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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

amply fulfilled the expectations Of the
friends Of the college and proved himself
an educator Of rare ability. During his
Of DIR. Mills and Professor Alexander stu
dents were fitted f0r college and carried
through the freshman and sophomore
wears. bur gradually il became recognized
that after a thorough training at Puma
hon course IN an American university is
81 ghe highest value in acquiring that
hreadsh Of mind which comes not alone
fivm lines ef study. but also from new
sceHes and associations
Oahu ColieEe therefore. occupies q
unique position. falling short Of the Amer
sillerahIs more than the American acad-
eny or high school.
The Institution Is supported. aside from
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

aid u erec<SnE the zsess<zFy 5uiIdiaEs and
u-erarinz the prsuises for the acoouro-
GAtion OF the srheol a. as-an as pczsshle !.
bat As this SUN i iaaSeGaate 10 TIE wants
Of tie school svea IN its eouueneerezt.
skat 4 be commended TO the prirate pat
roz4ge Of the brerhrx1 Of The zEssss1-
Rez1tred-4 That hoa-i Of srus-
tees Be chosen Of which the teacher sAsll
be one. ex-of6cio. Ehcse dirty IL shall D.
70 devise 4 plan for the sehsoi. 70 garry
AZ into operation Is soon as possible 10
EEairs generally
Meszrs. Armstrong, characteristics. Doie
Emerson and Dr.. Judd were chosen
trustees-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

ence to an inward impulse and an out
ward demand. They could not make
college of it in 1856 because the impulse
and the environment did not call for
college The time may come when the
dream of the trustees of that period may
be more than realized In a university
which shall be the natural fruit Of past
and future growth Ii is evident that
the school is growing and viii keep pace
with the social and material Development
Of the Hawaiian Islands.
During its past history PunahOu has
shared in the contemporaneous rimidity
of asking questions Ii has been ehary
OF pushing scientific studies in certain
directions. We have sometimes gone out
of our way to avoid certain localities
which contained the crumbline remains
of Old views Of things. and have whistIed
betines as We hurried by But We have
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

nssrs truzsee ard tie sresssrsF Il the
srAeOi
These are obiert lessous % the great
ssz xzize ~ the Hawaiian eoEzzanify.
vIsh is threarened GnAncizl prosperity
fhs iessea q wealth euas<<xaze1 TO the
eaese Of haz7znitr-pexhep the only ~
sp<Srahle ex<use tor tbs AMUSEMENT Of
richss- II tsils in language ksToHsi the
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

mined beginning is well shown in
the general information as to the
present conditions OF the college.
given in the last annual. issued re-
Gently by President Arthur Maxon
Smith From the 1901 Annual we
quote:
Oahu College is Christian. though
nou-sectarian. school. While the courses
of study are organized in accordance with
the best educational standards of tie
times. the chief aim of the school is not
intellectual attainment. but rather char
aeter of that type essentially demanded bv
the Christian Gospel. IL is believed that
Surroundings aud instruction Of such a
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

the rarSS shat Be re1sfS Sic VIII eres-
ton the SD 4nss the eozer. the exg and
TIE butterfly. the eel ard ne nsn- For
Gods issese message. and XIII 1as Be
sfrsSd q the answer
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

The growth and progress Of the
College from is moaest but deter
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

aomlnai charge - ttch xfr,inns, ~ en-
endowment which WIS leHndfd II 1875
IlRal Subscription Fese then reeeife4 u
nralIr hfnte sarf TI< aHepnE has
zinft hzen it1rsasS1 10 $750 The Ha-
Nsiiaa eesSrs.saspf n 1870 n*ds grants
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-20

tie ehurch serv5ce On Sunsizv. It Is con
sSa1fly borne N rtsEsl 81 Instructors ara
esnrsfs Ct the Institution thsr i s assir-
abe ADORE al things that q Wholesome
spiritual iife and atmosphere should -
maintained IN the schooI
On rs iHrsilscfaal Side the institution
II n al departments e. level vita Ire
best institutions az igs grade n sAs States.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

Notice is hereby given that the nm
dersigned has been appointed adminfn-
TRAITOR OF the estate Of George II. GFeen
deceased. and Monday, the 2Sth day "
January. A ID. 1901 is hereby fixed for
the settling and adjusting all clAimn
against said George IL. Green, deceaa
ed: and all persons having claims an1
demands against said estate Of sai1
George II. Green, deceased, are hereby
requested to present the same to u
mont in the state of Colorado, on sid
day for adjustment.
RoBERr $. LEWIS. Admir-
First pub. Dec. 9th, 1900.
Last pub. Jan. Sd, 1901
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

.; q IASd once. Pueblo. colorade. Hevs@
Ectis. 2 hereby siys. thss. il parssa.ss
Joseph Herman for hjnssR nnd HI oo-0UE
sncss post oSss sddssss S Z sssss csso. cssys o
ossdo. has nsde application for pesene -
s5s son,nss. Bcn..s.. se. Z nsss.ss -
Ing Dissrict, Fremont Cosnsy. coscssde. -
described hy the of1ciAl plat sad hsId nstss
Mhssce ths s. =. COR OF SEC. u. T. y g.. \ q
W., Of the sth p. H.. bears N. 7 deg. u ni1- p
Y. 10: II. % cor. or No. | 1 thsnss =. j De-. :
mia W.. - q. TO COZ NO. = thence p x 80.
nj. E. IS r. r. 20 g no .A'co: s:s
Bonanss mol lode: besinning as COS. No.
q sss 81 sns T. GSs Ss.s. ss1 Is dss Il ni.
2, l1se-t II, thence g. n deg- a min. T., 0es
e g; e e COZ e & No To- 2 saescs 2 d.s n. ~.
MI. MI "! IS ssi g ss; Cor !. issas. No. ss:.ss +
d.e a 3 min f. g & e. sor q IS
Chanse Icde: beEinning At cor. No. 4.
Of the ssh ?. X. bears n. = dss. . Il n min. =
sec- Z. 54-ss n. thence g. g deg = Dia.
nis. E.. 30 X. 70 cor. or No. 4 sssscs = X. 8 dsr.
Az Mn II. =; isoe n s 90 = COZ; 70: : sesnes =
taininE iosae scres-
Nsbraks lode; beginning At cor. No. 1.
W., Of the eth p NJ. beArs NJ deg min L..
3s22iS n, thence 8. II deg. a min E., - 4.
70 cor No. 2. thence g. 6s deg. . mia w..
l5o0 n. to cor No. .. thence N. n deg. a min
W. 800 n to cor. No g. thence N % deg. -
min H.. 15o0 II, to beginning. Containing
10 70 acres.
Total area lode claim 4l-yls acres and form
ing portion of the Z. OF Sec. a. T. 10 T..
r u W.. of the eth p. II.
Adjoining claims. II any. unknown
C. A GILLErTB,
Attorney
J. r. GoHDoxs
First pub Nov. Is. 1900. Register.
Last pub. Jan- n. 1901
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03
HOWARD NEWS.

~ - nscosD Corrsspoadeat-
About two inches Of snow fell Sun
dny forenoon and Sunday night and
- thermometer fell to the zero point
OR school teachers. Miss Lamme
NJ Mis- Resor, are spending their
vanation in Pueblo and Canon City.
NJ. Edwin r. Gibson, . former
tsncker Of our school and now IN
shnFge Of the school At Ainturn, il
vIniiing his old friends at Howard.
~ It il evident there i something
1sep<r than mere friendship attract
~ NJ. Gibson to Howard, and it ID
|runnred that Howard viii lose one Of
~ fair ones sooa-
Mr. and Nm. Chariss LsagFsn are
visiting Mrs- Lon&rsus parsuts, kr.
I'D Ars. 7. 7. Coopsr.
/ Ralph Lang was -ssttine them up
- the boys Saturday. Ralph went to
4al1A Christmas and brought home q
IS1lanble Christmas present in the
fsEn Of charming little wife. The
lEids was Miss Nora Stingiey. of Sa-
~ Their nany friends wish them
|a hppy and prosperous New Year.
A. W. Alexander went to Denver
1nday night on . business trip.
Or mining interests around How
|erd ne in . very prosperous condi-
~ A great deal of work is being
- and some valuable finds will b.
|ruperted Soon We viii give you
nsre news on this point later.
n new stone quarry below How.
|ard shipped its frat car of rock Sat
|uraAy. This is one of the largest
satgsprises that has been started il
~ valley for long time. It is /,
bsautiful white building rock and il
unlinited quantities. The partie:
hnvs : large steam hoist at the quarry
- new have out many tons of fine
eosaA some weighing rs much as
|oeN1nfeen tons each.
JeAn Cunningham is preparing to
- up . limestone quarry up How
~ Greek about two and one-half
- from Howard. The d. & r. G.
= viii probably lay spur to the
4oaRzy.
4 W. Alexander will commence
esEning charcoal early in the new
year.
Ne may have another wedding or
~ - report in our next
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03
srocKnoLpERs, MHErIxG.

The regular asusai meeting Of the stock
holders Of fhs FruitIAnd wsser Company.
yili be hsid Al the County Court H1uee. n
Canon City, NJ O'Clock . m. on Monday
JanuAry -, ipci. for the purpose Of eiscttng 9
direcfors for the ensuing yesf; for lcvytnx
the annuAl asssss ssment aod for the frnnsac-
toe OF the lawful businsss OF the coupasy.
Hvrrss PALnUs- sscrstary-
Dated December n isgo
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

Many bright and happy housshoA
has been thrown into sadneo md
sorrow because of the death of =
loved one from a neglected cold
Billiards. Horehound Syrup = the
great cure for coughs, colds and al
pulmonary ailments Price. Is aad
so cents For sale by Hunter Palner.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03
NOTICE

The pndsrsssnsd sesas The dirscssss Of
seoordascs sffh tie provisions Of ssctlos
Stsss X = q Coiorsdc. sssisisd. "A Act 2osesrn-
lag Free Public Libraries sad 1esdfng
Rooms IL cettes asd IscorDcrstse revns. !.
ssSssssS Isssssr PA x ii 4 sss 70 q ssis fss
Canon Ladies' Library AesociAsioa. 20 BE-
held AZ the rooms OF sud library. on Tues
DAY ID. 81 e ia. DAY q hssrss,y. e T. ,ao y % ~ ~
asid day. for the purpose Of censtderinG the
anestion Of Whether safd The Canon Lsfiss'
Library Association viii cell TO 1hs Board
city Of canos CITY. the booss asd psFicdicais
cssos Isdiss' Llbrsry xssccissics. 10 ccs-
= O. ne :, sx 81 az IA CIV O.
Canon City for the support OF the seme. SAID
graat to continue 90 long - said CITY Of
ca.cn CITY sss,, rssgl.riy !. sscs y:sr - i issy
library. and. alec tor the purpose OF coeetd-
ertng the question OF leasing the building,
furniture and nxtures now cccupisd and
xssocisssoa @ ~ ' to SAID fss seard Of Direciors
OF the Public Library Of the City Of Canon
City. Tor the hsrm os ave vesrs; provfding
that is shs .sass q he sr.fy n:ssi5Ssi1ss NJ Or
lssss shaii aIso cease snd dstermins.
And esch member OF said The csnoa
ssd thai said nssiisT viii % held ., the
time and place and for the object above
dated; Canon cIry. Colorado. December
MIA J. N. RAa~pAl.. Pros.
KitIfH B kcnlxAx. lst Vice.
Directors BLAscnn 3. 0tpson. md Vice.
ciAss ". coulTs.. sscrsisry.
E,ss' Esss bss' sss j.s. Hss- i. I.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

ELscrRIc LlGHrs. am preparei
to install wires and lights or make
changes and repairs. Electric bells
and burglar alarms installed. C,
CoorER. Electrician, $50 Greenwood
avenue. 49-l2t
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

Unifod 6eatso Land Once. Pueblo. Colox.dos
Notice u hsrshy given that In cnnpnanee
yitA The provfsions Of the act Of ccngrses =
June .. 1S7s, suritled -An act for shs ssls of
gon. Nsvada. aad wsshinEton TsrrifoFy.- =
extended TO all the Public LAAd Stafos ~
cssy. I ~ eoassy q Fssno.s @ . ss..s ' q colessss.
has sais Day hied n shis omes he go.
No. II. in Township No 10 g., Raags No. y ~
s1h p. n. and viii offsr proof to sAoB tAa6
tinbsr or sfoss than for ssricuIfsrnl psz1s-
sss- and to establish his ciaim to So -
sssor: ths ss, sssi,sss ",a a.d 1sssayss 80 g -
He nance e vtsaesses: 0eorFs \ 49,
soa. Robert g. Lewis. ali OF Canua CO.. O.
Aay and all persons cls11ing nlovel1
sis sssir claims e MS oIes = q -
s.ad lssh day Of rsbrusr5. -; 2
- BE. -. !. lsoI: =;: zSS'
srArs OF oqDs,l<Bss = 7 :
County Of ffunoaf -.
In the Ce1nky Court 81 ksss 4 q 4
George Tsomm, pefendane. -
To 5e: s.1.ss ssss'; Tsoss. sa 3: 81 sss s 49,
You ;ss hsrsSs r.suisse : eup..ar !, =
mont Coun5y. state OF O9nlgl0nl GId G11l11t
afisr the seryice heresf, q serySS 80 y
the State OF Colorado or ~ rub11nE1Gm< 81
any days alter the servieS hssss4, - -
of the day Of service; g sesa ase1nm 4laR -
regei.riy set for Trial - e.1e q. l115
ms .sid action !. Srasas II t. =
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

l have number Of 2nd hand roac
wagons. buggies, surries and farm
wagons on hand which l offer yer!
cheap; call and see them.
N. F. HANDY.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

Whosoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is guaranteed to cure piles.
Price 80 cents in bottles. Tubes, rs
cents. For sale By Hunter Palmer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

R. B. Thompson, i07 So. 9Th St
viii make you prices ON your wor
that will pay you to see him nrst. A
the shop from z to $50 =. m, II
l p. m, S to s p. M 45i
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

A six-room brick house, large clos
eta, pantry, bath room, good cellar.
large cistern. water in houss, alsp
good barn, on Prospect avenue, Hard
ings Addition-known a The J. y.
Lanning property A bargain. For
terms see A. L. Jeffrey.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03
Apples.

For sale some good second gradO
apples in barrels. suitable for present.
use or for peddlers-
RECORD OFrIcx.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

When you think Of building or nee
brick or stone work done talk wit
Fuller and Hyle. They viii do it fo
You right. 4Stf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

We can loan money in large .
small amounts at s per cent on & Q
security. ]. n. RAcspALx & Sous.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

Land once At Pueblo. Colo, Dec. L. ~.
Notice 10 hereby given that the foiioutne
named settler has died notice OF his iptsI-
sn to .s maxi ansl psess in Mi 11SpSs. q s
city, Colo, on January - lsoi. vlss 9S11
nwS see. q T. 10 s.. Il, n W.
He nance the following Witnesses = provo
his eontinuops residence upon anA 9ah11var
Albert welbury. Jobn Hook. JnnsS u7N. ri
OF Canon City, Colo - :
First pub Dec. %. tsoo. TSS5rn>r.
Last pub Jan. q. 1901. S s,7-S- a -s
The annual meeting az fka1nr11
holders of the Fremo14 IN S111
Loan Association viii ~ ~
ONCE Of W. d. Meleo 9 C2 iS
Cnion City. Colo, = f1ns
4th. 1901. at the - z S y
evening Of said Z loS F 49,
then be elected, ~ ~
business needil r16 r
be transacted. 8 s.; &. a '':} D. :. h a
1t is Imports ~ " y ~ w
stock be repre- ~ 67I1'19 71
holder is ureo Is 4 - n "a.
person or hy x Il ~
Z: s'';' . 8 !
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03
Head Feels Like B.rsti.s.

Maybe you were out late last night ?
II you had taken Krause's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would be cool and clear this morning.
Hunter Palmer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

The properties Of Ballard's Snow
Liniment possesses a range of useful
ness greater than any other rensdy.
A day seldom passes in every Aouse-
hold, especially where there are chi
dren, that it is not needed. Prios.
25 and so cents Sold by Hunssr
Palmer.
Ths knight-canpben Piaae Aessa
Il the only piano dealer permaAsnkly
located in Cxhon City.
He sells the best makes. such Is
Steinway, Everett Fischer. Kinhall,
Howard, and Others At reduced
prices, on easy terma and will give
better bargains than any transcient
agent.
Don't forget to call or write W. s.
DuPee. 4O6 Main Street with Miller,
If.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

RECORD OFPI0-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-01-03

NorE--There are many alleged cream of
tartar baking powders upon the market sold
at lower prices. which prove. upon analysis.
to be alum powders in disguise Avoid
them. as they make the food unwhoIeson-
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-23
The World Against Him By WILL N. HARBEN.
 Copyright. 1900, by AN. Kellogg Newspaper Company.

When the negro had bowed himself from the room, Col Hasbrooke contin- ued. "Yes, Mrs. Lancaster's life has been sad one; she has revealed the great grief of her life to very few, and then only to her most in timate friends. She had been married to Lancaster only about two years when the first shot from Fort Sumter set his blood on 4re. He was one of the first in South Carolina to offer his services, and as he had had some military training and was highly educated he was made a captain of company. He made good record but was taken ill when his regiment was stationed at little town in the mountains of East Tennessee and was ordered home on furIough. As it was 1p the month of August, Mrs. Lancaster thought that the climate of Charles ton would not be so good for him as that ot Tennessee, so she telegraphed him to wait and she would join him. She met him with her. only child. baby in arms, and they started through, the mountains to retreat that had been Recommended to them as highly suit able resting place. But on that journey they met with the catastrophe which biShted her whole life. The noun Aains in that section, like the noun kdins here, were infested with bandits whs lived upon plundering stragglers, eo matter of what politics. And 1t was . gang of these reckless ruffians into which they ran. They were in spring wagon driven by a negro, who had all alon9 shown himself to be an arrant coward. The first modification of dan-
 sr was the sudden appearance from
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-23

they had walked several minutes in silence they paused at the window from which they had reached the yer nnda, and looked in on the players. Mr. Hardy was dealing the cards and Capt. Wrinkle was relating some sort tf experience of his own which seemed 10 have reused the interest of lis host. k.
 Of course,' the captain was saying, "the fellows challenge was a great sur prise to me. I confess that did drive against him out of pure devilment, for l had heard what an egotistical, pre- sumptive ass he was, an wanted to pay him back for throwing my tip n the river as if he were the prince of Wales. but heaven knows, I didn't think I'd get a bloody duel on my hands. As you know, colonel, thero was nothing for me to do but 1o- to make him see the absurdity of the thing
 T suppose not,,' returned the colonel, in noncommittal tone. Whatever may have been his secret opinion of Wrinkles valor he knew his duty as host too well to impugn it, or to render A@Fo $ SAeSt OJ SddA CAAl. icism. And what did you say to him?" he ended.
 "Why, I told him, Q. course, that his challenge was proof of downright cowardice; that he knew we'll enough that man in my position could not fight g man in his. That settled him. He retired like whipped cur"
 '.And you did not explain or apolo- gize?" slipped almost unconsciously from the lips of the colonel.
 Not I, l assure you; ha, ha! Apolo- gize to him! That would have ruined him forever"
 Evelyn grasped the hand of Mrs. Lancaster, nervously, and drew her across the room 10 che players.
 '.Your story, Capt. Wrinkle, " she said. her eyes flashing, reminds me very much of piece of fiction have read somewhere. The circumstances were identically the same except that the of ficer in the -story allowed the hero to hurniliate him by cutting of tue but tons snd sAoaaa aasrxstraps iron his pnx- {orz1sI 1T. .so lasad yEpsx psE3enes dtd Ipa ll' \ sna ., LII lll z skzA- h III 6 s!.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-23
DARKEST RUSSIA.

The Bennett-AIoulton company, which comes to the Jacques for the balance of the week, will present two plays during the engagement. Open ing With a special matinee tomorrow afternoon Darkest Russia will be played the first two days. and Wick ed London Saturday afternoon and evening. Both plays are of an inter- estlng character. full of sensational incidents and realistic to q high de- gree. The Bennett Moulton company is well known through it's years of identification with light opera, and since entering the dramatic field four seasons ago it has had splendid sue cess. With two such strong plays as Darkest Russia and Wicked Lon don,'' the engagement should be a very popular one. =
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-23
BEDROOM.
Moriartys, House Furnishers and Undertakers

tained. He was still holding the child on one arm and opening his pockets with another when the negro, seeing that the robbers were not noticing the wagon, whipped up the horses and drove away at full speed. Mrs. Lancas- ter tried 10 stop him, but he was wild with terror, and as the robbers were now firing after them, he tucked his head and applied the lash. The wom- an was helpless; the negro was strong and half insane. She argued with him and pleaded with him 10 stop and let her out, but he drove on like madman. It was rot till they had reached a farm house nine miles from the scene of the robbery that she induced the negro to stop. Here they were received by fam fly in which there was one man too old to do service in the war. He said he was willing to do what he could for her, but that the 'bushwha cl1ers,' who were a power in the land, would hang him if he molested their plans. He went out to see if he could get, together any of his neighbors who would help her, but when he returned at dusk he brought the intelligence that he could find mo- body who would dare take a hand in such an enterprise. She spent that night in the farmhouse and the next day she drove back absolutely alone in search of her husband and chad. Near the spot where she hnd been separated from them she found her husbands hat, the little cap worn by the baby, stained with blood, and pool of blood by the roadside. She spent, all that day alone n-, hat of ;~b @o the farmhouse. Here she stayed a month making inquiries and searches in all directions for more conclusive proof Of the death of her child and husband. Finally the old farmer came to her one day with the report that one of the robbers had just died and that he had made a deathbed confession that he had shot and killed Capt. Lancaster. The baby, he said, was not killed at the time, as there was some reluctance among the men as to who should do it. They had gotten over this difficulty by drawing straws and the man upon whom the task had fallen had prom ised that he would drown the child, that its death might be an easy one. This was the only crumb of comfort the POoA AoNfy SOts tA1nh OI kAdl, RcAi4c- men. she could only hope that her sons death had been quick and painless. The dying man refused to tell who had un- dertaken the crime" The colonel paused, stroking his gray Van Dyke beard. "Is it any wonder that her face is sad and her hair white ?''
 Tt is reported in Charleston that she has had many advantageous of fers of marriage" put in Mir. Hardy, as he emptied his wine glass.
 Hundreds of them," enthused the colonel. Why, Gen Beauclare fol lowed her about like slave and so did Senator Waugh; I couldn't count the men who were in love with her. but Ehe turned lem all down"
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