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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA.. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1887,
’CRIMESANDCRIMINALS
A Colored Society in Mississippi
Commit Murder.
A F3LO9DY MURDER JN SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Qa., October 13.—[Sjwcia].]—
Seaborn Guest, a white man twenty-eight
years old, was shot and killed by S. McC.
Pritchard, at 1*2:40 this morning, in a boarding
houre, No. 7 Williams street. Air. Pritchard
is a sub-con tractor on the Savannah, Dublin
and Western railroad. Guest was a married
man, who had bi en on a debauch for a week.
He took supper last night with his mother-in
law, and, soon after going out, met William
Elliott, another young white man of about his
age. The two took several drinks together,
and by midnight were very drunk. About
12:30 o’clock this morning they were on Will
iam* street makingagreat deal of noise. Then
Elliott started into No. 7 Williams street,
where he boarded. Guest did not want to go
at first, but was persuaded to by his friend.
They were
NOISY AND QUARRELSOME.
Several cf the boarder.; woke up and Miss
Susie White, the proprietress of the house,
went out into the hall to quiet the young men.
Elliott swore that he intended to clean out the
h<.it-<•. ami he said he had a man with him to
help him do it. They smashed a lamp which
was sitting on a table in the hall and frightened
Mis-. White. Pritchard jumped out of bed,
<lros-cd hurriedly and looked < .it of his door.
Elliott and’Guest saw him and made for him.
They cursed him. Finally they cornered in
the hall ami began beating him with bed
slats. Elliott threat* ned to iix him and made
a movement as if to draw a pistol. Pritchard
was too quick for him and whipped his out
and fired.
THE BALL STRUCK GUEST
in the left side. He ami Elliott ran down
stairs, but the wounded nian fell and died
within live, minutes. Elliott returned a little
later and was arrested by Policeman Mahr,
who aho arrested Pritchard. This morning
Captain W. I>. Dixon held an inquest at mag
istrate Molina’s oilico. The verdict was that
Guest was
KILLED BV PRITCHARD IN SELF DEFENSE,
and that Elliott was responsible for it. Mr.
Pritchard was congratulated by a number of
friends, ami Elliott was taken off to jail, hav
ing been sentenced to thirty days’ imprison
ment by the acting mayor for making the
row in Miss White’s house. Mr. Pritchard is
a quiet man, 37 years old, and is from Wash
ington county. Ho is married and lias a fam
ily. Guest was originally from Augusta, but
has been in Savannah a number of years. Ho
worked very little. Elliott is a Savannahian.
iiis face indicated today that he had been
drinking v ry hard.
Three Marked Men Attempt to Rob a Traiu-
One of Them Killed.
El Paso, Texas, Octol er 14.—The C-Jvcs
ton, Harrisburg and Him Antonio in ul and express
w hich left here this evening, was.‘-topped four miles
out of the city by three m :.ske I men. While two
(■.me ed ti e engineer and fireman with their revolv
ers. tl • third ran beck to the mail ear and threw a
i> »im> ii.-.i n. t tie d< or. ihe explos.on whicli fol
lov. - l hlialt’ n<i the door ftivl sid<-of the car into
‘ I hut r*. The agent whs diizrd timl badly
frightened by the sh< ck, but un
injured. lie recovered himself, however, to pour a
chare, of n double barreled shotgun into the I .r.i-t
of ti e robber, who had jumped into the < ar, killing
him instantly, 'i lie (wo on tin- • -ngiue, henring the
rvpnil, te l. 'lhe mail iv<rut tired the remaining
load niter them. The train then returned to El Fn.-o
ami remained until morning.
G \LVIHTON. Trx., October 14. —A special to
t !>'• new * tw>m Willis, Texas, says: Pas*eiigers on
t! c north L .mad International and Great Noithern
iram.t ur here ut 7 o'clock, (his evening, report
that 11. it train whs stufprd by two masked men
near Fpring *tati<>n, t.\euty-t’hr u r. i * south < i
here, with tlv evident pm pose of robbery. An
alarm t..at robLers wi.s about was immediately
j-.ivcu, and in the confusion that, prmailed. lie
w oub h<‘ rob! <rs hreiune frightened and ran off into
ihetl .<• e* whirl, d mrly covers both sides of the
road nt that point.
Which Grew Out of a Family I end in
Spalding.
Guild in, (la , October 10. [Special.] In
formal ion of a bloody ending of a family R ud
of long standing has jus! reached here.
In the northweste’n part of Monroe county.
ncur the Spalding line, the Hands and Goin
lise. flics me both families of inflmmre and
n t pec lability. For bug years they lived
peaceably together in a neighborly sort of way.
Sevt ral years ago sonic trivial matter caused an
<■ Gangemi ut b tv.ceu the two families. This
ill f< cling was nurs' 11 ! in th * breast of each un
til int l in o hatred existed bet wet n the inembt rs
of each family. Sunday afternoon A. J.
Goin ami William Hand, while going along
the public ii ad. met e 'ch other face to face.
Some words passed bet ween them. The bad
let lin ’ soon as.’i rtml itself, and in a <• \v mo
ments both parties had drawn their pistols and
began tiring at <'ach t lhcr. It is a disputed
I <|iu*‘ti u which tir« d tiist. Hand rcc<‘ivv<l a
| [listol Lail in his right shoulder and the left ;
' : of lus abdomen. < ><»;n was shot in or mar :
I tlm center of the abdomen. Alter Goin had i
I h< vn shot, and after having put two balls into
j tl'e hotly of Hand, be took a step farther ami
1 sent another ball era hing through Hand’s
h<ad. 1 illing him mslnntly. Goin is nut yet
| d< ad, but hi* v.vund i; . .m-idvred fatal.
I A Colored Soclt ty in Xi i-stesippi ( onnnits
Foul MiinltTM,
: Gki'FNWood, Miss. ( L tuber 10. Ptopht t
I Ne.rnr, Mike I’rown, ID belt Brown, Major
! Mark, John Hinton. Robert Owen. Wish
John.a n. \V: sh Scott, m ere Masom'. charged
( with the killii g ol Harry 'fayior ami iie,
I aft rn h'mri'.ig 1h f<»re .Justice I’arks, have
I been, with exception of the la 4 named, who
| gave bond. c-mmiUid to jail without the
I I em tit of bond t>» await them tion ut the gland j
j im v..md ha' v b .u b; <mgmt Imre for sale !
kcepimr. Mo.‘<m Fold, who is ab:o in jail, 1
will ha'.e a ptuiinrnary examination today,
ami uro' ibh so ;:c edh<'i.* not y. i arrested.
j Tltcre is ulr iv c\iurnoe against them and j
; they will n<i douLt L<- - .mvicted, Ihu ng the !
preti.niua > trill'd was disco\ t K*d that a rvstv- I
I hitiun H> Rill Mr. Kvri. y. a white num vho
had a l.ghl with cm of their brothers,whose nnn |
lie bi<u e. was pa <>d during one oi th< n meet- |
ings, b : the t m:.’p«.mt< <1 Lrth ■ deed had I
I not yet urine. Two <lay.» v. re vonsumuil in i
tai. 11 uuou' am.l manv other negroes have !
been implicated'.
T..t .e is i • d»mbi that a cohn- J man. mem
ber ot the Dry Bay >u lodge ot m gro Masons,
| ki e<l limn Ta\ior, ami that loth Taylor
and lii< w if. ha I d >appe ared, a body ausw< r
ing to T .y.r- s beirn: iciiihl in the river with
murks < I violence ;; ait. Tie I dy laul bv<n •
weighted down. I.« nrs in this county were
I <• ...iiu/rii b> a negio named Su iuger. who
c inn io l e \v»>rkinunder the authority of ‘
the t.rand er <nt us i '.i.i’ rc. Their lodge was
founded in IS S< vc:al other ledge* have
been l« uiuh d in thi> section. 'l’b.c colored I
Ma >ms a r n d veugh., od by the w hiie Masons
at all. ami th i: u. d-n is n d under the authuri- '
ty of the eld Yoi k co'er of Masonry.
H is hard to s :y v helher they have an obh- |
gallon that teaelu s them to avemje. slay. < to., I
and whether they construe the t'bligati os I
they take, to suit ilivmscht . Thu white 1
, -eple of this county are determined to break i
up their lodges ami to punish th. guilty mum-
In rs of this death-dealing order, i'l.e cncuit t
court, when it meets, will decide upon the .
matter.
\ l'li« cket'vd < arerr Brongti to a Sudden
1 nd.
Syvvxnxh, t;.i . tMo’xr 9. -[Spec al.) .T '
.J. \br.. rs. a v.ell kn. w n Li' Vy iof tl;*- u.ty,
■ du d here at neon today. from a hemorrbng *.
' ID w.i- api'.uent’v in ..<hh! health until \. nr- :
<la\ morn ng. when be wa* <*ri 'vd w 'th a h in
uivbn :<• at the b:e. uao tai le. at th. Scr< \< n
!■> ■■ . nmn \ **• . a i>•; aI .m ot
I trams. H- wa.sgrc. tly prostrated by tlm los.-
u: b’.ot'd. but v, .'. u moved to his rooms .u r s
• Jel'.uavn squat . wh. re Le lim:erc<lnut i m .u!\
l_’o\\xk iod..\. Jauk Aliam*. a* he wa *
fan-iliarly known, w.v ■>nv ot the vbane e.sof
i ...Lea*t (t ; a I '.’.a nu n ami Gold m
S.i' a': !, ].m IL Y .. a > HWdl n -
I y.-r, and Lad a !ai. mimal pru.uv. He
• v,b a nuiti f. ■ i .. i feared by « large da**.
i.iiwl namcK y all:, and at the nitbtrak
• 4 tLV war v a >u me v » gluecn. Ni.totally
r kb > Le wt iu in u . opg the brst. ..ml saw
i\ e iroiii <.v ato It \a*. Xpat of il.t
time he was a cons. . ut oUic r. After the u. r
be hold PO'it • ns m the clerk’s otH. > of th
four * lew- I r several vats anti win u th'.
i employeti read law. Since the wat he b.s
. been eng ig'J in numluwlv s personal <li -.eel.
1< *. and he neatl> always came out (I • bur. r
man. lie wa* slight m l u.i. i anti had o* one
I nt liL td.ra *% I, w ,u,t.ixi«aY < i»u
much larger men, ami lie did not hesitate to
cut his way out. Mont Mollin, a prominent
lawyer here, was om:e stabbed all over his
i body by Abrams, and died some months later
from the effects of the wound.*. Abrams’ last
victim v.’as Frank Fonda, the young superin
tend* nt of the Central railroad, * who
he shot accidentally one Sunday a
few months ago, down the river.
A party of six had gone down
on a tug. Fonda started up into the pilot
house, Abrams jokingly called to him not to
come up. and the same instant threw a win
chi st er rille out the window. The weapon
went off and the bullet struck Fonda in the
head, killing him instantly. The coroners
jury acquitted Abrams, but he has been spend
ing a great deal of his time away from here
since. His death was very unexpected. He
was engaged to Le married in a couple of
months, ami only a week or two ago was passed
or a life insurance policy.
A Bloody Affray Between Two Negroes In
Sumter County.
Americus, Ga., October 9.—[Special.]—On
Wednesday night Tom Goodwin and Bob
Hogan, two negroes on Nir. Gus Morgan’s
place, got into a difficulty about the w ife of
the latter. They mouthed for sometime
when Goodwin got behind, Hogan picked up
an ax ami knocked him down. He then
jumped <>n his prostrate foe, while down, and
proceeded to carve with a huge knife. Hogan
is cut in five different pl tces, and some of
them are very bad v.ounds, ranging from two
to three or four inches in depth. Some of the
other negroes, at the eoininand of Mr. Mor
gan, pulled Goodwin off his victim and turned
him loose. Goodwin decamped, ami is still
at large. Up to Thursday night, Hogan had
received no medical attention, as it was
thought he would surely die.
The Frightful Condition of a Dying Woma
Near Nashville.
Nashville, Tenn., October 12.—[Special.]
A sad cere of destitution is reported from the sub
urbs, a woman sixty-flve years ol 1, Mrs. Jane Smith,
dying of starvation and neglect. Several young
nun were st mil ing along the Lank of il e river, just
below the new l umping station, when they came
ujx>n a most horrible sight. Di a cleft of the rocky
bank lay what se<-m<.*4 to be the (lying forms of two
women. One was aliout twenty-four years of age,
ami so'. mcd to b<* in the lft>t ;;ml fatal "a.-o of drop
sy of the limbs. She was a picture o th m >st ab
ject poverty iiml Hath.some uttering. Fillo reigned
supreme, and the stem h that arose from the
scant pallet of rags was int .lerable. Her e-t were
: n ;m i <1: colored ' y long aecftnr.lation of
mud. A few f ct away a woman apparently sixty
five ycnis >ld lay ga ping for breath. A thin, worn
ami "taltt re 1 rag carj»et was the only thing that in
tcr\enc l L'-tween her I o iy ami ti e rock on which
she lay. The clothes had rolled from her person,
leaving her withered flesh expose 1. Iler bones
prolrud-1 fr< in t!;e flesh, ami putri yi ng sores had
drawn swarms of vermin. Her feeble groansand
sh«>rt gasj s told she was in the agonies of dissolu
tion Noone was near, save the helpless woman
mcriti n ■! above, ami the dirty, ragged, starved
child oi six years. Help was summoned from the
city, but when it came the ( Ider woman was dead.
Aft-r being removed to the hospital the younger
won an aid:
“My name is Nancy Jane Smith and my husbanl
is named Join Smith. His mother, who died, was
namu«l Jane .-iiii;h. 1 niarrie i Tom six or seven
yeans ago in Kentucky, but we came down here on
a i aft from ( c ina way last spring. Tom never was
mighty smart, and since he’s I-een in Nashville he
inis h, en spending all he’s n ale on a woman on
( olio; c •:reel, and don't take no care of me and his
mother.”
Dr. Handley sai I that when he reached the scene
of disu.» .r . yesterday evening q'«»m Smith was
there, ami Lad been trying to -«_t s me boys to take
a 1.. nlin a game of cards. When they ncard the
facts in the * a e they ran him away from the place
v ilh slicks and rocks.
i.'eputy ('oroner Hood this im r ung summoned
the jui yof inquest, and they rendered a verdict
that Mr . MniLh came to her death Uy neglect and
starvation.
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Criminal Negligence,
Kouts, Ind., October 11.—The wors* horrors
of Chatsworth were duplicated here today.
A dozen blood stain- <l. smoke begrimed, in
jured victims of railroad carelessness or blun
dering were brought into the village’s little
station house early this morning, and this
afternoon charred eoruscs, victims of the same
blundering or car.-L ssnes.s, were laid upon the
station platform, whib three miles west, down
the track of the Chicago and Atlantic railway,
near a lonely old waler lank, piles of fearfully
faugh d debris mark* d the spot where a collis
ion, seldom equalled for terrible results, had
occurred. According to the best estimate
obtainable, for only an estimate was possible.
I'ULLY THIRTY HUMAN LIVES
had been sacriiie -d outright, and half that
number ol persons had suffered injuries more
or less serious. As nearly as can be gathered
from the confused stories told, the concrete
facts are that the passenger train was the east
bound express, which left Chi* ago at 7:15 last
night. An eccentric strap had broken, and the
driving wheels on one side became useless,
’rhe engineer had stopped at the water tank
to repair, thinking he could <U» so in a few min
utes. Hu had not stopped more than one min
i’.t<* when a last freight, train, loaded with
dressed moat, crashed into the rear of the
ii <in. The List car ol the train waT; a heavy
I hillman sleeper. This, when struck by the
freight engine, crushed three coaches in front
ami appears to have killed or wounded every
body in them.
It is about settled that no one will ever know
definitely how many p< isons perished in the
Chic go and Atl.in; ;c horror. Estimates con
tinu 'to vary from thirty down to ten. One
more of the victims ha- been identified, a
yoit’.g Irish woman, minted Malone, from Chi
cago. The bodi(‘s of Dr. Ferry, bis wife and
• child were so reduced by the action of the
i Hames that tlu v were easily gotten into a box
' about tour feet long by lourteen inches deep.
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The Negligence of a I'rain Dispatcher
Faust's an Accident.
K\ns\s City, (h toL. r —An accommoda-
tion train on t •• Mi . uri I,u 4iu railroad, c >m<*t
ingof four pa.*> •upcr cenuL.o., 1 ft Independence,
| Mo., this miming er-Kuh .1 v- ilh p:i**e .geis for
Knu*;is < ity. N\ ;i.’ R .■•■ k »ek station the aueoni
lu I 'hit ion v. as tu Iv* <•->;. d ui il • rear Lu the Wichita
express, con*;stit. ;< f . . .-u u- au. e . all heavily
| lord •I. A lady suu: < n th.? pla form of the
;m: 'on was struck n - J J mun an I killed bv the
I del rE. ( ireuit « Luk il. H. Noland 'was
Lmiiy injure L N.u uhupman, bag a e moivr
•an d i su eI a brukeu leg aid
i Niti n uriu*. ai. I u iwnnl Milton. an employe of
m m IL*‘d. o. :n L j eu.deu e. was al*.» e.fo.i h
hu:t. Alar.;? nmn’e of pas* ;; vis.n bch Iran’s
in ured tl o?w !ve-• trvit:-to break t’uon.di the
uii dov.s. 1 h a e lent \»a* uau*< tbv thu failure
1 ot li t the comlu . r of
, th. uxj re** tlu.t iu? : . ■ . u.mo iatK'n had jr?c<dud
lum. Mo.'t of thu | i *tic4 . . bth trains were
Coming to see President ( b > e’.m.l.
Taken Back to ( liattanoogii.
N \siivn.Li . Tenn.,o. tm-er I’..—[Special.]
I'L k?tl, the llamilioii county wife murderer, was
uaught here tonight. He disjipneitre I son Wal-
I dcn > K:d ;e * me days and Detective P?rter, of
| thi* < t . was nolhied to L>ok out for him. P. rter’s
u.gciii yestc.'d y Hoti:? .1 him t at a man ha I pa**?.l
( Be. b? >| ’ ;•'?> on f. ot, w<a icing his way a< toss
the mountains, and Punier teie implied lurihi'on-
| nor ft .d chief oi I’oli • Ho ward last night. They
' < nme l? Na* v li . am! have w.-dvhvd every train
( I ' lay. \\ !on the nig!;; tnun arrived Pi- kuii and a
I f i nd named Hiram Luke were on board. Ilklge
| « nlc* ed that they e * n route to In li.m Terri
tory. 11 ey were taken back to ('halt inoogn * u the
b.la train tonight.
A Srnuntionnl Cow hiding.
Columbia. S. C.. October 12.—^Special.]—
| Ntws was received today from XVahcrboro.
I Cuiieton county, to the effect that the town is
i intensely agitated oxi r a recent series of cow
i I.id ng* and threat tied duels, all growing out
thu fascinating and iHumlar game of poker. All
1 the parties concerned belong to the first fami
lies of the place. It appears that the eldest |
son ot Major Edwards, the principal lawyer of
' tin town. ha*bv»n leading a fast life since he
in.'.ri d the beautiful daughter »f the late I
t olot cl James II Kion, who. it will l»e re- I
ineinl»c’'cd. was alleged to be a son of the
•h.nphinot France, \ omig Edward’s frequent
and pi« tracted nbseiue fivm home nt n'ght I
nroU'ud hi>wife’s ire, and list Saturday night,
guided ly a young led named Izhv . she um r
♦•mer. ou.-ly entered :h. rm» a in which her hus
band and bewial of hi* male friends were en
t .'ged in a ganu of dr w p«'ko:.
\m ng thoM 1 pre-em. u.m a Mr. Bellinger,
who beat* the rem.Udi n of being a ’’bad
thought him in son »» w;-. k sponsible for her
hu.Kt ui d’> habits, and diav. ing a eowhid. Loin
• eneath li<r slmwl. *’.«»? *. t upon him and be it
bon unrnerc -;l v let » she covid le * - ured. '
II • \ >.k<-d her fi< in r. . iliatiou en th. put |
ot Bellit g. r, uho. h -wt ver. . \pr sed hi- ; n- 1
Dimon ot hob ing r hiKoand rc>p«'usibo‘. ,
..nd ‘.oitltwiih drew a pistol, to kill lorn.
Mrs. Edwards * mix.' t r .s*k h *i.aml *ink
u g upon her knees before Bellinger. *he Ih g
ged (orgivci e<x for the cowhiding, and «u
--t»-.tied Lui to spare her husband s I tv. Bol
linger then left the r-'em, threatenitu to k 11
my one w tie should divulge the occurrence, i
sought Edwards and wore out a cowhide upon i
his person.
It is further stated that Bellinger compelled
Edwards, at the point of a pistol, to go to the
house of young Izlcr to cowhide him for show
ing Mrs. Edwards the poker room, but the ap
pearance of the boy’s father prevented it being
done. At last accounts many of the best citi
zens of Walterboro had taken opposite sides in
the matter, and were going about armed to the
teeth. A hostile mt* ting, more or less accord
ing to the code, is rum oretl as in prospect be
tween Bellinger and Edwards.
Colonel Anderson in Jail.
Savannah, Ga., October 11.—[Special.]—
Colonel Clifford W. Anderson vent down to
the postoffice again today, and tried to force
his way into Postmaster Lamar’s private
office. Some friends who saw him took him
off, fearing that yesterday’s scene might be re
newed. Later in the day Colonel Anderson
was surrendered by his bondsman, Major An
derson, his brother, and was taken out to jail
in a carriage by a constable. Upon being
searched no weapon was found upon Colonel
Anderson.
Savannah, Ga., October 12.—[Special.]—
Colonel Clifford W. Anderson was removed
from jail last night to tlue Savannah hospital.
Work of Demons.
Chicago, October B.—A Times special from
Sioux City, lowa, says an .attempt was made
last night to wreck a Yankton passenger train
on the Milwaukee and St. Paul road in a curve
a mile this side of Ellanoint, by fastening an
oak tie on the track. The engineer discovered
the obstruction too late to stop, but luckily the
train was not derailed. Over S(X) excursionists
were crowded in the coaches, and had the de
signs of the villians been accomplished, the
loss of life would have been frightful. A sher
iff’s posse is on trail of the perpetrators.
A Prisoner Suicides.
Columbia, S. C., October 12.—[Special.]—
D. R. Reed was convicted yesterday in the court of
general sessions at Snmter of aggravated assault
upon his wife, and was lemanded to jail to await
sentence. He stated that he would die before he
would go to the penitentiary. Last night about
11:45 o’clock, the jailer was aroused by a m-ise in
the building, and on going into the cell corridor was
informed by one of the prisoners that Reed was try
ing to kill himself. The jailer told them, ‘Let him
alone,” and went back to bed. This morning the
dead body of Reed was found hanging by his shirt
from the window bars of his cell.
Two Murders by Negroes.
Charleston, S. C., October 9.—John T.
Oxner, a white farmer living in the Broad
river section of Newberry county, was killed
yesterday by a negro whom he had ordered off
his place. The murderer escaped.
At XVard’s, Edgefield county, today, Henry
Booth, town marshal, was shot by ‘a negro
who was resisting arrest. He will probably
die. *»•
Graniteville, S. C., May 13th, 1887.
Dr. Smallenberger,
Rochester, Pa. Dear Sir: I have
been using your Malaria Pills for two years
and find nothing equal to them for chills and
Malaria. AVe have had no doctor in our
family, but when any of us feel badly we take
the Antidote, and are soo» all right. Would
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Respectfully yours, Godfrey Green.
The Man Who Belongs to the Band.
Frcm Texas Siftings.
A man in uniform holding a brasshornin his
hand was standing on a corner awaiting a ssreet car.
Men and women gave him but a passing glance, if
they regarded him at all, but a little group of boys
ha t gathered about, looking at him with admira
ti hi, if not with awe, and we heard one little fellow
say to his comrade, “Look, Tommy, he belongs to
the band,” although the band might have belonged
to him for anything that he knew.
Some unthinking people envy the man whobe
longs to the band because of the attention he at
tracts while his horn is exalted. They see. him
going to picnics and popular celebrations without
<• -sting him a cent—in fact, paid for his time, with
beer thrown in—all he can throw in, ju-.-t because he
belongs to the band. While others have to work for
a living, he wins it by playing, and with some oi
them it is play day all the year round.
And so they envy the man who belongs to the
hand, and sometimes a fellow buys a drum and en
deavors to get the hang of it, or a horn and learns to
t >ot it, with or without a tooter, hoping to be invited
some day to join a brass ban 1.
But does the u an who belongs to the band enjoy
himself so very much more th; n his fellows? All is
not even brass that glitters, and a weary, dissatisfied
1 e u t may lie adjacent to the lungs that are blowing
he joyous notes of the Boulanger march. Even a
trombone may have feeling, and there may be a
depth of woe in the apparently callousinterior of a
b iss drum that the outside world never dreams of.
There must be occasions when the man who be
longs to the Land would prefer to stay at home
rather than to participate in the m< s' gorgeous
geant. Th?n there are other times when, stronga,-
ly partisan in his feelings, he is required to serenade
a man of opposite polit eal faith whom he detests,
and when, instead of playing “Hail to the Chief,”
it would afford him the liveliest sitisfaction to assist
In the ‘‘Rogue’s March.”
We have often had our sympatiuc- a oused for
the n.a i who belongs to the band. We have seen
him at a picnic in August,squee/ed with his fellows
all in heavy uniforms, into a little music stand dia
bolically arranged to be in the b’.azing sun the most
of the Bay, and expected to play every twenty min
utes. We have observed l.iai on commencement
d. y, forced to listen ior bom’s in a hot, crowded
room to the windy efforts of the future orators of
America. We have thought of his weary marches
in political pro.-.-scions, Masonic funerals and other
occasions move or le * chc-rfu! to everybody except
the man who bclon sto h- band, and our h. art
Las Me l for him. But having joined the baud, he
mu*t hold himself ready to go where duty and the
leader call.
I2x-Srntaor Jones's Serious Illness.
From the Anniston. Ala., 114 Blast.
Ex-Senator Jones, of Florid;', is undoubtedly
dying ot brain disease. He was not a temperance
man Lut harmed Jiimself more than any one else.
In m nd a* in physique be was robust and mascu
line. Lidng from humble life ami honorable toil
at it e < a: penlur s bench, hv L c.uue a great lawyer
ami noted I n..e I stat *s senator. 11 s aberrations
o: mind were n -tn ed s une y« .rs ago, Lui di 1 nut
b‘come a public matt t mill! h n an loued his sent
in the “house of lor s at W; * iiuton en t camped
out at Detroit. V bile Mr. Jotu s was prc*ume lto be
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