Richmond Palladium (Daily), 24 August 1904 — Page 6

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Went Through the Civil War and Learned to Rattle "Dixie." a (New York Sun.) The old Southerner bound for Rosemount halted at the cross-roads for rest and moisture. It was the day after Fred H. Parker nilled the big copperhead on the road to West Park, and the air was full of snake. The stranger listened respectfully to the copperhead story, but it was evident that he had something up his sleeve. "I had a farm down in Alabama before the war," he said, when there was a lull in the talk, "and one day when I was at work on the rocky hillside I came across a female rattlesnake and her brood. I killed them, all but one little fellow, and brought him home to show him to the children. "When I got him home he behaved so well that I let him live, and he became the pet of the house. lie used lo come in when the horn soundet for dinner, and he would sit in a high chair and eat just like the rest of us. "lie was a mighty smart snake, and he could do 'most anything but talk. When he wanted a second piece of huckleberry pie he would rattle in a certain Avay, and we would know just what he meant. We called him Bill, and he acted as a sort of watchdog. "Wlierj the war broke out and I got reaty to go Bill saw that something was up, and he kept following me around, rattling away to notify me that he wanted to be in the game. I told him he'd have to stay home and tend the farm, and I started down the road to join my regiment. "I'd gone about a mile when something dropped out of a tree and wound around my neck. It was Bill, and by the way he looked into my face, beseeching like, I knew I'd have to take him to the war. "Gentlemen, that rattler proved to be one of the best soldiers in the Confederate army. When we closed in with the Yanks Bill would wriggle into their ranks and bite 'em right and left, killing a Yankee every time he struck. When the bugle blew at night he would come back to our camp and look at me, as much as to say : " 'If you've done as well as I have today this war won't last long.' "General Lee heard about Bill and brevetted him a Colonel for gallantry. Colonel Bill kept up his work as long as the war lasted, but in the confusion that followed the news of the surrenter he was lost. "I supposed the Colonel had been killed, and after grieving for him I went home and got my family and moved to Tennessee, where I tought I could make a better living. I hired some niggers to work on my place, but I knew that if Colonel Bill had come home with me I couldn't have kept them, because he heard somewhere that the niggers were the cause of the Avar, and he Avas death on 'era. "One day, one of ray niggers went down to the spring and came back yelling that he had been bitten by the biggest rattler he ever saw. I got down my shotgun and ran to the spring. "Sure enough, there Avas a snake three, feet tall above his coils. I got a bead on him and Avas just going to fire when the rattler hoisted his tail and began to rattle off 'Dixie.' It was Colonel Bill playing the tune that he had learned in The army. The recognition Avas mutual and I welcomed Bill as one from the dead. "Then I heard a great noise like HsU being fried to the air of 'Dixie,' and out of the rocks came a thousand or so of rattlers, all Bill's descend ants and all playing the Rebel music. Bill had taught 'em. "There Avasn't anything to do but take Bill and his kin up to the house and entertain 'em. The result Avas that I Avas eaten out of house and home. I've been a poor man ever since. As the old man passed doAvn the hill toward the Judge's no comment was heard from the group at the Quinn Inn. , The simple veracity of the traveler had impressed even Captain Quinn himself." WHITEWATER. O Gordon Hunt of Richmond, Ind., Avas buried here Wednesday. The deceased Avas a former resident of Whitewater. B. B. Williams and his brother, Frank, of Fountain City, were at the St. Louis fair last week. The preliminary institute of Franklin and New Garden townships was belt at the school house Monday. Supt. C. W. Jordan presided. Humphrey Mikesel of Chester was visiting at C. C. Hyde's Sunday.

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the corn is badly bloAvn down. Emil Tschean and wife have turned from St. Louis. Wm. Simpson, our plasterer mason and his force of help reand are very busjr this season. Fred G. White, special training agent of the Scarborouh Publishing Co. of Boston, Mass., spent Sunday with "The Old Folks at Home," Wm. G. White and family. George B. Hunt, principal of thf Washington township High School, attended institute at Cambridge this week. CAMBRIDGE CITY. 444 Miss Lenna Cornthwaite and guest, Zella Spenee, of Indianapolis, visited relatives in Milton, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennis and baby daughter, of Richmond, were the guests of relatives here yesterday. Mr. Benson, agent for the Prudential Life Insurance company is moving his family into the Rolla Huddleston house in Mt. Auburn. The Presbyterian Guild met yesterday afternoon Avith Mrs. Water Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Water Swiggett attended the funeral of Mr. Charles L. Sherer at Richmond yesterday afternoon. The Standard Manufacturing company shipped five thousand folding chairs to Richmond yesterday to be used during the chautauqua. Mrs. William Pike Avill entertain the Penny Club at her beautiful home on West Main street this evening. ... Messrs. Clifford Marson. Harry Ware and Glenn Elliott Avil camp near Kerlins, Ave miles south of here, this Aveek. Mr. Thomas Peet is remodeling his green house, which when completed will add much to its appearance as Avell as its convenience. Mrs. Dr. Wright, Mrs. Frank Drischel and Miss Nellie Kother Avere en tertained at an elegant C o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kocher, of Germantown yesterday. Mr. Orange Hall aviII leave Thurs day for a trip to the World's Fair. Mr. Wimmer and Mr. Hughes, of Hagerstown, Avere in this city yesterday in the interest of the Hagerstown Oil company. On account of the M. E. Sunday school picnic which is to be Thursday September 1, the meeting of the M. L. Missionary society has been postpon ed from its usual date, the first Thursday in the month, to the second Thursday, Avhich is September 8. Mrs. Frank Winters, of Indiana polis, is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Mauk this Aveek. Mr. and Mrs. John Walters will leave tomorrow for St. Louis. RAILROAD NOTES. Russell Harding, the neAv head of the C, H. & I), system of roads, retired from the position of vice president and general manager of the Missouri Pacific yesterday and on September 1 will assume in full his neAV duties on the C, II. & D. merged lines, A person identified Avith the C, II. & T). merger system says Newman U. Erb is neither an officer nor director of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railway company, and has taken no part in the negotiations respecting the loan made through II. B. Holland & Co. He is in no veay responsible for the financial policy of the railroad company, and is not interested in the loan. He was opposed to the transaction and Avhile he is still vice president of tlie Pere Marouette he intends to sever Ins oilicial connection Avith that company. During Ins con nection Avith the road, it deAeloped from a local road in Michigan to a i i ! P a rri iruiiK line ol inarweu liuiuenee. j.nis Avas accomplished last year Avithov.t incurring am floating debts and Avithout following the prevailing fashion of issuing short time obligations. Pacific & North-Western Line. The Colorado Special, Chicago, Union This solid through train only one night , to Denver, leaves Chicago at 7 p. m., reaching Denver next evening at 9 o'clock. A perfectly appointed train. Another Colorado train leaves Chicago daily at 11 p. m., arriving at Denver early the second morning, over the only double track system between Chicago and the Missouri River. The best of everything. The Chicago-Portland special leaves Chicago daily at 11 p. m. with through sleeping car service to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland. Tickets and full information can be secured from your home agent or address A. H. Wagner, 22 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, Ills.

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