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Recommendations 2ronfbcit IN lcincnl
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1880 ais ioldcr initollirt. Cornell be.
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Gnecn slnne's Giicubo6n.6o.

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
a Sunday Ride.

Shortly after | began the practice
of law said Colonel Ingersoll, 81 had
occasion to make a western trip and
incidentally to look up some records
in the country Offices Of certain
town.
"Whcn my research was finished l
had some hours Of leisure on my hands
and naturally drifted into the court
room, where case was being tried.
1t was damage suit for wrecked
buggy and foundclcd horse. 1t ap-
peared that the defendant, q young
man of about twecty-cne, had taken
his best girl out riding on Sunday
afternoon. They came home, the girl
On horseback, the fellow leading dis
hcvclcd beast considerably the worse
for wear.
"Thc girl was in court, but in bad
temper, and the most reluctant wit
ness | ever saw. 1t took some time
to get the facts from the young man.
1t seemed that, being very warm day,
the horse wanted drink, and as there
was track through stream where
the animal was accustomed % go he
took the bit in his teeth, waded in
knee deep and stopped.
THE check rein had not been let
down, and the horse couldn't get his
head free to drink. Not being famil-
lar with such gear, the pair did not
know what to do. Finally The youth
leaned over the dashboard aud un-
bucklcd the cruppcr.
That didn't work, SO he got out
and, securing a rail that lay by the
roadside, placed one end under the
rear axle and tried to lift the hind end
of the buggy SO that the horse could
get his nose to the water.
''The buggy lurched, the horse was
frightened, began to paw and back,
broke and overturned the vehicle and
spilled the girl into the stream. The
fellow dropped the rail, leaped into
the water and caught the bundle Of
muslin and saved her, but, oh, SO wet
and bedraggled!
The young man and the girl blam-
ed the horse, and the jury after ma.
ture deliberation brought in verdict
against the plaintiff on the ground
that man who would let turnout
to an idiot must expect to take the
consequences.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Ills Means OF Travel.

"The late Gen. William H. Payne,
who died in Washington q few days
ago, saw four years brilliant service
in the Confederate army and then re-
turned to his hone in Warrenton,
Va, at the close o. the civil war to
take up the practice of law" said
Senator Daniel, who was an intimate
friend Of Gen. Payne.
"Gen. Payne made quite q name
for himself as skillful handler Of
these touchy brethren-Virginia
mountaineers-and was quite famous
for his easy method Of gentliDg them
along and getting what he wanted out
of them. On one occasion, however,
he struck tartar in the shape Of an
old mountaineer and the result of the
tilt between them maddened Gen.
Payne to the pcint Of explosion and
upset the rest Of :he court room 30
that it was half an hour before the
judge could restore order.
''At that time Gen. Payne was
prosecuting attorney end was trying q
murder case. The mountaineer in
question came down to testify, he
having been awitness to the shooting,
which occurred near his home, about
fifteen miles from Warrenton.
"'You ssy you came down from
home this morning?' suggested Gen.
eral Payne, when the witness took
the stand.
"'Yes, SIR
"'You rode down on horseback, /
suppose?'
"'No, SIR
"'You drove DOWN. !.
"'No, SIR
"'You walked down, then?'
&c mo, SIR
Then you came down on the
trainf' suggested Gen. Payne, who
was growing irritated at the title that
had followed each laoonio negative
from the mountaineer.
"'No. sir, I didn't come On no
kyars.'
Well, then, sir exclaimed the
irate lawyer, If you neither .eae
horseback nor drove, nor walked, aor
came on the cars, would you kindly
tell the Judge and jury how you did
Gomez
81 rid one of Bill Furn's old
mules, was the solemn reply, which
vas drowned by the shouts of laughter
from ali present but Gen. Payne and
the witness. ."-Philadelphia Press.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25

- The opening of work on she Pana-
ma canal will prove great boon to
the young construction engineers Of
the country. For the next six or
eight years the government will be
able to take care Of large proportion
Of the engineer graduates OF the COL
leges. Within the last eighteen
months Uncle Sam has given employ.
ment to some 300 young members Of
this profession by putting them to
work On the irrigation projects Of the
West.
- Because the bride could not un.
derstand English and the groom could
not understand German, County Judge
G. w. Murray, of Springfield, Ill,
found it necessary the other day to
perform a wedding in two languages.
The couple gave their names az Louis
Maudra and Miss Wylte Wo:ti, the
former 26 and the latter 19 years OF
age. The ceremony WIS first said in
English, the groom giving the re.
sponses, and then in German, to
which the bride made replies.
- Only doctor or a dentist eau
repair some typewriters.
- A wise girl is known by the com
pany she doesn't keep.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25
Fooled About Operation.

Louisville, Ky, May l7.-Carefully
wrapped in bandages and laboring uD-
der the delusiou that she has uudcr-
gone dangerous operation for tumor
10 the stomach, New Albany, Ind. +,
woman is in the Kentucky University
here. Her physicians are carefully
watching her in the anticipation that
their unique deception may perma-
nently cure the hysteria with which
she has been suffering for several
months.
The patient was operated upon sew
eral years ago. Since that time, her
physicians say, she has had the hal
lroination that there would be recur-
renee Of the humorous growth. About
three months ago she fancied she de-
tected symptoms Of a tumor. Her
physicians made a careful examina-
tion, but could fad nothing of the
growth. She insisted on an operation,
however, and the physicians arranged
the deception.
Just enough opiates were admins
tered to reduce her to state of semi
consciousness. She could hear and
feel vaguely, but could see nothing.
The physicians; speaking gravely,
spent considerable time in definitely
locating the supposed tumor. When
all was in readiness, one of the doc
tors produced pitcher of ice water,
which he held above the part supposed
to be affected and allowed a drop to
fall at intervals Of about fifteen sec
onds. With each drop Of water the
patient WINGED and occasionally
groaned as if in great agony. Once
or twice she could be heard to whis-
per to the doctors to be careful and
net cut too deeply.
Finally, when it was thought the
hoax had been successfully carried
out, the doctors swathed the patient
in bandages and had her removed to q
room.