Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
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SDis neal heir shs has s'elu5at gone to Italy to
cla!m ihislfitls and wealth. q: The fortune
which thus falls 90 her syari6uslyl esti-
mafsa afs 81 81 frSgm Fg1a s9oo o ooo so $500 o9o a4
EEasyS TaessJs shis add5tc Phi prisoners
no etmohom Izansas? q aa7ag q |
ga Isay core 55pbohdsns sofkbs ,otis;s.
vile r02prisr-J JoIrnaB who paidla visit
TO the M9doc9 In Kansas, writes;:
ldzSis, Capt. Jacks widow. lhad
| quits a niceil little TENT annid tsh5 did not
l99k more disco golste thar, Some ttpale-
faoe" widows OF years standinRs lShe
had washed the paint Of het facs. Do
you know their wey Of wearing mchrn-
ing is TO paint their face black They
paint the entire face, pr one-ha1f, orl the
cheeks, orithS Dip oi theinose, according
as they feel n; more , ar "a lsss inoonsolable.I
sehonehina sEs yidoW, gsaid. had
We saw herr and she was by no cans
prepos osaessing in p appearance, Il Every
now and then Id11ie will daub her whole
face up with blaok paint and keep ID on
Etor.WaekGi She was rather fpretty for
en Indian, and very yonng loo King! She
40 81! niS. G oaoh NO. q. nrs. JupH -Nv. ,ID
old. and d,ugly, and shel akeI care. Of Miss
EYaok (whg is, ai'out eight or ten,and her
own 9hildl. She and Lizzie are quite
friendly; they asdept the situatfon."
We saw Steamboat Franks mother.
She is hundred, the agenH said !; but
krank said, - Shs strong, mulch goodfor
yorlkF rlkFj * snd, indeed she did trofilp and.
%sser aexn IL sna ssoS ssaEsRg Spssst q
OF them. 70
:. After while we all went MP, 70 The
Modoc foampL and played as Ihduisitive
jack generally: Mrs. Z .sand I went
SEsnsSd SSsn g fsdss e bSy tsas Sssfss S ~ 1ss
asked some Of themi where &c was, and
ScsrTfaced Charley volunteered TO guide
his cheek that looks like fh5el stroke eelIof "a
hatohet oti.his ciieekbons. ,YTheretwere
three women in Lizzie'sl tent, and Mrs.
tinya to oura dress. They de6ded in
favor Of her shoes on, account Of the
buttons. She had on scarIst ahsWI wi
with black, green and gold stripes in
is, and I wore my Roman scarf. They
inspected both, and finally Lizzie matted
Mrs. y, q, saying /: s"Nice, 1ice." and
then mine. pronounoing it Ssmuch nice.
nice, and then 1s he three biack crowa"
nodded, their headg in assent, ,;as eravely
@ as Q Judge. Thsy; were Immensely
amused at MY cropped head. and maje
dotsIof fun of iit, ali 1thfouRh fke l6asnp.
had geriatal Hl1l,c tiiag OF ieEais
up here. At last gentlennta .offsredl a
pound OF tobacco to the best long Slot.
but MisatH. and i did not ses the reault
OF this match, as Bogus Charley and
Shacknasty Jim wanted us to play cro-
quet with them. "a year ago It would
have sounded singular TO speak Of playinp
oroquet with the Modocs, wouldn't it Yl
The grounds were in the agency yard.
just by the camp, and Mr.. Jones es.
corted tiH up, and introduced as to his
wife and mother. Miss 49, and. Jim
played together against Charley and me,
and we had funny game. The Tndians
are splendid on long shots, and played
remarkably we'll, too. 10 ii r,l So,
Yop would have laughed to see Mrs.
Young and Bogus Chaf1eya wife COM
paring bsbieaati Mrs. Young baby was
five months old and the suuAW's six: bit
the Indian baby was nearly twice the
size OF the other; it was the fattest,
child Lever M w; aaw; and had. The /" entaat",
little hands and fest. tGhaslsy, seemed
very proud of 1t, and duits fond Of his
wife and children gissysi sshisl WifSt ban,
eQ9pki s,9 much MICE r. i;n',ssheps pointing frodnd
his TENT, said !" See.T NV, wife have
things iifce,, put otit 'of Way ses fiin bbx {
not onlgroand. III Hookn Jim asked me
sona sfela y ssfa wSsB siy ssRsa 81 E Sn sSs bs
COULD he said "little, sa and r opened.
the book at the aecond yohspter of
Mathew, and he read nearly o page yerv
correctly indeed. 81 did not think he
misoalled a. single word j but ihe read
aqloYlys like like q little child oelhe d.tl., siI 9lai
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