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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

l'swled them, aud wrapping tho girls In all
the blankets no had, placed each In tho body
0f an OK, no then toiled tho twelve mile,
through tho mow and eent n party which
saved tho girls, but the brave old man died
Of exhaustion,
But all other horrors OF tho plains pale he,
foro the awful record ot tho Donner partys
auiforInga. They numbered about sixty, aud
we're In the emigration that went 10 Calitor.
MIA before the discovery OF gold, On the
eastern slope Of tho Sierra Nevada they were
oyertaken by an unusually early winter,
Their oxen 6trayod or died They hastily
erected rude huta and struggled against cold
and hunger Madness SEIZED many, murder
and cAnnihallam followed. There u a tradl.
ton In California that dream was tho cause
OF relief party starting 10 reach thom
That party also suffered terribly, but reached
tho Donner camp 70 find frozen oorpsoa pre-
eoryed In the mow and tho survivors living
upon tho flesh. Thlrty-dx had died or been
murdered, and II IA still tho belief OF many In
California that ono man and woman were
murdered after relief had reached tho party,
and tho aooused-a German named Kieaburg
'--was summed during llfe and died an out
cast.
Eight years later 6oms I 800 Mormon con
vorts undertook TO cross the plains with hand
cart, and were oycrtAien by winter storms,
which oamo ON a month earlier than usual.
Nearly 800 Of them died aud many OF the
survivors were badly MANNED. In tho storm
OF 1871 In southern Dakota, a man and boy
lived hcyenty-two hours IN a snow drift and
escaped without serious injury Many timl-
lar cases, though covering less time, occurred
In tho great blizzard Of 1888. II iaa curious
illustration OF western "newa" that tho frat
reports put the total lon At 1 900 lives, which
tho local preta Indignantly denied, Gaylng
that "only 100 had frozen to doathn Tho
curious fact was noted that, when the blizzard
began, about noon, NJ least 00,QOO children
were IN school In tho territory, and that very
fow OF them wero injured, aud not moro
than dozen died. A careful inquiry ro.
gultod In placing the lives lost at isO,
II may reasonably be concluded that tho
worst dOysof tho blizzard arc passed Artificial
groves will moderate its fury and the sottlo.
mont Of tho country will furnish means OF
safety But, with all notifications storms
like the late ono In New Mexico viii ocoa-
honally for many years work havoc among
stock. Tho wind has clear sweep Of 800
miles from north 10 south ON tho high plains.
Mans puny barriers are In vain against such
blast
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

II was excellent advice saw latcly gvcn
10 young ladies urging thom to marry only
gontlomen or not marry nj all, A true
gentleman "a generous aud unoolAsh. Ho 70.
CARDS enothor's happiness aud welfare IA
we'll as hia own. You will SEQ the trait rum
aing through all bis GctionG A man who 10
o bear ut homo among his sisters, and dis.
courteous to his mother, 10 Just tho man TO
avoid whom you como 10 tho grOat question
which "a to be answered yes or no. You
need not die old maids But wnit until the
prince passes by. No harm In delny.
You will not bs apt 70 find him IN tho ball.
room. Nor Is no champion billiard player.
Ho has not hal time 10 become ''chain.
pion, for ho has had too much honest, earn
est work 10 do ia tho world have always
obooryed that these champions were seldom
good for much else
BO wary IN choosing, glrlo, when 60 much
is AZ stake Do not mistake u pasaing fancy
Tor undying love. Marrying IA haste rarely
ends well. DO not recent TOO much the in
torforonoe Of your parents You will travel
Long aud far IN thiS world before you will
1nd lny ono who has your truo interest at
heart more tlnn your father or mother.--
r.fi&Ast..LA- n-e~-s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
nDIToRfAL souIns.


ThE ~ y World ID violently opposed 10
Col Cal brlee for u, s., Senator
THE latest from Columbus Is that Fora
ker ~ cheerful, However, he Is not quito
40 cheerful 40 lAmpson,
WE can furnish two or three fraudulent
votes In Canton that were counted for
LampAon Tor Lieutenant Governor,
THH Blade Of Toledo Is mad. Il Ia a
FORAKER paper and says, Foraker ia not
dead, but Hose leading Republicans, who
pretended 70 support F0raher, but knitted
MN ~ The dark, will heaI'irom the people
lhler on' No names are mentioned, but
We tehi ihe Blade editor was thinking Of
our William,
Part ot the story Of the ballot box sub
herlpllon forgery h told by tho CONNER
olal,Hazetle, The whole fac-simile is re-
produced aud there are the names Of
MeklnleN lohn sherman, liutterwoth
hnl Others alongside Of Campbell's, Aud
yel Gov Foraker when hGattaeked Camp
hell, hHld le saw The original contract, aud
lhhl Campbell would never truthfully do
ny mat signature,
way. are 30 many official returns beIng
"bent back for correction by the SeCrG-
lary OF State when the vote on Lieut., Gov
ernor n so cloaef II may be well for tho
Democrhlh 10 Keep an eye on those "COIs
regled" returns, lSteubenYllle Gazette,
Cheating N charged against the board
Of Elections In GAINESVILLE aud cheating
also Ia ARhtahua, but We shall eventually
have fair count, There h no chance
To play The Montana dodge In Ohio thR
year, All We shall lnalRt on lsa falrcOunt,
ana that We shall have,
WE suggest that Chairman Congor, Of
Akron, give M rest on the interview
business, A. q political prophet Congor
Ia dead failure,
Coy, CAMpmLL has two months In
which TO prepare his Inaugural, ltwlllbe
q good one,
Two more candidates for United States
senator arc announced, Cen, Mcmahon
Of Dayton, aud George w, Baker Of Gin.
Clnnal, Both are good ones, IL h eyl-
dent that the Sonatorahlp will not so beg.
cling,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

Fine Black Silk8-The finest makes
OF Europe aud America Gros Grains
Coo, 70 81 u yard. Dozens Of other ele-
CANT woayeH, including all the now ones
OF The season In just IN complete aud
comprehensive assorlments.
Tho Oo0k ROomg-rhe cloth gar.
mentS We carry are the beat, most Bty-
lish and most substantially made.
The material In our Plush garments
is the very best crisp, springy goods
that Is worth buying
Our Seal garments are OF the most
carefully selected Al0eka skin, dyed IN
London, and made for ug. No shape
In any garment Of any material not
here,
Full information or complete lines of
samples cheerfully furnished by our
Mail Order Department.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

part Of New Mexico, Such 10 tho havoc 90,
easIonally wrought by those storms, which
sometimes sweep tho whole length 0f that
great plain from the Saskatchewan on the
north 10 the Gulf Of Mexico on tho south.
II "a tho grazing common Of n continent,
And the good years usually continue lust
long enough 10 make tho herders careless,
aud then comes an awful feason--one that
kills everything that 10 caught Out There Is
no warning at least none that Ia sufficient,
As rule, however, the storm ls preceded by
few days Of unusually mild weather, there
Is then an onlnous darkenng NJ the atmas,
phere, sometimes few hOurs VI rain and
wind, then sudden fall oi tho mercury, aud
u keen Wind from the north that whlrla the
anow In white and binding clouds.
AZ such time each animal acts according
% IT. mature In blind Instinct Of salf pres
eryatIon, Horses galop madly before tho
storm, but do not crowd together Cattla
"bunoh," 30 70 speak, orowdlng No closely 10.
gether that ono might walk across their
backs and drift before tho wind Sheep, II
they have time, rash 10 tho nearest hollow,
II not, they crowd together In small groups,
with their heads 20 tho center aud noses 10
the ground, After the storm, II il oftan
found that sheep and cattle arc lying In
bunohos, Just a. they formed In life, tho
whole hard or lock having massol tll all
died.
Man, bolns reasonable and not gifted with
an animal Instinct, aotd according 10 his
knowledge. Tho "tenderfootn ioollAhly seela
tho opon plain, sThaustg hia atrength aud
dies In the attempt 10 roach sholtor, The OK.
perlenced plalnnman, however, II far enough
south Tor the snow 10 bo wet, aeoss tho Ice.
ward hde u a rock or u shelving elin, or
bettor Itill, cave, aud ahIyora II through IN
bettsr weather, In tho lar north, whero tho
snow Ia dry, ho has a bottor thing there n
bare hillside Is protection enough, flo Olga
into tho snow and "holeN upiN II soon covers
him, tho wind paaaaa far above hIa head, and
hih brath aud bodily warmth soon mako
comfortable atmosphere In his lmproVlsed
"oaVon Many instances have been known
IN tho far northwest whore mon remained
SIXTY hours In these SNOW burrows-Ats, II
they had provisions, smoked talked whore
two woro together, suffered but little and
came out uninjured.
But tho cowboy hRa the worst lot In tho
beginning Of tho storm he feola that no ought
10 "atlclg by tho eattle;" and AZ they run be.
fore the wind hO often goes with thOm Gil II
iS too lato 10 look out Tor hlA own safety
First wind, thon Hleot, then flying snow and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

n deadly cold wind s tho rule on tho high
plains OF Texas and eastern Now Mexico. In
tho lato storm two cowboys, thus Isolated,
sought shelter In canyon and found u cedar
trco and IN II a rat'a nest, which enabled thom
10 mako n ilro Ono Of their horses died
from cold, and they cut strips oi meat from
II, warmed them ~ best thoy could, and ato
them without salt thus keeping up their
strength for thrco days and nights ill the
storm abatod, when they mado their way
forty miles 10 their ranch. Many instances
occurred whore mon used Che frozen meat Of
dead oxen. 10 "a not 30 much b Eatlsfy hun.
ger as 10 keep up strength and animal heat
During tho storm passenger train on tho
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth railroad was
snow.bound on tho drcariost part OF tho
plains, and whom oil provisions on tho train
were exhausted herd OF cattlo running bo.
foro tho storm gayo out and died beside tho
train, Tho passengers counted IL n godscnd,
Whole quarters Of tho animals wore taken
into tho cara aud rnrc.ronsted for food-''Rnd
they tasted good nay tho sufferers, For 100
miles south from tho lino Of tho Atohlson and
Santa Ic road tho return OF spring will show
tho plain dotted with bunchea Of dead cattle,
AZ present horns and backbonol barely show
above tho drlttod mow. AtlOust 20, OOShcep
have porishod In tho Same district
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

NEW YoRR, Nov. l0.--ISpocinl. 1.-THE
reported revolution In Brazil followed the
report OF another in Venezuela, caused
great excitement everywhere this morn-
ing, especially among the down town
merchants engaged in South American
trade. Tho reports caused great crowd
TO gather ~ the coilco exchange. Az call
prices advanced title over yesterdays
closing. ColIco sold at an advance OF t5
pointa. II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
nj wANAMAKna A LIAnp
A Very uauatio and Savage Letter From a
united states senator 70 tho 100000
Foat Master General,

A Very oauatio and Savage Letter From a
unlted states senator 20 tho 100000
Post Master General,
COLUMBIA, n, g., Nov, il,-The letter
of Wade Hampton 10 the Post Master
General, first published here on yester-
day IL exciting Wide spread political talk,
The removal OF the Democratic ppstmas,
tor here without any assigned cause, aud
what provoked the letter, senator llamp-
ton writes from his farm In Mssisaippil
GLEN ALLEN, Miss, Nov, n, 1880,
To Hon, DOM WARAhAKER-Sni b. The
enclosed extract from o South Carolina
paper has caused me great surprise, Per
hapa y0u may remember, " your memory
IN not lreaeherOua, your assurance 10 me "A
f0w days ago that Mr. Gihbes should not
bO removed until the expiration OF his
torn in February next Not only did you
do this, hut you voluntarily assured me
that inaamuoh aa Columbia was my posts
oillee you would, when successor 90 Mr.,
Glbbea was 10 DO appointed, oonault me,
II IL a matter Of small Importance tome
who takes the place OF Mr. Ghbea, hut as
| Informed him In passing through Col
umbla Of the promise you had made, YOU
may perhaps understand how your action
has placed me IN false position Hut Il
Is fortunate for me that Mr., Glbbea viii
know that AZ least told him the truth,
though was grleyously deceived Ia be,
lleylng what was said 10 mo, | shall
know better In the future what reliance
70 place on statements emanating from
the Same source,
The newspapers state that beHIdea man-
aging the great Department over which
You preside you are, rnnnlng q Sunday
school Ia Philadelphia, and II occurs 10
me that you might with profit 10 yourself
select as tho most appropriate subject of
q lecture 10 your puplla tho instructive
story OF Ananlna aud Sapphln. Thla|
would give you u fine field for your elo-
quenoe IN explaining 10 y0uryOung charg-
90 the Importance Of combining themselves
10 tho truth except when some fnnOled
advantage might he obtained over q
political opponent, | nm your ohrdIcnt
servant, WADE HAMPTON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
PRIsoRnRs ARRAIaNnp.

In tho poyloatowp Case and Promptly
Give Bail,
George Wollhouao, recently arrested IN
this city, and John NJ. Bronso, who are
accused respectively Of being tho prInci.
pal and accessory In tho matter OF the
death OF Jonnio Potors, at Doyloatown,
have. boon nrreignod before Esquire A,
admitting the prisoners 20 bail was dis
cuaaod at some longth. Esquire Herring
finally decided 10 fix their bail at $500
each. Both Wollhousc and Brouso
promptly gave the required bail and were
released,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Lot Julius bo vlndioatod.
Irrom tho cnrrolI chronIclo1

Tho Chronicle has information which
satisfied II that tho visit OF Julius Whiting
TO this county before the election, which
was editorlnlly commented upon, wns
upon legitimate business which was for
oign 10 the charges made at the time. In
justice 10 itself the paper voluntarily
makes this statement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Common pioaS Court.

Tho Jury In the case OF George Well
house against George and Simon Hershey
returned u verdict lust evening In favor
Of the defendant, thus making L u tough
day for tho plaintiff.
Tho Jury In the case Of Emma Oswald
against Thomas Slattery, charged with
bastardy, brought In n verdict OF guilty
and awarded the plnintiif 5000 Slattery
could not give bail and was NJ once talSon
70 tho county jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
10 IA Mado unnnv

Marriage licenses have boon granted 10
Joseph Anderson and Anna ijnltowgor,
Mt, Union; Alexander Austin and Lottic
M. Youngblood, Alliance; @. A. Wander.
hoof and Suo ". Liggctt Canal Fulton
". Laughlin and Mary Hassmnn, Massil.
Ion; Louis II, French and Ellza |. Yoagloy,
Washington township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

Our Dress Goods Stock-too large To
go into detail,
Home span all wool suitings, 80 In.
wide, S5o, u yard.
Double width all wool colored cash.
meroe, good quality, 35c. n yard.
10 Inch wide, all wool, lne Henrietta
finish cashmeres, dec, a yard.
40 Inch, extra quality, all wool cash
meres, SOC.
These would be good Nt l5c. q yard
more Doubt II you ever matched
them NJ zoe. higher price,
SO our Dress Goods COUP 10 finest
"a u yard-or fine Paris patterns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
UNDER FALSE PRnrnNsHs.
That 10 How Young Man Ia Charged
With Obtaining Foot Woar.

Some tlmo during the month OF October
Chna. ". Brnllcy went 10 tho shoe store OF
Yost u Lape, on South Cherry street, and
obtained q pair OF shoes and had some re.
pairing dono on credit. II IL alleged that
he represented that he was tho aon OF the
well known John Brailoy OF this city.
Several days ago u warrant was aworn
out against him by John Yost, n member
OF tho firm, charging him with obtaining
goods undor false prctensoa. Last cvcn-
Ing he was arrested by Constable Weber
and taken before Justice Roignor. lie
plead not guilty and was bound over for q
preliminary hearing Wednesday next at 1
y. M, he giving bail In tho sum Of 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Jos. Horne & Cos
PENN AVE. STORES.

We appreciate confidence 40 we'll as
the purchasing public appreciates faith
ful service
Constantly increasing confidence on
the part Of the people, is the Incentive
10 our constantly increasing our won
wonderful facilities for serving the
people,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1A-TSpocial. +.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce, after two
nights discussion, some time quito violent,
have decided In favor OF Chicago as site
for the Worlds Fair. The yoto stood,
Chicago, 57i Now York, 37.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
JOS. HORNE & co.,
6O9' 62l PENN AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Legal Notice.

laalh nroeao, Residing NJ Carson city, Michigan,
ufhuk nfccHg residing VI ldmurc, Michigan, sarah
llarlhH, frHldinHnt CAanOvln, M'hlFau, aud Mnlil-
dh funtluA whose residence n unknown nll OF
whom are hriib ~ law Ot Joseph DiorHr, deouHAed
VIII take ~ llrr that Hiram nrtai executor OF tho
last viii and testament ~ Joseph DfroNu docrnScd,
on the Vlth day N Srnonhrr lHti nird his nHtltl0n
In hprruba Court IN Hnn for thr County VI stark
aud state NJ ONO alleging that tho personal estate
ot SAID docoaHtd N lnhuihrrut 20 pay his dphh nnd
The charges Of administering ha caalpl that he died
seized M frH simple " lot number thirty (uU) In tho
town ~ Unl0nt1wn, STARK county, ohio that Mar
tA DiccHu, Hs widow NJ said dee dent n entitled 10
dover " said pfcnBrH, Tue prayer of ,nii pel-
uun IN fort assignment VI dover "a fAld Martha
nrceao, fnf 90 lN Ot said promises subject ~ anrh
lower cttnto, FOR the payment OF debts and charges
afOrcanId,
The persons nmt above mentioned viii further
take notice thit they lave hHrn made parties do
tendnnt 70 said petition AHd thlt they hre required
November A. ID, 1859,
HIRAM DEEgr,
JOHN o, WITTY, Attorney,
september W, 1890, Oog.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
pIsHop arLMouRl1
Taken Sick at tho baltimore oongroau and
Now In Hospital.

"Bshop Gllmour Ia lll,r sayq tho Plain
Dealer. II continues; "Roy. Father llouch
returned from Washington, whore he az
tended the Catholic Congress- and the dcd
lcatlon OF the cw Catholic university.
He left Bishop Gllmour quito sick nt one
Of the Catholic hospitals, Tho venerable
bishop proachod on Wednesday evening,
na stated In the tclogrnphic reports, hui
Father Houck says the bishop was 40
unwoll that he could with difficulty stand
In tho pulpit and aftor leaving the church
thought, however, that tho bishops illness
IN serious.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
A Hay Wagon Bronku powr.

Last evening q wagon loaded with hay,
being taken 10 the Canton market, broke
down on South Market 0trcct AZ the cor-
nor OF Williams. Ono OF the wheels was
shattered by the rough condition of tho
niroet and the honYY lond nnnn ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
AN AGED CITIZEN
Falls Upon Sidewalk and Ia Probably
Fatally Injured,

hhlla upon biuoWhlk ana Ia Probably
Fatally Injured.
Mr.. Nicholas Dour, living on North Wal.
nut street, left his homo NJ two o'clock to
ationd the funeral OF Mr., Loula Sohnofer.
While passing along East North atreet, ho
was auddonly aclzod with cramps In his
leg. Losing his balance ho foll heavily
20 the ground, striking hia head upon
the ourbatone aud badly Injured II. Ho
was mkon 70 hin home whore ho IL resting
40 oagily aa could bc expected lie ia Ia
the oighiy-ilrat year Of hia age, and being
no old II may bo that Il will prove serious,
although II Ia hoped that no will speedily
rCcoyer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

EATH on tho galel
Two feet Of snow
on the leyeli seven
ieet IN driftsl nina
days of storml g0,'
90 sheep destroyed
lnonedlstriet,d dead
cattle dot the
plainsi many cow
loys frozen 20
DEATH Such IL tho
brief tenor Of late
dispatches from
the northeastern
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
BLAST VF DIA7H.
The Season of Bllzzards Opens
with Destructive Fury.
THE MIsERrEs OF NEW MEXICO,

A Nine Da3's storm-eoOOO sheep, Many
Thousand Cattle and several Herden
Perish Previous storms-Ths Bonner
PAny--Ihe Storm of laaB,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
Legal Notice,
Addlo brown, Plaintiff,

Addlo Brown Plaintiff,
VA
Charles A. plmm ct obs, Defendants
Cenfloa A, pimm, Who,o residence IA unknown,
VIII take notice that on tho on day Of uly iNen,
Addlt Hruwn nrd her pttlll0n In tho C0mmuti
W ~ Court Of stark county Ohlu, IN case No 0ibT.
against taid lhatlca A, plmm aud Others prhI Ing
Tor tho foreclosure 0f mortgage made hy ChNloa
a, nlmm and wlfO " this plain IN on Wv tuOt hy
no fuut ut tho southwest portion VI lot No b0h I'm
The cltv " Oantnn ohio Nnd The undivided one half
OF lot ulhb IN the city Ot CAntnn Ohl1 given 10 NO.
cure debt on which ~ due tl2U IA With Interest NJ
per cent from April lbl 1850 payable annually,
hhld Charles A, Dlmn n required 70 answer On or
before tho 7th day ot December a, n, 1890, or
Judgment may DO taken against him
Octi7 Lw ny wANS n How, nor AttyA,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
rnn nEpRIcK CASE
Tho Topic OF Conversation Nv orywhore
Opinions Pro and Con.

Tho Topic OF Conversation Nv orywhore
Opinions Pro ana Con.
Eyes, but didn't Mr.. No and So testify
that he saw II oil, and that" etc. "and
don't that change the ease all aroundT'
~ know, but didn't Mr.. Blank knock
the bottom out OF that cyidcnco2" etc.
In every room or office. In every alley.
way, on every street OF portion Of street,
In every corridor, hall or allcy-way. Ian.
guagc such ~ Is above quoted could be
heard on yesterday aud last night. Men
aud women, old and Young. patrician aud
plcbeian, laborcr and professional man,
each had something, 10 say concerning
some particular part u the case. In these
discussions there was not noticeable any Of
the subhmalng influences Of partisan pro.
objections or personal prcposseasions
There was no feeling, as tho word IL un.
dcrto0d. There was scarce any division
Of sentiment NJ 10 the probable outcome OF
the ease, and all differences arose from
looking ut IN important distinctions and
immalcrial details from different stand.
points. The case h arousing much In.
icfcri, and iis final termination will DO a
welcome relief 10 the public mind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
MIspLAokp ooNFlpENon.
A Kind. Hearted Clifton INDUCES His
Bonevolonce To His Cost

A Kind Hearted clifton INDUCES His
Benevolenoe TO Ills Cost.
Mile Turncr. pert and neat looking
colorol woman, was bound over 10 the
Criminal Court 10y Justice llughcy In 500
bond on charge OF larceny. She whimp.
cred around awhile and then cricl right
out She did not want TO 20 10 Jail. Sho
was honest aud wanted TO live honest, and
the idea OF confinement In jail Mortified
her. No one paid much attention TO her
for awhile until Squire Fleming saw her.
Tho 'Squiro's heart is said by expert medi.
cal men TO he 10 large that ID cnnnct wab.
blc around any. lie took pity on tho wo.
man, secured her a place to work ~
cook and signed her bond. She went
away 10 her new home at Squire Wesion's
almost tunultuous with gratitude and
promised TO return In the morning early
aud 30 TO work. In the morning she did
not come. The day wore on. At noon
she was not there Squire Fleming lost
heart. lie hiichcd up his buggy aud Civ.
ing $40 note TO a man who knew the wo-
man, put him In the carriage and sent him
In search u her. She was found In the
evening and jailed Squire Fleming
claims TO still be charitable but less cfedu.
louH than formerly.