The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-14

his face and his eyes were so brilliant
that was thrilled through and through
with the queerest sort OF feehhg.
asked him why then he had made lie
present arrangements when ne sall,
well. elder, | just wanted TO have
little fun. You consider yourSeIi an edu,
Gated man. and look down on poor
ignorant fellow like me. And Just
thought | would show him what |
could do. | knowed If | coul handle
you | could handle other men, too, ana
make Il big thing ont of it,
Tells Hypnotic Power.
"Then lie said. Now if say raise up
your hand, up She goes. See that's no
dream. and felt my hand raise without
no effort whatever on my part linen
he said. If ! say let down your hand,
down il goes and felt il going down IN
n singular manner by this time | was
so alarmed that was in cold sweat.
| then leaned over TO see If any one
might be on the road when he began To
laugh again and | saw that he was hold
ing "A weapon of some sort up his sleeve.
Instantly | made grab for it aud got
the Ratchet from him and asked what
he meant to do with that He said, III
show you. and from his Oyerc0at pocket
drew out knife in each hand, he came
at me. striking with both hands while !
backed across the church down the side
aisle ana across the front, but ! did not
dare to turn about to open the trout
door
"'Thcn | threw the hatchet and struck
him and he fell. | then turned to open
the door when the grabbed me by the leg
and threw me down where my hands
came upon the Ratchet There was
despcrat. struggle in which | used the
hatchct until he laid quiet and still.
cannot tell all that happened after that.
| was wild To dispose of the body. |
was in a horrible terror SO | began pull
ing off his garments that | might drag
the body away somewhere and hide II,
then when my eyes fell upon one of those
knives | flew into Il rage when ne WOKE
up and grabbed me again. Then tor
while used the hatchet until | was sure
he was dead.
Puts Body in Stove.
"Theu | saw that the fire was hot
enough to make the stove pipe red nenr-
ly to the elbow, 50 | grabbed him by the
feet and dragged him down there and
cut him to pieces. putting III each part
rs il was dismrmbcrcd, then | began TO
put the garments into the front stove
when | remembered that it had a poor
draft and the things might not burn.
Then | saw that my clothing was torn
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Vet alive, come and get me. ! shall not
be- far from Carthage, III.
-. II. CARMICHAEL"
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