Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30

Tnsy found q men sitting On I. r-,s NJ. 'se-
cut OF soove the knees Reside him VS.
a Jus % water end loaf OF BLACK bread. ne
VS. apparently dared, and they ,uuf Ert
nothing cut Of him 20 explain low b, Esa
ing sbout what was done with aim Iug,s
ddsstssI People dccked 70 ~ BIN frou c,,fv
S.ess, they ssSertsined = priest % the roman
G. Sn0,s ChuEch visited him Wh,rrur1
conclusion that he wss Roms1iT ,,H. ing
~ ~ him hrst in April, 1862. be h,d be o. IN.
some cultural sounds, but quite lpii.f'Trf
40 no. TO .nswcr your questions se-iatlm.
mcr o. sutumu Of 1871. ne did 10,
gre me the impression that he was ss.,r
" never oCcurred TO NE that he uns NJ ,rI a.
hred or siOcated. Frun his appearance, "a
Ne soape Of his head and other = ms ,,r q,
understsud better than can des-ribe. thus
ne never was an Intelligent man rsthcr We
think. II appeared 10 me that he va. en-
italian who had rruhahly been IN III. hands W
so'ne OF tho~o numerous secret Sp.Ieties .... 81
uoe MANA, and that he had In >.rla yHy
pe'one Poases.ed Of scme infor.nqtIo, thar
mAu' MIN dSngerous and that he nal boon die.
pSed OF In this way. This was INV lrlr,s.
S,un, .nt a. ! came to think about It ssk,d
uNSeit " Sch was the case could ley not
pave more easily disposed " him having In
view the old saying Dead mon tel no tale. "
10 hnish this part NJ my story / brlie,t ne
s trlshtened out Of what little sense ne
was ever Possessed NJ. You ask. ala ever
naNe any eouversaticn with him1 To my
NOV edge, up to the time I left Metcghan
end Tor long time after. he never snake one
IT, Sole sentence or word, although he-
L.e'P ne can make ha wants known when he
nooses There was little or no change in his
eopeennee o. manner num yesr TO wear
renained 10 practice m heteghan ave yesr.
ne lived win John Nicolas, whose
h0ose vac within nfty yards OF mine I q,
eourse, saw him every dAy durtn0 a. a.
Seather In the doorway. He seemed 70 ,ake
NJ nouIce OF the passerShy. was called to see
~. IN PROFESSIONALLY for some trhng anment
mo When ] wished 10 see hi, tongue / =,
Sonrse, tod him to put II ont Ha 800 ~,
anVN enough to put II out, and 90 I bed 10
put my myers on his chin. at the SANE live
IN s u down TO open his mouth and thrust
Is ul own tongue ont. He would tbnp a, 4,
m taiterng wsy. The. Of course We ns-,,v
~ 70 ms ignorance Of our Language b,, ~.
80 naturally dull and stupid 40 no, tb,nt
IA, ~ was intentionsl or course the
80 was always prevent that he VS. ~ E.S
een member OF some secret .,cio, ..
,..equently, under a vow Fnr man -.
49,, my removal 30 Annapolis Royal in tbs
visit, - ". was IN the habit Of paving
IL 20 Meteghan. heing sent for pr,oressinn,
10y, no almost always saw the Door ,res..
~ uttihg IN the DOORWAY ana 7 ~. "a -
ia,. 's.rnnsnts that he often gave way 10 VIC.
", nts or temper. Ny friend, Judge ssvsry
W annapolis Royal, wrote up his csse =:
sou wrote 10 the parish priest at Neteph.,
I'm I'm quite sure he would gladly Tive Won S..
Sils OF bis present life and cond,t,1n "
90 friends, F'ther Blancbqwt and F..sa.
Darcy, have a the wsy ~ az ae rather
NOT know the name Of the priest n.y. ~, -, 40
S %t rec sur he would ascertain any more
ro an WI, furtner information that cun give
YOU VIII anord me much pleasure Meanwhile
! am dear sir yoTrs very truly
c AUGUSTUS ROBINSON
NARsTA1Rs. Alberta S4r,t IN tore
inc diversity Of opinion as 10 |Arbrro,
an NY TO speak IL curious. Hts present q r
pearance or Intelligence, before describe.
NAV ~ partly accounted for h., ~
touch OF age: though II there ts any 49,.
In the theory that the later va,r. 80 I,.
,end to blur purely Individual charscto,
lstcs ana accentuate those n, boro1,.,
,'eromes present appearance wouId ratbc
I'M. mat he had come Of good stool
me question ~ whether or M. ~ 49,,
gentleman" and "a norsor =, w
quence' is, Of course. 1r1nort,,. ,,,,,,,,,,'
suggesting the degree ~ connIexity &, ~
events leading up to HE abandonment u
was man, IN any event. and tho cri,,,
crime there was. IS as great IN tho IN
case as In the Other. NV VI
Judge Savary. who kindly r,o,o5 L,,,,-.
VI our disposal. was also " tho Omit,
thHt Eerome had not been nerso,, .,
~ IN the social scale-probabIv , co,,,..,l
sailor. However" the Judge contin,,o,
ne most likely had friends or F,mII
u",he"here who suffered when he did n,
,rturn, and regret that an investief
I,on was not made Immediately aftar N
vent was living in Digby AZ tho t.,,,
Wnleh vs. In the same county, but djl ~,
near OF IT until year later. No. ! have ~,
m,IIten ABOUT him. except a letter now a,
'n'h 10 deny or modify some reve,o
STORY. This delay IN hearing ~ the W,
.er may he explained by the fact o..
me Frr-rh people along St M,rv.s T.
form distinct community