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ROUGH RIDERS CRUSE TENDERFEET THROUGH VALLEY OF SCENTED SKULL. OH! SULPHUR! kiii nd-l'p s« •"«. < h \im;i: DOWN (IN ATJ ANTK CITV— TKNTKKFOOT BREAKS WiM < . — Tliu/idcr-Ranch in Eruption atmospheric abi.ace with, frame -a&j2. keeking with ■a itiKS C'A mp KE1 ELS .Horrifying rumors are iu circula- . "ii An, of another- night raiil of colossal magnitude, conducted last Thursday nielit l»y* the* Rough Riders of Kouiiill'p, No. If such ilcpMulations ami wanton

IwpEdwW continue, in good wanton win Is-conic necessary to petition the President, for military protection. Otherwise, the time is not far distance,- when respectable law-abiding citizens, will not dare to go to roost, without a', small arsenal under the pillow. Promptly at 7.80 P. M.. so the rumor runs, the Jlough Riders silently , ami stealthily rounded up, for n desperate charge upon Atlantic City. ' Horses, fed on inulcilied electricity died, _i|iiiclcly mounted and away, the Riders arrived at the scene of revelry at s.:tn o'clock, prairie time. Somewhere amid the solitudes and % the silence of the -Atlantic City prairies, Ihe Rough Riders surprised acamp of six poor innocent tenderfoot. \\ hiz! Si* lassoes flew in sinuous serpentine coils through the air, and the six defenseless creatures, who a moment before perhaps, were imlulg- 1 ing in a pipe of peace liefore wooing j gentle slumber; were dangling help- : le -ly* each at the end of a rope, tied fa.-t t.. lo^many saddles. - The saturnine glee of the terrible RiderrfKiicw no bounds. Judged from a Roiiyrii Rider's code of ethics, their 1 intentiofbi were perudventure good I and harmless. They proposed notiting 1 more serious for the tenderfeet than a broken limb or two, about 150 bruises, i half a dozen earthiiuake shocks, five c subluxations of the vertebrae, a slight < discoloration of the optics niul an in- I • iiseoioration oi tne optics ami in-

ability to sit comfortable for a week Observing the tenderfeet were lespectable looking fellows, so the Riders plead in extenuation for their conduct, they proposed only to initiate them into the secrets and mysteries of the Rodgh Riders fraternity, and thereby complete their education as gentlemen of the prairie Round- 1.' p. Be that as it may, the whisper goes around, that having once survived the ceremony of initiation, a tenderfoot will willingly cross the Niagra on a clothes line, dance a hornpipe on the I mouth of a volcano, cook his breakfast on- a keg of gunpowder, or ride a broncho through a distillery without tiismounting, and think it a birthday •party in comparison. The initiation of the luckless ten-" • lerfect, was carried out somewhere in the wilds of Odd Fellows" Hall. By the cnmtflTieil powers of bribes and threats, we have succeeded in discovering the idenity of the officiating functionaries at the rites, whose names we make known as a civic obligation to the public. The Grand American of the occa-

-inn vs. Bertram M. Darby, and the Vice Grand American was ' Roy E. Darby. If there is mischief brewing anywhere around the plains, be sure the Darby brothers will lie in it. Both are capable of mortgaging the peace '■f mind of a poor tenderfoot nny hour, unci cancelling his lease of life for a laugh. Dr. J. Thornley Hughes officiated as Grand Welcome Shake. A gor-.-cous diploma. No doubt exists in "tiny, mind, that the genial Eighth • treet, pharmacist, was a prodigious shaker. In fact he has had considerWORLD SERVICE COUNCIL MEETS • ^ 'if World Service Council of the \ C. A., composed of a group "W — .145 key women selected trom various parts of the United States. , will meet during th- National Con- s vrntion of the Voung Women's L hrisi ian Assoriatir.i at Hot Springs. Ark., April ?"th. Mrs. I.cwis if. I-aphant of New York j City is chairman and will preside. ]

JOFFRE HONORS OUR "UNKNOWN DEAD" 1?* wr mm. • AUTOCA9TFW ~ d Marshall iolTre. hero of the Marnc, made a special visit to Waih- > !°K,'|0" !°,P.CC a,.wrialh °" ,he Rravc o( America's Unknown Soldier. 1 £ . , J 8 ?" VrJne,cr^,,n behalf of Francc- The Marshall lias just finished an extended tour of Asia and America.

r fble shaking experience, amt we may! | tin sure, the dose of physic he didji -liake for the tenderfeet, made them • i -hake. 8 Evan. Lear. so we are informed,! _' functioned as Grand ChsrffuTBkide. Man and office match/l admirably. ^ Not a doubt on the iiue-iion exists, he I Certainly was cheerfdL briming over ' with impish glen, convulsed with laughter as he guided the feet of the tender feet into the snares and traps ■ prepared for them. The cheerful (Juj.le's cheerfulness was simply f EPn'J' Kironil Head of the Harmony Cxmird, was no other than" Caleb G. ColUns. And a master' of harmonics ; ' •he proved himself to lie. The yowls ' and whoops of the Riders were like ' the reverberations of distant thunder. I The night was stormy; sjjch a storm t wus never hoard before, even in the regions surrounding Thurder-Ranch, , the. abode of the Riders. Thunder ' showers drenched the tenderfeet, and I forked tongues of limpid lightning,, lapped around them like a sheet of 7 i The atmosphere was electric, £r- ■ charged with a million voltage, which I galvanized the Riders until the night's , rex-els were ended. i Be it explained, the initiation cere- 1 , mony was no crowning of the Queen ' of May pageant, although it did ^ eventuate in the crowning of one, ' ■ found wandering in the vicinity of the 1 i- round wandering in the vicinity of the

k ranch. The branding was done to the acme of artistic perfection, conspicuH ously evident, and the terrified herd le clung together like leeches. Very solemnly, the tenderfeet were f led down the long, lone valley of the •f scented skull. Hail an imp of dark- «' ness opened the trap door of the pit, "" the sulphurous fumes could not hax-e been more pungent and penetrating. * ' This in truth was an impressive mo10 menL The tenderfeet stood aghast, ,l trembling like aspen leaves, great I icads pf perspiration rolling down l(' thrtT cheeks, us a sepulchral x-oice intoned the solemn words of the initiation charge to them. 11 The ceremonials ended in typically * ranch fashion with eats, in which the Riders all displayed great holding caparity, and great skill in making n thing ilisappeur. e Then once again bronchos xvre saddied, and into the night rode the ° Rough Riders Round-Up, No. 5, full * fifty strong.

e The officers at station of the Round- , j p Up are the following; Grand Ameri- j ran, Roy E. Darby; Vice Grand Amer- , ican, Bertram M. Darby; Past Grand <■

yj American, Caleb g. Collins; Recorder I of Sociability, Dr. J. Thornley Hughes; I I Collector -of the; Necessary, Allonzo; EASTLAKE SENSATION CLOSED JURY RETURN VERDICT GUILTY 1ST DEGREE 20 YEARS • KNOX RECEIVES SEN"FENCE UNMOVED— COUNSEL MAKES NO MOVE EOR APPEAL Eastlake Denounced : JUDGE DECLARES Jl'RY HAD BEEN MOST LENIENT WITH HER DURING TRIAL . A verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree was returned by a jury in Westmoreland County court last night against Miss Sarah E. Baltimore nurse, charged with the killing of Mrs. Margaret L. Eastp lilt.- Billing OI mrs. ,-nurgarei u. r.asi-

^ lake, ;,ut Colonial Beach lust Sep- 1 tember. H The jury stipulateii that the verdict should carry a sentence of twenty r years' imprisonment in the state penie tentiary. The x-enlict was reached after one hour and thirty-five minutes' ' deliberation. p Immediately deliberation was not , begun by the jurors, however, ns Judge Chinn permitted them first to go to dinner. _ ' '• The court room was crowded a- 1 Miss Knox was brought from the jail i " to face the jury. The nurse stood erect as the sentence was announced and displayed no emotion. She turned to her sister, Mrs. W. L. Salter, of • Ocean City, N. J., however, ami said a F few words. Judge Chinn tHen formally sentenced her anil said he thought 7 the jury had been "most lenient" with her. No steps were taken by defense p counsel toward filufg an appeal, and ' Judge Chinn adjmimed court, while Miss Knox was ckken back to jail. i

' It is expected she will be taken to tomorrow to begin scrx-ing ' During the closing arguments both

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Miss Knox ami Roger D. Eastlake, j naval petty officer and husband of the slaiti xvnnian, were denounced by the opposing attorneys. . Watt T. Mayo, commonwealth attorney, said: "If ever a murderer was caught red-handed, it was the defendant," and he asked for ; a verdict in the first degree. Fred W. Coleman, for the defense. " assailed Eastlake and declared the crime had been committed by nij other ^than him. Harry M. Smith. Jr.. chief y counsel for Miss Knox, closed for the defense anil stressed what he termed the good, the accused wontfln had done for suffering humanity ail her life in contrast, be said, to Eastlake. Mrs. Eastlake's badly mutilated body was found at the Eastlake home and bath Miss Knox and Eastlake were indicted for the murder, the latter subsequently being acquitted at a separate trial. TcstimqlfySvas given during both trials .of intimate rela- . tions existing bctxveen Miss Knox and, Eastlake. I

Referring to Eastlake, Attorney jColeman said he "had shoxvn he 'was of the lowc.-t and filthiest type of ' manhood. t Before he could continue there was a thunderous stamping of . feet in the court room, indicatix-e ofj r approval of all the lawyer had said I . of Eastlake. „ The commonwealth attorney laid ' ; much stress on the supposed bloodj stains on the collar worn by Miss Knox on the day of the murder and of : the spots on a raincoat and h hat purchased in Baltimore anil found on the body of the murdered woman. Judrt Chinn in his charge merely defined the law gox-erning f murder

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