, 1876-12-05

sided 10 an adjoining town some tWelya or louf-
!" I Immediately after met Mr.. Kennedy and
repeated 10 him ver1atm what had said to /
theJu.leo mil tho Judge had sail to nc. alfo |
spoke Sf my r. o%n e'6aFra:s1snt IN spea;xIimE
liz. Kennedy toi,l nc il WA ali proper, and tha.
there wns no occasion TO feel any way einbar-
tasse,l IN regard 10 It: Mr: Kennedy atkci mo
tho ,aattcr into court, that they would mike NJ
objection. l mentioned the matter 10 Mr.. |
"by this time began to realize the import Of
The question, and II hogan to look to mo =
little III ROLAND spoke of IL; tint was All effort
on tho part Of the people to dIsn with him hts
st"en property and tlat w. nslnE a WED a; ~
Iustet! With myself and provoked at the peo-
pic. determined to have no more tn do wit,ft,
and that l won'A ienyc The town aud ]caye
the whole matter Just where found IT,. During
one 0f my former conversations With ROLAND,
learned that he ind wrynsed some poor people
| n Chicago out Of *i,1o Thought would 70
back to Ills cell anti
aaked him II l'c would restore. that
money. lie made inc very faithful
PROMISE that he would. with Interest. "A va;
sSoas T. fSve The es h. asked r.; ,a 4
for Ills freedom. told him thought not, ~
they seemed vcry DECIDED In demanding sf5,0oo
| lie then said t!,at they wouldn't get u cent;
a law-Iibrary frutn soinc other tource.
lie said further he would leave them himself,
regarded him as an !nsane man. really
lnonwealth Of Pennsyivanla couldn't bold him
ten hours after he determined to 90.
- begged Of him mot to attenpt to get out
while was there, md he assured nc that he
! "When left the cell felt that ! was 1cav.
Ing ouc Ut thu most wonderful men ! Ind ever
1ooked ut. After getting out, conflict at otec
sprung up In my own breast. have 4 strhng
/ Fat r. IN n rnt1A
lint ceaia en1'; not leave ave nc e. town wt III:
out trlll'g sotne one what he eald
Kennedy a,d spoke Of the difficulty under
which was laboring. Mr. Kennedy assured
mc, on ILLS professional honor, that could cum;
cuua What | Ho,and Ind sa sa 'sa aSout It asai
Mr.. Kennedy told me that l had acted prudent
~ In tho mattcr and he thought ind done
s1asty tt EsR' liz parted ted, with and h ft sa s4S }
stssa eeSn sent aS over @ e. 1asrsbufs a M d
VISITED my relatives. I remained tterc I'LL Mon
day afternoon, intending to take tue o'clock
.g ptsbnrs a r. tasnss to Meaavl1e
was informed that tho timetable nad been
changed, aud that the traln left at 3:2o. l felt
disappointed, but eonsu3ed myself with the re-
fleetl3n that It might be tot the best after a'
sWlll1e ut my relatives house, talking OIL the
! subject, friend handed me the Harrisburg
Telegraph, which contained paragraph an-
! | nounctng
HOLLANDS ESCAPE
, from the jail. The announcement startled me,
for hal supposed It utterly Impossible for him
to nuke his escape, aud, utter q moments re-
Election, determined to GO buck to Chambers
: burg, and III thirty minutes was tn the ttaltl
t aTle next morning hen arose at Chambers
burg ! met the landlord, wl.o laughed at
r1e u tic town Sr were IRE rind, and were laushlne
| about It, nIti the other bali were Tery mad.
| Of Kennedy mud Stewart, and very soon found
! Aftcr tt, talEtng awl,iie with Mr.. Kennedy, lc
{ tn'l me ie was satisfied with my
= explanations, tnt, he was evidently
s hs new f1tsp f1o Ss
i loss Of tlc SlJ.0Ul Or S3o, ,o00 than from my
< other cause. was told very ,pointetlly that
wa4 retarded ~ 1ra',a. and , tlat was nGt e.! +
e Il T. encs though Of ol4 ZIP ~ Van Wig
{ T. Der'ekson, WIG was /, l1 tl't
known nc for twenty-five years, and fell
thankful that Tiers was Que mau who knen
l. that was II. T. Dcrlekson. As walked dow1
T. the street aslsod lhn to keep. IN the burk
/ lorns, al,! throw hitn myself. When got ttowt
j, to Nj. Sharpc's otl!ce, l uskcd q tn4n If HI
It would 20 over aud invite Sheriff Sweeney Il
d como over aud SCI INC. As ST. by tue tFo a
street. The Sheriff ahoolt Ills head and fist, au.
:. seemed 10 be very mud. and refused to com
ii orcr. i WAS obliged to send for him thrs
ls tunes before llc canio he had said 10 my mes
1, scnger tha. II he eatue
Il lie WOULD SURELY ARREST Me,
ID aud the thlr1 message seAt waa, If lie 0!ln'
t go!ng over to him. lie ra,nc over, aud u !.
If entered the room he s!dted away fruu me an'
T. said, want nothing TO do with you aske
y lin what lie came over for. lie Ilado no repy
n1,d r$Nc knfrt
,e him mud told lin was informed tnat he ha!
II said lu would arrest me. fel
ia!gn;ant h l. ,'n:t hat % kept S't1 ,. so
III ply. tull illui that l,c knew better than t.
t. ilso such language; tliat 1t was mere boas'
10 AppEoachlng him, shook my finger Within tw'
ID arrest mt, and tllat Ii lle used surll language
Is my presence would hurt l!n. ,di
q not mean that. would hurt hl.
he physically, but that would repeat Bo,1e OF l'
to strange to the people Of Franklin County. II
III left nle rather vrestfallen.
liz II then went over to the bank tint had bee
~ Cashier. {lu at first treatr1 int coolly, and n
~ fused to have any conversation wit up. ii
ID sisted on talking to htna, and told my stor
n through. lie arusc from Ills seat an1 shook III
~ | curdnily by the hand, mad thanked INC Il
IN then took the train aud went to Harrisburg
r: and tlcre took the train for pittsburg. II
No bcrths wcrb oil filled, but the conductor told II
IL II We could yet twelve passengers togeth'
uu ul.othcr sleeper would bc taktn on Ut plttsburi
In Wo gut fourteen passengers together, but aft
u. leaving Pttaburg we found that tho pronlLae
". extra sleeper lad not been taken on. l vi
4. tired 4nd out Of patience, mud apex
4 sharply to tho conductor. There W
nd not even eeat for me. lie said he would a1
couldn't stay there. lie pointed 10 seat a1
,er told nc Tiers Nus ono tor ne, anu tho conpar
didn't make tho stink. ! went back into a
ed other cur unt& was standing In tho a!alo VIII
nd my attention was drawn to III old man In ona
md tile seuts. should say he was about
an ycars ot age. Ho was bent over q
nv lat was q sost one, md WAS slouclled over o
oil eye. Tho other, noticed, WIS fastened on NJ
nc 1could not divert ny gazo from that eye.
fascinated inc. 1t looked young tor SO old
~, tp anil tllul1ElI did not recognize In It an