WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1904.
THE MORNING ASTORiAN, ASTORIA, ORKGON.
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By MARION WOODWARD
Oopyrtuht, 14, by Si. Wood
When tlio American Silver company
opened It mine at Lit I'M on codcm
lont granted ly the Peruvian govern
ment it wee tacitly understood that ths
corporation would be "assessed" now
ud then for the benefit of a new revo
lutionary It'tiilvr, but tliere waa to bf
HO further extortion. There waa none,
and the proilt Im-kiio to pile up.
f Then tliere cnuio a cull from Be nor
; Casolnul, The m-nor waa not the pree-
Ident of Pom nor yet the geueral of
lta army uur the admiral of ita navy.
He. waa almply Casolanl, outlaw and
guerrilla. When 1'vru waa at war be
waa a guerrilla and aimed to kill Dion
euemlea than friend. When lie waa at
peace he wit au outlaw and robbei
aud abowed no favor. It had bit
headquartcro In (lie mountulna and a
band of lift y cutthroata to do hla bid
ding, and he waa both feared and re
spected. Many attempu had been
nittile to rupture or kill him, but he al
waya cmue nut on top, aud when bribe
were oftVml lie took the money and
ahot the bearer.
It waa a merry life that Henor Caeo-
In nl led, There wna robbery in the
morning, kllllnit at nonii and the aark-
"Willi O0 WALK OPT 01 BB KICKED
OUTT
lug of a church or convent to while
away the hour of evening. lie lived
on the fat of the land, felt that be
owned all of South America, and there
were tlmea when be ued to actuully
ache for aoiue ono to defy hUu. After
the American mine begun ehlpplug ore
that waa HO per ceut pure and the
atot khuldvra bad rtntdved a drat divi
dend of 00 wr cent the aenor made a
call at La 1'aa. lie loft bla bodyguard
of ten rufflant outalde, entered the of
fices and atnted hla case in a koft and
I 111 1 I
Igenllo voice. He wauled a loun of
$5,000 In cttHh. and he dldu't want to
spend more than bulf an hour haggling
atwut It ' '
Old Itunbdaco. natlv aaaUtant bu-
perlntemlent at the mine, bad known
of the aenor for many years. In fact,
the aenor bad cut off hla brother's
ear and hla brotbcr-ln-law's bead on
festive oecaaion, and bad only miss
ed blm by a hair's breadth. Wits old
Huabaeco to plead his case, assisted
by threaU to call In hia bodyguard
and turn them loose, the aeoor depart
ed a richer and bappter man. Three
months later he tried tbe earns thing
and wod. Be tried It third time and
waeaa courteously received. .
Then the offlclala lu New York re
belled and eeut Jimmy Clayton ,dowp
to La Fas to replace the other super
Intendent and atop the leak, The moat
that any of them knew about JmmJ
waa that hit had come from a good
family, bad been left half a milllou
dollara- at-tbl age f, tweotf'fottr lttd
three years jntqr Wak without a aUU
liug td hla liquid. ,. lie; would ua, khjw
a, mliis wh,el.ne l one, and.. hla
etecntlve aBliliiee hainertr been ten
ed, but certain stockholders got the
Idea that Jimmy would be a match.for
tendr Casolahl. and he wal furolsued
with an outfit and ablpped off te the
Peruvian coaat He bad jbe4 at La
Taa for two weeks when old llua
banco aald in confidence te the email
efrice force, all natives:
"My children, I don't exactly under
stand the Benor Americano. He. Is
soft and gentle and silent, but uow
and then I catch a look that remluda
mo of sleeping danger. I muHt wnlt
until I aeo him in tho presence of
('BHolnnl. Ho, too. la soft and gentle
and (illeut. but what a dovll! The
Benor Amerlenno will cither prove a
milksop or vhnt they call in hla coun
try a Jim dnudy. Walt for a few days
mid we ahull ace."
Another fortnight pnswd awny. and
then the famous guerrilla willed. This
was tho fourth cull, and he had grown
e used to the road and the humility
of IiIh receptions that ho came alone,
lie hud heard of the new superlnteii 1
nt Hint bud n curiosity to oee him.
In hl heart he respected a brave mm.
Olid us he entered the oeea, careless-
I a Bwltchlug liw l"t witn a uriuicu
tcut from a tree, he found hlniielf ho:-
ln thnt Benor Clayton wpuia snow
s i'it jpf.caireiiesSj, Ttt Atpericnn sot
reading a uewsjupcr with bis feet on
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the window sill, and Komr Casulanl
bowed low before blm. ptirWy In snr
rssm, however, snd politely said:
"Permit me to Introduce myself as
Benor CasolnoJ, and to hope that Benor
Clayton Is well,"
"Thanks, awfully," replied Jimmy as
be looked up from bis psper and back
uguln.
"You msy have heard! of mer con
tinued the guerrilla, secretly admiring
the other's cuolnewt, though It stung
blm st the asme time.
"Y-e-a. You are tbe Infernal mur
derer and outlaw who baa been pranc
ing through thin part of the country
for the lust seven or eight yearn. Yea,
I have beard of ytx In fact, I whs
M-nt down here to make your better
icfuiilntau(-e, and I am glad you have
called."
"The usual semiannual payment is
due, I Is-Meve," mutinied the man as
bis eye begun to bum In a way to
liinke old Huulmsco'a fhmli creep.
"And likewise something else," grim
ly replied I'lii .ton.
"1 do nut understand the senor."
"No? Well, If 1 should tell you to
get out of here, would you understand
lliutr
It was evident to Casolunl that be
hud a malt of mettle to deal with, and
there was a smile on hla face as be
thought of how he would make tbe
Americano beg for bla life and lick
the dust off tli floor before be was
through with him.
"lines tbe aetior wish to Insult me?"
inked tbe guerrilla gently.
"I couldn't if I wanted to! Look
here, Csaollnl, this thing is played
out!"
"You menn-you mean"
"I mean that If you don't take your
self off and keep away from La Pas
I'll kill you like a dog. That's pat,
and you don't want to nilas It. You've
killed score and robbed hundreds, and
think yourself a devil of a fellow, but
I'm uot afrnld of you. There's tbe door
you cauie In at, snd if you are not gone
lu two minutes I II kick you out!"
"And uow let me have my say," re
plied the guerrilla lu s voice hoarse
with passion and with eyes biasing
like a mad tiger. "1 do not shoot you
where you sit because"
"llecauau you are a coward at heart,"
Interrupted Clayton.
"Itecauso I admire a brave man. You
are gauie. senor, and I resect you.
Let me Bay. however, that tomorrow
I will return and aweep everything
here off the face of tbe earth nod
carry away your ears lu my pocket
Today tbe mine may work; tomor
row, it ahull be. closed down forever.
Tvdsy there are, 800 living men here)
tomorrow all shall be deud or scat
tered. That Is tbe word of CssoIanL
senor."
"Ad 1 am much obliged, to blm.
Will yoii walk oiitf Or be kicked outr
The guerrilla walked out and waa
soon lost to sight in tbe forest, snd
old nnabasce whispered to ble sub
ordlnstee: ; "Not yet, my children-not yst Tbe
Benor Americano Is cool and calm,
and, there Is a sting to hie words, but
ke inay be what bis countrymen call
a bluffer. Vfe must wait another day."
There waa but one approach to the
Blue, ana Setter Ca so la at and his bind
would come by that road.. Men were
brought up from the depths of the
mlae to dig sad, trench the electrician
laid his wires and the civil engineer
planted , hie dynamite,, snd for two
heitrS Wore tat ueml!as appeared
nt day, Benpr, Claytott. Sat on the
eSbii.cUir wttk a Wvet within hie
) al fit
Low Wster. A. M. "TP;-
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Thursday ,...TT i;03 1.3 1:18 S.I
FridiyY 9 :OT .? t:T l.
Saturday ...... I 3:tb ii 4:18 O.S
SUNDAY .... 4 4:08 1.1 6:18-0.1
Monday 5 1:04 1.3 0:00-1.0
Tuesday ...... A 5:58 1.5 8:48-1.4
Tuesday 5
Wednesday ... 7 6:46 8.7 7:30-1.4
Thursday 8 7:30 S.O 8:13-1.8
Friday 0 8:13 3.1 8:64-0.9
Saturday 10 9:00 8.3 9:32 - 0.4
SUNDAY .... 11 9:45 8.4 10:00 0.1
Monday 12 10:34 3.4 10:50 0.7
Tuesday 13 11:30 3.5 11:30 1.3
Wednesday ... 14 12:32 3.4
Thursday 15 0:13 1.8 1:33 3.0
Friday 16 1:04 8.3 t:33 8.6
Saturday 17 2:00 8.6 3:30 1.8
SUNDAY ....18 3:00 2.9 4:18 1.1
Monday 19 3:52 3.1 5:04 0.4
Tuesday 20 4:4.1 3.1 5:48-0.3
Wednesday ...21 5:37 3.1 6:28-0.8
Thursday 22 6:22 3.1 7:09 -1.1
Friday 23 7:07 3.1 7:50-1.3
Saturday . 24 7:52 2.8 8:30-1.1
SUNDAY ,...25 8:37 2.8 9:15-0.9
Monday 26 9:27 2.6 9:59-0.4
Tuesday 27 10:24 3.5 10:45 0.2
Wednesday ...28 11:19 2.3 11:36 0.9
Thursday 29 12:38 2.0
Friday ii...... 30 0:84 1.5 1:49 1.6
Saturday 31 1:37 2.1 2:57 1.0
reach. Nobody bad run away, nor bud
work beeu suspended. Everything was
going on as usual when fifty or sixty
cutthroats came charging down tbe
wide road, yella on their Hps snd
knives In their bauds.. Beuor Clayton )
looked up snd watched, 'snd sfter a
bit bla hand reached out and touched .
the lever. There waa an explosion I
which made tbe mountain tremble In
ita bowels. Then be picked up bis
paper aud begun reading again.
"My children," aald old Huabaeco .
sfter tbe excited people bad counted
up tbe dead and identified Don Cao !
IhiiI among tbe number, "I told you
drat we must wait until Senor Caso-!
huil bad called; then I told you we
must wait for today. Now I tetl you
we need nt it no longer. Let us go
back to the ulllco and give what the
Americanos cull three cheers for what
the same people also call a Jim dandy
of a mail!"
Ills I's.
General Ogle, w hen submitting-a let
ter for approval by tbe Pennsylvania
legislature, w hlcli he bad uddrcsscd on
their behalf to Hie newly elected pres
ident, (iciicral Andrew Juckson, waa
Interrupted by n dapper little fellow
from Philadelphia thus:
"Pardon me, general. I do uot wish
to assume to make n suggestion to so
distinguished a gentleman us yourself,
but 1 cannot refrain from suying that it
is customary in tbe east, and I may
say In almost all the civilized countries
of Europe, to write wltb s capital T
Instead of the small T lu using this
personal pronoun In epistolary corre
spondence." General Ogle drew.dowa bla heavy
brows, piercing tbe dandy'a marrow
wltb tbe fierce shaft of acorn that ahot
from hla eye.
"Sir," said he, beginning wttb a blss
aud ending with a roar, "when I write
to such a great man aa General An
drew Jackson, Democratic president of
the I'nlted States, I abase myself-I
abase myself, sir! I use as small an T
as I can put on paper. Rut, sir. If I
should ever get to such a low pitch aa
to have to write to such a little anlpe
as you are I'd use nn 'I,' sir. that
would fill two puges of foolscap!"
A Utah Tariff.
; "Tea, Maud has agreed to sell kisses
at the lawn fete."
' "I don't aee how she can do it"
"Oh, ahe's put the price so high that
tbe boys are trying to make up a pool
In order to buy one,"-CleveIand Plain
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