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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-16
wINSTON-s SALEM DIVISION.


$50 =. m, for Roanoke, Hajford, Pulaski,
Bristol and ali POINTS south, VIA t.. L. v. y o.,
K. r., also tor blucnCid, ohio Extension.
Leave BIuCuelu $40 Il. IA. DAILY Tor kCnOVa and
Columbus. IarIur Car to Roanoke. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke TO Memphis VIA Knoxville
and Chatf8poopa.
% g. III. for Roanoke. Radford. Pulaski.
81 tStCi: also for ifu"r~ir, IscttErGt.-. l.&-
.Cra aut stations Cii0Ch valley p":'s.oD also
fJr louisville and stations :. = \. r. <. Eil
Norton. Pullman Sleeper LYu~chburgt 70 Louis
Vile via Norton. Connects at Roanoke 1:G5 a.
III. with aShIugtOuu and Chattanooga Limited.
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke TO Nashville, Mem
phlS and New orleans. Lining Gar attached.
80 =. H., daily, tor Roanoke, and lntcrme-
diatc stations. Has no connections beyOnd
Roanoke
EAST-BOUND-LEAVE LY&CHBURG-DAILY.
9:l5 Il. IN. for Richmond. Pctersburga and Nor
folk arrives Petersburg at 10 Y. II. connect
ing with Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
rrriVlnE III Richmond at 10 T.. N. Arrive
Norfolk o:uu Z. IN.
100 p. IN. Arrive Petersburg AS q. m.
connecting with H.. \ Z. X. Il. QaIiY arIiVc
Richmond ~, 4. IA; arrive Norfolk t:UU 4. IN.
Pullman Palace Sleeper 10 NUIiOaA.
Also Pullman Palace Slet per between
Lynchhurg and RlChm,ud.
This car VIII be ready at L~NHChtuTg at 9UO
p. III. tor reception OF passengers.
20 y. III. Tor iuCnmuuu Petersburg and Nor
folk arrive hlrnuOnu 30 =. ~; Norfolk 500
y. IN.
Pullman Parlor Buffet Car TO Norfolk.
". b. bENlLL.
G.. 7. y I. Agent. Roanoke. Va.
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1t Was the Cocoa Lady.

The Miss Reddy who was hurt in Raj
eigh yesterday by falling from a runaway
horse was the young lady who is pleas
antIy remembered by those who partook
of the delicious cocoa served by her at
PrOctOr's.
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Personal.

Personal.
Rev. n. N. Jurney is here on a visit.
Mr.. r. B. Raney, Of Raleigh, is here
to-day.
Mrs. L. O. Mangum left for Chapel
Hill this afternoon.
J. A Hall, a young man who lived on
Peabody street, died last night of com
sumption.
Mrs II. A. Walker left this afternoon
for Mobile, Alabama, where she will visit
relatives.
Not all the taxpayers could be accom-
modated at the 8herif's office yesterday,
and lie received the overflow to day.
Elder P. D. Gold and son arrived on the
5 o'clock train this evening. He will
preach at the Primitive Baptist church
tonight.
The People Missed 1t.
Psychologists are we'll %patronized in
buI nam, Jul 1t ECCuIS l1Jdt q L dI upiOS ISL
don't do much business.
Last evening ]. C. McCorkle announced
a lecture on "LoVe, COurtship and Mar
riage,' to be delivered at Stokes Hall. 1t
was well advertised, and lots of people
talked about it, but few went.
Half past eight o'clock came, and still
the crowd remained absent. So the cor
poraI's guard who had paid their entrance
fee had their cash refunded, and the
doors were closed.
Through their indifference and studied
neglect Durham people may never hear
Professor McCorkle's thoughts on Love,
Courtship and Marriage"
They're Reading "Shrew."
Many Durham people who never be-
fore enjoyed that delicious Shakesperean
comedy, THE Tanning of the Shrew," are
now reading it in view Of the rendition
that Hannibal Williams is to give on the
gath inst. 1t is a play Astounding in
that humOr that the great master Of Eng
fish handles SO well.
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Well Known.

The Butterick patterns are well known
to all ladies as the most reliable in point
of fitting. We are agents for them and
supply fashion sheets free.
d. T. SWINDELL.
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They're Reading "Shrew.'
Had Been Dead Several Years.

A remark made by a little tot from the
graded school has been going the rounds.
1t was the day after February %, and
Mamie said to Annie do you reckon
George Washington got any presents
yesterday? NO." replied Annie in her
superior wisdom, "don't you know he's
been dead two Or three years
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NOIICE:
Having qualified az administrator Ct Mrs.
Whey Lcathcr,,d CEASED, all persons having
CLAUS against sand estate are hereby notify
B., 1893, or this notice viii be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons ndebt to sal estate
will settle with me at once. his March 5, 1894.
W. r. COLE,
Administrator.
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''Whitc and Blue" Printed Here.

"White and Blue" the anti fraternity
publication of University students, is to
be printed here. Educator Printing COM
pany is to get it out. The second issue
is out to-day. 1t is full to the brim Of
the question under controversy.
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At the Pearl Mills.

Machinery is being unloaded from the
cars at the Pearl mills. One of the EN-
ployes says the mill will be in operation
by June /. This will be one of the most
complete cotton milling plants in the
state.
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The Southern Express company is to
move its headquarters from its present
place on Parrish street TO Main street
between Markham's and the Morchead
bank, which place 5. +. Gardner, jew
eler, and The Domestic sewing machine
haze occupied.
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Leave Richmond 1910 p. m. da ly; leave Keys
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Sunday.
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1894.
tiARPER'S WEEKLY.

HARPEK's WEEKLY is beyond all question
the leading journal in Ameri' a. in its sp endid
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
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1t will astonish you how quick john
sons Magnetic Oil will kill all pains.
Sold by w. NJ. Yearly.
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Leave West Point 800 a. N. daily. and $50 a.
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Sunday arrive West point 500 and 600 p. M.
Between Richmond and Raleigh via Keys
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i Million Friends.

\ friend in need is a friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have found
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covery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.
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Hair Goods.

Mrs. Guy, who is stopping at the Hop
kins' House, No. 100, corner Of Cleveland
and Liberty street, has a complete line of
Hairgoods, such as Switches, Waves and
Bangs of the latest styles, and Of natural
curls. She also remodel5 Old work, dresses
the hair, shampOOns, cuts and curls bangs,
Your patronage solicited. She will be
here a week or ten days.
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Special attention is called to the fine
line of canned goods carried in stock at
the Racket Grocery. Van Houten's Co.
Goa always on hand. Call and see for
yourself.
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Between West Point and Richmond.

+Daily except Sunday.
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j. L. Cole & Co, do not mean to give
away their goods. They keep half, you
get half. Customers treated right.
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You will De pleased with the mild aud
lasting effects of the Japaeese Liver Pei
lets. Try them. Sold by w. Nj. Yearly.
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II you are worn out, run down ard
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TLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAILWAY
STATIONS.

Schedule in effect October 10. 1888.
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G. ?. y 7. Agent. Roanoke. Va
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
AL THIS FOR CHARITY
|Big-Hearted Horsemen to Give the
Proceeds Of a Days Racing.
Tn Be Divided Between the Free Ice
and Sick Babies Funds.
Meeting to Be Held mt + eetwood
Saturday, Aug. 4.

Nv WY of providing midsummer
snort at Fleetwood Park, some big
hearted trotting horsemen have con-
ceiyed the idea of making their pleasure
enlarge the Herald's Free Ice Fund and
"The Evening Worlds Sick Babies
Fund. 1t needed only the suggestion to
set the Driving Club officials at work.
and very interesting programme has
been arranged for Saturday. Aug. 4.
Fortune favored the plan from its in
ception. The date chosen is that for the
much talked of match for 5000 be
tween Capt. Lyons, by Sweepstakes, the
famous wagon horse and victor III the
40 class in the recent inter-clty races,
and Cranston, another speedy son vi
sweepstakes, who Is sensras,iy 80, gui-
LYONS. Thus one interesting event was
nroyided. Then the Trotter and PAGER;
a local turf journal, offered purse OF
$500 for the 22b class, the proceeuS u
very large number OF entries are
nroinised for this event, and the surplus
entrance money will add Handsomely TO
' Eor third attraction, and to give The
.,n.teurs A chance to show their skill
as reinsmen. Mr.. Gean smith, the We'll
known artist. offers ms me pai M tir St
nrize in "A go class, and Clarks Horse
paxiew donates for a second prize a
a. ,icture of STEAMBOAT, also from the
easel of Gean Smith. This race viii he
tn road wagons and is likely to be the
most interesting on the caro-. ,,,.,,
Finally, little discussion between
NIessrs. Charles Wieland and Anton
I,Inschler, as to the relative merits oi
their t-otters, Jesse, by Deucalton. ana
Huhy by clifton. resulted IN nat,n
being made for 500, owners 10 drive !"
sulkies. ... ,,u ., s.+is-
~ the army of lovers OF this sport anu
rs every dollar of the proceeds VIII 70
To the popular charities indicated tnere
can he no doubt that the result VIII pc
folt i'm many a poor home where SICK
ness and want combine to make N'iu-
summer existence torture. ,. ,,
employees, and all the incidenta. sN-
penses of the day--a handsome co s,,,
hnti1n In itself. The gate money from
tickets al 50 cents each VIII. u couISe
hn the largest item In the receipts. ne
club will issue its own prosrammc ana
from advertisements will further swei,
The fund. No commissions Will be palu
on advertisements, and even the poo.
boxes will be conducted for the peheh'
OF the charities. ,,,,,,,,r
il composed of Messrs. Samuel Mcmillan,
frederick Gerken. John Rudd and I. j.
Brady They will, however, have the ac.
tive aid of scores of other members or
the Club and II the weather Is tair,
Fleetwood will be thronged on Aug; 4 ,o
ai:.iessed to $. II. Mason, .jr... Secretary,
ave-. Ne New York City, to whom, also,
ali remittances should be made.
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LONG BRANCH AND BACK Soc.

Then Laura ioked steadily into the
SCOT and scars and bruises; she knew Il.
Mr.. Trclawney, why do
"Bosh! My name is 1911 Yates You
fooled me once. my lady. but you will
pay me for II now. rye been Jagged
since then sent across Tor seven years
only got back ak months since. Glad !
have found you. for | won't work any
more now. Come, ! want hvrr To
start with"
Yes. = five-po md note"
II shall not give YOU a penny
Then | shall take one al them l!;ue
girls-the y"nunseSt is ,h" prttt'rS,. ,,,,.
chilirrni ! viii give You tn money.
II prefer the money il vii say" me
the trouble o. selling the child 10 the
mere cypsies,'
Laura hastily counted out the sum;
there was seven shlll,u~s more in her
purse and the villain said
I'm take the change, too. snail HIT
the children into tn phAc,"n%
Don't touch tnrnI' pon't look at
them, Oh. 90 away Go AWAY"
"Go. away, indeed YOU %"re glad
letters yet II would ur sweet thing
TO show them to your husband"
you had better murder me
me b %fNG 1 to kScp yoa Jr nv IanEyr
he here next We Win ny" pounds
scy"u shillmgs, and every week after;
until further nu'lce, or else WIN Ht'ai
Your child and lend .h"m letters to
your fine husband
Thru. with a threatening scowl ana the
shake of a c,rug.,l INST IA her face, he
won't away taking Win MIN Al the JOY
and peace ont ~ poor l.Aura's life.
she now lived .u constant terror, and
sLch a. dreadful chang" cam" - rapidly
over the once htppy handsome woman
that hrr husband was exceedingly ans
lous, both for her health ami her reason.
What did She DO with the unusually
large sums OF money she asked him for
Why did she 90 out riding alone: Why
lea e their own grounds? Why was her
snr not sleep ~ night? Why was her
once even, sunny temper become so
irritablep Why did she search his face
so eagerly every night? These and
twenty ether anxious, suspicious ques-
lions passed through his mind continu-
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SOUTH BEACH,

ally. lut h hoped BY Ignoring the change
It would disappear.
Alas, Things got worse and worse,
ana one day, after ten miserable months,
he Vas sent TOR from the works in haste.
Laura was raving and Shrirkiug in the
widest pdroNysm of brain fever:
Where are the children? Save them
from that man. Henry, please take
him tj-no, he wants 40 now, and |
can't get it''
In such piteous. moaning Calculations
81" revealed the secret terror that was
Hut perfect love lasts out fear and
jealousy, LAD l.AUrt.s hushant did her
no injustice. Toudrrly he nursei the
- hia AGAIN. though 1t was an almOs,
non. less task with that namcless hur-
ror ever beside her. one night, when
she W. little stronger. he led her on
tnc ANA 81 pitiiul that in a Hood Of
lli'-GlNlnG tears she poured out To him
the Who'll" m~orabl" story. Then the
burden i,ll from her lite, and she
dropped happily into the first sweet
healthy sleep she hal had Tor nearly a
year. Shr never asked again for her
dlsapp. ugri from South Statfordshire,
and joy ami peace came back to her
I;u; one DAY, after N" lapse Of four
letter fulI of threats and insoient de-
nands for money This time she at
once went 20 her husband with the
trouble.
Don't he frightened. Laura" he an
swrI,l. " know the fellow. lie = on"
T. Stvkctt Village. He viii he IN jail
before tomorrow ui"lt. This time he
shall not ESCAPE my vengeance"
lie hai scarcely finished speaking
when couple OF men ran NJ to the
house. crying.
% Mrastrr' NelsIer, Here he Dim
MITES ho,21t sltwered away, and there
"a browning IN
The iron master leaped To his feet and
WAS soon following the evil messengers
To the village. He knew thas Sackett
was all Undermined with pits and work
ings, and was possible the whole village
was in danger. The disaster was right
in the centre of II. and he was not long
In reaching the great yawning chasm,
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out her shame and her disappointment,
Madame had kissed and forgiven and
comforted her with such comfort rs
was possible: but youth takes hardly
the breaking of its idols. and It was
bitter and humilating to hear that this
handsome Ernest was better known to
the police courts than TO the noble
houses he talked about, and yet that she
had chosen his society and had been
willing to become his wife Madame
had not spared her; she had spoken very
plainly of "A gamblers wife and OF IA
thiefs home-of shames and horrors
Laura tremhlcd TO recall adding:
81 had willingly kept YOU ignorant of
such things, for the knowledge OF them
takes the first bloom OF purity from II
good girls heart; but, alas, Laura. II
you viii go forbidden roads, you must
at least be warned Of the sin and sor-
rows that haunt them
Laura was i'll many days afterwards.
Madame had indeed forgiven her hut
It was hard to forgive herself; and for
long time even a passing memory of her
first lover brought "A tingling blush of
shame TO her checks and stCkening
sense of disgrace and fright To her
heart.
IL was ten years after this event. and
Laura, with her tNu daughters, WAS
driving slowly across CanHurk CHASE,
The pretty children sal ON either side of
her and She drove the ponies slowly,
often stopping TO let the little girls a.ight
am pull n blueboll or 4 handful Of but
torrups During on" o! these stuppSGes.
as she sat. with smile on her handsome
face. watching the happy l.ttlc ones
some one, coming from behind, touched
her rulcly on the arm. she turned and
saw man IN gritny leather clothing,
with an evil, cruel face, ~ her side.
Surprising him To he one OF the men
empioye in her husbands iron works,
VINO had been discharged or who wanted
help, she said:
We'll. what Is II, s!r?'
The man answered CURLY;
"Ladraw
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Just then the door opened softly and
Nine. Mere. with a candle in her hand
entered the room. She was very
small. slight woman, with a grave, low
able face and a pair of wonderful ewes
In theii calm. clear light lay the secret
or her power over the fifty girls whom
she ruled absolutely with glance or a
smile. She came gliding in. more like II
spirit than woman, and, putting the
light down. said:
Laura, have had dream, dear girl
"a dreadful dream-and | am afraid
Let me stay here with you"
So she sat down and began in a low.
trembling voice to tell Of Laura's dead
mother: Of her pure, lofty womauhood
and OF her love for her child Laura
scarcely heard her: the time was going
faster; 1t was close upon midnight: she
must make an effort at once. So during
moments pause, she said:
'Wi!l madame try to sleep now?"
'fes, will put out the light, and we
will both try"
First, will madame permit me To 20
to Clara's room? | have left my things
there. l shall not disturb any one"
In moment madame's attitude
changed: her eyes scintillated with
light: all the caressing tenderness and
sorrow of her voice and manner were
gone, She was like an accusing spirit
Down on your knees, false girl,
whom no memory OF mothers love
could soften! Down on your knees, and
let your prayers strengthen the hands
OF those good angels who are lighting
your evil genius this very moment!
Pray as those should pray whose purity
and honor. whose very life and saliva
ton hang upon villains world" And,
drawing the girl down beside her. she
watched out with her those dangerous
midnight hours.
At 2 o'clock Laura was left TO weep
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where the earth had given way and
down which two cottages, with their In
habitants. had gone. a..
As soon as tire master appeared tne
pitmen and ironmen gathered rouno
him, though all knew that succor ~
help was perfectly hopeless.
Where is Bumby y
Here | be, measter
What mine was under TINS
Dimmitt's. measter, worked out"
is 1t deep
six hundred feet"
Dry or Wet
Deep water. -.
Tie master looked blankly at the
black abyss. =.
time r. last were in TO Cavairs mine
sin decent families went Gown 81 ipid,
night; they We're dashed TO bits on
rocks at bottom
one we're empty. thank God. Four
strange lads that worked Sacketts
mine had tother; they nob6ut worked
shut on them AT end of It.
"Do you know their names? ,,,
~ know, ruR messter FOR S they owe me
for "A weeks beer and 'bacca-the score
is set. asn'. John Todd, Tim Black ana
'"'.IsiiIl Yates" Are you sure?"
sure to certain OF that name, measter.
for he said he We're come special 70
get upsides wi you"
Then the ironmoster turned Thought
fully home, and as he kissed his wife.
said.
"Bill Yates is dead, Laura. My ven
ecance has been taken from me by Him
10 whom vengeance belongeth. You
may rest safely now, darling.
but, oh, Henry: what destiny might
have been mine!'
Don't say destiny Laura. Our
choices are our destiny. Nothing II
ours that our choices have not made
ours"
This is a true story and / tell IL to
many thousands Of young girls with Just
as much earnestness as Laura told II
to her daughters to show them that
clandestine love affairs are always dan
gerous: for passion that Is Graded In
deceit Is pretty sure to end In IN -
shame or sorIow.-Ledger.