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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

NoN-UNION drivers in Ne@ York are
still causing trouble. The principal
storm centre Wednesday was at the
stables of Levy Greenberg, on Division
street A committee of the strikers came
along aud attempted to cut the traces
from team attached to waiting hesrse,
when Mrs. Greenberg came out AMI ask
ed what was wrong. As the report OF her
proves had gone forth through the East
side, the strikers began to fall back a
rush was then made TO the hearse, when
Mrs. Greenberg seized q bale stick and
laid about her right aud left. causing the
strikers to scatter like chat before the
wind. Some of them were hard hit be-
fore they got away. This ended the
trouble at the Greenberg stables. 1t has
been considered necessary recently to
have the crippled children OF the East
Side guarded on their way to and from
school. because the coach owner VINO
supplies the carryall conveying the chill
dren is undea the ban of the striking
drivers. The superintendent had the
carrya.l followed by mounted bluecoat.
Such scenes as those described above are
to be deplored. The times aie perilous
when funerals are attacked and when it
is necessary to guard crippled children
TO and from school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
rn Innnire into Her Sanity

New York, May 25.-The trial of 10.
sephiue Terronoya will probably come to
an end today, as when court opened this
morning District Attorney Jerome APP
piled to the court for the appointment OF
a commission TO inquire into tine girls
sanity. Judge Scott granted the motion
and suspended the trial until Monday. In
the meantime a commission will be APP
pointed and will inquire into the girls
sanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

IN THE House yesterday Mr.. Towne,
of New York, 10 debate on the diplo-
matte bill, attacked the republican party
as inconsistent on the money question
charged Mr.. Lands with dense ignorance
thereanent, and assailed President Roose-
veil as being out of tuue with his party,
quoting an early statement of the Presi'
dent that protection is vicious. But iu-
consistency is one of the cardinal princi-
pies of the republican party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
President Cassatt.

Philadelphia, May %. 1t is officially
stated that President Cassalt who is in
Europe sailed for home today. 1t is
SAID The recent revelations OF graft by
officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad il
responsible for the speedy return of Mr..
Cassatt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
New York Stock Market.

New York, May 25.-On decidedly AMI
mated dealings the stock market today
opened higher and almost bouyant in tone.
The bill stocks opened very strong. Great
Northern Preferre was up nearly four per
list was generally fractiOnally higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
Court No to be hanged on October 30

Court No / 70 De nauKeu Oh OCVOOeI OV
next.
Secretary Of War Taft, Appearing before
the House committee on appropriations to-
day made the astonishing statement that the
Isthmian canal. if a lock canal. will be com
pleted July /. 1914. He spoke for an ap'
preparation of s27 100000, TO carry on the
/ work
Reported race riots in Martinique, in which
the negro population was said TO be terroriz-
ING the whites. we're dscredted this morning
nv dispatch from U. S. Consul John F.
Jewell at st. Pierre Mr. Jewell said that
all vas quiet
The Senate resumed consideration OF the
agriculture bill when il met today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

responsible for all her trouble may be
warning to others, showing, as it does,
the possibility Of the weakest victims
ayengipg themselves. The unfortunate
girl, still in her teens, degraded and cast
out by her young husband, was, she
claims, haunted by voice which whis-
pered "KiIl the authors of your trouble"
and she obeyed them. Some believe she
was the weapon in the hands Of a great
avenOer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
Result of AdHertising

Wilmington, Del. May 25.-That it pays
to advertise is well appreciated by Frank
Bryan, well-known resident Of this city,
who answered al advertisement that a man
was wanted 10 manage real est tie worth
$4,000" He not only succeeded in con-
yincng the woman that he was good
manager, but would make her a good hus'
band, so they will be married next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
Fifty-ninth Congress.
Washington, May IS.
SENATE.

Because of the absence OF Senators
Depew, Bailey, Frazier, Hopkins aud
bolivar, action was taken today 10 the
committee on privileges and elections IN
the Reed Smoot Gaze The matter went
over until next Friday when it is ex-
D, cled that vote will be had on the
resolution offered by Senator Dubois de-
cIaring that SmoOt is not entitled to bis
sest N the Senate. 1t is believed that
the final determination of this case will
be postponed until next session.
The Senate this morning made The sea
level canal bill the unfinished business
and laid it aside temporarily.
HOUSE.
Representative Dalzsll presented the
rule after the roll call had been CON-
pIeted. He at once demanded the pre-
vious question on t.. aud another aye
aud nav vote was ordered.
The motion for the previous question
was sustained, 1852 to SO, and the rule
WAS then debated ~ minutes to each
side.
A sensational incident aroused the
House this afternoon during the debate
on The rule TO send the railroad rate bill
to conference. The lie was passed be-
tween Representatives Cooper, of Wis
consin, and Hepburn, OF Iowa, republic
cans.
Representative Cooper had vote d
against the previous question on the rule.
He had asked Representative Dalzeil
what earthly objection there could be
allowing Il separate vote on the express
company amendment.
Mr.. DalzelI replied that there are SO
amendments and all must be treated
alike that there would be no difficulty
about the express company amendment
anyhow.
al have been informed" said Mr.
Cooper, that men who will be on the
conference committee have declared that
the express company amendment will
go out"
"Who said that" Mr.. Hepburn de-
manded.
Mr.. Cooper hesitated. 81 shall not
give their Names" he replied, "but |
will say that it was the gentleman from
Iowa who is said to have made the state
ment that the amendment will go
out" The answer caused stir Of
excitement in the House. Any man
WHO said that told a falsehood,"
was Hepburn's warm reply. "Aud if
the gentlemen refuses to give the names
of his informant must believe that he
is drawing on his Imagination
For these words he was called to order
and he retracted them. But Cooper was
not satisfied aud 10 voice trembling
with anger retorted that this was the
6rst time he had ever been accused OF
falsehood." am not the only one to
whom the statement was made, he
said. at WAS made to others as we'll.
have told the exact truth as it was told
to me-"
Mr.. Hepburn tried to interrupt him,
but Mr.. Cooper waived him Indignantly
aside.
The House today sent all the amend
ments TO the railroad rate bill to con-
ference on the rule with the Senate. The
vote providing for this step was l44
to 105.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
Change in Schedule, Wash. So Ry
effective Noon. May 2Zth, 1909.
NORTHwARR

NORTHWAhA
Arrive 1882 a. III. instead of 7:}l a. m. daily
commencing MAY 2sA. A {. l.. Florida aud
West Indian Limited.
I.e,v- 9:27 m. instead Of 9'3S a. -.
daily Commencing May 2Sth), for Washing
ton and north.
Leave 1856 a. m. instead of 1921 p M.
week days, for Washington and north The
schedule of this train on Sunday Femains ~.
al pres mt, aying 1921 p, m
Pul man sleeper from Atlanta aud Rlr-
mingham on Seaboard Mail arriving S:lS
H. M daily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
RECONSIDERATION postnoned.

Greenville, S. c.. May 25,-By vote SO
to "a the southern Presbyterian Assembly to-
day decided to postpone the consideration OF
closer relations with other Presbyterian
churches until next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
SOUTHWARK.

Leave 8:l2 q. IN. instead of 7:57 a. m. week
days, for RichmOni and intermediate points.
Leave S:l2 instead u 1857 q. m. Sunday
only, commencing June 3rd, QuantIcO ac-
cOmmodatian.
Leave S:4l p N. instead of 7:4l p. m. daily.
SeabOard Express.
Pullman sleeper to Atlanta aud Birming-
ham on Seaboar.l Mail leaving A'exanira
Hos a. IN daily,
W. Z TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
Cornell Wins.

Boston, May 25.-The race between
the Cornell aud Harvard eight was won
by Cornell by tSo lengths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

For painful burn there is nothingsiike
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. There are a
a host OF limitations of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve on the market-see that you get the
genuine. Sold by W. F. Creighton Co.,
4Ol King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY %. 1907.

The ACTION of the Phillips Andover
Academy faculty in AndOver, Mass IN
expelliug fifteen students who we're con-
ceyaed in the ducking of Manager John
NJ. Stewart, of the Philips Inn, in Rab-
bit Pond, Friday night is generally
commended. The faculty is said to
have in contemplation the expulsion OF
four or FIVE more One Of the youth
expelled is grandson of Admiral
Dewey. Some OF the more Outspoken
students are threatening vengeance and
saw that there will be more trough
boase" before the affair is over; others
threaten TO leave the academy. The
latter should he compelled to fall In line
with those who have already been ex-
pelled The conduct of many students
at institutions of learning has brought
no little odium upon the latter The
recent scenes at the naval Academy
showed what WIS at one time permitted
in that place 1t is no uncommca
thing for quiet people 10 unfortunately
board trains or steamboats, on which
parties of students are travelling.
While not always rioters their boisterous
conduct proves annoying to all the other
passengers who rejoice when they see
them disembank. 1t is high time for
he principals ofcolIeges to impress upon
pupils salutsry lessons of good behavior
aud campel them to realize that others
have rights they are bound to respect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25
The Market.
Georgetown. Nav % Wheat 7bas6.

Mr.. VIM. H. Baum, prominent
citizen of Washington, died at his office,
2O5 7th, street southwest, Tuesday even
ing last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

4 O3T.-ROUND GOLD BROOCH, tur-
IL quoise in center: four pearls on the outer
edge. Finder will pesse leave same al
Ramey's printing Office, ll3 south Royal
street. and receive reward.
my23 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-25

Summer prices on coal. See our advertise
ment. W. A. SAOOI q W.
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LOST.

I OST:-In Alexandra or ON road between
IL there and AccOtiRk, Va, saiehel with
P0CKETBOOK containing money, bank
book and other miscellaneous articles, also
address aud name of loser. Finder Will
please return to Gazette Office for reward.
Iny24 3ts
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-12-21
NOTICE
OF the opening of Books OF Subscription
to the capital stock OF the South
Carolina Public Service Corporation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV
EN-, that by virtue of Commits
sion issued to the undersigned
Board of COrporatorS by the
Hon. Jesse T. Can't. Secretary
of State. for the State of South
Carolina, and dated the Nine
tccnth UOtm day of November.
1900, Books OF Subscription to
the capital stock OF the SOUTH
CAROLINA PUBLIC SER
VICE CORPOR.\TION will be
opened. by the undersigned Cor
poratorS, at the office OF said
SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC
SERVICE CORPORATION.
Edisto building, in the city of
Orangeburg, State of South Car
olina. on "Wednesday. the ninth
day OF January. \. ID. 1907, at
10 o'clock \. NJ. OF that day. and
will be kept open until the whole
OF the capital stock, as provided
in said Commission. or a sufti
cient part thereof as required by
law, shall have been subscribed.
Joseph ]. Timmes,
]. &. LAWN.
Josepk \. Bill.
George Fleck. Jr.,
John p. Bonney.
Chas. r. NanEttcn,
rofn +. TinrmeS,
John {. Lott,
Joseph a. Craig,
Sol kohn.
Robert II. Jennings,
Lawrence NJ. Pinckncv.
Board OF Corporators.
November p, 1906.
5O-4t.
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brushed past him laughing boisterous-
ly. The sound Jared him.
Was it drugsI" the stranger went on
easily Il have always had Il theory
that ii was"
Yes. 1t was mOrphia.' The answer
came before Chilcotc had realized it.
The woman'S laugh at the strangers
quiet persistence had contrivcd to
draw it from him. Instantly he had
spoken he looked about him quickly.
like one who has for moment for
gotten necessary vigilance.
There was silence While the stranger
thought over the information just given
him. Then he spoke again, with q new
touch OF vehemence
80 I imagined" he said "though on
my SOUL l never really credited 1t. To
have gained SO much and to have
thrown 1t away for n common vicew
He made an exclamation Of disgust.
Chilcote gave an unsteady laugh.
"You judge hardly" he said
The other repeated his sound Of con-
tempt. Justly so. No man has the
right to sQuander what another would
give his soul for. 1t lessons the gen
eTil respect lot power.
You are believer in powcr?" The
tone was sarcastic, but the sarcasm
sounded thin.
YES. All power is the outcome Of in
divlduality, either past or present
find no sentiment for the man who
plays with It,"
The quiet contempt Of the tone stung
Chlcotc.
''DO you imagine that Lexington
made no fight?" he asked impulsively.
Cant YOU picture the mans struggle
while the vice that had been slave
gradually became master?" He stop
ped to take breath, and in the cold
pause that followed 1t seemed to him
that the other made murmur of in
credulity
Perhaps you think Of morphia as n
pleasure?' he added. Think of 1t, in
stead, as tyrant that tortures the
mind if held to and the body If cast
off" Urged by the darkness and the
silence Of his companion, the rein of
his speech had looscncd. In that mo-
mcnt he was not Chilcotc. the member
for East Wark, whose moods and ST.
lenccs We're Jvcrbial, but Chilcote
the man whose mind craved the relief
of speech.
You talk rs the world talks-out Of
ignorance and self righteousness" lie
went on. Before YOU condemn Ley
ington YOU should put yourself in his
place
"AS you do:" the other laughed.
Tnsuspccting and inofrcnsive as the
laugh was it startled Chilcote. With
sudden alarm he pulled himself up.
~" He tried 10 echo the laugh.
but the attempt fell fiat. ooh, I mere
ly speak from-from De Quincy. But
l believe this fog is shftinS-I really
believe it is shifting. Can you oblige
ne with Il light? / had almost forgot
ten that Il man may still smoke though
he has been deprived Of sight" He
spoke fast and diSjointcdly. lie was
overwhelmed by the idea that he had
let himself 30 AMI possessed by The
wish to obliteratc the consequences
AS he talked he fumblcd for his ciga-
rcttc case.
His head was bent rs he searched
for it ncrvouSly. Without locking up
he was conscious that the cloud of fog
that held him prisoner was lifting.
rolling away. closing back again pro
pAratplY to final disappearance. HIav-
ing found the case, he put Il cigarette
between his lips ana raised his hand
at the moment that the stranger drew
Il match across his box.
For Il second each stared blankly ut
the others face. suddenly made visi-
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bic by the lifting Of The fog. The
match in the Strangers hand burned
down till it scorchcl his fingers, and,
feeling the pain, he laughed and let 81
drop
"Of all odd things" he said Then lie
broke off. The circumstance was too
novel for ordinary remark
BY one Of those rare occurrences,
those chances that seem too lid for
real life and yet belong to no other
sphere, the two faces so strangely hid
den and strangely revealed were iden-
tical, feature for feature. 1t seemed
to each man that he looked not at the
face of another, but at his own face
reflected In q fawless looking glass.
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fro Re CONTINUED
Unprintable.

Emma sat at the piano, striking stri-
dent strokes.
When father. up I'm the smoking room,
yelled Goodness! Holy smokesl''
Those weren't the words he really used
Oh, no! But still i fear
II should tell you what they were
There'd be a blank space here.
New York Times.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER
OF the South Carolina PubliC Service
Corporation, which if granted, will
confer among other things, power to
condemn lands and other property
for alCOrpOrdte Purposes.

oVuuOhiu plUpVltN
Tor dlCOrpOrdte Purposes.
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV
EN-, that under and pursuant to
the provision of Article ".
Chapter NLNIII, of Volume l.
Code of laws OF the State of
South Carolina, 1902, and Acts
ah.endatOry thereto, the under
signed Board of Corporators
will on Wednesday, the sixteenth
day of January, \. d. 1907, at
II o'clock NJ. of that dav. make
application to the Secretary OF
State, of the State of South Car
Olina, at his office in the City Of
Columbia, in said State. for
charter for the SOUTH CARO-
LIMA PUBLIC SERVICE
CORPORATION. in pursuance
OF the Declaration heretofore
filed and the commission issued.
If the said charter be granted.
the said corporation will be au-
thorized and empowered to con
dcmn lands and other property
for its proposed Railroad or
Railway tracks and stations, and
landings for its proposed Steam
boat business or system, and for
all other corporate purposes of
the said Corporation. as fully
set forth and stated in the said
Declaration and Petition. ROW on
file in the said office of Secreta-
ry of State, to which Dcclara-
ton reference is hereby specially
made as part of this notice, and
proposes to condemn lands and
other property for all of its cor
porate purposes, if necessary, in
the following counties, to wit:
Charleston, Berkeley, Dorches-
ter, Orangeburg. Richland. Lex,
ington, Saluda, Greenwood, Alb
beville, Anderson, Greenville
Spartanburg, Cherokee, York
Chester, Fairfield. Union New.
berry. Laurens, Aiken, Colleton
and Bamberg, in the State OF
South Carolina, and Mccklen-
burg county in the State Of
North Carolina; and also in the
following Towns and Cities:
Charleston, Orangeburg, Lex
ington, Columbia, Saluda. Green
wood, Abbeville. Anderson.
Greenville, Gaffney, Yorkville.
Rock Hill, Chester, Union, L,au,
rens, Newberry, Aiken and
Bamberg, and other Cities and
Towns in the counties above
mentioned, and to own, construct.
equip and operate a Railway or
Railway system for local busi-
ness, within the said Towns and
Cities.
Joseph J. Timmes,
J. c. LAWN.
Joseph A. Bill,
George Fleck, Jr.,
John P. Bonney,
Chas. B. VanEtten,
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John =. Timmcs.
John { Lott.
Joseph \. Craig,
Sol Kohn,
Robert II. Jennings.
Lawrence NJ. Pinckney,
Board of CorporatorS.
at.
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Plaintiffs Attorney.

IalllllIS Attorney
]. Frank Pcakc,
Clerk OF Court. (Scal.)
To the Defendants Robert Lee Ste.
vcrSon. McDufiic s. Stevenson. Lou
la Sandcrson and Lillian Stcversona
Take Notice: That the Complaint in
this action, together with tile SA,A
mons. OF which the foregoing is az
copy, was duly filed in the Office OF they
Clerk of Court OF Common Pleas for
Union county, South Carolina, at Un-
ion court house. s. c., on the 18th day
oi November, A. D. 1906
]. A. Sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union s. c.. Nov. IS, 1906.
To the Defendants Bessie Estes, Dun
can Estes. Bolton Estes, Robert La
Stevenson, McDufie S. $teverso1
and Lillian Stevenson:
Take Notice: That unless you pfoA
duce the appointment of a guardian J
ad litcm to appear and defend this ac-
ton in your behalf, / will, after twen-
ty days from the date of the service of Z
the Summons, Complaint and this Mo-
tice, in this action, upon you, apply to
C. II. Peake, Esq, Mast9 for Union
county, at his office, at Ncion courtt
house, for an order appointing some
suitable person as guardian ad litem
for you, and authorizing and requiring
him to appear and defend this action
in your behalf.
J. A. Sawyer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union, S. c., Ncv 18th, 1906.
Ak
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
codSpinsNIrved.

co&pi1sr>Sv
State of South Cd
Union County. -
Court OF Conn
r. Melvin Estes, Id
Fannie McHugh, '
thir y. Estes, Io
McQuown, Tincy
ties, Massic Lee
ciS Keller, Johnri
May Stevenson ann
all
Mary y. Estes, a. :
Sarah Minnie GA 1oaESrs-
dcrson, Bessie ADuucan ~
ties. Bolton Estes, \rt Ice ~ o,d
erson, McDunic S.everson ',te "
Lillian Stevenson, Deien.NN
To the Defendants abb u,nea' ~
You arc hereby sumSnfd anu ,h;s
quircd to answer the Cox hnt M .;,h M
action, OF which a copyE hc' ,,;ch
served upon you. the org gaI Oh du-
said Complaint and Sunni, ,nS W.' ot
ly filed in the office OF Ehc ,T.,;on
Court oi Common Pleas ''r orrt
county. South Carolina, at Om'" No
house. 5. G., on thcl 18th day Oh -s a
vemher, A. D. 1906, and to ,,;s Com
copy of your answe >u1s!.sssH Oh
plant on the subscO Ethir
ilccs at Union, South Ins
twenty days alter the
exclusive OF the day
and ii you iail to an
plant within the
plaintiffs in this acfid w.
Court for for the rclics
the Complaint.
Dated at Union, South T. 3 4, n
vcmbcr 18TH 1906.
J. A. ',er, ..
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
LITTLE TALKS .

W. BRAY-No any forming Prices won
go politics rretcnses
pie know precisely where stand.
Young
stand the Bishop block, opposite his hotel.
wooDs-Yes prospects doing
a big
they keep cutting salary
discussion of the
SUPERINTENDENT HOLLOWAY this criticism
criticism engineering problems by who know
nothing them
politicians looking in the Fifth District
get repairing Liha
The condition there is frghtful
IIGHTFooT-You horrible about the
prisoners police with
OF statonhouse witnesses pledged to testify their
of idea
putting gateway principal I'm gat
to Hlonian
If Maon has the
the class of the Hionn and En-
believeth oa should in also
if the IIio railroad r
directly
Volcano House be
believe surely visit tn
showed of activity and
lhavese esuvu n action.
MoToRMAN the police
running condition
Waae road The fact that they to hd
that they bu
know that covering of them
s expected in this country