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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22
AN INTERVIEW WITH MY
 FORMER SELF.
BY CHARLES MACK.

I know thee not; nay youthful friend And yet think that can trace. As wistfully gaze and bend.
 Something familiar in thy face Methinks I've eeon thy ruddy cheek. Thy brow unwrinkled. fair aud high, Thy pleasant smile that seems to speAk. Thy dark brown hAir-thy sparkling eye. When did know thees Thou art fair- And am frAil and full of woe. My achlng brow ecam med W ith care Twas surely in the long ago How changed am n while thou Tt the same Love in thine eyes, 6 living flame, And tuneful witcheries on thy tongue Thy heart was strong, thy step was light, Ambition frolicked In thy brain, And dared to dream of dixHier height Than mortal effort could attain. Thy fancies wandered unconhned, Wild As tho storms on mountain crest, And free as gentlest summer wind That wantons on the oceans breast. Time seemed before thine eager eyes To stretch illimitahly long, For toll. for pleasure, for emprize. For conflict of the right with wrong, Such fate As failure never loomed On thy horizons distant scope, And all things possible Assumed
 The living forms of Love and Hope. All this thou vert and more than thisl When we were comrades staunvh and true And never dreamed that present hlss Coutd cnanKc ite tcNburb or ita nue, Never, oh, never, dreamed that years Could put disunion 'twixt us twain, And teach me, amid groans and tears, That thou and had lived in vain Time has rolled on, and thou art left A dream-A thought-and nothing more, Of all tn, former force bereft,
 A broken pillow on the shore, While I. or what in days long past,
 Was like to thee Tn face and form. Float like leaf upon the blast
 Of Deaths inevitable storm. Vain are regretsl All blooms decay, That fruits may follow in their stead. And fruits must perish in their day. That seeds may live when fruits arc dead. Our seed time may be here on earth, Our hArv est is in heaven above, second and immortal birth
 In Gods Eternity of Love.
 - Youth's Companion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22
Hoods SarsapanNa

Combines, in manner peculiar to itself, tbe best biOod,purifyiDg aud strengthening Fsrns- dies of the vegetable kingdom. You wiii hnd this woBdsrul remedy edsetiss where Sthsf medicines have failed. Try it n0w. t viii purify your blood, regulate the digestion. and give new fife and ,lgeF to siis eDtiss body.
 Hoods Bzgsspsss:!s esa ne great good. 1 uas tired ott from 0yeTwofk, and t toned inc up." Mas, q. E. sfMA0ns, Cchoes. \. Y.
 "I suffered three years from bicoS poison. [ toek Hoods sarsApariIia snd think [ asn cured, MEs. M. ]. DAVIS. Brockpost, '. Y.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

From Coonville Deacon Razor fiash-"Alwuz reckerlect, m son, dat honesty am de best policy"
 Hopeful Son-"I dun recki1 you hab aforementioned 4-if-44 ,fadder."- Totcn Topics.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

Agents for l.. E. Crandall & Co.,, Chicago, make big money for every hours work. Terms and sample sent free. Send 4c postage.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

aThe quick and the dead"-a mules foot and he who examines it.-Bfng- h0mpton Republican.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22
PAriHes He Blood

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 "Hoqd's gzssspzgilis beats ati otbsrs, aS1 is worth lts weight in e0jd.H l. BAknENoToA, 10 Bank Street, New York c1sy.
 Hoods Sarsaparllla essA by ail dsugsasts. ef; ssx for e. Mao omiy by c | HOOD ( CO, L0reii, MseA-
 100 Ooeeo Ono Dollar.
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EPILOGUE.

ADoS oAA01s ySO9 R-e e-~'~~ ~~ visited the little island Of the rose weavers. He welded, for diplomatic reasons, neighboring princess, and in time grew stout, careworn and pro- saic.
 Poetry and romance with kings, as with ordinary beings, have their sea son. We cannot be ever young and ever in love!
 One day, in commemoration of . peace, a splendid pageant took place in the capital The sovereign, as he drove carelessly through the gayly decorated streets, was struck by . little group in balcony.
 It was . beautiful woman, sur rounded by her children, three little girls, each . copy of their mother. By her aide stood 8 stalwart, sunburnod, elderly man, whose occupation wa evidently of rural nature.
 "Who is that lady2" asked the sov- ereign, as the carriage passed at [ snaips pace under the window.
 "That lady, your majesty" ," was ths
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Mrs. Jay Gould passed n fairly good
night, but is growing weaker with each
succeeding day.
Lord Landsdowne, the new Niceroy OF
India, has arrived at Calcutta. He received
u cordial welcome.
The Jacksonville bulletin says New
cases /, six miles from the city; no deaths
Total cases, 1905; total deaths, Il2."
II is announced that the receipts ut the
Boston Theatcr the past week, il being the
first week Of Fanny Dayenports engage
ment, reached the almost unprecedented
amount OF Sl2,6Si.
The 300 employees Of the embarrassed
Iochicl Rolling Mills at Harrisburg, Pa,
received one weeks proportion Of the
nearly $4,000 OF wages due them yestcr-
day. They will DC paid the balance next
week.
There will be debate in the great hall
mt Cooper Union, New York, on Deccm-
Der 10, between Thomas q. Sherman and
Prof. Van Buren, Dcnslow, on the subject
Of Free Trade vs.. Protection" Gen.
Roger A. Pryor will preside.
Bonj. I Krcick, note clerk in the Sec
ond National Bank, Mt Allentown, Pa,
has been discovered 10 be $1,000 short in
his accounts, aud is relieved from duty.
KrciCk is man OF good habits, and de-
clarcs that he is uniustly accused OF wrong
doing.
The official count Of the Montana elec.
ton was completed yesterday as follows:
Carter Republican,, -, $50; Clarke Dom
ocaO, 1850. Wilson lProhibitiouist),
lls; lscattcring, 90 Carriers plurality,
5,l26. Total vote lO,lli, against -, 262
two ycaB ago.
A contract was closed Yesterday with the
East End Electric Light Company, a West
mghouse concern, 10 illuminate the entire
city OF Piusburg To DO this It will re-
quirc 2.inO candle power arc and ., SOC
candle power incandesccnt lights, at a
cost Of Sl2O, 900 per annum.
A reporter for the Post was told by Sec
Rotary Bayard last night that there is no
trutk Whatever in the report which has
reached here from New York that the
llaytian Government has deposited $500.
900 with this Government TO indemnify
the owners Of the seized steamer Hayden
Republic
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
HAYNES BEHAVIOR.
How he Has Treated Ills wifc-An Ac.
comPiicc Rt WORK.

BmMINGnAM, Ala, Dec. S.--Two hours
after the finding Of the bodies two officers
went to the Jail and informed HAYES Of
the fact. lie did not change color and has
little to say except 10 deny all knowledge
of the crime The Sheriff thought II
would bo best TO remove him TO Mont
gomery, and ho was asked II ne
would be willing to don the uniform of q
policeman and walk through the streets 10
the depot. lie studied a moment and then
asked II the Jail was guarded. When told
that Il was, he replied that he would pre-
fer TO remain in his cell rather than take
the chance Of showing his face ON the
street. About thirty officers arc now sta
toned around the Jail, all armed with
Winchester rifles, and they are confident
OF their ability to hold IL asains, any mob.
The other child, which has been miss.
ing, has not been found, but there Is no
longer doubt that she has been muir
| dcrcd. The search for the body will he
continued. The evidence against HAYES
secured today Is the most damaging, and
| Il Is now certain that he had one accom-.
plicc-pcrhaps moro than one. Every
statement he has made in connection with
the matter has been proven untrue.
\ search Of the Halves house
disclosed the blood stains in almost
every room. A bloody trail leading in
the direction Of the lake was also found.
Facts have been obtained today showing
that IIawcs had treated his wife most
cruelty for some time past About two
months ago lac beat her with large stick,
breaking one Of her arms aud two ribs.
lie failed TO provide her with proper
clothing or sufficient money, AMI she told
several persons that ho had threatened on
several occasions TO kill her. After the
blood stains In tho house were found yes
tcrday, the building was lett unguardcd Tor
two hours, and when the officers returned
some one had entered through a window
and had hid away alltraccsoi blood. show
ing that there isan accomplish still at large.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
rHE nook TAME

Tho. Wilson rar doe, not present his
Two Little C1uirirutr,' % thr yalng
world with any prTirut.un b. rank 10 with
bis more notable stories of "Ma~' Chm"
aui "Nrh Lady" A. chlliuns story,
vru,n fr iho purpose % u interesting aud
delightful Thoush ID docs not lack those
vuliu,c. when Older hylls poruso H. lbs,
perhaps q truthful icrpunt IT the yioissi
tuirs u 900 Ola Virginia family, whose male
representative Hus boo iHr army, anl whose
only protection o. iIa two little youths Who
furnish thc utIr The eager anl exciting he.
forests which thc two young hcucs take in
tho si.u0urp period oi iho war is graphically
| pictured 10 thH present generation these
I iHf on war times srrm ike dreams. anil thcIr
artuhlII.. ore only matters oi memory with
I their fathers nul mothers. Bitter memories.
I tpo. many rriaiu who fa.rl through exactly
| doe SANS TRIAL, uul hlpl.lups that bgIcll this
| unfortunate family NJ rasr ha. inter.
/ al.r.cd thc story with som' clever and
l humorous situations The book Is from
] ~rfIbnrr a Co. nnl published in neat aud
attractive binding
Cl,,c'l q CO have issued O. work III ud,cn.
iufc entitled .rho Admirable Lady niddy
Fame. thc Some of which Is laid iu the six.
tgcuth CENTURY u rivals Munchauscu and
Stevenson nnl !, ns readable 90, DyrOc, 10
De- found at Mnusiorls. I'D cents.
From thr same house BE- thn quiet "stor,
Of Troy Town" which ha, enjoyed o. brc
season of popularity
Al tho book siorH, the jcmhul f5r Rob
cH El,gmrfc anil John Warl, Preacher
slill continues. au1 u b nrr IN meet ono
vino has not r,al both Of these powerful
works
The holidays us usual have brought oul
the handsome editions lie luxe which are y
beautiful a. handle and look ut.
one of The most sumpiu0us things w thi
line Is Keats "Ellymion," with the mos
superb illustrations by w. g. Jd~uHirpcr
llowrlrs Tuscan Cities" and sioddard
"l.ci Letter Days" arr txquisito'y bound II
soft Russia leather
Tho December or Christmas number o
, thc Co,iary both In mater aud lliuslnliOn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

The bagging trust, about which so much
has been written, will igo out OF business
with the close Of the current month. 1t
has been very unpopular, but the schemcrs
who formed it have realized handsome
fortunes by doubling the price Of iute bag
ging within few months, and lnttcning
on the necessities of the cotton-producing
people OF the South IL Is pleasing TO an
nounco that still another trust has recently
fallen through in the form Of the Glucose
Combine. This substance, it il generally
known, goes largely into the manufacture
Of connections and candies, while II Is also
much used for adultemling sugar. The
largest manufactures OF glucose are located
at Buffalo, y. V, and at Chicago. The
rival concerns recently entered the market
Tor 10000 barrels Of corn syrup. The
company at Buffalo secured the entire lot
at 20 cents per gallon, and the bitter com
| petition has resulted in such slaughter OF
prices In the interest oil consumers that
it Is difficult 10 sec into iuturity and pre-
diet the result except TO state that the
trusts are undergoing disiuicuniion. Tho
great sugar trust, ono OF the biggest OF
al combines. organized about year ago
may likewise be- brought to grief at an
early day. The reilncrics OF Claus
Sprccklcs, at Philadelphia, aud the manu-
iacturc oi beet sugar on the Pacific slope,
bid fair to break down the colossal con-
ccrn in due time. Tho trust system is an
unpopular one, aud few will regret its total
discontinue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
Among tho Wounded Is Postmaster
M. B. Throckmorton,

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BiRMiNGuAM. Ala, Dec. S.-Never be-
fore in the history OF birmingham has
there been such n merciess and mysterl-
Gus crime as the May llawcs murder
mystery, which grows deeper and darker
and the fourth chapter OF the terrible
affair is the bioodicst OF all. The body OF
Mrs. r. Il. Halves was, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, found in the lake ut Lake
View at depth OF twenty feet The skull
was broken and the head crushed feariully
Heavy weights were found attached TO her
neck, waist aud feet. Her skin bad been
wrnklcd and bleached by the water, and
il is evident that she has been under water
for several days. Her features have not
been obiiterated, however, and she las
been identified Us Mrs. HAYES, the wife OF
II. Il. HAYES. The authorities are still
dragging the lake for the child Irene. The
evidence agains. Halves is now about COM
plcts. A detective called on him at the jail
last night and asked him where he had
spent Sunday afternoon. lie said at Lake
View, and told whom hc talked with out
there. The detective called on the gentle
man with whom Halves claimed 10 have
been at Lake View and asked what the
prisoner had talked about. The gentleman
| replied that he had asked about and dis
cussed the depth Of the lake, and
bad stated that his family had gone TO
Atlanta tho day before. This gave the
detective n clew. and he determined to
drag the bottom, with the above result at
. o'clvck this afternoon. II is thought that
llawcs murdered his wife on Sunday
morning, and this is strengthened by
splotches of blood being found oil over the
house in which they lived. His little
daughter May was witness, and lac
drowned her In East Lake on Monday
night TO still her tongue forever. The body
Of the other child has not been found, but
the authorities are dragging both lakes for
Il. Excitement is intense, and almost
everybody believes HAYES guilty Of the
triple murder. II he escapes the vengeance
OF mob he may congratulate himself.
Threats are already being whispered. The
iail Is strongly guarded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
ONE THOUSAND GIFTS.

THE APPEAL will distribute May among
now subscribers to its weekly issue 1000
gifts. This will be the most liberal distri-
button ever made by newspaper. These
gifts will all be useful articles, OF actual
benefit TO the recipient. The success oil
the December distribution was so phe-
nomenal that The ArrEAL is disposed 10
90 TO the extreme OF libcraliiy. The list
of gifts will be announced shortly, and
we have every reason TO believe that
on May the circulation Of TIE WEEKLY
ArrEAL, which has increased tcniold
within the past year. will DO twice as
large rs it now Is. THE WEEKLY ArrEAL
is today by all odds the most comprchen-
siyo weekly newspaper printed in the
South II is worth many times the price
Of the subscription, and the man who
takes it may be sure OF getting all the
news Of the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
THF DUDLEY CASE.
Nothing Definite Can Be Learned
About the Matter.

Nothing Dennlte Gan 30 Learned
About the Matter.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. S.--Thc Fed
eral Grand Jury took a recess this evening
until December II. During the interim
the Federal Court will hold session at
Fort Wayne. As to just what progress
the jury has made in its investigation OF
the letter associated with the name OF
Col. w. w. Dudley, late treasurer OF the
National Republican Committee, it is
difficult to ascertain, as the Court ex-
plicitly charged the jury just prior to adj
journment this evening TO carefully guard
all matters that TRANSFERRED while they
were in session. More than hundred
witnesses were examined before the jury
during the week, and it is thought a
goody number OF them were summoned
in the Dudley case. 1t ls known that q
copy OF the letter alleged to have been
written by Col. Dudley was submitted TO
the jury and dozen or more OF chairmen
and secretaries OF Republican County Com
mittees, TO whom iii supposed copies ofthe
letter have been mailed, have been called TO
the court Some OF the witnesses are re-
ported TO have admitted that they received
similar letters, bearing Col. Dudley'$
name, or saw copies Of the same in other
ways, but this is here given rs mere ru-
NOR, MS nothing absolutely reliable is OBJ
tainable as to what the witnesses testified
TO. 1t is certain that all the witnesses in
the Dudley case have not yet been exam
ined. The editors of the Sentinel, who are
supposed TO know who received at least
one copy of the Dudley letter. have not
yet been before the Grand Jury. Chairman
Jewett, OF the Democratic State Central
Committee, was one OF the witnesses eX-
amined today. 1t is supposed that the
copyoi the Dudley letter which finally went
into possession OF the Satind passed
through his hands.
Col. J. G. New, member OF the Repub-
lican National Committee, returned home
from the East yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. s.-Today's
races were run oyer slow track. The
weather was warm.
First Race.-Six furlongs. Starters:
Stuart, Eldorado, Syntax, SkobeloG, llol-
lywood, Wild Boy, Dan NIeeks, Luke
Dart Playful and Jim Nave. Syntax won
in leo, Stuart second, Eldorado third.
Second -Fiye.eighths OF n mile.
Starters: Duhme, St. Adams, Moonstonc,
Nattell, Lord Grosycnor, Little En-, POM
eroy and Benton. II. Adams won in
l:OSl, Duhmo second, Moonstone third.
Third observation-disclosures Of a
mile. Stirters Cherry Blossom. Argent.
Santa Graz, Sympathriic's Last, Bob For
syih. Cherry Blossom won in Eli, Bob
FORSYTH second, Santa Cruz third.
Fourth Race -ThiHeen-siXieen;hs Of
q mile. Starters Birthday, White Nose,
Fred Woolley. John DAILY, Sherwood, Go
lightly, Ida l., Clrus, Dcrochmon;, Pnt-
chctt, Countess. White Nose won in
l:27, Carus second, Sherwood third. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
INDIGNANT CITIZENS.
They Severely Ccnsurc the ShcriH's
Aeiiou


BmHNouAN, Ala, Dec. 0-1ho scene
here since the shooting down OF Innocent
citizens cannot DO pictured. The citizens
are utterly dumbiounded at the affair, and
sheriff smith Is strongly consurcd for his
hasiy action. The prisoner was just seen
In jail and said: "Ncs. | knew what
the shooting meant That crowd wanted
my life and they can have IT,"
Hawcs is outwarlly uuconccrncd. II has
Just been reported that Postmaster Throck-
morton Is dead and the people say they are
IN favor OF law. but cannot see their best
citizens shot down In this way without
protesting. There are fully $4,000 people
congrcga,cd on the streets aud further
trouble is probable. llawcs still asserts
his innocence OF the crime Of which he Is
charged. Two military companies are now
guarding the Jail.
HAYES Is growing nervous, and 10 re-
rortcr said: "Lci them Nil mo u they
will; Ghavc nothing now to live for, but
swear am innocent must, however.
thank the officers iorpro,ccllng me - they
did,
"Wbat did you think while the shoot
ing was going on'" he was asked.
THAT was rs willing to die that way
rs any other"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
AFTER TEN YEARS
William +. Bushnell Is Arrested in Chill
for Stealing Securlties.


for Stealing Securities.
New York, Dec. S.-William f. Bush
nell, who ten years ago was book-keeper
for the law firm Of Butter Stillman q
Hubbard, of this CITY, has been arrested
in Chill, and will be brought to New York
for trial on a charge OF stealing and hy-
pothecating securities, for which the firm
paid S35, 900 TO recover when the theft was
discovered. The arrest OF Bushnell brings
to light an intricate problem, which In
spector Byrnes and his men have been
working upon for long time. On March
10 Inspector Byrnes received letter from
+. w. Jones, of this city, general manager
OF the West Coast Telephone Company Of
South America, inclosing photograph OF
one Gerald L. Hanson, who, while acting
as general agent OF the company in 1856
and 1887, embeMled $4,000. II was
thought Hanson had once lived in New
York, and Mr.. Jones wanted his ante
cendents looked up. Hanson had lived
for seven years in Santiago and had be-
come one OF its most distinguished citizens,
when he was given the position OF trust by
the Telephone Company. When his en-
bezzlements were discovered, he was ar
restep, but Immediately released on bail.
Mr.. Jones stated he was so popular that
conviction was doubtful The detectives
! first advertised for information Of the rela.
tives of q. L. Hanson. A Mrs. Husbands
, answered, stating that she had met Han
son several times at social gatherings in
| Valparaiso, Chill. lie told her he had
been u class-mate OF United States District
Attorney Daniel Lockwood, Of Buffalo
n. Y. From Mr.. Lockwood it was
learned that he had heard OF only
one OF his classmates who had gone
wrong and that one William f. Bushnell
The record Of the New York District-At
| torney revealed the old indictment against
Bushnell. All this inquiry had taken siS
months. In October the picture OF Hanson
was shown to the law firm, and was recog
nized as a correct likeness OF Bushnell
whom they had never been able to trace
| EXtradition proceedings were taken, ant
| on November 3, Detective Sergeant Phil H.
lilly started for South America. III,
reached Santiago December !. The Grim
| inal proceedings in Chill were abandoned
and today lilly telcgraphed: "Ilaye ar
rested; will telegraph when leave"
The detective will be Obliged to keep hi
prisoner under English or American flags
lie will sail under the former 10 the Bay o
Panama, transfer him TO an American
man.oi-war there, and wait for stcame
| for san Francisco.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
COTTON

Receipts Of cotton yesterday, 5All bales
Of which 1850 bales camoin by rail, Mi by
river and 500 by wagons. Sales, 500 bales,
or 1850 to exporters and l.AOO TO spinners'
Receipts since September 1, S1O,Osl bales
against l6i, SO bales for same time last year.
Shipments thus far this season, 2j2,ONi
bales. against 272 0l6 bales for corresponding
time last season. Shipments yesterday
A,225 bales, against 1906 bales same day
last year Spot cotton closed steady at
Memphis and New York Quot aud steady
at New Orleans, and dull at Liverpool.
Futures closed Oft I point at New Orleans
oil 3 to points At New York and oil point
ut Liverpool.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

easily takes first rank among the magazines.
For fiction it IS indebted TO Julian llaw'
thornc, f. Hopkinson Smith Geo W. Cable,
Mrs. Catherwood and G II. Jcssop Ken
mans pitiable story OF Siberian eXiles sun
continues and grows more interesting with
each successive number
The field Of literary workers has been OK
haustcd in furnishing contributions TO the
December number Of Hpper's Magazine
Poets. artists and writers all combine to pro-
duco an ideal magazine. IA Christmas
Mystery Of the Fifteenth Century by Thco-
dore Child, is the piece de resistance. and is
worthy Of close study. Howelps includes
one Of his striking farccs, "a Likely Story"
which continues the history Of 'Mr and
Mrs. Willis Campbell" W. II. Gibson ex-
quisitcly illustrates HISTORY Of IA Midnight
Ramble."
new edition Of "1arts Bulba' is an
nounccd by r. Y. Crowell & Co. This is
Gogols great Russian story, which treats of
the early barbaric days Of Russia.
The Christmas edition Of PHck is gem Of
the lithogmphers' art, and the corps OF art
lists has cxccllcd all previous efforts. Keep
pier exquisite picture Of "PucEs Christ
mas Punch IS an exquisite creation Of that
original artist II isa large double nu mber,
full OF scasonablo natter and sold ut %
ppnts