The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-08
Wy BALLOON ADVENTURE.

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Edward ilot'"e'' ~ ''''' w! -
. night IN 'a.'""u' J" ,o"'P'"! WV ,,.;.L
| runaway Sm.'[ '''re1 wen n a. ,''s', ', '.I
( hiIiie ana PISTOL anu .''.,'' - -
/ IN strength Tor me, even ''"1 "' o''"
less wen P'oN'"'"'
Ny terrible companion was on'y 'o"
much disposed u br taiNa,!Nc' anu IL
We -wept EDWARDS before the ire'hehlhE
wind, he was kind enough to favor me
with a few bricl anecdotes of his past
career in which the iocose and the R'r-
hlcsccmet to mIngle IN cync confusion.
The one point on which he was uncom-
muuicstive WAS on the manner OF ms re
cen: escape from Touloni or how-owing
I'D tb. completely OF othcrs-hc became
possessed of his weapons But he told
graphically Of the ten days OF hardship
and hunger which he had endured while
sku,kng among the rocky hills by night
and lying hidden among tnJ 'n"'n!
brakes by day, until at last he broke ,, N.
~ pecan oil triumph III r''".inS Nv" n
had encountered aud robbed the true NJ
dr NI.encuye on his WA! 10 'Ne N'''7'
f,'s
~ "t''y SHINING mp ''..i u "' ..nL ,,ra.
IDIOT. he SAID cAu!t."gI'' anu NJ Lm'T ~
thousand francs D'-'u'5 !" noS'9. -,
well. | lett MN SasN'u anu o'",'t ~ "
tree, after l had taA't 'u' "r'I't' "
. change clothes win MINI N.u i1"',,-
IN hi> pocket the Ie'te' "' VI N''.'eN.
/ promising To '"Ne '''.'
IN tine balloon mere ".'1 - ;.-.,r.a+ bis
Ana 30 Tue iuyH P '..,,,', II e.. :, nor
darn ana reaI' W." NV -,a "t robbfrv
''""'s Tue '','.,' ~ a. ,ho ,nsars Of fl,,it
49,. u..,. certainly an uneXamplci
IN "N'' WIZ e., s''''' - 'I n,.l.re.s s,.an,.
4A>"'o'.' ""'''
S'hI W M ,,.;,,I ri have sail
h'"i " 'l''e INC ".,'',, ,,.r,oJ On | lonk
was 'S'''- a." ',,,,. h., Tho simmer
go uV"' " ~ -. ',.', ~. ,rnmYl,us
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WV ~ g.,,r, nm o,cIspation OF
','' -'' o. avn
IL, ,r.. lI,.,,,nol, o, nv. sido also looked
w u'St'''N0 '' -
.P,b, se,or I,nJ-wbat matters it," he
..,,r.'-I,. Throw ont more bal
.''. M, hcar nc9o and unwillinglv
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Tbo har,o,r instantly rose and it be.
,-[,a,,,ilI,. r,linr co that | SILVER
Lod 80 cLsfa my bar d, torethcrto
''' anu no. W ., '' ,'irrin. Nv COM
p'.i,..'' t ,-,,, r-a,ne showed no SIGNS of
F',I'''. s,' cha, .I'o obrr,, lowcrino of
,"N'' ~ : -. ''g'-4 L,t sf,or 8 time the
n....rc.. .eamei TO be nearer to the sen,
',rT r..rd the low roar Of the waves;
ana thrn Pi.oue son-cou impatiently
q,r,, nm, sDotbrr BAG of ballast and We
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l-a,.,,o Ike the visions of dream, are
1850 - Irons of the VOYAGE of that
MONTE ri.,pt spent thus and in such
..,,rr,ry suffered from cold and
..,.t.. md it was mechanically that |
..n.T.J IN. direct ons o.. the escaped gal
ra,. .lova who had now assumed the
-. ',n,,arJ There WIZ no doubt about
m. tNify o. his determination TO con
,,rrn thc desperate flight until we should
,.,..- ,r. French frontier How long our
a,ria, Journey might prove, unde't'ken
.,.,,L,,y, warm C'o,E hing prUvlS-