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“Well, tell me why you’ve come,” said Leonard, his voice trembling at the taunt, but still the cooler of the two.

“Tl have come to know why you have not kept your word.”

“What word?”

“Your promise that if I did not visit Miss White you would not.”’

“Ll mever made such a promise.”

“But I say you did.”

“I could not be such a fool as to make such a promise, nor so little of a gentleman 4s not ve accept the lady’s invitation if she rent me one.”’

“Frank Leonard, Miss White never sent you an invitation since you and I got to know each other and parted.’ said Dixon.

“You must not judge of ber treatment of me by her treatment of yourself. Here is & printed invitation to a picnic received to- day, and as it isa formal matter I violate no confidence or etiquetts in showing it to you.

” “She didn’t send it! You stole it!” This in Dixon’s voice was distinctly heard by a number of now very much interested people.

Then, like an echo of the Jast word, a shot rang Out, and a body was heard to fall te the floor.

Fearing togo Virginian, the boarders.

Fully five minutes elapsed between the shot and the arrival of two officers. This is what they found: Harry Dixon lying dead on the floor with a pistol near hia right hand, and Frank Leonard standing over him and trying to force water between the set, purple lips.

“He shot himself!’ was Leonard's excla- mation on seeing the officers.

Neither the officers, nor the coroner’s jury, nor the grand. jury believed Leon- ard’s story. If they had, he would not have been sent to Moyamensing prison and kept there for five months without bail.

But even five months did not much abate the excitement caused by this shooting. At the trial, which lasted 10 days, with the brokenhearted father of the unfortunate young map in attendance, the courtroom was packed.

The case was entirely circumstantial The talk already recorded was given in evi- dence. The two pistols were found, one in atable drawer of Leonard’s room and the other on the floor beside the dead man, with one chamber discharged, which the bullet taken from Dixon’s brain exactly fitted. Buttken the same might be said of any bul!et from either pistol

From first to last Leonard maintained that Dixon shot himself, but the proseca- tien tried to show that from the man’s

this was impossible, and they tn- sisted that in os five minutes before the officers came Leonard had changed the pistols.

Public opinion was much divided as to the guilt or innocence of the accused man, and bets were freely offered and taken as te what would be the verdict of the jury.

After deliberating % hours, the jury brought in a verdict of “not guilty,” aad half the people applauded, and the other half were disappointed.

But this was not the end of the tragely. The young lady in the case, who bad been a belle, never again went into society, but died two years afterward of a broken if ever a woman did in the world.

Frapk Leonard 4i4 got Guish his megigal |

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a . ' , ‘ . . , . . : : ” . ~~ ae . ‘ a rs Four Dollars a Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak frec.”— Euripides. Single Copies Two Cents eas — 2 _= wa = SS 1} revar nnd rawr > x ‘ Y ‘ ee y y U E.. QQ q y . ¥ NEW SE Kk. >. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1893. VOL. 32.—NO. 18. soon See mete - - . a1 —- wee arabia sea “a Po me LOCAL TIME TABLES, Oo U0 RR SO ME ODD STOR TAKE WARRIN e TES. course, but went back to Virginia, where : ‘ = his old associates received hina coldly. P. E..1. RAILWAY ——— : INTERESTING TALES OF ADVENTURE | From Virginia he went west and enlisted Neglect Not These Signals ' | in the Seventh cavalry, where he was re ws ane of D ON SEA AND LAND. en cam ee soldier, but the gost si- - ange. z ent man in the regiment. Ex) eaves Charlottetow) "O00 a His end came when, with Custer, he p. é et A Mysterious Case and s Wrecked Life. | charged down on the fortified camps of the mT A Useful Lenen co Ben on Health Taught by | His End Came When He Made the Charge | Sioux _ a Little ye When the TRA FROM THE WES | unmutila body o rank Leonard was With Custer—The Foolish Habit of © ' . é The Indians’ Example. ae . “wer | found a few days afterward it, too, had a Express arrive: Charlottetown . 7.20 p. m rying a Revolver. bullet threugh the brain. Accor i 10.40 a. m Let the Remed an — | (Copyright, 1893, by American Press Associa . y be Simple afe— | ~ a P y : ‘ tion. How He Came Back. , ; Co Pp = CAPE TRAVERSE BRANCH , Kick <&D00 Indian Sagwa. | “It was a very mysterious case from first Judge Tom Clarke—why they call him Train leaves Emerald Junction ..6 6.15 ; {a : to last,” go onad evexy one sf the time and “judge” I do not know, for he is not a Train leaves Cape Traverse 72 If you are ailing, not exactly sick but | 80 thinks every one now who is fam‘liar | jawyer, but a rich eld broker well known : , a not feeling “just right,” have a drowsy, | Wit» the seleee toe $ oe whole | on Wall street. Why “Tom,” is more easily Train arrives Hamerald Sunetion eb emar &, P AE AP line, ded Recto Ste modi | Coy by a jary and yet lose caste in thoeyes || TEpuaet: or be So Rell Allow wall mss rain arrives Cape Traverse 7.05 varia . : : j; cent DJ es ro. — wee with every one, the soul of conviviality an , P ble appetite, occasional pains in | of the world and suffer more cruelly than haa sit he sal : ' the joints i a d h | one of the best story tellers at his club TRAINS POR THE EAS Teaaa a ae Fee and other | ifhe had been subjected to the severest pom I was his guest a few nights since, and as Express leaves Charlottetown ip. m es aches | a of impending sickness, why not alty of the law. he delights in the society of younger men i ‘a. i i. t i | ion. ; doagtheIndiandoes—drivesuchsymp- | be might easily have been the father of any a bw | toms out of the system by the judicious | of us. PRAISE FROM ThE KAS use of their reliable vegetable remedy, The talk had been about athletics, in Express arrives Charlottetown .10.20 a. 1 Kickapoo Indian Sagwa? | which the younger men, some of them fresh Ae f ' # OF" Sidbit dadablandahet | from college, were much interested, and all of whom told some story of his own prow- STEAMSHIPS | eas in some particular field. Walking, cycling, running and jumping Ce Cay Ae ena were the chief topics, and when these began Leave B 1 for Charlottetow to flag the judge, who had been asilent but 10a | an intent listener, said: Leave Cha ‘ “Boys, did you ever suspect that in my 6p. nu | time I have been a famous walker?” ' | “No,” replied one, ‘but I can easily be- rr renee | lieve that before you took on flesh you could Leaves Halifax, N.5., for Char get over the ground very fast.” Monday, 6 p.1 AT NOMINAL PRICES, “Well, I could, and I'll give you an illus \ se Cha etown f iH ix, a | tration. When the war broke out, 1 was 6a W la : ’ : ; working on my father’s farm up in Ver Lea Cha “ for S ersid And that can only be made possible by our co-operation for mont, and although I'd play second fiddle W ednes ; co i. , > tosomein those days when it came dow: io 7a no any wg S ’ the benefit of our Readers to pure, unadulterated patriotism, yet | bout 4 7 | " | *7h J : | must confess that it was a yearning to get about 4 a. n aD | undering Horse,” a Kickapoo chief, age 99 away from the awful monotony of that Lea Cha wn f H : N.S a 5 j ‘ Be _ _ genre. From his photograph. | farm quite as much as a desire to preserve | Phursda These Books cannot be obtained at less than the wholesale price in any other | ~Sonrtnegicct each warnings’ TT she Union that prompted me to enlist. rEAMEI LAWRE way than as described below That pain in your shoulder may develop “I got a lieutenant’s c»mmission in the , ye . ” _— ae intorhe as nth’ “k - Third Vermont, and I looked, or thought | ' ‘ \ . | ‘ vic «¢ nto rheumatism, and a month’s sickness LYING DEAD ON THE FLOOR. . 4 : ‘ WI : ee deprive you of the income of your toil. F I r * d H ee looked, so k ingly nandsome in my full Arrives { » Pi » N.S it 6 pos ey : - rave made a Contract | That white, furry tongue denotes your | vi a nh an ? Dixon were dress uniform that I wore it in and out . ' wi | l | bsolutely less than wholesale liver is out of order, and diseasé would | + yes ‘aot f tied fone * denne season. I would have you understand, SOCTHPORT AND WEST ; : soe Gaede ein peitieicie ee" easily take root in your system. and ast heir athers’ p antations join hey gentlemen, that I use the word ‘killingly Steanser leaves Charlottet ow: So Ce ee ee ee me eee t -- What could you do then! were thrown together from their earliest | a, applicable to my influence over the t, 6a nd I fh printed 1 abeomntely new type; ‘apecia made for these works The books are | Think of your business, your income and | recollection, and so grew up to be more like ladies and not in connection with my con ; 16 10 | BOUND BY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS « ‘a sway with the old aevle:4 «goer family. i brothers aoe en es + duct in front of the enemy. i , 1 i 1) mira I ih alibi ” yr; ; > atc. “ } oy = nd rune every half hor : | Orsmall pox. ee irginia, and our tents stretc 1eC like a by a - , a . ane ev ! a me u | mated with the wh illow the bool f v flat 1) \ rae | You are in danger if you neglect these | prised when ft became known that the two | canvas city from Arlington heights to ee ee eo . spe , <ienes Ai | warnings. They may pass off, but the young men were about to go to Jefferson | Ajexandria, seven miles below. This was r : = i oo ‘ ‘h | : . nf ul ‘ :' , chances are against you,and even then the = | rowel Pennsylvania, to study medicine | gfter the battle of Bull Run, in which I am lemlay weaves mriottetown | ’ KY a PT. Mi oe — , vison i ly latent in your system. e happy to say I was not. Point at 9.30, a. m., 12a, m., and 2 "eae or ver, p rt your can in the | Damon ba euieiee eae tg ee “It was easy for an oflicer to get a leave , ré ttached to each other than ae as Washineton was full * a T numerous mineral medicines with which | MOre warmly @ s in those days, and as Washington was full Wednesda Leaves Char town PREMIUM LIBRARY Cae sietak ta Mee The action of many | these youths seemed to be, but love, if not | of lovely women at the time I managed to Rocky Point, 9.50 n., and oO. Pp. ni N ‘The R , { BR ra | H "Rel \ of these decoctions comes from mineral | so lasting, is certainly stronger for the time be there oftener than I was in camp Priday—Leaves Chat! wn foe:-Raeks . pore eee , B [I (Donald poisons reine, in, such as mereury, ar- | than friendship. “Of course I soon fell in love—was never a : } Ni senic, strychnine, vismuth, iodide of potes- | Unfortunately for themselves, 1'rank , : : i halaaiall Point, 9.30 a. m., 12 aon, and 2 p.1 ue sium,and the like gnd any druggist will wn : ae out of love in those days, and I haven’t got one “9 sy---Leaves Charlottetown for eck: N Lave of Al j 100 email pe ee | tell you if he tells ru truly, that this is so. Leonard and Harry Dixon both dell ip love, |: coor the weakness yet. The object of my Se os on © 20 « P dies : ; : ' ‘ . Kickapoo India Sagwa and other Kicka- | and it was with the same fair Quakc. .ss. ardor at this time was a beautiful Pennsy] oa ee ao ee By Map, Gaskell eeaate ot tee ‘feld. : a tor nat a ‘S| ..When the change came about, they had | vania girl, the daughter of a famous con- ‘ i T - . »yroduct o ne field and forest, t res | . is ’ . oe 4 { tet for RB No. 4 he . By Lord Lytton | own vegetable growth of roots, barks and | @lready been a year at Jefferson college gressman, I might have been as happy as Sunday—tLeaves Charlot ee a oe ky N 7 ) Mire Shell herbs, and of necessity are free from ail | and were to have graduated in six months. | 2 yan ever can be who is in love were it Point, 9.a.m., 22a. m., 1 p. m., Gnd 2 | 4° 4 a‘ or, J Mm OM Prometheus, By Mrs. Shelley mineral poisons whatever, becuuse the In Up to this time they roomed together, and tf ival. This rival was a young ' ; ! ] , ’ dians have no knowledge of them, depend- a r 2 2 not for a rival. Lis ] J g + No. ¢ VI — - By C. M. Yong ing wholly upon nature’s laboratory for there had never been a misunderstanding | West Pointer and captain of a troop of cav Monday—Leaves Charlotietown for Wes No M Old M By XN athaniel Hawthorne their resources, and upon their =. “born between them. But unconsciously the alry. Because of that girl, I hated him and River, 4 p.m N | l | | | Hawt! th gepteae of expertiee, ta propetiag beautiful girl broke the friendship and tore | )» hated me far more than either of us did . : } S bet sy Nathanie wwthorne | em. i ‘ . 2 b had ; Tuesday and Friday—LeavesC harlottetown r - their lives apart, and thereafter they the enemy in gray. ew Bri t Rocky Po No. 9 ive of | 3y Charles Lam! Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, made by separate rooms and boarding places, and (i, contain née ake the lady out for New Bridge, calling at Rocky int | the Indians from roots, barks and herbs of their S ‘ ; ; debe 4 The captain nu to take the lady out and Westville at 4 p. m Price Din oa Price to d r f 3 Coupon 6c. Post- paid. | eon gathering and curing, is etteinante of | os did not even recognize each other in for horseback rides in the daytime, aud ] IW, 4) senders 0 s, druggists und medicine dealers only Beee-wt™ used to escort her to balls or the theater at ROCKY POINT SAIL BOA | lar per bottle; six bottles for five dollars. ¢ | As with many southern young men at : : i : ; : aa § t.in h language, she Monday and Thursday—Leaves Charlotte- $$ rere Send three two-cent stam | that time and not a few today, the Vir- — pet the a] : eve oa 2 Nae LAK. ve : oint, | ‘ to pay postage and we will | yinians had the foolish if not cowardly | “8%, >2¥ins 4 reat lovely time. tewn for Rocky Point, 9 a. m., 11 a. m " ; . . mail you free a thrilling and interesting _ : ; “At first the captain and I used to ex- 2p. m., 4 p.m. and 6 p. m The boo ich we offer eee ie eo ae : | book Of 173 pages, entitled ‘Life and Scenes babit of carrying pistols in a peaceful com- change the customary salutations on meet “be Watnenia> Cridew-end Salis : We Change Number Every Issue. | | Among the Kiekapoo Indians.” . Tells all | munity, wherethe law was quite able and ing. but at lenath this cave way t tiff oo , initiate | an super every wav to | about the Indians. Address HEALY & Bicp ready to protect them ae can ie sae i - pig oda ; ‘ t , Jand 0 p ’ ° a by y s 7 f y we “4 » ow 8 , _s Ppeetene Char oh, pat for Rocky | “aes ae , . Tee ’ . o } weet Haven, coun $21 Grand Ave | It may be well to knowin this connec- ail bak vast ahaha arene af -“ en Su udas Leaves sar wh tox those offered in so ealled free BOOK COU ON NO, ~ oe | tion that just before the young men first “But ated my walking. Well, one day jigndent ody } k list rit uti sa! | vhi | ene ate started for the medical college Mr. Leon- u preter officer cold me that he had heard STEAMER JACQUES CARTIER OOK CIS utIOnSs and wien ard, Frank's father, bought two Smith & : : ; ; ; i y : Cut ont threeof these Coupons -num- Wesson pistols of exactly the same make the cavalry captain make an insulting re Tnesday—Leaves Charlottetown for Or-| are dear at any price. Ou bered differently (any nunber as long as i gee gona —? a r mark in connection with my name the day . ot ars ¥ ‘ and caliber in Richmond and gave one to . ; ; well 4 a. m., and 5 p. m oes ‘ are different), and send to us with eich bt ths hove, “Siks wires’ bc acento 2 before. I should explain that at this time Wednesday Leaves Charlottetown for | readers wi li see this at lance 3 will a euk oe - ie - peachlie as we shall see ae ed my regiment had been moved to Fairfax Orwell I vartottctown for O| BY sending for the works One evening, so it was shown in evi- | Cout House and thatthe gaptains com: Then rads y~—-Leaves Charlottetown for : :. Name dence, Harry Dixon, looking very much nidies nae I al: a ape ‘son boil : W pn offered above. | excited, appeared in Frank Leonard’s room. “fl Saal parla aac ‘ ( | | \ddress | : with indignation and jealousy I determined Arrives fron rw ! - ’ It was a warm summer or rather spring on aiek Giar titer tte tie aie see Wednesday, 10a. 1 ‘ ape > es night, so that the windows and doors were sdianagyadlie yr ” een rn gilts wv Seug three book Caounons : oy down and if he did not apoligize on his hos i | | Q : open, and everything said by the young | nace te thenni: bith within an tuk 6f bie Frida Leaves for East R ta and 6 cents fer any book Name of Book wanted man could be distinctly heard by the board life oo Peis ne ; . " e . ers on that floor. ay si a Poo aa S aot: Hhdie Piet '® ig ji offered apd you W itt be de- It is supposed that Leonard rose when I got @ leave, and off I started on foot es ’ 4 oe “ae - Dixon entered, but be that as it may his You can imagine how fast I traveled when save | lighted with ihe offer ADDRESS “BOOK DEPT. Por nq I tell you that under a brojling sun I walked Saturcda Lea for Crapaud ™ | w “Well. sir aaa brings you here?” tothe captain’s camp in just four hours . \ ln . | “Won an)? ; : and a half.” Arrives from-Crapaud, 10 a. m., and 9.30 New Books will be announced when reac <a rm may angrily. Here the judge stopped as if he had fin- pn oN aielaly , ‘ ‘ ished his story. As the ending was not sat- ait \ tas © ee No, nor wou ave come if you had, | iota tory mis ES: 05) BORER ATO. Oresy §=6Shernen s . ® | unless you sent for me through a second, re ; ‘ i Wednesday, bezinning 24th May i which you haven’t the co ug: e to do,” But how did you return, judge? | Leave . ~ Se r ' ternat ee 8 o, “How did I return? Oh, yes. Well, I | Leaves for Mor Stewart every aiternats 7 bissed Dixon. anteteck’™ ok.

“On the captain’s horse?” “No, in an ambulance, and with a doctor

bandages.”

A Witty Excuse.

Tom Marshall of Kentucky was as witty as he was eloquent, and as ill starred as he was capable. He might have been the first man in the land but for his unfortunate habit of inebriety—a habit that toward the last became his chronic conditjon.

He had the faculty of making friends apd retaining them, and among those who stuck by him to the end was Dr. Tweedy of Jessamine county, quite as distinguished in his own sphere as was Marshall.

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The cause of this hilarity was evident in the glasses and bottles on the table. A friend in Cincinnati had sent Tom as a present a case of the finest mixed liquors

“Come, doctor!” cried Marshall. “You must try a glass of this cognac. It is the finest and mellowest that ever passed a man’s lips.”

“Ah, Tom,” said the doctor, “this will never do. Have you so soon forgotten that this stuff is the cause of al] your suffering?”

“Is it indeed?”

“3¢ ia.”

“Well, fill up your glass,” langhed Tom, “for now that we have found the cause the sooner we get rid of it the bette

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