Evening star., 1886-11-06
How It Will End.

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| How 1t Will End.
A ROMANTIC ADVENTURE IN THE CATsKILLs,
AND THE COMING RESULT.
A romance which will result in a fashion
able wedding in Brooklyn in the near future
had Its foundation the past summer in q
Catskill Mountain farmhouse, near Hunter,
Greene county, New York. The young lady,
who is in her teens, is the only daughter OF q
prominent Brooklyn man. She Is beautiful
| and accomplished. The prospective groom is
| about 80 years of age, but his stern. settled
manner makes him appear older. Up to
| confirmed old bachelor, crusty withal, and
! mlsauthropica! in his views Of life. Last
J.1a,sd1 June ne was advised by a physician and his
seek rest in some quiet spot among the noun
tains. Very reluctantly he made prepara-
selected.
Among the few other boarders at the house
were TWO ladies' from Brooklyn, mother and
daughter. Inc daughter was given to whist
playing; SO was the bachelor. The girl was
fond OF long, solitary walks; the bachelor had
oas dag 'os of
published at the time. The young lady went
out ors afternoon In company with large
celebrated stony Glove. W declaring % as she LETT s
| the house that she would bring home chunk
where Ice is found ali the year round. The
Glove is only a short distance from the house,
SO no objection was raised TO her proposed ex-
| adventure as follows:
AFTER walking about a mile turned round
nowhere in sight. 1 called hin him. % but he did not
! come. Thinking he would soon reappear,
went on alone; saw some wild flowers. and
saw several yards distant what supposed to
| De the dog. Come, old fellow called. There
Sas sarx 1t ana d
| reai1ze that was almost in the clutches of
| pig BLACK bear. l don't know anything after
the low branches of a tree, nearly dead with
fright, while the bear kept watch and guard
near by. How ever got up into the tree
cannot imagine, for never could climb. Mr..
|--hred at the animal, but bruin turned tail
and and, waltzed into the woods apparently un-
1t was almost dark when the bachelor and
his fair burden arrived at the farm house.
Parties had been sent out to search for the
by the Inmates of the farm house The girl did
not recover from the effects of her escapade for
gulled the hours to such good purpose that an
engagement was announced soon afterwards.
large bear was killed in the Stony Glove a
lew days after the event narrated above. 1t
was supposed to be identical with the one that
made the girl "climb tree" At all events
MIR. - purchased bruins shaggy hide, and q
soil rug IT will make for any lady's chamber.
The Annapolis, Md, Scandal.
ARENCE 5. UPON TO AN.
SWER FOR IIBELING SALLIE M BOURNE.
The trial of Clarence S. Jickling for mali
ciously hbeling Miss Sallie NJ. Bourne is in
progress at Annapolis. Full particulars OF the
scandal and its developments have already
been given in THE STAR. States Attorney
Munroe, in his opening statement, read the
scandalous article, which was published in the
Baltimore Pal Mail Gazette and the New York
Police Gdzette, and which is made the basis of
the prosecution. Evidence was adduced to
written and sent to the papers in which it was
published, and that, according TO his own ad-
mission, he did 1t to ruin Miss Bourne. Freder-
lex Nollmsr, jr, swore that Jlckling had made
scandalous statements to him about Miss
Bourne William Sims, a member OF the Naval
Academy band, testified that he had loaned Il
medical book to Jickling Tor the alleged use of
Miss Bourne TO save her from being disgraced,
and after quarrel between the parties the
duced in court. The principal interest entered
| in the evidence of Miss Bourne and the defend
ant, Jickling: The latter said the intimacy be-
tween himself and the woman began in June,
1855, and was continued until June, 1886.
Shot Without Trial.
THE MURDERER PEDRO ROsENDEZ ILLEGALLY
EXECUTED.
A dispatch from Laredo, Texas, November
4, says: One of the most extraordinary ex-
ecutiOns that ever took place in any coun-
try occurred at sunrise this morning in
New Laredo, just across the river from
this place. The victim was Pedro Ro-
sender, the Mexican who assassinated his
alleged mistress, Sonora Josefia Gomez, and
ner daughter, last Sunday morning in the pas
senger coach OF the Mexican National train as
1t entered the station in New Laredo. Rosendez
was executed by the legal authorities of NuevO
Leon three days after his crime, without the
pretense OF any hearing Or trial of any charac-
ter 1t Is tins fact that causes a great sensation
along the border. he was led from Jail about
O'Clock by squad of six policemen. Just as
they were ready to blindfOld the prisoner he
asked them not to blindiold him, but to permit
him to smoke a cigarette. This privilege was
readily granted. The doomed man stood facing
the six Winchester rifles, deliberately rolled his
Spanish cigarette, struck match, took half a
dozen whifts and then raised his right hand as
Il signal for the officers to proceed with their
work. or the six guns IOur had been loaded,
and simultaneously they rang out and Rosen-
dez fell, pierced with four bullets. His brains
were scattered all around the spot where lle
Stood In han an hour, and before the public
at large realized that that the execution mad
taken place, his body had been carted away
The death warrant tor this execution had
Deen teiegraphed from GuerrO, the seat of the
judicial authorities, and the latter could nave
known no particulars of the crime further than
what they nad read in the local paper at Guerro
which had telegraphic account Of the murder
OF Sonora Gomez. An investigation into this
remarkable execution showed Lnat it was ap-
proved by President DiaZ by telegraph. The
execution took place under a law that was
passed by the federal congress last spring
which declared that any one caught in the act
OF interfering with a railroad train should be
shot 10 death at once. This is the first eXecu-
tion On the border under the new law. Among
more intelligent MexIcans the approval by
PRESIDENT Di,z, nearly 1000 miles away from
the scene, is regarded as an outrage on Justice
ihat nothing can cond"ne. Rosenaez had many
influential relatives, who were dumbtOunded
on learning OF his hasty execution.
COwbided by Farmers.
TWO MORMON DISCIPLES CUT SHORT IN THE
WORK OF CONVERSION.
A telegram from Eckville, Pa, November 8.
says: AN exciting time was had down at LAM
| beth's lime kilns, near here, yesterday. A num-
Der OF farmers knew that there were two men.
strangers in the place, operating among the
young women OF the neighborhood, frequenting
the gatherings of Sunday schools and inyratiat-
Ing themselves among the single women and
the farmers determined to drive them out of
the nelghborhood. The elder of the two
Brother Ettig, as he was called - was seen
emerging from GRASS meadow with Young
Lena Eckleberger, whom he was inducing to
join Mormon colony. Ettig was seized and
dragged TO the lime sheds and rolled in a bin of
white lime dust and then cowhided and again