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IMUNMN II.Ij:, CROOK COUNTY, OUECiOX, TIIUKSIMY, AIAKCII 12, 1903. i
NO. 32.
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IKI NEVILLE OltEUON.
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H. P. KILKNAP, M. D.,
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I'n'ncville, Oregon.
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J. Ii. ROSENBERC, M. D., j
Physician and Surgeon,
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CAPTIVITY OF THE
OATMAN GIRLS.
A STinniNQ TALC Of I860.
II Y II. II. ITIi ATTON.
chapter nr.
"While lying in thin slate, two
of lb wretches caino up to me,
rolling me over with their feet;
they examined and rilled bit
in a iiurrien nmniicr; men inia
lioldofawy f.et and roughly drag
ged nieafdiort distance, and then
ncH ined to lf-avo mo dead. During
all tliii, except fur moment at a
time, oi'C.-iaioually, I wai perfectly
const ioiiit, Ltit could not e'c 1
llionglit each motiient would be my
htst. I tried to move again, and
again, hut vhh under the belief
that life had gon from my body
and limhf, and that a fv more
bieatiii.tjrii would thut up my
Tl. 1". 11.1.1
c"""- tl;"m" "o"
! spot directly over my had which
jwua grudually growing iroaller,
.dwindling to a point. During
j this time I wa conscious of emo
i tiona and thoughts so peculiar, and
lingular aside from their rela
tion to the horrors about me that
j to at'ctnpt to d-cribo them would
j only exvito r idicuk".
j "Aftr b-irg lift by th Indians,
jthe thoughts I had, traces of
nhu'licro anil in my memory,
were, of opening my eves, know
ing perfectly my situation and
thinking still (bat each breath
would he tliu lat. The full moon
j wa shining upon rock, and bill,
ar.d bhrub about me, a more lov-
ly evening indeed I never witness
ed. 1 inaife an eflort to turn my
-ye jn search of the place where I
sujtposetl my kindred were cold in
l .t't. il rt.
tn.nii), uui couui nor, sur. l leu
blood upon my mouth, and
' fimnd il still flowing from my cars
and nose. All was still as the
j grave. Of the falo of Uio rest of
jthe family I could not new dfl
j (ermine accurately to myself, but
supposed all of tlnni, txctpt two
of the girls, either dead or in my
initiation. I'ut ao sound, do voico
i broke too stillness of these few
j minutes of vision ; though upon
jtheii) there rt-i-tcd the weight of an
' ang uih, the torture and horror of
which pen cannqt repert. I had a
clear know ledge that two or mere
of my siste-re wire taken away
alive. Olive, I taw them snatch
one side ere they commenced the
'general daughter, and I had a
faint consciousness of having
heard llio voice and sighs of little
Mary Ann, nfterall else was hush
ed, save tho hurrying to snd fro of
tho liitliana, w hile at their work of
plunder.
"The next period, the recollec
tion of which convey any distinct
impression to my mind, at this
distanco of time, was, ef again
loining to myself, blind, but think
ing inyetes ware seme way tied
fiinu without. As.I rubbed them,
ami ri moved the clotted blood
from my eye lide, I gathered
'strength to open tliem. I lie sun,
seemingly from mid-heaven, was
i ,,tr Inn full in thin fitnw. Mv
i,,,,. I .. l,oaiin(r Bnd at times i
"n8 ooainit,, nnu at nines
.....1 ; ., ,. ,,,,.1.,- . ,,f . ,,,,,(
""b h'""r -
torturing pain, l looked at my
worn mid tattered clothes, and
they woro besmeared with blood.
I fi It of my head and found my
fculp torn acioss tho top. I found
I had strength to turn my head
and it surpiisod me. I made an
i tlort to get up, mid succeeded in
rising to my hands and knees;
hut then my strength gave way.
I saw myself at ths foot of a steep,
rugged declivity of rocks, and all
about mo now. On looking up up
on the roeka I discovered traces
of blood marking the way by
which I lint reached my present
Mtuatinii, from 1 ho brow abovo me.
At seasons there would be a return
of partial aberration, and derange
nitwit of my intellect. Against
llu so I sought to britoa myself,
and study tho vvhert and where
foro of my awful cituation. And 1
wish to record my gratitudo to
God for enabling me, thn snd
there to collsst my thoughts, and
retain my sanity,
"I toon determined in my mind
that I had either fallen, or been
hurled down to my present posi
tion, from the plae where I was
first struck down. At first, I con-
eluded I had fallen myself, as I
remembered to hav made several
elTbrts to get upon my hands and
knees, but was baffled each tiia,
and that during this I saw myself
near a precipice of rocks, like that
brow of the steep near me now,
and thai I plainly recognized as
the sum plac and now sixty feat
or more above m. My conscious
ness now fully retorntd, and with
il a painful appreciation of the
dreadful tragedies ef which my
reaching my present situation bad
formed a part. I dwelt upon
what had overtaken my family-kin
and though I had no certain mode
of determining, yet I concluded it
must have been the day before.
Especially would my heart beat
towards rny fond parents, and
dwell upon their tragical and aw
ful end ; of th weeks, Sad weary
months by which they had, at the
dint of evrv possible exertion,
borne us to this point of the com
paratively short distance that
would have placed them beyond
anxiety of the blody, horrid
night that had closed in upon the
troublous day of their lives.
"And then my thoughts would
wander after those dear sisters,
and scarcely could I retain steadi
ness of mind, when I saw them, in
thought, led away, I knew not
where, to undergo every ill and
hardship; to suffer a thousand
deaths at the hand of their heath
en captors. I thought at times,
(being, I have bo doubt, partially
delirious) that my brain was loos,
and was keeping up a constant
rattling in my head, and accord
ingly I pressed my head lightly
betwesn my hand, that if possibl
I might retain it, to gather a reso
lution for my own escape. When
did so much crowd into so small a
space or reflection before? Friends,
that wore, now re presented them
selves, but from them, now, my
most earnest implorings for help,
stretched out no aud of relief;
and as I viewed them, surrounded
with the pleasures and joys of
their safe home-retreats, the con
trast only plunged me deeper in
despair. My old playmates sow
danced before mo again those
with whom I had earroled away
the hours o merrily, and whom I
had bidden the laughing, merry
'adieu,' only pitying them that
they were denied the elysium of a
romanti trip over the Plains.
Tho scenes of sighs, and tears, and
regrets, that shrouded the hoar of
our departure from kindred and
friends, and th weeping appeals
they plied so earnestly 10 persuade
us to dvsist from an undertaking
so treigntea witn nazaru, now
rolled upon m to lactrate and
torture these moments of utfocat-
ing gassings for breath.
"Then my own condition would
come ep witn new views oi me
unbroken gloom and dsspair that
walled it on every eide--more im
penetrable to the first ray of hope
than the granite bulwark abeut
me to the light of the gun.
"A boy of fourteen year, with"
tho mangled remain f my own
parents lying near by ; my calp
torn open, rav prson covered with
blood, alone, fiicndless, in a wild
mountain, dismal, wilderness re
gion, exposed to tne ravenous
beasts, and morel to the fe.-ocity
of more than brutal savage and
human-shaped demon? I had no
strength to walk ; my spirits
crushed, my ambition paralyxod,
my body mangled. At times I de
spaired snd prayed for dath;
again I rovived and prayed God
for help. Sometimes, while lying
flat on my back, my hands press
ing my torn and blood clothed
head, with the hot sun pouring a
full tide of its unwelcome heat up
on rue, tho very air a hot breath in
my face, I gathered hope that I
might yet look upon the white
faco again, and thut I might live to
rehears the sad present in years
to com. And thes, bright flash
f hope and dark gloom cloud
would chase ach other over the
sky of my spirit, as if playing
with my abandonment and un
mitigated distress. 'And Oh!'
thought I, 'those sister, shall I ee
them again ; must they close their
eyes among those ferocious man
animals?' I grew sick and faint;
dizziness shook my brain, and toy
sease fled. I again awok from
th delirium, partly standing, and
making desperate effort. I felt
the thrill of strong resolution.
I will get up,' said I, 'and will
walk, or if not I will spend the
last remnant of my shattered
strength to crawl out of this place.'
started, and slowly moved
toward th rocks abov me. I ;
crept, snail like, p the rock step-;
ped side of the table-land above
ai. As I drew near the top, hav
ing crawlsd almoit fifty fett, I
came in sight of the wagon wreck;
then the scene which had been
wrought about it, came back with
horror, and nearly unloosed my
hold upon the rocks. I could not
look upon thos faces and forms,
yet they were within a few feet.
The boxes, opened ar.J broken,
with Burusroa artisies, were m
sight I cenld not trust my feel-
I ing to go further, 'I bar misery
enough, why should I add fuel to
th fire now already consuming
m.l",
'T turned away and began to
crawl toward the cast, round the
brow of the hill. After arefully,
and with ' much pain, atruggling
all the whil against faiutne,
crawling some distance, I found
myself at lb slope leading down
to the Ford of th Gila, whre I
plainly saw th wagon track w
bad made, a I supposed, the day
befor. The hot san . stTeeted mo
painfully ; it burning ray kind
led my fever, already oppressive,
to tbo boiling point. I felt a giant
determination urging moon. Fre-
quently asy weariites and faint
ness would bring me to tho ground
several times in a few momsnts.
Then I would crawl aside, (as
aid immediately alter crossing in
,,,, , - ,
river,) drag rejsif under some
shady mountain shrub, bath my
fevered head in its friendly shad,
and lay me to rest. Faint as I
was from loss ot blood, and a rag
ing, inward thirst, these, even,
were less afflicting than th medi
tation and reflections that, unbid
den, wonld at timts steal upon my
mind, and lash it to a ptrfeet
frenzy with agonizing remem
brances. The groans of those
parents, brothers and sisters, haun
ted me, with the grim, fiend-like
faces of their murderers, and the
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Please cast 200 rote fur
Xainoaud P. O . of remittor
flourishing of their war-slubs; th
ewivulsiv throbs of Jittt Mary
Ann would fill my mind with sen
sation a dreary as if my travel
ing had been among th tombs..
'"O my God!' said I, 'am I
alive? My poor father and moth
er, wher are they? And ar y
sisters alive, or are they saffrring
death by burning? Shall I see
them again?'
Thus I cogitated, snd wept, and
sighed until slep kiodly shut out
the harrowing thoughts. I must
have slept for three hours, for
when I awoke, the sun was behind
the western hills. I felt refreshed,
though suCering still from thirst.
The road crosses the bond in th
river twice; to avoid this, I mad
my way over th bluff spur that
turns the road aad river to the
north. I succeeded, after ranch
effort, in sustaiuing myself upon
nay feet, with a cane. I walked
slowly on, and gained strength and
courage that inspired within sore
hope of my eseapc. I traveled on,
only taking rest two or three times
during that evening and whol
aight. About eleven o'clok tho
next day, I came to a pool of
standing wate.-; I was nearly ex
hausted when I reached snd lay
roe down by it, and draak freely,
thoagh th water was warm and
muddy. I had no sooner slaked
my thirst, than I fall . asleep and
slept for some lime. I awok
partially delirious, Veliving that
my brain wa trying to jump out
of my had, while my bands were
pressed to my head to keep it to
gether, and preveul the exit of my
xcited brain. When I had pro
ceeded about ten miles, which I
had made by th middle of the af
ternoon, I suddenly became faint,
my strength failed and I fH to
the ground. I was at tb time up-
on a high table-land, sandy and
barren. I marvelled to know
whether I might bodying; I was
' seon unconscious.
(To b Continued.)
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