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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30

Conduct OF Birds and Hemsts Toward Their
Fellows In Distress

Conduct OF Birds ana Hensts Toward Their
Follows In Distress.
An Adirondack boy of 13 set out
ono day to hunt four young crows
that he heard down on the flats of
the West Canada creek, near North
wood. 1t happened that the boy got
bunch shot at the young birds, and
TWO fell dead. whilo third clutched
attic branch on which it was stand
ing, pitched forward, aud was soon
hanging head downward CRYING piti.
fully. Tho fourth young crow flew
away. The wounded crews cries at
tracted not only It's Parents, but five
other full grown crowa All seve,,
circulated about encouraging tho
wounded bird rs best ,huy could.
One Of them vcn,nl,d in too close.
and another Shot allied il. Tho
young bird soon fcll !iu.cring 10 Tia
ground, wio4i tho boy kilIud it.
Sympathy h.d nrou.nt orc bird
to its death. But Tic crows were ncs
the only symputlizora with tho
wounded young crow. A flock of
bluo jays from over in Park : lalsan,
swamp came across thu creek and
hopped aDont i'll The high branches
ct tho birch trees, protesting III blu,
jay talk against tho killing of thu
crows. The little bir,is-the woot.
pcckcrs and the WARRIORS, the spar.
rows and the sapsuckers-poeDcd
louder and more trequntly .l'an be
fore, showing agitation over the
young crows cries.
Once young wootlsmun who
wanted VcniSOn more than he Toured
tho gnmo constable went deer crust
ing i'll ynrl away back in tho woods,
where tho SHOW wns Gvo feet deep
Ho found the deer, q fair sized buck,
wlGho horns had Icon dropped fo;n,
tiino r:ov lousy, and he ard LIS com
panions. with tho dog lca0liiu, start
ed Oh Tho jump after the animal.
Tho Cog got there first and grabbed
the deer by the hams. Tie deer cried
out and did lis best 10 get away.
When Mt last ono Of the men got o
knllo into it's throat, the voodsmal,
observed that as many as Is or "a
bluo jays had gathered about III tho
trees overhead and were protesting
i'll loud, angry voices at tho killing
Of their woods brother.
Tho Sun told recently about Il
wildcat that visited her sweetheart
that had Eeen trapped Ly e cracker
down i'll the Okofcnokoo swamp in
Georgia, and thcro is scarcely a tran.
per Of fur but could tell of solnu
story or other of how bc,.st in !,
trap had been visited by ono of its
species. Tho nalo fox sometimes
kills the vixen when she is SO unfor.
tunate as to get into Il trap, and some
woodsmen Eulicve that it is IL hproio
method Of trying to release her.
Tho question has been asked why
1T was that when COW beloved out
Ill distress all tho others of the herd
promptly rushed at her and gored
her to death. 1t has often been dc.
scribed how wolves set upon injured
companions and tear them to pieoos.
Dogs have been known to do tho
same thing, while other dogs have
been observed to run up to an in.
jured comrade, whining and tawning
around as if to oonjure away the
pain.-New York Sun.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
Nctice of Final Settlement.

tIIE undrr-iTn"h. administrator ~
III" lsinr" of T.. III. ponre, deceased,
hereby yvrs notice that L." viii on th.-
:!nd dav q. December, lS0S, apply To im.
Judge oi PrnHn,e for AulersrI, Cnur,v.
:. G.. Tor a Final Settlclnont nf said T.
tate. aud dI.charg" from his n,ii..., y.
administrator. -. w. +. cox, .tJn'r.
Nov -, 1898 - ,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30

- The young are determined to find
out for themselves how many thorns
grow around forbidden fruit; the old
may aa we'll quit talking.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30

= The road to heaven is too mar
row for You to travel in it and pass
anybody on the way.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
How Paris So,scd During tho s,ere.

"a roconE exhibition of Frenoh car.
features and comic drawings brought
to the public eye onoe more tho evi.
denccs Of tho fact that Parisian gay
ETY. was not to De suppressed oven
by the terrible siege that the capital
went through from the German
army. Ono Of these oarica lures, pub.
lishcd during the siege, was made to
represent u fashion plato. Various
elegant ladies and gentlemon wero
pictured going about in mattresses,
and underneath the picture was the
legend, Fashions for the bonhar
ment season."
Moat OF tl,eae p1easaat-;as oe The
siege turned upon the scarcity Of
food. q grim aubjeot which seemed
particularly inspiring TO the carica.
turist Of the tilno. A servant asks
his master, 'Shall put the horses
IN the carriage today or in the ba.
rouche?" II m. says the master
signing. you may put them in tho
oven, pleasel'
Not unlike this is another csrica.
ture representing servant making
the familiar announcement to his
mistress. "T'he horses are ready.
madame. What!" "Yes, madame,
they are on the tablet
Such pleasan tries seem scarcely to
have been laughing matter to tho
people who went through those fear
ful scenes, hut tho Parisians must
laugh at something, and theso pic.
turos prove that they could not think
OF stopping thoir gayety on account
Of such "a passing incident as Il siogo
Or q fanino.-Fnris Lotter.
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Regu,uted by tho Meter.

CustCmer-Uow much is this now
anthem?
Music Dealer - Twenty five dol.
lars.
Customer (astonished at tho prios)
twenty-five dollars?
Music Dealer-Yes. cir. It's t,ls
meter that makes it 80 expensive.
Customcr-Wha hat kind Of meter ia
it?
Music Deeler-Well, sir, it's a very
dfaicult combination of long and
short meter.
Customer-I thought perhaps tho
author had employed the gas meter.
Washington Times.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
Notice Of Final Settlement.

THE Undersigned i!xa,u;rixes of Es-
tate of C.enci,inn y. ..ai'. deed. hereby
gives ntliic" ihsi ii''V siIi,n thu HI, II dnV
at Dtr";i..'rr. 100. hpii. tn the judge OF
P"roha'" ."r y .ti..i.t,.,n County. Sc for
FinH' Sciil'i'cH' "l said r. nle aud IL
discharge from thrir"llireae Exn.ntr,xts.
Mrs l.. l. ARNOLD.
Mrs. HArIIE WELrN.
t,X' cutr.NoS.
rfov. l6. lS9S 2i
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
Notice of Final Settlement.

Il nnGorSigucd, Administrator Of
M II 't'ito OF sarah cox, ircei,nd. hn.e-
~ gives motto thh h.. Will on the .:;rd
nv OF I,ac"mher, IH,S. apply 10 Tho
Jii"SA or Probate Of Anderson County,
&C for Final Settlemeht of sn,d LIS
t"a. and discharge from his oilice az
Administrator.
B...F..WRIGHT, Admir-.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
CERTAIN KALI WORKS.
- Nassau 81. Ncw York.

J;a.M a. }io':nil'~ 40.
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ur.'
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VIII sci ~ ;,.i"-,i,N 40 plchtiii,,r
n"Ni. IN irnni "f tl.r uitr. liu,isn in tho
city -; Anderson. :. g. the i.uud. de-
,u'r'h"H ~ follows. 10 VII:
MI tina. certain Ir,c; -, l.,i, contain
in,, u: acres. more or ir,A. situate in
county nni Sfut" htiro~a;h. ",iipitliug
l.nn''s of lllorkicy. dcs.clS,d t.. NJ
Tucker and others
T"rniN-~' ash. Purchn-or 81 na, for
y l'rra Il. 81. lV'NEi>S,
prn'"i" .Iudr" ~ S'ii'"lni l. l"i.r.
.ytill~.e OF l'royps:;.'N ;H:in.
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4
had instantaneous]y agreed to q
man, gave startled exclamation of
recognition, and Air. Richard WhiT-
ney, cynic and woman hater, hurried
eagerly toward her with wayo of
color dying bis sunburncd fucu.
What followed was i'll pantomimo
to his comrades. Handshaking, q
few broken and embarrassed sen
tenoes; then be was presented to the
old lady and gentleman. and the con-
versation which began continued
without any apparent end in view,
until the other young gentlemen left
out il tho cold fused and fumed
with indignation end impaticncc,
throwing themselves down on the
sand awaiting Lord High Mighty's
pleasure TO depart.
"That's what I call consistent"
grumbled Morris, feeling an intense
attraction toward the unknown
charmer whose graceful, lightly
built figure appeared to its best adj
vantage against the background of
sen and sky.
Lucky for Dick sho hasn't no.
ticed mo. lie wouldn { bo in it if she
had" observed Reggie serenelv.
"Peaoookl" came from the others.
And Morris gave him d kick little
too decided to be playful.
Can help it?" said Adonis. with
feproach. II don t want them to fall
in love with me, but they always do.
It's mighty awkward for a fellow
! sometimes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
EIGHT YEARS
Was the Sentence Which Was Re-
ceived by George Emblem, Convict
ed in the Criminal Court of Burg.
lary.-.A Stay of Execution Granted.

In the Criminal Court yesterday
morning, George Emblem was arraign-
ed for sentence upon his second convic-
ton of robbing the Heiner residence in
December, 1896 When Emblem was
asked if he had anything to say, he
stated that he was not guilty, and
sought to place the blame upon Will
liam O'Neill, his accompliee, who gave
very damaging testimony against him
at the second trial.
When he concluded Judge Hugus
imposed sentence. In his remarks the
Judge stated that he had been twice
convicted after impartial trial, the evil
dence upon the second hearing being
particularly conclusive. He sentenced
him to confinement in the State prison,
at hard labor. for eight years. The
sentence came as a shock to the pris-
oner, but he quickly regained his COM
posture. AT the first trial, the Court S
sentence was five years.
Charles Ed Rinehart, who plead
guilty to an Indictment for forgery a
few days ago, received Jail sentence
of thirty days and $50 fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
CoIlsction OF the Small Events Of Each
Passing Day.
This will be city pay day.

ANoBiuS O4y.
This will be city pay day.
All OF the La Belle tin mills were
on yesterday on account of the heat.
One OF the sheet departments a,
the Top mill is shut down on account
of lack of orders.
The Whitaker mill, which has been
idle since Saturday last, will resume
operations in all departments mex,
Monday.
The work on the new telephone
building, corner Chapline street and
Fifteenth street, is progressing nicely.
1t will be substantial and useful
structure.
From present indications there will
be a large increase of pupils at the
Cathedral Tigh school the coming ses-
sion, which commences Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Clerk Robertson yesterday issued
a marriage license 10 Albert E. Stew
art, aged 81, OF West Alexander, Pa,
and Gertrude B. Blackburn, aged -,
OF the same place.
Two arrests were made yesterday
by the police, Mary Jackson, charged
with prostitution, by Officer Holmes.
and George Crawford, for drunken
ness, by Capt. Bennett.
-Mra Johanna Goddle was arrested
yesterday on a peace warrant swore
cut by Mrs. Annie Guimar. The case
was heard last night before Squire
Greer. of the South Side.
The Hungarian who was injured
by failing from a motor, as stated in
the Register yesterday morning, is rest
ing easily at the North Wheeling Hos
pital and will probably recover.
The attachment case of VIM. VOL
vington against the proprietors of the
Eastern tea house, on South Eoff street,
was settled lore Squire Greer yes
terday by Ene defendant paying the
claim.
The young ladies of the Zion Ger
man Lutheran Church en- South Mar
ket street, will give a moonlight ex-
cursion tonight to Steubenville and re-
turn On the steamer Eloise The boat
will depart at s o'clock
O. r. Wood, travelling passenger
agent OF the c., L. & w railway, is
at Meckinaw and the upper lake re-
gions, and while there is locating the
best fishing points, making special
hotel rates and adding several special
features for the special excursion he
will arrange for over the c., l.. & w.
railway and the d. & c. boats, leaving
here September 9Th. He will be at his
office, Mcclure House Block, on and af-
ter Saturday morning to give full par
ticulars of this fine trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
BRIDGEPORT.

Trainmaster Fay, Of the c., l.. & W.,
was in town yesterday attending to
some business at this end of the line.
The hearts OF the employees at this
end of the c., L. & w. were made
yglad by the appearance of the pay car
yesterday morning.
The new addition to the Crystal
kiass works starts next week.
Some one stole the new flag from
j the pole at Camp Howell last Satur-
| Gay night.
Prof. Jas. Duncan and family re-
kurned home yesterday from Bethesda,
where they have been during the
ummer months.
Miss Clara Morrell Sharp very
harmingly entertained party Of her
oung friends at progressive euchre
yesterday morning at her home in
kirkwood. After a spirited contest
til the pasteboards, Miss Maggie
well was declared the winner of the
test and carried off the honors of
day. AT an appropriate hour de-
BILE refreshments were served.
Heinlein, when seen yesterday
rning the condition of Robert
who was shot by Joshua Lloyd
evening. said that he had the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
COLLECTION OF RELICS
Placed on Exhibition at McLuro House
Pharmacy Last evening.


Quite a rare collection Of relies,
few of which will serve to refresh the
memory of the Spanish-American war,
was placed on exhibition in the south
window of the Mcclure House pharma-
cy last evening and attracted consider
able attention.
The collection consists Of a bullet,
No. 80. manufactured by the Union
Metal Company, and which was carried
by one of Gel. Woods Rough Riders
during the campaign before Santiago;
a grasshopper about three feet long.
(which was carried by the Kansas brig
ade in the Pythian parade at Indianap-
ellis, Ind, the Esd inst. and which was
afterwards presented 10 the Wheeling
brigade; a wooden cup aud wooden
knife, the handle of which is penetrated
by a bullet, both carved out Of a tree
on Lookout Mountain; q badge worn
at the L. S. volunteer camp George II.
Thomas, sent by David Heiskel TO his
brother in this city; a souvenir badge
presented TO Col. r. C. Catch while at
the biennial session of the Supreme
Lodge, X. of p, held at indianapolis,
Ind, the 22d inst; a book on Camp
Life at Chickamauga, and d number of
photographs of some of Che boys at
Chickamauga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
BATTLESHIP FUND MOVEMENT.

The school boys in the various wards
Of the city are certainly displaying
great interest in the American Boy
battleship fund by the rate at which
they are disposing OF the round trip
tickets for passage on the s p. m. w.
& E. G. motor to Wheeling Park On
Friday. The tickets have been very
widely distributed among the boys and
over thirty-fve were sold yesterday.
All school boys are requested by Mas
ter Elmer Bonnet, who is at the head
of the movement, to meet at the police
court room of the City Hall Thursday
evening at 1870 o'clock for the purpose
of making the final arrangements for
a demonstration on Friday in honor
OF Rankin Good, the boy who conceived
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
BADLY INJURED.
John Frye, Short Creek Farmer
Disabled for Life by Fracture OF
the Spine Yesterday Morning.

John Frye, farmer living on snort
Creek, was seriously injured yesterday
morning at Louis Zoeck.ers Dutcher
shop on North Main street, near the
hospital, and will be disabled Tor lie
if his injury does net cause his imme-
diate death Frye was delivering
load of hay to Mr.. Zoeckler and IN
driving the wagon into the barn was
caught between the top of the load
and the ioists above him. His body
was crushed, resulting in the spine be-
ing badly fractured near the neck, \
Ltau was called and attended the life
jured man. Frye's body is paralyzed
from the hips down and the physician
states that the accident will cause his
death sooner or later. The injured
man has a wife and three children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
New Train Service

On Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway,
effective Sunday. August 2Sth, 1898.
No 4. Cleveland & Chicago Flyer"
leaves Wheeling daily at $50 a. m,
city time.
No. 6, Toledo & Detroit Special"
leaves Wheeling daily, except Sunday,
at HOO a. m
No. s, Cleveland & Massillon Ex-
press" leaves Wheeling daily, except
Sunday, at 4: 40 p. m.
Passengers using train No. for
Cleveland have five hours in Cleveland
and return to Wheeling same evening
Trains Nos. 4 and 6 run into Union
depot, Toledo. connecting with Lake
Shore, Wabash Michigan Central, and
other lines e points west. eKah1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31

The South Side police had an excit-
ing experience with a lot of tramps
who visited the Eighth ward and pro-
ceeded to take possession of it. They
got several kegs of beer and were hav-
ing hilarious time in box car near
the Ohio River round house. Officer
Meyer thought there was only half
dozen in the crowd and went over TO
dispense them. He found a couple
dozen, however, but pluckily stayed
with them and made an effort to get
them out of town. 1t was a large
crowd to handle, and after driving
them as far as the Bloch Bros. tobac-
co factory they made stand and
showed fight. The officer had an en-
counter with several of them and af-
ter pulling his CUR forced them to
move again. AIT the street car power
house they stopped again and Meyer
sent for four or five other policemen.
who helped him to get them out of
town. They crossed the line into Ben
wood, where twelve Of them were
locked I'm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31

greatest hopes for Purvis's recovery
and considered him we'll out of dan
ger.
The crossing of the c., L. & w
switch on Pike street is being repaired.
James Connors, of West Wheeling,
whose store was robbed Sunday night,
was summoned to Martins Ferry yes
terday, as the authorities at that place
sent word that there were some par
ties in a house boat at that place who
had been trading off candy and tobacco
for groceries, When Mr.. Connors ar
rived there to identify the stuff the
men had left, it was thought, for Bell
aire. The authorities at Bellaire were
notified, but up to late hour last
night had seen nothing of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
IN SOCIETY,".

Mr. Walter Chapman. of Eighteenth
street, will tender to quite a number
of his friends a reception at Wheeling
Park Thursday evening. The affair
will be in honor of his birthday. and a
very pleasant evening is promised ub
those who are TO attend.
Miss Lena Holman very charmihgly
entertained number of her friends at
her home on Tventy-sixth street. linear
Market The usual social diversions
were INDUCED in until q late hour
when delectable luncheon was seryed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
FOR SICK SOLDIERS.
Proposition to Place City Hospital at
Their Disposal.

Attention is directed to the call in
another column for meeting of all
members of the local branch of the Red
Cross Society, at the Hearne Taber-
nacle, at 10 O'Clock this morning. All
persons having work out are requested
TO return it.
The principal object of the meeting
will be Me consideration of a propo-
sition to Mace the City Hospital at the
disposal o. as many wounded and sick
West Virgpia soldiers as can be ac-
commcdateAat that institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31

the idea OF the hcttleship fund. and
who will arrive from Cincinnati on
that day. Rankin Good will make two
addresses Friday, one in this city IN
the afternoon and the other at Wheel
ing Park in the evening. The boys ue-
serve q liberal patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
kxcursion Rate. to pesosker ank Maekip.c

excursion Rates to Petoskey AMI Naekipae
Via Wheeling & Lake Erie. Aptember
Sd and 9Th s1Lo0 round II \ coed
thirty days. via either all raj kr rail
and lake Choice Of three rou ,. via
either Cleveland. Toledo or Ntroit
Two through trains daily to ledo
making direct connection with &
C. boats. See Sam Sherman. tra ling
passenger agent, 25 City Bank Nd
ing, Oh telephone 924 fot parti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
To Cleanse the system

Effectually yet gently, when costivel OF
bilious. or when the blood is impure
or sluggish, to permanently overcome
habitual constipation, 70 awaken the
kidneys and liver to a healthy actiI-
ity. without irritating or weakening
them, to dispel headaches. colds. or fel.
vers. use Syrup of Figs. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
IN JUSTIN DUMMIES COURT.

In the easert State VS.. George Henry
on complaint,G Mrs. Henry Eichen-
burg, Of No 44h McColloch street,
on the charge trespass before Justice
Dunning. yeste by evening, continued
from Saturday, eNe plaintiff was bound
over TO the gray jury. The parties
settled the case. owever, before they
left the Justice sfNfce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
BAD FREIGHT WRECK
On the Pan Handle Road. Near Wheeling
Junction.

There was a bad freight wreck on
the Panhandle railroad near Wheel
ing Junction last night, which FORUM
ately was not attended with loss or
life A south bound freight train ran
into a blind" switch south of Wheel
ing Junction. A dozen or more box
and gondo,a cars were overturned and
most Of them demolished.
Last nights passenger train from
Pittsburg was delayed three hours by
the wreck A telephone message was
sent to this city and freight engine
took up passenger cars to which the
Wheeling passengers were transferred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
coNTRAcfNoT LET.

The Water Board met yesterday at
ternoon and resumedAiGs consideration
of the plans and bids fer the new pump
at the water works STALLION No decis-
lien was reached. bat member of the
BOARD stated to Register reporter
that the contract will probably be let
to-day.