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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-06

Seaboard FIagman Will
Not Recover.
Was Run Over by Freight at Cary Yes
terday. Engineer Clayton, of This
City, Seriously Hurt Yesterday
at Cameron.

While running in front of his train
at Apex yesterday afternoon to open
a switch, Mr.. Sidney Young, q Sea-
board Air Line Railway flagman,
stumbled and fell, and was run over
by the freight train. He is now in
Rex Hospital in Raleigh and DR..
James r. Rogers, the Seaboard ply
stefan, says he has been in dying con-
dition since five o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon when he was put in the hos
pital. His left leg and hip were
crushed to a pulp. Mr.. Young is the
son of DR.. Youn~ of Four Oaks, and
is about p years old. He is married,
and his wife is living, but he has no
children.
Another Accident.
Yesterday morning Mr.. j. B. Clay
ton, a we'll known Seaboard engln-
eer, whose home is in this city at
500 East Hargett street, was seriously
injured at Cameron, station on the
Seaboard SIS miles South of Raleigh.
He was running freight No. o, ana
had left the cab in the hands OF his
fireman while he investigated the
trouble with a coupling between TWO
cars. While standing between the
care they crashed together and ne
was horribly crushed, six ribs being
broken as well as his collar bone. Or.
Rogers was summoned and went TO
Cameron at once on a special tram
The injured engineer was taken on,
and the injured flagman was picked
up at Apex, both being brought TO
Rex Hospital here. 1t is feared that
his injuries will affect him for lie,
but last night there were hopes for
his recovery, as at first it was thought
he would die.
Mr.. Clayton was about Al years OF
age, and has wife and two chlidreu'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-06
Aladdins in the Insurance
World.

CONTINUED from first page.(
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
WHFAgLAND.

RED MOUND, March 27th--Hor ard West has
been here with his wood saw assisting the
men 70 get up summer wood, bus on account
Of the n nddy track has postponed some Of his
JOBS until better time Levi Cole last week,
SOLD q span Of matched blacks TO "a South Da-
B0ta horse buyer. Russfe M Her is breaking
a colt for pleasure riding. Election time Is
drawing near and we hope that men viii be
elected who will be economical with tbe
money at their disposal aud not make 10
necessary to raise such high taxes again..
George N0ysey and wife welcome an addition
70 their f9td, but mourn with an absent bro
tier, and sisters, Marshall and Bromley, also
sistres Hammond and Morrison Of VirOuua
the death OF q dear sister, Mrs. Susie Sblsler
who died at her home IN South Dakota on
Friday March 18th, after years Of delicate
health, OF pneumonia few hours previous
Mr. Marshall received telegram to come to
her side quickly and she started on the next
train, but on arriving there, who can tell OF
her disappointment t. find that Susad had
died and she must .eturn in coups nv with
the sorrow stricken husband 10 lay the re-
mains or the dear on IN the Retreat cemetery
near her childhood 1ome, beside the father
and mother long sill &c DEAD interuens took
place on tuesday, March 2lst, after well
chosen words OF con Tort at Central church hy
Rev Cooper. Mrs Cooper rendered me
music very softly. while the choir sang some
OF the grand old hymns. We marked the gen
Vie loVlness or her cOuntenance, which ia
life seemed an index 10 the pure fife white.
but now gone TO IT'S Maker, as she lay sur.
rounded by flowers, in thea beautiful eAsket
1t seemed very sad that her only son was rn.
AvOldaoiy prevented by home duties from
followto- his mothers form to its last rest-
ing p.ace, although me had the pri vlleEc on
attending her funeral Ceremonies at home.
Just previous To placing the remains CA the
train, as neigh bors there loved and hQn8rpd
her as we ala here. We did act meet oar
minister az his usual appointment at orr
church yesterday, OF account OF tie muddy
roads We suppose, AIRS Ereudje has been
very sick Tor several days. We are IN receipt
OF the Vernon County Ad Eacate, aud we think
every right minded demCcrAt Of republican
saoula nonor the noble little paper with his
subscription. and strive 10 at least nave mo-
motion IN our OWE county, instead OF saloons
criminals and high taxes. We plead for
promotion D an lzt0 be soon included Ia iAa
republican platform. 90. We are proId of gu-.
legislature this winter and hope thty nay
succeed In the many temperance an other
moral Avs mat they are trying TO pass s. lad
to hear 0fthe anti cigarette bill. Goa Wg(l.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

attendance. ... J. Thompson has retired from
Bouifieurs store and moved mis- family to the
Groves farm which he has leased. Mr. Thomp-
son has been in the store twelve years or more
faithfully serving Mr. Boutfieur and holdin y
the confidence CT the public. We wish him
associate clerk for some time, now takes man.
agement of business and Adolph Sandwich
OF Ntroqua Business college, assists. -. Lee
Groves and family leave tomorrow Mrs
Groves visiting relatives at La Crosse and
BoWbells, North Dakota, while her husband
proceeds her TO Canada where b.. enters
claim. While hoping for their good future, we
hope too, that at no distant date they may
return To old Vernon. Mrs German went
TO La Crosse this morning Mr. and Mrs ID w
Favor were at church last Sunday. Stephen
Chambers, from the west has been visiting
his father. Mrs Chambers was called To Vie
tory, last week on account Of seTious illness
who has lived with n II Officer for some time
returned to Chicago today. Many friends here
sympathize with Mr. and Mrs Chas Fish Of
Readstown, in the deate of their son Guy.
several relatives from this place attended
the funeral last Sunday....Mf and Mrs Toll
lex 6rounfnR OF n. spFingville and three sons
and three daughters mourn the death OF the
eldest son and Brother Eric, who passed away
or consumption last Monday night. He had
been In poor health two years, spend ing some
time IN Colorado. On returning, an attack OF
measles caused a relapse lie was a worthy
young man or 20 years, and in his suffering
and dealt many fond hopes OF his family "a
oIlBntsd-a gloom Is cast over the neighb0r-
mood where he will be missed by his yonug
associates. Funeral services were conducted
~ n SpringvilIe Thursday afternoon, Rev o
T. Cutters assisting in the same, Many beau
uful horal offerings were pPesen
RCsT Gs.Hr.c'-UN
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

the Old Furras place. A very pleasant sur
prise was given these parties on Saturday
nlght by their friends and neighbors. All an.
loyed the goou time and went home hApDv
our pest wishes 20 with them to their new
homes ,...--. Henry Hopp has been somewhat
under the weather but a. this writing Is inn
proved Mr. and Hrs w Williams are NOV
lng on heir farm Marie Henry, after spend-
ing some time visiting relatives I'm Iowa re-
turned home .Helc Peterson has again taken
up MS reside..~S among US, his oldest auph-
ter kiah, eeepiug house T him Sim Crime
ana famty Will move to the Frank Chase
farm, known as the Duncan Cade place ~.
Slaus fedeFsOn, a-ter being confined to his
PED greater part Of the winter with a had
itma. rs able 30 be about again Sam peder-
san hds returned to Dakota after visiting hts
parents. Several from the ridge attpndnd
iona hendersons funeral at Lfhar.v Pole
last Monday afternoon. , wSst known man
mas gone from among Us Mary Swiggum in
tthus 70 20 30 Dakota the coming summer IN
VISIT relatives Clark DeGarmo is Hssistant
Or man carrier by carrying mail alternate
Gays during the bad roads Chris Ellefson
mas As guest AZ his home a q ecs who re-
certify came from Norway in comoanv with
two other girls. John Hanson can he heard
singing baby mine" TO a new neirat his home
Our school had but one graduate Ernest
Henry. ,iDEa Algaard will teach our school
again this spring. Albert Hogan OF La Crosse
NH nave a sale on his mothers farm newt
thursday Joe Brozosky OF Purdy was seen
"a me rage one day this week Adam tiross
VINO mas been spending the wiuter with his
sister Ars Jake Dach, Jr, returned to La
Crosse recently.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

/ acfuaffv fnrraasoI frco, sol 0Ca nr.1 IL
/ SJ2Q00o1O I'm the four gears following
Z 1900 Juneau county was cited IN tine
I deoate' fhe old basis Of assessment be
ing p per cent which rose to 90 per
cent, when the state tax commission
/ mad once taken hold Of the reform.
/ Nevertheless, when the assembly
( came 10 vote. they advanced the bin
/ 10 abolish these county supervisors by
( vote az - 10 l3.
/ It win be q disappointment 10 t'7a
/ state tax commission if the bill ~.
| comes q law; it may be checked i'm the
/ senate. One who watches a lcgi STA
turc year after year realizes ,efst
patience is needed i'm dealing ws48 n
/ republican form Of government. what
/ seems to be a good thing IS bor7rs and
( begins to grow. whercupon n ncws gen
Grafton (which knew not los cnb
comes ON the scene and l,uocts tBc
( baby IN the head. Tho state fax .ooro-
/ mission has never been SO Uttl, in
evidence before the lrgislaturn os this
year. It was kept so busy fin yalUiac
| railway properties that no report is
/ likely to this legislature
Tho so.t., r,a...,
nh. c., - '''"
+bo,r t;,, -, -s,.',' =, y 'Ie n.S Ietu 0g
tbo ,-s 49, ''.'0, -. ps'.y'se most II
me members believe them to be
arn the,,e'. ~ - 'l.'Se ~ei',len zen
one enoal-or of tI , 80 so'iIe ,uiC g.
uI.ju3rrgar,t ~ ~, e. so l''o 'lc
fen haor,ra ~ ,- Wv ''1 q eolilu NJ
,vos w.. -, s'''''' ines put he
If than i-t;,1~tas .,.,. s 80 e., I 'ne
Tho o71, on -. -. .o'.''''.S'> re
obouf .,.,.., -, ~, '.,o" "uy'l hs
dow d, I..s+..- - 800. 10y sure 10 MI
members Nh. rar+ -, W. l,'> l''' ,"
voars nm, .....-., .''''' l'e'"''i '7 1"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
: tier 70 Mr.. G. 7. Forth re.
Viroquss Wis.


Dear Sir: Here's somethin g every
painter and builder ought to know
Mr. J J Hall, Sheffield, Pa, painted
two houses, five years ago, lead an oil;
took 40 gallons Last year, he painted
Devoe; bought 40 gallons had 10 left
He il one of thousands. The know
ledge is getting about pretty generally
that Devoe goss further than any thing
else.
Hive you found it out in your own
experience?
How much further?
Suppose Il job amounts to 10, 600 square
feet; how much less Devoe could you
buy?
Is it as easy to pairtf Does 1t cost
any more or less to put-)n by the gallon
than anything else? How muchE
If it costs no more to put-on Devoe oy
the gallon. il costs less by the foot, you
know; for the gallon does more feet
How much less, do you flldit, for wages
Lasts, say, twice as long; that IS the
owners gain; but per hspe you reckon II
yours; some do. The ttnte, when that
comes in, is when he give 3-ont the next
JOB -
Who gets it ours fr,5ly, y
w. F. DEvOE & Co,
New York ana Chicago.
p. S.-J. T. Nuzum sells our paints
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

Thinking Of buying q watch today +.
Why, you have bsen thinking q year
Think and you ger thought. Act ana
you get watch D. it at once. Walk
into our store am. make your selection
from hundred styles or watches. also
elocss and jswelry Jos BoEHRER.
For rent, q dwelling hoase with
barn, located on Main street
Il, . SUTTLE.
Fine line Of spring hosiery at Sever.
son q Cos.
w T. PJmeroy &, Co... Comstcek
Spanish tobacco seed for sale at Tate's
Big Store
Shingles are very cheap this year
save money by buying OF John E
NuZau4,
-1ou can save tweaty. per cent on
YOUR sash and do1rs by buying OF Join
T. Mann
Lis: your city property with the
Western Wisconsin Land a. Loan conn
any, If = on want 10 sell
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

SPRINGyILLE. March 2s-EIder Pettas. mas
tor Of G church at Suarra hold T1eas+ 10 b1-s
Rerel beginning Friday evening and closing
sunday evening. Brother pettes is a forcibIe
speaheF ana MS sermons are we'll received by
~ hearers We hope he may visit Us again
BFoJhers Reeves and Anderson were IN The
teEulAf appointment at the M T church last
sunday evening, Ia absence OF Rev Brain
morning al II ClocK We hone f0r a g0g,9
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
The NveyerserE hand n ade S s,,

The VevAr5rrs hand made shoes'
water proc =. 81. so, $500, g. 80 These
are the tao. g for everyday hs I'd wear
>, HE BLUE 'FRONT.' STORE
For sale a seve1lroom house and
two lots harm. and woodshed on Wash.
gton avenue in Second We rd of this
cit. Price ri $50 if taken BON,
D. O. STEW 1INGSON
Did Won Ga, she new thin rs lin spring
dress goods or Seversou & Cos They
sre fop and ext rs1nely low price
Foley's Kisn, ~ Cure ma ses the kid
neys and blade a1ght. 20 Yarns hotn-
ing iuinrious. Sold by - Sohi'son'
druggist.
Are Won IN, aiEx in at SeveCson *
Cos. TO get fe " OF those bsFsA'51 s. 10
groceries, viz car net goods' nee u'lsu
fruit etc
-Tw;sL .osnn puzce to the ladies of
Vircuus nd Weir ity that my 6sughter
and bsS ratnrn Ell from market with
4 finn lios ~ snrir z and 50 mmer E1illln-
sry. yon ars an cyrdialIy invited to-
all ana ws will dc our best 10 please
ION NJ e. A o. LA8SoN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

WEST PRAIRIE, March 2t-The Young Peo-
PIES society OF North Prairie will hold "A
president. The singing choir Is Improving
nicely. Martin Flikke attended the Staging
school at Tom Johnson's and reports "a Food
tIule q y pert Chose and Oscar Swiygum have
mice mas started barber shop at West
Tralrle We all wish MIN success. Misses
g ~ terrain and Helen Esktrand visited al
T. Cuose sundsY last Neis Jackson made
business rip To Nir0qua one day last week
"a. feUer OYerbO has purchased Hans HUNS
oiacksmith shop and viii add an addition 10
A@9-so lt Will give plenty OF room. AR
Aoitaud and partner attended the yolInr
peoples society a perterson's YAwE -
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

/ was passed. Senator Frear nas
started an Investigation looking to
state life insurance. There are other
bills which formerly would be called
radical that receive respectful atten-
'tion in these later days.
The Trend of Things.
Commissions to keep things im' the
Lamiiy" are becoming unpopular. The
BARRIERS have shal1en off their super
V ision of this sort. The gentlemen
" hose gbusiness it was to inspect re-
70 rtedia budget of $500. but the
balance was only S29S5. The farm ers
are after automobiles with six eff
ferent bills. DR.. Noble will try to
lash@ them into one reasonable mea IS
tTe. The cigarette bill is protected "
large majority I'm the senate Us TO 81
and will probably become a law; bu t
the fdelay makes its author. Senate. :
Bird, uneasy. Senator Stout always
mas some meritorDus bills in hand.
IIC means business with his measure
to abolish saloons within 800 feet of
n SC h0ol house, and Archbishop Mess
Iner As working with him Another
Stout ISill to punish grafters who salve.
purchaA ing agents of concerns with,
presents is attracting attention to an /
eyIl as old'as "Pepys' Diary" Rel
memberlnsg the mix-up with unionl
veterans TIL Grover Cleveland got;
into by PR posing TO return battle
flags, the lie, yislators looked a bill Of;
that sort over as a dog shifts bone,
but they accel'tediit. 1t releases only
one set of colo rs. but Dixie will be
heard from again,
One of the biEssin the legislature of
much interest Observation-Disclosures side
is that by AsseInbfyman Kinney for
the establishment Ola $900O0Nsanatori-
UNI for atlle treatment, of tuberculosis
patients.
ORLANDO BURNETT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
BIDS WANTED

fEyiF PLANS AND SPECIFlCATIONS FOR
the William +. LindemaDn, Jr., store
building, will be ready for bidders, at -
O'Clock, noon. Monday, April 3, 1868, at the OF.
fee Of the Bank OF VrOqua at FirOqua, Wis.
consfa The bids must be in by April l. 1896
The privilege IS reserved to reject any or alt
bids Certified check for $500 must accom-
pany each bid The building is To be brick,
size 93N7a cue and two s.y.ias, divided into
four store room a.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
FRANKLIN.
~ 49,,

ITCH hlIGE, March 25-Wlntrc has left us
Eddie Cade and family have moved -, M
3 pr vicinity to his fathers farm, which he
"a n1s rented Tor the coming seas IN 49,. Also sam
~ mehurlc kson aud family mo cd on tie A +
nay farm ana Neis Hendrickson and wife 10
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
OUR COUNTY GLEANlNG.s
Frcu The Brain and Pens Of the Ceraor',
Live Country and Village writers


SAG CITY March 27-sag City school is ma
tiently waiting for az applicant for their
school. The school VIII begin the 18Th Of
April -.- Ella Jackson is working for Mrs Her
man Peaslee.. Chris Call and family visited
at BrluRe,s sunday. Oscar sWiggUm has been
busy breaking colts 900. scott san wick trans
acted business 81 Yves Prairie Friday. also
ipr spring work....Alec Buckles sawed wood
FOR John Munsoa one day last week Billy
Hanson passed through OnF city Thursday.
florence shannon and sister visited 81 Schoen-
berger's last Friday. With sadness we reI.te
the death OF Miss Lizzie kearney who passed
away at her home Thursday March i6th Of
consumption. a 9
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

Call at Eekhart elevator for yoa.>sea..a.
Agood stock to select from and pelcsa
re 4sonable. Have some screenings left
which we sell very chear.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

A visit 20 our store while III the
s,iev win IN ore that repay you Tor your
trin Make soar heaGqus-ssEs wlta Us
and we will show you TIE bargains Ee
have 70 offe : in watches, clocks and Jew
airv los. B0EHREE, Jeweler.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

Oar spi ing suits are moving nicely
r:Sis is he sSase they have the style,
make and Hl1e.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

You'll find lot Of good shoes here,
and a good lot OF shoes Anything you
ought TO w ant or may want IN se'ls'h
able sumln sr shoes is here now:
60 TATE,s BIC STORE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
BANK REPORT

DEPoRT OF THE FINANCIAL OONDI-
Ii, ton If the Bank of Viroqua located at
VIrouua state of Wisconsin, at the close of
business on the l4th day of March, IE5.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

100 airs Of pants. mostly place. ..
CLAY Vvorst eds. Sizes SO. IS and 40 waist
at sbout o ne halt regular price
Tar BLUE FRONT STORE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

For sale, desirable residence PROV
orty consisting OF dwelling house ana
two Jots in the Third ward, city of vi
rc4ua. F.. further particulars address
L.. A. derrick, Sparts, Wisconsin. or
uau upon S a Farr at Bank Of Y.-o-
ana
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

Mex Saturday will be furniture day
at~stssyf0nrg' fumture store. Anyon''
,peeiing lining room, kitchen, library
or Dari5r fable will do well 60 come ~
nets aaUurd ~, as prices will De greatSF
reluced OH that day -
MELVIN SrEENBERG
Hats sna caps in all the late sty les
Won know we always lead in these goods
The ROSY 7tlls and Kingskurry hats re
commend them selves. ..-.--.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29

just received, another shipment OF
Fountain City seeders, the bes't seeder on
tlss marker. You should see these ma
cIysaes before figuring. ] also handle
Jof1n Deere and Osborne dtsc hslro"S
and c1eg harrows. If You want the pest
implements On the market ca'I Oh me
All nv goods are guaranteed
SAM ELLEITSON.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-03-29
aiARRIED

a the town OF Franklin, March -, BY Sid.
ney Higgins. Esq Mr.. LEWIS TALLY anu Miss
NETTIE HENDRICksoN, all OF Vernon county.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-18
x. or p. CORNER STONE LAID

Indianapolis, Sept i7.--In the par.
ade which preceded the laying of the
cornerstone of the local Knights OF
Pythias new building here this after
rode grand chancellor of the knights
OF PythiaG for Indiana, George w
Powell, Mayor Hoffman. Governor
Haley and Vice President Charles w
Fairbanks in automobiles
After laying the corner stone which
took place at 1850 D. m. addresses
were made by Grand Chancellor Geo
w Powell Mayor Hoffman, Governor
Hanley and Vice President Fairbanks
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-18
ENGINE LEFT
RAILS; z KILLED
IRON MOUNTAIN TRAIN WRECKED
NEAR ARCADIA, MO-, AND FIF.
TEEN PASSENGERS WERE IN,
JURED.

st. Louis, Sept. IA. fast passen-
ger train for the southwest which left
ST Louis last night over the Iron
Mountain route was wrecked today
near Arcadia, Mo.
Accounting to reports received two
rainmen We're killed and fifteen pas.
sengers injured. The wreck was
caused, it is stated, by the train. which
was unusually long and heavy. leaving
the rails on a sharp curve, the engine
turning over and rolling down an
embankment. The three forward cars
left the rails but only one was badly
damaged. Occupants of the Pullmans
were unhurt
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-18
sENoRlTA lsADoRA

(By Charles Henry Armstrong;
Down winding, foreign river,
Slowly creeping to the sea,
lsadora, senorita
Long ago" did float with me.
| can hear the whispering swavelets
As they break upon the shore.
While the tree tops DER us bending.
Shadow dark the waters DER
Dark except where through the fol.
age,
Luna sheds her silvery light;
And the plaintiye ring-dove singing.
Keeps her vigil through the
night. ~ anGH
Redolent of rarest flowers -
Are the zephyrs stealing by;
Steller gems effulgent glitter
In the far-off arch of sky.
| have gazed on witehing creoles
Born and bred heath southern
skies,
But their charms were all forgotten
In the light of Spanish eyes,
Egypts queen, IS this thy shadow,
hlest?
II yon Eden, fields Elyslan,
Fair enchantress why not rest,
And hear her matehless accents,
As a seraph's song affair,
While her touch excelled Apollo s.
Sorceress with voice, guitar.
Twas an old Castilian love song
That her rich tones thrilled to
OF the days Of knighthood vanished.
Court intrigue and chivalrys
Depths Of inmost soul was thrilling
Ballad Of Hispanan land,
And the tiller idly wavered
AS | sought her shapely hand :
Wildly did her fingers tremble,
And | heard a faint drawn siigh
Northland sweetheart was forgotten,
Meath tina warm and cleaning
sky.
In my arms she trembling nestled,
'Gainst my own her heart did
beat,
Rocked not where boat was drifting.
Cared ! naught HON time did
fleet
"Senorita lsadora,
Wilt thou be my dark-eyed
bride?"
And she whispered low and tender.
Il am thine whate'er betiden
Henri, love-'A sea born monster.
Rushing through the waters
dark,
Caring naught for Psyches, Cupids.
Smote amain and wrecked our
bark;
Peerless lass, with gaysmantila,
Olive cheeks and lustrous ewes
CWhilc ! strove but vain, to save herr
Passed from sight no more to
rise.
An pollroon is II you call me,
Ask you how | got ashore
And you say should have persisted
With my hapless isadore.
Mellow voice no ballad chantod
On that fated, ghastly stream
Ciasped not an earthly. maiden.
sank she not-it was a dream.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-18
ON A TRAIN
The Insane Woman Jumped and She
Was Captured After Trouble.

Huntington. w. Va. September IT,
Mrs. J. w. Newhouse, a patient at the
West Virginia Asylum here. escaped
this evening from the atterIants
She boarded freight train moving at
tho rate Of twenty miles an hour.
She was taken of the train al Bar
boursvillc. 1877 miles east Of here, when
she again escaped and took to the
woods When captured she was al.
most nude and ID dcplorablo condi.
ton She will probably die. she Ii
from Charleston, w. Va, where her
people are wealthy and prominent.