MAD CAREER OF
Death of rH .Srtptathrt Recall
Memories of America's Mont
Desperate Outlaw.
WAS
a sLannia ahd robber,
Outrages Upon His Family Incited
Hin o Deeds oi Maniacal
Fury.
Kecontly tli knTi at V, : Ueuben
Samuels, . of Missouri,' baa beVn an
nounced in a line. To tlit majority of
readers thin Item conveyed no lg
nltleance. Yet H.wtor Samuel was a
figure In the guerilla warfare that
mail of Missouri and K-ins,i scttlnpi
for the bhsxllest and bitterest (trite
ever waged by handed assassins. Sam
ui'ls was, however, a passive llgure, the
accidental center of affair ti which he
look no part. Conflict waxed about
ti I ill. Its fiery billows surgitig up to the
threshold of his hoiiie. For he wo the
huslwnd af the mother pf Jeo Jaiiws.
a woman with tho heart of a lionet,
loving her own with an Intensity as
Here as the hat nil she felt for her
enemies.
Tho death of Doctor Samuels recall
the mad career of Je.e, aa Intrepid n
freebooter, aa ever murdered ard
robbed ; a man who for years, moving
In a community where everybody knew
there was a price, go,, his head, uerer
ti Inched In the presence of danger.
James was a man of curious paradoxes,
lie was strong In friendship, terrible,
unrelenting In bait I a. whether, under
the black 'flak of Quaptrell or warring
on the society that: bod mdn him un
outlaw, 'jto hie mother he was always
kind and'alTeotloiiaUf to hla wife a
model husband. Hla children found In
him, so far as their tender senses could
ajipreclate, every desirable element ?
fatherhood, tor a long time he as
sumed the name of HowardThere was
no better 'citizen than "Mr, Howard,
no more thoughtful neighbor. Shortly
before he was killed thfre had been a
municipal ' prooesefina In Bt Joseph,
marking a local etont. .At the head -if
the parade was a platoon of oIt-.
Immediately behind the police rode
Jesse James on a blooded horse, bis
little boy Jesse held before him. Such
were the chance the bandit took. . ,
There have been attempts to exalt
Jesse James. That he wait driven Into
the hard school of Quantrell uut be
Bad as was Uunutrell, aa monstrous!
his cruelty and measureless his passion
there were ho,li opposing hliu that
lacked iiona of his nmllgiilty of pur
iHwe. hut did lack his leadership. One
day the representatives of one of the.
bodies rode up to the Samuels home
They found lHietor Samuel at work
with Jesse In a eornlleld. With oaths
they demanded the wlicrcntvouta of
Uuantrell. Samuel could not tell
them. They hanged hliu to a tree an,
kept hliu suspended until nearly dead.
Thrice did the doctor have lo submit
to this torture, and was left senseless
and bleeding. Jisjse had Imvii obliged
to look on. Then with whips he was
scourged up and down the corn rows,
prodded with bayonets. Little wonder
that there arose within him a tumult of
hatred, rnwlttlng'y tile visitors were
training Mm for a place with yuan
trell, that grim Individual who with
his own hand had slain thirty nut of a
hand of thirty two that had killed
brother.
Leaving Samuel to suffer, the Inter
lepers next demandi-d of Mrs. Samuels
that she betray Uuantrell. "I am like
Marlon's wife." she resHimleil, what
I know I will die knowing." They did
not kill her. A little later she was)
jr.K.sr James,
(from a l'tioiugrsiia Ttkea In 175
taken to Jail In Liberty, and there, with
her daughter, subjected to hardship snd
grossest Insults. She was a Southern
sympathizer and. far from denying th
fact, gloried In It. In a community
aflame with excitement and prejudice.
growing accustomed to every cypres
stun of vlolen.-e, this was offeiidlug
enough.
I ash tee ol Troupe.
It was enough, too, to drive Jesse
from the perils of bis threatened home
Into the ranks of the Quantrell guerrll
las. mere Ue found himself among
men fittingly desi-rllied aa crossed lie-
tween highwaymen and tigers. He wai
a smooth faced boy, yet soon there was
f, a j L .
UOP.nF.RY ' OFTHjp' STACK ,COACH
JAMFS (J A NO.
admitted. Ills mother was a native of
Kentucky, and when the muttering of
civil war were tlrst heard her sympa
thies were with the isouth. So were,
those of Doctor Samuels, iu these sym
pathies It was but natural that the boy
hould share. Quantrefl' guerrilla or
ganization had os?rated before the dee
laratlon of war. It was a sinister
group, wholly without mcrcv, hideous
in Its methonfrflH members made up of
social renegades sti-eped In crime, snd
bent upon revenge. f' .
qejaatrefl's Ciurrrllleui.
Quantrell had a grievance against
aome of the msurauder of the border.
Others had sworn, tiirtH1 oil the Fed
erals they could In reprisal against
outrages committed hyr sympathisers
with the cause of the North; 'A Quan
trell gained prestige soine'soldli-r de
serted the Confederate rank tfl Join
him, lmre!led by a -tdood-liist not to be
satisfied on the battlefield. Tbey 'era veil
the Joy of murder. Tbeygnve-no tjnar
ter. No prlsrirfcr. wisTipnred. -'As fight
ers they were de'mofia. Thcy rolled up
on skill as horsemen and with revol
vers. When they went Into action It
was with a JJendbib iet that could
not be with.v v,;, ,
It waa the practice 'of every Quan
trell follower to take the reins In his
teeth, guide the horse by pressure of
tiie knees alone and, with a revolver
in each hand, plunge at full speed In'o
the heart of the enemy. There was no
preliminary -r,'.'JoL;' gallop-!," but
the trained horses,, sprang to tho utmost
gait on the Instant The rush was n
terrifying spectacle, pitiless, awful ; a
reritahle swath of death.
not one of his comrade a more dan
gerous fighter, lie was as good a rider
as any, a better shot than any, and
the ferocity that had slumbered wltbla
him was roused to a pitch that made
hliu as demoniac as the rest of ths Ini
quitous brotherhood of butchery.
The exploits of the guerrillas. In
which Jesse soon took active nnrt.
were almost beyond belief In their
reckless daring, their frenzied brutal
ity. The affair af (entrails Illustrate
the actuating spirit. One day it was
September 24. IH--s train bearing
twenty-four Federal soldier. rolled Into
the little station. Ipon the platform
awaited Hill Anderson, one of (junii
trell's most savage followers, mil
enough of his associates to orerawo the
soldiers. The twenty four were march
ed out of their car, stood In a line nnd
slaughtered to s man.
Soon after :KiO troop under Major
Johnson, sought to punish this d.-ed,
'an approached a rendezvous where
there were 22 of the guerrillas John,
son adopted suicidal tactics. (Evident
ly he did not understand Quantrell'
way. He caused his men to dismount,
and thus they stood awaiting the on
slaught. On came tin- guerillas like a
whirlwind. They could not be with
stood. Human courage could not en
dure against these grinning devils, who
rode with teeth bared ami holding th
reins. After one volley the troop, ,.d,
They were pursued as foxes are (pur
sued, and of the iUKl only eighteen e
enped. The rest were not wounded.
They were dead.
In thl charge Jesse James, having
the best horse, was In the lead. It was
Millet from his unerring revolver ths!
laid poor Johnson low, and many other
were accredited to him that dreadful
day. The guerrillas lost four men. SiHi
wa their usual fortune. Hy experi
ence of thl kind Jesse Jamc u
hardened. He was a butcher of men.
Crime WIiIuimI Parallel.
All Incident characteristic of Jev
Jamc tuny be related here, After the
war, traveling In Tennessee, he found
the widow of an old comrade. It hap
(xMied I hut n mortgage upon her la
wa to be foreclosed that day. and she
momentarily expecting the Sheriff
and the I ley lender. The sum sle
needed wan J-.M1 Jesse had thl l"
hliu, but no more, and he was far from
home, but he gave It to her. Then he
secreted himself by the roadside, watch
cd the otllclals and the lender arrive
and depart, and stepping from ambush
with leveled pistol, made them du
gorge the entire amount, lth which he
went on his way. Imppy lu hmlng
the widow's home at the cost of 8 ,r''
tllng Inconvenience not In Itself disa
greeable. When fully launched tin hi crimi
nal course, Jesse had with lilm Hill An
dcrsou, the (Vntrall butcher, and fif
of the Younger toother, a '!l
some othi'rs. Iiiclmllng bis own brother
Friink. Fr.ink has Isvti for iimny ear
now a reputable, law abiding Individ
mil. He always tacked Initiative, sn-t
never bad a tithe of the singular abib
If y nf Jesse The first act known to
have hern committed by the gaiig wa
the robbery of a blink t ('orydon, low a
a b"ld and os-n raid, whbh the pe- !
Mtrator nnnouueed lo a gathering of
citizen a tliey .te away, firing their
pltol. Ill July, is7:t, they rohlsrvl !
triiln on the f. It. I. A I". Hear Council
Itliiff. murdering an unarmed engl
neer. At Interval followed pibtrt I
on the Iron Mountain, netting IiM: i
one ori the I'nion raclflc, where the
(I wns I.Vi.kii. mid another with a j
$IT.0oil haul on the Missouri I'Ai'irtc In
ea-h Instance there was displayed ut-j
ter Indifference a to the killing of I
trainmen or passenger, although j
si lily an inclination lo leave few dead
BABCOCK MILK TtST.
fllmpl. Accurst "! "
VVdh Lltll biuov
J It "! I'is''-""f llrt.
llnl.r. vol tit sbw,
I A l"t deal ha t-ce "
1 toting mil V
farmer alrr.ly use lw lUlwa-fc
but em uh ln.U.rle. bav. ni l
writer lo wirul tha-eillon thai lit
,b ct Is no! yet dillr uml-ito.J.
Many ee,n to have th Mr. Ihsl Hit
lUUns s trtt I compile.'"!. '
Iw.t an uurlll'l f"1'- '
rroiiMxi Idea and ahoiild no! tw !
los, lo prevail. The tel I lmpl.
awiirate sml e'Hy m"erl br anyon
who HI give the matter H"' '''
ful tu ly nd attention. It wml b
Ix.rn in mind thst the awuitey and
value id the t' drpend lud a lull on
the lest, bal quit a un'h '
pr er taking ol Hi mpl. If ll'
i improperly doit th rtnlt r of
llttl lii. Foe eismple, lb writer
lis knoan ol cow oiiii hc. when
devirlng lo ll n111 "n 'f"!1"
nl cow, h tn lt, mpl by
milking dlieetlt lnUithsmpl bl
lis. When U I no n llul h lrl
Pt of a eo- tiiMk i K'go'y "'i long .m for malm in. i kwij
....I ii, I.. i ...rl uf sir tiling I vr i -i.,. ,n. .,.i ........ '
rich In fst, H i ell evident iht 'l'
Blip! would yirhl rull "ll'ltl
vlu o fr a drtermlning tl aeol
llebne ol that prtliulf cow' milk.
'(he milk to b tt-l ulioold I
p mred (mii on can Into ni !irr
11 tlmr ot crelill llnd nh
,t-:rrr until tl I of uniform minor
The .an pl U then ltnmllll Ukn,
Ii-frrb:V itll lli!l. long hsn llrd
tl ik !IOirf esttnot list duo i i - n ... . .
.ti.r ,. i. tkn it mu .i .i ' . "
t p'nce.1 In in inun )r i "
prervtiv ddl lo k.p II wt.
Th Hl.'.-k tt Udtls si grtsln
ted on th sitiixlttoa thai n II
rhaii.! rtlele to pis.r TT
This m result m,r g, . H
h fH tmpmliit i. li-W";H
tU.ol.l. lowmtUi .nwlijw
or to.) weak cl,i (ir too ul.l. N
of th milk uwy ruli 0 , JT
olou.ly le.t. 'H t
Much more compM
m.iny r.ch onlfll ih p
Molthls.rtk,!.!. ,
Ulllier III Simplicity J'
ihsl II. r. I, nmhln,
uivillfvin sU.,.1 li i. 'H"I a
-m . ... M lifc...
tint any on .. ot lln... u..,.r
willing lo lv. It . jiB,"
ilene. ran tlly lUMlM .
W ben th fanner fully r-lttiw
lurnl.I.e biro k.y t,0, TV"
Ing mil hi .unprotlubl kJz
for chm king up hlcr,tm,.. 'Jjf
will not b ilow tatnak, .TV
IlatcHirk ImI. "")
fAMIUV HOI BIOS,
Stmt Good ImiiIoiii tor fm
fwa"r,
tr I It ttktsa, t'sfsaniir f Usk -
Houi kind ot hot's! I k
ttrtoi If on I lu -.!.-. J"
pl.nl Uit rnli a, ttJ2
long Min for msttiiin ITT!
also ftntda in ..i,........ it- .
... -n 'Fwri(,
Win rrr, such radishxim) Imim
In ,v,nc ol U st4sti , nltn
a lomaiittw, rlbii. rlry K4mZ
8or. .rcl,mily dru..r.d lhllkk
l.l..l IN 11. 1.. .. II. T
... ,..,,:,,,, Df(Jf (I,-
Itaii lanted to H.s u,,f -t,un' fc
ih Noilh, At the. cMp aH 4
U irg.ldnl Us lplB(ttt-
evry well tlMd gi.a, th it
iroetloa nd msnfm.at ol setl
gram s.mpl i takn. MUk vn
very llttl In It )--i8o gravity and
p pett grsduatwl to hold 17 eubh
cntiuitr will rlvllvet pprniltnalely
IS grim ol mlik. Wheo lb n l
I r-dy for iMtlng, th ) oeUioin
it .hottld b plactnl In rm ' and
slowly tiMtisj lu ln)p-rtowof abuot
to lend ImpresNlvriii- to the occsston ;g dgr FIlinhll. Un lh
pt wll: pcllly ' thai sny cream
whlrb may liav itlird oo th ld
of th Jar 1 csiatully tolled with lb
other pirl of th strep'. Th msin-
Ing p pett ll now flllnj to th n-aik
Flisl of all. liulUJ sf b a.41
m an Ineliwm mirml aittikM
lurnlshesl with titlficlal KesttUtt
in pi.ni. ai ipt is aa iftlvslyp.
ing rooditlrn. Common ,tbl
renitllutM Ih wla oure k mv
Oil bl. Thai are Html tnt
menU lbt ahould b Baud tfui
in ainti ana iiiiif at exn
rot bottKHl. hould trset
Ih lg thioufboal. sag It U,
b of o-h Uitur thai ht saristl
will avithef b dufT ollll
oggr. On In othr haa4, II U
rp.nd Willi (pfingy litkdr t
natih lb lghl of , iUm
flufftni op wbco lb pmsnr h s
moTxI. Her manai thWh luttssj
This i. don bv tucking lb milk p I o,ihira lo ooe h.lf nr (
Into th p'stt bo th maik: ih. j (u bulk will ism.lly U hoi k
.lw. I...H... t. I.l.ll.l.'w lAmrm.il . ... ....
With sporadic outbreak the Jsmes
gang did nothing rHvllly notable
after the Missouri Pacific robbery un
til Septends-r, IHTil, wbnti they under
took tu rob a bank t Northfletd, Minn.
The eltlren (might gisl fight iisu
learning that the bank cshler had lieen
kllbsl. Mill Chadwell. t'lell Miller n I
f'hsrley I'lft were hot to death and
Hob and Jim Younger, wtlh Jess
James, were wounded. The wounded
Younger, together with their brother
Cole, wer captured ami sentenced to
prison for life lt,.t db-d lu prison.
Cole snd Jim were pardonm) In p.sit.
and a year later Coir committed soi l
clde. Frank Jame mntuwcl lo get ths
l lowin tna mil u mlum fun lnl.i ll,s ,. . . l u l.
Killed h. f r,.rt... - - . " - . nH ,n ,alaj ciimaie. n mm m
so,,, . ,e . j. j,. ' ' V" '"i ft'-! "'
v irrwiuiiiiT irtrm in dtii, i i. -..a .in t.
Imund to culminate In tragedy, lioii Th. ne.l ...n i. ..I.l,n, lb. .,lI i""""".. "-""'" "'..
, xt i i . t Wsttsin 7(t4. ii nn itiww'paf
, .n. ,c .-,,..,,,,, i. i. me.uri in tn. ia griMi; ,tt,, to u Uttirtnt.
r omrer, ni de h e.s-t .mount to as .ill depend m.rj fr ,, ,b, pli., dtUfi
offered rewnrl large. 1 on Ih tisiigth ot lh acid. th I ,t. i. . . .t .lim
t t,.,du. . ... . "a wi O'-s niunrv mnjww
f JiHKsi f,,r 1st cnplurc. line "lt.it," , Umperatur of th tamp! lo m trts, ! ,. , . . . . .. ,k. w Ml
Ford, with hla brother Clnr:.. d. ter tc If ordlnarv coinm'C!l atituhut ir ' . "...i ...i .. t. .jJ
I I be ...ml approslmalaly co.,.-t l... Mt,,tn,y,l tmy toM
- nun , i'i'iiii w tiwi i iiivii i ; iiv
dry (oteDiiger I lmmedlt.'y pUrssl
over Ih l p nf th piptl to rvnl
th milk from cp,ng. My gnlly
rslraslng th prwur th milt t al
ios! to rlo oul until level Ub th
niark on th item of th p ptl. Th
p ptu now contains th Is giama.
Ih nmpl I now ecu plied into lh
tfovld till 1011 in tun. M-
over, thl manor hiul4 b fnd, t
otdci that (imuUlloo may ftiimi
tspidiir.
Th pfoe of Ui own tat l ttHirlsl
twfor lb tmour I plcewl Is Ux V
tfs. To mttnpll(h this lh tmtm
I oo I ly piled la hnii. abl.
.Iboti!.. To dolhl th. '."rfil ;(Kin,r.h,pp4,tlM! II dry .be pH
.hould b h.id in a !nting poIiicn, nvurt.,, ihroughoti. a4 If 11
Injured J.e Into Cnkot. and w.y i P"-a" P P '". ,,t ( beoitn tr Mtl, M k V
ernor Crittenden
at the (utile efforts
teetlvi-s to lute him
mined to sts-ure this smn Thev lout
wiii the c nflden( f tiie .nitl.iw. th.. '
miliary Instance. rhaa in whl. h h s
Judgment f men lei him iistrn) he,e
boys bad I he frisdom of (!. J.unes
home. They were iMith there .me
lay in HC. Iteesuse .f tl.e h.-nl J.-ss..
had removed cat rind e.-st iiuiltlo-n laid
aside his arms, n lock of ore. nntlou be ;
had never is-fnre u-en known t rhi' I
ii. iinwrimg itnil h i.-titre on the
wall was askew, he mounted n
to adjust It. This gave the Fords their
fiance. They bad e.li;e. betw.n J,.,,
Jam. and the be.I on which ny hit
pistols Hob then shot (,1m In the tot. i
of the head. There were f,w yn',
and J.-sw Jamt. bnudlt and oiitUi.
was dead lie lived Just long enough
to lie gathered Into tin. ,in 0f bis
wife. The revolver that Hits 11.-.I r...
hi undoing hurt been his (twn ,,ft r
the man who used it. The Ford, got
(heir money, a pardon from tl. ii,,.
ernor and the dctcafiitlon of p,,. ,..
enemlisi nf Jesse Jume Tlo.p,.r....
Ihey knew no pose. There nns nm,,-
so mean as to eitend a bund to them
Charlm Ford rommltted aoi.i.i. i
Itlchtnond. There were no mourner.
loo. IC,,,I .liri.i 1,. .. .
' ' "' ' "lornno. ts-.ll Mir
i..,. 1I..1 ik ... 1. M.ie Ia ftjel
' "'" ' n'"' rr"l' in th hotlss.1.
.monnl tou. To pi.rent the b. n - Af,rf on thoroughly ar4fitt
ng o, oUrrlng o ny , ,!.. th. m.U ( Ufipntlmnt ,,utl. 0 ,,ft W
t .. c,. ,. pour. . .ir jo. ,(,. .,,1. j , ,
ol th. Is,lt,e until .11 h. ln d 11, , .h, , ,L S,,..; . lht ,
boll I geotl. n,t.ry,n4 irllon rf ,h pll ! ft
Now giv the
motion, tho giving lb arid a rharwa
li sd ,H.lly ,m all irt o' th milk.
ha r i'""1 !"' 'l ,ln'! "-reo of (mir minute,
.after which it I. glvon anothar fot.ry
movemeut and Ihro plawt In th
toater.
Th Ixittle ire placed It, U Mtei
I in iucu ixsiuion M lo keen th. in.
fit r usually dug from Ml."
IrieliM tlnr n etitl ill enf1fi.ol it I
mil lb Ir.n.e being f
Ihelf wall. HjcIi pit hol U
rttail near torn much-fits)' (
in ofdet thai Ihey r lilt
th riultit tinounl of atwoll J
way luiv th hotbed lm
' '.' L f l'T . Ih' b",lr" h,,,,M tn-l U iuch (It. I. availah .. palll
now b whir!eI (or flv or in nilnnte
at such iiM-ed I geneially marked on
th msi'lun. Ths machtn la now l
lowej to alow down for lb purprsw ol
adding water to the bottle. Knongh
water l sddftd lo bring th content up
to th neck ol th bottle, after which
th machine gin etaite.l and run
lor two minutes, stain .topped and
ufhoint warm w.tor iddr, u bring
M th fat content up Into th grwlu
M rrt of tl,, botll.. A,,r .,
whirling of on minute the .mpte r
to h read. It .. he ..11 ..-
an unwelcome habitue f ,mhMll, j tUt 1 prefeisbl. to UM ,(i w,Ur
"i ini in t.mpeistms ihonld b
tnl i:o degress Ksl.renl.flt.
To reid l ltr smounl of fat, take on
JK'ttl. nut .1 , u,r. hold II upright,
the grs.lusM part should b on level
will, th ej,M. ,,, ditf..r,,1M Utwren
Ih highest and loweet ,ti nf lh
butter f.t column I. t, , of ,)t.
ter fate, prei.ed n W, ul()(,t
Moat milk h.Uls. are graduate,) up lo
1" I'r rent, ,)rK ,,,in
est... on. pernentand each s,,,l dlvl.
'" tw;,-,,M,;,,, " lr cent ol butler
lo lllustrnte the inih..l ,.f ..i
soldier of vengeance, who warr.s .'" J!? ,A 'l m "PI""' that the top of
soclctr. hi hand i,.., " '" mll,ln" ' l HA, ,,! tl,. ..I.
" mnn. 110111 at I B ii.n n.. T. . " '
'lal. 4perc(,nl(at. Thl. , ,,. tl,.l
hall, and wns shot In a drunken brawl
for long there has hung In the Ham
uels home a framed scroll berig ,,,
insr-rituion :
In Ixivlng Itmernhranre of ,r ,,ut,
ison
JKHHK W. JAMKH
DM April .1, IHS'J
Aged .14 y.-srs H inonlhs 'iH ihyi
Mnrd.-r.s1 by s Traitor sad ('.m,,i
Whose Name is not Worthy 0 ,,..r
Here.
finch U a brief slfelch
,1 nous, (iiiuuiiess, ilesiierate
of .less.,
briitiil
society, hi bum) agnlnst
riiu itivnev r.u. ..,.,....... . . . ...
..." .. . II1MI H , ,,, ,il,l,.B.
Henry James In l'hlliidelphl,i g,-r.
The f'tmp,
"This flat Is 11 mere coop."
"Yes. John," said his wife sweetly
and the cs.k has Just (lew i "ti,,J
burg Post.
In 100
ixniiiili 1,1 11. 1. li.. 1 . ,..
'--.i'..,,.,:,,;",-;;,;,
I' ll , (,,,, ,,,, tjmi , ,
I' lmtt4.r fat col,,,,,,, ,1 , be per
Mlyel..r,of.b,UMll((ll y.nJZ.
hi. 'V'Un ''tn th. acid
w'WBmraivw-JL" "e va eauaa black or
th tooth ld of om boiWlw
tril fm.t r hill. ProtartM "
tea Is sough! (roin ll lol
wind, fur wind hav J!"
In rtirylng tway th be.
dnlmrl l.tlon i sleoaa e"!' ""
uiremrnt. .
HoHmsJ ah ar Sid feet t "
cft a Unit 3 each, Ktame (
ea.h si rritd with th br. II
hlgh llitn th front, U Jj
10 Inch;. Th number oi
tl. til o( fh f.tui will ilPM J"
th nr I of the Imlly.
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