Z5he Gentleman
From Indiana
By "Boom TA-iuuftcToy
m ' - ' a A as n at . --i df .
CmpyriihU 1902.
l4.4.4.4.4.4.-.4i
band. IIeuu llNti-ned to at once, at
bis mpnl for tti law wti lew noto
rious thua Lla Irreverencs for It, ami
be bad been known In Carlow aa cua
tomarlly a reckless man. Tbey want
ed Illegal and desperate advice and
quieted down to bear It He spoke tn
bla professionally calm Yolee.
"Geutleinen, It seems to ma tbat Mr.
Smith and Mr. ltibsbaw." nodding to
ttie man witn tne rawnld wtiip, "are
Ixitli rU'tit. What good arc we doing
bere? What we want to know la what
happened to Mr. Harkless. It looks
just now like the shell men might hare
done It. Let's find out what they done
Bcntter and bunt for him. Soon aa suy
things known for certain Illbbard
mill whUtle will blow three times
Keep on looking till It doea; then," be
finished, with a barely perceptible
acornful smile at the attorney "then
we ran decide on what bad ought be
done.
8li Croasronda lay dark and ileum
Ing In the sun that morning. Tbe forite
wna silent, the saloon locked up, tbe
roadway deserted even by tbe pigs.
The broken old buggy stood rotting lu
the mud without a single lean little old
man or woman--such were tbe chi!
. dren of tbe Crossroads to play about
It. Owe, when the deputy sheriff rod
through alone, a tattered black bound
more wolf than dog, half emerged,
growling, from beneath oue of tbe
tumbledown barns and waa Jerked
back Into the darkness by bla tall, with
a snarl fiercer than bis own, while
aim barrel shone for a second aa II
swung for a stroke on the brute's bead
Tbe hound did not yelp or whine when
tbe blow fell. He shut hi eyes twice
and slunk sullenly back to his place.
Tbe shanties might hare received
volley or two from some of the mount
ed bands, exuHperated by futile search
Ing, bad not the escape of Horner'
prisoners mnde the guilt of the Cross
roads appeur doubtful In the minds of
many. Aa the morning waned the ad'
Tocatea of the theory that tbe gam
Mera bad made away with Harkleaa
. grew in number. There came a tele
gram from the Ttouen chief of police
that be had a clew tn their whereabouts.
De thought they bad succeeded 1
reaching Itoiien, and It began to be
generally believed that they bad ea-
caped by tbe 1 o'clock freight train.
which bad stopped to take on some
empty cars at a aide track a mile north
weat of town, aero the fields from
tbe Briscoe bouse. Toward noon
party went out to examine the rail
road embankment.
Men begun to come back Into the Til
lage for breakfast by twos and threes.
but many kept on searching the woods,
not feeling the need of food or caring
If they did. Every grove and clump
of underbrush, every thicket, was ran
sacked. The wutera of tbe creek, ahal
low for the moat part, but swollen
overnight, were drnggtd at every pool.
Nothing wua found. There waa not a
algn.
The bnr of the hotel waa thronged
all morning aa the returning cltlzeus
rapidly made their way thither, and
those who had breakfasted and were
going out again paused for Internal aa
well aa external re-enforcement. The
landlord, himself returned from a long
bunt, set out bis whisky with a lavish
band.
"He waa the best man we bad, boys.
aid La mils aa he poured the little
glassca full. "We'd ort of sent him to
the legislative bulls of , Washington
long ago. He'd of done ua honor there.
Hut we never thought of dolu' any
thing fer him. Jest set round and left
him build up the town and give blm
empty thnnkyes. l)rlnk hearty, gen
tlemen," he llnlshed gloomily. "I don't
grudge no liquor today except to Llge
Wllletta."
"He wus a good man," aald young
William Todd, whose none was red, not
rrom tne whisky. "I've about give
up.
"It's goln' to aeem mighty empty
around bere." said Hows SohoUeltl.
"What's golu' to become o' the Herald
and the party in thla district? Where's
the man to run either of 'em now?
Like as not," he continued desperately,
"It'll go against ua In the fall."
Dlbb Zane choked over bla four fin
gers. "We mlght'a well bust up the
dab duwtiil ole town ef he's gone."
"I don't know what'e come over that
Cynthy Tlpworthy," suld the landlord.
"She's waited table on him Inst two
years, and her brother Hud worka at
the Herald ofUce. She didn't aay a
word, only looked and looked and
looked, like a crazy woman; then her
and Bud went off together to hunt In
the woods. They J.t tuck hold of
each other'a hands likit"
"I reckon there alu't many crazier
than them two Bowlders, fattier and
son," Interrupted a patron, wiping the
drops from his beard as he set bis
glass on tlie bar. "They rid Into town
like a couple of wild India no. the old
man beatln' that gray mare o' thelrn
till ahe was one big wait, and he sin'
natcberly no cruel man either. - I ei
ect Llge Wllletta better keep out of
Hartley's way."
"I keep out of no man's way!" cried
a Voice liehind him. Turning, they saw
Llge standing on the threshold of the
door that led to the street. In bla hand
he held the bridle of the horse be had
ridden across the sidewalk and tbat
now stood panting, with lowered head
balf thmtiKh the doorway, tteslde his
master. Llge was listless, splashed
with mud from bead to foot; bla Jaw
waa set, bis teeth ground together, bla
eyes burned under red lids, and bis
balr lay tossed and A imp on bis brow.
"I keep out of no man's way." he re
peated hoarsely. "I heard you, Mr.
TIbba, but I've got too mnvh to do,
while you loaf and gas ami drink over
Landla' bar. I've got other business
than kerpin' out of Hart Bowlder's
way. I'm lookln' for John Harkless.
! waa the best man we had In this
kr MtClmrm. TkltUn fZL C. Tji
4
4
ornery noie, ana he was 100 gooo tor
us. and so we've maybe let blm get
killed, and maybe I'm to blume. But
I'm goln' to find him. and If lie's hurt
I'm goln' to have a band on the rope
that llfta tbe men that did It If I have
to go to Rouen to put It there. After
tbat I'll answer for my fault, not be
fore." Ha threw hlmaelf on bla horse and
. waa gone. Soon the room emptied, as
the patrona of the bar returned to the
search, and only Mr. Wilkersou and
the landlord remained, the bar being
tbe professional offlee, ao to apeak, of
both.
At 11 o'clock Judge Briscoe dropped
wearily from bla home at bis own gate
and said to a wan girl who came run
ning down the walk to meet bim:
"There la nothing yet. I sent the tel
egram to your mother to Mra. Sher
wood." Helen turned away without answer
ing. Her face was very white and
looked pinched about the mouth. She
went back to where old Fishee sat on
the porch, bla white head held between
bla two hands. He was rocking hlm
aelf to and fro. She touched him gen
tly, but he did not look up. She spoke
to hlra. "Father," ahe suld.
Ha did not seen) to hear her.
"There isn't anything yet. He sent
the telegram. I ahull stay with you
now, no matter whut you say." She
aat beside blm and put ber bead down
on his shoulder, ami, though for a mo
ment be appeurtd not to notice It, when
Minnie came out on th porch, lieurins
her father at the door, the old man
bad. put his arm about the girl and wus
stroking ber fulr balr softly.
Briscoe glanced at them and raised
a warning finger to his daughter, and
they went tiptoeing Into the bonne,
where the Judge dropped heavily upon
a sofa. Minnie stood before him with
a look of pale Inquiry, and he shook
hi bead.
"No use to tell him. but I can't see
any hope," he answered her, bltliu
nervously at tbe end of a cigar. "I ex
pect you better bring me some coffee
In here. I couldn't take another step
to aave me. I'm too old to tear around
the country horseback before break
fast, like I have today."
"Did you send her telegram?" Min
nie asked as he drank tbe coffee she
brought him. She bad Interpreted
"coffee" liberally and, with the assist
ance of 'Mlldy Upton, whose subdued
nose waa frankly red und who shed
tea re on the raspberries, had prepared
an appetizing table at bis elbow.
"Yes." responded the Judge, "and I'm
glad she sent It I talked the other
way yesterday, what little I aald It
Isn't any of our business but I don't
think any too much of those people
omehow. She thinks she belongs with
Flsbee, and I guess she's right. That
young fellow must have got along
with her pretty well, and I'm afraid
when she gives up she'll be pretty bad
over it; but I guess we all will. It's
terribly sudden, somehow, though It'a
only whiit everybody half expected
would come, only we thought It would
come from over yonder." He nodded
toward the west. "But she's got to stay
here with us. Boarding at Tlbba' with
that old man won't do, and she's no
girl to live In two rooms. You fix It
up with her you muke her stay."
"She must," answered his daughter
aa she knelt beside blm and patted his
coat and handed him several things
to eat at the same time. "Mr. Flsbee
will help me persuade her, now that
Tatticr." i(d.
ahe'a bonnd to stay In spite of him and
tbe Sherwoods too. I've always thought
ahe waa grand, ever since she took me
under ber protection at school, when
I" Minnie was speaking sadly, me
chanically, but suddenly she broke off
with a quirk sob, turned to the win
dow, then turned again to Briscoe and
cried: "I don't believe It! He knew
how to take care of himself too well.
He'd have got awny from them."
Her father shook bis bead. "Then
why hasn't he turned up? He'd have
gone home after the storm If something
bad wasn't I be matter."
"But nothing nothing that bad
could have' happened. They haven't
found any anything."
"But why hasn't he come back,
child?"
"Well, he'a lying hurt somewhere,
that's all."
"Then why haver-'t they found him?"
"I don't ta" ahe cried and choked
wltb the words and touted her dishev
eled hair from her temples, "It Isn't
true! Helen won't believe It. Why
should 1? It's only a few hours since
be waa right bere in our yard talking
to ua all. I won t believe it till they've
searched every stick and stone of Six
Crossroads and found blm."
"It wasn't the Crossroads," aald
the old gentleman, pushing the table I
u-vay uiul reiuxuiK ui ..uiu ou tu
sofa. "They probably didn't have any
thing to with It. We thought they
lu.J at first, but everybody's about
come to believe It was thone two fel
low a that he bud arrested yestenhiy."
"It wusti't the CroHxrouiN;" echoed
Minnie, and she Uvuu to tremble vio
lently. "Haven't they becu out there
yet?"
"What ne? They are out of It, and
they can thunk Cud tiny are."
"They are not!" she cried, very much
agitated. "They did It. It wus the
White Caps. We saw tin in, Helen
and I."
Tbe Judge got uion hi feet with an
onth. llo bud not sworn for years un
til thut morning. "Whut's this?" be
suld sharply.
"I ought to have told you before, but
we were ao frightened, and ami you
went off in audi a rush after Mr. Wiley
was bere. I never dieumed everybody
wouldn't kuow It was the Crossrouds;
that they would think of any one else.
And 1 looked for tiie scarecrow, as soon
a It was light, and It waa away off
from where we saw them and wasn't
blown down at all; and Helen suw
them In the field besides; suw all of
them"
He Interrupted ber. "What do you
mean? Try to tell me about It quietly,
child." He la-d bis bund on ber shoul
der. She told blm breathlessly what she
and Helen bud seeu. ami be grew more
unit more visibly perturbed and un
easy, biting his clgur to pieces und
groaning at lunrvula. When she bad
iiiiiHhed be took a few uulck turns
about the room, with hia bunds thrust
deep In his cout pockets, and then,
churglug ber to rcpeut tbe atory to no
one, left the house and. forgetting bis
fatigue, rapidly crossed the fields to
the point where the bizarre figures of
the night bud shown themselves to tUo
two irlrls at the window.
The soft ground bad been trampled
by many feet. The boot prints pointed
to the northeast. He traced them buck
wsrd to the southwest through the
field and saw where they hud come
from near the road, going northeast;
then, returning, be climbed the fence
and followed them northward through
the next field. From there the next field
to the north, lying beyond the road that
waa a continuation of Muln street,
atretehed to the rullroad embankment.
The track, ruggedly defined In tram
Pled loara and muddy furrow, Ix-nt in
a direction which Indicated that It
terminus might be the twitch where
the empty cars bud stood lust ulght
waiting for the 1 o'clock freight. Though
the fields had been trampled In uiauv
(To Iw continued.)
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o Eugene inclusive, ami from al
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lenbush hot springs In the Cascade
mountains, which can be reached in
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4anern Agt.
134
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Paaa, Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge.
Trains Daily Between
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
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For detailed Information, address
W. C. McBRIBE, General Agent.
124 Third Street
Dr. 1. a. Karris Magitrtle thai r.
1 successful!' 'Jreal dirara with
out the ue of druga or purery, by
the Welt 111 t System f luxguetitf
healing. Call and see me. C limi
tation free. Office over City iiakery,
Ilillrboro, Or.
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The busiest and migbi icrd little
thing that ever was made is Or.
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charge weakness Imo strength, IIM
lessut ss into et-ergy, I lain fi g into
mental Niwer. They're wordi rfnl
in building up the health Only 2-'c
per box. Soul by all druggi-d.
C.F. ALLISON.
Third Si.. Portland
to Cross the Continent.
Ogden and Denver
Portland, Oregon,