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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 29-Flour-Dun
and weak; buyers holding off for addi-
tlonal concessions; Minnesota patents
S3.&usi
Rye Flour-Steady.
COrnmeal-DuH 80
Rye-Quiet; No. western, size.
Barley Dull.
BARLEY Malt-Dull.
Wheat-spot quiet No. 2 red, 7js{c. OPP
lions opened weak at Ac. decline. be-
cause OF big Northwest receipts ana low
er cables A subsequent rally In prices.
on demand from shorts, left the market
comparatively steady at Ac. net decline;
Export trade was less active MAY Closed
S0isc.; September closed 757sc; December
closed 777sc.
opened easy at a &c decline with wheat,
and was unsettled all day under liquida-
tion of September close weak al a Ap
Sc. net decline: May closed 35c.; Septem-
Der closed 31c.; December closed Sol4c.
Oats-Spot quiet Options dun
Beef-Quiet.
Lard-Steady; refined steady.
Pork-Firm.;
Butter-Steady; western creamery, no
dc. State dairy l5alec
Eggs-Firm; State and Pennsylvania,
l70iSc.. western graded. al mark. he.
Potatces-Dun; fair 10 prime, N.l2'aQ
S25: fancy. sl.lOgSl65; southern sweets,
d.. J
Cabbsge-Qulet; Long Island, SgA pes
Cotton-By steam, 10 Liverpool, 96ilc
Cottonseed-O n-Steady.
prtrC' sum-Firm.
Rosin -Fgmer.
Tuspeutlne-steady at 7Aq4sc.
Rire-,5teady
Conae Options opened steady at I'M
changed prices ruled moderately active,
with he range par Na'iy, points hlgner'
The large Visible and continued big re-
ceipts checked speculative buying Close
QUIET and unchanged 70 3 points higher.
SAFES, $50 bags including septeInoer
g. 30Q$L45. November, N.45, March. s.;
July. Sj25 Spot Rio dull MID quiet.
Sugar-Raw steady; refined quiet
NEW YORK MELON MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 29.--Musklnelons
show irregular quality and ysiues, fancy
occasionally higher han quoted. Market
overstocked With watermelonsi prices
| show further decline.
| AluskmeiOns-ROeky Ford. Colorado, per
case S2qS3; 90. Jersey. Colorado seed 81;
| DO Maryland seed, 250gS; do. Hacken-
! sack. per barrel. 5oql5e. 90. Jersey.
IIaekensaek seed iOeg9oc'; c, e9 1eNTs s
| $50; do Jenny lind 50c. gSl.5
x5oSfalS5. DO. Jersey s4Cas7j; DO Maryla I'd.
| per 100. sS4si4: do Jersey and Virginia
THE DRY-GoODs MARKET.
! NEW YORK. August 29--Staple cotton
| goods are strong There Is fuller DC
| mand than sellers can meet, ana prices
are steadily tending upward ADVANCES
reported again to-day in brown' b, ps,ai
| ed. and coarse colored cottons. trlns-
! cloths firm for regulars but no demand'
| Wide grades scarce md against buyers.
! Demand for prints improving. Men
wear worstsds strong ana frequently
| per cent. higher.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. August 29.-WheGt aSe a,is,io
| ,'rcbansad prices Expectation ot M
creased Norh%es r,e@i St shorts yas sun ws st
aIsrnss1 % take profits other markets
wsre not interesting. Corn closed hc
lower for September, and nnch ia ,a ,D'
-, bvt closed a shade higher Tor De
cenber. Provisions closed unchanged Z
! 2ikc. lower. , 81, So,,o,rs.
Opeplng. Highest. Lowest. Closips
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Telegraphic Overflow.

San Francisco The United States
cruiser Newark. which was blown out of
her course and ran short Of coal while
rounding the Horn. arrived al 2:30 i. VI.
Washington. Although recruiting for
the ten new volunteer regiments has not
vet been actively started in all parts Of
the country, 27s4 men have already been
secured for these regiments.
San Francisco.-Al haste is being made
10 dispatch the troops now waiting TO
-Ilnila. II is expected that the entire
a. ual detachment now at The FresidlO
VII set sail within about two weeks.
View York.-The United States rams
port Fitzpatrick, which wiz san from
isreoklyn to-day for Por.O Rico. will take
- 40 pounds OF provisions contributed
for the relief Of the destitute Porto Ri
cans.
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At Berry's.

The first point, get good cloth
It costs but a trifle more if you
come here. The second po'nt
is, get a good fit-you are sure
Of that if you come here. The
third point is, get the latest
ashion-you cannot fail in this
if YOU come here. The fourth
point is, buy while and where
YOUR soc. pieces do dollar duty.
Buy nowhere.
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LIKE THE DREYFUs CASE.
French Artillery subaitern tnder
CIoud at Nancy.

PARIS. August pa case somewhat
similar 20 that OF Captain preyfus's' no"
he,ng tried before court-martal at
p.,pes Tor treason. IL reported at Nancy.
A.. nolice claim TO have found az the
residence there OF a French artillery SUI
baItern commission IN the Germany
army and valuable French army map~;;
The suspected man belongs to an olo
AIsatian family. other members OF "hi'h
are suspected of completely in me az
90
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THE SITUATION Ar DtRIEN.
Cavalry Relieves the infantry-Wisc
Negro Address to Negroes

DAltIEN, Ga, August 29-Four troops
or calvary have been ordered 70 relieve
the infantry on duty here since last
Thursday. The cavalry viii be under COM
mand Of Colonel LaWton. Of the First
Georgia regiment. and will remain as
ions as u ~ deemed necessary TO keep
troops for the preservation OF order
The tug Crescent city has sailed for
savannah. with a guard OF twenty-five
soldiers, TO bring here twenty-eight rioters
confined In the jail at that place. There
are eighteen rioters in jail here. The trials
VIII begin Tomorrow morning before a
rDeCial term Of the Superior Court.
The third Delegal was arrested to-day
without trouble.
a WISE ADDRESS
An address issued by the negro leaders
Of Mcintosh 10 their race Is published.
II Is an able address, and is signed by
six preachers. three postmasters. the
chairman Of The Republican party, the
Collector Of the Port, and one EDITORIAL
cO.orei. II says In part:
WIRE the unfortunate causes that led
10 the present condition of AFFAIRS we
have nothing whatever 10 do. they, are
matters Tor the Superior Court, ana by
tnat tribunal they VIII be adjudicated. We
are concerned only In restoring peace,
lnd IN dong 80 as quickly as possible.
ut the shedding of another drop OF
81 g.
af'N tNi ttNN anu fhitifHl'AAN Vil ~
co,,rt ~ the presence Of the soldiers.
They are mere Tor the protection. Of the
lives OF mou and women 0f lOth races
equall'. AND 20 see 90 IL that the law IL
uphp.i ono Ohcyed.
AGAIN5T CARRYING FIREARMS.
"Avnl every act that has even the ap-
T. rn-a nf disturbance Do not carry
arY o. bc Sery careful 10 observ ,
ihc i.. .-. regard 10 tho carrying OF
conceded sf' 1ns. Speak temDvrateiy OIL
thc current affair. Let every woman aO-
st.in from go words that might lncite 10
tlshwrsa oF uat may be abusive LET
tpeul stay 80 home. and by al means Jet
every man sse 20 i that no colored wo'
nan shall show her face at the court
house. or on the streets adjacent there
90. during the coming session OF the
court.
1--WE must understand that the courts
are institutions for the settlement OF an
questions Of right and wrong the good
~ al the people IS paramount TO the III.
terests of any individual. The courts mus
he sustained. Their officers. ~ al
hazards must be respected and obeyed'
The law must be upheld.
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Opening II

Cash quotations wei6 as EoIIows; NO.
veiiow corn. 32c Flour quiet. No. 3
snrisg wheat. 6S,sUd9c. Ne red, f2asff
re. No. corn, Aue. No. 2 oats 2lp
nisc.: No. 2 white. AV23e.: No. 3 white.
Is.G52Lc. No rye. Siac No , barley
g51I 4Oc. No. / fiaxseed, N.l5; now. Nl''s
PORK. per barrel 5IS1lysso. Lard, per
ioD pounds. Sips@s5l5 Short-rib sides
0cose). sJ6y53o pfy-salted shoulders
hoxed) Slr15ssc Short clear Sides (oos-
edl, sS5aI70. Whiskey, dis,illers' nnisg-
ioaf SS; granulated. ssA. Butter firm;
creamery tIi@I1Oc dairy iSnlIc. cheese
firm AT sh0i9,tc. Eggs hrn; fresh lie.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. August S--flour-
Quiet
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Ricnn&nd. Va, August ~. 1899.
Receipts: Nttle, go head; sheep and
lambs. 100 head. hogs. 800 head.
Sales: Cattle, $50 head; sheep ana
lambs. TOO head. hoes, GO head.
Prices: Csttle-Best. ~ 10 &C.; medium
10 good, 10 ic; common 20 fair, 10
22tc: bulls. $50 20 50 40; sheep. $3.50 TO 81.
lambs, 81 10 $50; hogs, $3.50 to s..
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, August p. lI

Richmond. Va. August %. 1899
Quotations. Wheat-Longberry IS 10
7sc.; mixed, IS to 7sc.; short9erry, % 10
73c. No. red 7se.; bag l0tS So TO l2c
COrn-White. Virginia, bag lots, &c. (;
No. 2 white. 40 10 ~ l-2c.; No. white
80 10 80 lie No 2 mixed. CSC: No.
mix 81 l-zc.. Oats-No. 2, mixed,
2jc. No. mixed. "A 10 "A l-2c.; winter
seed. 30 TO 43c. Rye-5S 10 Gle.
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p.Nyu.rr TonACco MARKET.

DANVILLE. VA, August &.-tspee'al'
l TaRsy cs ;SSS seq sSS 'f FIJI
ers: Fine. sSaslo; good. @asS; common;
g. 5ods5. cutters: Fine. N5psn; good, !ii2E
SIS: common. s7dsl0. Smokers: Fine, tlop
Sl5: good $3.50: common, S.NnSS. . Non-
descripts: Good. S2asa50; common. NaS2'
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and II found he wn likely 3e quickly

and II found he wf likely oe quickly
disposed Of.
There Is a good deal Of excitement m
Durham tonight. and at o'clock the
Mayor issued a proclamation closing All
bar-rooms
The accused negro Is n convict "trusty,'
and passed his victim while carrying
water 10 the chain-gang. three miles
from town.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. August 29.-(Special)-
Farmers stock, fancy Ito: strictly
prime &c; prime 20 &c, =. eom ia,
firm; all stocks short.
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SiEEOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA, August q. Especially
Fancy hand-plcked. tAc.; Jumbo do. 5tsc.
extra hand picked. &c: extra large Nfr-
ginia. shelled. Sc; No. DO. &C.; No: 2
DO. 2ac No. spanish. SIC; No. do.
SAc; farmers stock, SiA44c.; Spanish,
81 % per bushel.
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pETERsBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, August 29.-(speciai)~
Market quiet; receipts light; common to
me Lum rugs. s21 TO $50 good to me
Tugs. 81 to g. poor short leaf. - TO .; far
10 good short Leaf 500 10 ~; medium 10
n,ra nnnrs N3 70 2ih
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sso,h Carolina Mnyorm,siss.

COLUMBIA. 5. C.. Angus, l-James
T. Williams was to-day els eled for the
fourth time Mayor OF Gresnvillo, his ma
iori,y over s. A Townes being y a. y.
Calvert was reelected Mayor o. srar-
tanburg by good majority.
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PETERsBURG PEANpT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. August 29.-(Speclal)-
Virginia Peanuts-Buyers and sellers
apart. Spanish firm at Nl0.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND
GAMES TO-DAY.

BROOKLYN 40 Pit'shurg.
Boston at cleveland.
Baltimore at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
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Eastern League.
THE DOLPHIN STAKES.

SYRACUSE. y. y August 2a-Score
Springfield. q. Syracuse, q.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, ARG. y. 1893.

PORT or RICHMOND, AUG. - 1873
SAILED
Steamer PocahOntas, Graves. Norioik,
merchandise and passengers. virginia
Navigation Company.
PORT of NEW PORT NEWS. AUG ~.
uIy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gal'cia. New Orleans.
Schoorcr Mary r.. Palmer. Bangor.
Barge Hamilton Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Katahdin, Providence.
Steamer Galicia. Hamburg.
Bark Nemoah. Bangor;
schooner clara Randl l. Bangor
garge Hornet. Norwich,
Rarce Lichienfels Brothers New iork'
B"rge CIV of Montreal, Providence.
Barar Lone star. Boston.
popT or WEST POINT. AUG. %. 1859.
tEy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Baltl-
more. uasScnecrs and general cargo.
Steamship Acc0mack. thompson, Nor
falk. messengers eud general cargo.
Steamship rim CITY. Haynes. Malta
u,ni-rlyfr iancines. passengers ana gene
ra cargo. ,D
steamship Baltucre, Murphy. Balu-
more. passengers ana general cargo.
sfesmshiD Accomack, Thompson. Nor
,olk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city, Haynes. Malta
poni-river landings, passengers ana gene
RAJ cargo.
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Book and job Printing neatly exsoutea
a, thu Dispatch Printing Rouse.
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Qny 3-w, E&sun)

September, 69iaGse2c; October. 7l.,lh
HSsc. December. 7+Sl74Ac.: southern, by
sample, 62fp7lc.
Corn-Steady; mixed. spot, and ths
month. 1914 g86%o. September and octo-
Der. 5t2q35%c: November and December.
new or Old 527tnS3ikc., January. S21ktf
3Shc.. southern white. ioc.
Oats-Eirm; No. white iiiAc.
Rye-Strong and higher; No. 2 WESTERN
&c.
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter Firm and unchanged.
Cheese Steady and uns hanged.
Eggs--Firm and unchanged.
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steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk'
merchandise and passengers, virginia
Navigation Company
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
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rI1r nRY.GoOns MARKET.

NEW YORK. August S.-Stapie cotton
Qoods are strong. There Is a fuller de-
mand than sellers can meet, and prices
are steadily tending upward. Advances
reported again to-day in brown, bleaca-
ed and coarse col0red cottons. PRINT
cloths firm for regulars, but no dsmand'
FOR prints improving. Men
wear worstsds strong and frequently D
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-25
tll.ANrl.k "
NNNNSS 1NN IllNENllANl

Fate tyNwnrA upon Lieutenant Oak.
W"N that atlCrn>NN III eastern GCNryia
thTr" MAS move ~ thl$ side expedition
niWN Whlrh nr nAl NVNtUvNI than his
TAp;NrS SUSPECTED Ne MAS rN.::l.,rN rn
m''n"ntrNs huSinr>$, Nut MI prospect vi
success seemed tN have vanished with
his raVtWrN
A$ the three men mNvvd nlNnH the
tNtt>>n hrlH toward the mansion ut Gem.
tral EldriiEr, with the marc Fanny tol.
lowing HS NNrdNrntiy rs we'll WainrA
dNE, the Thought Nt the prisoner went
tN Sam E,vlauI, the <,rNut who hai re.
t\'mpAnirA hm Nn his VcrilNus enter.
prlsH ThH lwN had separated, hNE, as
has NErn Shawn, rVMaiUri in sight II
each Whlv
What had M>>\N,ur W Eavlaui ani
what WAS he DOING White his superior
st,N>a IN such insmintnt nrti II hclp:
Ike must have heard tine sound ~ NviuS
ami ,NNnl1 NOT fail ,N KNOW the exirrM.
ity W the lieutenant Way WAS he idle
w calmly Watching his >NNmTaGe AS he
pl>\!ItA v';mtully forward with - Con
t~iHCata rAY;nv NN either hand:
EtWlaN6 had No superior aS u sharp.
sh>\ntNr III iNe American army, while
his mHeN;&Wy had nccn <>,uplimen,EA
"rvH than nnte by Fitzpatrick. Sl>s>um
| Eili General Sherman himself Had il
lSx'n otherwise he would Uo; have lxen
,olt<>',\i H$ lhe t\,Mll<zuINn u the New
| England >t,i>er on this iel!rS,<ly dan
| tHr>NwS HnIcs'l,visa
cASman sSl>Ertt<3 HIN 'Nit7tccrNte a
/ she SMUT wI>H vVWli vc&&;ly Yjrk <>tf
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THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS APRIL rs, 49, g.

The %r;,rin',sslr%; Il EianmCr which
accoinpari i ''.2."' words: MnH Ike u
gentle h?ni%i.. i..rH(rnaut Oakman
could har;s!. heck his tears when. de-
clining the al: offered 10y his cuptors,
he passed up the steps. cap still in hand.
There was something in the sweet words
that recalled his own mother as ho last
saw her in the fa:aWay New England
home when she kissed her soldier boy
goodhy In II choking voice he mur
INJURED. "Thank YOU" and. waving Il
farewell To the lcriHIicd men still stand
ing ut the foot OF the steps. he followed
the ladies into the broad. roomy apart
mcnt where they had been seated sew
ing and waiting waiting. waiting
when RaStil9 burst uruu them with the
startling nrwsGt wounded "Linliun'a
man who would soon reach the door
81 feel m"nn"r than can express.
thought Lieutenant Gd.inlan when ho
accepted this tvlic;,! "nnthrrn hospital.
lty. "fur IN welcoming me to their
home. they hav" no S;;*;.iriou of the
whole truth '.h,' hest man does not
know what II in;S'rHhlr Hcnundrel he
can become until he makes the honest
effort for himself
TT tp,s
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| mot exactly but no was gathered
in before you.
"How did it happcn3 That's too
bad, was the bitter comment of the
captive
81 reckon it is from your p int of
view but you didn I think. lcftenant
did you. THAI Tim and mo are the only
Johnny rrbS in this part of the c0untry2
There y NOR" than 20 of III scouting
through these lHlts. and. Ynnk. we
were Whiting iUr yuu
A irightful dread passed through the
frame of the wounded officer He iclt
his pal" face flush unhrrn fear hat nn.
I'll that ihnEirnt was II stranger to INN
for the ninnnur and the words of Jim
Ackcra hintrd of trrlcbcry very near to
headquarters
Was it puHsiblc2 lf the intmation of
his captor wnH based on fact. the dread
that Lieutenant Oakman felt was not
for himself. blt for another The tate
Of that Individual might well u;tke the
brnvcs1 man shu,ldrr
Th" officer looked apprnIingly ut
Ackcrs. and the rugged irliow answered
with Il solemn wink OF the eye
Had not the prisoner been sulfcrin"
ncntcly from hiN wound hr might have
felt more huprfnl hut 1t seemed to him
that the disaster which luprndrd wila
irrrlrirvat'lc Win native American
pluck however he SIT his teeth rcsoIv
cd To brave IT through To the end
N"anWhllr II w;ts brtuinlnG evident
every minute that the wound in his
arm w;N more serious than at first sup.
posed There was tie hItdinG through
the crude hnn'in%r hui ;hp Iilin and
partial numUn,;s showed that it needed
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CONTINUED
CHAPTER III
A PRISONER OF WAR


Lieutenant Oakmnn's mare was rs
quick NJ her rider to perceive th"ir dan
ger She whirlch like lightning and
started down the edge of the wood with
tho speed OF the wind Had the officer
been given u .mtmnrnt' X warning. H."
would have turned her into the trail
and made for the open highway Imyond
Bnt tho shifting of position caused by
her advance upon the negro lad took
her away from the most promising
opening while the tOnichrrair who
had ordered the lieutenant to surrender
was nthr"r the path than the officer
Consequently to make for it would
have been to rush upon hi" Fate
Onkmnn knew ho would br fired upon
tho moment hc refused to surrender
lie threw himself forward on the neck
OF hia marc and .inmlrd his spur with
cruel force into her ribs. while hr drew
his revolver nnh held il ready for use
tho instant The nrc"N;ity should arise
Tho rifle aimed at the rider ran;; out
but though the shot ;,rnZrd his head hc
wnH unhnrmrl
"N"", !'Hiiiy. do your best My fate
rcsta with you
And Fanny did do her best She was
going lik" IN arrow along the margin
Of the cotton field toward the drowsy
mansion and tho winding highway hr.
yOnd Had she dnrirh into the wood ON
her left Hhr might hnvn distracted thr
aim of her lnnHtrr'H enemies hut Hho
would hnv" hrcon" inrNtricnhly involv
cd among the trees and undrlrruwih
She preferred the rprn. with itH great.
cr peril. for 1t was there that her sup.
plo linm had FUN play. and never did
Rho tlo her duty more l;nlaniy
But those ErnylmckH knew how to
shoot Nothing would have h,'rn raSi
rr thnn to hnv" brought down the mnro
thus securing the rider. hlt every south
c:mrr IN II prime judge ui hursrir,h
nnd their ,uN WA" tu obtain both
man nld animal Lieutenant Oaknau
was no more than fairly started ON hia
h"rco tliEht. WHOM th" sharp rrnrk Of n
second riilo rnnK ont. and this time the
bullet hit tho target
u felt to tho rider nv il II flaming,
needle had ripped along hia right arm.
no bnmmhinT flesh and muscle that tho
revolver dropped from hia nrrvrlrsA
grasp llr knew hr had caught il from
that second hullrt but he did not
change hia posture on hia flying uluro
nor weaken IN hia resolution to rot
away from hia rnrmi"a
II wna usrlrA to prick hrr aide with
tho bloody spur. Tor Hhr was doing her
utmost still unharnrd. sho would
quickly boar hcr rider beyond rifle
rnnEo if there wna NO intrrfrrcuro
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critttr from you. 'c'luso she's captured
in war
"N1uch as regret to do 80. | must
admit that your position is logical. ="
'rim and me will have to thko turns
in riding. fur wo both lost our mounts
in the scrmniagc with you folks ycstcr.
day Great thunder. didn't s'pcct
that
The Confederate had lowered his gun
and. stepping forward. placed his hand
on the bride rein Of Fanny. who was
painting from her cXcrtion. but was
gentle. M If sho understood that she
too. had surrendered AS the man adj
vanccd he looked toward the Union off.
Ger and saw that the sleeve of his right
arm was crin'Oncd and that Il number
of scarlet drops showed on the knee Of
his blue trousers
Instantly the whole interest of the
cnptor was transferred to the wounded
prisoner
"Clinb down and let ne have II look
II, that. pal,ncr Give me hold Of
tothrr hand
81 really don't think it amounts to
much. replied the Ii"utrnant. who
nevertheless accepted the prollrrrd help
AZ he ,lrupp"l on hi" r""t he was near
~ overcome with dizziness but muster.
ch himself i"for" h;H enemy and friend
observed Tia" proof Of weakness
Mranwhiic two other PERSONS arrived
on ia" spot ON" was Tim MnStrrs. tho
c"nr;;'!" ug Jim hrE"rS. who had cap
turrd Lieutenant Dnnmun. and. tho
other wHa the negro lad RaHt us. Who
in his great haste 10 reach the scene
had faii'n .rvcral times !r Eaprd. 81
lent and open muulhcd ut the thrco
men
"W' r.'Li hav" II look nt that.
IanI H.!d Tim. the new arrival
"nmh hrlI:: il w:H n,l bullet that pink
cd y"n II TAX" Ch'r.9c
Daknan reached ont his arm. and
with his !,urr k:,irr Tim had drawn
from ~umrwh"rr H. drrtly sln%hrd the
sleeve from elbow to wrist allowing
the stained cloth to ilap down. like tbr
fragment "t II torn sail The shirt sleeve
WAS quietly ripped and the hurt rX.
posed
The iuIlri had puwrd Through the
nr$hy part "i the forearm entering
near ih" elbow and passing ont at tho
wrist The mrulinr numhnr>a indicnt.
"d that II bone had been touched
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