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plain In Which the Indi
ad they turned down «
tinned, cautiously, tra'
drown hia trouble« had make Us tor*
ton«. Betöre he had bean hdre tan
years the report cans that be had
baa* killed by Indians. This was
shortly after the report that ha and
his brother had Inherited an immense
fortune from a brother In New Tor«,
and while neither Bertha nor her
friends could erst get any ta M fitjo n
concerning what became ot thta for-
B erthaLrte <a the dump and she was quench thetr thirst, they pitched a
ladeed a rare picture in this section te m p ^ ry samp and waited.
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m A * * »* * ?
As the night grew darker the stars
proposition tUtt had oobm Iron trrww brighter
the wild howls of
j* V § * £ ! * * _ 1
L f ’* 1 **• ths coyote rang in the distance,
lord o f The Desert,
As It were, .interspersed now and then with the
K wae the killing o f two
birds w e W c r T o f the hungry mountain
with one atone with the chief. It was HJ r
1
the obtaining o f animate for Us bun-
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gry sad bard beset tribe and obtain-
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lng a prise of far more personal value.
C lu r r s K Y .
which meant more wealth for U s tribe
- w . vuiaina
and n white sqosw for his wigwam.
A fter the surprise o f the attack o f
It is the fourth night after the la
the previous night ths men rallied to dlan« attacked the pack train. At the
defend the camp. Bat it was too late, Stone House the Cord o f The Deeert
the work was done. W hile ths main «its at bis accustomed piece, alpping
body o f the red men had charged on from a goblet of old Scotch whiskey,
ths eamp, detachments o f the party Of late years he hae done but little
had not been Idle. They corralled the beside« drink from the flowing bowl,
horses and had them on the road. One day he deadens all sense o f feel
randy to Join the main band with their log. to rise the following with a heap
captive. They disappeared ae silently er appetite and n conscience more
as they came and the handful of »tinging. On this night Us eyelids
whites that still «arrived knew that It ere heavier than nsunl, his eyes look
was ns »less to fellow them la the dart, more glassy and the grimmcee are
besides, they did not know bat that a deeper la his then,
redskin lurked behind every bowlder
No wonder. If Den Follett, the
on the moan tain »Ides.
] Canadian Frenchman, hae followed hie
George Smith, colored, whs
hia white wife ia ' Portland,
wu tenerti to ha Mr on Deer
Fifteen day«’ Now hae hae«
prepara a b ill ef exception« t
ia an appeal to the enpreaoai
volcanic material extending 1er
miles.
Tbe loss o ( the ooftar crop, wb
tíñate v ela’s principal export, ba
platel y demoralised cem merco sc
George L . Dillman, stall
for the examination of land i
ander the Carey arid land ad
protest to be piueewlnJ to tbe next lag-
i stature against tbs proposai change of
the gams taw, under which upload
birds may be abot from Septamber I I ,
instead of hum October 1. Open seas
on before October 1 mesne at a time
when tbe farmers are busy with har
vesting end they deeire to have an even
chance with hnntere (tom ths cities.
Hormoolllo, Menico, Nov. I I . —A re
markable story, duly authenticated, of
the discovery of hidden Artec twee
aree, bee jqet been reported to the gov
ernment eat boti ties at Tapie by Bev.
the arrival of one who ia not Pablo Martino, the perish p icot of
The Three Staten canal a
tr. In his sagerness. ths Lard
filed in tbe offee of the
Desert rises end paces the
board an application for «
iw .and then stopping at ths
tbe reclamation of 30,000 m
at tbe fate of the white girl,
were willing end anxious to pur
sue the
Indians
on
foot, all
saw the futility of such an attempt,
and ths lander of the escort showed
no concern about bar capture and ae
Inclination to follow her captore, but
rather cursed the fate of being left
afoot. The morning wae consumed In
____ land lying in the w«atara ja
burying the deed and the afternoon In
J county. The tract ie local
reconaotterteg. The trail o f the In
diana was discovered, which showed
that they had gone la a southerly di
rection, a coarse that led to the east
of the stone house, ea Mount Juniper.
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Fortunately, that night another pack o f Dan FalletL Whether alter victory
n peck train for tea Interio
train arrived from the went It had or defeat, or during anger or in a hap
Ich’ ^ieTiaBkd
Th*TM lant-Oraat packing company,
might In which tea convent
py stood, the oily black eyes of this
a few
» A r t « stone ®* Astoria, has iltad articles of inoor-
beginning of thte chapter o
were always wlU- man never change. It Is only when
Dfeck train had rmrhcd fe notnt on
X hand to the dls- be speaks or acts that Ua mood ta
»1,500,000
iiseom in tbe P « » « « " -
Snfekfe rlTor on the Old Oregon Trail _ _____ — »
„ ed the stranded
known.
located
a
mat
The
Multnomah
county
delegation
to
near the Oregon end Idaho Una. For party with a few horse«. The strand
Upon entering the bouse, and after
tr 1 «era. Im- the legislature, at n manting held last
tunately. on the earns night, the es ed packers returned with this train
ood shoot this week, indorsed s ««00,000 appropria-
cort consisting o f cowboys, seat out to Fort Boise, while four members of greeting Its Lord, he soon uaburdene
the advisability of b e a rli«
ss a handsome tkm for the Lewis and Clark fair,
t-ndsr the leadership o f aa expert the escort with the daring equal to himself.
behalf of the nonunion mee
“ I saw from the smoke above the
irned
a
bright
frontiersman, met her at this place.
those times, and against the admoni
al gas from a
Eugene has asked far an increase in
■sained at work daring the s
Both parties had camped in n email tion o f their leader, entered Into e distant rimrocke tbe evening before.”
s chamber ed- mail carriers to meet tb e growing de-
torney J. J. Lena Iran, on
valley near the river, surrounded by solemn oath that they would follow said Follett, “th »t old Egan was ready
mountains, covered wttb rocks end the Indians end would never return for action, bat In »pita of my efforts
toraeys for the son an km i
i was found a mand for free delivery,
boulders. The peck train constated until they had recaptured Bertha Lyle the clash came lo a way that several
i
sod
utensils
Two
n
uiioa
fe
sta
l
lags
were
swept
o f thirty moles and two wagons, while and placed her In the stone hones with lives o f onr men were font. I tried to great etera of orni
I or some other lw l, i„ a L «wij river freshet ceased by
" the escort constated o f ten men, be her ancle. Burly the following morn have the surprise *o complete that the belonging to the
prehistoric
race.
girl
and
animate
should
be
taken
away
sides Its leader aad a do ten horses, ing. armed and provisioned
end
Twelve barros were inquired to trans
one o f which wae need exclusively for mounted thee« four started out on without the loes of a life, but onr boys
would probably be given
a pack horse, and another was brought the trail o f the bandit Indians. Tha were on their feet Instantly and fought port the articles to Ran Blu, where
bravely, and It wa« certainly a mir they were shipped fo Ban Francisco, ac
along for Bertha to ride.
acle that any of them escaped after companied by tbe Americans.
Tired aad worn out by the hard
they engaged such odds.” Then he
ships o f the trail, tee peckers had
WAOeS RAISED.
As such articles esnnot be removed
detailed the dreum stances o f the fight from Mexico w ithont »he consent of
hobbled put their mule«, prepared
tel amb
ae the reader knows them.
their meal, and gone to bed early. The
harried
tbe government, an inst igation ta ia
members o f the escort, while not so
"D o you think there Is a n Chance
fatigued, had prepared for retiring
of those four daredevils ran lin g the
early also, partly to keep from dta-
Pittsburg, Nov. 1 7 .- Nettem signed
glriT” Inquired Lyle.
MITCHELL Oft THE STAND.
* tnrblng their neighbors and partly to
by J. M. W elle, general supertotomkmt
“ None la the world.” replied the
be refreshed for tee following day’ s
of tbe West Pennsylvania read, wavs
Frenchman. “They will either lose
H fo Through Lively
journey, (or from this point the pack
posted in tbe oftkas of tbe ootnpaay at
train would coattaue to the west end
tomhmtkxi well.
Alleghany today to the effect that an
Bertha aad bar escort would take e
Nov. 17 - President
advance of 1« per cent would bn made
course over the trainees plains and
but few provision» with team."
In wages of all employee permanently
mountains to tee south.
“How did the girl take her captiv
In tbe service of tbe Pennsylvania sys
A fter she had retired to a bed of
ity 7" Inquired the 1 -ord of The Deeert.
tem snot of Pittsburg who am new re
straw, this girl from n comfortable
” 1 only aew her for a moment by
ceiving lem than «200 a month, to take
home In Scotland had plenty to think
e flash' o tee campfire after aka was
about before she fell asleep. This
effect from November 1, 1902.
secured, end she wore a bold look of I
barren plains and mountains over
Hobart Pitcairn, assistant to ffkmi-
firmness
and
defiance,
as
If
she
feared
which she had passed during the past
daut Cassai, of tbe Pennsylvania mad,
not
even
the
devils
Into
whose
hands
few days, aad tee trackless desert be
said that almost tbe entire working
she had fallen.”
fore her looked gloomy enough,
the wrecked boiler rot tire to the debris force of the system east of Pittsburg
"She's a L y le!” mattered the Lord
but the
probable
attack
from
Tbe nannanm-
of The Desert.
The Are force of tbe oompurn however , would be advanced.
Indians aad a long trip through a bar
"This Is a costly affair, Martla,” In
ren country to her destination were
bed tbe flamm aatingaishej in 1« mln-
H ml son corn
tiroly voluntary.
About I t ,000 men
sinuated Follett
calculated to Increase her s a il
“ Yes, I know," replied this man of
agli, of Phila-
on tbe Pitteburg di v if loo w ill ba ben
while tee reference of the leader
wealth, “but old Egan wanted ani
ing tbe Penn-
the escort to the danger from Indiana
mals for his men and would not do
end the same tribe who, It was al
Frankfort, lad., Nov. 15.l~Fonr
the other work, you know, without the
leged, had murdered her father thick
attempted
to bold up the *Mtb-b(
horses
as
he
said
Ms
men
would
not
ened the mantle of gloom teat bun*
Monos express at Cyclone today,
be satisfied with taking the girl u i j m i t | u w n »~ M u .- , r — - ----- #
about her, and besides, she did not
drods at questions to Mr. MltaheU
train slackened speed an striking
felon 6,M
like the appearance o f the man under
"The twenty-fiv« head which I am best of harmony prevailed befer«
pedoes on the rails, but when tbe
whose charge she had fallen. Wo
Tbe
to deliver at Gray Butte and the for lawyers and tbe witness.
man's Intuition had properly aroused
gineer fosad four levnlvm « be tl
ty heed they got the other night,” ben of tbe commission look tbe
her suspicions on this point
open tbe throttle. Tbe fear men I
mid Follett "are a pretty heavy tax. Interest in everything, and frequently
How long she had been asleep the
rapidly end often, bat all the train
besides the men we have lost Better interrupted with questioae, that tfaev
did not know when awakened by the
and passenger« escapad Injury Sfc
thetroae-
If you had let the girl come on and might here e better understanding of
lorceet yells that had ever pierced
Gen-
Oorna and deputise aftofbard cs
made away with her as I did with her what was Doing mid. The afternoon
her oars, aad these Intermingled with
n t is la Ran
who gave the
father."
the discharging of firearms and a din
Taylor has
"That would never have dona,” re session was more interesting. Mr.
o f oaths end shouts as if a thousand
to F oint
plied
Lyle. “The notoriety of her vis MaeVaagb'a cross-examination waa, aa
demons were engaged in war. And
_
i of the
it here would have led to an Investiga e rale, very keen, and while be assured
It was a war. and the men fought like
tion, bat now that the Indians have M i. Mitchell he > u not radically op-"
Tbe appeal
demons! The packers and cowboys,
dons ths work it 1s a natural turn of posed to him, he did not Batman oppor
though outnumbered fire to one. stood
affairs In this country and the Ameri tunity to place Mr. Mitcbe|l’a reasons
their ground until the straggle be
15.— Fotte
Wellington, N. L ,
cas’* —U n d e 8am,’— win • reward for bettor condition» in tbe anthracite
came a hand to hand one, and not an
» on board the British
Rgaa and his warriors by giving coal fluid in n bed lig h t bate», »be cosh
ti) she had been matched from her
w hite was
wo» wracked
wrecked
Mew York, Nov, 17. — Tos bridge
steamer Bllngamite, which
them a reservation and feeding
bed end dragged e short distance and
4 tbn Three Klage
Kings W elle provided ea tbe spaaing day of
bound on the beck of e horse, end was
broilers, »2 0 0 8 2 *0 , dock«, « » . « 0 « November 9 on one of tbe
aoaat of New Zen-
Zea tbe promut century tbe trot man tei pal
being rushed out through n deep can
•-•0 per dome ; turkeys, young, 12X islands 0 8 tbe north onset
igMn spite of the
tbe totepboae servies la tbfa soon try. aad
land, are still m ieringNa
yra ia the mountain*, surrounded by
•IS «; «asm, »«.00®«.w> por doma.
», says tbe L mdna eoneaaoadcat of
n band o f India* warriors, each oeem-
Ohsom — Full ersam, tirina, 15# rarefai search which M s been made on
i T ri bone. It bee bees desili 1 1 to »eil
Ingly claiming her as hia prim, did
tbe
coast
end
islands
adjacent
to
tbe
M e;
Tonag America, ! » K « I «M
she fully realise that her people had
i whole system to tbe Mations! teie-
scene of tbe wreck. Tbn wreckage from
factory priem, 1^1 Üc Imm
lost aad tent the red skins had won.
the El ingas» it* hae drifted to a groat , ate company. This doetefoa g ive s«
Butter—
Fancy
creamery,
M
faSfiXr
flooth Wales.
Darkness
It was fortunate for Bertha that she
groat aback to tbe agitators of »cheamo
par pound; extras, 30c; dairy, 20 i lístanos (rom the point «b ere tbe ship
the city of Melhouros at
did not remove he* clothing upon re
I for breaking the control of f he company
•2SXe; teore, 1««1S.
tiring that sight, aad that *hs placed
day, and halls of Are M l «
through municipal »en sr tei ip and corn-
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Eggs 2 «# 30c per domo.
her shorn on her feet upon being first
••rorsl buildings. The people
put Hioa.
«wakened, for the rhlll night air of
Hep*—New
srop,
i
t
«
H
e
par
pound.
thrown into n state of penis, as
that altitude even penetrated these.
Wool— Valley, 1» H ü lfe ; ta sters
thought the world was coming i
il«H e i mohair
end. A similar dond of red dost
0APTBR IT . -
like n pell over Ute city of Sydney
v The Chase.
The following1 morning showed ths
effects of the Indian raid. Two of tee
Paris, Tax.. Nov. 18— A epaeial
pecker* lay deed upon the ground,
election was bald today in tbe Fourth
teulr scalp* taken, while one o f the
oongrssslonal district, Morris Rhepard
escort had been killed, and terse mor
being elected to congress to i l l tbe ua-
tally wounded. Not e horse or fitnle
explrod term of his lather, recently de-
remetaut ta the vtefntty. That.. _
Important object of the attack, had
been driven away aad