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MADISON I
TRUXTON KiiNG
Jop^rig:«, 190 a, b> George Barr
Miidichcon
Dee«-.« « d
SWII-;
Notice is hereby giv«-i> lli«t ih-
undersigned Ita» been ¡«|H>«>i»tct; ;<■
ministrato? <»l th«'estate
thè ab >v.
nimbi Madison i Swi«t. de « as -«l
by Hon. Jtio F. H ill, Jti'lgr «»I ih<
County Court of C\ h » Couiitv, Ou
That the said naimd Madi < u I
Swift, died intestate, mi. or alnHH
the 10th day of June, A D., 1904. ii
( 00s County, Oregon
That all persons, or parties, hav­
ing claims against the-aid estate ar«
hereby required to present the same
with the prop« r voti« hers thereto
attached, to the undersigned as sudi
administrator, at his pla.eol business
in the Town of Bandon, Coos Co.,
Oregon, within six (6) months from
the date of this not’ce.
Dated at Bandon, Coos County.
Oregon, this 5th day of July. A D.,
Joppigut, IW-, by OodJ, Mead
& Company
SYNOPSIS
in Ed
QIAPIuK i—-Iruxlon King annex
. apa. l
elwcua,
o<
Graiutark,
gunmaker.
niece of Spantz, a
beau.itul
King does a lavoi for Pnnce
rule,
< f
the country,
an
Tullis,
uitets the
and
11—
the >oung
Robin,
John |
whose guardian u
An er can.
Dangle s,
lll---Baron
and
warns ,
him aga mt Olga, the gur.maker's niece.
IV—- '
King invades the loyal paik,
p.’nee (
of
minister
police, interviews King
and is pie~en' d Io the
Loraine.
the
meets
lad's
foscirutin,: Aunt
V—The committee of
ronsf ri-
ten,
tors agiirwl the pence, meets in an
underground
chamber, whgre the g.rl Olga is disclosed as oac
who u Io kJl Prince Kobin with a bomb,
john Tullis calls on
VI—
lx-auti(ul Countess !n-
the
otned -, w ho warns him that her hated and no-
lorious old husband,
spiring aga.mt die
is con­
Marlanx,
Count
Vll, VIII, IX andX
prince.
1910.
—King visita the house of the witch of Ganlook
NELS RASMUSSEN.
Administrator Estate of Madison I.
Swift, deceased.
CHAS B. SELBY, Attorney for
Administrator.
gap and meets the royal
sees an eye gleaming
household
through
.■nd while searching (or
into
powered and dragged
a
He
a crack in a d.or
person
the
there.
loft.
he is over­
He is ccn-
fronted by Count Marlanx and then taken to the
underground den of the committee cf ten.
XI—Olga defend; King before the committee of
anarchists.
XII— Loraine
is
to
brought
den and
the
thrown into the same room with King.
XIII— King fells a jailer, dons his clothing and
FURNISHED ROOMS
disguised, carries Lorvine into
which several
AT
The
the
Pacific
Nice clomi ro •• R 2ft an I 5i»c a
night
ä
ek; $5 am •! tn
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XV— Olga waits on a
bomb
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I ft AIMENT
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street corner
to kill Prince Kobin
as he
in the car.
with
off
They start back
an ox Cart and warn the prince when
a
passes in a
Kin,; «nd Loraine are carried
the country
almost
into
in
in
front of the gid Olga
XVI— The bomb is thrown, but the prince es­
city.
Druggist and
to
about
XIV"King manages to get Loraine, whom he
capes to the caatle.
bandon
are
loves, as'.ofe, ar.d they hide in a freight car.
parade.
M.
a boat at night in
anarchists
depart.
MRS SARAH COSTELLO
BANDON
of
Marlanx is in control of the
Less than a hundred yards behind
ioped a riderless horse. The dragoon
who bad sat the
saddle was lying
far back In the
avenue, a bullet in
his head.
Hob­
bling to the mid
die of the road,
the American
threw up his
hands and shout­
ed briskly to the
bewildered a n 1-
mal. Five seconds
later Klug was iu
the s a d di e and
tearing along in
the wake of the
retreating guard.
“We need such
men as Kin g!”
cried Colonel
Quinnox as lie waited inside the gates
for the wild rider
General Braze, with a few of his
men, bloody and heartsick, was the
last of the little army to reach safety
in the castle grounds.
The fortress, with all guns, stores and
ammunition, was in the bands of the
Iron Count and iris cohorts.
Baron Daugloas had been taken pris­
oner with a whole platoon of lighting
constables. This was the last appall
ing bit of news to reach the horrified,
disorganized forces in the castle
grounds.
A wise as well ns n cruel man was
Marlanx. He lost no time in issuing
a manifesto to the stunned, demoral­
ized citizens of Edelweiss. Scores of
criers went through tin* streets during
the long, wretched afternoon, aunounc-
Ing to tin* populace that Count Mar­
lanx kul established himself ns dic­
tator and military governor of the
principality pending the abdication
of tlie prince and the beginning <T a
new and substantia) regime All cit­
izens were commanded to recognise
tlie authority of tlie dictator.
Toward evening, after many con­
sultations anil countless reports. Mar­
lanx removed iris headquarters to the
tower. He had foudly hoped to be In
tlie castle long befi-re this.
The cells ami ri’nngeons in the great
old tower were now occupied by
braised, defeated officers of the law.
Baron .lasto Danglcss. crushed in
spirit and broken of bo«ly. paced tlie
blackest and narrowest cell of them
all.
At 0 o'clock on Sunday morning a
small group of people gathered In the
square. A meeting was soon in prog­
ress. A goods box stood over against
the very spot on which Olga Plata­
nova died. An old man began hnrar-
guing tin1 constantly growing crowd,
in the group might have been seen
most memliers of tin* committee of ten
In the midst of Iris harangue tlie
hand of William Spantz was arrestisi
III one of Its most emphatic gestures.
Peter Brutus was approaching at the
head of a group of aliens, all armed.
“One moment!" called out Peter
Brutus, lifting his hand Imperatively.
Tin1 speaker «•eased Iris mouthlngs.
"Count Marlanx desires the immediate
preseuc«1 of tin1 following citizens at
his office in the tower I shall cull
off til«1 names." He liegan with Wil
llnin Spantz. Tin* name of each of Ills
assneiatea in the commute«1 of ten fol­
lowed.
Ten minutes Inter every member of
the committee of ten, except Peter
Brutus, was behind lock and liar, to-
"Stive him! Save Truxton King!”
From the sidewalks swarmed well
armed hordes of desperadoes, firing i
wildly into the ranks of devoted
guardsfnen. Truxton fled from the
danger zone as fast as his strained
ankle would permit him. Bullets were
striking all about hiui.
Some one was shouting his name tie­
hind in the scurrying crowd. He turn­
ed for a single glance backward. Little
Mr. Hobbs, pale ns a ghost, his cap
gone, his clothing torn, was panting at
his elbow.
Soldiers came riding up from be
hind, turning to fire from their sad­
dles into the throng of cutthroats, led
by tlie grim old man with the bloody
saber, in the «•enter of the troop there
was a flying carriage The Duke of
Terse was lying kick in the Beat, his
face like that of a dead man.
“The prince is safe!" shouted King
joyously. "They’ll make it! Thank
God!”
Colonel Quinnox turned In Iris sad­
dle and searched out the owner of
tiiat Btirring voice.
"Come!" lie called.
Even as King rushed out Into the
roadway a horseman galloped up from
the direction of the castle He pulled
his horse to his haunches almost as
he was riding over the dislging Amor
lean.
“Here!" shouted the newcomer,
scowling down upon the young man
“Swing up here! Quick, you fool!”
It was Vos Engo, bis face black with
fury. Quinnox had seized the tiand
of Mr. Hobbs on seeing help for King
■lid was pulling him up liefore him I
There was nothing for Truxton to do ■
but to accept the timely help of Iris ;
rival. An Instant later he wns up .
behind trim and they were off after '
the last of the dragoons
"If you don’t mind, count I'll try I
iny luck." grated the American. Hold
“Ton abf to one at sunset ”
Ing on with one arm. he turiiis) and -
gether
with their shivering assoc in tea.
lired repeatedly iu the direction of the
nil of them dumbly muttering to them­
howling crowd of rascals.
“Ride to the barracks gates. Vos I selves tiie awful sentence that Mar­
Engo!" commanded Colonel Quinnox | lanx hud passed upon them
“He prepared to admit none but the | “You are to die at sunset Grau-
royal reserves, who are under stand- | stark still knows how to punish assas­
Ing orders to report there in time of sins Tlii're Is no room in Grnitatnrk
for nnan-hy. I shall wipe it out to-
need.”
Over bis nhoulder Vos Engo hissed day."
to Iris companion: "It was not idle • "Sir, your promise!” gasped William
"We are your friends the
heroics, my friend, nor philanthropy ' Spantz
pti my part. I wns commanded to ' true party of —
Do not speak again!
come and fetch you. She would never i “Eoough!
have spoken to me again if I had re I Captain Brutus, you will send criers
abroad to notify the citizens that I.
fused.”
"She! Ah. yes. I see! She did not Count Marlanx. have ordensl the exe­
cution of the ringleaders in th«1 plot
forget me!" cried Truxton.
"Understand. It is not for yon that ; to dynamite the prince, nt sunset in
the square. Away with the carrion!"
I risk my life."
“1 iinderstaml." murmured Truxton. | Then it was. aud not till then, that
i wry Kuril«1 <m his pale lips "You the committee of ten found him out!
mean, she is going to pay you hi some | Then it was that they came to know
way for picking me up. cli? Well, i'll 1 Peter Brutus!
The unrecognizable corpse of Olga
(tut an end to that, i'll drop off again,
i'lien you can ride on and tell her—1 : Platanova had been buried in quick
wouldn't lie a party to th«1 game. Do lime outside the city walls There was
something distinctly grewaotne In th«*
you catch my meiiiring?"
"You would, eh?" said the count an- ' fact that half a dozen deep graves
grJy. "I’d like to see you drop off were dug alongside hers hours liefore
death cam«* to tlie wretches who were
while we'ro going at this"—
“I’ve g>>t my pistol in the middle of ' to occupy them.
your bm k.” grate*! Truxton. "Slow up 1 At 3 o'clock the Iron Count coolly
n bit or I'll scatter your vertebrae all sent meaaengers to the hom«*s of the
leading merchants and bankers of the
«»ver your system. Pull up!"
".As you like," cried Vos Engo. “I’ve city. They, with the priests, the d«»c-
done my part. Colonel Quinnox will j tors, the municipal officers and th«» |
lM*nr witness." He tM'ggRti pulling tris manufacturers, were command«*«! to ap­
horse down. "Now you are quite fr«*e ■ pear before him at 5 o'clock for the
purpose of discussing the welfare of
to drop off."
th« city and Its people.
rr
Marlaux stated UIs position clearly.
He left no room for doubt Io their
minds. Th«* strings were in hia hands.
Without hesitation he informe«! th«*
leading men of the city that he ms
to be the I’rince of Gruustark
“I will rule Graustnrk or destroy her.
Those of you who d«« uot exp«*ct or . 1
desire to lie« uuder my rule, which. 1
promise you. shall be a wise one. may
leave the city for other lands." be said
calmly, "Just as soon as my deputies
have completed the formal transfer of
all your belonging* to the crown treas­
ury-all. 1 say. even to the minutest
trifle. Permit tne to add in that con­
nection. gentlemen, the transfer will
not be a prolonged a flair.”
They glared kick at trim and subsid­
ed into bitter silence.
"1 am well aware that you love little
Prince Robin. Now, respecting young
master Robin. 1 have no groat d«*slre
to kill him.”
He waited to see the effect of this
brutal announcement.
His bearers
stiffened, and—yes, they held their
breath.
“He has one alternative—he and iris
lords. I trust that you. as sensible
gentlemen, will find the means to con­
vey to him your advice that he seize
tho opportunity 1 shall offer hint to «*s-
cape with his life. Ix*t me interrupt
myself to call to your attention the
fact that I am punishing the anarchists
at sunset. To resume, tlie boy may
return to America, where he belongs
I will give him free and safe escort
to the United States. If lie ctioos«*« to
accept my kindly terms, all well aud
good; if not. gentlemen. 1 shall starve
him out or blow the castle down, it
mny interest you to iienr tiiat 1 expect
to establish a new nobility In Grau-
stark. I trust I may now be address­
ing at least a few of the future noble
lords of Graustark. Good day. gentle­
men."
At the castle the deepest gloom pre­
vailed. It was like a nightmare to
the belcaguereil liousehold, a dream
from which there seemed to be no
awakening. Colonel Quinnox as com­
mander of the royal guard ruled su- i
preme. General Braze tore off iris
own epaulets and presente«! himself
to Quinnox as a soldier of the file.
Prince Robin, «pilte recoverod from
Iris fright, douned the uniform of a
colonel of the royal drag«H>ns. buckled
on his jeweled sword and. witli boyish
zeal, demanded at a council of war
Colonel Qulnnox's reasons for not go­
ing forth to slhy the rioters.
"Your highness." said th«» colonel
bitterly, "the real army k outside the
walls, not inside. We are a pitiful
handful, loss than 300 men all told
counting the wounded. Count Mar­
lanx heads an army of several thou­
sand. He”—
"He wants to get in here so’s 1»
can kill me. Is that so, Colonel Quin- ,
notff” The prince was very pale, but .
«¡ulte calm.
-“Oh, I wouldn’t put it just that way.
your”—
“Oh, I know! You can’t fool me!
I’ve always known that he wants to
kill me. But how can he? Nobody
can. He ought to know that. He
must be awful stupid.”
”W«* must get word to Tullis!” cried
several in a breath. A dozen men vol­
unteered to risk j
their lives in the ,
attempt to flinl the
American in the
hills.
Two men I
were chosen by !
lot. They were to :
venture forth that
very night.
"My lords," said
the prince as the ■
council was on th«» '
point of dissolving, j
“is it nil right for ,
me to ask a ques
tion now?”
"Certainly. Rob
“ he ' s safe , tour in." said the prime
HIGHNESS."
minister.
“Well, I'd like to know where Mr.
King is."
“He’s safe, your highness,” said
Quinnox.
"Well, you run in and tell Aunt Lo­
raine this minute that Mr. Ming sends
his love to her and begs her to rest
easy. Bee if it doesn’t ch«»er her up a
hit.”
At night two attempts were made
by Hadrian and another subaltern to
leave the castl«* to reach Tullis, but
both sorties proved failures. A day
inter Marlanx sent two men under a
flag of truce to offer his infamous ulti­
matum. His offer of a safe conduct
of the prince to America was refused,
for the Inmates of the castle knew full
well the count would «loom the k«l to
instant death if he.should get him in ;
bis possession.
A single distant volley nt sunset had |
puzzled the men on guard at th«* castle.
They ha«l no means of knowing that '
the committee of ten and its wretched
friends had t»een shot down like «logs
In the public square. Peter Bratus was
in charge of the squad of executioners.
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