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The Bailg Erjemng Visitor. PDUflHD XTXRT AFT JRSOOJf, lEicept Sunday, Near the Drag Store of Williams & Haywood, corner of Fayettville and H arret t streets. THS VISITOR is served by carriers in the citywt 25 cents per month, payable to the carriers in advance. E rices . for mailing : f 8 per year, or 1 cents per month. No paper con tinned after expiration of the time paid for unless otherwise ordered. Communications appearing in these columns axe but the expressions of the opinion of the correspondents writing the same, and they alone are responsible. A cross mark X after your name informs you that your time is oat. Address all orders and communica tions to BROWS & FERRELL, Raleigh, NC RALEIGH, AUGUUST 12, 1890. W. R. Dale, alias J. O. H. Nutall Convicted. Atlanta, Aug 8. Rev. Walter R. Dale, formerly pastor of Sixth Bap tist Church of Atlanta, was yesterday convicted of bigamy, at Dallas, Ga., where he has been on trial for several days. Dale's story is one of romance. The testimony as adduced upon this trial, found him in North Carolina at a place called Wadesboro' There, it is stated, he was raised, and there he married a lady by the name of Hor ton, by whom he had four children. At that time he was known as J. 0. H. Nutall. He was a jeweler by trade; one of. those roving fellows who go about from place to place among the ' little towns. Dallas was one of the places he visited, and there he staid at the house of a man named Raw lings. The daughter of Rawlings fell in love with Nutall, and they disappear ed together. Nutall leaving behind him his wife and children. He is next heard from in Conyers, Ga., where he turned up under the name.of Fountaine. The relatives of the girl found them there, and suc ceeded In" Inducing her to return to her home. Fountain as he is now inown is next heard of in Rockmart where he appeared in company with a young girl who he said was his niece. He became involved in some trouble there and disappeared. About the same time there appear ed in Dallas, Ga., a j3weler named Walter R. Dale. Then came his con version to the Baptist church, and after a while his admission to the ministry. He married in Dallas a Miss Smith, who is his present wife. After living there some time they dame to Atlanta, and here the Rev. Mr. Dale was given a charge out in the suburbs of the city. He labored along faithfully, so far as is known, until he was recognized by an old friend from North Carolina as J. 0. "H. Nutall. He denies bitterly that he is JSutaJl, and has fought the case through a long trial, but today the jury found him guilty of bigamy as chargd.l . Dale tells a remarkable story about his life. He pays his first recollection was of being a street Arab in New York. He drifted about until he came into the hands of a gambler named Big Ned McSwejeny, ithMcSweeny he covered a good part of the coun try and wis known during this time asMcSweeny's'lSid,'' or "Bull Wof ford." He denies ever having lived in North,, Carolina, but acknowledges having been in different parts of tf eoftfia during his career. He claims that he has been converted and has been laboring faithfully for the church, 'm . -' His . lawyers will appeal the case, which ha 'already become remarka ble in the criminal annals of Georgia. 1 f Dale is not Nutall, then his is one of the most remarkable cases of mis taken identity ever known, for he b4j btent positively identified by dozens of men. ; WH. & R. S. Tucker & Co. We are' now displaying near the Fayettcjvilje' street entrance a choice assortment; of ' silk and jetted capes. These we show in Vandyke, Lace ef fefeCefc."' We have put with" our fallV 'purchases "some carried from la st .season though In style they are all rlht',' and In 'these " we can offer inducements worthy of your atten tion. An early Inspection is Invited. ,H,J Sj TJJ;Ji - rt Saying and Doing. Two brothers used to go to school together. One evening they thought they should like to have a holiday the next day, so they asked their father to give them one. He said, "I can net because it will put you back in your studies; so mind you, go to school." One of the brothers said he would not, and his father wasveiy angry with him. The next day the one that had said "Yes" played truant.but the one that had refused went to school. Then the father said to them in the even ing Both of you are in the wrong; but you that promised to go and broke your promise is the worst of the two." After Life. G. D. Prentice. It cannot be that earth is man's only abiding place. It cannot be that our life is a bubble cast upon the ocean of eternity, to float a moment upon its surface, and then go into nothingness and darkness forever. Else, why is it that the high and glo rious aspirations leap like angels from the temples of our hearts and forever wander abroad, unsatisfied ? Why is it that the rainbow and the cloud come over with a beauty that is not of earth and then pass off and leave us to muse on their faded loveliness ? Why is it that the stars which hold their festival around the midnight throne are set above the grasp of our limited faculties, forever mocking us with their unapproachable glory? And, finally, why is it that bright forms of human beauty are presented to the view and then taken from us, leaving the thousand streams of the affections to flow back in Alpine tor rents upou our hearts ? We are born for a higher destiny than earth. There is a realm where the stars will be spread out before' us like the islands that slumber on the ocean;and where the beautiful beings that here pass before us like visions will stay in our presence forever. Consult Your Wife, Locomotive Engineers' Journal. Two gentlemen were talking about a business enterprise in which, though it involved some pecuniary risk, they were strongly inclined to embark. Finally one of them remarked: "I must consult my wife before I decide." "Why?" exclaimed the other, "is she boss ?' "No," was the reply," neither am I We are a well matched team; and we don't drive tandem. My wife is as much interested in the welfare of our family as I, and she has a right to have a voice in the investment of our little property." There was nothing more than jus tice in this view of matrimonial obli gation, especially in the case of poor, or only moderately well to do families and these comprise an overwhelming ly large proportion of the families in this country where a slight increase or diminution in the annual earnings would be felt alike by every member. The wife, who has labored in the home to earn or save, while the hus band has labored in the field, , the shop, or the counting room, is justly a partner in his earnings and savings and should share in all plans for dis posing of their small accumulations, so as to make them more productive if all goes well. , Leslie Stephen, the noted English editor, who is the guest of James Rus sell Lowell,is not the rotund and jolly looking pert on that English cartoons have shown,but tall and slender, with hair and beard that give an impres sion like that produced by the best busts and portraits of Charles Dick ens. , Standard FIavorins HOUSEKEEPERS can prove by a single trial that these Extracts are the chtaiest; jtfiey are true to their names, full measure Mid hjghly concentrated. ' Established, UW. THE CHEAPEST AHTRNOOH PAPFR IH HO RTH CAROLINA. S-a.TDS03?i'b03L Price Per Year, $3.00; Per Month 25 Cents. PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT 8UNDAY, BY Brown - Sc - Ferrell, AT Twenty-Five Cents Moxitli. 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