The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-26
Joseph's Brother.

-3bkHiir they lijn say Joe, Iustea !
of Joseph when speakiag of or to
the iuaf
The two liafi = wagon IN the band
dragging it.elt tovard the Black Hills
day by day, aud mile ~ mile Thev
messed by themselves. scarcely spoke
except u each other. and tneir lives and
their actions were a sort If mystery to
the rest, who were a jolly sat, drinking.
carousing, fighting, playing cards. and
wishing for q brush with the Indians.
Some aid that joseph MS \ fugitive
from justice. and that he woujdut fra
ternlz- wiin them for fear o: tct.aying
himself when inrcrrogated other.
thought he tel: too proud to NIX with
such society. and between the two theo
ries he had all the men thinking III of
him before the wagon train was four
days travel from Cheyenne
He keeps his brother hidden away
in the wagon as if little sunshine
would kill the boy growled one Of a
dozen gold hunters sitting around their
camp in the twilight,
Perhaps he thinks our language isn't
high toned enough-blast his eyes -
exclaimed another.
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r,a 80 80 ''s -. .< - :
hrca1 sln,idar.J So. So
tonic.
"ies. yes" they shouted
Then don't IT look low iown mean
frn,, r. ",s 80 y. = ~ ,"' ~ 60 rs - 80.
so mighty refined and hish .onei. w6y
didn hc come oat here in balloon.'
There vas a laugh from the circle.
aud the Texan went on,
Il don purtepd to be ala angel; but
know manners as well as the next |
believe that man Joseph is reg lar
starch. ready 10 wilt right down A. soon
as pint my finger at him, aud I'm
goin over 10 his wagon t. pail Iii,
nose
That's the game, Jack 60 il, old
fellow k.h tor the man from Texas"
yelled the gold hunters. as they sprang
10 their feet.
Come right along and see the fun, "
continued the Texan. ~ he lcd the way
towards Joseph's wagon.
The vehicle formed one in the circle.
and at IA small fire few feet from the
bind " heels sat Joseph and his brother.
eating their frugal supper. As the
crowd came near. the boy sprang up
and climbed into the covered wagon.
while Joseph slowly rose tlp aud looked
at them auxiously and inauiringly.
See here. Mister Joseph " bat = your
pthcr ;naipf hGcau tLe Texan, as be /,
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Next morning "'.'' ''' N"e.'. '.'''s
was feadF 10 move 'uo "i'"'" !i''''''
near Joseph wagon Il say =,
III there are any 'o""'"' - ''l'> '''''''
they needh 'sa'e' WIZ" ~ @"'
further
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