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Morris tribune., 1899-08-19
CHAPTER VII.
In the Wood.

on her hat and cloak. She would gd
into the wood for a few minutes. she
thought.
Her mind was in such a tumult that
It made her fevered and restless.
She longed to feel the fresh, frosty
air blowing on her cheeks and brow.
She crossed the garden at the back
OF the house, and walked quickly up
the hill to the wood. She had barely
reached it's outskirts when a hurryine
step behind her made her turn.
Charles Hyde was coming up the nil
with eager looks He was scarce hall
a dozen yards away.
She felt the color rush into he1
cheeks, and then as suddenly retreat
Her heart beat very fast. She could
not doubt he had followed her purpose
ly. If she had doubted it, his hrst
words would have told her the truth
81 saw you from the window, ne
said, quite frankly, as he came up to
her, land came after you. You don I
mind, Marjorie?'
And he looked so frank and winning
as he asked the question, gazing fully
into her eyes the while, that Marjorie
could not but say "No."
A moment ago, Madaline's vague in
situations against him had had the
power to fill her mind with painful
doubts, but now, as she looked at MIN,
all her doubts were gone-chased away
in an instant by his sunny smile.
Not that she accused Madaline ct
falseness-no, not even in her most
secret thoughts
She believed Miss Hyde was simply
mistaken in her cousins character.
She believed that she, loving the
elder brother as she did, and finding
him unworthy of her love, took 1t for
granted that the young one must be like
him, and hence wished to save her
friend from doom which had already
fallen on herself.
When girl is in love is it likely she
will believe anything to the prejudice
of the man of her choice, so long as
there is the tiniest loophole by which
she can escape such belief?
1t is not likely; and poor Marjorie
was already deep in love with this
young man of the smiling lips and
sunny eyes. -.~.
Madeline's warning had come too
late.
AS the two entered the wood, they
met tall, handsome young man, of
seven or eight and twenty.
His face was clean shaver, save for a
fair moustache.
He had fine eyes, of a dark greyish
color, and his bearing was unmistaka'
bly, that of a gentleman.
There was a gun on his shoulder q
dog at his heels.
Charles Hyde accosted him with a
CHEEKY Good morning." as he passed.
He acknowledged the greeting with
a bow which was not merely cold but
naughty, but which bordered on the
contemptuous.
The next moment, however, his
glance fell on Marjorie, and, as though
involuntarily, he raised his hat with
the most perfect courtesy.
who is he?" asked Marjorie, eager
ly.
She had not CHANGED to notice that
cool little nod, and so felt quite d
friendly interest in the good looking
stranger.
"Sir Edward Mortimer"
"Sir Edward Mortimer" repeated
Majorie, remembering she heard that
name more than once before.
Mr.. Hyde had suggested that Sir Ed
ward Mortimer should be invited, with
Morris tribune., 1899-08-19

others, to torch-light skating party
on st. Valentines day.
And again, it was Sir Edwards
house which had been broken into by
burglars so recently.
She turned to look after him. and
found to her confusion, that he was
leaning against a tree, and looking
after her.
She and Hyde went on together, not
speaking much, but walking in that
kind of happy silence which often falls
upon two people who love each other.
but have not yet confessed their love-
The wood paths were full of fallen
leaves.
Marjorie set her foot in a treacher-
GUS hole covered over with them.
She wrenched her ankle SO severe
ly that she would have fallen had not
her companion supported her with his
strong arm.
Morris tribune., 1899-08-19
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letter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
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ing and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
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scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
andvermifuge. Price, % cents. Sold by
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Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, De-
ClineS an Invitation.
EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET
Rcfuscs TO welcome National Conn.
Prominout Democrats OF America
TO tho Ctty-Ex-Govcrnor AtSoid
nnd Chairman Cooling says He
lfas Lost IL Go,don Opportunity.
(By Telegraph to virgInlan-Pnot.l


Chicago. July 17.-Mayor Carter II.
Harrison to-day sent the following let
ter to the committee in charge OF ar
engagements for the Democratic meet
ing at the Auditorium. July goth:
mittee OF Arrangements:
Dear Sr-Replying to your favor of
the nth instant, in which you ask me
to deliver an address of welcome al the
Auditorium, July Goth. to the National
Democratic Committee. and "a large
number of other prominent Democrats
of America" l regret my inability to
accept. In ordinary circumstances
should be only too glad, both Us Mayor
of Chicago and as a Democrat to well
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
He is Making No clustering Can.
vass, He Says.
FAIR METHODS WANTED
speaks OF tho short Notice Given For
Primary 10 Select Legislative
Candidates in Richmond City aud
Norfolk County The GeveSnor,s
FrJends to Canvass FOR IIfm-Ae
Is Much Encouraged.
(special to YirgInlan.pllot.,

Richmond, Va, July l7.-Governor
Tyler. accompanied by his son. Major
:. Heth Tyler, returned from East Rad
ford tonight. Governor Tyler hardly
ever looked in better health. He is as
brown as nut. and seemed in exuber-
ant spirits, and was animated in dis
cussing his Senatorial candidacy He
has made a careful study OF every
county in the State. and is extremely
confident of success. His familiarity
with conditions In every county-a
thing that impressed everybody who
talked with him during his guoerna-
'orial campaign-was most remarka bic
NO BLuSrERlNG CANVASS.
II am not making clustering can
vass." he said to the virginian-PIiot
correspondent who found aim seated
on the broad veranda at the Executive
Mansion talking to a half dozen or
more friends, who knew OF his coming
and had gathered to see him and dis
cuss his canvass II am working and
my friends are working, and have
learned enough TO greatly encourage
me. announced my candidacy on the
night OF the leth OF July" the Governor
continued"
~ h'tu pcNoIit pretty well under
stood that l would be 4 candidate vet
the papers of that day announced that
the Richmond City Committee had been
called together two days earlier than
the date TO which 1t had adjourned
ana ordered primary 20 be held OH
the 9th instant.
a SHORT NOTICE.
Il had As hours notice that the prl-
mary convention had been called to
nominate legislative candidates in Nor
folk county. That notice was accident
ally obtained by means of a NEWSPAPER
paragraph. did not have time to con-
suit with friend l did not have time
10 write letter. but II is all right"
the Governor went on. at Is provlden-
tai thar the people throughout the
Suite are hcing more and more confirm
ed in their expressions. They are ask
ing why any &ich haste should be made
IN selecting candidates. The practice In
not usual in Richmond city and in Nor
iolk county. 1t is not necessary in any
section Give the people an abundant
opportunity Ia make up their minds on
questions OF so much Importance Such
methods as these may be tried in other
places. but in Virginia the people, as .
whole are expecting fair play"
NEWSPAPERS FOR HIM.
Regarding the newspapers" said
the Governor. Il feel greatly nattered
NJ me support they are giving me. /
think large minority OF both the
daiiies and wccklies. especially the lat
ter favor my candidacy"
WILL MEET NORFOLK VISITORS.
Governor Tyler will so up to Manas-
sas Wednesday afternoon to attend a
horse show Thursday. He would have
gone tomorrow night. but several
weeks ago he promised the pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Norfolk to
meet his Sunday school here July 10th,
and wants "a keep his word.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18

dy a friend of Morris. The Morris and
Grifflns were closely affiliated. Since
then the feeling between the two fac
tons has been very bitter and it has
been aroused recently by the White
Baker hostilties. The Phlpots, who
are the strongest faction in the noun
tains, numbering about $50 voters.
openly espoused the cause of the BE-
kers. while the Grifiins took sides with
the Whites.
GENERAL FIGHT PRECIPITATED.
The story that reaches here from
Manchester is TO the effect that Sob
Philpot was arrested this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Wash Thacker While
very circumstantial in other respects.
the report does not show clearly the
origin of the trouble. nor give thc rea-
son for Philpots arrest. 1t IS said that
while Thacker was taking Philpcrs
BOND the latter was shot from behind
by member Of IL crowd that had
gathered. This prccipitated general
fight with Winchesters and reviewers.
which was participated III by George
Granville, Robert and Peter Philpot ana
Ed Fisher. on one side. and Aaron Nor
ris. Hugh. Jim and Green Griffin on
the other.
THE ROUND UP.
The battle began at about o'clock
and ragged fercciy FOR ten or fifteen
minutes. When it was over 1t was
found that five men had been Killed
outright. three of the helilgerents were
seriously wounded. while Peter Fhi-
pots was The onl: one on either side
To escape injury.
Granville Philpot is sa;d TO be ono OF
the most seriously wounded. He IS n
Union veteran. having lost II leg a.
Stone River. Re is an eX-lne,nber %
the Kentucky Legislature and is said
70 have killed three or four men. Ed
Fisher. who is reported dead. was an
Other man with several hicks in his
cane He WAS bu, % years old but is
said to have killed three men.
a DEPLoRABLE SITUATION
An effort was begun tn secure de.
puties 10 go 10 the seat OF the trouble
and attempt 10 restore quiet. but UP t.
a late hour In i.- afternoon there had
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
KILLED HIS RIVAL.
BOTH WERE ENAMORED OF THE
SAME WOMAN
tDy Telegraph 10 vlrgininn- Pilotl

tBy Telegraph to VirEnian- Pilot)
Chester, Conn, July Hilary Chad
wick, "a years of age, of New Britain.
was murdered last night by Joseph
Hough, so years old. who then at
tempted TO kill himself by cutting his
throat. Chadwicks body has not been
found and the details of the tragedy
are not fully known. Chadwick came
here Saturday night to visit Miss Mary
Smith, to whom he was paying atten-
ton Hough. who boarded with the
Smith family, was also cnamored of the
young woman.
Hough mad admitted to Alden Smith.
a brother of the girl. thar he killed
Chadwick ana threw his body into the
river. He is said to nave stated that
he sought to scare Chadwick and that
an alteration resulted during which
Chadwick drew a razor ana cut him on
the side of the face. He then choied
Chadwick until he was supposed to be
unconscious, but later found he was
dead. He then dragged the young mans
body to the river, where he threw il
in.
Riding home he took his own razor
from q drawer intending to commit
suicide. when he felt himself growing
faint and called for help. When the
family entered his room a razor was
found in his hand. He is in a critical
condition.
1t is believed that Hough loft the
house before Chadwick. and waited for
him at the TOP of a. Hill. up which Chad
wick would be obliged 10 walk. 1t is
believed that an alteration took place
during which the younger man was
killed and his body was then dragged to
the river. where from a row beat il
was thrown overheard. The river is
now being dragged for the body
Hough. who was better tonight. made
full confession to the Coroner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
BARKEEPER AND DRUMMER.
ENGAGE IN y DESPERATE DUEL
IN CHICAGO

(By Telegraph to Virisinian- Pilot.)
Chicago, H., July 1T.--With the glass
doors of IL saloon between them. Will
liam Van Alien. a saloon keeper, and
Frederick GondoIf. a travelling sales
man. fought n duel to-day. Gondolff
WAS MORALLY wounded and Van Allen
was shot through the left thigh
The men were business partners
some time ago. but the business was
broken up and there had been bad blood
between them ever since. telephone
message was receivd b. Van Allen from
Gondolf saying that he was coming
down To do him uD.''
An hour lated Gondoln entered the
saloon and Van Allen pushed him out
on the sidewalk.
Eoh men drew revolvers and COM
menced firing through the glass door.
When the shooting was over Gondolfr
was shot through the groin and in the
small Of the back. He was taken to
the hospital in Il dying condition. Van
Allen whose wound is not serious, was
arrested
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
Five Men Said to Have Been
Killed.
PHILPoTs AND MoRRIsEs
These ola Factions Wore stirred Un
tiIitics u Pitched Battle with
WImchesters and Pistols Takes
Place The Fcud Dates Back Two
Ycnrs-Ir's Cause.
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
Louisville, Ky. July IA special to
the CourierJournal from London, Ky.
tells a report reaching there of the
outbreak of another feud in Clay coun-
ty, by which five men lost their lives
to-day:
The dead are said to be: Robert Phil
pot, Aaron Morris, Jim Griffin. Hugh
Griffin.
These fatalities resulted from pitch
ed battle fought near Little Goose
Creek. three miles from Manchester.
ORIGIN OF THE FEUD.
The feud dates back nearly two years.
On Christmas, 1897, James Philpot was
killed by Aaron Morris, but before he
died he shot and killed William Bun
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
THE,SsUE NEXT YEAR.
TRUSTS. MILITARISM AND RE-
CORD IN THE PHILtPPPiNE,s.

0iy Telegraph to Virginian- Pnot)
Chicago. ILL.,. July IA special to the
Chronicle from Tacoma says:
&C. ~ Walsh. Of O;.umwa. Iowa.
secretary OF the Democratic National
Committee. arrived from Dawson to-
day and left immediately for Chicago
He came out on purpose 10 attend this
weeks meeting of the committee in
Chicago.
I'm the Interview at Skagway. Walsh
announced himself as opposed 10 trusts
and expansion or next years cam
paign Walsh said
The issue VIII he on trusts. mill
tarism and the record OF McKlnlcy's
administration respecting the war and
Philippine rehellion."'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18
Goingto GrrctDcwcx.
(I5y Telegraph to virgln!an-P ilot.l

Osy Telegraph to virGin!an- PiIot)
Vienna. July lit Is understood that
the United States Minister to Austria
Hungary Mr.. Addison G. Harris. and
others connected with the American
Legation. as well as most of the United
states consuls in Austria Hungary, are
going to Trieste To greet Admiral
Dewey upon his arrival there.
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not been enough responses to make up
force that would command respect.
The situation at Manchester is de-
plorable. Since morning the place has
been in state of terror. scarcely any
one daring To venture out of doors.
BUSINESS is SUSPENDED and the resi-
dents are momentarily expecting IL re-
newal of hostilities
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Fight Abou,n won,nn.

CBy TeicgTaah 10 Virginian- Piiot1
Vindalia, Ca July u. William Col
Inns This morning shot and killed Jere-
miah Morris. \ few minutes later Col
Inns WAS shot and seriously wounded
by sam i3ra2il, who was clerk n
Morris store. The trouble arose over
= woman with whom both Morris and
Collins were infatuated. The parties
orc Eli MnItn
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Brother XIII. Er,,,,cr.

CHy Telegraph to Virginia Plotl
I.ewes. Del. July l7.-At Robeth Bay
to-day Z son cf James Mitchell shot his
brother with a gun loaded with large
shot, causing Gcath Il. an hcur. The
shooting was done ia e playful mar
ner. The boys supposed the sun Was
not iuaded. The dead 90. MAS II y lrs.
OF age.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-18

regarding the war had been censored
contrary to the usual custom, Adjutant
General Corbin to-day said:
The censure of the so-called censor
cd press is without just cause and evil
IDENTIFY made under misapprehension of
facts. There has been no information
received from General Otis that has
not been given to the press promptly on
the bulletin board in the hall OF this
office.
The standing instructions OF the
President and Secretary of War. are
that the public shall be given all in
formation we receive; this has been
done and will continue to be done. OF
course. plans of campaigns that would
be of help to Aguinaldo and other reb-
els have not and will not be promul-
gated, but all facts of events transpired
have been given in 'fullness."
ENGLISH PAPERS ON OTIS.
London, July 1S.-AIost of the morn
ing papers comment upon the joint
statement of the American correspond
ents at Manila regarding the censor
ship there.
The Daily News says:
General Otis cannot conceal nor cX-
plain away the great fact that he fails
10 bring the war to an end. He might
just as well cease playing the ostrich
ana allow the correspondents to tell the
public what they see
The ably Ncws says:
The moral of it is that the CORE
spondents will turn when you tread too
hard upon them. and that their deter
mination to let the cat out of the bar
may still prove n blessing to modern
States"
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OTHER TELEGRAPH PAGE 6
CLASSlEICATiON OF NEWS.
BY DEPARTMENTS

telegraph News-Pages /, 6 and II.
Local News -fages ,. and 5.
Editorial Page !.
Virginia News-pages S and 9.
North Carolinl News Page :.
Portsmouth News-fageS 10 and IL
6erkley News Page II.
MarketS-p1ge IL
Shipping IL
Real Estate Page IL.
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FOUR MEN WHO ARE CONSPICUOUS FOR THEIR

States
Tom
o
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NO LONGER 4 POSSIBILITY.
Thc nowcy,,o,me r,n,s.

icy Telegraph to virginan Plot)
Washington. d. c.. July 1.-THE con-
tributions to-day to the Dewey Home
Fund amounted to sl4i, making Sli,4SJ
in all.
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come the National Committee or any
number of prominent Democrats to
Chicago, the city in which the platform
of 1896 was framed. in which w. j.
Bryan was elevated 10 his present lead
ership of the National Democracy.
cannot but think. however. it would be
an absurdity to welcome those dis
tinguished men under the auspices of n
committee, whose per-
sonnet is too obscure 10 be known even
in it's home city. Had this meeting
been organized under the direction of
Democrats of regular type and known
party standing it would have afforded
me great pleasure to be present. In the
existing circumstances, while thanking
you for the honor, l must beg leave to
be excused.
Respectfully yours,
CARTER II. HARRISON.
LOST HIS CHANCE.
When copy of Mayor Harrison's
letter was shown Ex-Governor Altgeld.
the latter said:
Il am sorry the Mayor looks at 1t that
way. He has made grave mistake
He has lost golden opportunity.
Should he come TO the meeting aud
make Il rousing Democratic speech he
would place himself a; the head of the
Democratic party OF the state. But he
has lest the chance now. ! am sorry
FOR it,
NO LONGER \ POSSIBILITY.
When Mr.. Cooling read the Mayors
letter h made the following state
ment:
we have given the young man In
tine City Hail the opportunity of his
life, which he has failed to appreciate.
There is tide in the affairs Of men
which taken at the food leads on to
forthne-the son Of Carter Harrison
has ceased to be Democratic posi-
bility."
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Texas town Of $500. Address
Office. ~.