The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-03-28

URSDAY MARCH
Day. But she vent i.sare, md wondered
svay with her child, and was never heard
Of more.
''If you had seen the New York daiiies of
Of thirteen vean ago." resumed the false
Lieutenant '.yoa could not have failed to
aetice sisiking a1vertieneae o6kriDg Q
thousasd dollars reward for information Of
TIE vhereaboufs Of aa Insane woman and her
child. The reward Was a1sefWsn6 inasased
to i've theunnd dpllara DID yuu never
hear of the sdvertisDnt Of M. Hehefr
-"Nss9,s mid Aark. "Hov should I
have ssen IL" N -i..:.--
..Ah, yer; true. You wsrs but boz at
ths nine. Y& If you lived nea. New York,
you might have heard Of the diappear-
anea"
II did not live psar Nsv York"
s'Why ~ cuaduetoe told - you came
from Yosk 6nAs," nd he false lieutenant.
$50 I did," resposda NAH.
"1sy Ok you what part?' inquired
The william. -7es's
'4Cszsainly, ;" eaid Marx. 81 come from
ths wuassn part Of IL 6taAs. Nay elk
ths name Of the ::laay whose disappear.
ancs called forth the advertisement of which
you you speakT' E -'e r.. 70 O..
0 "Hef given name vas Gahsielle" said the
Psstsnded o&cer ssasively. IF I eoald Ct
. tsace Of that inaDs woman end her child,
IWouA give . thousand dollazs OUT Of my
ON pocket. Think what start in life that
sun vo0h give yoang man like you!"
4ayk sArank hack, = from the touch Of
IN embodied pslilesce.1 v:a8 7se
81 en- give ysa 10 aaHistancs in your
search, Lisutenant Fallon," be sid coldly.
''Pesmis M 10 81 If Mn Heb1i your
ovn .ster, bornof the ame parents - your
self!" demanded the pretended officer sb.
ruPs!y; 90
psiy.se family adaia, Lisntenaas Falloo, .
aid Marx hansheily. my siaaer hss a.
sssdy hesn e.noyed By year qasstioas in ~.
sa!d 70 AG isa.y, and 1 nut request you
to leavs % aluae" r- i-1- 10
II be- your P.rdoo, Mr.. Hehsr, )" said the
villain, adding naiicioualy, 81 80 this 70 9
sore nhject With you. Yoa have not said
that Mics Heber i your own sistsr. l pre-.
sumo , u cannot say 20 tzuthfully."lI
~ will not disenothe matter, cir. Gay
Heber Is my sistef, and vhis live, abe
shall Eut lack far q ipEctector." 1
"Ah, yes, said the pretended officer, vsins
his favUrite phEase Of ansnf. 'BeotheEs are
poe usually % devoted to sisten - you seem
to b, Mr.. HsbR." ,si,.g t.' u
That evening" Gay, whose curiosity had
been stimulatsd By what bad taken place, 10
find out something more about her parentage,
was Examining some jewels which had been
lsA BY hT mothef, and some trinkets which
she had posses.sd when child. She had
taken them from little box in the bottom
of her trunk, and thought hszsslf perfectly
secure under the cover Of the wagon, when
she suddenly detected TIE false Lieutenant
Fallon pssring It her through hole which
b had cut In the canvas. All this she re-
ported TO Mark.
On the following day Marx bad . violent
alteration vith the pretended Lieutenant.
No oss had syo or eau for anything but
this exciting scene, and it thus happened
that Q amall body Of hoEssmen in the uni
form Of the United States had come up, and
dashsd into the very camp before their ap-
proaeh w0 noticed. -
A loud bugls call from the head Of the
troops Was the first token the emigranis re-
ceived Of he new arrival
In moment the comhafants were loosed,
and al EYES turned to The nsw-comen. r-.
The disguised Lieut. Fallon looked and
turned faint. He knew what this visit
meant, il no one else did. - r.
''Cooductor," shouted The leader of the
troop, I've are here in search of Blue Jack,
The noted desperate, accused Of the attempted
murder of Lieutenant Fallon of the United
States army. whom he brutally attacked and
flung into the Deep Canyon a dead. The
Lisaitenast u nov at Fort Kearney, in q crit
ical condition, and We demand his would-be
murderer
The emigrants had listened with BREATH
less amaxement to the announcement Of the
officer in charge Of the small detachment Of
troops they were spellbound. Not 90 the
person most interested in the announcement
Blue Jack himself.
The desperado had comprehended the er-
rand Of the troops in the first moment Of
their appearance. After his frst sensation
of faintness and terror, he had recovered his
coolnes and courage, and vas himself again.
% At the very commencement OF the omcer's
announcement, Blue Jack exchanged glances
latter pointed one trembling finger over his
shoulder to q spot q little distance. where
Blue Jacks horse stood grazing, saddled for
~. ,r-
In an instant the chief desperate darted
under The v.sons toward the vaitine hor,e.
ne rescbed him and leaped upon his back.
And In the next moment that desperado
rose .r,ceG,lIv f. his stiruua A. the dsstance
IF . e. ~. and I'm ,he 6erce d.s,nt veil
Of . v;H Indian. d,sbed ha snurs into his
bor,.,. 10 ,.d v.s avav like the mind.
n. ,roon. I've an ,nsv.ring veil of r,r.
nr;.e and .neer. and the officer in command
ii ~. .v;ft nur.n;t
Rim J.ck hal the .av.nt,ss of . GOOD
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nm .nd .Son,ed bsck de6.ntlv.
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IT, -.,~n;,. go, .ho,,t.d - ,hs ont.
la NJ !n,r.nis. h,,s The oniv r.niv - !.
mocs;n~ i.noh The of;c.r then f;red /. shot
A. ~ f;,.;t;ve but The bullet mia,ed its maxi
and Blue JACK, beading Low to bis hor.e'.
~. - 49, S;-.!,.Hh. .nnr. into ,he ..;m.p.
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