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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

In your issue ofthis morning notice
quoted short statement from a Bowl.
ing Green (ky.) paper giving the origin
OF the name ''Stoncwall Brigade" which
Is erroneous. as we'll rs the Incident rel.
alive TO the Confederate battle -fiay. which
does not apply to General T. j. Jack.
son. but to Colonel II. T.. Withers. oftbc
Virginia regiment, now one of the
distinguished United States Senators
from that State. The correct version of
both incidents is as follows:.
During the battle of Manassas. about
III o'clock a. NJ, when that gallant a.:i
iperitorious officer, Brigadier-G eaeral
Barnard r.. Bee, was endeavoring to raj.
ly his troops in the small valley in the
rear OF the Robinson House, he notice I
Jackson's brigade. which had just arriv.
cd and taken position little in the rear
OF HIM in copsc of small pines border.
ing on the edge Of the plateau where was
about TO be fought the first great battle
OF the war. Bee, finding tIat his AID.
peals were UNDECIDED by his brave but
dlsorganized troops, then said to them !:
"Raily, men, rally, See Jackson's bti.
gade standing there like a Stoncwall."
nose words gave the appellation to that
brigade, and thence to its heroic CON-
mander. -.
The other incident occurred Mt the de.
livery of the Confederate battle flags 70
my forces at Cenireville. in the autumn
OF 1861. Many of these flags had been
made from ladies' red silk dresses, some
OF which were rDuch faded, but ncyerths
less highly appreciated by our troops.
lhe brigade had been drawn mp i'm col.
qmns of regiments on the plateau of
Centrevllie around small elevation.
where were stacked all the flags for dis
tributiop. The colonies Of regiments
marched to the front and formed line
near the colors. After addressing few
remarks TO these officers, / handed each
one In succession flag When I came
to Colonel Withers, he remarked. ..Gen.
eral, it is nearly white, and may be mis-.
taken for flag of truce" answered
ut once, Then, sir, dye it in the blood
oil our enemies which he promised
laughingly, to do. But he had occasion
TO dye it more than once in his own gal.
liant blood, and finally lac was so despe.
rateiy wounded that he. had to bo put on
post duty towards the end Of the war.
G.. Il. BEAuREaARn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
Murder Most Horrible.

We are indebted TO Dr.. Willcmet for
the following particulars of dreadful
murder The doctors daughter, a grown
young lady, had recently been visiting
The family of Mr.. Samson, who resides
on Preston road, some sixteen miles
from Dallas, and it was during this Wis.
1t that she witnessed the affair we are
about to relate. Last Thursday morn
ing, wagon, containing n man, his wife
and his brother.in-law, halted in front Of
Mr.. SIMPSONS residence, evi iently for
the purpose of resting their tired team.
They had barely time to unharress
their horses, when four mounted men.
all heavily armed. were seen rapidly ap.
preaching. The husband was no soon.
er made aware of their near approach
than he Mt once jumped from the wagon
and ran into tho woods which lined the
other side of the road His movement
did not escape the vigilance of the ap-
preaching party, and the moment they
caught sight of him they increased their
speed, and soon dashed into the woods
near the place where he had disappear
ed. The wife appeared to recognize the
murderers, for she shFleked aloud seve.
raj times that they would kill her hus.
band. All was quiet and silent until ut
the expiration Of about two hours seve.
eral shots were heard, fired in rapid sue.
cession. Shortly aftcrward the pursu.
ert returned bearing the dead body OF
their victim with them, shot through the
heart.
The trunks and other valuabies be-
longing TO the murdered man were now
nnloaded from the wagon and left in Mr.
SIMPSONS yard, the brother.in.law was
handcuicd and chained and in compa
ny with the distressed wife and the dead
body Of her husband, forced to get into
the wagon, which was driven Off in tho
direction from which it came Data,
I (Ie1ns) Herald
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

tH'The farmers in the ncighborhood
of lnka, and between that and Flora, in
Marion and Clay counties. Illinois, have
raised two crops, from nearly all their
lands this season-thc wet weather grass
having sprung up on the wheat and oat
stubble and among the corn, i'm such a.
bundance rs to yield heavy crop or
hay. This grass is being harvested in
great quantities. This is not confined
to the localities mentioned, but is com
mon throughout Southern Illinois.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

lyA Kansas paper has the following
IN regard to the wheat yield Of that sec
ton: Noah DOiiiemeyer, residing on
the west side Of tue Arkansas, in Union
township, brought 9O8 bushels Of wheat
to town last Saturday, which ho sold for
81 o. per bushel. This wheat. we were
assured by him, was all raised off of 20
acres of land. The wheat graded No. 2
and is known as Red May. Does farm.
ing pay, We ask you?"
1.-TWO punches Of grapes were OK :.
hibited ut the recent fruit show Mt Edin.
burgh, Scotland, one or which weighed
twsnty.six and quarter pounds and the
other twenty-five pounds, These are
oeilved 10 be the larges. punches OF
grapes ever grown in Britain, and prob.
ably the largest ever grown.
IVThe Weston Democrat states that
little child Of a Mr.. Wiseman, rcsid.
ing in the Cove. while eating chcstnuts,
the other day, attempted to swallow
one whole, when the nut became fasten.
et in the throat of the child. Aid was
summoned at once, but before relief was
at hand, the child died, absolutely chok.
ed to death.
10 Little Julia jackson excited the
widest enthusiasm, at Richmond. when
Gov. Kemper led her out on the plat.
form and said Soldiers, / Introduce
You to the daughter Of "Stonewall Jack
son" If there was II man there that
didn't shout he ought to remain dumb
for life.
I=0'Over $4,000 hoad OF cattle have
been shipped or driven from Texas this
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

tVMr. Moody proposed at his pray
er meeting in the city OF New York, on
the lst inst. that November 18th be ap.
pointed as day of fasting and prayer
For Gods blessing. The proposition
was carried by standing vote in an
assembly of over 5000 people. 1t was
then unanimously voted TO invite all the
christian churches OF America to unite
in observing the day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
Commission rs Notice.

/. W. Athey-use OF l.. A. Taylor,
Plaintiff.
Against
John G. Taylor, Milton Taylor, Lemuel
+. Taylor. John Carder. Balm & Car.
der, i. II. Balm. Nathaniel Robinett.
j. {. lIcislSell. and Louisa A. Taylor,
Administrative Of Simon Taylor, de-
ceased, Defendants.
DY decree q tbe Couaiy couf, Of Hsmpshirs
lb county, ~ is October term, 1915, IN ,bs a.
boVe cause, The nndersigned, q Commis ioner OF
The Court, Was directed 10 ascertain and reports
The interest 81 the SAID John G. TAYLOR In The
lasd ~ The bill and proceedings mentioned, and
whether there has been sny division o. sid lauds
betgeen the said John g. Tayior, Lemuel ;.
Taylor, nod Milton Tsylor-nnd also 10 sscerisin
sod report ibe liens sud priorliies Of liens bind
ING The iatertst q said John Tsyl0r 10 said
lard, and such other matters aud things A. said
Commissioned may deero pertinent or sny party
interested may require.
Now. Therefore
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
Commissioners Notice.

William II. Powell, SherifI'of Hampshire
County, and as such Committee Adj
ministrator OF John Royce, decd,
PlaintiY,
Against
Jesse johnson and Mary J. his wife.
Elizabeth Siboie, John Aldeton and
Sarah bis wife, john i. Sherrard. snG
WIN. ii. Royce, Daniel $. ROYCE. and
WIZ. III. Royce, infant son OF John
Royce, Jr, & WIN. j. Polling guardian
adj lltnn Of said infant. Defendants.
~ decree pronounced in the above came
- by The County Cont Of Hampshire coqnt,.
~ iis October rtfm, 1873. the undersigned n
Commissioned Of sid Court, was directed to
slate, settle nnd adjust the nccnuu,s Of the plain.
hh IS the Administrator Of John l.us &c, deed
10 ascertain nnd report What real estate said
1ohG Royce died seized and possessed Of "a. ic-
iai sna iis Snnnni r@lnn-A'so ell the sebis and
liens againts The estate Of sail John Ro,c CO ssd
their prio,ities.
Now, thei efore
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

a MONUMENT FOR SToNEwALL JACK.
sons "Reminiscences were taken
IN Richmond, Va, on Tuesday. by the
ex-Coniederates, for the erection OF a
suitable monument over the grave Of
tue mother Of Stonewall Jackson. which :
IN an old and neglected graveyard near
Hawks Nest, Fayette county, Vest Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

NEW YoRK. October 1gs--Mail advi.
css from london state that the Norwe-
gian bark Prinz Oscar. from Baltimore
FOR Newry. was during the voyage the
scene OF aterribls tragedy. On she goth
Of September Cap.ain karisen ordered
Robert Fisher, one OF the seamcn, to
perform some duty, and he refusing the
captain took him by the shoulder to en-.
force his order, when Fisher stabbed him
below the eye with knife. This mad
dening the captain he shot and killed
ths mutinous seamsn, whose body was
committed TO the deep next morning.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
fR-There IS farmer Residing xitbi,

k7-There is farmer residing within
three miles Of this place who has pet
cat, about six months old, which is a
curiosity. Its body Is equally divided
between cat and rabbit. The head and
fore legs are perfect cat, while the hind
legs and tail are rabbit. It hops like n
rabbit and has the shyness and cunning
OF the rabbit. yet is a good mouser.-
Greensboro Pct. lot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

~ We clip the following from the
Wichita KANSAS Beacon Of the 18th
inst: There are said to be about To-
600 head Of Texas cattle ont on the
range now. The most Of them will be
wintered here. With the numbers com.
ing IN there will be at least $4,000 head
OF cattle fed in this vicinity this winter.
This will keep up q pretty good winters
trade in tho way of camp supplies A.
lone"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
To the Creditors Of John Rovce dec.d

IN pursuancc 10 decree Of the County Court
on the county Of Hampshire, made in = cause
therein pending. 10 subrct the real estate of sad
John Roye, TO The payment Ct his debis, you ara
required 10 present your claims against The said
John Royce for adjudication 30 A. T. White.
Comniissioner, at hts Office In The ssid county.
on or before the goth dsr u November, 1875. -
wines q : White. Clerk q said Court, this
10Th day Of October 1875
{. S. WHITE, Clerk.
Oct. %, 1So5.-5w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
~ O TT E

IS hereby given 20 said partie. and MI o,berseo.
cerned, that on he 2Oih day OF November. ts7s-
ut my Uiice in Romney, will proceed 10 ibe er.
ecdiion OF Said decree, when and where said
P'iHes ana nI INC creditors Of snid John Royce,
dec d will attend With the necessary oyid.nc,,
proofs, vouchers, &c, necessary for me 10 exc
cute said decree, and make report 10 Court.
"A. u. WHITE. CoBl'r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
n OTI CE
A. z. WHITE, Com'r.
To III. Creditor. o : Edward T. Grar,. d.,.s.

To the Creditors OF Edward T. Grace. deed
In pursuance to a decree of the Connty Court
Of The county of HAMPSHIRE, made in a raus.
therein pending. To SUI ct The real estats Of said
Edward j. Grace dec d., 10 the payment Of his
debts, YOU are required io present yonr cIair,,
against The said Edward J. t!rues s,r adiudic.-
non TO A.gP White, Commissioner, nj his tixcs
IN said county, before the 22na day If NJ
vtmher, 1878
Witness, q. :. White cIerA Of .ii, Cont hi.
10Th day uf October, 1855.
5. WHITE, Clerk.
Oct. 22. 1875.-5w. ~
oRESn Scda Water. on hand and Tor sale. al
II GEORGE BRohNiS.
Remaey, Oct. !. 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
200 ACres of Land.

more or lying in Green Spring Run Waller,
IN said county, being part 81 400 Acres tract
which was some years Hgo divided between Will
liam Donaldson aud his sister the said Mary
Shouse. This land Is well co cred Hiih GOOD
saw and bark Timbef-it sdjoins on the Eas,
the lands occupied by Francis Dorsey, add the
title Is complete.
TsRMs or SALE-0nt-third Cash and The resi-
due on such terms Of credit as will he Annouu.
esd al the sale.
a. =. WHITE.
S. l.. FLOURNOY.
Nov. 8, 1s75.-tds. Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
NO ICE

is hereby given 20 said parties and all other rsr-
sons concerned that on the 23rd lay Of Noveu-
Der, 1873. ~ my Office ia Romney, I will pro-
coed 20 the execution OF said decree when snd
whore al such persons will attend with TIE evi-
tcnccs, &c necessary for me 20 carry out saia
drei-- aed 'sPort - Coarf.
A. y. WHITE. Com'r.
oct. - lS75.-5w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
TO OR 80 ACRES.
Land Sale.

y pursuance o. The decree and orders of The
Il County Court Of Hampshire, passed in a
cause therein pending, wherein Minor Shanholt-
Eer and wi!e are compleinants and the infaut
b. ire ~ Mary SbOuse deed, John W. Snuuse
and newton b. Guthrie are defendants. the IN
der'igned Commissioners, appointed for TIE pur-
pose will, on
Wednesday me 1stday ofDecemJer, 1875,
before the front door Of The Court house in Rom
ney, cell ~ public auction, a trnct Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

~ The revival5 in the Methodist
churches, in Winchester, continue with
out abatement OF interest. More than
fifty persons have professed conversion
at the Market Street church, and some
twelve OF fifteen at the Braddock street.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

REVOLUTIONARY CANNON Duo UP.-
The West Chester pa Necs says that
seven cannon were recently dug up on
the Warwick Furnace farm, in Warwick
township, Chester county. They were
buried about three feet under the sur
face, on space of ground not over 80
feet square. They are huge ones-sev.
en- feet in length, two.feet in diameter at
the breech, and about four and half
inches calibre. One Of them apparent
ly was charged ready for firing, as a ball
was found in proper position, but all
symptoms Of powder had disehred.-
Tradition says Gen. Washington put
them there about % years ago.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Jacob p. Daniels and wife, Jacob Adams
and wife. and others. Plaintiffs,
Against
John Grace's Administrator, and his
widow and heirs. Roxanna Grace in
her own right and as Administrators
OF Edward Il. Grace. decd, the widow
and heirs Of Z. +. Grace, Wm. II.
Powell. Sheriff, and as such Commit.
tee Administrator de honis non OF
John Grace, decd. and as committee
Admir-. OF Robert c. Grace, decd.
William Donaldson and William Tay.
for Defendants.
MIS- cause ~ the October term. 1875 OF ,hs
Il County Court OF lie mpshire couniy, by a
decree Of said Court. mas sgsin referred TO The
undersigned one Of the Commissioners Of said
Court, with directions TO state, settle aud sdius,
the accounts of Wm- II. Powell, Sheriff OF said
county, and rs such committee Administrator
Ne oonis non Of John Grace. deed, stating also
now The funds IN the hands OF said COMMITTEES
ndminis traitor shall be distributed-slso 10 s,p,e
seuie ana adjust the accounts Of Ro1anna Grace
Administrative OF + T. Grnce, deed, and ~s.
certain the liens aud their prior lilies. ard drb,,
against said estaie--and In ascsrtainng the deb,e
OF said estate he shall ascertain and report unon
The same footing as any other fduciary debts n
gainst said estate, the recovefi,s had In snid do
cree against or the amounts which mar be here.
alter paid by the securities OF T. +. Grace or eli.
ther oi them on account OF such recoverics Also
10 report tue real estate of which said f. T.
Grace died seized, its value and It's annual value
and tho value IN money Of The dover Of John
Graees widow, and u. Z. Crscc's widow In ..Id
land and said Commissioner also TO report any
other matter he may deem pertinent or anv pni-
" interested may require in relation To the es-
ta'es OF said John and Z. 4. Grace, deed.
Now, therefore,
MOTT
il hereby given to sail parties and al ner,on,
Interested, that on The 22nd day Of November
1873, at my Office In Romncy, will proceed to
Tue execution OF said decree. " hen and where all
such persons wilt attend with The papers, vouchs
efs' evidences, proofs, &c, necessary for me .
execute the requirements Of said decree snd mske
report TO the Court.
A. +. WHITE, Com'r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

LARGE SHIPMENTS or CATTLE Nine
carloads Of cattle. containing 1914 head.
and one carload Of sheep were unload.
cd at the depot at this place on Monday
morning Of last week They belonged
TO Dir. -- Adams, Of Loudoum county,
Va, and were driven from here to that
county 10 winter. On Saturday morn
ing fourteen carloads Of cattle. 32i head.
shipped from Chicago, were taken from
the cars here and conveyed to Fauquicr
county. Va. This lot was shipped 10
MIR Robert Carter and the freight paid
on them at the Chnrlestown DEPOT a.
mounted 10 the snug sum of 81 ,438.-
The last named shipment, we under.
stand. is the first ins,alment Of one thou
sand head Of cattle which Mr.. Carter
expects TO receive from the West this
fall, TO winter in Fauguier for the spring
market.-Spi.H II jefferson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-11-05

CONvGcrfOS or PRomNENT CITIzEHs.
AT Petersburg. Va, on Wednesday Of
last week. H6go G.. Evans, late agent of
the southern Express Company. and
George l.. Simpson, late cashier OF the
Petersburg Saving and Insurance Com.
pany, were placed on trial in the Hus.
tings Court, charged with the ombezzle-
ment Of funds Of the respective compa.
mics they represented. Both pleaded
guilty, and were sentenced TO years
each in tho penitentiary.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-25
Profitable Tree Planting.

Martin County Sentinel. Nov. ~.
Mr.. G. +. Pixley, Of Pleasant Prairie,
informs It's that during lust spring he So,
out about twenty acres OF young forest
IT.. es, and this fall has planted alr'u, fiv.
acres more. His PLAZA is IL thoroughly
p|nw the grand. harrow it smoo,l,:y. then
turrow it out. dropping The trees abaut
six feet ap .rl in the turrow and covering
With p!ow or hce-,aking care to pack
the earth tightly ar. uud the roots BY
pressing it down with the foot.
In three years from date Of planting
Mr. Pixlcy will draw the county bounty
oitw" dollars per acre, and The state boun'
~ Of a like sum for ten years. u"der the
&C, pas,e Feb. 20, 1873, to encourage the
planting and growing Of timber and shade
trees. THUS lie realizes from his labor
the snug little sum Of one hundred dol
lars in cash each year. Al the expiration,
If ten years there can be Gu, every year
tr,m each acre one or two CORDS Of wood
wortl, from four to six dollars 4 c,ru. thus
giving him Il perpetual income rs the r..
suit ut lis sagac'ty and forethought. %
say nothing Of tue increased value and
beauty it adds to his farm. Timber plant.
ing and stock raising wi:l pay far better
iu the long run than grain raising. and
none are 50 poor in This country bnt vita,
they Can cn=age in it to = greater Or less
extent
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-25
A GuiLOrli Case il Hastings.
Hastings Gaz tic. 20th.

Hastings G'z tie. 201h.
The bad, ut + ward Erfur:h was nuic,
|, hnriet! in This city "n Sun lay last, ANA
Guib0r,l's Was uur,, d in NJ mt G III, Cana
d., Oh Tuesday, after having been I" all
the courts in tic realm seeking buriat.
There is similarity in the tw.' c:'s.'s, aid
ali that WAS rr4nirvd 10 rc.enlct H.: Gui-
b ri coates, ia Hastings j. tic WANT III
IIurk on tl. par, III kriurn'> legal repre-
>entasives. Mrs E. tu,A OWNS Il iU j." the
German Catholic e. lie. cry, and she hau
prepared ii grave IN Ia 1T Tor The rem "slls
OF her deceased husband. In his lat mo
mrnts Mr.. Eriur.h lad +. fu>. d the minis
ira i ms OF Il Roman Catholic prizes, an.'
this involved Il contest between the natl Nv
al and tcclrs ia>t,cal ia~. the national
law gives him tue righ; If burial in amy
grounds which his legal Representative
may stl-ct or own in Their own right, til
ecclesiastical law prO.l"unces him il heretic
and reiucs him burial in the cOnsrcra.,d
Grounds. His remains were lO;luwe IL
the grave 10y thee bands al music and
large cnnc0urse OF cu:Zrns, but when
they arrived At the ce'nc'tr, the b d> was
refused in;e lneit, AID II new grave Was
dug outside tie cons. Grated gr. III Ids,
where Ills b"dj NV r'IWsc,, II ma, .bc I"
tie r.in,cred in The finn Iy H., ye rs nc"ce
when lrgal representative shall nppv'ar
VINO STALL test whether the national or
ecclc>ia t,c.l laws prevail in III, United
states OF America.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-25
Tlls. Sins Of Other Pcolle.

According to the statistics which n
Brooklyn reporter has in.us,ri"usly col
lected: the revival in tia, city under tine
Hinlstra'i"ns Of M"ody and S,nkry has
been attended hya powerful awakening
among the multitude ~h" tl,rong t. hear
,liem-tO The Gins If other people. the
requests for prayer exac,l, illustrate it,
The tair average Of these is from three to
four hundred per diem, and The extent Ut
the roevrrti"n Of Other peoples sins is
indicate d Ivy AN analysis Of 345 such re-
quests sent up t" Br"tllcy n ~ y The 9th
,r day. OF these, 3Oe were from people
vino asked pra! ers for s',mcb''qy else, and
Of the remaining 80 aho felt the need "f
prayers f"r themselves, l6 asked til Il
these he offered, pot for their cpDyersi"n.
hut for their recovery fr'm sickness: The
extent to which his auditors are bling
convicted ofthc sin,u)ncss Of others would
seem to aff"rd Brother Mm'iy splendid
opportunity for = Ariei Discourse uw,n the
,cx', something about the beam in their
own eyes and Tie mote in their neigh
bors'. -.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-25
A Chiefs Disgrace.
II hamilton (Ontario) Spcc.ator.

Hamilton (OntariO) SPECTATOR.
Fortunately there were not mtny re l.
pie in the Court House this m .rni"g, 10
witness the grief and shame Of Gcnrge
Bucle, the old and resp ct, d Chief" Of the
M"hawk t.ib.. OF the Six Nations, 1T thu
conviction ii Iii: only child of horse steal
ing. The chief appeared deeply affected,
and s;os,d by his s0a III The dock, as it he
would fain offend him from .tfirers Of
the law. HIS s.,n offered several times t"
speak 10 him, bu. The proud old chief
maintained d gnificd sil.nc,', ami re'us'd
even IL MOTTO: !, is u, although, he stood
elise t" him. He seemed I" ieel his p.,-
siti,n keeniy, and his fac: and eyes show
I'd evidence Ut Weeping. When he was
put in til. witness box, the Judge asked
him il H. would d,sinhcrit " treat his s. u
differently on account "f his crime. The
chief remained silent several scct.nds; IT,
hung his head, his bosom i'eaycd, and it
was cv.dn: that III hi, heart II fathers NE
fiction Was struggling With u fathers hon
or for the mastery. Finally he looked ul'.
and, with a glance full Of meaning ut his
son, liz replied IL love my own blood"
When the sentence OF six nOIths in the
Cen ral prison was pas>cd ulo" the TO-,
the chief advanced. whispered something
to his son, and then to his wife, and m''x-
I'd out ri court