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M01LY1 AIRY, WORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER J.S, 1011
WO. 2o
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Sitting Out With "The
Howler."
Th,. "buffalo' woir," now ex- a collie-thnt is, we had them
f wis i !are variety of wben they di.l not race away
mil
In After I hal skinned it anl put
in
t
?ii-C IC.o, o .... ; - ,... -w lent, for
itn day easily tne iuo vo ur v.....
r, iv . nn Jim- woives ana k-a..-.
r,.Sil wen' caught
mmv than one hundred ami tw.-n-stl
fy poum
ma-stii7.
This wolf wan Litrht.-r in color
than, other varieties so much (
l"t-.. tliat at a distance
tlo- opening, ami dropped throughi ing, and that at bust the hi,!?
to the l"liMr.
To have a better view of the
wolf, he seized it hy itn still
twitching hind legs anl dragged
it into the light. Then ,aa he
stood exultingly over the beast,
the creature rawed its head,
opened its jaws wide, as if in a
huge yawn, und began struggling;
to its teet.
beast went under, with the d g
at its throat.
The collie was painfully but
not dangerously wounded. The
boy's clothes were sadly torn,
and he had got two or three
shushe that left scars on his
hand ajid arm.
(letting out of the trap was
not easy, lie cut niche tor ins
i m u.vpni ot t!ii lllHler logM.
Astimished, an. startled Jin ; -m a
stepped back ami loo,ed up at ( whih ))e tll,
his pole wrneh was over the ,.s Th,.nf st:lding
. .. . i . . t 1 I ! a L
wolf aiut a litTin oeyomi u. ,, .,.., lirt(1i w
hur that the brute wa.s sbnvly , tu? thr(.w hi,
regains its les he ook a run-1(H)N h;ml
ningstep f'pd and jumped stn humL
He leaiK-d high ti clear tin?! "
wolf, but the creature, tilting its j
One day I hail tin? luck to kill
. , t .1. .. r;.... .... t
.... , if" ...! tie wHitn- a l.at naut'T won . r-...
" . ... ... " ,. Wl
Wteriu si Hies n m.- i... f..- ..11 !f o.-orr-d to
41... IvifTIllUk ll 11 L.1L 1"! "ii, i. wv .
LIU '4II"'
wolf wa.s m
kins? oi us Mm.. ; ,i , .... .... 1lMf trsMj" ..
tliat weignea ; wnu .-i . m.i. r, ; head uiweri aimy upw.uu, utt'-
m an a sit ?mv- aers . herder, who. striking the ;
dswi.'e weight of a largeiOcheyi-dan. This trap had been j H llh 0))1 haI1(li ,,ut mis.sii.fc'
nairt at nines ny om- m . jjp.j Htitnd.Ied torwanl ami,
cr of the setlers; and several t(n,UK,ir witi, a hard bump
hwift-s or kit foxes ami pnune- un(i) p r)u snnt of ,m r,ml waI1
wolves had hern caught ;n it. I;,.fore he had time to recover
The tra.p was uimh- by digging llis j,a;.,n.,.t the pole rolled off
a m-tanguhir ditch, hn.ng it ; tl(i H above his head. He
with hardwod logs, and rearing i - . .. ..... th ., ,
tall enough to
firm hold of the
PASTOR QUITS ABRUPTLY.
Rev. G. E. Eaves Makes Public
Document Explanatory cf Ac
tion. High Point, Dec. 20-Rev. 0.
E. Eaves, former pastor of the
South Main. Street M. E. church,
hasi severed, his connection with
his congregation and rather un
ceremoniously left here Sumlay
on train N'o. M for Chicago. In
a letter which appeared in yes
terday's? Enterprise, Mr. Eaves
gives his reasons for leaving so
abruptly. He savs it is his de
sire to do work of another na-
FOUR TO BE HANGED
purchase rue a large, well con
structed tent, get a fine singer,
and preach to multitudes. (This
is needed). I g- forth in this
with no cranky idea but with
the old naked Gospel of our
Lord.
3. I want to say that there is
absolutely no friction between me
ami my church. It is lik giving
up a wife to give up the pastor
ate. It makes my heart bleed.
But I do it of my own will.
With great rexpect and high
regards, I am,
Yours truly,
G. E. E.t
w, i ni
an
old animal often appeared mar-
I Ii . .... ...1 l'ini..K." IMfc-
. t i i. i tm.oi. ;
j.l.l BkUil U ie. , ' MM I I H 111 . , ,
on u.e .iu ..-. .about, it a py rim id a I stnieture oil t
Ur A the buftah. herds and up- j,.1 These timbers wrrc!, t '
the calv. 'I1.e auumals rr1n,t(.hcd together and drawn in ! ; V " "
tlever nttmcrotman. ; to fonn a "turkey pen." seven; 'The-ounded
vanu.he,l th.-j . ,h 'the top four feet wide by 'vea ; h,,ul
j.reat nu,s.ue to the setth r. , '
i . ! n i I 1 1 1 1 i, II I t I 1 1 l I I
Mve up the minlstrv and will Greenville Cctnity, S. C. Lad
probably follow evang -listic Gets $100 fcr Growiu porkei
Bey Slayers to Suffer the Pcn-i"'"- ""
iy fcx Uta.pU Murder. ,P r?". Tliat fS,
1 '"' " . . .. ... first successful pig club contest
Chicago. 111., Thi.r-.lay, 21. - he e.u, not do jhsHc to hnnsell ,,),1(lu(,tf,,1 Sutlth (;am
Th- first quadruple execution ;il.d farndy with the salaries he ,;na ..m f() a f.,S(1 fMhr ir
th;.t ha. tal.en phn e in Chicago has had. II- further adds that , tM wh(.n jr.sUp T,.rrV T
.-inc th.- Ha; -market anarchists; he has accepted a guaranteed of-j (.V(,;ir(,M fiinU( rjaa
on th.- gallows m tinr wnn-r innn a grear. nou.se ..i .7.. ,ViW ,.... a r;Z(. of 100 foi
growing the bigg--s- pig, at th
! ast Xst, of a 1 1 of the forty
Our isolated settlement on
rolling eyes ai:.i
The lierder saw
glarircirg. had
u tu w..t....Iut..d tn take l.lacc' ner year, besides a chance to
tomorrow morning in the Cook; add more by commissions. Ilia,
county jailyard. The four men,: as s,.ii as lie g -?.s on his fe.-t
rth..r p.iiths. who are des-i financially he will purchase a
singer ai:l
fi
f I.m.'Ii lie the noose 1111- large ten?, g:-?. a
eleventh-hour respite is preach to multitiei. s. etc
NoiM-limhing animals coin. I ,. .....i wl.n.'ni.r skull uu-
Little Sioux River had at one , j, S(.nlm1)1(1 t!)0 sides and!,, r Hu- . " out at ,.
tune and another to leal wiui;jump iu aft(.P hait ; hue few, in- j t (f (h, h(.a,i. The beast h.uli
four of these iH-stH. AIL of them I.,,.,. ,.f t,m fM,,,i,i Lf(.t out. : , 1 . 1 .:n .1.., '
, . , . -- o oet iii .siii.Mieu, Mini sua mi.- . ,
weis- destructive and cunning, Several of the neighborhood dogs tl,.. hh, .scarcely o..t ot bus tei ns.
but the second and biggest one, j mi b((.n railjlt at ftno time orf T, ' " cliMM. to kill'- T1"' cri,11, f(,r whicu the fonr
another, and. I remember that on j it ,jim took' a clasp-knife from were condemned to death was
poor hound had nearly standi ; 1 r,:, i;ed the blade, and tho brutal miinler or a iru.-u i.tr-
t death before the negligent 1 ,1,..,,. .lt ti, v.(.ifrf ,,,'- l'.nt nier named (iuelow on tho out-
. . 1 " v" " ... .1 . 1 . - r
trapper nappenea to go on nis t, , ..r,..,ulr..' 11J0 vem .-uts were so skirts ot tne ciry cany ia.st kk
less an eieveuni-nour rm , . ' V, " , " ' ' , , , ,. 'an Ivssex big. 6 montlis and 1
grant..! are Ewald and Frank; Mr Eaves evidently '"y ,,;lVH ; j V.yhi uun
Shiblawski, brothers, and rhibp .that the labor-r is worthy ot (,nst (f o;!s , . a liml.
S.munerling and Thomas Schult. mre, ana eo.rinuse : iwiKrv Jhi . f.ulir(.,: la.tr(1 fo
The youngest, of the .piartetto w have pn acuci miiei. agaiu. ( I)iM .
IS years of age and the oldest Ls money, that th, ir pe.p!e have -j jm avcn ff U-50 lh
scarcely o.4t of his teens. bc-a trained to think that pas- j w.k durir.fr that time. Ihu
ihM members of the Grcenvilh
County. Biy Pig Club,
l'.ri-fly stat-.l. this lad mi.sei
an Ussex pig. i months and 1'
days old, weigliine;, odS jx.unds
-en trained to think that Ii"it,lch w,,.k that time. Ihu
tors ta.i u v t- 00 iiomoii
known in our neighborhood as
"fh'i Il(.wler," seciiicl to have
an a!i.i'.t hiunan intelligenee - in
evading traps, guns and poison.
This animal was a huge dog
wolf, ns bold as it Was cunning.
It Keenied able to gage accurate
ly tiie. range of, our muzzle-loading
guns, njid would pay little at
tention tV.h.lt unless twiil
Jet. sait-J its car-C
viogb v'- eneouuj .4to gil
it that we soon learned to iTTauT
up valuable animals whenever
we heard its voice on the
prairie.
At times it would come within
plain view of a dwelling, and sit -tin;
up on its haunches, with
eyes alert to guard against sur
prise, it would give vent to pro-
rounds and release it
Dragging the bait at my heels,
I appnaehed tho trap, and I
threw the badger into it with
out touching the logs. I said
nothing- to Young Jho", Im I
Yet, he concludes this letter
by sayiti'g that there is absolute
ly rv friction between him and
his church. "It is like giving up
a wife to give, up the pastorate.
It makes my heart bleed. But I
I 1 . . . I C U P t t. . f L 1 1 1 IF I, 1 1. V. 1 I &
of th head. Jills seuned to - ri( m.ed to disguise
rou.se the Unites laeiuues. u l"c fi- t"- fa.et. timt. thk sudden turn
f -. . .. 1 .....I. I. '.. "
n the we e armeu ii a. nun, io' . ,
,. 1 u wu., Jbas given much
erratic that Jim succeeded onlytoo r.
in giving it a slash en the, side wagon
The man was driving a
full of garden produce
leaped about, a
i henl, !
I.. 1 U .. ... . M UK.in flla t'li..
. .... l nion nm anl con.
1 inrhtiwi t i rem ri' wnfon np 1
ing the last month of the cor
I test the lad's p;g gained i
j weight at the rate of 3 pound
i a day.
The prize wm awarded not t
the boy growing the biggest pu
but when it came to cost, th:
lad "outstripped them all. TV
total cost. of raising a .W-poun
1 ma1 was si Li a.
rise to discus-!1 " . 7
Near at hand some lifS traded lor hts life on his
not only
ik Lamoivr the other mirwstenijrindi
IPr,
The contest Hs-jd'
of. J$. Ib -
lonstratmn w.;
. . . . . - .1 ft" . 1 , 11 1 t' ir r1.1 1 .
trapped animal, tryirg t. under-: Km-es, oirerui- tne noys an nw - thorities of CIom.s.. Colics Th
to wet down my tracks, I visited . mine the logs, bad dug a shallow oss...ss;ons. because h.
my lure. I caught nothing, but hole. Chidlv Would th" bov have 'wife and bab a month
as the weather was cool, mylcniwled into it had he been able,
bait kept well. j For now the big wdf, fully re-
On the fourth dav I was sent I hoveled, raged back and forth.
to help a neighbor with his' It crunched yreseiitly, as if about stabbed four times
threshing, and Young .Inn h-rded : f, b'ap over the barrier, and dead when f-und.
jm my place. .Not long att-r he eiuenny airaul to jump,
with tresh rage to
hotne, but the
youths was to
uneoiiNeiuiism s.
answer
beat him
Tlun lu
and
h.ul
old
of the
,' . . with her two children left TT!rl, t PH? f'lllf ca.me into existene
old ar ,, . . ..... " , th.i,
el f witll celio r.lllit tti otv l.n.'ii
was in Chicago. In the meantime
' ; the South .Main Street M. E.
lon.'ed nrul dis'ivtjirieil v...i!:
u t.,,..v, . f ! reached tiie herd .'rounds his turned
;u sue n lines 1 1 n; imiw r . o. : c .
the house would keep close watch jtollie ran off in eh.-.sv ot a jack
on his colts and calves. Often j rabbit, and later some of the cat
he would go out with a gun to ) lI, crossed the creek and 1:.-. 1
guard his 'stock, and sonietmie.s ! !'u for tllt:' distant uitlands. Hav
he would have to spend a whole ; Iu ,,u "t hand. .Jim was
onngeu jo go alter t's.-ni Iimiselt.
111
it m his yards or pasture, j
Such l hi. -iy and unwelcme vig-! In returning. h- drove the eaf
ils Were known among us as "sit- tie past the ash groe. He was
ting out with The Howler." removing hi.s boots to wade the
In the spring of the second j creek, when he heard a lioar.se,
year of this wolf's depredations i anxious whine a little way out
Old Charlie Weeks, a trapper j in the woods. Listening, lie
icated his Little Sioux! heard it again an unnatural and
when our first home-! quavering cry, accompanied hy
1 1 t
who iiiui v
"grounds"
-V-fctejid entries were made, visit "il
our settlement. W"e offered him
twenty-five dollars to uap or
It ill The Howler; but when he
heard our tales of the beast, he
declined to undertake the task.
"When a huffier wolf trets
uireai.cn .inn.
It savagely I. aped with fangs
haivd, and snapped them in the
frightened boy's face with a
cl:.-k like that of shears.
This frantic search for a wav
ort, the motion as if to leap at
tin- opening, the fierce threat
of attack wen- repeated again
"id again; and the click of the;
creature's t-etly cam.- a little
nearer at each approach.
Jim dared not move, but sat :
in silence, with knife drawn for:
a stroke. i
Suddenly, with every hair on;
end, the wolf crouched for ai
sounds as of scratching on tim
bers.
"Shucks!" he exclaimed. "Some
body's baited that old trap, and
Sheni corn. ml rn.f in "
He pulled on his Wts pick-1 at !ia i1"5" out in the woods!
cd up his light rifle, and hur-'i liM' u'l"ff yelp,
Three of the boys were arrest
ed a few hours liter whil-- they
were tning t- sell tin- farmer's
team to a horse trader. At that
time the police did not know
ti;cre had b.eii a. murder e.un
tnited, having arrested the boys
as hors.- thlews. Later the prisoner--,
eonfeM. d and implicated
the other d .;.! M:ts. Ti;. ir trial
and conviction followed within
little more th.ui a month. Two
other boys, each sixteen years
old, were implicated ui th
der. (.'11 account of their youth
the '.wj escaped the death sen
tence an are now serving life
terms iu prison.
Point for Oklahoma. It is said j "ro" n tH' enviil e Dad.
nt(."t.hat Mr. Eaves will connect hin-!Ae.w "ng a cash pri.e o
-r., i. mr uum r. i.aier in.
amount was supp!eme7ited by a;
offer of $."') for the prize tig'
church suddenly finds itself with
out a shepherd. K v. .J. II. I'.arn
hardt of the Washington street
church kindly came to the rescue
on Sunday night when the South
Main Str.-et congregation gather
ed and tried to explain the situ
ation. Tiie church has a good,
strong iiieniberssh ip. It is well
and centrally located aivl with a
tactful, well-halanee, pastor, and groans from the county jail ear!
tie- heatty. i lit -lligent eo-op r- to lay le. to th.e discovery tint
at ion of its meiabers, it is in a : Kev. Clart iu-e V. T. Rich., sor
position to do a siileiidid institu-! wait ing trial charged with ouir
' mnr' tional work. dering Miss Avis LW.r.e!! lo.
His letter in full follows: j mutilated himself severely wit!
.My Dear Sir: Knowing that a piece of tin. S. serious wa
the step I am today taking will; the wound that it was iWns
be noticed by the papers, I de- nect ssary to perform an ojh-ratio.
sire to maKe a putlie statement 1 immediately. Lat
can-ass from tlo r.-al estate fin;
of (Joldsrnoth & Agnew. Ti e col
test, was a thorough v.iecs. .n.
it is believed that, a gr-Mt in:
petus has In-.-u given the hog
raising industry in Greenvill
county.
Preacher in Jail Cuts his Throa!
lioston, Dec. 20. Cries an
ar at his throat. Jim W.sl a;- ti.. t:-v .,iaire ? mahe. Pum! statement ; mmeaiaieiy. Jter in the da;
himself to meet the attack. Eut ! w ' myseit. I will thank you very j the surg.H.u said the openitioi
jiuiieu 10 j;..- me me space xoa.s euccessxui, and ttiat unies
Deo. 19 Messrs. !il, 5"- . ; lxisoni,1i' developed tho prisone
1. 1 resign niv nastorate he-, would nrobab - rewiv.- i. n t-,
Way.
Statesville,
iiiw.li. ' l, ..:.! .1.1. ' ...... 1 a, . n 1 lie Wo I u.-ivsnn. uikh.I ...........1 I). M li.H'ee of nil L- m il 1.. mn) I
" 11. v. ..... ...i., ,..v. ti...e. jii; v nic IU i- - .. - --- - i :r.im.. if . I ; 1 l i. . .i
wiles o' man is useless. Let the to the tran without hen,-;,,,' th tell uixm Ins back, andl- VMvhrr, of Uoonville, are' " " rur lu lu r"7. 1 Anm amnonues, jai
ivoill IK (II MIL' . .
critter alone; don't put out traps -dog- again, and wondered if he ' Ia' .tl,fIU;d his head side-wise in I ,uw f''aged m securing the
nor P'ison nor watch his moves. had been mistaken 'a I''inig attitude. rights of way for the Statesville
womewiuit ut ajiotlier nature; and j otticinls, and the counsel fo:
common
has been lor five years. Sev-: Kicheson refused to
In three or four months the crit-i Putting down his gun he' " another wolf f WasTheiT through adkin, alonjr ;:."' 'f , Im'ma,1'
tor ll walk right into vour vatxl ' seniinbled up the logs to a V" t H?'ler maU' f,t 'thw surv' of i inlv, 1 U V 7 d? T Wh,M' ' & ai
some mornin Then .hoot him. ! whence he cuhl hu.k part wavi Apa,,4 the yelp of inquiry, near- In'a,'H U SllriT y 1 he f t ? "0t! ll'"tenm!ia lon. Jl inJlir'
It's the cheapest way to get rid into the opening. A gray Wy , T with a cry of joy -'il Kngineer Creenlee recently J i;' &J 'f wh influence, i
of such abeast." !shot upward, pair of j,, the herder recognized he yoie ! week in Yadkin going! m r; Vh; to , mt have upon the future lega
For a time we followed Old ' clutched at the upper log ,o,o his own big collie. It was the survey with Messrs. "4 uIlertak,n'g , r,K, clings in the case, and whe,
Charlies advK-e. Although voung site him, and a long mule ,,-' ' on "H master trail! sne.ee ana i-ictelier, directors ot , . V j , "
st(H-k was kept as close as pos-: jvaml between them For ,m : ,riu wolf heard also, and stalk-tlu' rad, and they are now tak-'1 .V , lKUl',rilte- 1 n"
bible, two or three calves were instant the animal hum' suspend- -'''' r,,1,, in the o,,en space withi1" P the rights of way. While i "'. !1' 1,1 .M'l'0ml l,,aU' "e w
killed before the warm weather, i ed ; then the bark gave way u- i a ,mv n,hI "'cna.ung K,-owl. Xear'ttwai' lr- v.uW- also visited! I'" . 'lf-t Vi'ilso-
Then for many weeks we heardider its claws, and it dr, 1 f" h the colli- paused to lis-tt. Airy, the terminal of thclV ,1 . I.n-VK,'r,f 1ani WJh
no.more of The Howler, and be- with a howl of distress. ' t''" !' H'is sound. ! roa.l. ! ,! i. ' "k'.! 1 7
The State convict force, which j t pn-eii-U
engaged in grading the Air I 'T'T V T V
Line is now working witliiua! ''T lilv ,l,,Srt,u V" ; ?
tin; influence of the anaesthetic
ould say not I) ing.
?an to hope that the creature; Young Jim whooped with ex
had left our neighborhood. j ciiement, and delight. He had
About the middle of October ' r. eogni.ed the buffalo wolf
James Michael, a near neighbor, ; the veritable old Howler, trap
and n.y father joined their e it- p- d at hist ! Fearful lest the
il I I . ,1 .1,1..
ne-iienis, in onier to run tmin neast sriouM rseajie at its next
on the Ochcyedan overflow lands, hap, Jim slipped to the ground,
caught up his rifle, and crawled
quickly back.
Tho-wolf, which had
for a fresh ban? turned
She.!" shouted!
v me on,
.nm, eagerly. And with a whine
of anxiety, the collie bounded
up.m the roof of the trap, and
the n- xf meni.-iit was exchanging
fierce threats with the wolf.
Jim knew that Shop would
fight with any creature on earth
, in his dcfeu.se. He leaped out. in-:
it tod to V"' Ii,t!'' ;m'na ad launched
a kiei: at the wolf. The Howie
answered with a snai tl...f e;oi !.f.
e til',' 1, ,.. mi fl,;. ),!;,!
ot
the V
aiiKiii rievr
.Ii
,n
in,
1 ill'V
And tlun
hurled its.
!f
, whore the late fall feed had fol
lowed a summer's mowing.
: i . i i i .. . , '. .
-is mis neiii (zi'ouiiu h us moie: .mo-won, Ullell Had .Sipi
than a tat!-, trom any hoe, lor a lrcsli leap, turned its :i!.mt
"Young Jim" Michael and mj- muzzle and snarled flivelv ,
Self, la !s of tixtotu and jrtfo n-, Young Jim aimed fairly between
t.en years, were ordered to h. rd its ies and fired. The Howh.-r
'the st.K-k. I went with the cut-1 collapsed, f II, ai d ki.-k.-d its If
tU in the morning, and Young back under the roof of the inn
Ji:ii -as h was called to distiu-! With, not!u-r vl...p of dellit,,-'-"Ji.u kn-w only that for 'i min
guish him from his- father re-! Jim glid to th" ground, got, 'the ot" ot two Shep held ii's own
iiev. d me at dinner t:nu 1 light ixde that was ns-d for , t-- with a fierceness
...... ....
v i a i . , . m .i. r A........ . i . .. : i ..... 9 .i
' ooi gtiii, in coins . ; .oitr III ailil out ol IhC
i.. ii- .v.ei ie s.ivf !i .ii." v- (JeaierS
l.v iii eont-ol.
. . .1 , . l.l"l
se ( ii nines .h me road having
been graded out from Statesville.
I he progress made is gratifying.
ti
on : ,
Til. . , . ' I'
slll'IN h'l 1 V.. Ill" lit.,.. .,1 in, .
!... . '. ..' 1 .than an mfid
in. n on are eou'g ia ! ami
You will never succeed if vi
William F. Patten Dies in a
biladelphia Hospital.
Durham, Dee. 21. -William P.
itton, son-in law ef ;,.n. Jul-
I want to s.-e the ' ian S. ('arr. ;f Durham, died this
ay when I can sav. "J affern.sn it 1 o'clock in a Phil-
ewe no man anything but to l ive a.h li.hia hosi.ital. He had le-en
him." A I 1. too. I believe i'l lie ill main Weeks ;i o.l- 4 ;,-, ,1 I'ip
r.ptuiv, "That he that jnovid- spnt nm. of that time with
not ior Jus own house his hiiu, leaving l ini Monday
tlenied the faith.
th- other half
tU
y.e.i didn't do it.
in explain
win
el.
i Nei i j! u;-. in wanting moi-.
. MU.il to toe
tri'o. ; Wolf's, that he ,:,,,., if 1.11...1 it.
T 1....1 t.:..i -. v it... i i- i i i i i ., . ' . ,. ' , . '
" ,u ouuuog ami uung i i; j eiimoea icies, ian Hie jn,ie jiero.xs . ktuie ,w Ueiever he s.nv an hp-
and is worse
So I have
if i --
ey. l'rcaeher have preached so
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