The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-28
THE Observation-Disclosures.

ts was about the end of the last century
~ that party OF middleaged gentlemen,
all commercial travellers, were assembled
In the large smoking room Of the Lambs
ton Inn, celebrated commercial house
on the outskirts of Gateshead. while
tho party enjoy Themselves sounds OF
an approaching Uyshiclenwere heard and
stranger antes:d, who announced him
self as the son OF an old acquaintance OF
tire party and fellow traveller. Tom
Thornbury. The young stranger am.
nounced Tint he e1pected B meet his
father pt the inn,. but the party speaking
almost together declared that he would
not be there, as the road was alive with
tooEpads, which made it dangerous to
travel over. a III ~
No soqper adid the young man hear
.dechred that he Should driS8to Dur
ham. The E,endeavored to tsrsuade
- hlm to the dahtSary, but goAies would,
ahd FaA jhat abSytft ftsntH the
rapidly hIblnfg the 1f'o6d, ,"i"'fhen came
lusty cries fof Help, and the next instant
a cffa1se' drew up infront of the inn door
"Help, help !-for Gods sake, hel,f,
cr1ed the driver of'the gig as. he dashed
voices.
Matter why, murder 8 the matter i''
answered the man, springine out of tho,
!chaise. s; 'Here, I1end a hand some of
you. Don't stand gazing there hke7a
8 1ot et fp9ls; the pan ,pay be still alive;
could not examine him On the road"
"Who is He1" demanded several -.
'Howsshshla'I know2" replied the
man, surlilya ''thsre's no moon tonight,
and don't carry lantern with nleii 4,
els it some ef fsAs oIT work, Ben 33't
asked Mr. Greshap.y tsemulouslyy
man of, t,1sa is that y2u. Greshaml" said the
what to make ofsthis. IT'S murder, I
Ieaf, 1or the blood rap oyer. me as I
fohhahm; She lnadk stop. nearly throw,
ing me out-of the gig,,,i, i, got down tco
lead her, and kicked against the BODY.
at irst l thought it was drunken man,
put found my hands wet ON touching
= Hm, #Et 3 3kneyiswesiblaoA wrapped
tihfnt hselsas puI kiR&nsthe gig. and
drove here-as quickly as I could. There,
mt hImgsnhys gpssHa fore surgeon;
'"tstss ts s,H snsa tba bar and slay him on the
. rEhe-holy, mufasa.ap, ,ia a.lsrge travsr.J
lug cloak, was carried in and placed as
NM aadfey' the qes Conner, had dic
~, aS'Ah, he's deadryenougb,'sssaid Rad
ley, as he threw back tn cloak; "at1ite
6H'ueatN''1 80 '.sI.7Et7a8a.ar
''r.sahe Surrounding g eraYd. leant over to
see the face. A shrill cry of horror
Iansbrthroughs,th the 7room, and Herbert
""Ihombury threw himself on the body, as
he exelaimedsa,,, u,
'ssBla ksditg EtSSshSeIb SaS bronob, r. in H..
pody the uufos tunate traveller, WAS a
''' traveller. himsslfy and n was known as
Lucky Ben. We had been attacked on
the road many times, and az often shot
at, but had always escaped. The next
day Ben Radfey aha Gresham, another
Tt5f1slss Tt,,IIss Sssrs ss$ iog Ryysuhs Thotn-
had sent ON request to be appointed in
his fathefs paace.' He added. auietlv: ::
81 shall continue to trayel, but it shall
be the same round as my father did. u
baye sworn to discover bis murderer. and
. L Whit '1CclnzfI 5fI 77S':'N
A noble. determination, Mr.. Thorn
bury exclaimed Radley. g I have lost
= one OF my ebiSs ~nnL best friends o.
80 10 80 ~ s"P-E