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WELDON. N. C. THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1901.
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A tiny baby was uurxpidcdly aiblid
to the Bradley-Martin family this week.
Mrs. Bradley-Martin, her dauyLtrr.
Lady Craven; her s m io law, Lord Cra
ven, and hrr grandchild, the " year old
Viscount liuffintoo, have been lur. I'r
the last three wei ka, and will run tin un
til the Lmlon season in June. V,ii-
ucsdiy the little Lord Bufliutilun was
busy milking mud cakes in the park,nhm
his nurse scnl him to give some pennies
to a famished-looking woman with a baby
in her arms and four other haoiiK to
her skirts.
The 3-year-old Kuojish lord im n. -
dialely took a ureal faney to the suck
ling baby, because "she smiled with hiin
and chewed his finger." The ruothir
was compelled to ait un a bench so that
ihc Viscount could admire the baby all
he wanted
When his nurse ni'jd to lake the boy
home L ird liuffiojhm kicked, bit and
rolled liiilis'll' in the mud ralher tbari
part fr m his new friend.
' I want ilmt baby," he cried.
reartui! the V iseount Would go into
CjuiuIsioiis his nurse asked the pauper
mother to accompany her as far as the
Elysefs 1'alaco Hotel. But there ih
youiif;-ter again made Mich a scene thai
hundreds ot passers by gathered
Finally Grandma Bradley-Mania came
down and imni.diately decided that Lord
Burlington should nave the playmate lie
wsDteil.
Inquiry proved the Wither to le
woithy of interest The husband i
father was killed in a quarry and
bis nuuerous fnuily left in absoluti
want
The preily pauper baby is nuw dress, d
in the costliest tinny and is the linle
lord a most precious toy She will I
adopted by llie Craven's and will be
reared by the Viscount. The babj's
tu .iber, I'lekiiiu t i in in new cloihes, will
lure a place in the nursery Her otli
children have b. en placed at achonl i
i hi) Bradley-Marlins. Paris ('able
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Savagery.
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Tears sprani; to the eyes ofihe inissii n
worker.
"Ah, yes," a'nlml sin ; 'duly last tv. u
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l ilies under the fin;er bol." I)etr..i
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Folded Hands.
Pule, withered hands that more than fourscore years
Had wrought for others; soothed the hurt of tears,
Rocked children's cradles, cased the fever's smart,
Oropprd balm of love in many an aching heart.
Now stirless, folded like wan rose leaves jiressed
Above the snow and silence of her breast.
In unite appeal they tell of labors done,
And well earned rest that came at set of sun.
From the worn brow the lines of care are swept,
As if an angel's kiss the while she slept
Had smoothed the cobweb wrinkles (piite away
And given back the pence of childhood's day;
And on the lips a smile its if she said:
"Jsoneknow's life's secret but the happy dead.''
So gazing where she lies, we know that pain
Ami parting cannot cleave her soul again.
And we are sure that they who saw her last,
In that dim vista which we call the past.
Who never knew her old and weary-eyed,
Remembering best the maiden and the bride.
Have sprung to greet her with the olden speech,
The dear, sweet names no later love can teach,
And "Welcome Home?" they cried, and grasped her hands,
So dwells the mother in the best of lands.
Makiiaukt E, Sangstku.
The Beginning of the End.
THE FAIR SEX.
WOMEN AS CONFIDANTS.
They Are Almost Certain
Keep Men's Secrets, But
To
An Electric, Buzzer That Made
Ghastly Noises At Night.
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'Over the river let us cross, and 'neath the blissful shade
Of the trees eternal let us rest,'' was what our "Stonewall"
aid.
He who, a short time singe, had braved, unscathed, the northern
toe,
Through error of his own stanch men received the fatal blow.
At Chancellorsville, true, victory graced the Stars and Bars, but
yet
Our loss than gain was greater far as Jackson's sun had set.
Yes, he had gone; his meteor course would dazzle world no more
His noble form must now, alas, m retrospection soar.
His magic name a tower of strength no more 'mid shock of
strife
Would Southrons cheer, for cruel death had cut the thread of life.
His glorious work on earth was o'er; his mission was complete;
Anil when fames zenith vas attained, then came tne winning
sheet.
Blest Christian hero! Dixie's pride! To end of Time, he'll reign
As grand Exemplar of a cause he battled to maintain.
nd when, in distant vears. thev'll sing the praises of theOray,
No theme u hiirher nhice will hold than "Stonewall Jackson s
way. Chas. Hdgkworth Jones
TWO YOUNG WOMEN SUING
FOR THE SAME HUSBAND,
STRANGE CASE III WHICH THE LOVE OF THREE PEOPLE IS INVOLVED
Beautiful Frail Girl, Brave and True, Deeply Infatuated
a Young Man Writes Him If He Marries the Other
Girl she will Kill Herself, and Tells Him She
Has Grown Hump and Wealthy.
With
'Jtf,'.jisJV DceiON.
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mvftiitlnn II pr.hnW pnlpinMf. "it'rwiiiit.-ii
UoninnrllTtiO'1iit1J. lUti-ltviH'koti I'n'a'iiti
rnt fr t inert irfm r ft" '"iTinif 'HHi'.
l'ltmH Uki'i) IlirniiKii Mwiu A lo. rttvl
ptruti Hofit, without ctar?, la tUo
Scientific Jfiacrlaa.
A hinioiii.y HhirtrrtH tMHf, ! iffMl "tr.
rultMiutt i'f nr ili'ilt Jouniftl, T'-m. IS
ft-nr : f-ur pioiiltu. It 1M4 bj all TUM.ler.
There is a siratifie uud novel conflict in Hiehniond county between two young wo-
. V. III. Tl .
mm as iii wliose husliand Is a yi.uug man by tne name ol liOUis Seville, i uis
youo luuu is llie second son ol a lamnv ol lite br tneis nouesi, inuusirious peo
ple who have for some lime be. o ctnMijcd in the saw-mill business.
About two years ueji Louis was in love wiih Miss Helen Dclamere, whose lamily
fjfided mar Laurel Hill, iu this C'Uiiiiy Miss Delauuro is a fragile youni; girl cf
eighteen, and is a great bcuuly tier bcalih is extremely delicate owing tit her frail
phyical organization. For this reason and no other the Neville family were bitter
ly oj posed to the marriage, and by dint of effort they succeeded in breaking off the
engagement. Nothing more was thought of this love romance, and in due lime
L uis placed his affections elsewhere.
A pretty young school teacher of his township by the uauie ot (Catherine Steele
was bis love this time Thursday, September 6th la.-t was the day fixed lor the
I'ddiug and ex'ensive preparations wre made everything moved on as "merry as a
. . . i i .1 i i.
marriage bell. luvtlations to tnetr nt-mis were exteojeu, tne auenuauis ou eaco
aide were selected and had accepted, and all preparations were concluded. Nothing
oocurred to mar the serenity tf the occasion until just before the day set for the
wedding, when young Neville received a letter from Miss Delamere, who is living
just over i lie line, in South Carolina, iu which she informed him that she had jus1
heard of his proposed marriage with Miss Steele, and that she loved him more de.
voledly than ever before, that her health was good and that she had picked up many
pounds o( flesh dutiug the past Iwo yeats, that she had reeeutly come into properly
Tiluid a; t(!0,b(l0, and lhat if hemarritd Miss Steele she would immediately com
mit suicide.
MAHUIKI) 'NIK OTHKll GIKL
Tlii- letter sel Louis afire. All his formtr love for Misa Del-nnre returned, and
h ihrcaictnd to commit suicide if his lamily did not consent f. r him to immediate
ly many Mi-s Delamere. His family nlu'd bis condition and kept close watch
0 ii biiu, hut on Wednesday before the day appointed for his marriage to Miss
S ce'e, be escni r l the vigilance of bis relatives aud went to see Miss Delamere. As
soo i was missed search was instituted fur him, and he was finally found in a
.etui c ti-ii us lou lition over in South Carolina in charge ol Miss Delamere, who
str-nuously J eland that ihey had been regularly married Louis did not seem to
romember much of an)ihiog, but did have a Very distinct recollcciion of some kird
of pi rfoitnancc before a magistrate, He was luouht back home sgaiost the promt
nf I is ile, aa Miss Delauicro declares she is, and his condition has not materially
imptovid. His second intended immediately called on him and very generously
forgive all, and lor fear o! aaore trouble in the fulu'e ihey were immediately married
Louis making little or no oppositiau.
Mis Neville accounts for her son's awkward predicament by saying that be has
b ift subject at long intervals during his life to seasons of slight menial aberration
tad that he was temporarily unbalanced by the letter of Miss Delamere.
TAKING I1KKOIC STKl'S.
Miss Dclamore saysshe is able to prove the marriage accordiog to the laws ol
South Carolina, which do not require a license, but permit parties to enter the civil
(jontraet of marriage uuder any lies. Mrs. Neville, as she calls herself, has employ,. J
.x-Judge UirdiD T. Benr.ett, an ex-member of cougreas ftom the Sixth District,'
and Mr J. T. Lockhail, both of Wadesboro, to represent her, and she says she has
been advised to wait a reasonable time and see if L mis will not get well aod Volun
tarily return to her and resume his matiid life with her, If he does not she
intends to sue out a writ of habcai c irpus and appeal to the courts for the posseF
sion of bet husband.
Wife No. 2 and the Neville family charge that Lmis was drugged and while in
this condition the mtrriage oerriu in; was performed between him and Miss Dcla.
mere.
The ease bids fair to ba m ist eclebrated in the judicial history of the State. Id
the meantime wife number twa is living with Liuii at Laurel Hill, aid wife number
one it acting on the advice of her lawyers.
Ooe marriage having laken place to North Carolina, and the other in South Car.
olios, interstate complication, may arise in the settlement of this dispute,
A mere man says that he told a wo
man something under a solemn seal of
secrecy a week ago, and that only yester
day the thing was told him again, with
variations, also under the seal of secteuy,
Having traveled by way of 1- feminine
creatures in the meantime,
The mere mau didn't receive auy sym
pathy from her to wbotu he conGded bis
troubles, fur she promptly reminded him
that he had told her in the first place,
and lhat what he, whom it most concern
ed, could not keep he should nut expect
others to conceal,
The woman had had experience in
tolling things hen-ell. Once she told
her best friend, under a pledge of the
most absolute silence, that she hoped a
mouth later to give a small luncheon to
a bride-elect. When the rumor of this
entertainment reached her again, which
it did in a few days, the luncheon had
become a ball, a betrothal ball, for which
the invilations were already out. Re
proached, the best friend defended her
self ably.
"Did you ask me not to tell, "Louise?"
she asked, with quivering lips. "Why,
dearie, I forgot all about it, and I was so
glad you were going to have such a pret
ty entertainment that I told Mamie. I
knew you wouldn't mind her knowing
it."
"If I had wanted Mamie to know it,
I would have told her myself," began the
woman, sternly. But then she stopped,
for she knew that it was no use; the wind
bloweth where it listeth
Sometimes more serious things than
entertainments, however, are affected by
the feminine short memory for promises'
The whisper uf double in a family, of s
wayward son, a cruel husband, or fioan
cial embarrassments started by those
mott interested, many times because sy
pathy is craved by the broken or sad
heart, becomes louder and louder until
the melancholy fads, with many euibet
ishraents, are known to all of a circle i
aequinlanees and to many ontside ihc
circle. Women are not the only culprits
in this matter. Men, like the parrot in
the story, talk too much also. They re
peat more accurately than women; but
they do repeal, whatever they may d
cl ire to the contrary.
It is a noticeable tact that a woman
will seldom betray the confidence placid
in her by a man. Mic leels IKilc a m
punciion iu giving away the secrets her
girl friends tell her, but she excuses her
self by aayiog that she knows some one
will tell it, and she might as well have
whatever eclat attaches to being the first
to break the news. She is profoundly
mum, generally speaking about what a
man tells her ia confidence, though.
Some persons who have noticed this
are cruel enough to hint that she fears to
have her masculine friends find she is not
reliable, lest she hear no more of their
secrets. But this is an unworthy suspi
cion. She respects a man's oonfidence
because she feels that his assurance that
he has told no ooe else is true, while she
feels morally sure that she is not the only
ooe in whom her woman fiiend has con
fided, despite the latter 's protestations.
NOVEL METHOD.
DEVICE TO MAKE HER MARRY.
John Davenport, of Huuloeks Creek,
was before 'Squill' Donubue, owing to
his novel method of w ioiog twenty-two-year-old
Dolly Williams, whom he was
eager to wed.
He got the girl In become bis house
eeper, and after she bad been in (he
House a few Weils mid he saw she suited
him, be began paying a. r little attentions.
Owing to the disparity iu llicir ages, she
did not respobd as be would have liked'
Then, so she told the Squire, be rigged
up some eiectrical device lhat during the
night made a peculiar I uzzing noise in
her room and made her believe lhat it
was haunted. She told the old man
about it and be said :
"Well, if you marry me the spook will
disappear."
Alter being frightened several times
by the imaginary spook she chanced to
discover what it was and left the limi-ic
He was so angry that he struck her, She
had hitu urrcst'd for assault and battery.
After she had gone ho made a will
giving her alt bis beloagings when he
died il she would come back, Tbo will
was submitted in evidence. It is as fol
lows :
"Ilunlocks Creek, April 1, 1901
Dory Williams come back to work for
me at 00 cents a week. If we can agree
and if she uses me white and the friends
that comes in half white tel I dy wat I
bav lef tliel be heis and if she don't use
oie good, this shal be uul and void so I
say mc. JUII. WAV r,.ruiu.
1 he .-quire gave the couple soma
eood advice aod the girl agreed to marry
Davenport. They left the office happy
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the result. For sile by V M. Cohen,
druggist.
Muel people W.ttt 1.1 to hi aVi'D, but
not all of them are agreed to go (tod's
way.
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(Establisbed',1848.)
159 to 163 Bank at., Norfolk Va
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For sale hy II'. M. Cohen, B'ehlon N. C.
consumption," writes J. T. Weather wax
of Wyandotte, Mich., "aod I wag saved
from the same frightful fate only by Ir
King's New Discovery. An attack of
pneumonia cough aod very sevcy lung
trouble, which an excellent doctor could
not help, but a few month's uss of this
wonderful medicine made me aa will as
ever aod I gained much in weight." In
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Guaranteed bottle 60o. aod tl at W.
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BKWAKE OF A COUGH.
A cough is not a diiea.e, but a symp
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous aud fatal
diseases, have for their lir-t indication
persistent cough, and if properly treated
aa soon as this cough appears ore rasily
cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
gained ita wide reputation and extensive
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which osuse coughiug If it is not hen
eficial it will not oust vou a cent. For
sale by W. M. Cohen, (Iruognt.
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Atlantic Coast Line Rail
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Condensed rnedule.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Dated Jan. 1:1, lnl.
Leave Petcrahnrg,
Leave huray lietm,
Leave JarratU,
Leave Kmporia
Arrive Weldon,
No. 23
Daily.
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11. 16 am
No 35
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Weldon,
Le Emporia
Le Jarratta,
Le Stony Creek,
Arrive Petersburg,
No. W N. 78
Daily. Daily.
1.43 a m 4.37 p.
3 15 S15p. m
5 S2 p. M
6.49 p. aa
1.31am. 8.83 p. m
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