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a member "f wcIl-knowo athletic
club. riding aluug at an easy pace. was
ovrrtaken by another wheel which
did" tnrn out ia time, and rear
end c"li'Hl"n was the result. When
the clubman recovered fran he shack
he found himself lying on his back
aud the baggy knce nf p.ir Of trousers
across his face Furious at the stu
pidity of the other rider he STRUGGLED
10 get up, shouting:
Why the devil do you ride like
that q
'Oh. dear! Oh. dear!' said plain
tive voice. ~ didn't mean to. I'm
all tangled up
"Oh. Lord girl" groancd the
young man. ''Aud | went aud swcrc
at her; and his contrition increased
when he picked himself up and saw
gazing at him from around the wreck
age very pretty face, flushed with
modification. Lifting the owner to
her feet, the young man tried TO apol-
ogizc
"Awfully sorry Thought that il
was f"me idiot Of u man that had run
'nto me. That is-er-cr---I don {
mean you're an idiot, you know; IL
, Id known tha. you were, | wouldn {
have sworn atyou. No, no, don {
mean that, either. I'm IL it'll, rat
tied. you see; but thought it was a
man when | saw your trousers. That
is, thought your garments were
tr"users TT IL man. you know. lf Id
known you wore bio"mrrs, that is il
d known it was Il girl who wore
trouscfs-- OH, darnit all apollo
gizr, and the youth ulnuutcd aud
sped away :" madly tina. he narrowl,
escaped wrrckiag IA street car, lruvin.
he girl rrddcr than hrfnrr (Hi,a.g,
./ournul
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Chpnp Rates.

FROM Nov. 1st until April 3Oth. 1890
Winter Tourist tickets to principal
Southern resorts, inclnding Ashcvillc
and Hot Springs. n. G., and Florida
points. will be an sale at special rates
via Southern hallway. Tickets allow
fifteen days stOp-Ovcr. and are good to
return until May 81, 1899.
Quick schedules and excellent ser
vice via Southern Railway. Call ON
any agent of the company for detailed
information as to- schedules, etc.
s. ii. HAnDwICK.
AS. y Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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up your hands, or you arc q deao

up your hands, or you are o deaa
mani"
AT the same instant there was @
slight'disturbance in the upper room
that l did not understand, and this
was followed by the rapid move
ment of the car up the track.
MIR. Chester and his two assistants
appeared at this moment at the
door, but ] could not recognize
them. first thout ht had raised
hornets nest, bu. with drawn re-
yolvers they demanded the surren-
der OF tho two cowed men AMI dis
armed them before had done any
moro shooting.
After finding rope we bound the
rascals and proceeded to make an
investigation. First, the battery
was disconnected. and one of the
clerks collected the dynamite car
tridges from the track and put them
in safe place.
Ned Aldrich and Jim Evans were
found in the upper room. bound and
gagged. but uninjured Their story
may be briefly told.
A wagon had driven up to the
tower about midnight. Two men
entered the room, talked pleasantly
for few minutes and then, draw
ing revolyers, made the operators
surrender and bound and gagged
them. When the pay car was ap-
rs'oaching, Ned and Jim guessed
what was intended, and Jim sue
ceeded in turning the signal bar
with his feet, displaying the white
light as we approached. hoping we
should run by. One robber ran up
and turned the signal back. After
my shot. the effect of which Ned
diinly saw by way Of the stairs, the
signal was again changed, and the
car moved out of danger.
Chester and his clerks jumped
from the car as it moved, fearing to
be blown to pieces. not knowing
what l had done. but they quickly
took courage of their desperate sit
uation to cover the robbers with
their revolvers.
The robbers in duo course were
sentenced to ten years iInprison
ment The man whose arm l had
shot turned out to be the discharged
Martinsville operator. He lost his
arm from tho wound.
After things quieted down tele-
graphed from Jones Siding an ac-
count of the attempted robbery to
the central Office and returned be-
fore morning to Essex by passing
train.
Mr.. Chester was profuse in his
thanks to me and must have made
much of my part in the nights
events in his reports to headquar-
ters, for at midnight ON Christmas
eve my instrument clicked out this
message in the unmistakable send
ing of the central Office operator:
For bravery and skill in saving
paymaster's car you are appointed
assistant electrician; salary, 81, 500.
Report at main office Jan. 9. BY
order of the president. NJ "-Charles
W. Newbold in Youth S Companion.
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Tho First Quarrel.

II suppose you'll tell me next that
you will go to your mothcr7"
mot at all. I'm not SO foolish as
that
well, what arc you going to dor"
I'm going to ask dear mamma to
como here" (He gave in.)-Judy.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
C0rNTi OF ANDERSON.

Martha II. SmIh, ns CRATE" al aroIine f. Wa.
h.'u. aud as GIn tee "i ltIn"tl IL W+lboro
Gra"i,e "f W." Harper. i.hu T. tiarper, A0e-
Stiln trl'e', al"Unn !. Harper, WIN. A. Aoker
B a. Ac'.r.Ma J $ nippon II, Il Lucinda We'd
born, Platnt IL, against N'uithA II Harper, 70
fhi.C kahwa'.r. Satsh a Long. Fannie q.
a"i-is. Pail. kag.dac. Erncs. q: Tova-
s""j, Gai'' u Tow send. 81 Harper. Rohefs
E .SG"ss .,. M sr1,, Mary ; s,r"". iIasIeG
hnavi.la tiAr, er. J. hu T. H~rrur FOrdy House
aud WIN stm /. Del. nd"n g. SamlAous for Re-
icf-t'Omp ant not Served.
To the Defendants above named:
you aro hereby sum uio ned and required to ua.
axer the,on plain, IN This uctit,n, Of which
ac py is herewith served upon .o", and to seruD
the subscriber al his office, Anderson COuzt
House. Souih rarolina. Within twenty days after
the service t,crco'. exclusive Of the day Of SUCH
service; and u yon fall Il, answer the ompinife
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In tii0
action will apply Ia the Court for tho relief do
manded In the Complaint.
' '"'e'''"' jUsErH S n. nRow,n,
FlAiniiffs' Attorney.
(SEAL JOHN c. WATKi.a, c. c.cP.
To the Defendants R..o.u .atn-i:
Take notice that tho D.. plaint In this acttsa,
together with he summons herein. copy q
which Is herewith = rived upon yo-, we're lui tE
;he oee q ';'s &: TX OF :hu t.u Of on uisss
on the Sd day Of Noven Der. A y 1893. and tho
OH Ct or the acIi IN Is TO partition l2S acres e1
Land In Anderson ounty, 8 G. among thH hutz9
OF Asa Harper deceased. No personal CAIN G.
made ag .inst gu.
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Plaint,Gs' Attorney.
Anderson, s G, Nuva"'h. 2I 1898.
To the Defendants q IL, 81 Townsend, an iufsa4
aud E nest q. T wn cud. Ills fasher. Mary
hi ralt an iUfant OVER IA years OF age. Hattie g.
Strait, am IL FAINT, aud Wm. al RAFT. her father:
your beh a., appil within twenty dasx nfter tho
service Ui ihr Sun upon you for the apo uA-
ineut OF GnMd an I'D iItem tor raid infnnts 60
ap car n d d. f-ud sa .ciion their behalf, tiae
PlaiuiTs W II shru apply to the Court 70 mako
such yppOlutmeut. JOS sPII N. BROWN,
PiaiRtifs' Atty.
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TINE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or hNDRRSON.
COU RT apE d a. nj 7RasbN PQ.FsAa

Jo.rlh Cur ninphan. as Admini,teatos Of Ito
Es,nie", 'ur."r e Osh".n decsaset. r ainuGs
uxHstM l.. tl>thin, i tMhnn. II NJ, o.
h'In. Ei..na X ng. aud a. Ia V,ckory. 40 htirs OF
Turner u t's"'ru, dc. n al. aud OF Caihexfue
tishtirn, H. ceased, ana J.hrt d N Brown INx,u-
dant~ Summons f,r Relirf-COmpiaint not
btfvt1
To tho Def ndant ahuvr named:
VnU are hrIes! >n'isi''n.d .nd required to en-
swer thu Complaint IN thia action. vhis1s
ir dled iu the "iii.e ui the Clc,k "r tho toure Of
t'Otnn,'n Peas. nt tdrr on IL q c., aud %
serve COPY ~ your Hiswcr 10 the said CO.,pfaint
an the Sut'scrilnr ai his office, ut Audrrsont G.. H.
= C.. within twcnty days after the service hereof
exclusive" "f the day III ,"tt' service; and IL yua
tAil 1" answer the Complaint within the uma
aforesaid. tht I'll .iniif III this ction Will aprIV
I" thc Court for the relief dcuiaudcd in tho ems
pinint.
Dated No. cmhcr 90. A. u 1899.
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Notice of Final Settlements

THE undersigned EsecutrIzes G: Rs-
tate 4: Cieinen,ine A. hall, decd. hereby
gives notice that they will on the 10Th day
nf December, 1893, apply to the Judge az
Porobate for Anderson County, q. O., e0r
Final Settlement OF said T. ate aud a
discharge from their office as Executrixea.
YRS +. p. l. ARNOLD,
MRS. HATTIE WEIGH,
Ex.cutrixes.
Nov. IL, 1898 ~
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TIE undersigned, Administrator oa
the Estate of sarah Cox, deceased, here
ny gives noticr that ha will on the 2Srd
day OF Decembe 1898. apply TO eho
!. c.. for a Final Settlement Of said Rs
tate. and q discharge from his office "a
Administrator.
Is. F. WRIGHT, Adm'r.
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. III
10 thr i'''"nd'ni, T.. ma Kius aui Cora Vickory
axe '"'it"'hai inlr>> y.u Apply within tw01-
l! days aii'' ih" >',,i,r - thus summon uptu
you 10 the arl.in'n ""t ui .idian litern
10 n.y., ear a. Il ''l' "d This ti"n in your behalf.
"c "i"l'fi VII tt'' app IL the CLu't for huoA
ui'Luiut incut y..,i, t-httf -,
81 u =. bkOwN n Paintifr's AtEy
Auderson. So. "v. -, iSyI. - ~, 2S-o
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dated No .etuhcr 90, A. u IS9S.
Plaintifrs Ait","ry. Anderson. $ a.
-EALI 'OHN a.. N ATK1 =, T..

i" IN" Defendants ah0,c an c.l
Tar" II Licr that th- uln .,iaint in this nctiax
'"rrth"i ai'h the I'll " i-rcin a. cory OF
witch hr "~itn served upon yOi were fl.sf I'm
ti'' ili;s IL tn' icik .f The curt ut Com unn
~ aS ,'.' til" 'Unn'y ut A"u"rsOu on tho lDtli
day OF N"s''' -. \ -. iS.S, and hr obi CT 0G tho
a. -" ~ !" -'u ia Real Estate OF Turner K o.
''"n, '!'"aN Il 'Hi ac,cs I'n .Dwrship-Gor
pa! '"' nj ~ d'lI~ M personal cn,u In made
.Hai"st !"n. LU>, fti BROWN,
.ans,f's AttOrn,v.
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the engineer Of Mr. Chester's car,
when I was recalled to my instru-
ment ny the most emphatic signals
from Jones Siding.
Where in thunder have you been
for the last ten minutcss" was the
impudent message.
"None Of your business, Ireplied
as impudently as he.
HAS Chester got along yet9"
Jones Siding then asked me.
"Yes. he is here taking water and
orders"
what orders1''
II will lot you know in time"
I then broke connections with
Jones and went out on tho platform.
Hello. Brintonl What's the mat
ter aheada" greeted the engineer.
There's some fine work ahead,
I imagine, said. II must wake
Mr.. Chester up and tell him about
it,"
You'd better be sure it is serious
before you disturb him. He wants
his full nights Sleep" the engineer
cautioned.
9TH risk its seriousness. I an.
swered as I mounted the rear steps.
The rear door was locked, but /
ratified and thumped it until had
the three occupants-Mr. Chester
and his two nssistants-out OF their
berths with-revolvers in hand.
soon yeassured them. and they
let the engineer and me into tho car.
rapidly told my suspicious and
how they were supported. Mr..
Chester agreed with me that the
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Hyman Bros since the time aforesaid has been and
creditors of said
The attention of this Court called the
presented ground for rehean viz that the present admin
raor had refunded to Akna $50 which LYMAN Bros had col
ected execution the fact that LYMAN Bros had filed
their claim with Administrator Wilson and dividend
out of the estate This the mistake Inapprehen
sion of this Court and Is ground for rehearirg.
The record the Circuit Court has been presented
ing that further proceedings have been had in regard this
matter after decision wherein appears
test of this claim made by the administrator and the
OF limitations up which after hearing decided
against the administrator and order made that the adj
mnisrator pay Akna $3.50 the of LYMAN
claim and from that order the administrator appealed
pursued 10y the administrator sufficient itself
warrant this Court in refusing rehearing.
The motion Is denied
j. 4. Mdgoon and Il. u. SiHinan for Akina.
W. A HenshdH for the Creditors and Administrator Wilson
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subsequent death did remedy the
defect that the husband had
orally consented The Judge proceeded If there
whatever and the main question whether for that
the deed absolutely void or only vodabe.
1t may if required all it would be good
policy require only be in writing but also appear
upon itself but questions of policy for the eg
decide The of Frauds does apply this
Even would be applicable in far the husbands interest
lands might be concerned if she still living
it can have application she dead and the interest
which her land has terminated In opinion
exceptions should be sustained and trial ordered
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JUDD, CD, FREAR AND WHITING, u.


decision rendered in this by the Supreme Court
May g. $685. and the Administrator Wilson for
a rehearing upon the following grounds:
That the decision of this Court directing that the
filed in said matter be corrected by refundng
Akna of the of said the of $17S.50
rendered under mistake and misapprehenon the facts of
the case apparent in the record.
3 That the said decision affords relief said Akna which
the of the do and works hardship the
creditors of said appears by the affidavit of W. VIII
hereto attached and made part hereof.
g. That has been inadvertently committed in direct
ing said of s17e5O to be paid kna because the claim
ants Hyman Bros held Akna personally responsible obtained
Judgment against him and levied execution upon his property
therefor the facts regard that matter being follows that
Hyman Bros did Akna and obtain judgment against him
and levy execution upon his property and sell the ame that
the realized from such sale under execution 500
that under the order of the Probate Court said of 500
refunded to Ana of the of said by W. F.
Wilson; that Lyman Bros have filed their said claim claim
against said with w F Wilson, and have been paid and
have shared with the other creditors thirty per dividend
thereon that part the claim of man Bros for $7S5O
has been paid by Ana but the contrary part the
has been paid of the of said estate and that
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place possession in the
of Marks Williams his wife
her Nagoons office where a meeting with Marks
agreed upon for the day Friday Friday, the meeting
held and after Intellectual attempts other
agreement decided that the mortgages should be fore
closed Magoon agreed assign his mortgages Marks and
Williams and his wife Marks taking possession
Marks then asked Williams take charge for him until the
morning Saturday; Saturday Marks asked Williams
tnue in charge under him salary and Williams consented
do the day Marks delivered Williams and his wife
written notice their place of business that he took possession
under the three mortgages breach condons
that day the following Monday his bookeeper
take charge of the books, written Williams
that effect and request Williams render the bookeeper
assistance Monday Nagoon formally assigned the earlier
mortgages Marks pursuance of the agreement made the
Friday and the day Marks advertised of
foreclosure of the first mortgage newspaper he also the
day paid Williams $25, weeks salary; the day.
Tuesday, the plaintiff with his attorney Williams place
of business, demand and dstran if should be
paid Marks who had just left there them going there fol-
lowed them possession: they
claimed that plaintiff had right dstran and Marks offered
by settlement four months less debt owing
by plaintiff Williams; this offer he made the belief that
that the that plaintiff could distran for if he could dis
train all, and he willing pay that rather than law
about the offer declined and horses and buggy
dstraned later these returned and the bond sued
taken instead the all recorded Marks did
personally remain Williams place of business after his
alleged taking possession although he called there several times
day how things going there change of
sign Williams continued keep books extent Marks
bookkeeper taking from Williams books and from
Williams orally Williams kept the keys of the buildings the
bl-heads remained the before.
The Circuit Court found all the evidence that 'he pos
session of Marks actual and sufficiently notorious
pete his title the aferacqured property Regarding
must this finding in the of finding of jury,
there sufficient evidence support and be
aside We hold that of
law, under circumstances retain the take
charge for him. In the present bearing mind that the
mortgages recorded suggestion what
of fraud of the opinion that the finding of the Cir
cult Court cannot be disturbed
The exceptions overrued.
g. BrO,Un and A. G.. H. Robertson for plaintiff.
j. 4. Magoon and II. d. SHlin,dn for defendants.
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OPINION OF THE COURT BY FREAR. J.

The plaintiff for rehearng of this case, the decision
in which, dated June referred to for
understanding of the case.
One ground for the motion that the overlooked
questions whether Mr. Everett authorized ae
ed and not whether Health ratified the
if made decision upon questions
required by the exceptions The only theory upon
be claimed that the Court ought decided them
that the whole the bound find that
contract made ratified and consequently
upon which the Court granted trial harmless
trial Judge instructed the jury the theory that there
cent evidence the jury upon the question
made and if made authority
whether ratified Let assume,
the plaintiff that Mr. Everett had authority make
The question would then whether contract
if made ratified This Court could say matter of
law that there evidence upon which the jury
that the contract ratified there any exception
this Court raising the question whether
evidence of ratification.
ground for the motion is that the Court considered
certain the charge of the trial Judge jury to
which the defendant did except and which
this Court and that the Court granted largely
entirely upon said errors.
One portion Of the charge referred by that which
relates the ability of the patient pay excepted
But the Court counsel says approved of this portion
the charge far went expressed opinion that it
did not far enough The trial granted
o avoid the new trial.
Another portion of the charge referred that which
the construction of the This excepted
The Court found but did grant the
that ground Its object considering this portion charge
show that the refusal give defendants requested
ton number six harmless 1t because this
refusal to give requested instruction that the trial
granted This refusal excepted the requested nruc
ton should have been given of the evidence; and was
not given in substance but the contrary instruction
that given tended mead the jury The requested
tructOn required them find that if there were contract to
al EXPENSE everything, it capital opera
tons The charge tended to lead the believe capital
operations would be covered
tract that there should be further charge for capital opera
lions nothing said capital operations unless the
parties the had the opinion whether they
included
The Court IN Its opinion commented upon mat
grounds for trial. prevent repetition
the trial. The case must confess was a
difficult decide but of the opinion that sufficient
grounds for rehearng have and therefore the
motion IS denied.
4. g. u. Robertson for plaintiff
Kinney t BaIOu for defendant.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS

JUNE TERN.
Morton \ REHEARING
SUBMITTED AUGUST 4, 1898. DECIDED SEPTEMBER
JUDD CD. FREAR WHITING j.
Denied
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.

JUNE TERM 1898.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF C. AKANA
deceased
MOTION RE-HEARING
SUBMITTED JUNE 20, 1898 DECIDED AUGUST ,, 1898
Rehearng
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DRILL BETWEEN SHOWERS.
The New Guard House at Cuba Libre
Well patrOniLed.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE, July spec
ial-For the past few days the rainy
season has set In, which makes life here
in camp very pleasant. While II is hot
during the forenoon. IL rains every after
noon TOR an hour or 50, just enough TO
cool off the atmosphere and settle the
dust This afternoon the storm came up
Just before drill time and the boys gave
three cheers for the rain. for they did not
care much for the drill. However. they
had 10 20 out but did not stay very long,
when the companies were dismissed.
Shortly after o'clock the rain stopped
altogether and the companies again as
sembled for battalion drill. which was
quite lively Yesterday afternoon the
Fourth Regiment assembled after bait
talon drill for the first time for dress
parade. when Priyates Grubbs and Haw-
kins. OF Company III, again acted as
color-bearers. This ceremony will here
after close the battalion drill every eye
ming.
The morning drills and those preceding
the battalion drill are now devoted 10
extended order and skirmlsh drill I'm the
Fourth Regiment and the boys enjoy It
very much. Some of the companies spend
az much as two hours and a half in such
drills and the progress as TO efficiency
is a marked one
The new guard house OF the Fourth
Regiment has been completed and gives
great satisfaction. The pen is well patron
lied and the dungeon also has had a
customer-the very first day when It was
ready for use. Besides the confinement
In the guard house punishment Is meted
out by the captains Il the various COM
panies in compelling their men to stay
On, haf I'm
minor offenses. In other instances cul-
prits are made TO do extra guard duty
I'm the company streets.
The court-martial appointed for the
Third Brigade Is having busy time ana
sessions are held nearly every Gay 10
dispose Of the cases where charges nave
been preferred. Fortunately. In most or
the cases the offenses are trifing. As
soon as the cases have been tried, the
findings are forwarded TO headquarters
and after they have been approved they
will be punished.
Private S. X. Collyer. OF Company II.
Fourth Regiment. left this evening for
his home IN Petersburg. on ten days
leave OF absence. He has also applied for
his discharge from the service, which
will most likely be granted for physical
reasons.
The quartet OF Company II. consisting
OF Corporal Clarence w. Thomas and
Privates George II. Lumsden. a. l.. Luns-
ford and VIM. q. crump, gave a concert
last night at the tent OF Lieutenant
Causey. OF Company G. Suffolk. who
mad invited some lady and gentlemen
friends out to camp. After the concert
an elegant supper was spread in the tent.
Company NJ was represented on the oc,
casion by Sergeant VIM. Jones. Corporal
Whitfield Jones and Privates Andrew
burke and Louis Frazier
The boys In camp take great delight
IN playing prarks on each other A good
ioke was perpetrated yesterday after
noon on John r. Tilier. a private in Com
pany II. Of the Fourth Raxi,nAnt. Johr