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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-08

81. Lomi> H,p,thHc.

man tD be sclf-ccntrrrI. ~llr mus, still
not confound interest. simple and
honest, aud the most common and
disagrccablc Of t,nd-nr!c~ 10 NEEDLE
know twn women whose particular
mission in l:i, -cru- 10 be- I" visit
orphan as un- i;r,h. ! know. are
abnu, ,hr AIuc age One wears her
l.l.r .rry -rrairht and severe, and the
.h.r wrar- her. beconinrly fluffy
unc -ay- it i worldly to wcar very
nsp,!i-li bunnct~. AMI the other insists
u!on h~r n.lllnrr making hers very
fetching. One wears yuwn, that may
j" !ult" ont If style for all -hc care,
aud the other have a nice little air
about them i,nc looks at the little
lee, - see il shoes and stockings arc
WARM enough, aud if they seem too
thin or w"rn She sends out Il box Of
new ones. The other talks about
'rcforlns and declares the lax man
aEcmcnt Of the constitution she al
ways says institution, with capital y
is simply shocking, and that the good
little matron is not firm enough, an,
should not allow the children to frisk
in and out Of their little beds after
the manner Of children when the
clock has chimcd s.
Now, one Of these women is chali-
table and the other mcddlcsomc. Can
you guess which is which? Oh, yes
| know it is not particularly respect
ful TO call any woman who visits or
rhan asylums mcddlcsomc, but some
body is bound to do it sooner or later,
and So | might as well be first. And
besides, am only giving an object
lesson. am ambitious to add tn the
art Of staying young and good to look
upoE, and have discovered that many
wrinkle is added by the persistent
desire that some women indulge in Of
having the whole world run by their
own methods.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-08

Nos. 403 and 400 "The Atlanta Specii
Festibuled Train, of Pullman Sleepers u,
es between Washington and Atlantis, =
man Sleepers between Portsmouth andli
Nos. Al and SO, ''The 8. A. L E1pEa33
Train, Coaches and Pullman sIeepen
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
For P!ckets, Sleepers. etc. apply to
Vim. B. Clements, T. P. A., 6 Kimbii
Atlanta, Ga.
E. St John, vice-President and GeD7
v. z: McBee General Superintendent
II. w. B. Glover, Traffic Manager.
L 8. Allen. GenH. Passenger Agent
0eneral OmCere, Portsmouth,, Va
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-08

Men and women do not marry as
young in these ending days Of the
century as they did in It's carly days.
There, You see, is Il very practical
reason for both desiring to keep
youthful in looks and ways. 1t has
been pointed out before, so the fact is
By this lime pretty we'll absorbed,
that the novelist has advanced the
age Of his hcroincs Sweet sixteen
only answers now for the lghtcst sort
OF fiction. Sweet sixteen is very
sweet, indeed, but somehow those Of us
OF to-day would rather think of Sweet
sixteen : in the schoolroom and very
innocent and girlish, indeed, than
mixed up in the affairs Of the heart
and of the world that try the souls of
men and women.
How much we owe to the novelist
for the vanishing Of woman's age it
would be hard to tell, but certain it is
that lsu Mauricr, by his determined
rortraying Of tall women, made tall
women the fashion, and statistics
show that women are really taller now
than they were generation ago. May
be If we persist in calling women
young that we will find that the foun-
tain of perpetual youth has really been
discovered
lsut Joking aside. ism t it really very
nice to look about and find health
icr, happier and more youthful appear
Ing lot Of men and women t!!an one
used to see?
The woman is wise who refuses to
call herself old, but she must rcmcm-
Der that when her first youth has real
ly past dignity and seriousness be-
come her better than ilippancy and
frivolity. There is strength and
beauty in mature womanhood, and
nothing in manner or dress should be
allowed to dim it.
1t you are a woman, and find when
you look in your mirror that your face
Is certainly not as fresh and fair as it
used to be, make these two resolves
to take better care of your health than
you ever have before, and to carefully
rub out all the little lines night and
morning with the very best cold cream
that is i'll the market, for 'lc GOOD
and you II be beautiful is not wholly
true. 1t needs another little clause
to make the sentence read: "Bc good.
and healthy, and wcll-kcpt and you'll
be beautiful
MARGARET lIANNls.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-08
ATLANTIC COAST

TRAFFIC DEPAR1!!{
WILMINGToN, N. c., Jan. L
Fast Line Between Charleston al
1mbia and Upper South Carolinlif
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDUL8
GOING WEST. G0IHX
emo KO NJ
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y bright woman has said that she
thinks there should lie an eleventh
commandment and that it should read
"Thou shalt not mcddlc in other
folks business and that she would
particularly impress this upon the
girl child long before she makes her
debut in the social world but that if
she could not begin with the girl child
she would still not be discouraged
but have copies Of it printed like
tracts and scatter them broadcast.
You may think that this good
eleventh commandment and q woman S
youthful looks have very little bear
ing one upon the other, but break thi.
commandment or continue to if you
have been in the habit of doing so
and see how soon age will take advan
tagc of your disobedicncc to trace his
telling lines
1t is so we'll for woman to learn as
she goes through the busy world with
Us ups and downs that she cannot
direct the affairs of dozen people @,
institutions and look after her own
successfully at the same time. While
it is not we'll nor generous for wo
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-08

- The less fighting man does the
more he is going to boast IF his pow
crs in after years.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
SUPERIOR COURT
NOW In SESSION.
Judge Bennett Presides for the
First Time in His Home
County,
HIS CHARGE VERY IMPRESSIVE.
Some Of the Gases Disposed of and Various
Jurors That Were Selected
tOS rye.
HIS CHARGE VERY IMPRESSIVE.

Glynn Superior court convened here
yesterday and Judge Joseph w, Ben
net presided for the first time in his
home county. The other court officers
present we're Solicitor General J, w,
Bennett, Sheriff w. II. Berrie, Clerk
ii. F, du Bignon, Assistant Solicitor
R. D. Meader, Deputy Sheriff Robert
Deputy Clerk A. O. Townsend,
The bailiffs appointed were Mess. S. T.
Goodbread. Clinton Brown, Luther
Lamb.
Judge Bennets charge to the grand
jury WAS certainly impressive, He
told them plainly and in few words
what their duty was. Ee warned
them that partisan feeling should not
control their actions, that this was a
free country, and no one man or set Of
men must influence their deliverations.
"This Is a government of the people.
for the people and by the people. and
equal rights must be shown to all in
the DEMONSTRATION Of Justice"
Further Judge Bennett said that
personal grlspdshlp must not interfere
with fsaa bflis being found oef
those who violated the law and that
"the people must learn by your actions
that when man is guilty Of commit
ting crime he will be punished by the
courts"
Judge Bennett was disqualified in all
bhe MerchhhLs ~ iFhueFs hRhk oaseb
but rushed others that were on the
docket. through in hurry.
The cases disposed Of we're
Abram Leffler vs Phil Keller-suit
on judgement, Dismissed at plain.
tif's cost
Federal Transport Insurance Co ),
OF zunicb, Switzerland, vs. The Altar
tic Co.. Of Brunswick Suit on account
Verdict for plaintiff by consent
Edward Merkle & Co ct al, vs. the
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
osure. verdict for plaintiff.

closure. Verdict for plaintiff,
G H Schiller vs. Goodyear.& & Kay
Money rule. Answer of defendant
was sustained and rule dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
The grand jurors and their officers
are.
CIV Wright, Tbos Fuller, W C
Anderson, o W Cole, Il Gaskins, JnO
Postell, Dart, A q shannon, J l.
Beach, VIM NJ Tupper, J r Moore,
VIM A 0 Anderson, L A Miller, L
Foster, Samuel Curtis, r II Stahl, ]
M Madden, c G Moore. W A Haokett,
w Il DeVOe jr., Chas Halverson,
Mark ysrdery, NJ Elkan. NJ Mad
den, foreman; C shannon, clerk;
S G Gorton, BaliF.
The petlt jurors drawn are:
CA Herfel, J c Green, W A Wood,
G McGarveY, J Extrowilz, A J Lilse,
f 1 Herring, Albert Arnheiter,
Borchardt, J F Ovens, w e Dempster,
N J Parker, T W Wrench. J G Frsnk-
Inns Augustine. A D Jsques, John
Gonzales, J M 'Ammons, J G Harvey,
The tallis jurors age:
M W Bell, r B Goodbread, II L
Dart, B D WAldron, Chas F Jeffers,
C F Way. T G Clark.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
GUNBOATS SHELL THE JUNGLES.
They Run Into a Nest Of Insurgents Con
cealed in the Bushes Of the
Rio Grande.
ONE american Killed. AND ONE WOUNDED.
Twenty Of the Natives Killed and Several Wounded
Before They Flee for Safety-Other I'M
portant News.

Manila, May 1.-THE tnclad gunboats Laguna de
Bay Cavadonga and launch, under Capt Grant, ran
into nest of insurgents concealed in the bushes on
both sides of the Rio Grande river three miles above
Caumpt yesterday afternoon. The tnclads received
heavy voleys at short range, and sergeant Of the Utah
battery killed and one private wounded The Amer-
cans killed twenty natives and wounded several others
and filled the jungle with shot for half an hour until the
enemy fled
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16

Atlantic Cotton Co-sult on account,
Verdict for plaintiff by consent,
Arthur Hopkins vs. Mary Hopkins
divorce. Dismissed at plaintiff yoOst
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co. vs.. J
e du BIRnon- petition for partition /.
Settled,
Brunswick Foundry & Machine
Manufacturing Co. VS. J f du BignOn
suit on account. Settled
J S Bowden VS. J J Morel-suit on
bond. Verdict for plaintiff.
~ Lissner VS. Ohas. Hoffman, de
fendent, Mrs.F A Mock, ,clm'nt--oIaim.
Dismissed at clm'nts cost,
Carrie Baker vs. M A Baker, Jr.-di-
yoroe, Dismissed at defendants cost
Mrs A e Penniman Va Lucy Benja-
man Complaint. Verdict for plain
tiff.
1 Brunswie fopa q, s Beard u
Education, FLYNN county Complaint,
Settled,
Marcy Bros & Co, vs. Il E Taylor
Complaint, Verdict for plaintiff.
Mrs. NJ Parkhurst vs. A Mont
gomerY-- Equitable mortgage fore
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
CHINESE ARE SCARED.

Pekn, May l4,-The Russian demand for new rail-
road concession connecting Pekin with Russas present
railroad system in Manchura is still exciting the gravest
anxiety ere the chief Chinese officials having constant
consultations with the Dowager Empress 1t appears that
the general opinion is that the intended line will start from
Krkn Of Mukaden, and direct to Pekin. The Ger
and japanese particularly uneasy this
expected Of the Russians and it is said the feeling
among the prominent Chinese government officials to
every effort to secure British sympathy and aid
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
Rev Sam Jones lecture here on June
etb, is being awaited with interest by
all Brunswick

Prof Richmond reports his business
college is getting in fine trim and the
number Of pupils engaged is eucOur-
aging.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16

Mr.. Pat Golden. who Tor some time
past, has ssrved The Times as sub
seription collector, has resigned 70
attsud Richmond's Business College.
lie viii be succeeded by MI, Robert
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16

Deputy sheriff RObt Pyles Sestsr-
day brought to town Nose Dallas, a
Degro wanted for AssAultinR Mr.
Marks, the bay street merchant sew
eEal days ago
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16

Wood, Jr., who allied this position on
The Times prior to his enlistment in
the Georgia Volunteers, and is thor
oughlp acquainted with all details Of
the collecting business,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
WHAT DOES GOMEZ MEAN?

Havana, May f5.-Gen Maxine Gomez today in
formed Gen. Brooke that he Gomez coudno longer act
representative Of the Cuban army the distribution Of
the $3ooOooo appropriated by the United States for the
Cuban soldiers Gen Gomez action has created sem
sation, as it was unexpected
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
LAwToN ADVANCES AGAIN.

Manila, May i5.-Gen. Lawon advanced this
ing toward San Isdno from San Miguel, leaving gar
rison at Bainag. The command Of Gen. Macarthur
still remains resting at San Fernando The Spanish
general, Rios VIII sail tomorrow for zambaaaga and
Jolos, with the transports Leontce and poo Rico
relieve the Spanish troops in those places and convey
them back to Spain.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
A FILIPINO FAKE.

London, May 15.-The Filipino Junta has just re-
ceived message from AguinaIdo dated Hong Kong May
l2th. 1t is follows: The Filipino government, in
accordance with the general feeling Of the country has de-
cded to continue the at all costs until independence
is secured The Filinnos energetcay refuse the Amer
peace overtues, based restricted autonomy and
coupled with promises Of subsequent self-govenment.
The Flpnos demand strict fulflment Of the articles Of
the American constitution and the reae contracted with
the American representatives when impIorng Filipino al
lance in combating the Spaniard5 All the Filipino gen
erals support Aguinado. Lunas reported oyertues fol
peace are untrue"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-05-16
Mr Nell liregerstsn and MI sIaerr

two promsneni l0mbermsn have re-
Sfurned from trips up the road
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
LEADS ALL NORTH CAROLINA DMlES I'M NEWS AND CIRCULATION.

of urging soldiers to plebiscite on the
form Of government.
The police have placed seals upon the
doors Of Jules Guerins residence, in
which he still defies them.
At Nancy man named Pisson was
arrested ON the charge of espionage, and
has been condemned to three years inn
priSonment, 500 francs fine and to be
deprived of civil rights for decade.
OF the seventeen warrants Of arrests is
sued only fourteen We're executed.
According to rumOrs current in official
circles. the affair is likely to produce
serious consequences. 1t is stated that
the Government possesses precise and
detailed instructions from the Due
dOrleans to his agents.
Measures have been taken TO prevent
NJ, Guerin from communicating with
persons outside his residence, and the
water, gas and telephone connections
have been cut off
The League of Patriots Is organizing
meeting for Tuesday next to protest
against the arrest of NJ Paul Deroulede.
Further arrests have been made Mt va
riouS places in the provinces.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
ROOTS APPEAL ANSWERED.
The People Respond Generously TO the
Needs Of the Storm Sufferers.

The People Respond Generously TO the
Needs OF the Storm Sufferers.
Washington, August y. Responses to
the appeal Of Secretary Root for the aid
of the suffering and destitute in Porto
Rico are coming in from mayors Of the
different cities in the most gratifying
manner. Promises of money food ana
clothing are made, and it is said that the
work Of relief will be commenced imne-
diafely and pushed with all vigor.
The War Department is already as
sured OF having fun ship load for the
Mcpherson, which sails next Monday
In addition to the peas and rice ordered
by the Subsistence Department. the ship
will be filed with donations that have
been generously offered
The Secretary has designated the
Bank Of North America, New York.
as the repository for funds, and Col b.
f. Jones, Chief Quartermaster, to re-
ceive SUPPLIES and provisions His office
is in the army building on Whitehall
street, New York.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
THE SEAB0ARO'S OFFER
THE FIRST RAIL ROAD IN AMERICA ON
THE GROUND.
Wee President St. John Wires the Secretary Of
War Generously Offering TO Transport the
Food for Puerto Rican Suff rers.

Portsmouth. Va. August r. lSpe-
cial.) 1.-The following telegraphic cerre
spondence passed today between Mr.. l..
st. John, yice-president and general
manager of the S. A. t., and Hon.
Elihu Root, Secretary Of War:
Portsmouth, Va, August L.. 1909.
Hon. Elihu Root, Secretary of War,
Washington. ID. c.:
I'VE read with sincere regret OF the
devastation wrought in Porto Rico by
the recent hurricane and also note yonr
call for aid addressed to mayors II cliIes
Of one hundred and fifty thousand
inhabitants and in this connection
beg TO say that if you will designate Il
responsible representative to wnom such
contributions shall be consigned the Sea-
board Air Line will most cheerfully
transport such contributions over its own
rails free Of charge. Please advise.
'CSigned) E. ST JOHN,
". p. and g. NJ"
Washington, ID. c., August II, 1899.
Hon. e. st. John, Portsmouth, Va:
Thanks for your quick response All
food and clothing for destitute Porto
Ricans may be sent to Col il. b. Jones,
40 Whitehall street, New York city.
"(Signed.) EIIHU ROOT.
Secretary OF War"
The Seaboard was the first road to
tender its good offices.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
STILL HOLDING ANGELES
FILIPINOS ATTACK OUR SCOUTS
IN IT'S VICINITY.
The SCOUTS ARE FORCED 10 RETIRE
The March from Caulet 10 Santa Rita Was in
Some Places through Wafer Waist
Deep. Stay there to be Only
Temporary.
Temporary.

Washington, Aug. 12.-Secretary Root
has under consideration the question Of
calling for volunteers. While he has
not decided definitely to do so, prepare
tons are being made for the call should
il be decided to issue it when the thirteen
regiments now being organized are conf
pleted.
1t is said that additional troops may
be needed to relieve those who have
served some time in the tropical coun-
tries. 1t is also suggested that it may
be deemed advisable to increase the ar
my of General Otis.
Secretary Root has under considera-
ton suggestions from General Brooke
for bringing home some of the troops
now in Cuba. 1t has been practically
determined to have five battali0ns sent
to the United States.
MARCHING THROUGH WATER.
Manila Aug. 12.-10:40 a. m.-Ad-
vices from Calulet under date of August
18th report that General Macarthur
took the Ninth regiment battalion Of
the Twenty-second and a detachment of
the First artillery from Calulet to Santa
Rita, near Bacolor, ON Friday morning.
The entrance Of the troops into the town
was not opposed the insurgents fleeing
as the Americans approached.
The troops had a hard march Of ten
miles, in some places being obliged to
wade waist deep in water. Many Were
exhausted. The troops will spend the
night at Santa Rita and proceed Sat
urday.
Lieutenant Hazard of General Wheat
on's staff, with five scouts from the
Iowa regiment, marched up the railroad
into Angeles. A small force of rebels
attacked the scouts outside the town,
and Lieutenant Hazard sent for rein
forcements. General Wheaton's orders,
were however, that the Americans
should not occupy Angeles; and a force
of 600 or 700 rebels appearing Lieuten-
ant Hazard retired.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
BLOOD ON SAM0A'S MOON
The RIVAL FACTIONS HAVE AN0THlR
PITCHED BATTLE.
Wait Until the Commission Leaves ard Then go
at It Hammer and longs, Kings
Take no Active Part,

Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 12.-The
trouble in the Samoan Islands did nor
end with the departure Of the represen-,
tatives of the powers from Apia all
though they confidently thought they
had restored peace and brought the rival
factions together. Il. S. Meade. who ar
rived here ON the steamship Miowera.
after trip through the Islands OF the
South Seas, says the two factions were
still at war very shortly after the com
missioners left, and that they engaged in
pitched battle. The rival kings took
no part, but the leaders Of the parties
were engaged. Several were killed ON
both sides, and large number wounded.
Mr.. Meade says he got his inforna-
.tion from an officer of the German
cruiser Fake, which had been stationed
ut Apia during the recent troubles.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-13
CHARGES AGAINST MRS. PERoT
Case Heard in Camera-Further Pro-
ceedings Postponed Till Wednesday.

Case Heard in Camera Further Pro
ceedings Postponed Till Wednesday.
London, Aug. 12.-The Queens Bench
Division of the High Court of Justice
was the scene, this morning of second
development in the case of Mrs. Will
liam y. Peror, charged with the abdua-
ton Of her daughter, Gladys from Balti-
more, Md.
Justice Lawrence fixed 10 o'clock this
morning as the time for hearing the
affidavit which Mr. w. ii. Perot, the
father-in-aw of Mrs. Perot handed yes
terday to Mr.. RoseInnes, counsel for
Mrs. Perot. This document is remarkd-
bly, srong both in terms and alleged facts,
and, from the nature of these, the case
was heard in camera, the only persons
present at the proceedings being Mr.. W.
HI. Pero-, Detectives Gault and Collins,
Solicitor General Richards, Mr.. Rose
Innes, representing Mrs. Perot. Mr..
Newton Crane, who appeared for MIR.
w. IL. Perot, and reporter of The
Associated Press.
Mr.. Rose Innes addressing the court
said:
Il only received the affidavit in this
case at 10 o'clock yesterday. Taking
into account the fact that it is remarka-
bly, strong tracing the career of my
client since her marriage and
that it contains allegations of the
worst character, / must ask you to adj
journ the case to a convenient date. that
we may have an opportunity of answer
ing it. Ii | read TO Your Lordship para
graph seven YOU will see wherein lies
the strength of my application. 1t states
that whereas I1ctitia Perot has been
leading an immoral life since 1892. CO..
habitating successfully with three per-
sons and, during the past three years.
has dwelt and cohabitated with John
Neptune Blood, Barrister, as his wife,
and, further. has been residing with the
same in company with the child,
Gladys, since her return to England, she
is an unfit person to take charge and
control OF the child"
The Judge in giving judgment, said
Il shall order the child to remain in
custody of her mother until Wednes-
day, on the understanding of Mr.. Rose
Innes, that the child is produced in
court
Mr. Rose-Innes gave the understand
ing, and the proceedings ended.