Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 74

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DESTORIES

IN LIBBY PRISON DAYS.

When the Hardships of Warfare Were Such ax Are Not Known Now.

John J. Walker, who is now justice of the peace and police magistrate in. Wilkinsburg, Pa., enlisted in the Sev enth Pennsylvania volunteers, but later joined the One Hundred and Thirty- ninth, in which he was captain of com pany E.

"We were crossing the Potomac. when MeMullen turaed around and shouted to us: 'Boys, if you can't get any horses here in Maryland you had better go back to Philadelphia.'

"I served considerably over four years in the army, was at Antietam, Gettysburg and the Wilderness, but l must say that no experience that I had In any battle can compare with the hor. ror of the 11 months I spent in Libhy prison.

"I was captain of company E in the Wilderness. and some of us had man aged to get a little too far ahead.

"It was in the second day's fight, and the rebs, after wounding a good many of us-and unfortunately I was one of that number-managed to cut us off from our comrades and make us pris- oners.

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"No man who did not live through that hell can realize the horror of it; no man can have enough command of language to express what we went through.

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"All'of the men, unfortunately, could not be trusted. They were all members of the union army, but some were trai- tors, and if they had learned of the work that was being done on that tun- nel would immediately have betrayed the conspirators and delivered them up.

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"My luck was against me, and I was compelled to remain where I was.

"Each morning the guards used to come in and announce the men who had

"My number was 218, and never in my life shall I forget the thrill that

LIBERATED FROM LIBBY PRISON.

went through me when after 11 monthr I heard the guard call It out.

"When I got out of that priaon and saw once more the skies above me and felt once more the sunlight and the fresh air around me, I was the hap- piest man in the world, and I can say to-day that though I have had many blessinga in my life, and have many things for which to be thankful, the happiest day I ever spent waa the day I was liberated from Libby prison.

"I have a nephew who was with the Tenth Pennsylvania at Manila, and when he came home I asked him bow he liked soldlering.

""It was awful. Uncle John," he aaid ; "it was almply awful. They treated us well and fed ua the best they could, but the meat was not always as fresh as It might be, aad some of the other food could hure been improved on.'

"I had to laugh at that. These men who. I believe, are just as brave as any of us were, complain because their meat Is not always fresh.

"Why, in the army of the Potomac 1 don't believe we had heef three times a year, and even when we did get it it was not always recognizable. "No, the boys who went out to this Spanish war were brave enough. 10 doubt, but after all is said and done they were 'feather-bed' soldiers,

"When they have four or five men killed they call it n battle. If we didn't have half a dozen men killed before | breakfast we concluded that the 'rebs' had overslept themselves.

"And, besides that, these boys had no Libby prison."-Philadelphia Press.

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Rich American Girl May Decide to Become the Wife of Young Princo llenry of Orleans.

Miss May Goelet, who, it is reported, may some day be the wife of Prince llenry of Orleurs, is one of the richest heiresses of New York. Whea she reaches the age of 25 Miss Goelet will- come into possession of $20,000,000 left her by her father, the late Ogden Goelet. As the wife of a royal prince of France she could use her Immense for- tune with more advantage in a worldly social way than if she were lo marry any other nobleman, not royal, la ull Europe.

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MISS MAY GOELET. (Amarican Heiress Who May Marry Prince Henry of Orleans.)

of France. He fa the eldest son of the Duc de Chartres, but in spite of the fact that his blood is as blue and as kingly as that of any king In the world he is a poor man-a fact which many trades- men in Paris and other continental cities know to their sorrow. Henry has been long looking for a wife who would supply him with funds. Everybody kaows this, and everybody knows, too. that he has been "paying attention" in the most assiduous fashion to the beau- tiful young New Yorker. The Goelets live in fine style in superb apartments at a hotel in the Place Vendome. They have been entertaining in a lavish man- ner, and at every one of these affairs Prince Henry has been the principal guest and has never attempted to con- ceal the fact that he has eyes only for Miss Goelet's beauty and for none be- sides.

French royalty is at low ehb, and thrones are not eager to elly them- selves with dead hopes. So it came about that when Austria declined to pay Prince Henry's debts by such an alliance with one of its princesses the possible French king turned to the un- titled but fabulously wealthy American girl.

One fact that seems to strengthen the theory that a royal wedding is in sight is found in Mrs. Goelet's preparations to buy a beautiful home in Paris, where. it is said, she will live permanently. Is it not possible, people are asking, that Mrs. Goelet has an ambition that her fascinating daughter shall outshine Comtesse Castellane, who was Miss Anna Gould ? But Mother Goelet may not succeed, even If this theory be true. for Miss May has a will of her own, and may not be persuaded to marry for so- cial glory,

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 74

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

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