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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
GUESSED CoRnECTLY.

whsn tbs coronsr's jury declared
under oath that Dora veIxy shot Viii
lam Gray AMI thea herself. il made sa
extraordinarily gooi gaes~ The evi
dsaee upon which the verdict 'wss basSh
was crude aud incomplete. but the meet
reernt developments sili justify IN,
Jurors in enchanting. i told you sd"
In reulained Roc rRE HkRALp 10 clear
up the mystery and remove the last
doubt With that object in view re-
porter was detailed 20 investigate the
case in al its bearfngs- He began his
work. but al the outset was bafiied In
picking up the thread 10 the tragedy at
the point where Dora Velzy left the
safyice If Mrs. kusferer. Nobody could
shed any light on her whereabouts from
that tune until her dead bViy vas dis
covered
Then he pursued his Inquiries TO a.
certain where Dora secured her revolver.
In this Ton. he vas unable To get clue
until yesterday. when Dora's trunk was
searvhed for second time and among
her effects large number Of bullets WAS
found. The details u the discovery are
set forth In another column.
by the discovery 81 these bullets the
chain q evidence pointing To Dora Velzy
as the author ~ her own and William
Gray's death is practically complete.
There is no longer any reason To doubt
IL. The coroner's jury ought to have
had this evidence before il on the in
quest That it did not wss owing to
the reckless oversight. haste and care
lsssness u the officers who made the
first search of Dora's trunk.
The revolver is not yet identified. but
the finding % the bullets practically dis
poses of the necessity for further in
quiry in that direction. The mystery rs
cleared up. The corouer's jury's guess
IN correct.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
SUES FOR BIG DAM AGES.
The Reaper and Harvester Makers Ac-
cused OF Patent lnfrin drmcnt.

NEw HAVEN. Conn. Junk l8.-Pro-
ceedings In "A suit for which more than
100000 profits and damaIFes will bc
asked have Just been started by Judge
Richardson. the well known REAPER and
harvester expert Of this city. The suit
will involve nearly all the leading rcapers
and harvesters manufacturers Of the
United States. including the combine
and such well known firms as McCor-
mick & Co. ii Chicago: Champion com
pany II Springfield, His. and the Wood
Reaper works. In order to make a test
case, suit has first been brought against
ID. NJ. Osborne X Go. II Auburn. in the
United States district court for the
northern district OF New York. The
complaint sets up that this company and
others have for number 81 years been
engaged in manufacturing hsrvestcrs on
which a device is used. the essentials
81 which the complainant holds
letters 81 patent for. The
device in question is known as the trip
hook mechanism for delivering or dis
charging gayels of grain 81 uniform
size. The patent which il In claimed
the defendants have been infringing
uyon Is No. Isl .666 and was granted
Thaddeus Fowler ~ Seymour. Conn,
August -. 1870. Tho complainant has
been preparing his case for more than
nine years and eight years ago the sew
eral manufacturers ~ the country were
notified that they wcre infringing. They
Acknowledged the notice. hsit continued
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
sCHAFfNER n SUICIDE
The Chicago pankrv'. Baiy Wa.
Found In Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO. June IA Thes brlief that
Herman Schanner. the miSang barker.
had been drowned in Lake Michigan
was found 81 he correct toay. About 3
O'Clock this afternoon Charles L.
Richter. Who WAS fshing on q pier NJ
the foot ~ sraceland avenue. near the
Marine hospital. sax the body
- man floating near tie
shore. Richter fastened the
hook ~ his line in the mans clothing
and drew the remains ashore. IA s,on
as he sas the featurre n the dead man
he ~ once recognized them ss thu~~ ~
SchaHuer. The police pere irnmeai
a,oiy notified and were ~sssn ~ the sfct.
Everything about the finding q the tssiy.
the police cay. Points - the suicide
Theory and they believe that scharner
vas the man Who engaged TIE row tsssai
lune ard never returned The holy
wss hasiiy hlasted and s-coui s,sitiun
had -eS in The remains we're removed
g. sSsrmandfs norg-e. tsctng taken D. an
undertaking establishment later on.
shcr~ they ~sre identssled fy frietsls
ltis believed that Schssner's mind -
came nnbslsDce,i fhrssgh woFrs over
ihe fsnancsai sisusssrn. The tnQn.~t slli
t~ he'd tnmorrew morning aud the
funeral Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

There has been more snobbishness in
the reception Of the Princes Eulalie in
Chicago than anywhere else. Where Is
the Wanted spirit u western democ-
racyy-Boston Journal.
man never realizes what an ass he
can be until he goesLo a picnic and
tries TO help entertain the party.-New
York Herald.
A match doesn't know enough to keep
in when il rains. At all events. il ia
sure to 60 out IL it is wet.-Boston
Transcript.
Lieutenant Peary's preparations for
Arctic exploration make agreeable mid.
summer reading.-New York Press.
1t costs the same nickel to stand up
in a cable car that il costs TO stand up
in a horse car.-New York World.
Innocent or guilty. the wonder is that
Lizzie Borden hasn't tainted oftener.-
Boston Herald.
There il entirely too much silver lin
ing TO the financial cloud.-New York
Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

EUInIA passed through Detroit yes
terday on her way 10 Niagara Falls.
News Of the event will probably reach
Detroit tomorrow and preparations will
be made 10 greet the royal visitor and
invite her 10 visit the Grand Circus
Park. the brewery, and 10 take a ride on
will also be asked To visit the gas works.
il che may prolong her visit; otherwise
she will he shown the garbage works
and sent away with bouquet Of the at
mosphere that hovers over the glue fac
tory. Detroit has any number Of bright
attractions To show the In!anta when the
good people hear VI her arrival, which
occurred yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

Indignant Tourist Ito Partisan hotel
manager. who had just presented his
bill See here; you have charged mo ~
centimcs for writing paper. and you
know very well you have not furnished
me with a scrap.
Manager--Oui, monsieur: but IL IL FOR
The paper on which your bill is made
OUTFIT Bits.
Mrs. r. My dear Mrs. Croesus. may
rot put your name down fyr tickets Tor
Professor Pundits cours- Of lectures or
"Buddhi~tss"
MrsC oh. by all means, You know
how ps--sonst.ly fond ! am - flowers
Is,~ton Globe.
What makes you think that new
Bswsry waiter came from hostony"
~iiecause when | orsieref liver AMI
bacon he hosled out Chicago pate de
fs5e gyaa and ignaiius Donneiiy. - New
York Herald
lie Don't you think yos could love
ne Just liftlsf
She Oh. yes | can love you Just ~
little as you like Louisville Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Epiros CLASP RArrp~ HEsAlps--i
notic~d Iuestsy morning IN the r~post
Of the csetrsi Labor union IN your salu'
able paprr that ] am "A applicant tor .
position under s<nstos Duran. providing
that gentleman should be apposnted
United States district attorney. ! should
have communicated With you on the
subject IA Jour aext issue. only from The
fact that l did not become aware II the
p.sitlcn was Ia nil until "Wednesday.
when | accidentally met your special
correspondent. who has done me the
fsvox ~ call my attention 10 the pro
poeesi sppolntuasnt He informs me
that am ~ be clerk u the court.
| have already begun looking the
matter up 10 see What there 10 IN
IL and whether can sccomodate my SELF
"a the changed condition IL has been
reported IN a purely malicious spirit
With intent 10 do me injury. that can
not writs . legibic hand ! think
could have got the position Il clerk in the
superior court but Tor the report. Andy
fyfe even limited To ms that he did not
think could do the business on that
account. lie thought though that
might learn the rigmarole that has To
b- gone through with In swearing wit
nesses But In this later matter my
penmanship will cut no figure. I.calcu-
late 10 take the Job only on
condition that can put somebody In
Ia 10 the work while / draw the salary.
What I want is . good job that has a
fair salary with no work. or one In
which can hire girl or boy ut few
dollars a week. leaving a good balance
o. l.ar ~
my family 10 do the work and keep all
the salary in the family. il would be
perfectly satisfactory.
Now, The HRsALD has always been
very kind 10 me aud has ever been ready
10 put In good word IN my behalf. l
have not forgotten the good words your
paper said for me when | limited ~
strongly in The Workman that l wanted
the job in the superior court. The HER
AID has also been very kind to Senator
Doran. and ] am sure can exert some
influence with HIM in my behalf.
But am really sorry that your cor
respondent has made the matter public.
for fear it may iniure Senator Doran q
chances for the position. The demo
Gratis Of this city have no use for me or
any man who Is seen monkeying with
nae. You see il had ever abused Pres
iient Cleveland. had printed the Maria
Halpin story and stabbed the democracy
in the back at every opportunity would
be In clover. l do really think. how
ever, that am entitled 10 fat job. But
can readily see under the present order
OF things that my chances are
poor for any favcrs. / am an
American; that is | was born
in this country Of America parents and
this is against me. II ] was an O'Milli-
gan or a Millenski or Millsholinsh.
pher or Millini or Van Millenveen or
something Of the kind would be- more
encouraged.
In closing Mr.. Editor. will say that
| believe it would be better not to say a
great deal about this matter in the
columns II The HERALD. but to work
Senator Doran ON the quiet. You know
OF course how these things are done.
Yours fraternally. r. y. Mills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
Railroad Men Unite.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. June IL. Rep.
resentatives OF the Brotherhood 81 En-
gineers. Firemen and Trainmen. the
Order ~ Railroad Switchmen. and the
Switchmen's Mutual Benefit association.
employed on the D.. G.. II. 4 NJ, Grand
Trunk. r.. S.. 4 M. roads were in secret
session here The object was to discuss
the proposed plan Of federation to en-
brace all railroad organizations The
meeting was adjourned for two weeks.
when the entire trunk line system will
be renresented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

ANN ARBoR. Mich. June H.-Out Of
$50 Juniors in the law department only
fourteen have passed the final examina-
ton. All others were passed on their
record by Professor Mechcm. but the
$50 had TO take the examination last
Saturday. Yesterday the result was
posted, with the above result There
was a sad-appearipg crowd of juniors
around Professor Mechem's desk to see
where they were at and what could be
done. Most OF them had already packed
their trunks. but they will now stay here
and study up for another probable ex-
animation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

STRAsBURo, Mich. June 14.-The
United Brethren Ministerial association
has finished weeks session at Stras-
burg. The principal interest attached
To the coming and services of H. J.
Becker. ID. d. recent bishop Of the Pa
cific coast district, who dedicated the
evangelist tent purchased by the confer
ence. The tent will hold about 1000
people. On the day 81 dedication the
people could not bc accommodated in il
for lack Of room. The tent walls werc
removed and the hundreds OF persons
were seated outside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

WssHIsGroS. June a. The postofiice
appointments for Michigan today are ss
follows: Ira A. Butterfield. 20 succeed
Henry Il. Reynolds. resigned. ut Agri-
cultural college. Ingham county; Albert
Kent. TO succeed William u. Smith. re-
signed, ut Bendon. Benzie county; 10
seph Shell. to succeed John McSorley.
resigned. at McSorley. Alpena county;
Michael Dorsey, u succeed Irving
Lucia. resigned. ut Ramsay. Gogcbic
county; George Ford. to succeed A. T..
Preston. resigned. at Scots. Kalamazoo
county; Edward l. Jones. TO succeed
James w. Bedell. resigned. at Wake
field, Gogebic county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

than that q Tuesday. The sxeitsnsot
we plsinly On the wsne. The anxious
def0sztors were mostiy women ana
Poles xho rushed 10 the rsying teiiers
wicket Here they we're met by inter
pretsss. Who informed them that their
mcn~y was safe. but II they desired 10
get il = ninsts day notice would have 10
be hied. In nsesf CASES this explanation
xas satisfactory. A very few dsposatofs
offered 10 close out their accounts Tor 10
cents GA the dollar. proposition which
" as unheeded BY noon thsexcatsuent
had almost abated The scene 1t the
P~opisis vss REALLY the same. % .
larger scale. a. that 1t other banks u
10 expected that the excitement vii die
out in another day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
YESTERDAY was Old Glory's birthday

YESTERDAY was Old Glory's birthday.
On j une Ia. lITI. the continental con-
gress recommended THAT the flag OF
the United States be thirteen stripes.
alternate red and white; that the union
be thirteen stars. white in blue field.
representing new constellation Old
Glory has the same number OF stripes
she was given ll6 years ago. but her
field IT stars has increased from thirteen
% forty tour and is still a growing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
Are You Troubled with Cold Feet?

We have Star Safety Razor.
II will remove the beard from
your face and Ivy making your
head cool Will cause the blood
from that portion Of your anato-
my tn 90 TO your pedeeticai ex-
tremities and the result will he
healthy. warm feet You can
shave I'm the dark, on n railroad
train. standing up or reclining.
with not the slightest danger Of
cutting yourself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

LANSING. Mich, June li.--Governor
Rich doesn't think the informal opinion
expressed by Attorney General Fills
yesterday would warrant abandonment
OF the Chicago encampment of the
Michigan troops. He knew all along
that there is no provision in the statutes
authorizing an encampmcnt out Of the
state OF course. the consent Of Illinois
and the United States must be obtained.
This is practically assured. There
will be no trouble. for the troops have
virtually. as If by common consent.
agreed to place themselves under proper
discipline at Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Tho Arbteter Hand Pays One In Every
Three tn the future.

JAcKsos. Mich. June ii.--At the an.
nual meeting Of the Arbieter bund II
Michigan today the annual financial
statement Was presented. showing that
$40. $50 had been received during the
year and ttl .tSkj had been dlsbursed In
benefits Ia members or their beneficiar-
les and the funds available now amount
10 q. 7i9. A number 1t changes were
made in the constitution. Tho age Of
membership wss reduced 10 IL from II
and each member is tn he provided with
. benefit certificate. A resolution WAS
adopted providing for the payment Of
the next Tour benefits out of the bund
treasury and hereafter every third death
ieneht Is TO be paid out OF the treasury
.nstead Of by assessment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

TopAx Chief Justice Fuller and Dis
trict Judges Allen and Bum will hear
the arguments on appeal from the decis-
ion ordering the worlds fair gates to be
closed 1t Is believed that very convinc-
ing arguments viii be needed TO con
vince Chief Justice Fuller and Judge
Bum that the gates must be closed as a
natter u law
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
Ca,,se OF Typhoid.

LANSING. Mich. June A.--Dr. Baker.
secretary Of the state board Of health.
has returned from Ironwood where he
investigated the prevalent typhoid cpl
demic. lie thinks he has found the
cause for the whole difficulty. Between
May 10 and IL the intake 10 the water
works was broken. and a good deal II
foul water got into the mains At pres
cnt the water is all right, which accounts
for DIR. Vaughn's favorable reports.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Mr~oNisrr. Mich. June 1.-THE
Bird 4 Wells Lumber company 81 Wan
saukee have bought all the standing
pine In town ~. range -. from the
Kirby Carpenter company. amounting
o. l0nm0o feet. which. aided To- the
stumpage already owned by them. will
be sufficient % ron their mill five years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
FIeeccd with the Dice.

Pontiac. Mich. June l3-Solomon
Harshfcld. travelling man from New
York. yesterday made the acquaintance
81 two strangers. Joe Heating and ID.
O'Mara. 10 the extent 81 f65 shaking
dice. He made out a complaint before
Justice Matthews this morning. and
Sheriff Kellam brought them back from
Oxford. They are now having their cx-
animation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

LsrsrSc. Mich. June II. Reports 10
the state board 81 health show rheuma.
tism. neuralgia. bronchitis. consumption
and tonsilitis in the order named as
causing most sickness in Michigan dur
ing the week ending June 10. Diphthe-
ria was reported Mt forty one places.
scarlet fever AT thirty seven. measles AZ
thirty-fiye and typhoid fever at sixteen
places
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

oVE u the Tammany braves has made
the Interesting discovery that Grover ia
great politician He says Hill "ain't
IN Il sri Grover. seeg" Ten 10 one that
brave has an eye on job az bung
starter ID the New York custom house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

OSE ~ the surcst indications % the
-olveney and soundnes. IL n bank is its
uninterrupted payment % dividends
a local savings bank advertiscs its semi
animal payment d dividends just
a. though the money market had never
been disturbed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

nss the state ost1ersI 10 the railway
companies Hence il follows that the
oonspulspsy pas would b Issued 70 the
p~ppss.
Tnx Hksslp has no desire b coaunss
the unprontzhIs discussion. but ths
asaEine proposition u the Free Pres.
seemed 10 demaBi a refntafioa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

PsiScE BissARcx has expressed an
option that the German army ought 10
lie strengthened. This expression will.
no doubt. strengthen the support OF
Kaiser Williams army bill; but the
Irun Chancellor probably spoke when
of his guard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Tr1eo.t asly ss,noo - rua the soril'.
fair last se~k Thss i triHe above
sr'-- receipt. bot Il is hoped by rigid
eoasansy D. .hos balance the other
So faf this xees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

IL an esteemed morning contempt
rary would send its learned exegetical
comments on the Borden trial 10 the
authorities at New Bedford no doubt
the judges emulating the authorities at
Washington would decide that the
trial is entirely unnecessary and use
less expenditure Of gray matter and
money and thereupon order the accused
discharuesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

L. come method could b found for
hol,iing the investigation previous o.
the disaster. uanumbered F'ords theHter
eslsmities might BE- sverte,l The
present arrangement has proved fatally
unsatisfactory
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

SAtIr STE MsxIs, Mich June IA
The eatire force 70 stonccuticrs EN-
ployed by Ryan A IIaney ON the big chip
canal az the Canadian 500 are on strike
They demand an increase IN pay from
90 t. 81 cents an hour and ask 81 i,c
paid every two weeks instead % every
say ue.sks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

" seens that the Cowboys race to the
worlds fair is not 50 brutal az IL vas
anticipated Reports indicate that both
horses AMI men arr taking the ride leis
ureiy. Perhaps II will turn out 10 DO
gigantic take. after all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Ekrus kssiTss. Mich. June "a Eaton
Rapids last nsght accepted the proPssi
tion - " T. Lsfever. whereby IN roo
-idssation q the purchase =, the cisy -
thirty seven aefe~ - lsni Tor satss' he
will give a tsoad - haild = siots" farm
tare factory. ADD smpaoy twenty i've
men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
wsarnes BULLETIN.

wAsafSoros. June H-for Lower
Michigan. incresssng cioudlne-s and
sb01ers IN the aftefnoon OF evening.
warmer in northern snd extreme south
west portions Thursday. cooler FRIDAY.
east Winds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

CHtcAeo policemen looked for schsS
ner. ne missing bsnk-r. With tenacity
- parpo.e eqozlei only by their long
ard persistent quest fot Willie Tascptt
lie va asslly found by lone fisher
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

tsskf farsitsse pIen are cfnhdsnt the
esmias fsrnstaee srason al ~ciip~e. IA
tb~ mae nitasis - safes, say pfsssoss- 50
saas record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
sxclrsxs>r .. Aa.nSo.
The uaa on Desref savings Bsnk J.
ssefstas Mcsk kss-.t.

bFsauIf. Alth., June IA The crowd
shich si.sei il fsost n the Peoples
Savings hack thi. morning waiting Tor
the stroke - 2. While large. ws- smaller
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15

Airont ioo shsineg- - Detroit lett
yesterday afteFnoon % attend the
nsthsnal eonventioa a the order At tsa-
cinnati.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
MLGIC POCKET lIcHTERs.

4 simple twist of the wrist tno
Jerk of the elbow and you have
a light for your fire. an igniter
for your cigar or pipe and an al
ways ready illuminator for all
purposes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-15
Our
Spray
Pumps

Will cause the worm to
disappear. add vigor Ia
the tree, and 80. sitting
i'm the welcome shade of
natures earth defender
YOU will exelaim
blessed bc the mnn
who first invented our
Spray Pumps
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-07

Rocky MOUNT, N. @.
Mr.. EDITOR:-I saw some time g
in your paper that Mr.. Bob. Vance had
failed in business with Liabilities
amounting to more than $50, 900. lam
under the impression that Major Bill
kins repealed his charter first thing on
hearing the glad tidings of great ioy
that he had an eternal revenue Job. If
Bro. Bilkins is going to repeal the char
ter Of all that introduce or vote for
some mean, devilish, dastardly, COW
ardly bill, he will have to put in many
big licks, as the whole general assem-
bly, of living curiosities, CleveIand's
Menagerie and a lot more of fellows. all
need their charters repealed. All those
fellows who want to cut prices and act
Judas by demonetizing the very money
that bought the blood of Christ ought
to have their charter repealed.
If Simmons is not confirmed, the ap-
pointee in his place can do no better
than appoint Major Zeke Bilkins to O.
place in the eternal revenue service, as
he can repeal more charters than any
man in the State.
Yours for fun and business.
j. A. THOMAS.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-07
REVENGED.

1t was about half an hour after sun
set, but an orange light still burned
above the lonely southern valley. The
trembling evening star was hanging
over the green silence of the fragrant
Tennessee woods. Vapor wreathed
phantoms from the river course, and
from the dense thickets that skirted
the camp ground came ever and anon
the mournful sound of whippoorwi1ls,
sounding faint and low, like the re
membered echoes of a dream. Yet
Wallace Keene would have given well
nigh all he was worth to exchange its
luxuriant verdure one moment only for
the pine clad heights and salt winds of