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Sooner done than Baby Is soothed: re
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By ELMO SCOTT WATSON
ELLE BOYD
:
#4.
the ‘Sto
burg being
North ar
ween the
With
Confed
was
ine own
When the Nort! ves entered that
Belle mediate
cap
ng that
ndent rebel
into
HON
i= 8
tain who deg fore leav
indy."
Belle Saves Her Home
Her toward the invaders
of Martinsburg resulted in the Federal
troops determining to
and Stripes the
ntiitude
raise the Stirs
over Boyd
mother declared that
of her family would
they would permit that
upon a soldier, who said to have
been intoxicated, struck her to the
floor. He was promptly shot down hy
the daughter. In retaliation the sol-
dlers threatened to burn the house hut
Belle hastened to the Union com-
mander and by his orders the home
was saved,
Soon afterwards Belle took advan
tage of the opportunity presented by
her position within the Federal lines
to begin her activities as a spy. Her
first attempt, however, was a failure.
One day, after having exercised her
charms to wheedle military informa
tion from a Unlon officer. she en
home
Bella's
member
every
die be
fore where
is
— a
Assam
Bridal Custom
————————
Custom has Imposed upon brides in
Assam a considerable amount of trou
ble before thelr prospective husbands
are safely tied up. On her wedding
day the bride is garishly attired In a
gown flashing with brillinants, and with
a band of jewels holding ap her veil,
She goes to the house of the bride.
groom-to-be. The door is open. The
bride and her attendants rush In and
search the house. The search con
THE CENTRE REPO
RTER,
i
le Is Found Guilty
n her freedo
ize of prisoners
the record of
is none too clear
reason sl
(geatedis releases thon
i | i
Known to he 8 dang
of her
it Is impossible to set
down
AS A RDY Ww
peeurate in detail
About the only thing that is
tain is that her spirit was never brok
every
oer
em by any of her experiences and that
she did more first-class defying of her
captors than any other spy
ord. Perhaps the highest tribute that
Was ever paid to her was the order
of Secretary Stanton when she was
arrested in Martinsburg to which she
had returned in 1863. “Don’t let
#el near enough to anyone to talk.” he
directed, “she'll charm the heart out
of his body.”
Eventually she was imprisoned In
Carroll prison in Washington, again
piaced on trial and sentenced to hard
labor in Fitchburg prison. Later this
sentence was commuted and she was
released and sent Routh with orders
never again to he found within the
Federal lines. Some time later she
took passage on a blockade runner
bound tor England. This ship was
captured by a Union vessel and Belle
an reg
Lier
the Stage
§ en
Takes to
s t
died
fle
there and
he was buried ring
cemetery there and ®OMe
her grave was unmarked. Final
bers of the Woman's He
Wief corps in Kilbourn purchased a
board on which placed fol
lowing inscription: "One Flag. One
Country Marie Isabel! High
Boyd, Confederate Spy. Born May 9
1843. Died June 11, 1000." Later a
gione was purchased by W. A. Ever
man of Greenville, Miss, and that is
the stone which now stands at the
hesd of her grave. Each year at Me
morial day members of the GC. A. R
and the Woman's Relief corps deco
rate the grave as reverently as they
do those of their own soldier dead
But if present plans are carried out
that labor of love will no longer be
necessary, For Belle Boyd is going
home-—back to her beloved Valley of
the Shenandoah. And in the future
her awn people of the South will care
for her grave and over it one day in
each year will droop the Stars and
Pars, which she served so well so
many years ago.
men
the
was
Belle
tinues until the bride discovers the
seemingly refuctant bridegroom, When
found he resists vigorously before the
bride finally overcomes him and ear
ries him off in trinmph. The growing
of tea is the sole occupation of As
sam, and it is after the hustle and
bustle of the harvest that the Assam
man, or rather Assam woman, takes
her mote,
Practically 50 per cent of the total
number of voters in the United States
are women,
Lovelier Lady
It iinotypers must make errors, it
was appropriate that one of them, set.
ting a story about a man seeking a
divorce, made it read that the plaintift
asked the court for a change of Venus
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are good the rings on trees are wider,
and there is a higher proportion of
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