The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-24
1 ROYAL ROAD 70 MURDER.
,rocDy ysGt SMITHS WONDERFUL
p t,rlTa FROu THE G.ILLOUS
vermont ;nr,'. 0pi".Dn Of cireum'tAntt'i

r,ara,. relieving 4" N"n Guilty, hut
tcAin- 4i'' ~" "n 'mpos>''lc t"~''h'.'S
f7'i ''"' way "a '"' '',t'" y. ''""','''''
The trIn" u "i D'''V" l-N.' ''"''' vi
v.r..nu'r 'L' chHI-'" VITA in' mui''f ID "ls
N.r i' stunned t'' conn unity stronger
c-an- ini"l ''il'n'o was n'V'r presented
n d. u.t ''''ly FONT h.t on WlI'h TO
hto- tl' ~'f"'l"' d d'n''' me Jury D'ileF-
boz nls sou .u 'i' A1N' MN ti' Dehcht 81
ID .br' o. ami h' escaped inc gniows'
D. J.. sm. "a WIS b IN IN Addison w.. MY
JH o. II par h'e were dcNout 'hr-u'n4'
o. Nie rrlau' s. are PERSONS 81 hiih st1n ling.
BE- bother has s'r.rl f'''fnl terms ia the
l. 'iUtc. IAa Wa good u"y' ol an easy
r.u. disposition. Hud hot 'spe 'iHly INDUS
o. 1923. lbs churt i"r upto 'a-t year WIS With
oi flaw. Thirty us ago h' married Cor
t'in Tally. dau.l''roi d D. iShn'rns iarmor.
Tho yonne couple l''n'" inc h"l''S' '""r ~
nl i1tA WIS "i r""id '''. To-" u Oe''"h. ~
hfN u d. I've i"t' 40 '"' '''hN9 "lu ''h-
lr ID 's' rnd IN hs d'N'"t "'ln'"h.r n''"me
OIL '' H' r"..7 o' u" ''''' 'n' n son "l
o. 'ri "'o "o'" anu ''''A''usS rear '''
T' N.'il i'Ul'' I'S WIS NIy motn'h-'
z .''r "rf"'"'5 w.'' ,"' DUO MS RUG
% I' ""' ''N. w. "' "'"N l"''S ny an
% '.'' 'r''p ID '7'"' ST. l'"l7 ago ny
ll''"n'' ~. % M '"'n' rs Wlo ""tI'r
900 h'' ''''' i'.' ~" ,'''' ""'9' ",'u '' '"o
.'N 900" ',"''' '' W"9 "il''"''" +"''-
d.h 7" '' '"'' va ''''' mus WI" WIS '''
h'f " ''"''' '""' I't''F' 10 """."'
l'.'"'"' ''''''" '' WIZ. "n'9' anu s'-
'' ID" l"' III "n "H" s'"N'
''"' '", "''" we '''""'"
DO. f,, d. ...I,., .,,..i,I .irl.. H.,
-'H 10 '' "'-"''' S"'''h '"'i''' ~
la.l...l prominent temperance advocate. and
f.n 81. .m O. ON the Temperance ticket. bat
D. III IA D. IL
arlharor 81 me opposite party Landon WIS
c..-ht N d'srrpntihlc company and charged
v.Hl"i'N. inr Deacon was foremost among
his rr.- .put0rs, and Iand0n was finally forced
l.',,n,ouii., hy reelrnin., nnblie oniec
-
p""'tN"
,M the next door below the Demons rcsl-
u'"', i''' "',.'''' ~ 'o'' ''oo''' T. i"'v"c"
vain slt'h@ ii"|'l"H IIih'lp'cs' anu an nom
ct sin 'crr man. He is the father Of four chill
d.n Mrs thnn,ulin ia nbou, thirty voars old
' "' '''''' ~ 30 '''"'' ''''o o''''
Sac has % iishi' s'ulow complexion. ana her ilg-
ure thoueh ml il 1.-the and willowy. Long
I,,L ri,,,l.,s fail ov,r b.r shoul,lcrs u,r.vos
"'N ''''~'' 90" Nv '''"'". 80 i'i 's'7
are large, brilliant. and expressive. and her
MANNERS attractive. She attended church reg
,l,ly ANA ,,,,s mar, in so,yin., .,,r..l,s mi
w"', ""', 80 p'''. :" 9o","N ',',ps anu
soeanics. Ihe laier were made delightful by
games II Copenhagen spinning the platter
,.,.. t,rf,f,. AMI .frnii,r o,,,,so,,on,s A,
one OF these festivals tho Deacon and Mrs.
Champlin mot for the first time ring was
,"n'.1 ,y,n , .tri,,, md n ,,nn,, ~ r,,cnhn.
"'".' w." '',-' '''' " e"'.'' ~ .Vp'',''''
gen started. Mrs. Ch0mulin entered the ring.
and the other players moved around her sin.r-
To-
INK ,,..t,..,.,o,.,,...
Vac oat. peas. hcan. and barley grove,
sogl'n tio ring ana let one IN,
Ani Mss nam ~ hc cnt,fsin
Vi. ,ua,,uti, ,h,,, .i,.,,oa ,h, No..
"'S U"""upi,n Wv" s"spp'u 'no D,""n
hand lie caught nor in mis- arms, and their
Inns came together II must havc been " q par
...t 49,. b., ,-..,t,.. - a., - . -. -.
N's''' s'ss io' Wv Do'eon ,''u d i'''.iu ,'A
was so ilsrlous ana tender that II went right
through NM white they stood IN the ring
u"ir cOmpanions circled round chanting the
words:
N0w yon re- married YOU must obey,
You must he true 10 all you say,
io1 must be kini yon mn.t he good,
"' "''' '0"' WV !" wv" "''''
The kissing was then repentcd with oven
c-'Itor riansIirs. The DEACON said that there
VISA peculiar light i'm her Dyes that sooinei 10
mesmerizo him They repeatedly slapped each
others hands and -mackcl In unison through
oui the. evening Nor WIS the acqnnmtanec
DIR ppcd. The Deacon met Mr.. ChampIin nj
church. and WIS charmed by her. Ne told his
friend that he often sat upon his piazza listen
INK to her songs while She stood out doors at
ue wasAtub. H. was fus 'inatcd. Their init
macy increased until he got into the habit Of
taking her ont riding. He would pick her np
O.. hack street. and drive ten or twelve m lies
ntlfhe country returning late AZ night. His
w'e WIS informed thai he had h'on kept at the
su-pI. Ion of what was going on.
r,ni IN r.sex n y lie rrr@e home evory Sat-
uriay night. bringing with him his wages
r1orng INNS IN arross Lake Chnmulain and
ws..,uy Ten miles 10 Vrrn.nnes Tho moor fol-
.vEII a continual .trugglr with poyortv III,
bother W ilnIr boarded with him md his wife
h.I,.i. fn sItt,rt ina family bv ttimuli NJ ANTS
frNr- Manner "A liinnr If Nerpnnune 'rLn
beacon Ia ~ around Inc ,niiifner's shon ike n
usth nrDund a candle Hn spnnt hours daily
rttfilns ami nntt,rins Mrs Chamnlin They
became. So oon0dentinI that Mrs Warner saws
sha I'm. soon Nrs. q, conLin, thr Daneon's hnir
Ilehushlnd saws his snsni-ions wcrn arousri
rlrlv In the snrinr Tor he never stoned M tho
millinery 10 sIaak 10 his wife without finding
he DEACON there Alter Chamulin went 10 work
in Essex mo Denc0u began 10 visit his wife ~
her ogn house. He would slim out Of his back
durin his dressing gown. and pass the even
iss with hor Tic husbnndis brother saw that
things were not right The Daneon often STAYED
until af.Dr midnight nnd once until , 4
NJ TlrlrntLnr s,,,V thenn In eanh otnrris arm.
and informed tho husband George thn son
tI h'- t,tber ,hnt ha had seem lie Dnarnn
seated on liz bqck door-irp with his mother
on mis- iap. and one OF the toldling children
confirmed the story. CLamplIn's first Impulse
was to shoot the Deacon down on sight but
atir prayrrful consideration ne went 10 him
tdIim what he mad heurd and begged That
b. would discontinue Ills visits He smoke III
b. Tuln children with taars in his eyes and
app.ai..l t., the Dearon A. "A man and a Chris
tau uu' to break w hi- family. Tile Deacon