Wunderhilt ride free."
"How was Ito know him!" he said. You
mightei asked the driver, he was told and
then they sent for me. I told him I knew It
was the old man, but ’twasn’t my business to
interfere, and they let him off with a w aruin’
to look out for tho old man.’’
Tho car swung into Centre street; the
driver mused. then suddenly returning to
the reporter he said; “The old man’s close,
but Cornelius ain't. 1 like Cornelius. He's a
splendid young feller. When I got kicked in
the ribs some mon th* siuce by a horse, I was
Liken to Chambers street hospital and Cor
nelius came to see me. For the Lord’s sake,
I »ez to him, Cornelius, gimme a drink. He
wmit out and in ten minutes I had three milk
punchre. He took me afterwards to St.
Luke’s hospital in ULs own carriage, and I got
all the brandy I wanted there. The worst of
it was 1 got drunk, but it wasn’t Cornelius'
fault.
“ ’Nuther timo I lost my old man and was
In a hole *o deep 1 couldn't bury him. I
went to Cornelius—right up to his house—
and asked for S4O. He gave me SIOO, right
out. 1 tell you them Wauderbilts arc a
curious crowd," thq driver again repeated as
the reporter left the car.
Some .Voted Duda
“Webb" In Boston Journal.
These southern combatants have followed
the precedents of their section, and of an
older “civilization.” Andrew Jackson was
one of the principals iu several fields of
honor, the must notable of which was fought
near Nashville with Charles Dickinson in
INUO. A son of Maj. Gen. Wade Hampton,
Capt. Frank Hampton, fought with Capt. E.
