The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home sad the Interests of the Const?.
vrol. XXI._ _GASTONIA, N. Q„ THUBSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1900.
OUTLAW RUMS FOR OFFICE.
W. A. AIDEBBOI, FUGITIVE FOB
FEFTEEI YEARS FROM NORTH
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Italeigb, N.U., Oetober7.—(Special)
J. C. L. Harris, chief or staff lo Gov
ernor Russell. sad a well known attor
ney ban*, makes the euu-meot tliat
W. A. Andersoo, co order nr and outlaw,
and (or flfteeu years a fugitive from
North Carolina juetloe, U one of the
special secret service guards of Presi
dent McKinley, eud Is also a osndldate
lot sheriff In one of Ibe Rocky moun
tain states, with a strong probability
of elaotloo.
This brings to mind Andersoo'a
crime, which la ooe of the worst Id the
history of Mtlohell oounty. whieh is by
far the Boat lawlasa of all the ntoety
arreo oouatlea In North Carolina.
In February. 1884. Andersoo, a des
perate Ban, a native of Mitohell. weut
with hla brother-in-law, Ray, Us a
Bins Mine near BakaranUe. Ray bed
e record of seven murders In twenty
years. H* was a rsyeoueofficer and lo
swch eaaa got tb* Batter brfora the
federal oourt, where he was each time
acquitted on the ground of self-defense.
H* waa Andereoe’s brother-in-law and
the latter Induced him to go with lilm
to the mtoe mine, lo the mine four
men wore at work. Hush mines are
▼ery shallow, but the miners were In a
trap and at the mercy of the deperatc
men at the mouth of the shaft. An
derson claimed to be the owner of the
mlos and eo told the men. He ordered
these to oomu out. Thar refused to do
ao. instantly It* usd Bay Lagan a
fusillade. Bay killed two miners,
MUIer aod Burksoo, and dangerously
woandad Uurleeun’a brother. Ar.der
aon killed Horloo He and Hay fled al
oaoa, taking lo the wild mountains
near by. leaving their victims in tb*
mine. Tb* wounded Uarieson told tb*
whole Kory. It spread like wtldflre
aod 000 angry m*o starched the moan-.
Uioa. Aoderaoo had friend*; aad ao
did Bay, and thay war* hidden for a
lew day*, but lb* pursuit bee>me so
bot that they surrendered themselves.
Tbay war* pleoad la Jail at Parker*
villa. Threats were made to lyoob
end counter threats to rescue Gov
ernor Jarvis wet on tbe point at tend
ing troop* there to guard tire jail, but
H was decided to remove tbe prisoners
to Asheville. There they were several
lime* guarded by irooe*. Oooe revol
ver* were found lo tbelr poesreeioo.
Tbay ware triad for murder at Lenoir,
tb* eoanty eeat of Caldwell. Aodereun
wee ooavtrted of murder io tb* trat
degree aod eras sentenced to be banged.
Bay waa convicted of murder In tbe
eeoood degree aod sentenced to twenty
years Imprisonment in the peniten
tiary. Both appealed. They were re
turned to Aelievllls jail. Tor tea
nigbl* they were guarded by troop*.
Both bad Influential rHsUrre in Mil
cbeil. gome of their kinsmen and
friends openly defied tbe lew by stylo*
they would release them. Tbe sheriff
end Jailer appeared to ocostder their
eaoape Impossible.
On tbe night or July IS. 1865, they
escaped from Jeft about 9:80 o’oluok. lo
so daring a way as to lead to tbe belief
that the sheriff and Jailer were In ool
lneton with them. Two day* before
three brothers of Hey had arrived at
Asheville from Texas, their borne, aod
at tbe asaee time a dozen Mitchell
county men appeared. On tb* eight
in question these people picketed tbe
square on which the jell stands. It
was e rainy end dark night. Tb*
aberiff end the Jailer went in tbe Jail.
Aooordlng to their atory tb* aberiff
want lo tb* oall block, giving hi* pistol
to the Jailer, who stood lo tbe corridor,
with one band e* tha lever wbleh
looked tbe oeU duo re. In an tnatant
Aud«rsou seised tbe eberlff. while Bay
earned the Jailer with e pietol. That
prisoner tamed over tb* sheriff to two
other prisoner* end slipped the lever so
the door ws* open from the oel) block
Urn door wee open from the oell btook
to Urn oorrldar. Tbe eberlff end Jallar
were tied end Anderson. Bay aod
three other prisoners stepped oat.
They expected to walk out of tbe other
door, bat tb* Jailer'* wife closed aad
looted IV
a murasrar woo waa in nnouiar owl
btook told tbo mat of tba atorr of tba
aaoapa. Ha told that attar Aodarajo
foand tha otbar door lookad ha walrad
a tootaru at tba wladow. Tbta waa a
■lonal to tba Crtnod* outatda, who aarly
to Um nlgtot bad paiaad four ptatola
nod an ax to Aadoraon and Star.
Thoaa oototda attaokad tbo Jatl wall,
wMto Aaderaon oat at It from tba
Inalde, and a hota wna aooa wada.
Oat of tbta Aadaaaoa waa tha Hint to
pane, with a putol la oaeb band. Tba
othara followed. Two borne* ware
madr Mar tba Jatl. Tba rnurdoma'
ood tketr rooouma rodo out of town.
Bring Bftaoo abota at oaaaooa whom
tba* pnoaad. Tba Bra ball waa meg
and a groat crowd aaeataMed. Pontiff
wMbagMotoMOrbotao aoptnno waa
Tb» mortfimi iod lhair noort
rodo bard tar Mltehall oownty, tarried
tbara bad a Httlo Una, got moony nod
tbta burr lad to tba far want.
fur'* wife want want and jaload
hU». 8ba did not atav toag. bat on
bar raUra laatltotad dtaoroa prneaad
laga on tba graaad of trnrtly. Bar
awaraay waa J. O. Pritchard, aow
Untud State* aaaator. than a lawyer
la Mltabail oaoaty, aad a wldowrr.
Ha «oa Mr oaae aad aooa af tar ward*
sairtad bar. Bay died not toag aflar.
Andaraaa'a rteatima ham known bin
•haraaboota all tba white. Hla artraa
la ta tbta day apokao of aa tba ‘-atea
Tar."
to BOW being braagb* opaa
" mmH to pardon Aadaraoa.
i bam baaa Bade to abow
aa ■ ardor at tha aalaa,
aad bemlotdae. Than*
bam aromod ladlgaaal
l tbara to aa oatary at aay
mat a or I mine)
I
ny*TBMO|ii RMirrutim.
TMy an More HuatrwM Tbu N«fU
Tllfth MMI Are Cll«i/ Dm lo Rp>
••epey.
New York Trvbuae.
It all the Cits* lu which men sod
women wander away from their home*
without auy particular miaou aad
without giving auy Dottee to friends
were reported to tbe newspapers no
oaelonal disappearance* of prominent
persooa would not cause eo much pub
lie Interest. Promioeot physician*
who have made a special study of nerve
and brain diseases say that the public
has no Idea bow many pereoci taka un
ootiacloaa trips of greater or leas ez
lant, end on regal nice cootoioutueea
wonder bow they got to where they
are. They are unable to re me teller
anything wfaloh happened In lbs Inter
im. It la ooa of Uie wonder* of brain
Investigation that men can move about
under tbe control of a aob-oaoeoloas
oeee sod appear perfectly rational
amouc stranger*.
Medical Investigation has shown
that such attacks are chiefly the result
of epilepsy, aUbough the vlotlm may
bays shown no pravloa* eigne of tbe
disease and may never have suffered an
epileptic Qt. Hysterical persona are
often affected In a similar manner as
the result of tone# menial shook, such
as the sudden loss of money or the
death of a relative The effeot it the
earn* whether tbe trouble I* oauted by
epilepsy or sudden mental ebook. Tba
person loaea consciousness aud a anb
cooecioutness it tat up. The charge
la often aceompeuled by absolute fail
ure of memory, which frequently cause
tbe suffer to forget hie owo name.
When c'jDtckioaoeae, It regained there
Is out the faintest memory of anything
will oh happened after tba attack cam •
on.
Tim attack or aub-oocacioaiiae nay
UK ■ few boura or for eavaral month*.
A year agu a man waa found wander
ing about tba KreKa of Blogbamptou,
X. Y., la a euboonsolous state. Ha
waa taken to a nalghburiag Insane
asylum and received tba bait of treat
ment, but It baa baao Impossible to re
enabilab tba coaeeloui ago, not baa
Urn tasn bean able to remember lit*
name. A traveling magician gave aa
•nteitalnmeet la raw mobth* ago and
oonasotad to go to tba aaylam to eaMr
tela tbe tomato*. H* bad performed a
namber of clever tricks, wbao tba vie
Um of tbe lost memory a rote la lila
aaat aod InsUtad oa balng allowed to
•bow hi* Kill. Ha performed the
tricks wbloh tba sleight-of-hand artist
bad executed aod did other* which
wars moot) more difficult. It was evi
dent at ooe time be bad been la lit*
business, but the claw did oot result la
eslablishlnf hla identity.
Another case of this nature waa re
cently reported by a London medical
society. A well-known Boglisb buli
ne** man lost oooaciouioei in Perl*.
Ha came into lilt right mind several
month* later in tba state room of a
staamar wbtoa was outarlog Bombay.
Why be bad undertaken tba trip to In
dia or what be bad done lo Paris wat
beyond bla memory. Tbe paaaiogere
told him be bad behaved in a Beaming
ly rational manner,
Nearly every New York pbyiielan
wbo la a spaolallit of narruus disease*
eao give tuatanoa* of strange case* of
this sort which have oom under hla
personal observation. Only a few
weeks ago a prominent business man
bad an egperie&ea of this kind wbloh
ceased him oouslearable worry. Ha
left bis office one afternoon, intending
to go bo ooe. Three days later Ire
found himself on hla knew la a church
in Pitt*burg- He muK have noted in
a rational manner, n oa bad not at
tracted indue Ktsatloo.
A young married couple visited a
prominent physician a abort time ago
to have Uia wife examined aa
to liar saaity. Both wars convinced
that alts waa Id tana Khe bid wan
dered away from home oa tba W*at
8Ida aod regained oonaoktasoaea la an
B*K aide Kraut boura afterward, and
several ml Ik from bar reside do*. Mb*
was also ten*Wed at times with aa
“ImpalM" which caused bar to at
tempt bar busbaid's life. Both of
these earn were due to epilepsy la a
mild form. In saoh a treatment oalau
letod to balid op the general system
waa given and tba patients were then
treated as la ordinary a*aa* of apllapsy
Hopes an entsrtalaad of parmanant
sons.
Whjr Um DMi'I Play the
JHM*.
▲ liiosBta recently adyartlead a
"piano-playing elephant.’1 tad draw a
arowd for the Ant performance. After
aoam preliminary 'remarks describing
the talents of tba beast aad hit educa
tion, the elephant wee led late the ring
Be Steppad op to tba piano, ran a ml*
dopped, lifted hi* trunk aod ran bel
lowing flora the tent. The tbowraan
■eteppod forward not a wblt tobar
“ Lad tea aad gMUeaien.'’ ha aald,
'an an fortenata oeearrano* prevent* the
performance, I am aora that yon Will
all leaped bla reaeoa for tbta abrupt
aoaelnatoo. Hebe* Just rassgalaad ala
deed mother** teeth In the piano key*.’
Another groat d I too very baa baaa
mad*, and that too, by a lady la tbta
yoaotry. “XXaeaei fastened it* dateh
ra upon bar aad far am yaare ah*
wltbatood ite aererut teats, hot bar
yttal organa wars uaderralaed and
death learned Imminent. Kor three
meatba aba aoagbed InaraaanUy, aod
ooaM not deep (Um Anally dlaoovarad
a way to raaosary, by paaahastag of as
a bottle at Dr. up Maw Dtaoorary
for Oraaaaapllaa, aad was ao raatb
relieved on taking Aral dean, that the
slept all night: and with two betUra,
baa baaa abedatelv eared. Her aaaee
It Mr*. I Ad bar Lata." Thee write*
W. O. Hamrick * (to.at Hhdbv, K.
J. Trial bolt lea fra* at J. >. Gurry
A Onto Drugstore. Regular dsa 80*
end 81.08. Avery bottl gaaraatead.
tui v. a. uiimuip.
“r»ir rUf" amkmwutim a«»«i m
Mm UmiirUU IwIhiIm Rt
MsM.
Id ore Inc N«.
An idtoMl* of Col. Carr, writing to
Tba fast of Buaday over tbo nem de
plum* of “Fair Play,” aaya: “Tba
voter* of thla country dam two eternal
from wbicn to rvkct tbsir candidates
(or oOoa— the piofnarional political*
—moo wbo (tart out to maka thair
living oat at polities. and tba snb
atantUI working bactaaaa man, wbo by
tHair Industry and cloaa application
■ucoawl la building op Material worth
for ibemaalvca, and thereby ladlraetly
add U> the material growth aad develop
maat of tba oommouwaallb.” Ha
dedaraa that the former look only “to
bla own political advaoucaieat Mid la
Boat oaaaa w auerly rtgardles* of tba
Baaoa bo uses. Neither duaa ha ear*
wbetter tba State la banaflttad or not,
ao ha aceomptlabaa bla purpoaa aod
auooead* lo buiMIng up a machine for
blmialf that ha Bay prolong hi* bold
upon oOea.” Ha thao arguat that we
must not aalaot a Baaator fraw thla
d*M, but take Q«. Carr who rspasuante
tbi otb«r o)m.
Col- Curr, In iua ML Hotly ipwoh, aa
reported In the Newt and Observer,
dtdarad lbat ba bad bo “machine’'
babiud him; that be was tba paoutaa’
ceodldate aod would ba aUeted If ba
oould gat a free ballot and fair ooont
at tba huodi of the Jtesnoeralle or no
laatlon.
Tba clear Intimation Jrom “Fair
Pliy’i" article la that Mr. 8lmmons
“loeocomplteb hie purpoaa aadaaeoaad
lo building up a Baoblaafor himself”
bus teen utterly regard teas of tba
maani employed and ba* not eirad
whether tba (Mate waa baoaOtted or
not; that he procured tba appointment
of the various committee* throughout
Use Slat*. not In lh« Interest uf Whit*
Bupremsoj, good govern meet aod Use
election of Bryan, but to aoooaplish
bis owu personal ambition*. Tba staff
correspondent of tbo Cbarlotta Observ
er. wrillog from Winston, says that
Mr- SlmMooa la belog obargad with
•vary fraud from ballot box atofkog lo
highway robbery.
In lid tbo party demanded Cot. Carr's
personal ssrvlsas-not bla aouay. Ha
daollned to serve tecius* ha laid lit*
Wife aod business aaaoclatea did Dot Be
air* bins to eater polities at that lima.
lo £BBB tba patty secured Ilia parson*
al Mryloaa of Mr. SlBMOos. Hal* a
poor mao, dapeodant upon tbs Iboosm
from his profession as a lawyer for bis
support, but ha readily gays op his
baslosM for more than a year aod gars
his entire time aod uteot* to tba party,
besides paying at least one-seventh of
hi* satire as tale to tba oaoea, aod witb
tba aid of the Democratic workers,
sucoeedad In redeeming tbs Slats aad
In making Whits boprsmacy perma
nent
Uouer our plana of org«ol*tUoo to
•act) of tbaae campaign*, gaol) pteelooc
lu Ui# ittata aelaoted ila own pracl net
ooamlUaemen; eaob oouaty oonrao
Uoo elected Ute oouaty commute**,
and the deiegaue to tbe State eon Ten
Uoo earned tba Stats committee Tbe
eereral commlUoaa worked harmon
loudy and with great aeal, aided by
tba graat army of Democratic worker*,
and tbe great victories Tor tb* good
of tbe Stale were won.
Tbr friend* of (lot. Carr now Insin
uate that thee* committee* constitute
a “machine” which Mr. Stmmona Its*
built up for hla own ‘•edvacoemant,”
which will be “utterly regardless of
the mean* employed " to defeat him—
Col. Carr.
A* oo# of the bumble Democratic
worker*, In behalf ot tb* State aod of
the county aod precinct committee*
end of tbe host ot Deooeratlo worker*,
I reseat these onjuit Insinuation*
Them oommitteemeo are among our
best end bravest mm. They haw
worked day In sod dsy out tor good of
tne State. They have remained tUent
under Butler** vllltOeaUooa and haw
not feared H lion’* Fedeial proa*ca
tion a, hot they will reeent tbeea nejuat
Insinuation* by men in tbair own
party.
It la upon tbaaa same committee
and Democratic worker* that Mr.
Bryao must reply to carry North Car
ailoa io November. Are those who
would discredit the** vtcartoaa worker*
friend* of Mr. Bryan?
Until new, ao one, but Butler aed
bto betters, baa thought to oall tbeea
men tb* "fllmnwnt machine.” Thee*
ar* they who oo nett tot* tb* Damoerat
I* organisation, aaleoUd all mr tha
NUt* bccaoea of U**lr ability aod
willingness to assist la red**Bring tba
BUI# frees negro rale. It it fair or
last that they should ba now discredi
ted by tbaaa who daatra |e aeoura the
fruit* of tbair labors?
It appears that Col. Carr end hie
supporters ar* aot content Vo wla on
tbair merit* only, bat seek to win by
break lag dawn aad dlarapUag the
parly orgautaotioa wblofc baa mads It
pneaibl* to elect a Da moo ratio Kan*
Has It tueo com* to Uita In North
Carolina that wben a naan gives hie
time aad hi* talaata ha bunmei a
“profeaao’laal polltloUn” aad part of a
”machine.” but when be gives hi*
money, bs beoomee a patriot whom w*
mart fall down aad worship.
Dwwocbatio Wonsan
• — Wt«a
Oom from Or. D. B. fUrpllo, of
WMhIU. I. T. Ho wrKro ; '’toor
bolltea of Klootrto IIIUoci hu oorrd
Ifn. Bnw of acrofolo, which hod
»«*> hor (root aufOrlof for fwn.
TbrriMo torn would brook out oa hor
hood ood foot, ood tho boot doototo
ooold ffiro oo balp; hot b«r ooro l* oom
Ptetoood hor hoolUi lotMolloot." Thlo
oho wo wbot tbowoondo horo prorod,
tbot Blootrte Baton to tho brot Wood
port dor ksoora. It's Uo ropcomo tom
dr for Mourn, tottor, mdt rtwwm.
wwi. bate ood raoolof ooroa. It
nimoUUo lion, bidooyo ood bowoW,
oi(dl pal loop, hitn djPlPHf u boBdo op
tho rtnofth. Only tOoMta, tedf by
J. K. Corn ood tfempooy,
Aoonntood.
MHM ur TBOCaU.
■a »■■>* I ho HMmy fa AtUali,
Dmrnm Uw Hah# An. aa4 to gekumi kgr
itoMlm.
AliittU Qx—IIBM m.
"Roeoos, wbo nets 'em nil re.” It oc
cupying i Mil it police barrack*
Boaooa, a fauna ansae oil Urn atega la
Georgs Haya, waa booked In oat tnakaa
oo too midway at tba fair, a blob
»m tbU moroing. Ha aialiaa to ba
ahamnson lira aaaka awallowar of
tba wodd.
Rosooe got tangled np with tba po
lice laat night for trying, with three
oilier wan detail, to do Iba hobo act on
a freight train.
iilcycle Oflnn Walla aad Jo ore
found George Hnj«. George Herbert.
George Guemao aud Charley Murray
•a a railroad yard getting ready to
hoard tba Orst empty that polled out i
fur Birmingham The auartotU wore
neat to tbe police bemads and locked
up
Boaooa, wbo nets 'em olive, waa aooa
Iw a reporter at The Constitution last
eight after tba rnaka aator bad rstlrvd.
Ha was eurlad ap on bio osll bunk Is
true bobo style. HU (boas were under
bu bead aod kb aaat waa drawa over
bU bead to baap oC tba dsw^tbors
geo*rally bring daw whose be sleeps at
night.
With a groat yawn tbs man who
swallows live seeks* for a living, if Dot
for notrltloo, aat up ow the Side of hla
bank.
"Why have you deserted Iba midway
•se It thrust IU grmtaam upon tba
world T' tba man wbo use* caabes far
pills waa aabad.
"Ob, I am oot so particular about
where I swallow ’em," replied Boaooa
with soother yawn. ”1 Just didn't ilka
things out oo tba midway, So I dnoided
to catch ap with aoother caau with
snakes aad do lbsawaUowiagfsrbla.n
"Tea don’t hero your owe snakes?”
ha was aat ad.
"Mow listen to that, will roe,” re
marked Boaooa with soma sootempt.
"When I eats soakaa for a fallow ha
lure boa got to furnish bin own aaaka*
f would he a pretty sort of a guy to aat
makes aod than furnish tba aoakaa
myself, wouldn’t 1?”
"Ha waa informed that tba outside
world was not op oo the aaaka swat
loiog businaa*
m | ■■ a iiaii U* HUB
tloued. "lMwIlan hiiuIm lol«
trouble ’twUt me aad the other Make
later end I eald to myself, Roseoe, oM
boy, ent em alive for somebody elm.”
••The pries ef Make eallna accord
ing to Roeooe'a etatomaot ie bis eell,
wan gift a week, tool ad log biard aad
teaks fare.
‘ Tba four meo aril) bv arralgoed la
tba police coart this afternoon for leaf
ing mad Idling In n railroad yard.
“Boscon did not eat aay awln la
llie prison last night bat as bn me in
Lbe aame corridor with a number of
prisoner* who bad tbs jimjama he had
ample opportunity to bs*e eoy number
of snake* ut all Siam aad varieties
pointed oat to him."
vemyeMa—MyamMM
not looki* a ron sympathy
aim* by Iks Ullwl.
A native of the mountain, district
if Kao tacky bad eoctslM u go ea a
fouroey, rteroUy aad before starting,
took oat on accidental pel ley up the
ULIoago Dally New*. Hejahaeaed to
Pe one of lbe vieUma of • railway col
llaloo, aad tba next morning big wld
•w, armed with a uawepaper report la
which his asms wa» meotiooed among
the killed called oa the ageat of laeor
Aoce eompaay aad demanded.tae mon
ey.
"Bat, madam," nald tba agent, we
will base to have more dcflolta proof
before we eea pay your ekla."
"Mare proof !" exelalmed the be
reaved woman, "Why he'e daad’rn a
door nail, I reckon ”
"Possibly my dear madam," and I
am very sorry.”
•■Horry 1 You ara sorry, at* you f"
•T certainly am madam. I sincere
ly sympathise with you In ywer lad
aflietioit."
•*B<»t haln’t you gota* to glv* me
Lbe money wbat's oomle’ to me ?"
••Not today: Yoer olalm will hava
to be Inveetl gated Brat”
"That’* )u*t Ilk* a good far nothing
man. ” angrily istortad tba bereaved
woman. ’Yo* all are mighty perilu
•bout things ao loog an they halat
oontlo' you nothin ' bat tba mleast s
poor, loo* fam ala dees git a ebenes to
to git bolt of a isstle spend in’ money
yea get Um gall to my you’re sorry."
And tba Indignant female slammed
tba doer behind her m she left the o«oe
la leaieh of additional proof.
■ ton* nti*oi ctram ava.aa
■■Ml* Fr— I* a*nn*>.
Jteap aaatod, obaUaate oaaaa, ih*
kind that ban raatatad doctor*, hot
■prinic* and patent —dtalao tnafaot.
qalakly yteld to B. B. B. (Botaaio
Blood Bala), iboroogbly Mated tor SO
nan. Hanjroa aaoOMva patobas to
tha month? Han Throat? BraotUxja?
X»Uny Sana? Bom Patna? I Mb law
8kIn? BwaUts Qtaada? Stiff Jotata?
Coppar Oalarod Spote? Chaacr—?
Ulnar ail on oa tha bady? Hair a*d
anbrowa tall oot? la tha 8<l» a aaaaa
of holla, plaapt— and alaato? Thao
ihU wooderfol 0. U B apart Sa will
oooaplatolr obaoio tha wbol* body tato
a ct*ao, pardaet oondltteo, fr— fro®
•rnptioaa, and a akla aaaaatk with tha
(law of parfaot h—Itb, B. B.B.dnloa
the pottos oat of tha (yatoao to Um
»y mo to—a oaoftut ratara. SB. H
halloa up tba brokan down oooatlta
ttoa tad tnprorta Ik* dlcaatioa. So
■Haw* -ay t—t R B. B. a trial
bottia will btftnn away fna of oharaa.
n. B. B. for tala hr dramai* at ||
par laraa hatUa, or d lary* lottl— (rail
traataaaot) IS Ua—plate dlnattewo
with aaah botUa. H* aars tha hotua
road* BaUate Bipod Baha. For trial
bottia, addraaa BUXJD BALM OO ,
Atlanta, Os. Daaorlb* uosbte and
Fna andloal adnoa (fna. For aate
Front Ttacnaa* A Oa.
ian’»T sail
r*Utt Him! ik* Ordeal -j
Www W— k**f
riimbvs Mpooki iv New Tort Jcurmit
Bataraliig tourMta from Farts hare
brought Information that explains why
Madamoiarlls Qaorgaita Doasmaa. for
mer teeober In Traaab In tba Faoaart
MiilemoIwUe Oecrwetta Doasmaa.
Wbaa aba Ian Pittabttrg oot toag
atnca It aaa tba expectation at beooe>
Ing Madame, tba wife of a rrenebmaa
wba could pan tba moat beautiful
plimas* of Iota.
Tba marriage did not ooma to paaa,
and tba many who had baaa let Into
Vbe prelimlnaiias of Uie secret won
dered greatly until now.
Two or three years ago. while read
las a *ranch periodical M i dam a Mill a
Daaaaaaa waa salts Inaanaad a«pr aa
artlela that did not moat bar views,
bha wrote a fiery Uttar to tba editor-la
oblaf and posted it off ta Paris.
Tba editor wrote In raters a law
brief words and told bM iinrrmpnndanl
that ba bad turned bar ooamuniettinn
over ta tba member of tba staff wbo
bad psooad tba article In qnaaMan.
A few days later a oom pop toot too
earns from tba gnaafnl pen of tba op
Eil Viilaiaotaalle replied. Tba
allot mwdH aa ana war. The
a breathed war. Tfaaaa ware
•boars to frfeodi and intaraat waa
arouMd.
Bat tbaro same a lima when tba
lrt.Ua laitrnctor grew more rvttoaet
over bar French mall. The let tats
Hu, but cosiest* war* not revealed.
It baton ta ba rsmorsd that Madomot
*MM had a sweetheart la Purls, the
uoknown newspaper inrrmpinitial
Pi a ally Madamiri arils want ta Paris,
acoampaalad by tarr brother. She waa
ta ba married. If aU west well aad the
on known mat b*t expectations. bine*
Ibea no hint of matnmony baa baaa
breathed la tba laUats of tba llttla
lanabac.
laatmd of woddlag oarda a few
riial frlaada repairedelraulars noting
opening of a psaaloa by Madam of
•Mia Doaamaa la tba aatmita of Pans
for tba XxpoaUioa parlad. Two m»
bar* of Urn Tosag Woman'* Christian
baaoelatlua looked ap the location and
•o nil led aa gaaeta darlag tbair recant
Mfoorn to Aria,
M Madamo iseJIa. vkit hat hiUMid—
Is the rsmone* off?” iaqalcadeMof
ibaas la aeonae* whisper aa aba parted
From her baataaa two wooks ago.
Made i*o tael la gava a abrsg, waived
ulde her qnaaUonar aad tragically
"^SS^aai; J# fouud^him aa deaf aa as
p«atI”
cvrarr m* muiiim u>t
More mtm riHIflit'a Tmimmi M
Mm •Mb* HllUm oTMte Im.
**w Tw* Sms,
Friawde of tenut Fowter. «f tha
Forty-eemetti lofjntry. United ttUtae
Vo! a steam stationed la tha Ftillip
plaea with headquarter* nt Liyupi.
Kara received nawaof bint tbmarti
the return to tha United State* of
Borges ota Carton aad ZlcaeieratnQ, of
Footer* rafloaot. Fowlar to tha aoa
*f Oeorge O. Pewter. af Wblteedw, I*,
t. Ha a*read a* a volunteer though
tha Sp*el*h>A«onoe» war aad raw
Itoted la tha United State* wrvlw aa
Septowhoi 18, 18M. itoaaaa* of bit
irpsvteaw aad Marfcea*Mhlp ba wae
appointed sergeant aad aatigood to
Company C Barton and Ztmmormaa
eey that Mar tonal Fowlar baa dlatta
galebad hlme*it la battle. Ba abet
and kilted a yoang native llaateuaot
nstned Unroot aad etp&arad hie
Ideoteoaat Mutu' fntbar, kfaroet
la* Karen*, a atna af wealth, aa ra
ealTlof oawa of bto aoa’* donh.
orgsanted a troop af 3,000 aoa aad
offered to pay 8100 for tha toft ear of
nay wo**bar af tha Forty aeTenth
err A atari
the Potto
i haw foaad
Bum «f TOnttl.
Oar eoatonl ta our blit baring.—
Oonoool Uoi Caroto yoor drotror oaodo
oarafot watohiag.
Oor faith now to ocowU oor rioa
U babHwal.—~
Oor <
•• i__
BUoC
tft ft
at
tea ta aot Marat; goto* on Ibo tar
faoa, bot a drop aaaiad tail of tfta ln
»ar llfr. [tlaaooft oa towardraalUr—
galat witWo lha tool, mortal llfa W
oaotft aM otbor Ufa that Ob riot gfraa to
tftm that ara HU.—John TaDaftb.
aaMa
K Yerbahlra rtooraaoMH ratural «ft>
foUowtog aoto Croat oMNbb pari tft
loom: “TMoUto giro jwft ftottpa
that I and Mlat JlMliftt AlftMlft
Diwrbf ai« tfltg tft poor obftrah m
Batargay aflftrftftOft l<0 Qftdorgo tftft ftp
artUtt of ■airlonay at par boo da,
naaaa ba prooapt aa thft aab U bind
bv ibo hoar Forawaraad la far*
trood."
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wwu«Mha
•eaaraeuih.
. «ro,,P of ofllears stood Id m av
l*#U book etors, mm iiNiy afternoon
gsMMt3S3B
■>* * tbo.C’bstuSSoSSsrIM
oUaon Uikwd the sulleu boom of oen
■om smj mow nd then Interrupted
their MtnmllsD.
But eras It warder T
Jrtft&zr&ssui ’z
wh» bad been Aot aa boar bafan waa
a youth of lilt sen.
«t father tony tot tba bay" raid
tu6 QdpCAi Q.
^‘Oh I l*i all right.” obeervad tba mm
-iswaravsr- -
WaMM tt. 14
“Beyond a doubt,” waa tba aajor"*
• Beeldra,” aaid tba maril "Hi
waa no longar a boy. Ee waa ■ aoKUer
aod wbeu b# dawned ho know tbo eon
••Juetao,'’echoed the other alaral
Uojwd^. bat their bra wore a
of^rW^oiTiw’a^ir^S
overrated book.
"Whatletbeprice of It?” be la*
,'“Flfteeo deHart,” rtpMnd the book,
tilt,
“Tea aac, gealliraea.” aaid the geo
oral, “how ihoao oorwnraats taka nd
yaatage ol ear mtHnrHsaaa. ntteea
dollare tar a book wortk Mly eaata t”
Tba BlUtary aua elated ak the beck -
seUer who wisely raid aothing.
■•Tea” aaid the eepteln, cpynraoUy
rase ns log ble talk. “I sever mm at
affeerad la «bt Ufa. aa wbaa I aev that
lluta fallow shot.”
»DU ha Alach T” r*Vt tba ador
“Vet a bit. Ue waa vary pale, eod
Ms (gee that bat that tanway leak,
peculiar to mom whe are looking deotb
lotbefaoe. Ho stood it Uho a here. '
Ha aaear tnwblad, aad bad bla wtto
about *»«■ to tha laat.n
“D*ui IcitmnUy, dfcin't b# V9 mU
UManmt.
“Taa, (our balls tbraagb tba heart,”
“*o wuah the batter be did aot suf
fer.” Aad tba asasral plakad up
Mabaa oa Field FortMaattena.”
“Wbat, la tbla crank ?»ba aakad.
“That,” auewarad taa hooksaller, la
worth tweoty-Ave dollars.”
■•Tba Wteehief 1” Uurtad aot thp
geoeraL. “Mow tala la aa outrage.
Hera It a book printed oe brown paper,
bound la pasteboard, hardly went pick
ing up la tha road, aad this sane want*
tweuty-dve doiuie (or It. 1 won’t pay
It.”
& wara uif u 7 ucijugwu w m I
goad family Mkl the (Bejor “Ha ran I
away from bum* aad Joined the army
end fought bravely Hla daatrtloo waa
more of a little oeo »p tde than anything
«1*A ”
“II Wwnaaa waa net Ffeaalag ua M
laferitally bard." laterrnptad the cap
tain, "be would baye boon let off, bat
the court-martial jam nsabad thing*
through, and (bare waa uotoody to law
after the boy."
Boom I Boom I thundered the can
Moa over Uw blue at the front.
“Wby aboaU anybody took altar
him T” inquired the general "Wa
mom took after the army aad Its dtset
pHnn."
Boom I
•The teat” eootlnued the general,
"bat It make* my Mood ran aiM to
slaughter werv boya.”
The general tasked Jommi’* "Artof
War” la hi* poehat and mild (or K.
Than ba turned round aad steered bit
throat.
Boom I
••Now listen to me, ba aaid Impma
ltely. "To* ornately wlU give m*
eradlt (or Urn average amount ol kind
nam, sympathy and human (Ming.
Tat I eau not agree with you about
that dmrrtir. Aooordlng to all aa
oaunta ba was a aeaalHelad. Hakaaw
hla duty m a aoidter. Ua knew that If
hedaeartadh*wooM to abot. What
did ha da f When the enemy wee
maruklag ou three teoleg thla very city,
cndeagerlag the rzMoaoaat tkaCou
(Odaraoy ha imekad a* to the wood*.
surAruaur sjs
• IwMt u ■» W.I htm MMn
would have to ba ipamd. The army
ba damocaltaad. DtmrttoM
would to the ardor e< the day. Wo had
to ahoot him eo an mingle It eooid
not be avoided. Now let no drop tho
an Hook I know that I am right aad 1
Would like ta aw My ana ala ad up and
any that I am wrong."
to i
TM KMVNt • Bm*.
Gan. Linton’i dlrUlon WM MNk>
lag back la taka a new pome loo tba
tbanail morningattarthafiefct tt»
Oaaay. Tha General and Ua laaaaatar
Gantnl, Major Wabb,
tba Mima Ml
i«» tbaiwaiar Maat
“Hain, aarporal/’ naiad Motor Wabb
“didn't joa moral aU laat aSjhi Ud
dM.jVyaw^y aa day, aaf haaaao
■MR. t!r.” Mid tba Mb wrpiril,
Making a traia atliMgt ta aMM
^ “Wall, tban," tba Malar obo*tad%
-tft^OaSii^tha* bpk'&nSr'
wa» tba i«ply.
L*wtanTuaJor WaS^raftadVraT^aaS
orar aa tha gtonod, and taoghad abb"
orlad Uka a Sag*