Washington Tribune

Saturday, September 14, 1929

Washington, D.C.

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The House of the Hidden Gold good-looking, neat appearing young men, kept up their father's work, getting out the farm crop and doing what they knew their father would have wished. Doctor Talbott was the community's favorite physician, and was known to be worth considerable money. However, when the time came for a settlement of his debts, the family encountered no little difficulty in raising the required amount of money, making it known at the moment that they knew positively nothing about what had become of Doctor Talbott's wealth. They were barely able to meet the expenses of the funeral after squaring Doctor Talbott's out-standing debts. Of course the public was mystified. And to aggravate the matter, there had been no arrests made. This provoked the community more than the disappearance of Talbott's wealth. The people residing in the town of Arkoe, Missouri, where the crime took place, insisted upon the authorities making a more strenuous effort to apprehend the murderer. At this particular stage of the game, several rumors were afloat. One of these had to do with the evidence recently unearthed, that the Talbott boys were acting "queer." The meaning of "queer" was not obvious. Next, a stranger had appeared at the farm, and was working as a hand. This individual was unknown. Mrs Talbott simply said he had appeared at the back door of the house one morning and asked for employment; and because her boys were behind with their work, she had hired him on the spot. This merely caused further uncertainty. The authorities made no effort to thoroughly investigate the situation. They seemed content to sit back and wait. Eventually interest in the matter considerably diminished. The killer had planned his crime well, and the authorities were completely baffled. This was one side of the question. On the other side several people were working frantically and religiously, to bring the matter to a head. They had certain suspicions and were doing their best to confirm them. They had even employed a private detective, a man with a splendid reputation for detecting crime and unearthing obstinate clues. What surprised the community was the fact that Talbott's hand and the private detective were one and the same. Of course this was not revealed until the detective came forward with the evidence which caused the sheer effort to make a special trip to the Talbott farm, and to place the two brothers under arrest for the murder of their father. The private investigator disclosed the startling fact that the Talbott boys Illustrated Feature Section W. B. Ziff Co., 608 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, Foreign Advertising Representatives The H WHEN his sons killed him, Doctor Perry M. Talbott, rugged old Missourian left his money hidden so well, that it took many years to find even a trace of its whereabouts. Only recently has the mystery of the hidden gold been partly solved. The remarkable deductions of Mr. Charles Martin, a self-educated historian, have been largely responsible for the partial solution. A shotgun exploded in the window of the Talbott farmhouse. With a low moan and clutching spasmodically at his breast, Doctor Perry M. Talbott pitched headlong to the floor, dead. Mrs. Talbott was with her husband at the time and although completely unnerved, she managed to call a doctor. Afterwards, she gave a detailed account of the happening, which, although vague, furnished the authorities a clue. The sheriff immediately went to work. This took place in the late '80's, created a state wide sensation and intrigued the interest of the public. Doctor Talbott's two sons, Charles Martin, whose account of the Talbott murder case was the most interesting and accurate of the entire investigation. Washington Tribune ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION, September 14, 1929 The House of the Hidden Gold, at the little Missouri town of Arkoe, where the mysterious Talbott murder occurred. had destroyed the life of their father because of his extreme cruelty to their mother. The authorities sought to drag the truth from the set lips of the brothers and failed, only because the boys, realizing that they had talked too freely to the detective, were determined to talk no more. During the trial, the following bits of evidence were forced from the defendants: They did not know what Doctor Talbott had done with his money. Yes, they knew he had left considerable money somewhere, possibly in some hidden place which would be difficult to find. They thought there was at least fifty thousand dollars, though they were not sure. Their father had been exceptionally partial to gold. They had seen many different kinds of gold coins in his possession. He never kept any green-backs about him, and thought they were a nuisance. They refused to tell of their disclosures to the detective. Hence, their father's work, getting father would have wished. musician, and was known to come came for a settlement city in raising the required that they knew positively wealth. They were barely living Doc aggravate provoked Talbott's Missouri, authorities murderer.ors were recently "The logger had This he had being and behind merely investigate Nanna, made famous by her Dance of the ClinkingChains inspired by the treasure story. ment the brothers caught a sight of him they knew they had been trapped. They gave up without a struggle. The Talbott boys were convicted and sentenced to be hanged. They met their fate on the same gallows, when a double trap was sprung. It was the first double hanging in the state and it took place in an open pasture, where hundreds of people could see the gruesome spectacle. The boys met their death unflinchingly. The people of the community claim today, that the Talbott brothers were innocent and died to protect the real killer. The farmer sacked it up and carried it away. And it was not a dream; for the Talbott gold was there. He had paid one hundred dollars even for the house. Strangely enough, no one had ever examined the walls of the House of Hidden Gold. Mr. Charles Martin, influential colored citizen of the county seat, also connected with the Farmer's Trust Company Bank, became an authority on the case. Although he was only a small boy at the time What had become of the hidden gold? That was the question, and no one knew the answer to it. The old Talbott place was called the House of Hidden Gold; while searches and excavations were made there without result. Recently a poor farmer, while moving the house, heard something rattle to the floor and roll away, dropping from a hole in the unplastered wall. When he looked, he caught his breath. A pile of gold coin burned his eyes. the latter had to make full revelation. He had led the boys into talking about their father one evening after becoming well acquainted with them. The conversation then was as follows: "We've got something to be careful about," one of the brothers had said. This when the detective pretended to be a fugitive from justice, himself. "We're like you, in the same boat. What did you do back in New York that made you come here and hide?" The detective told them that he had killed a man. "Was it as bad as that?" one of the brothers interrogated. "Every bit as bad," confessed the investigator somberly. "In fact, if I were to go back to that state they would send me to the electric chair." "What would you say if we were to tell you that we, too, had committed a murder?" asked the oldest brother. "I'd sympathize with you," the detective proclaimed. "I know what it means." "Well," said the oldest of the Talbott brothers, "we did. We killed our father. Shot him through the window with a sawed-off shotgun; and the sheriff has been out here several times looking around and acting like he suspected something. But he ain't got a thing on us. There's nothing he can do without evidence." "Did you ever tell this to anyone else?" the investigator inquired. They shook their heads simultaneously. They most Illustrated Feature Section BEN DAVIS, Jr. Feature Editor n Gold emphatically had not. Moreover, they didn't ever intend to tell it; and furthermore, they wanted the detective to understand that if he gave them away he'd never live to tell a second version of the story. Besides, they had it on him. He had willingly, of his own accord, confessed to having killed a man, and they thought they could send him to the chair if he tried to send them to the gallows. That was that. But the detective was not satisfied and tried to get more information. Did they know what had become of their father's enormous wealth, or did they know the total wealth? They said they didn't know a thing about the money, but wished they did. They'd take it and get out of the country. However, the gold had been carefully hidden and dead men did not tell tales. They stated further that the old gentleman's wealth had amounted to more than fifty thousand dollars at the time of his demise. This, it was believed, was primarily in gold. After this, the detective was unable to obtain any more information of a worth while nature. The next morning he saddled his horse and rode to town. The next time the Talbott boys saw him he appeared at the house with the sheriff and had undergone a remarkable transformation in appearance, being neatly and expensively attired in gray tweed, with gold rimmed spectacles. The mo- playwright and producer, who is and the "House of the Hidden Gold." It a sight of him they knew they had gave up without a struggle. There convicted and sentenced to be hang- e on the same gallows, when a double double hanging in the state and it took hundreds of people could see the grue- their death unfinchingly. The people that the Talbott brothers were innocent married it away. And it was not a dream; He had paid one hundred dollars even and ever examined the walls of the House partial colored citizen of the county seat, Her's Trust Company Bank, became an child he was only a small boy at the time gold? That was the question, and no Gold Talbott place was called the House excavations were made there without moving the house, heard something rattle from a hole in the unplastered wall. A pile of gold coin burned his eyes. revelation. ing about becom- The con- careful Harlin Talbott, playwright and producer, who is writing a play around the "House of the Hidden Gold." (Continued on page seven) King Prempeh aa 1m Golden Stool THE LIFE OF BERT WILLIAMS No. 14 2. p., T27 BEN DAVIS, JR. | a a = 4 . + * over to America long before Columbus. At least that is the theory set forth by Prof. Weiner of Harvard Univer- sity-in his book: “Africa and the Discovery of America.” The Gold Coast is so called because of the quantity of fine gold to be found in its streams and even in the streets of the towns after the rainy season. It was gold and the slave trade that had first brought the Europeans there. A large proportion of the Negroes who were brought to the New World came from this region. The Ashantis are a very proud people, and not with- out cause. For two centuries they had not only dominated their neighbors but had fought off the Europeans who sought to take away their country. The British and the Dutch were both compelled to pay tribute to the Ashanti kings, and several British expedi- tions sent against them were defeated. Expedition Annihilated In 1823, a British expedition com- manded by Sir Charles MacCarthy was killed to a man. A cast of Sir Charles’s skull was made in gold and used as a drinking cup’by King Kwa- ka, while the skull itself was placed in the fetish-house, (A fetish house ts the equivalent of the church in civi- lised lands). For the next four years the Brit- tish tried to conquer Ashanti in vain, and finally had to make a treaty by which they paid rent for the land they held. “The white man” laughed King Kwaka, “bring many cannon to the bush, but the bush is stronger than the cannon.” In wealth, the Ashantis also rank- ed with the richest peoples in Africa. Thomas Bowditch, who went to make a treaty with them for England, said in his report: “The chiefs, as did their superior captains and attendants, wore Ash- anti cloths of extravagent price made from the costly foreign silks .which had been unravelled to weave them . + , and massive gold necklaces in- tricately wrought. “Some wore necklaces reaching to the navel, entirely of aggry beads; a band of gold and beads encircled the knees from which several strings of the same depended; small circles of gold, like guineas, rings, and casts of animals were Soe around their ankles . . . and rude lumps of rock- gold hung from their left wrists which were so heavily laden as to be supported on the heads of the hand- somest boys. : “Gold and silver pipes and canes dazzled the eyes. Wolves’ and rams’ heads, large as life, cast in gold were suspended frfom their goldhandled ie oe oe st ’ = Bs ‘ a ROX pe. ES XN Y) J ; Ky (gai Ro [aN Pascal » DS) Noll ha, 3 Pilot yo BS ce La a 4 | nf / till S87 Pr a IEPA Sey il PEON vg PT ey Ks RVC Gl SSO VA\y | Miss b? i} H W , SS ‘ Ry TIN 5 4 5A) Vn —_ ne D Y/ / For a long time, he was associated with Leon Errol, and did » famous scene with him in which he was a porter im Grand Central Station carrying Errol’s baggage. This never failed to create am uptoar in Bert's audicness. September 14, 192¢ IN TWO PARTS Part I By J. A. Rogers ANY now living will recall. the _ stirring story of King Prem- peh and the Golden Stool— how for several months dur- ing 1900 the civilized world waited with breathless in- terest to learn of certain events that were happening in King Prempeh’s capital, Coomassie. I said King Prempeh and the Golden Stool, but if one is to deal with them in order of importance, it would be better to say: The Golden Stool and King Prempeh, for it is the former that,is the real hero of this story. King Prempeh’s people, the Ashantis, gave him up readily enough when over- awed by British cannon, but when an English governor expressed his desire only to to sit on the Golden Stool, England had a costly little war on her hands. The gov- ernor and his wife nearly losing their lives while a good many other white people lost theirs. Great Warriors. The Ashantis are the most warlike people in West Af- rica. Their history dates back to the dimmest antiquity and some historians say that they are the descendants of those civilized Ethiopians who were driven southwards by the conquering Egyptians as told by Herodotus and Diodorus Siculus, ancient his- torians. As to the Ashantis, many of them, like the Brahmins, believe that they came direct- ly from heaven. The Ashantis, along with other peoples on the Gold Coast, had traded with the Phoenicians before Christ was born, and with Europe for hundreds of years. Ash- anti trade with France began in 1366, and with England in 1672. 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ILLUS s 1. > FEATURE SECTION swords which were held around them in great numbers.” Dutch Pashed Out Prior to 1874 this powerful black nation had over-run the whole of the Gold Coast and had finally forced out the Dutch. <n 1873 an Ashanti army of 45,000 fighting men laid 3 RTE Gig! Mhy// mea GERT WILLIAMS § CESS SS SS See WY MY VE IEC, i; AN S ChE N A wn, Y Ui OU Bs BE "s Uy ig Gx Ae st 7 Yj ie, a —— * 3 Aw. RENNEZARBE— + In 1920 his name blazed over the door of Winter Garden in bold elecirie lights. He had become the drawing card of the greatest American Rose. Siege to Elmina, a fortified town and, castle, seven miles from the coast. They were led by King Kofi Kali ished equally as a war- Se Over 3,000 Wives Kofi’s favorite sport was to ene gold nuggets among his wives and watch the scramble for them. The Ashanti kings held the world records for the number of wives, Ons was forced by tradition to maintain 3333, In 1873, the Ashantis, however, met (Continued on page four) King Prempeh and the Golden Stool Smooth, light skin has the most fascinating Appeal DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER RECOMMENDED AS A MOIST BREATH AND ON CLEARING THE COMPLEX WHITENING EALLON SKIN ON DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER PRICE 25 CENTS DR. FRED PALMER'S SKIN WHITENER DR. EXTERNAL USE ONLY their first serious check. The Fantis, with whom King Kofi was at war, called in their allies, the British. A powerful army of 3,000 European soldiers, and regiments of West Indians and African soldiers, as well as the Fanti and their native allies, under Lord Wolseley, marched on Coomassie. The Ashantis fought with their traditional valor, but the long distance cannon of the whites triumphed, and Lord Wolseley, entering King Kofi's capital, burnt it to the ground. 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King Prempeh This brings us down to the year 1896 and to King Premuhe Prempeh (Kwaka Dua III) had come to the throne at the age of 16, and was now 20. He had inherited, as was the custom, through the female line. His family had been on the throne since 1635. The young king was beset by many difficulties. England had gone into his country, as was said, and had disorganized it, after which the native tribes were left to fight it out among themselves. But on the accession of King Prempeh, the British had again begun to interfere in native affairs. As Sir F. C. Fuller says: "The government policy of non-interference in Ashanti affairs so long adhered to by the Coast authorities had now been definitely abandoned; but the interference was all directed against, instead of in support of, the central power. This rendered Prempeh's task all the more difficult and gradually discouraged and embittered him and the court party. Prempeh, only it was beset by the gravest difficulties." 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Write to Julia Jerome, can a personal reply, please send a Julia Jerome Our letter this week is from a perturbed young man in the gay metropolis of New York. My dear Mrs. Jerome: I have been keeping company on very lovely terms with a young lady for the past six months. But lately she has grown very critical of me. The last time I called on her she spent twenty minutes talking over the phone to someone. In fact, I left before the conversation was over but scribbled her a note saying I "thanked" her for such shabby treatment. It has now been a week and she has not called me. What shall I do, shall I call her? W. L. C. Now, I believe that you committed the same error of which you accuse her. You left because you were "critical" of her telephone conversation. Your note too, as sarcastic. It did not give her the benefit of the doub. You concluded at once that she was guilty. 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Julius Caesar came here about 56 B.C. and discovered the first Parisians living on a little island in the Seine. It is now known as the Ile de la Cite, and on it stands the Cathedral of Notre Dame, made famous by Victor Hugo and Lon Chaney. Notre Dame is more than 700 years old. It is a perfect gem of Gothic art and at night is a sight of unforgettable beauty framed against the stars. Inside one feels almost lost among the number of huge columns rising like the trunks of great trees in a forest. Far up above in a Too Critical Love ar on which you need friendly ad- ve of this newspaper. If you wish stamped, self-addressed envelope. it good for for you to leave before she returned. I may be ha both of you are too critical. In that case, it is best t break off. Or perhaps, this little sep- ration will cause you both o be more to be more thoughtful and less criti- cal. Love languishes under criticism more quickly than it does even under physical violence. 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That was during the revolution when the statues of the saints were thrown down and those of Voltaire and Rousseau were reared in their places. Again during the revolt of 1831, the students of the Latin Quarter set it on fire but the fire was extinguished. Today ceremonies of great importance are held there, the most recent being the funeral of Marshal Foch. Notre Dame is the largest cathedral in France and the fourth in size in the world. It has two great towers. We shall climb one of them to get a view of the city. Up we mount a great stone stair, eaten by time, winding and winding around, stopping to take breath from time to time for it is several hundred feet up, and when it was built people hadn't thought of elevators. At last we get near the top and enter a narrow winding stair which is so dark that although one is high up in the air he might as well be in the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky at midnight without a light. The sole guides are one's fingers, and as others may be coming down while one is going up one had better make a noise of some kind to avoid a collision. At last we reach the top and look out on a dark weather-beaten mass of buildings, relieved by the red of the innumerable chimney; and the green trees, for Paris is a city of wooded avenues and boulevards; and (Continued on page eight) It is the quick method. Results come almost instantly. It is the approved method. You will never use another when you know. Be sure to get the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years in correcting excess acids, 25c and 50c a bottle—any drugstore. "Milk of Magnesia" has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor Charles L. Phillips since 1875. "WHAT MAKES A TOM·CAT BLUE?" 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The British thereupon replied that Ashanti had not lived up to the treaty of 1874; that it had not paid the indemnity nor kept the road open. Further to win moral support England accused the Ashantis of the rite of human sacrifice. This accusation of human sacrifice has been raised against all West African peoples. The fact is those "sacrificed" were criminals and captives. The death penalty was inflicted for miner offenses; as in England and the United States of a century ago, men were hanged for theft and counterfeiting. Might not a West African who saw a criminal being shot, guillotined, or electrocuted after a religious ceremony, ask in naivete what was the difference between his land and those of the Christians? Killed to Terrorize Further the object of killing captives and criminals was protection through terror, as in civilized lands. The story of human sacrifice, according to Sir Francis Fuller and others, who have lived in Ashanti, has been greatly exaggerated. Many of the more unbiased white writ- The ParisPepper-Pot the yellowish-green path of the river winding its way under a long succession of bridges. In the distance are the two gray minarets of the Cathedral of the Sacre Coeur poised on the cliffs of Montmartre; the faded gilt of the Invalides with Napoleon's tomb; the Arch of Triumph rising like an artificial mountain, with the tomb of the Unknown Soldier underneath; the dome of the Pantheon, where the great dead are buried; and many other historic buildings. The whole picture lies in a heart-shaped hollow edged with wooded hills. Not far from Notre Dame is the Cluny Museum, an old palace which was built on the ruins of an old Roman palace and bath. It is filled with art treasures and curios, one of which is so singular that our modesty will not permit us to describe it. When you come to Paris you'll have to see it for yourself for it is so strange that you won't believe it on hearsay. Suffice it to say that it is known as the Chastity Belt. The brave knights of old would put it on their wives before they left for war, lock it and take the key with them. Another famous building is the Louvre. Once it was the palace of the Louises now it is an art museum. It is perhaps the largest building on earth, and its art treasures are worth hundreds of millions. One picture alone, the famous Mona Lisa, is worth five million dollars. There is also the original of the Venus de Milo, the Greek lady minus the arms, as well as the Statue of Victory. No art treasures out-rank these three in importance. This building like Notre Dame has had many narrow escapes from destruction. In 1793, the mob entered and destroyed much of its treasures, and again in 1830, when Alexander Dumas succeeded in saving many valuable documents. Another palace nearby was levelled to the ground by the mob in 1871. This was the Tuileries. On its site is now a very beautiful garden. Nearby this garden is the statue of Gambetta, famed patriot. In its place once stood a guillotine that lopped off thousands of heads during the revolution. Passing through the Tuileries Garden we come to the Place de la Concorde, a magnificent square. several acres in extent, with splendid fountains and statues. In the centre is an immense obelisk brought from Egypt. Where the obelisk now is, once stood another guillotine that chopped off the heads of more than 3,000 persons in five months. Among the number were, Louis XVI, his beautiful queen, Marie Antionette, and one of the most charming women of all time, the exquisite Madame Roland. "Oh, Liberty, what crimes are committed in thy name," were her last words—words that have become immortal. That revolution taught the rulers of the world a lesson. The excesses committed are unequalled in history. The guillotine still works in France, The French people hold that it is surer and more humane than hanging or electrecution. 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Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION AND THE By J. A. ROGERS Finally the British with a large army marched on Coomassie. The Ashantis, also menaced by the Fantis, allowed the enemy to come on without resistance. King Prempeh received Governor Maxwell, and Colonel Scott, commander of the expedition and his staff in his palace. General Baden-Powell, hero of the Boer War, and founder of the Boy Scout movement, who took part in the expedition, describes the scene as follows: "And there sits Prempeh, looking very bored as three scarletclad dwarfs dance before him amid the dense crowd of sword-bearers, court-criers, fly-catchers, and other officials. He looks a regal figure on a lofty throne with a huge velvet umbrella standing over him, upon his head a black and gold tiara and on his neck and arms large golden beads and nuggets of gold." Prempeh, anxious to preserve the independence of his kingdom, offered to pay a huge indemnity. "I am willing to pay," he said, "and beg His Majesty's Government to take a first installment. It is usual for a man before meals to take something to sharpen his appetite. If the governor takes an installment that will THE But this offer availed nothing. The English had come all that way for nothing less than the whole of Prempeh's kingdom. The governor demanded absolute submission and ordered Prempeh to be on the parade ground at six o'clock to make a formal surrender. Prempeh and his court did not arrive until eight and when he came the governor and Colonel Scott, and his aide were seated on a platform. The chiefs, were made to come one by one, and lay down their swords. Then, the governor, determined to humble Ashanti pride to the lowest, ordered the king and his mother to kiss the feet of himself and Colonel Scott. 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At the sight of this supreme indignity to mother and son whose lightest word once might have meant life or death, King Prempeh's subjects stood as if turned to stone. A heavy fine was placed on Prempeh, and he, his father, mother, and uncles were made prisoners, pending payment. All were imprisoned in Elmina Castle on the same territory for which white men had been paying rent to Ashanti kings for more than two hundred years. Later King Prempeh was taken to Sierra Leone, and from thence to the Seychelles Islands off the east coast of Africa where he still lives a captive. But the British were yet to pay dearly for the humiliation of the black monarch. Why, it may be asked, had the powerful Ashanti army surrendered without even throwing a spear? And that brings us to the highly romantic, but none the less true story of the Golden Stool. of the continued) (Next week, best of the Golden Stool," an independent story in itself. 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