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The Washington herald., 1906-11-02

Mr.. J. T. Preston. secretary OF the re-
Gently organized Alexandria chamber Of
commerce, to-day formally opened the
Headquarters of the chamber in the second
story Of the building at the southeast cor
ner of King and Washington streets
These. apartments were formerly occupied
by the Business Mems League.
The funeral Of William c. Wolf, who
died last Monday, took place this after
noon at O'Clock from his late residence
1924 King street. Rev. J. \. Jeffe.s, Of
Trinity N. +. Church. conducted the ser
vices, and the remains were placed in the
Henderson vault
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-05
Saw Mill of the Dixie Lumber Com
pany Burned Thanksgiving Morn
ing.

The saw mill of the Dixie Lumber
Company, which is situated near the
junction Of the Atlantic Coast Line
and Southern Railway, a short dis
tance from the cotton mill, was burn
ed Thursday morning between 2 and
8 O'Clock. The fire started in the boi-
Ter house and when discovered the
boiler house and saw mill were burn
ing fercely, the flames having made
such headway that it was impossible
to do anything toward saving the de-
partment Of she extensive plant.
The fire department responded as
promptly as possible to the alarrc, but
water pressure was not good and the
firemen were seriously handicapped
in their fight with the flames. New
ertheless they succeeded in preventing
the spread Of the fire and no other
machinery and none Of the great
quantity Of lumber stored on the mill
yard was damaged.
The loss was quite large, but was
partially covered by insurance.
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By
GEORGE BARR
M'CUTCf|E0N,
Authoc of "Graustark =


announced her readiness to be on the
way. With the authority Of genuine
princess she commanded him to ride
inside the coach, gave incomprehensi-
BILE directions to the driver and to the
escort and would listen to none Of his
protestations. When the clumsy We
hicle was again in the highway and
humping over the ridges Of flint the
goat hunter was beside his princess on
the rear seat, his feet upon the oppo-
site cushions near Aunt Fanny, well
arranged bridge OF boxes and bags PRO
vlding support for his long legs.
Eve want to go to hospital" Bev-
sriy had said to the driver very much
IS she might have spoken had she been
In Washington. She was standing
bravely beside the fore Wheel her face
flushed and eager. Baldos from his
serene position on the cushions watch
ed her with kindling eyes. The grizr
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THANKSGIVING ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Marion Wells Has One Thumb
Shot OF While Hunting.

Mr.. Marion Wells, a son Of Mr.. W.
G.. Wells, of Privateer, met with a
painful accident when out hunting
Thursday, and will lose his left
thumb as a result. After hunting all
the morning he and his companions
sat down on a log to rest. When
ready to resume the hunt Mr.. Wells
reached back and picked up his gun
which was leaning against the log.
AS he grasped the gun it was
discharged, the load tearing away a
part of the LETT thumb, which hap
pened to be over the muzzle. 1t is
thought that the hammer was caught
by a twig and caused the gun to be
discharged
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Beverly refectively. He did not know
what she meant, but regarded her soft
smile as the clear title to the serenity
Of princess.
She sank back and gave herself over
to the complications that we're likely to
grow out of her involuntary deception.
The one thing which worried her more
than all others was the fear that Yetive
might not be in Edelweiss. According
to ali reports, she had lately been in st.
Petersburg, and the mere fact that she
was supposed to be travelling by coach
was sufficient pioof that she was not
at her capital. Then there was, Of
course. the possibility Of trouble on the
road with the Axphain scouts, but Bev-
erly enjoyed the optimism Of youth and
civilization.
Baldos. the goat hunter. was dreami-
" thinking Of the beautiful young wo-
man ut his side and of the queer freak
fortune had played in bringing them
together. AS he studied her face he
could not but lament that marriage at
least established barrier between her
and the advances his bold heart might
otherwise be willing to risk. His black
hair struggled down over his forehead,
and his dark eyes-the patch had been
su-reptitiously ilt@d-were uausuaE.y
pensive.
1T is strange that you live in Graft
stark and have not seen its princess
before" she said, laying groundwork
for inquiry concerning the acts and
whereabouts Of the real princess.
MAY it please your hishness, have
not lived long in Graustark. Besides,
it is said that half the people Of GaE-
look have never looked upon your
face
I'm not surprised at that. The pro-
portion is much smaller than ima.-
ined. 1 have not visited Ganloot:,
strange rs it may seem to you
Zone Of ny company fell in VIII
some or yo,l guards fro1G The GaIsioo'1
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-05
SUMTER WINS.
High School Boys Defeat Darlington
5 to GA Splendid Game.

The football team Of the Sumter
High School defeated the team from
the Public Schools Of Darlington on
Thursday morning in a fine game by
a score Of 5 to o. The Sumter boys,
who had been well coached by Mr.. c..
Guy Gunter, outclassed their oppon-
ents, and while they were unable to
score but once, the ball was KEPT n
Darlington's territory most Of the
time, and the locals goal was never
in danger.
The teams were remarkably even
ly matched in weight.
The visitors had a heavier back
field. but the line Of the Game Cocks
outweighed that Of their opponents.
The game throughout was snappy.
It was played under the new rules,
and was splendid exhibition Of mod
ern football There was very good
attendance at the game, the specta-
LUIS COIlSlSIlAS VI pOI4 Ao1 AAAA5SoAAAc@AAo
and large number Of local enthu-
,siasts.
The Game Cocks scored in the first
half in the following manner:
Beale made a spectacular end run,
followed by another with Vickers in
possession Of the pig skin; Bowman
used the quarter back run to advan-
tage; Green circled the end for
good gain, .eing the ball almost to
Darlingtcn's goal line; Collins ope2-
ed up a Dig aole in the visitors line,
and Manni.e went through for the
touch down. 9e failed at goal; score
Sumter 5; Darlington 0. Neither
side was able to score further.
For Sumter, Manning, Beale, Green,
vickers and Levy starred, while for
Darlington, Irwin, Woodland and
Lawrence showed up to the best adj
vantage.
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TIE WATCHMAN AND souTHRoN DECEMBER s. 1906.

"You are going to physician" she
said resclutely, alive and active once
more, now that the worst part of the
journey was coming to an end. 'Tell
that man to drive in a gallop all the
rest Of the way"
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"Yoe1 eotU pardon me for not rising"
zled driver grinned and shook his head
despairingly. "Oh, pshaw! You don't
understand, do you? Hospital-h-o-s-
p-i-t-a-l," she spelt it out for him, and
still he shock his head. Others in the
motley retiaue we're smiling broadly.
SPEAK to aim in your OWE language,
your highness, and he Will BE sure to
understand" ventured the patient.
4 am speaking in MY mean, I pre-
fer to speak in English. Please tell
him to go to a hospital" she said con-
fusedly. Baldos gave few jovial In
structions, and then the raggedest
courtier Of them all handed Beverly
into the carriage with a grace that
amazed her.
''You are the most remarkable goat
hunters have ever seen," she remark
ed in sincere wonder.
aAnd you speak the most perfect
English I've ever heard" he replied.
ooh, do you really think so? Miss
Grimes used to say was hopeless.
You know had IA tutor" she has
t.ly explained. Don't you think it
strange we've met no Axphain SOL
diers?" she went on, changing the sub
iect abruptly.
eve are not yet out Of the woods, :"
he said.
ssThat was purely American aphor-
ism," she cried, looking at him intent
". "Where did you learn all your
English?"
,.sI had tutor" he answered easily.
.sYou are a very odd person. she
sighed. 81 don't believe that you are
a goat hunter at all-''
"If were not goat hunter should
have starved long ago." he said. "Why
do you doubt me?"
"Simply because you treat me one
moment as if I were a princess and
the next as if I were child. Humble
goat hunters do not forget their sta
ton in life"
s'I have much to learn Of the defer
ence due to queens" he sai6
'That's just like The [ikado' or
Pinafore,' she exclaimed 81 be-
lieve you are a comic opera brigand or
a pirate chieftain, after ALL
81 am lowly outcast,'' he smiled.
"Well, I've decided to take you into
EdelweiSs and
pardon me, your highness," he said
firmly THAT cannot be. 1 shall not
go to Edelweiss."
'sBut command you
''Its very kind Of you, but cannot
enter a hospital-not even at Ganlook.
I may as we'll confess that I am a
hunted man and that the instructions
are to take me dead or alive
"Impossiblew she gasped. involun-
tarily shrinking from him.
81 have wronged no man, yet l am
being hunted down as though l were
beast" he said, his face turning hag-
gard for the moment. 1.-The hills Of
Craustarh TIE plateaus Of ANphdin
and the valleys Of Dawsbergen are
alive with men who are bent on end
Ing my unhappy but inconvenient ex-
istence. 1t wc,:iG De suicide for me to
enter any one of your towns or cities.
Even you could not protect me, I
fear"
This sounds like dream. Oh, deer
me, you don't look like a hardened
criminal" she cried.
81 am the humble leader # the faith
full band who will die with me when
the time comes. We are not criminals,
your highness In return for what
service may have performed for you,
7 'n,nlora vou TO question me no fur
.s.n- l.-.--..,.. -l,..--.--.,, - 10
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-05

ST is mistake to use violent ca
thartic to open the bowels. a gentle
movement will accomplish the same
results without causing distress or
serious consequences later. DeWitt's
I4::--t,e Early Risers are recommended.
Sci: by all druggists.
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Mr.. w. ". Lawton, one of the best
known citizens of Charleston, died
Friday, aged 20 years.
Second Vice President W. w. Fin
ley will probably succeed the late
samuel Spencer as president Of the
Southern Railway.
Engineer George Folk, Of colum-
bia. MAS injure3 by the breaking OF
the driving roc on his engine on the
(. y 4; L. Il. Il. Friday.
A number CT the Wittekind immi-
grants who went to Anderson to work
in the cotton mills have become dis
satisfied and quit work. The trouble
is said to be due to labor asltators.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-12-05
ETo BE ocNx1HuED.1
THE THANKSGIVING BALL.

The Thanksgiving ball, which was
the opening event this season of the
Sumter German Club, was marked
and decided success. Taking it from
every standpoint, it will always be re-
! membered among the most brilliant
and enjoyable balls ever given in
Sumter.
A large number Of visitors were in
attedance, many of whom were Ia
dies. The ball room presented a most
gorgeous sight; the ladies were all
handsomely gowned and carried
beautiful flowers, and it is indeed a
rare occasion to see so large num-
ben of graceful dancers on floor at
one time.
Prof. Schumacher and his well Sc
lected orchestra rendered music for
the occasion, an6 il afforded inspira-
ton to the dancers from 10 until 8
o'clock. The excellence Of the music
was subject Of general comment.
At 1890 o'clock the dancers repair
ed to the banquet hall, where a de-
lightful course supper was served by
the management Of the Hotel Jack
son. After the intermission, Messrs
I. H. Moses and W. S. Graham led the
german for the remainder of the
evening. The list of those present, as
obtainable, is as follows:
Miss Ida Kohn with Mr.. W. 6.
Moses.
Miss sybil odorne with Mr.. R. D.
Graham.
Miss Marguerite Forbes with Mr..
]. H. Levy, Jr.
Miss Daisy Bowman with Mr.. w.
S. Graham.
Miss Rosie Moses with Mr.. H. W.
Hardy.
Miss Moneta osteen with Mr.. O. H.
Johnson.
Miss Lucille Iseman with Mr.. John
| Bowden.
Miss Bertha Kohn with Mr.. r. S.
Richardson.
Miss Emma Barnwen with Mr.. H.
B. Richardson.
Miss Pena sorentree with Mr.. Geo.
D. Levy.
Miss Flora Moses with Mr.. I. H.
Moses.
Miss Hattie Aud with Mr.. J. A.
Yates.
Miss Bertha Briggs with Mr.. selby.
Miss Cecile Jeanrerrette with Nj
E W Ware.
Miss Alaiiae Kohn with Mr. D. J.
LaGrone.
Miss Fannie Ryttenberg with Mr..
A L. Weatherstil.
Miss Veline Sanford with Mr.. Clyde
Brown
Miss Marie Noise with Mr.. R. D.
Lee, Jr.
Miss Pauline Davis with Mr.. E. w.
Noise.
Miss Annie May Hardee with Mr..
S. w. Gillespie.
Miss Neretta Mccain with Mr.. Will
lie Dunn.
Miss Alberta Schwerin with Mr.. w
E. Harris.
Miss Julia schwerin with Mr.. Willie
Mccain.
Miss Adele Dunn with Mr.. c. F.
Schwerin.
Miss Marie willoughby with Mr..
Jack McLaurin.
Miss Mable Cauble with Mr.. Lucius
Harvin.
Miss Walker with Mr.. Mitchell
Wells.
Miss Theo Gregg with Mr.. Eugene
Tucker.
Miss Lydia Lee with Mr.. MCGOWAN
Holmes.
Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Bradham, Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
HARDY, Mr.. and Mrs Marion Noise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Dove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shelor, Mrs Noise DeLeon,
Mrs. Ferd Levi, Mrs. ]. H. Levy.
Stags-Jas. D. Graham, Guy Nelson,
Richard Cantey, Ashleigh Tobias,
Moore, James silcox, L. M. Green, A.
B. Kohn. Theo. DuBose, James Pagan,
Burney Heyward, Jack Reeves. John
Lee, Elisha Carson, A. S. Ledbetter,
J. z. Anderson, w. H. Thomas, L. r
Williamson. Reardon, G. Ward Her
bert PARROT, R. O. Dennis.
Mr.. w. ". Lawton, one of the best
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Z Cmplre-I. z. MUIS6.
Referee-W. L. Boyle.
Timekeeper-W. Aiken.
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CHAPTER VII.

aHERE Swas soft, warm, yell
III low glow to the world when
4 Beverly Calhoun next looked
upon 1t. The sun from his
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She waa not ioa@ Il lsiling TIE
sr1ae. nna. .lleIesaige aa.l aad Zen
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