuslaser
unb Weibe iiber 100 Dollars per Dtonat %uerotenen tann
obne 8etien unb TeSbeln: Rein Msentidattss Suuabus
iouberu Elm ebr(ides 9elhdft. Mhoreiiire;
JOHN HOUSE 4 CO., Canton, Lewis Co., Mo
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GTATEO OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
Oss.-In Probate Court, Special Term, March sth,

GTATEOF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
oss.-In Probate Court, Special Term, March Sth,
1895.
In the matter of the estate of John Tschepl,
Mary TschGpl, Louisa Tschgpl. Rosa Tsch9pl,
Frank Tsch9pl and George Tschepl, minors.
On Reading and Filing the Petition OF Peter
Herian, guardian OF said minors. representing,
among other things, that the said wards are
seized of certain real estate in the City of New
Ulm, County Of Brown, and State OF Minnesota,
and that for the benefit Of said wards the same
should be sold, and praying for license to sell the
same. And it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, from said petition, that for the benefit
OF said wards said real estate should be sold:
1t is ordered, that all persons interested in said
estate appear before this Court on Monday the
Sth day OF April, A. D. 1895, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Court House in the City Of New Ulm in said
County. then and there to show cause iii any
there be) why license should not be granted for
the sale Of said real estate, according to the pray
er OF said petition.
And it is further ordered, that this order shall
be published once in each week, for three success
sive weeks prior to said day at hearing, in the
FORTSCHRITT a weekly newspaper printed and
published at the City OF New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, the sth day OF March,, A.
D. 1895.
By the Court, JONAS LAUDENsCHLAGER,
IL. ST. Judge of Probate
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SeItene 0eIe0enteit.

Sd mer6e uon Mdrs al u1ein gauges 9aser
pon Orp @oobs SIT unb inter benz &olten=
preis fir Saar perfaufeu. Wer quite Waare
baben mill, mag ii9 bieie @eleseubeit gu
,1uteu MAIDEN.
% III. @ummel.
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0rauni@weiser' Qeberwurit, Cars
belens2eberwurt unb edte wGrantfurs
ter" bon nun al wieber 3u baben Bel
S. & u. 9ofer.
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&nbner3I@tcr

t0nuen pom l1uter;ei9ueten e9te White Leg.
horn Gier 81 so Gents ben grutlab IA @ter,
betommel.
ba 9emrp Neumann II.
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Neue M1t5et9em.
@er1anat

merbeu pon benz llntersei6ueten 500 Sul9el
MiQet= 9ameu berIelbe mlB jeoodJ bis ipa=
teitens ben Is. Npril ab9elieiert meroen.
4 $. @epbe.
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1000 Iebenoi9e 41bner
lofort pelan9t pom
B. 9ummel.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-28
CHAPTER X.
A PROMISE SOON BROKEN,

AhchloG DUN DlSt)lnEN.
Colonel Maynard was in tho habit of
making frequont visits to his wifo and
without warning. Laura understood
perfectly the embarrassing position in
which no would bo placed at surprising
q Confederate spy under tho samo roof
with herself and protected by her. sho
had no mind to place Elm in any such
position. When Miss Baggs went up
stairs, Laura posted a sontry in tho por.
son of Uncle Daniel to keep sharp
lookout and give notice Of tho coloncl's
approach in order that Miss Baggs might
DO got out of tho way before his arrival
Daniel sat down OH bench Oh tho ve-
randa and lit his pipe He was an old
man and promo to dose. 1t was not long
before Lookout mountain across the
river began to sway among the clouds,
tho nearer trees began to rock, tho old
ncgro's head fell upon his breast, and
he slept.
1t was nearly 10 o'clock when Laura,
having given up the coming Of her hus-
band that night and for onoe in her life
rejoicing thereat, was about to dismiss
Daniel from his responsible position
when she hoard step Oh tho veranda
Thinking it was Daniel walking back
aAd forth to keep himself awake, she
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-28
SOUTH CAEOLINA iN ERiEF.--

The Cutawba Rifles, Of Rock Hill, will
not enlist under the new regulations.
Four new dispensarics will be opened
IN Charleston very soon. Tho dispen-
aers have been appointed.
Mr., q. G. Young, of Clinton, has an
incxhaustible quarry of rs fine gray
granite ns tho eye OF man ever beheld.
The Reform Advocate will he pub
lished again, commencing this wecl.
with it's old editor, Mr.. w. L. CLAYTON
at Florence.
Mrs. NJ. A. Thames, the widow of th
late Captain A. w. Thames, has bee,
appointed pestnistress Of the Silver
post office, in Marion county.
Betsey Thomas and Frank Craig, two
inmates OF tho county poor house nt
Winnsboro, died there this week Betsy
was 50 years old and Frank was TO-
A negro woman known by tho name
OF Alice, living with her three children
in a yard on lower King street, Charles.
ton, was frozen to death, she and her
children. In their bed, on Friday night.
a new disposition Of tho portraits at
the state house is being made. life
size portrait Of Ex-Governor Il. II. TILL
man will hang over tho speakers dcsk
In tho hall Of the houae of repregenta-
tives.
The secretary Of OF state has issued n
charter to the Newbcry Manu- curing
company, Of Eewbcrry; capital stock
32 600; par value OF shares $40, paid in
installments Of fifty cents per month.
Cerporators, E. II. Aull. d. B. Wheeler,
II. G. Hoof, A. Il. Eddy and M. J. Scott.
DIR. Millwec, president of tho Green
wood OIL company, the only company
that has paid phcnominally large divi-
dends since the organization of oil
mills, has received a letter from Mr.. d.
II. Shehan, Of Cole Spring. Mass, on
the subject Of "press cloths" and inoi-
dentally mentioned the possibility Of his
coming south and erecting plant Of
about $4,000.
Lawrence Edwards was released Fri
day from Columbia's Jail on his own
rocognizance. Solicitor Nelson agreed
in view Of all the circumstances to let
him out on condition that he leave tho
state, and upon his return to South Cnr-
olina he forfeit any freedom he might
have gained. 1t seemed TO he the gen
oral desire of those interested in the
case that this course be pursued. Ed
wards was charged with signing min
isters name TO check and getting
money on il.