, 1879-08-15
An Town DinHn Creates q Sensation In W.
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Hot 5nrtnas {1VRo.) Crrrtspandtnct Charlton tai


Hot s0r'"a' tg8' erss:so"at"e' I.na,s eaar'''" ''
One Of your Indy residents is. ut this wr[ tLnc.
ranked aB heroine by tho natives Of this wild.
bgth whites and lnulana Miss Ma9H!o F9re-
uiatl, WIN catne 10 the mountains few lays
ssuce to visit reIatlve5, has accomplished feat
oi which few hunters eau boast. Miss Foreman
came to !su snrtl'gs, which nru situated twentg-
eight miles ahovo Fort Steele, on thu head.
waters uf the Nnrth Platte, with her sister, 70
spend few days IN the very heart OF tile wild
country. S1r. "Jim" Adams, a noted hunter
a,lI scout, nscompaaled tho party rs guide uud
On Tuesday last scont from Fort stcea
came up With dispatches tor q surveying nagty
away above US In the Meucino Dow Mountains.
peE an Old friend md chuln u Jim" The iat.
nltlcs Just for chat. "jim'sn favor,tc horse
wns pick0ted In thu grass near camp, and Miss
Foreman rcmarlied to her sister-who Is lf'a
vile Of Mr.. Adams bro thrE-thut the horse WAS
.Ako ride Qp HIN. Her sister replied tint shs
had uiten taken gallop OIL tho animal. md l!as
hu was perfectly sate. The Nurse was brought
IN. md lie writer saldsed him and assEstca MY
cantp for awhile, md was about to dlsmount
when stot was heard abuut 600 yards up Tue
river, aud musucnt later IN enormous elk cane
tashint out Ut the raylue, With "Jinl ?" q shoFt
s Wsunas Df l"s yet It @ aDs t'' To- run ' a. - rssss
speed. The writer. in sp"rt ,only;,s ntysF
tlreatnil,g sllo would undertake. II,
hnded Mrs Foreman a large armJ
Colt's revolver, and told her to 70 ,I,,tl help
casc., thu enormous ANIMAL Miss Foreman tooS
the weapon aud started toward tho clt, wh'ch
wus but short distance pwAy at that n,oEnent.
Aud nov be1an an exciting chase. Thu G0tsa
was Thoroughly traincd Tor Buch work by W.
AdGms, aud, aa 8uon us started upon tte tral.
dashed forward with fflghtini spued. Adams
urxgl bis horso forward lu vain enleaYor ~
ovortake her. but tho little bronrho xhlet. ~
bcs,rode was no match for his own fayor1to
steed. The elk started for the mouth Of eau.
On, about nllIe distant. through which It cotiu
tcavfl the htEhcr n0uutatns. We felt greatly
alaflnud for Miss Fosenlaa's snloty, be!IrYals
tllat in The excitement of the chaso her hofsa
l,atl hecomo unn'auaycabc, until shu was seeA
10 ilre the revolver at tic elk, aMd then We kt,eM
tltnt sll0 WIS after meat, Two, threo four shoss
wcro fired, ul yot thu spocd OF the elt was llot
lcssenesl, but, Il. tic hfth shot, It wos oosefsea
to the ground. Ihen Miss Fireman was seen Y
halt uni ilro anothur ahot Into tbs anltnal ~ p"
lay struggling ueas tl!e h0rso's feet.
Wu httched III wagon Anu drove 10 wv
scene, where ws found Adams Sitting upon tlle
body Of th9 tat1en monarch Of thu Inountalts,
stood uear. When VIZ praised her daring. AaaMs
said: :. These Iowa URLS arc business eFesy y
ttu,c. I'm fruln 1owl nysef!. all1 know 'sN
Ut 'cm; but slla can't park oil a' the prdlso ~
there unit another horse In ll0 moul ta!'5 soaa
hsys huygca W e TINT ok ko plils ns,a aa% anau
in most atFcettonate iuanner. We han ~. ~
facilities for welghlng tho animal, but "Jiaa
says It will crowd 700 ur 100 pounds ver5 closst
A number OF Yuma Iackfs band Of fute ~
| ulans, VINO We10 campud near. anu VIM VI,
uessel lle cnpse, crowded around auu Eazea
upon the hero!no with stares ot asna1eucns, one
| Of them replnvktug, Awhile squaw hemp bsase'
ride all sanle !fke wind IN st0rln."