The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 28, 1888, Image 1
VOL,. XI
BARNWELL COURT HOUBE, S. C JUNE 28, 18984
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Atlanta, Ga.^ Jnn« ft.—At the c’Jnn-
ty f«fin of CUrk county, Among other
inmAtes, Are two Idiotic Mister* who Are
csred for by a decrepit old niAP. Ycnri
Ago thet^ (Mime to Anoighhorlng county
d newly mftrrlcd couple, who enterea
ttpoii life With the promlAc of a bright
future. After a time a -boy and girl,
twlny, were born unto them. Shortly
afterward dcAth thok (he father and
mother. Thu* the children only a few
pionth* old were left With no relative to
care for then,. Friend* came in two
fatnilieft, each taking a ehildj They
irere thun aeparated, each taking the
name of the family wi b had adopted
them. The family in which the boy
tvaa moved to a distant Western tow ir,
and Hme moved on until nineteen year*
had passed: The y umg man. weary of
■WeAtern life onne urUecrgirj and. l>e-
rame acquainted with a blooming girl,
courted Add mArrk>«| h-r llanpiiic«s
In this ease seemed to be complete tin*
til children were born to them, and the
horrors of their being idiots rushed lu
And blighted their hAppineae. Then
the war swept everything from them.
The husband died and the wife was left
with several Miotic children to taka
mre of. Mnwy wf the ^Hteaa mt A th
en* fwmeanber a poee eld woman who
has («en >**><.r>g i,M m asking sltua. Ow
her dying bed she mid the amey wf her
Ufa In A indy whn wne there at tpieg the
dewth dew from (he nrtnkied keww.
Rhe did net knew MMiT)** * afier he
'*•
w, A*
hemhnr. She Jled and »m hertrd
pesegee * ned the «eeiy rqpeni
AA!**e *d ghe nnhswtwnme Ihmttr eat
*4 as the m.mt Ins*.
leg of (her kind, not br any moons wpinl to ! racn." Thew with his elbow, accidentally, hi rase, had wiped aw*r i
■ — * ■ —’ _J —- g— — * * MftNMadMmw
The kiji^ mw knorkwl over n maguiUcent atxl euorinou* y
what had ro- cosily vow, which fell on the floor, and wan
eatlv been burued, and be a a* angry. Ho daslasl to a tluai^an.) phem. The king wad
rated U’ercli, «xld«l tlie work..K>n, ttt» • ia»,Mclf a little diaooiKerted; not go tho
jutiKt- rs, thebarueH; nothing phased Uiftitj -connteas, who, with perfect rondiue**, said:
e*u~,
d HMfe bW,
t .,o«o turned out at Me^ -sea.
till*, when he lookitl at
ce.itIy been burned, and he wa* angry.
the cud o| im scroil, ami. in «o doing, hod
dUcluaed the last word; a new conclusion,
whiff! altered the whole character of the le-
mgm
it if | Rerchiof.
ie was vexed to have »uch jioor results to
sltow to the Count dee Lour again and Aid*
bury.
“Sire, you do me too much honor."
“Honor, how aor*
“The vHha was precious before: it Is Incah
WlifMi he enme to the table where Sopbid rtihd.tv fliore juveious to me now!"
Mandcld was iwiiuting, “Hein: - ’ said he Frederick grunted* and wpt away,
roughly; “what is the meaning of this! Do i The giusU looke«l at the coiyntcws Uicn at
toe siioposo I will put up with daubs, Has | the young map. A moment before thejf
bis majesty of Kvxony paid you to supply mo ; tliou^ft him lost; m»w, by his mother’s read-
with bud work*” j inese, they trusted ho was saved.
“Perhaps, v.jur iiihj«ty: n sitggestod lour- ! Next morutAf. tiro ToungCount-Istzinka
agais, “die girl has left a sweetheart Irdiind (.fas again in otlentkutee <imJ’re.lfrlrk The
her, and so is workuig hero without her king came to him from bis cabinet, bolding
heart!" 1 b P'wx of paper in his band; he hipl a frown
“What, what, sweetheartf 1 exclaimed on hw fade; and spoke giviffly.
r rolei ick: “a workwoman has no Inixiiicss i “Tlicre,” said he, “take it." .
i lose her heart What do you mean? That The paper was Sophie iiansfeld * petition,
a good artist* is.to abandon her profession in 1 On the back waa written in the king’ll Own
which she excei*t to nmafter a man, and bo^ ‘ band: . _.
com* hU wife: ami fdica «ausa;;eH,-and stir ''Whoever Of the artista in the porcelain
sauerkraut^ uud liav* babes, pud, wash au<l factory at Iterlin do dnto iu one mcsith shall
miud toe habifa, for e hUsbai:a?'f rfow’t hear piint a vaws as beautiful as that we broke
of it It Is uonant -e. Go on with your print- * yestenlav evening at the rnuntesa Lasinka’a
ing,-and *1o It better, or 1 will chs k your imlnor, shall hare our gmrioua permiasion to
tsuary, and-s-if I ti.id your k>rer“hAVe him many or not to Nial’ry ‘ to go lack tq baxosiy , _ ,
Ig >r abut Uii In hpandau.” or to stay at Berlin, si shall I«%t pirate luin , F* . .wren W*a "Tyrant _ the word
kin.; was talking with Ixarrsgal*, and br her; and w«> further pro.uiae that tee wik no had Wt drop in the bearing of the king,
The girl was xracKHialy give that parsmi on annual salary I w bcn speaking of the trsaAnirat ef the poi-
d a lieart Of fSOO should it conte.it Um or her In r»- j to Bophle Manafekl . _ . .
mam In our eerrioa, in our royal manofne- He was hardly able lo ABderteanl thotftte
Given At Han—idj this March «, •««»* »*• — uaaMa td mronot fte the
- aoiphfh-ation, when the nasrets todh him and
“ 7VaaA0te»ve4” thouUd (ha angry Irfny.
.hot, or ahut lip in Hpandau.’
The king was talking with I/sTTOgnl*, and
young lais.uka was behind. The eirl was
|weUv, she wea in ihatreas, awl bo had a lieurt
to admire brenty ami pity aflhcUun; to ho
ventured to take her hand and say a word of
encouragement.
“ILa i.Mjmty didItet want to be unkind.
U.s uia>mtv la |wre(n}iCory Was medetuoi-
ty fnatn h
Her »ute
rllr vary ut>hsi|mrr
She wee e«e>
er In
relaikw**.
faharad m she
SI
TV cCer of «nrh a aalary
FVedrrirk the UrmA.
'dhiH^Mel
Ybo .cpnnjci mtvelled thfn, and
nut 1n6 ftiterljiHdii toy the eternal
of Frederick U*c Great Tyrant.
pofiitcd out
memory of Frederick U*c Great Tyrant.
TV director, WegAli, was first cnllpiL lie
ftp;icured n-lut tautiy and rejucbintty admit
ted that, on the ‘xs’&sK'Ji M, 1»W moet iereno 1
anti grnHous OkfettyH vWt to the factory, ' * Q. Why were yon dlxeutf Ai It war h:*
tho count had mnained behind, tidkiiM | dhiner hour. .
G- Wlicn jron too’: tbeldscnltpoHteWnj^
t ■ 'breugLA ilHSrc? A.. 1 wmumAfArrc.Uit i«ew
^ it udthuAbtr article* readyforb^uing when
with. . thh. Deflioiar
on the return of
th© chatnlier, Id bad
nccuSBd us* the word “Tyraffif’ but in what
connection he waa unable to say.
Me Mausfold
the “*
si'S®***'**’"'
Q? Not ou-tho boordt
on tlie hoard, Imt on the I aide.
Yes, yeaf" s! •luted Frederick from hD was full, there u*cs a evdtee service Ueve.
•eat, “I board him—he mid that wo, at least,
I think he said we, acted the tyrant"
This Interference was a little dtoponccrtbig.
Hi* majesty waa not lu the witness bos, nor
The counsel hurrfeJ on to the nort
of his case. Bolomon Hirsch, the aub-dh
rector, was pntia the wltnssn box.
Connsd—IX) you know this vase? • *
Htrsch—Certainly.
si seen It? Tall tho jury
' itet. ’ said V*liike,
yw are nebe|if>v »a Vrt
«•'gWnhan.* she • e»*r.d,
urwvtilel ,
I k V
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yea ran return, U
raising
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wit a ter ♦, and Im
reUadW. Hhe seha
reived M, he w* the
tV kiacr had bmh-a
ft trf bl ftftllli pift|wi drref !
rA*ftAWCA *
liberal for
metre the
A gnml
<W the vase |
C, Where here i 'u
ali vtoi know aboiu it.
It. I saw It find tn I
the Royal r«Ure of Hanaaouci. on
slant, beti
causaot
to arm
hlbhUon.
C. TvM the Jury under what
you saw M, and v
lfTun,Wchad
Q. You are ccrtam it was not «ni f be hointl
A. Quit* certain. I do not think there waa
room for it on the board.
Q. Was any one br tho oven, tn tho babt*
bouse, whfle yon weriat dinner. Uthe lioho^ t
home left open to nn v one to go into at that
time ? A. tTi, no, ii'u under the ebargo of
Hei r Potonvon Hie Cl ZJaE
Q. Did you see Herr Ilirecbf A..Y«fc Hi
hndapak'tte and bniali in hi* hand-, and
palette and bn»h in hi* hands, and
said that Georg© Htockniavwr, the last wit
ness, had smeared one of the rofToe eupe, amt
ho had been putting the launtiDg to rifhls . !
Q But tV tomBa UAtTm kmcltel nmi . .
etween 10 and 11 in the morning. I reputed Tills U It? V IjSSw my. That ; ‘'tlokii’ said the Mag.
fix the hoite mere prertssly. Ibad i te one of the'srt Ifbcu hahret I rniun* ee ••or what b more. 1 Afn 4iS
■geWyaeaes at ywnlais for ths rx- to tV particular rup I do AU tnwhte m/’ I wiU create Vr a berwro
aetf to cxakhie the painting. TWAvo ihst Uf - L*t me see! Hhe shall be the
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i had only been dbswrewd la 1710
la make ears white
lain, and the towaI factory e—mtetded—t in
till The yrtem paid for the artscies that
temsd from It were high la ITiO. th* court
of Vienna, by bribery. Induced ooo at the
workmen to escape from Msuaeii sn.1 carry
the precious seer*: to th© capital by the
Danube. And now, In I Tty, Frederick,-a«
conqueror, entered the factory nnd watched
the workmen Engaged in modeling, burning,
painting, gilding. •
Frederick wm not a man to neglect Ms op
portunity, and he at one© made a demand
that «Tme of the master workmen and of the
bast artists should be delivered over to him,
that be might establish a royal porccLiiu
factory of hi* own at B*>rlin. Among tbo
former wa* Wegoli, who tjecamo th© actual
master and founder of tho Berlin imrcrlaia,-
and among the latter was n young girl named
Hophio MansfckL While Frederick was
going over th© factory at Meissen, he was
Shown some beautiful vases j min led with
landscapes and pastoral subject, so fresh,
Charming and quaint that bo asked the noma
Of the artist, and when told it. stipulated that
she—for the pointer was Sophie Maimfehl—
should accompany the ^etachmont which he
(■gaged to coma to Berlin, and make and
S at porcelain for the replenishing of his
▼ate purse
At this very ttme, 1745, the C7iolsoa,potbery
works were eHabUehed, and one of the
fimteers, or foremen, of the Chelsea works,
a man called Aldtoiry, was then in Berlin.
Be had be— sent over, perhaps, to endeavor
te securosoroc at ths workmen for the Cng-
In this he failed. FVed*
he was in Berlin, and bad his
walrWd. He went further; be
I te bribe Aktimry to divulge omw
led the C1wlac« factory 1>U-
r hr —©eemtsd in this rasmst h*. w-d, h—
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A f* w days later the
heeded, warm b©arts*l *
did law at to Frodrnrk the Great a
enrarwial frem Hophke tlsii-Trld, entreating
nrrnuasson to ?* slkwred u* recerr to her
1 Wm— In the Kviisi rwsRitainw The king
took it from hi* haJfcL grAsted. reel a ptoace
down th© pac*. tun—t an angry eve at the
I youth end put the paper in hte |«»lcet.
That cveeing tlcw© was a reception at the
wise of the C< »unt« * • *
Derlin,. and the king graciously attended,
smd
—CV—. eema, aoosv meml tha 4—i
AM Mi—TO snged «md feoipmt the Wt
smt ite— wtlha iwefresd harnMAw A
rftofelft
r—tef-k owpteamd atthsshapr ft the
t—re, met the TOu—f ei e—op sf the hamb—
, “It M ( >■(, 'Sasss *i.' he said. '*TWsre|
, asm* he hmghad. That, I —sm—a le te-
■ ■ ndr*l hw am at IL> taiu. I think 1 rvrog
aim (he fort Uh* •-*««■ Dat -1 advsr weft
i late LatUs su saug asnl roan m that; and
wbewer pal.:U*l this hee fsrgett— the
fncars at mmS that s hm my grertoo* n—a
1 r.TO aay <4 my lAkors If 1 ever were rtnth
m.y km o-sTO A* « use sae
n •'•wmA *d B*sr 11v vs
Afftwr-rmaAftr •» O^h* fti I2S—TO—rmsd^mn^—IflJTaiMA
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truHT
The countess | TOHSirTWPC I r-imv floe china nnd
some ajiccimcus of the Rusoian msnul arture.
Thr king was curio—about these laUer, mid
took them up outjjrfoked at their mark*.
wtth tV gh—on Mgirea mn by the giam on mg —htead—ka Ua was p—a iawfm. | “No. ao^ shouted IV hte— Cm bar am
this yoremata fl bars not mdappera eoat I V know aotateg sf k—; bftT ths— w— ba—edTOeh—. 1 dlaTOaqgsVr.* ' ^
in mj wnrdrehe; and *y I fth list:* at L—util t te ha mmvmft Ifi tail mtatert* I TVs wm notssacGy to* «« r hi which trtal
MnSh.iu—wres splsebvil. H wm a muddy ! nm rose, te*. who eras anrnaktutxd wfUi all tV ~ ' ' " ‘ * ‘
4s* t M hut w this ma-npti-sil To the «*r- . yronmm df porcelain te—ofsetare, he who
nsl glory—Ah, there Is dent, or smudge, or , wm in and out ft tV royal factory, had
wsnctliniK there Take Um raw*, Uirwh, c,*cAl iweaas ft «l—rtAJP* and laqatry,
wijvMd **^l ,, , and hand It to nw ouoe more." j uid w—M V far niorr Ukrly tq ovme U> Um
Ate's tumuli fully p
sling attrA king's
atid mb hard, at
ip© it again, and Hand It to am Mice more.’' ; uxt w—hi V tar more Ukrly to co
, .... . , , Tbre* the sub-director again roceivad aotUan of the matter Ibaa another,
house of the L<sintesa Laxmka, who wras In '.Sophie's beautifully printed pier*, aiul now, tnm that
kaaeltAg atuh king's fast, he pi ucreded to j srtheir.-s he
nib, and nib bant, at one portion of the *ur- 1
fare. As ho did so he cast a malignant
glance at the count
Bophie was surprised; ami looked at Count |
Lazinka, who stood liehind hi< majesty. * '
“That is all fight; that will do,” said the
king. “Now give m© the rase once more."
Ifo held it up before his eyre, and studied
1 tho scroll below tho picture of himself.
Then, suddenly, hit fate changed; his cheeks
dyed themselves crimson, and his
fire.
$
i eye flashed
“Hire," said Lorinka ‘‘it was flfr.igncd and
drawn entirely by tho Demoiselle Mausfeld."
“And sho painted ths inscription to the
©tenial memory of Frederick the Great, ©b!"
. ‘‘ Your majesty,*’ said Lazinka, again bow
ing and coloring, 1 must admit an in discre
tion. It was I who wrote that inscription in
characters of gold. I Was ot» day visiting
tbo demoiselle u> Inquire after the progress
gold paint
of the vase, when sho had her
x.f 12AKSN mixed, and, tire, I was Unable to conceive
' * that thored I~at «VTOk4 ^uW burnto i f#w boa, ^
words, and, sire, I with her quill Inscribed foUtrwed ei
' the legend on the vase.” v
„ . I “Ha, bo! Tim tyrant; yea, I timid jtA
« “Sirt, yo* do tn« too much htmor.” savasmueb.”
' llampii *■ be said, “unJcm mj men work ' , p»* young cretet looked at the king (A ear-
better I shall not allow any figure on their prise, . . . gA ^
prod net ions—not the Brsmlesiburg regie— ‘Up. shouted theTtag. “tVbers !• tbs
nor a B crowned, nothing but IVcgcH’s Arreft Mieni Ush—both LaftnAa
-tmyw tf our poreeloiik Uw—m aadlVgirl TVy are both gmlt/of trea- CL"
. [reuyalMw tVnrbamt arretre to - -T. .. ... '
\~s&TB&£kF-’ EStT
it
in, but nev-
1 bead, aud
waa puKreeterui mnuhWM MAgHkh self cutifl-
Je&LV t<> a mure himself V cwuM convince a
jury if only he found liow the uiyatorwas iu-
wription had come uu tbo vas
cheerfully ooimeuted to Um oiler.
language to make much ft a' speech for tV
dftona; V very shortly informed the Jury ^ „
e* idcnce | Q- What Is J?«qr aar
Froei'h-hsninur. widow.
Y«*or erode? Ai I am a
. Did you, Uirre il^jra ago, itveivo.frusi
Herr Hirsch any dotbos to waah? A. Ym,
t ha. would show U—u that the i
incr inu
inating the
the young count was not corn- | Froa
to famitm a o—toao* afiainst Q-
i called Sophio MauafeLl into 0-
CHAPTER V.
* n $
Ths day of Urn trial anirei. It creafail
great interest , both becauae ft tho UUe and
position ft th* principal person accused, but
stso bsreuse ft the novelty oNfx proceeding,
“Who mlnbxl tbit TVor ho AUMBod in a * r “° D< ™ 5 01 ™ noT * lly ° I T ep, ™ nff ‘
voice of ffmnder. ' <> -TT Tbo court—an extemporised one, with, place
A tho side for the jury, was crowded. The
king was present; he was Interested with this
liperimeni, and desirous of seeing how trial
br jury worked. The Countess Lazinka was
Uso them, ia a gallery for lidioe. The court
eras formally opened; tho Jury took tho ro*
the end.
did not add the word tyrant
A. Tho count wrote the inscription, and I
did not think qf the little gold flower till top
yilred o^th, and IAzinka appeared under j^f n |d > tba kiln
conduct ft two oaken; and Sophie htofis-
... - . - - - -
K caough
Then ho
tho witneen box.
Q. Dirfy— palaft tholegrndaathaarroU? Id*all htei , . ,
A. 1 did not. . . A—g Ure^thcs did you recefte i
* Who did that? A. The Couut Aug—. ] hau<ikcn*hWf A.' Yet, 1 did. '
tus Lczlbka. ' - , ,{ - |» -Q. MHUs It? i ...
One was |>rodi|qnL stained wAh blue. A.
Yes, I know it again, noth by tho stable,' aud
also by Ms initiate th^gof—Tf .
The color dealer wm again culled and asked
If be couM swoar that the Mac on tbo hntxt-
kerchief was tbesamaasTOat lisiiad hold to
Hirsch. Ho swore to their identity.
That concluded tl«c cast Tor tho flcfbnsd,'
In a few words AMbnry pointed out tha
wlient fcataratf the fact that
liecn in cliarge of tit© vase: that
hands at tbw ttew the gold point
fully grown and ,
there art no flttte
*"tr
Q. iW waflaJlf'ft. That re—all. '
Q. Was Utors space after le grand kft
vacant? A. The aa»n«‘hr a» th© roglnnfng.
At the bcgirtfihig I notlco a l«Uo flureation
In gold flhing tbs space. .There 1* none at
How do you ocrmult for that if be
told Brought from iterUn by tV
COunt Augustna L—ink* and Bephie JCreu-
i Tho Rnglfeh
exactl v. becauso
AM burr war wot clear about the rends ft
procedure, ao that it teas, in tact, somewhat
ft a jdmbla. For Inetauce the Judge o—aod
preceediugs by an nddmau to the Jury’And
the UMMtoic—rent that if found guilty Um
oouiit wouhl VasuA—ced to sixyaerVlm-
raaster and adeedfft. nu? vase
odcLtbe little ornament fiHtng in thd Mnpty
spato of ter le grand; but he told me it was
Q...You are mre the count,
worn tyreAf A. Quito -
it had ho done so.
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Cibur
ropii
B<n,hie
“You may
s?ls
tery are UAH guuty Of trea- fcdtolVuU y—re^sSia^confi
r - IV ftteo* far temate Urimreate
-:SS?w®#2rv ; i."J
_ J abouM have
Beettevba was quite
incapable—with hit noble sonl—-
Aldbury. That wiH do. We do not
your opinion at t V e—1 ft Oto couaA
wM^wrigwi^
.-JP arning. the rasa bad bean
eudtrfty; tVt duriu^UV psAv)
fire, th« sqialt
served being
Urjfe one*,
orpleroottif
by aootniior
nl*h from coVeT*
tlokle* the skln of
ft alig^k to
A fly is a
wnlcn contagious
It p^Moos wounds and
ly virus from ‘
into food, it
i scavengar indttt
decaying <
blue paint bad hmn used to concern! hurt ft the bcglutflf^f tft UfUltef,
tSi ‘'“‘^•‘*‘■^‘'-1 *« * «* plrfeh'. *«»*.'
r imunaich. ;
r retired for two mlnutrs, and TO-
srtth a verdict ft “Ho* gufit/.’' *
Isuiuko, was acquitted, huh nowtRS J*W
house la mado they will
great
foof or 1
down.
placed fa jam
thml of tftrori.
ft tv«
Ual
into i
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