KING'S WEEKLY
v:l :-;no, 45
GREENVILLE, X. C XOVEMBER, JJ. 1S05
JOTTINGS.
A BRAVE CAROLINA LAD.
He Fell at Gettysburt in the Charge of
wfCS Briad'. Bat His Parents
Years' A?t?r. f Hls Tra" Fal Till
A Raleigh letter to the Richmond
u jpatch soimtimo in 18S7 told the
Allowing gftil gtory ;
One of the romances of the war
.mat develop.! here, in which
one of .North Carolines (lov.n.or,
Inures.. Governor Tod K Caldwell
during the war res.ded m handsome
style in themiiwt little town of Mor
anum. Ut an old honored family,
he wa. proud and had hut one ob
ject ol intense atrection his 1
John, a handsome lad not tw. ntv 1
years of age. In the winter f is:
mis o v son fcro... iv i... .11 ... i
in-nv beiii"; introduced to prove i to ,rn tl;H o - m-weu
. . u j o o to the ai tn . ho treaty were
rha: a certain beverage was in- i f no avail, and his father and
toxicating. The exrpert refused ! m,,thr at last consented with twin
sample the stuff and render ! v ,f . lnJ?.ht join rh Arm? of
i j , A ovinia. um e!ilHt.(l -n
us verdict accordingly where- the Tnirt.v-f.ird Regiment ol .Wr'h '
Adolphus Snowden, of Iver
, Fi.i., only nineteen years
f vais of age, recently eloped
if.. tn that place to Folkston,
with, the wives of three
..rhr men, and was living in
..ml woman style when his
whereabouts were discovered by
the deserted husband's, who
.laimd tlieir wives and had
hi 11 arrested What a pity to
!fnrb such a honey moon.
In a case on trial at Wichita,
Kansas for violations of the
Prohibition law, expert testi-
BREYITIES.
t
upon the Judge sent him to
jail for contempt. Isn't it
(ph r prohibition that jails a
ma i who refuses to driuk
Some Texas farmers are accu
sed of using water, sand, old
I V . I : r
v-arouna iniantry, in LanCe l',n.
Sude, Pender's Division, A P Hill's
Corps, Company E.
Vnen the campaign opened m
18G3 no soldier was more during
than young C.ddweil. anl he was
soon promoted from tne ranks. In
May he
matrses, iron, grindstones j ant for h.8 gallant and" m -: i o, -mus
ami various otuer insrredrents conduct. His n t-imn.t went nw.
into bales of cotton when pack
the Peiiavlyania campaign
At lre'uig lie w.i pi
m trie hottest ot the ligh
iru'tliem. and Manchester, En-
"iv nv'Lii--i oi me n-ji; t ,
,rland hnvpr-i ni'p kilrinrr afteini imi of Ink 1 i .
about it. In making up the i 1.'"eht 8vvel't p 1,1 :4 iiiiin
deficiency caused by a short i , y yurds of the Federal lines, went
crop, the Texan farmers, evi. 1 rl yet and bayonets were cros
( ,,M,. i.v... I seu- k'Hltlenly the bne moved
i 111 i i , , 1UUI.UO urjj, 1. . I... I V . ..
. (jack a little. hmht t ' O.l n-..l i
never seen alive after that moment.
He was at the from when th.- back-
Calvin Pike, a North Carolina
moonshiner, in the custody of De
puty Marshal Floyd Gardner, of Car
roll comity. Va , who was taking
bm to the United State Court at
Danville, 'a., tried to escape bv
iuuipiiijr from t,H lMm The officer
tln pjHrd to sleej). and Pik, who was
silting oposite to him, Unit advan
t of the situation and leaped
from th.r train jutt before it reaches
Klliston. 'j"he result ol the
iiaii.ieiivrH, as Pike m con
cvriie'l, i two .sprained ankles, tie
broken lei;, bMte-ed tav and ha I,
lld hlUled Ihnlv. if lfr fi.il. 1 flinl
I'ike had sncveded in ecapuij;
many as live timet he fore tlrs at
'Mij)t. He wis trud in the Federal
'oart ami conxicUd of retailing l!
'juor and sent need to on. mouth's
niiprif Jinneiit ami f Phi tin.-.
The resignation of x Sp-aker A
d Carroll, of Loiii-viUe, awakens
on,e inte.-e.nt 111 the Kentucky .Sell
atonal r ice, ami theoutconiM f the
hts re election or defeat will most
pmb.ibly his pe the political' mm.
fdvxion of the senator to succeed .1
C S Hlackbuiu. with him will sink
all hope of tlie election of .4 Demo-
i rt"ic ."eiiator. and wil' et at rest all
doubt that the L-:sUtuie d Kepub
licin on joint ballot.
t his l Uf..-. ptvini: tidier of
" ' " Fund, I'jtl
. Pnllail.d -
. . i , . i ' J I i ' - .ii et I
nas t)e"u issued o the )flicer of th
comptnv tr his trret. but nothing
whatevei is kiion of his wherea
b.ut. p. disappeared after Irav
ni a cote lor his wife saying he
would never aaiu see him alive.
Cla'e Jones, the Kentucky terror
an. I for many years :he principal
l.iotor in tlie Haitield-MeCo.v feud,
nas fneu killed on Huckhor - cteek,
b an unknown m n, t ea- the Pert v
county line. He had killed almost
h ecore of m-n.
Tw-ntv thoina id she-t mill wrk
ers' wa-es, in all pat,, ol the Ciii
ted State have ju't Uen u Ivain ed
J lei cent, for NowmU-r and De
icuibrr, up.ui the basis of increased
sa!e for the pst two mouths.
In ieyeiaud. Uino, a street inr.
Containing eople plunged through
the p.-n lraw of the Central
naduct into the Cuxohogo riv
er, l'o feei below, and eighteen jx-o
pi- lst t hell l.ea.
The indications ate that the wa
ges of the P.ihmi pmliilers and li-
i-h-r-J in the Mahoning and Shenan
go Valleys, Penn., will be advanced
frm fmm ft 25 to f4 ."o jrr tn.
Presiceut Cleveland Iia? appoint
cd Win. V. Ii (i 1 1 . o! Maryland.
S -oretarv of the I. S. Ieatu.n at
C irrtC.ti, enezie. I j.
The latest is that tjrlett and
Fit 7.-0 mmon will lihl at Hi Pm
for 'Jt;uot.) and a aid.- b f flo,-
Ki-Congressmaii. V C P Ibeck
inn.L'e wilT probtSlv be a candidc
foi Congri-ss azam nxt yAr
There usaid to V J.".(0.oJ in
(y'onfnie! ate money m Char lesion.
d
wan ant
wlio laughs first.
' ' v a irisvrv'
A Florida editr accompanied j ward movement began. HU father
I .... 1 . I I . I - ,
by a two loot alligator, visited
Atlanta Exposition and in !
i he
used all the influences of monev and
position to find the lost soldier, but
11 n iVMl I I II irl V Tlu. aiilkiri...
laKiiifi: m the citv srot taken in fused to allow the trrav tn i...
1)" the -police. Being short of Miiwd. It could not be ascertained
. ... - - u.'lif her liu il' k j il.iil .....I
ship as security for his fine and
ist.s which was accepted. At-
lain a is bound to have justice
it it lias to take it in Alligators.
The New York Herald, that
would be Frenchman, James
f-lon Bennett, of Pan's, pr
i tie matter tecame one ot the most
terrible ot uncertainties. Under
the strain the minds of the lather
ami mother were nearly oercom.-.
j The lather, grimly nursing his great
j sorrow, forbade any one to mention
the son's name, and the terrible
j etory was never alluded to, even by
j t he mot her.
' In 171 Mr Caldwell became (iov
1'rietor, Strongly favors, Cleve- ernor of the State. 'IVo years 'later
land for "a third term, and is'l iM 1SV3: i: ex-Oiiilederate soldier
out advocating it. He would j name;, J,11" cm,nlv;
v, . , . . I was elected to the Legislature, and
aris t0 be a tltled American e to s7,ne one tM
vlat- him one night the sad story of the
' deuth, or supposed death and mvs
t In New Jersey on election j tcry of .lohu Calilwell. The n.. it
l;ly. it is stated that thirty-six ; (l;4V '"Cil CH,,ed on u,e (i,'vernor
u-and Democrats miv e d ! Had tM h,m tKellri,lh Ht- Lui
1IKl democrats sia e d , c.j VVu3 ,n al:0,her regiment and
aay fIom tne p0Hs Iind did j hid observed voting Caldwell's
" n ote. Mad Demonracv but b. ave bearing as Uiev were near
I i 3 : ! . .l... i i. . . . i . l .
logmei. in iuc lerriuic iiioiiieui
o' the repulse he had een oung
Cddwell shot down whi'e aeparaUtl
fiom his men and lighting, hand to
hand, a New York soldier After
bearing this Ptory and the further
d- tails of the burial of Caidewll by
Lucas, the Goyernor locked himself
hi? room and w all day m tears
s'Ml for Clevelandism.
Virginia Methodist Coti-
isviice is going to try one of
lls preachers for marrying
Luther woman while his di
rivd wife was still living.
JiM divorce business is too
uln simple shams.
Continued on Hiird IiQr.
25 CIS- A IIAE
FROM ROAN TO ROA.NOII.
Olive, a U p,y Queen did thriv
ing busing telling fortunes at
liocVy Mount dunnt: the Fair, and
afterwards moved down town, where
upon bb-'itf Arrington of Nash r-
reiu ner and her husband and
uncle for not having paid the tax
3(X, us required by a law of the
last legislature. Hating obtained
permission from the Mavor, they
were entirely ignorant of yiolating
auy bta'.e law., ..p.ire InoId im.
P-vh1 a line of io.lHi ami cost aud
three horses were held for tne tax
WashiiiiMoii Mrlndon. c.dorM,
who lives in A 'ism c.unty, im tue
father of '25 children, irj boj s and
three girls, h, naming them, he
drew heavily or. th, Hitle. givinr
nenrly hl of them scuplural namrs.
I here is m the famil ,- an Adam, an
Lvt, Noah. EiKH-h, Matthew, Sarah,
-oh, Daniel, JoHiah. ic... Seven
'P the chiblren w, re not namca at
all.
Deputy Sheriff Ilix-ok. of Wake
rmintf. has arrtv-d nt Ijaleigh w.th
I) Morgan, colored. .-x-C.rand
I reasurer ol North CroIinu'i ,ra..d
lL'e of cobr-d Mu. who two
years ago e.nUzzhd f.'.oO of th-
rand Ldge s ttuoL au4 b d
State. Morgan is m jail. He
arrested at Anhurv Park. N .1
w hr ugh n ii., i, ,
the
nnd
( mv V r tz. uj
granted a wa-raiit tuning J.,,,,,-,
Morgan ovei to ihe authorities ot
Ninth Carolina. Morgan n in.ns
dv at Anbury Park. He charg
o.l with the emU-7.7.em"..t
while treasurer or tbe(;r1od 1,-1
of the Coloretl Masons of North Carolina.
Colored phot' graphs uort.b
M PCenes m this State. I,ir i
stolen from the Forestry but Ming .i
the Atlanta KxjoU ion. and liown
or Carr ha decided to sen,! a man
to the Kii-.-itiin, tr.cire f.,r nh.1,,1,
from this Mate and t - dl.tnbm.
iMi.dUks and five iuforn..,t.n
almoin North Carolina.
A fellow name,! How land ha
U-en forging check a on fob.e.-o
in Henderson. lUlnsh. fxford.
D.iihaui and other joiiitn. He'
foiled two riorks on the M.nloma
UarehMM- i l:a!el4:,. t. ,.ft N,r
Durham and b. gan o,.raf ,,,, ,M.f,.
nhe-e he wa arreste, and is in jail.
A pretended h.dian Doctor
nam.il .la,s White. , f'.nbrtns
o uinty. out rge,J a demented ,r!
whom he undertook to tfUre f.ir'" ;i
He tli btu wai capture nd aftVr
narrowly escaping Ifnchn.g. was
Sa.Vly lodged in C,,!H ,,n
.1 A Van e ,,d D II Vug e of th.
S em M.r:u;,n ch .reb h...e ,joa.
t-' c . iipl. tc ta ,;I f(, . N,f
raian Mission, o, ( V,itral Am-nra
Farniefi .if.tll
i ';c-s .irw. ,1 1
.m iiiii.ifii ni -j -ntatt,T with
CiUn -tno4 and urgi,, ,u rc.
gmiion aa '--! igerenu.
Dr C hurb.r,,. ol llngh
on-of the urs; 1S.,.... ,ulIi,,Cr
in ;i:e U dl-1 at U
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