The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-23

in his heart; but if l can't have it, | can at
.ast prevent her f1om enjoying it.
11:5OP. MI went to see Miss Ander
son play Juliet this evening. Every one
must acknowledge her beautiful actress; bnt
| it is not the actress be admires, but the wo-
| man he loves.
SEOI & LII zee md Thw- Il
S.. o6.-He came last night and told
me about his plans and how he loved this
woman and how much ne would do for he7,
and I listened to him md did not get mad.
| wish to heaven / had. He showed me
what a blessing his love is, only to tell me
that it was all ven to her, but she shall
not have him. [ will show him that the
wo.ds of Congreve-'Hell hath no fury
like a woman scorned' are true.
Daring, when my hour is nigh
Let me rest thy arms within,
Thus to die is not to die,
IT'S but to leave q world of sin.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 4, 1861 have been
here home for one whole week. He has
been very, very kind to me, but nothing
can make me happy now.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1871 left SYRIA
cuse "Wednesday Afternoon and got here last
evening. Went to see Miss Anderson play
Juliet" and saw my darling there at the
theat.e.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II, 1871 went to
the theatre last eve. and saw my darling
watch the actress with eyes that fairly
beamed with love. 1t was such a look as [
would have been willing to die to receive.
Get. 10. Isle has scorned me after all
that [ have done for him, and he shall die.
CINCINNATI, Oct, II, 1871 would like
to have my body given to the Medical
College.
FLORENCE MCDONALD.
After leaving Rochester the unfortunate
girl seems to have lone to Buffalo and VS.
tied a convent. Her reception there under
date of September II she writes il her
diary
Shall [ stay here in the convent and kneel
in my lonely cell and pray while this ac-
tress wins the heart O the only man on
earth [ care to live forss These nuns are
good, very good, and if [ thought l could
ever be half IS good as mother is [ might
try.
ARRIVAL OF FLORENCE IN CINCINATT.
On the 10th of October she arrived in
Cincinnati and went to the Russell House. a
rather obscure hotel on Fifth street. and
the same evening requested ne proprietor
to allow his son, a lad of w "ive, to go with
her to Pixies Opera House, where Miss An
derson was playing. She had registered
as Mrs. f. A. Prentice, Syracuse, N. Y,
and on being asked how long she would
stay told the landlandy of the hotel only a
day or two. She had business with a gen
tleman hele, and as soou as she saw him
would return to Syracuse. Mrs. Russell
says that the girl acted in a most lady-Ike
manner during her stay at the house, and
nothing traspired to indicate her terrible
intention. Miss Mcdonald evidently
had no money, as she did not pay her bill
at the Russell House. On going to the hotel
Sunday afternoon she lett the following
note for Hickey and awaited his coming in
the parlor:-
Mr.. S. NJ. HlCsEY-
'Unle.3 you see me here for five minutes
[ shall be ct the depot and follow you"
FLORENCE.
The body Of the gill was sti.l in charge
of the Coroner tonight, waiting orders
from her family from Syracuse, who had
been telegraphed to eaily to-day. Among
the jewelry there was a long chain with a
Hickey and a lock IF his hair.
HICHEY's ~TEM
Hickey made a statement this afternoon
about the relations between himself and
Miss Anderson, in Which he denied hat
that anv tender passion existed. He ad-
mired her as a lady as an artist, he said,
but that was all. Speaking of the dead
girl, he expressed SORROW for her, but in
sisted that she had never been to him any
thing but a mistress, and he cherished no
love for her. He had not realized till
a few months ago her infatuation for him
and bad then tried to dissuade Ter from it.
He had lecei-ed two notes flom her after
her arrival in this city and they had annoy
ed him, but he anticipated nothing serious
from her preSpnca hpre