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The Banner Weekly: 'The Captain's Enemy'

1888 · 8 pages

Museum Catalog Note This issue features two distinct literary works. "When Rest Comes," a poem by Eben E. Rexford, contemplates death as peaceful sleep and eternal rest, offering consolation to the bereaved. The serial "The Captain's Enemy; or, The Evil Genius of it all," credited to Dr. Noel Dunbar, presents a frontier romance spanning Nebraska and Virginia. The narrative opens with a Jewish trader hiring Sergeant Bainbridge to assassinate Captain Dudley Delmont at a Nebraska fort for one thousand dollars. The assassination succeeds, but complications arise when the Captain unexpectedly appears alive at his father's funeral in Virginia, having survived the attack. The story then shifts to The Retreat plantation, where the returned Captain encounters Aubrey Moore, his father's secretary, amid the family's grief and confusion over the apparent false reports of his death.

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Published magazine collection; source: thebannerweeklyv06n27318880204

Preserved library edition. Publication metadata retained from the original collection.