The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02
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A very common form Jfyalghr idipd

A very coHmon'fOtm tfydlghr 'iapds
deucc isthb Striug at ladies. Z ToidOso,
in q pubic place Is upgentlemsnlg1,
but tioavaitOne's selfofa.vioiniiy,-whioh
circumstances render unayOidablo.Th
contemplate. The man who viii stare
continually NJ shOIe table, et ia aa
omnibus. deserves ,Obo arrested. lgao.
mnt young men itequentlyl 40 this unf
der the impression thn! Ills not really
jlsagreeeble to the other sex, aud that
Ihcy ore in iaot paying species Of
compliment; Cenlllhey know the yex.
alton and 6pnogaace which is onon
masked ualatthO air Of cslmness which
theirnsolcnce is received they would
think differently, ! have heard at a
hotel Of instances in which ladies' De.
Iayed their meals for hours and even
left The house in order iouyoid The ,Prely
'nco oi soho eppceitqd PppPy, yA9
possibly imogiaaa he Has Recommend.
ins himself TO ifcirgcod graqcs-
,Icg' Tho Toledo Commercial gives an
account of u friehtfd series Of murders
at Woodstock, IieaAwneo coansy, Mich /,
on Monday night the 3oIh ul;, A young
man Of gcnttel appearance named De'
yid Frlpe Bveng. an only sSn, deserted
from the ArmylusrlAnFust, hnd7wohttna
Grafton, in Ohio, to teside. He had q
young wife at his fpther's house iny
Woodstock, Ills parents md friends
being inluontilI, had screened the son
from urrest for dcserion, hoping to in-'p
dutc him quedy torelatn ioihebaruy,ui
But young Biyins formed iaa attach.
meut form young lady in Graton, and
conceived tte idea OF killing lis parents
thathe might nAeiit their property. and
his young wife, expected sooha2obe1ai.
mother, that he mishtmarry his now al,li
iaclmoui Four.liues het took The cgr4a
Mt Grafton aud travelled 10 Woodstock TO
accomplish the deed, but his heart FAIL
ed him. Finolly, on the SOth, he i6ok
the cars. fully determined to commit tlisg
tcrribIe deed, Hesias'ed throughTo.
ledo on Monday evening, took The cassi
for Hudson, where hp hired q horse and
buggy and drove over 10 Woodstock.--
lWe take the iatts rom bis coniesAi0nl.9A
iOn entering the hNuse OF his p4Ienls,
!hStErsl mbtiiia nrhsr whom hs yshot
through the head with a revolver,o kills
Ing him iosiapdy, Ho next shot his,
mqLbir.i but can not state, whorS he hit
her. His young wife, who expected
Shortly to give birt to rElt fprahg7
10 his side, aodl by the most sndcaring
eulfeaties loaded thpt ho,goud gofher
no harm. Tho fenlsh wretch states
thai hc embraced and kissed her, lliep
shot her through The heart. He qihkly
SET FIRE 10 the house, aud upou e6ingpo
the shed whtrehe hadlclt his horse and
buggy, ho chased away some cattle
which he supposed had takgp his robe,
and aS he wish5l TO reach Hudson for
the O'Clock traio, East, he could make
20 delay in looking for themissiug robe,
Rid LEFT without it, AnvjHg at Hud.
son, be lopk The cars for this city the
same night, reading GrahOn, again iu
The age }o,ftho mJql.rtd f4,Her was
81, the mothcr 81, anl the young wife
20, They were highly laspecioa in the
community in which lhey lived, moved
il tie best circles Of society aud were
possessed Of considerable property. .nos
A strap and the boH,lo fobc weretrS.
ced 10 the liveH-s;pble in Hudson, and
suspicion res ting upon young Bivins,
the Proves, Mlrshal proceeded TO Grail
ton aud arrested him. He expressed
some surpri.c but finally made full
confession, -.