The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-03-01
that he could not make himself inteli-
bic. He seemed to have q clear idea OF

that ho could not mako himself intelli-
bio. lie seemed to bave clear idea Of
| what he wanted to say, however.
The name Of Mr.. Settle was called.
His face. frightened up wonderfully
and Joyous light. like that In the face
Of 4 pleased child came iuto his eyes.
20. l know him; L know him." ho
said excitedly; TASK mo more. He's
right up there you know. Pm right up
here, and he's right up there" lie H.
Illustrated by his gestures rather than
| Is words that he meant that Seitze oc.
cupied farm adjoining his. In his
eagerness to tell something about this
his mind frightened perceptlbly and
his words came with less difficulty.
"I1e's got q store" he said. cts
right up Oh the road and 20 by it in
my buggy. Hos got place. It's part
of the way to Salem and part Of the
way to Winston. You have to 20 by
1t. lie knows me, too
The name of an old shoemaker Was
mentioned to him.
''See him all the Time" he sali. Gle
don't do anything but stay there. lie
wouldn't do anything else If he couldn't
make any money. lie just stays up
there and works, works, works"
The name Of a prominent minister
was called.
ooh, know him good" he said; "IIl
tell you what he does in a minute. On,
I'll tell you; he stands up there, stands
up over, you know. and talks and tells
you things you want when you die.
about things when you die"
"Preacher2' suggested Ed Cason.
YES" he declared, emphatically,
"that's It,"
you can't remember your name 2"
was asked him.
"No," was the earnest reply, 81
would know it If you would only men
ton 1t. would give anything to the
man who will tell mo about myself"
TO Detective Cason he remarked: :
"They knocked nay name out and the
place where came from, but they don't
drive as fine horses, as do"
Infinite patience Is required in talk
ing with Draughn. lie puts his ideas
into words with the greatest Difficult
ty and frequently he fails utterly to
make himself understood. He uses his
words In the wrong place and seems 20
be unable to choose the proper words.
Ills NAME DISCOVERED.
Yesterday morning he talked with q
number of patients at the hospital con-
cerning his name. Suddenly he rushed
into the room adjoining his, which Is
occupied by MIR. Hanks, and cried en-
Enthusiastically:
81 have found my fathers name and
90 believe it's mine, too: It's Draughn
Emil Draughn, and he's in Germany.
l believe that's my name, too"
lie was JuDilant over his discovery
and told of 1T in the most excited man
ner to all who came near him. Later
In the day lady whose husband had
become interested in the case called to
see the stranger and confirmed his dis.
covery. She stated that she knew him
In Salem, N. g. Full confirmation Is
expected by Chief Connolly today. He
has written to parties in Winston and
Salem and expects 70 hear from his
| communications today. He received
several communications yesterday One
from Richard Travis says that, judg-
ing from the picture Published In Sun.
Gays Constitution, the man Is II. n.
Sanner, Of fremont, Pa. a picture
was also sent, which was accompanied
by letter saying that the man was
named Panneil and that he disappeared
from Atlanta five or six years ago. The
picture resembled tho one Chief Con-
molly has so very much that the chief
was led to believe that they were Of the
same person.
Draughn IL about as vigorous now as
he ever was and he assists the nurses
at the hospital He Is a goodhumored
fellow and frequently laughs at what
i3 said to him with keer appreciation
Of humcr
Dr. W. $. Elkin WAS asked about
such cases and said:
ut is kind of aphasia. and Is caused,
doubtless, by a clot Of blood settling
over the centre of the sense Of memory
In such cases the patient may gradual
ly recover, the blood being absorbed by
nature. Tiephinlug Is the remedy used
in very extreme cases. This is a very
delicate operation and in all cases dan
gtrous OF this case, l know practical
~ nothing, but l should Judge that in
time he Will come into the full posses
sion Of ali his faculties"