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LAKEVIEW : : : : : : OREGON
A RE-ENACTED
TRAGEDY.
Story of a Mysterious Happening
to an Automobiler.
By F. A. MITCHEL.
fOopyrlaht, 19HV by American I'mi Amv
clntUm.)
That J' cur th flrwt snowstorm cmiir
pnrljr, and It wits ait Infant bllK-.nnl
It cnttght n-. In my automobile nuik
In n trip near KdlnhiirKh. I luul ruin-
with hip. It Is true, hut nt the sup
ply I usually carried for winter wenth
cr. Thf anow Ml lluhtl.v at first, grow
ing thicker ami finally ronilnii with
blinding force, the wind rising and
henlug it In drifts.
It was tliene drift Hint balked me.
I plowed through thrill at first, liut in
they Krvw dsHr I found tills method
of pvttlnc nn inoiv ditlloult, and un-
firtiuififttv Iholst -n tin ithir
i Tltf snow wnn gi'ttlnjj divinr, tbi'
j cold more lntons, nud 1 wns txvoni-
Iiik lrwsy wh-n I saw a light Olrkor
In: to my loft a short distance nhend.
IUIiik nt the ft of a rl the nwent
of which Involved a cut and a drift,
I h-ft my mat hlnp bi-sldc the rood that
it uilKht not lie In the way of pas
lujr vehicles and walkod toward the
llht. (irndunlly a big brick Iioubo
loomed up before mo. and as I ad
vanced lights appeared at every win
dow of a larpe and IiiionIij; structure,
i'.y the time I reached the front door
tlie place was brilllnntty Illuminated.
I raped with the brass knocker, the
door wdrf ImiiiisJIately thrown open by
a butler, and I found myself lu a
bouse where a social fuuctiou was lu
prosroR.
"I am a belated traveler caught lu
the storm. Will you kindly ask your
master If be will Rive me ahelter for
the ulghtr
While I was speaking a gentleman
advanced, heard my story and Invited
tue In. A masquerade ball was lu
progress. There were people dressed
.is ancient Romans, Creeks and Asiat
ics. PiruteK. priests, kings and harle
quins mlugled Indiscriminately. The
gentleman who revived me was the
host and wns dressed to represent
a Judge with wig and pown. H in
sisted on my taking part in the festiv
ities, and since 1 was young and de
voted to pleasure I consented, though
I at first demurred on the ground that
I was not In costume.
I entered the main room, where dauo
Ing was going on. feeling out of place
in ordinary clothes among so many
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striking costumes. My finharrassment
was by no means disturbed by the at
tention I attracted for the plainness
of my costume. One would suppose by
the way these people stared at me that
my ordinary sack coat, vest and trou
sers were more curious than those
worn by themselves. It seemed to me
that true politeness would have led
them to pass my delitlency without
notice Just as a person of feel lug will
refrain from staring at any physical
defect such as a birthmark.
I soon found myself dunciug with
the rest, cbooslug my purjners at ran
dom, for, though I was acquainted
with none of the ladles, they were all
gracious to me. One of them, dressed
as Mary, queen of Scots, seemed uot
averse to having me for a partner, uud
as she was a very beautiful woman I
was not averse to damiu with her.
The company bnd revived old fash
ioned dances, among others the min
uet. 1 was leading Queen Mary to a
position for this dance w hen she stop
ped short and turned pulu. Following
the direction of her eyes. I saw a
woman dressed as Queen Kllzabelh
glancing at her.
"Upon my word," I said to my part
ner, "you people are carrying out jour
characters to perfection. That old
Jezebel Is looking at you with all the
malice there was In the virgin queen,
und you are trembling as If you were
aware of her purpose to murder you."
"Take mo away." she moaned.
Wondering at -this show of feeling -It
did not seem to be ussunied-I took
the lady to a place where a set was
forming for the minuet and there was
place vacant. We occupied It. 'Ih
music started up, and we began to
dance. What surprised me was tbot I,
who had no knowledge of the dauce,
v.as able to get through the figures
without making any serious mistakes
We had just llnlshed when my part
tier gave a shriek and fell swooning In
my arms. I taw the quests looking
from her to some one else and, glanc
ing In that direction for an explana
tlon, saw a figure In a akin tilting
black costume, masked, bearing an ax
on his shoulder. Just disappearing
through a door Into another room.
"This In cnnctlnu character with a
Vengeance," I said to myself. "Not
only docs Mary tremble at the sight of
Flisnhcih. but she faints at the sight of
the executioner" I M .obliged to
carry her to n lounge, where 1 placed
her, fanning her mil II she came back
to consciousness. I was surprised that
none of the ladles enme forward to
assist iter. Looking about for somo of
them. 1 saw them nil dancing attend-
I Slice on the old painted bug, with her
enormous milted collar find budlsened
, with Jewels. 8ho cast a glance oeca-
slouaily toward me and my charge,
and a more malignant scowl I never
observed on the face of any human be
ing. It seemed intended to wsril those
fawning u)mmi her that the slightest
sympathy with the Scottish quoeu
would b vMtod with a frightful re
venge. Mary oeiied her eyes and. seeing
me looking down nt her with Intense
solicitude, gave me a responsive glance
that went straight to my heart. I
could not but contrast her Iwauty she
was the very Image of the portraits I
had seen of her prototype with that
of the thin faced, skinny, wrinkled old
woman who wns K-rsonatlng F.llw
beth. When Mary had sulllcleutly, re
covered to speak she legged nie to go
for wine, that she might be strength
ened by it. I told her that I would do
so If slio would promise that my placo
beside her i-lieu Id not be filled with
another csvnller.
"No fear of thai." she replied gloom
ily. "No cavuller could be devoted to
me and live."
t went to the supper room and re
turned with a cup of wine. What wns
my astonishment to find everything
changed. Mary, whom I had left a few
minutes before on a sofa, was being
tried for treason, having aspired to
the crown of her cousin. Queen Hllxa
beth. That the trial was a mock one
I did not doubt. It was certainly a
mockery, for nothing was proved.
Nevertheless the Judge the host pro
nouueed a sentence of death against
the accused. Then the court broko up
and the sjiectatort scattered.
"If this were not so grewsonie," I
said to one of the guests, "If the ac
tors were not so Intense In their parts,
the 'enactment of a historical occur
rence at a masquerade would be a
capital Idea. I shall suggest It for the
next masquerade ball to which I am
Invited."
The muu to whom I made the re
murk looked nt me as If he did uot
quite understand my moaning, then
walked away.
I strolled Into another room. A
group occupied It, consisting of Queeu
Kllzabetb and courtiers. The queeu sat
at a ta Mo, in-fore her u parchmeut.
Spinning the document, she signed It
and handed it to one of the men pres
ent, and be carried It out of the room.
Tbeso scenes were becoming so real
istic as to he Hsltlvely painful. I al
most wished myself back lu my un to
mobile, facing the' driving storm. Hut
the worst was yet to come. We were
all dancing a wild figure when sud
denly the stroke of a bell brought ev
ery one to a standstill. It was fol
lowed by others. Then from out one of
the rear rooms came a little proces
sion, ut the head of which walked
Mury. For the first time glancing to
ward the other end of the room. 1 saw
a block similar to the one shown to
day lu the Tower of London on which
state prisoner were beheaded, uud I
shuddered ut the executioner standing
beside It, leaning on the handle of his
ax.
"For heaven's sake," I groaned,
"they're uot going to enact that
frightful scene. 1 hope! This Is alto
gether too realistic. If I recommend
any such representation for a musqucr
ade I'll choose a more pleasing one."
As I glanced about me and saw seri
ousness depicted on every face, some of
Queeu Mary's attendants weeping, the
queeu her -elf pale as death, Mary ad
vanced to the block uud divested her
self of whatever of her clothing would
Interfere with the death stroke. Then
she turned her eyes full upon me with
one last beseeching look. I started
forward to put a stop to this frightful
Impersonation, but was sel.ed by two
men stainliii',' behind me and held In a
firm grip. Mary, seeing my Intention
und Its thwarting, gave me a lust look
of mingled gratitude and despair, Then
she knelt before tho block, the execu
tioner swung the ax aloft, U descend
ed, and amid u spurting CM!0'h1 the
bead of the vHIra rolled to'lie floor.
1 fainted. When 1 cnni to my
senses several people in orlrtufg co8"
tinne wero standing about me. locking
very anxious. 1 wns In therooin
where I hnd seen the tragedy enacted,
but not one of the musqucrndcrs wns
there. I was lying on tho couch on
which I had placed Queeu Mary, In
view of the spot where I had seeu ber
executed. I looked for the block, for
blood stains on the floor. They bad
vanished.
"Where tho deuce am XT' 1 exclaim
ed. "Luckily not frozen," wus the reply.
They told me that I had been found
asleep lii iny automobile, hud been car
ried to the house In which I was and
revived with the greatest difficulty.
.Now. 1 am not going to suggest that
there was nnythlng remarkable In
one's seeing the sights 1 did when un
c)iiM(ioi!s. Nevertheless there Is a cu
rlis coincidence connected with the
tinnier. I learned that the house to
which I was carried und w here I wit
nofiNed the tragedy was several hun
dred yenrs old and hnd once been oc
cupied by Mary, queen of Soots. Trn-
dltlon gives more thuu this. It says
that Mary and Kllzobeth onco met
there at a bull. Hut of this there la
no historical record. At the ani time
Kllinbeth might have been In Scot
laud Incognito and been entertained at
this very house.
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OUT I'KlCIiS ON
Ccar Lumber, Mill Work
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TWENTY-FOUR. THOUSAND
Prescriptions have been fillcil at
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This record shows better than
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placed in this store by
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patient
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CONSOLIDATED STAGE CC.
P. M. CO Air, Oummrml Manager
LAKEVIEW . OREGON
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KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW
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Alturas Route 5.00 9.00
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The Lowest, Warmest and
Best Valley in Lake County
We have many tun acre tracts, sumo adjoining IIhUmI
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Ainu finest (if natural meadows.
Don't leave Lake Cuuntj without seeing this vulley.
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VALLEY FALLS : : : : OREGON
REGARDING VARITIES
No doubt you realize the reat importance
of planting such variiies of fruits and How
ers that have been demonstrated to be suc
cessful under like conditions in other com
munitics. We have been growing general
nurserv stock in the mountains for many
years and WK KNOW.
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The Klamath Nurseries, Klamath Falls, Oregon