, 1870-11-24
OVER 4 PREClPICE,
Feri1ous Adventures or Indy Ayon.
more In the Yosemite yallcre

FcrrIOua Adventures OF Indy Av0hs
more In the Yosemite yalloy.
From the San Fsuneisoo chroniele, .sos. lG
\ tale Of adventure in the Yosemite Valley,
Avonmorc, for the heroine, appca1od yestef-
day In . morning contemporary. md having
resson from that simple fact to disbelieye N
Its Accuracy, ! ChroHte9e reporter called YES
ttrday upon Lady Avonmoro, at her plAce Of
residence in this city, and had tho correctness
appeared Wte incorrect, md Lady Ayoumore
therefore kindly turnished us With the correct
TErElon Of her sefiouB and Almoet fatal sdyeu.
tule among the Yosemite snows-
Charmed By the beauty Of The sccnery iu the
climate there, Iaay Avonmore Ind put OF
from time to Tins her departure from the Yo-
semitic Valley, where she had been Staying for
soma months. The approach Of winter, and
tho msnacing snow at list gave such unmts-
.4.s' s11tst ID s.s' IN ae :, s IL. 1n.1 sas might
longer, that che At last reluctantiy
cd. Lord Harvey, the :. Hon" strutt
lsou Of Lord relper) and Cyril Flower, u. r,
were staying II the hotel, ahd having Of
offered her scat In carriage which thsy had
engaged 10 meet them At Gla1k / Moore's,
telling her that ther were a}so going to leave
The valley Immediately. She did not accept
the seat In the carriage, but vas glad Of their
s1.r a 1o1n;n" ~ e So~s,tar s,xtt ~
Cd i..dr Ayenmore- hoEcrer. mssnTcrsd
thst abe hid not been provided viii = propeI
saddle, xnd ordered It changed. It was ar-
ranged that The three gentlemen were to ride
] On taking With them her luggage, csoaks,
e.c.), and that ehe ehould osessake them.
They rode on, and tho ueathcr meanwhile
| Assuming more threatening aspect. their
stuut aud cbivalrous hearth Of - British ok :"
| failed them, ~ the,r ancestors' hearts
have failed before On American soil. and theY
| delay in chanEinN the saddle. it was eozne
time before Lady Avoun.ore vas mounted and
| on tbe road again. thc gentleman apd the
| guide, man named Coulter beinR then out
| ct tight.
herself very muct, at this. ~ It hid been ~
| rsnre.i thst ths nsrtv shnnla stnn ~ Tnsn;r.-
ton roint-eiebt Iuiles from tha hoieI-and
| hive lunch: snd 30. thourh her horra x.s
moving hintolf poor one. she felt sufs Of
Hnrirantr 2orWnr3s the cnr,snr sto,m rnsh,s1r h
sstber;nc it, forces meanwhSte sronn3 the
| nnour taip tnrs. md Giving N.rni,, ~ c.,31Iv
rana neto1a % she | resehe4 1nsniratIan % N ro;aS saa
the rain, hail. ind tuow had berun and.
Wien ahs n lat roda M 10 tha eTnectca 1, IN,
dtx1cns. she eaw. to be. disrn,F. hat % the
party had not halted, hut had r,r,shei nn.
Then cornmeneed ihe struggle vitf, tbe sfom
.Thicker and thicker csme tho x1ox. Tht
hfran "a risA- ard. bowling dol.trlir
,Hsnt %.,M .f;rl~,cd. A, ,,.v across The tTzA'
e.eps Nnn!"in1s % eS II asksx N
no* Aooe1 on4te1A4e4 ~ ,.s.IT sne IA
lass !ae usee vas =, eo@iae,ey Tad.
1be etofru Ta9eo IN At Na 1al5. 03es
AvoGmeFe 9fged her horee- 10 WIS pane ~
eir1eken, and refused 70 move N inch. sh;
cisneunted. and cos1ed 1fm to 90 Forward
Mcnntfn& ssNn, ne Honld 50 YosSssu, ane
J then, trembling, STAND 1S1in, not to be moyet
sitheT By ha1shnssa q hndnsss. 4 3natteree
little, e,hoEever, wiwhesher be moved OF not
, ,ae s1 uack s, ~ deeply covered xah SNOW. ,ns
Lady Ayonmota had loat its bearings endrely
. dsfknees W already closing N EPoo u.
seene ne e,otm W.. W. 1nseated, u and it eeesn2s
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