The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26


ai,e direction he iorm "f "a NAH. mr. hehF
op.,.t. i hounA oi rti,et and ] ~ as she rrr"g-
sd h4r h-ltv.d ..applaga In l"" w"id>
aha toid him spOugh 10 hppr'zt hih ~ nc
NJ. s,itv OF inlm diatc eff, or c>c"r ne
14s fbc way z, a srcu1 d spnf "n the r'v"rN
N.nk aud from beneath 'hr bushes drew a.
canoe Just large "uough :" carry "a" "'f
esse. aud wh,e hey heard The "Fark'nS ct
Ewiys whcn lnld hem ~ GoSnmhck nrox''
iIpuy. th-y ruter-d th- canoe a"d shof WI %
tl,e sptrd al an arrow ont INTO The cream.
Ntu0Iapa had hoped :nat IN he da'k n"ss o'
Sight lhty vouid Lav" escaped unsrr" "n'
frH' then she clouds, VEich tho ngny
ohSc urpd tie beht 0 The moon. parted ann
Nv IS refulgpnt light they W. =" plainly IN
.ar,shle 10 iLpi, IA Suprs. With n dtm"n'"'
a, cry ot minyl, d hate tor Na 90 aga and cha .
o. u al find ~ Nj wsnrpe had found FRO e. I.
ACr & ,sannrk tongrt and fOnrd 81 I'm I
canoe. cArahlt, hnv evei, ~ carrying hnt nr'
Ini0 his he q 'ck Y sepppd, aud leaving
Shn~o who lad accom- panl'.d h'm 50 art liz
pur>lliL 10 wend their way ,ittrr@Gev"r
which threatened every moment 10 upset III
lrllr crait and ~ptii IT'S '"curan' into e
Wafer The chase began mud iO' n tu't t"if-
hanr was kept up WI hnut ans prrc"rt'tl'
1e. SEEMING al ~ distance BET " cen he canoes.
/ was an ,xcItlng race md Nap~'aga kne"
thst il over akin mis- fac wound he dea'h
Snd Mnwaunee's would to cnnnem"a'i"I
10 ~ life ,has IN me hn rnr at cnntrrnpiao
tinn il was Charity !" drnOmina'e s'nvrr, :.
Suddenly n, p ltga IN ,de he d scovrry II" T.
&he canoe Was attaining v"iOcitS iha' IS
paddle c0u d nOt have given u, and with u
z snCe " he RIVER he hae' tue onvlncro IN"
taey had gOr within The power i" he iSp'"
winch illuminated At ahon III rd OF mi'
from there In magnificent tall ut TWEEN =
az feet. In he exc,t"mrni o. the CHASE q |
thoughts o. this dtuger ahead had rsrs"',
b ~ Nuru'Aga and tn, pursuer 6 'sam uck.
II .ch Nttmed TO b, We prestnfimrn' OF ~ e
nj result an their hearing denoted the
h ,peS AMI fears en'er' AIMED r. swc'iv''y.
Napo'aga stood upright IN he canoe watch
irg every foam crested ripple and wave
w1,rh iOid oi hidden rocks teheafh. and
W h skill thai denoted ANN, ~ grra
rpugth ard eve. guided the llltle err
O rr the foam, hIIi0ws IN a way thai argued
We'll tor her eSc4 pc trOW The wrai1 ~
Stream. httie cahnr seemed ike a :ng ~
life and curvetted around under he
sklItu manag' mint like thorough,
WleI bred charger under the absolute con-
troi Of a master, and he eve'yn"w ans
then sOfIy ~&snrri MIiwdunee of Ibri
safety, adjurine her to keep perfectly still
tru-t to his strong to save her tram water
gr We he prearuled -ubirae picture of glnli
Gu physical development that many weli-tratuec
pugIist would have en- id N" 90 with iheir
eurmys After he had made he disc very Of b.
danger he had seemingly accepted hla posiuou
the peculiar disrensaion Of tate, aud had uw ard
~ determined that his days were numbered. With
the n-ual sa1nation of pIrits thai follows al.
abandonment of hope h. stood a1ont the mdfi
ofthp canoe with ha arm. folded ON his brsasi
looking out upon the roaring waters. and bis ea,
caught the sounls of the fal ing cataract he hegab
Chanting ris death soag. As the tones reach cd
che ear of NapolsS1 -mIe of derlsi on and triumph
lit ny his cOuntenance. Gosamuck's canoe, being
che lis hter, had, as they approached the head o.
fhe ca ac'. com" up abreast oi Napolgas ara
q ch ould see the Other. They reached he d
2hd rs the can0's were poised for one mon1en,
Dp"n tn" brink If that foamIng abyss. and while
Gosamuck went down TO hs deah singing Il
song ahch was TO announ ;e his entrance to II
land" be, Ond the grave, his rival Nap ,laga with
the strength Of giant ant me rapid ty of light.
yr, md
spring TO W ich the velocity of the cano aided
power, went far beJ ond the fierce and RELENTLESS
whirlpool of h4 falls, and alighted ia WAFER COM
paraitv"iy smooth, and with sharp, shout .trug-
gle ami vigorous strokes of his mnscn ar arm, h.
Breed bIfh bimself and the lovely Milwaukee
Many Of thOSe who had acc0mpani, .1osamuck
IN his chase 10 The river had followed on the b. nike
and now came t, me assistance fthose VT had
chased death en- The pale horse.' Trey recog
R'zed the deiverance of'he lovers as an exhibition
0F the will nf he Great Spirit. and 80 received
them. as became the daughter OF their chief and
the b'avest Of their tribe. Napo'aga and Milwau
nee returned with them to the village aud the d
chief manifested his satisfaction ut their ere ne
and hi" or t'fnde to Napoagt 5v giving wilttno
Consent 1" their Immediate uuion Gosamuck'r
o"0y was never fonhd, ~ ic wl'h thu Canoes IL
euDposed be atiIl revolving with o per.i-tency
Shat affords convincing proof of he existence oi
perpetual mO:ion at the whirlpool OF waters q,
the foot oflh9 Napanee falls
4w.~
For more than hundred years. per. on. inter
csteo IN domestic reform have been writing in f.
V"r OF some other meth ID Of dispsing Of the dead