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LANCASTER & CHESTER
RAILWAY.
Between Chester and Lancaster.
In effect 12 01 a.m., Sunday, April 23,-1899.
Daily Except Sunday.
Southbound. Northbound
No. 1& No. 17. No. id. No. 14
P. M. A. M.| P. M. A. M
7 ?> 10 30 d Lv ...Chester ...Ar 6 3>l 9 30
7 65 10 64* ".... Knox's.... " 5 18 9 01
8 11 11 10 "...Rtchburg.... " 5 35 8 30
8 25 it 32 d . ItilHCOmvillc.. " 5 20 8 22
8 40 11 52 * ".. .Port Lawn..." 4 58 753
9 2' 12 32 " Graces... . " 4 18 7 18
9 45 1 00 d Ar.. Lancaster.. Lv 4 10 7 00
W * A. M. 1'. M. _ 11'. M. P. M
Train leaving Lancaster at 7.??t a. in., con
Ig. w_nects at Chester with Southern Halluav going
1 /- ?nouth, U At L going north and 11. ( & N. Ves
tlbule and local trains going west.
Train leaving Lancaster at 4 no p. ni , con
neets at Lancaster with O. It. A c. irom ('am
den, and Chester with Southern Hallway going
north and south and with C. A L north.
Train leaving Chester at 11 too a. in., connects
at Chester with Southern Hallway from Charlotte,
also C & L. from north
Train leaving Chester at 7 0' 11 111 , connectk
with Southern Railway from Col tin. Ida. (1. C
A N. front Atlanta and C. A L from Lenoir.
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LANCASTE
PARDON OF DREYFUS
HAS BEEN SIGNED,
The <^mncit of Ministers Yesterday
Took Action.
Paris, Sept. 19?The council of
ministerp decided to day to par
don Dreyfus in principle. The
pardon will take effect iu a few
days.
Dreyfus haB relinquished hip
appeal for a reversal of the judg
nient of the courtmartial.
The announcement that Drey
fus was to be pardoned had al
ready been discounted by predic
tions and there was absolutely nc
excitement displayed any where
along the boulevards when the
newsboys ran along at about 3 :1C
p. m. with the first editions containing
the statement that the
cabinet had decided to pardon
Dreyfus. The newspapers sold
quickly, but there was no rush
for them upon the part of the
! boulevardiers. Those who bought
the papers sat down in front of
the cafes and read the announcement
without comment. Every
one expected it and the decision
met with no opposition.
The Droits del'llomme, Socialist
organ, said: "Our task remains
the same after as before
the liberation of Dreyfus, to continue
the campaign against all
those who are responsible for the
lamentable affair, and unmask
the forgers, traitors and false witnesses,
even though they may be
covered with glittering decorations."
"In nrincinlft." la an
sometimes used in semi-oflicial
announcements of forthcoming
action. It seems to have but
slight bearing on the matter .except,
pernaps, that it implies the
fulfillment of various formalities
before the pardon is actually issued,
thereby qualifying the announcement
of the pardon with
slight tentativeness. It is not
known yet whether the pardon
includes amnesty.
Ti.? ?rt: ~ i
mo wmuHi announcement was
made in the form cabled to The
Associated I'ress in order to avoid
demonstrations of any kind at
Bennes and Baris. But, the pardon
of Dreyfus is not merely imminent,
it was actually signed
this morning. Measures have been
taken in Bennes in connection
with it.
The newspapers now publish
the first semi-official announcement
of the cabinet's decision
without comment.
The Journal des Debats, however,
says: "We are assured that
the family will receive an order
for Dreyfus to leave Bennes, unperceived,
shortly, during the
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The Journal des Debats, however,
follows the foregoing with
the report that Madame Dreyfus
' has taken a villa at Folkestone,
near Dover, England, This report
> has been denied, but many believe
Dreyfus will go to England
on his release, which may take
i place to-night.
The result of a telephonic inquiry
at Ilennes this afternoon
shows Dreyfus has not yet left
- his prison.
It is said that Dreyfus will be
i sent abroad, before the promulgai
tion of his pardon, in order to
i avoid demonstrations.
There is much remark here on
the strange coincidence of the
i death of M. Scheurer Kestner,
i the first champinion of Dreylus
1 and to whom Dreyfus will virtually
owe his freedom, on the very
i day the cabinet decided to par;
don the prisoner.
M. Scheurer-Kestner's death
was sudden. He had been ill dur
me the last few days, but it wan
not thought that his illness would
prove fatal.
Kennes, Sept. 19.?The news
that the council of ministers had
i decided to pardon Dreyfus was
received here with intense excite|.
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had a fit when she said she was
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j as she had used the eggs in inak i
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SEPTEMBER 23, 1899
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MRS. HATTIG HUGHES
IN GREATER DANGER.
New Testimony Given Not Admitted
at Former Trials.
Special to The State.
Greenville, Sept. 20.?The interest
in the third trial of Mrs.
Mattie E. Hughes is not near so
intense as on former occasions,
which is clearly manifested by
the small attendance in the court
room. Scores of people were in
town to day from all parts of the
country who did not enter the
court house or remained only a
short while to hear testimony
with which all are familiar, the
local papers having covered the
ground very fully in former trials.
Not more than half of the seats
were occupied at noon to day, and
a casual observer would have concluded
that only an ordinary case
was in progress instead of the
most sensational killing iu the
history of the country. There
were only two instances where
there was any material deviation
from the proceedings heretofore.
One was a statement of a witness,
J. L. Carman, as to what Hughes
said on the night of the shooting
wun reterence to the cause of the
trouble between himself and ,
wife, which declaration was made
while she was absent from the
room a short time after the fatal
Bhot. Some one said to Hughes
that those around his bedside
were friends and brethren, to 1
which he made an emphatic dissent,
saying that one who was
present had been the cause of all
the trouble with his wife and
charging him with unfaithful conduct.
Judges Townsend and Cage
did not allow witnesses to testify
in regard to Hughes' talk about
his wife during her absence, but
to-day the latitude was a little
greater and Mr. Carman told the
story that was quite well known
111 the community but was not
brought out under the lormer
ruling. When the witness had h
divulged the matter. J udge (iary I
ruled the evidence out as incom |
potent, and it will not be eonsid- ,
ered by the jury in making up!
their verdict.
The other point of deviation]
was the admission ot the dying|
statement of Hughes, which was|
written by the Kev. I). It. Simp ;
son. and which was ruled out at
the first trial, partly introduced
at the second, and, with the exception
of a single sentence was
admitted as evidence this morn
ing. The dying deposition of
lloughes is as follows, the words,
"Leo pleaded for my life" being
He Fooled The Surgeons.
All doctors told Kenick Hamilton,
of West Jefferson, ()., after
suffering 18 months from Kectal
Fistula, ho would die unless a
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0 W CO., WKW YOWL
omitted:
"Personally appeared before
me Geo. W. Hughes, who being
duly sworn deposes aud says:
That after supper I said : 'Mattie,
there is no way to settle our
trouble unless you tell me everything
you know and all that they
have said to you.' She said, with
an oath, she was going to kill me
and would give me two minutes
to get ready. I said : kMattie, I
would not hurt you for anything
on earth.' I got up, aiming to get
ahold of the .pistol, and she shot
me when I got up. I made no effort
to hurt her at all. There is
not a woman on earth I cared for
but her and I've told her that a
hundred times. 1 had a pistol in
my pocket, but not for her. I
make this statement realizing I
cannot possibly live. She has
pulled a pistol on me at least a
dozen times. I never pulled one
on her once. I Woula not have
killed her even in self-defense."
("Signed) G. W. LIughks.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of November,
A. IX, 1898.
R. L. Tapp,
Notary Public, S. C.
1 his dying statement is thought
to strengthen the case of the
State, and taken in connection
with the testimony of several witnesses
it is believed that Mrs.
Hughes is in greater danger of
conviction than before. The testimony
of the defense was really
completed this afternoon, including
the statement of Mrs. Hughes,
which was almost identical with
former statements, except that it
was given in a more subdued
manner and with less energy.
The evidence will be concluded
in the morning and the argument
will hardly consume the day, so
that a verdict is expected tomorrow
night. J. A. II.
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