The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-28
Stories OF NOtables.

Church Temperance Society Of New
York, told at temperance meeting q
dramatic story, says the Chicago
Chronicle.
IA woman entered q barroom," he
said, land advanced quietly to her
husband who sat drinking with three
other men.
"She placed covered dish on the
table and said:
Thinking ye'd be too busy to
come home to supper, Jack, I've
fetched it to you here
"And she departed.
"The man laughed awhwardly. He
invited his friends to share the meal
with him. Then he removed the cover
from the dish.
1.-THE dish was empty. It contain
ed slip OF paper that SAID:
II hope you will enjoy your sup.
per. II is the same your wife end
children have at home."'
"Whst do I think OF kleptomsni.
ao?' said William A. Pinkerton.
'Well, let me tell you kleptomsnia
| story. This story Cts, I hold, about
nine cases out OF een.
"a Nsv York specialist got Oh o
certain moroipg the card OF one OF the
richest Of our Western mill;onaires.
he vent down instantly aud found O
very handsome, we'll dressed man, who
! said:
"'I am here, sir, on Q delicate and
painful mission. My wife 10 victim
Of kleptomania, and, knowing your
| skill ia mental Diseases; have
brought her on for treatment under
you.'
Bring. the lady to see me tomor-
row morning. said the physician.
"'1s will be best, perhaps, not to
bring her to /our Office faltered the
millionaire. The sight of other pa
tients might excite her. I suggest
9TH receive her in my drawing
room. Will that be better?' asked
the physician.
".'Oh, much BETTER said the other
in Q relieved one. t.
land tho next dsy the Western
millionaire led into the pbysioiau' e
drawing room young woman Of 'singu-
lar beauty. She was msgnifceatly
dressed. but her eyes were fugitive and
restless, and, when che &houghk no
one was looking at her, she seorsted
under her coat number Of valuable
worries, 'intaglios, jeweled miniatures,
oarSipgs in green jade, and various
coh,Iy bibelots. The physician and
the Westsruer slightly smiled as one
another. ....: ~. - - +. .;.*
"The physician, after his examine,
tion. Of the patient told the husband
to return the next day alone. ::,,a>3> :: $
"'And when / oome,' the husband
whispered, iii il bring 5ask shHs55
tbiags that she has TAKEN :i :. q, :. ..2 Z
Do said the physioian. .i::.2
~ WILL said the Westeruer. .;,: J: = :.
''But he didn'e. He won &. He
and his wife are thieves. and they
have worked their kleptomspia dodge
in nearly every oity in America. SIS S..
Sapt. JOHN Eli Film. 10 Of tttao ID 8 I1aiau
schools Of Chamberlain, g.: D.. has at
his tongnas 9 end many quaint stories
Of Indian children. 81! &: 3: .{. &C. .:.::
: AnenL fatigue he said one day: /
- little red.kin, Black Eagle, ao.
companicd me z.op atramp Of sixteen;
miles. .; IS: y W " . E: .:1 s:s: : ::>| '.z=
>.NThe boy walked we'll for his age,
but the last two or three miles went
hard with hit,.; He gave pretty plain
evidences Of fatigue. n Si:..$
s.Tirea 2aaia r., tS. s.:@5. @
!. t's No. he answered; ]; 4 am. not tired. |:
but I'd be glad if: Icould take off ny my
legs and carry then under ny ny arms aIIs
while.'" S:= :S 5 3: 81 &
8 s - Don't think that beeau :.:fichea
have wings 500 will be able5 % 'oatahE
them on the fly. y:
4: 81 8 Ohoe So 9 great while . woman
gets SD angry 80 her aband, that shs
even refuses to talk bac Z. Js%.
$ :S.:s s : Length of years Is NOS lifs. sSSI