New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
4 GHoSr An rHE WAY FEoH IRELAND


SOUNDS illAt HAUNT TWO CbVErERIrs-uUfrNG
ron 4 "srOOk"
While some women and girls were picking
tenH on tho farm NJ a. Ring c.oao 10 Mount Olivet
'HW'ir1 on The Nrwtown. l. T. toad the otn,r day they
hoard cre' OF go hot" fbry ran - tho spot aud da
iinrlS heard te saao go. he's" hut tailed 90 diarotrr
the author u tho peculiar asiHd The eapiokors 70
fused TO return 10 WORK NJ RINK ospo'luatrd but IN
vHh ahd he Tics went ~ tfrah nsi 10 nfufa ilrufy
i'eaoh The teWh csnst.ulr MI osrh had ard 81 tho
strange occurrence from hi, nrislssr-, ~ whom
DECLARED that they had tho "apobk' - they rad
49, and dorcrbrd u "a about slH feet hgh
well built and perfectly made" The encer aud Sir
Ring win about ten Others started through nr woods 10
eaten the naked man" Aa they approached Mount
olVet teAatrry hey heard the o, hos but they CAME
iroa the direction of lac Lutheran censerJ asout annie
distant. The men At changed their It was
.uado"s when they reached tho Lutheran Cemetery
feSce, aud ose Of The r2rty refused to further
Devil step further I'l 90 with you. NV wife told
mt about this, an Pm BANKED foe for interfering.
It's after susaoun an that, just the tiae them things
come around these ce METRES II you tako fools I'D
yicc you'd 90 home"
Why. what do you mean o. Neryouslv asked the
stable.
mean that IL, ghost that's Just what mean,
Tho boxes at one another shook their heads and
the constable said Well guess we had all better 90
lone"
Reaching Constable Bo-chs house about nnc o'clock
IL the cycsng they wore ee by crowd Of wSneH ana
and many Of theI1 had what they All believed
To- he real ghost tray cling 1crv zen the two cen et'r'
Mis- Barbara Emerinc 81 Fresh Pond, sure that she
had seen something dressed H whit " Im sure II was
ghost" ,ne sud IT Wa tai ANA thin ana carried
large carving knife.
II saw il too." chimta in Mrs. Lutheran. know
that then things was IN the Old cemetery futz Gene
home
The constable srited tbs men present nto the bar
room 70 make arrangements Tor he capture % the ghost
llter The ngnt 1Hcy hAl jus catered tbs room wlsn
woman rushed mp 10 the door. Shouting Iin darllh
phrrr arr 7oul o. I'm, hurry Mp, that things around
ttl, an the II lpr Al
OF the O4rr00 nut not ia time To save his wife VINO rel
-wOSn on the rulr0aI platform. she ~s0n revived
when the poor woman cAino to SHE sald; 90 y,
TIN. tOuld yen many tlmf not
to- be around thim ce zcer.es after dark After
e. time Mrs Ne Jruick taken Is ncr home ana she
found the "chiidcr all right. The mon the VILLAGE
armed with shot guns and LED by Constable Bosch made
thorough search through the ,Wanp7 aaa uhder Iu7h
between Mount Olvri and Lutheran rrnrtcrie-. Aboui
ndsigt they heard the 80 uO4 nd followed the sOnd
Mount OYet Cemetery fence Th-ro 10 seemed 10
sink into the earth. The brave men returned To teH
scared.
hnen reporter called Constable Bosch on saturday
afternoon bed asd the barkerper dirrcied hn
10 Mrs MctOrmch, handsome ntriRrht ltl'u No"ttn
she said It'- mrse That can tel yOd All dnDul IT. lou
before married Ills M the oud country was Mi77
Nellie Alcuck I was keeping company with Nike heHN
OF Iempburu. an were engaged 10 be married. an We
Nell. Tn going to AmrrlckiL VIII you coae VIA me
Indeed I wiz says L. an NO gOt married Inc week
after "ss married poor hI.e cem hItteG sui,'y a..
from that day until tIis h- ghost ha' htihJrd Iue'
n Won remember about three months ago we
Iiycl ND by calvary t'mrirrY, AMI W. heard
Mike We moved uut here, thinning Of Cour's mat ne
won dn't md ls hat the poor fellow follows me up.
We i nil,sss for the pace Ut ais poor 5pl Dul Vt
deespf do me any good. Ne st OhOTs ne. II NJ keeps
Jobn winters grave digger Mount Olivrt Cemetery,
positive that ~ soDehosys ghost Jehn Devon =
thought II man dressed IN white Ididnt care 10
RIM l.tar &C."