The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-11-01

crime Shescarried into the Jail q mince
pie CONTAINING q file. With this jshe was
in hopes her lover could escape. The file
was found, and Ida Dyer was tried and
convicted Of carrying it into the;jail
She eswas sent up for one year.
sK1NGsR1EIp, Me, Oct. "a William
5Nickerson was hunting partridge about
half mile from his house, hen1hearing
his dog bark and fastening in the shirec.:
Etion of, the sound he found that the dog
encountered "a large, bear. As soon as the
latter :saw Mr.. Nickersons he made Pfor
him wlirgfercely.S Nickerson started
to- climb tree, taking his gun with him.
He ,had climbed six or eight feet when
sthea bear caught him by the tronsersleg
and tried to pull him down. The trou.
Esers gave way. z The bear then pulled off
;;Nickefson's sboe, and at his next trip up
the tree carried down one Of Mr.: Nieker.5
sons stockings and one Of his toes, badly.
$iacerating two more. AS the bear; was
climbing the trees again Nickerson gave
him charge Of shot.
PENA, TEXAS, Oct. q. The Pena and
Rio Grande stage was robbed about
twenty miles from here yesterday morn
ing, abont 8 'clock, on the ! Randora:
place. The robber was a short. thick
man. Sergts. Fnl1er and VIM. D.W yant,i
of the United States army, were among
the passengers, as also Fred w. Fruit
and J. Lapgles, New Orleans. These.
gentlemen were made to hold up their
hands and were searched. The robber
got $35 from NJ. Wyant, besides other
.Valuables. The driver;was compelled to-
get down from his seat and vas robbed.
fAllthe occupants were made to take Iof
their wearing apparel. The robber had
a pistol and a Winchester rife. He was
an American. He opened Mr.. Fruits
watch to find the time and then put it
back. One passenger saved a roll of bills
by concealiDg them in q soiled handker-
chief which was offered to the robber.
IS CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 26.-The Cincin.
natl conservatory of music was the scene
of a. horrible suicide to day. The victim
was one Of the pupils, Miss Maize Mount,
IS beautiful girl, twenty.one years of age,
whose parents live in Connersville, Ind.
Last night she took dose sof morphine
with suicidal intent, but doctor was
summoned, Who gave her an antidote and
walked the aoor all night with her. She
was in a fair way to recovery this morn.
ing, and was left alone. At eleven
O'Clock her dead body was found stretch
ed out on the floor of her room, her feet
resting against a dresser and the head be-.
meath piano stool. She had cut her,
throat from ear to ear with q razor. The
cause is supposed to be a love affair.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 27.-A gay wed
ding party had assembled at Powhatan
Courthouse to witness the nupitals of
Miss Mamie Gordon and Mr.. Henry
Flippen, both Of whom moved in the
highest social circles: One o'clock p. m.
was the hour appointed for the ceremony,
but at the last moment it was announced
that the bride had disappeared. Miss
Gordon. could nowhere be found. The
groom and the friends and relatives of
Che bride were naturally much alarmed.
a search was at once instituted, and, the
earth being wet and soft, Miss Gordon
was tracked from her residence to the
bank of the Appomattox River, distance
oftwo miles and q half. Here all traces
of her were lost, and the awful. suspicion
that she had committed suicide flashed
upon the minds of the searching party.
The river was then dragged and the body
Of the young lady was found just fifty
yards from the point where her footprints
ceased. The groom and the family of
the unfortunate girl are overwhelmed
with grief. No cause is assigned for the
act of self destruction, which yet remains
8 profound mystery.