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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
4
In a dramatic exchange the king contemplates drastic action as news from London reports arrests of merchants suspected of loyalty. Monmouth hints at rising fear and a factional crisis with plans for rapid marching and swift suppression of opposition.
In a moonlit raid from Bridge-Water toward Boroughbridge and Athelney Major Hooker commands a foray to snag supplies. Captain Clarke and Sir Gervas defy orders to aid a distressed woman, finding four government saddled horses and an opportunity amid the pursuit of an enemy-heavy countryside.
In a Monmouth forces raid at a Somersetshire farm, four redcoat dragoons are slain after a bold stranger from Hector Marot aids the group. A hanging victim is saved, and the veteran swordsman earns wary praise as a dramatic scene unfolds around a blazing fire. The narrative shifts to introduce Hector Marot and a wary reunion hint.
A New Yorkman in Brussels used twenty hotel candles to settle his bill by taking them then distributing them to the staff, claiming they were cheap, superior candles. The anecdote, cited by a New York consul to Belgium, humorously contrasts American practicality with European hotel customs and tipping.
Mabel recalls Herbert at the front gate last night. He came to say farewell for two hours and a quarter as her father had shuttered the house. The moment marks a poignant parting in a family scene.
In a witty interview Barlow asks McBride if his wife sits on his lap as in early marriage. McBride replies that, truthfully, she sits on him more now than before.
In 1772 a Rhode Island clash grew into a bold Providence expedition against the Gaspe, a 102 ton war tender captained by Lieutenant Duddingstone. Abraham Whipple led sixty four men by eight longboats to destroy the Gaspe at Providence bar. After paving-stone volleys and a close assault the Gaspe burned and exploded, drawing British outrage and a large reward offer.
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