The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-01-13


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ySyvc q ~ ..v sssIS - 80 tHeN @rrnSed
ioot.o 9 ne vass Man ~ ~ NJ SIIs a. this
snsn kP to "s sre Y1 ~ sec init aboye us
Ser nIsee9 gul9fee oE ET" xn%u e nv ms ID.
Hefa Ne haitcd. eSsyaa!Aty Ao1 hI ~ ny ~, -
t0ntshtnent, Jor dl0 NE ssv 9's..l..sx We"
possible Ghat we eHcculd go MT.
NOW" said Ayesha, as n sssssscehued
rom her litter, doth our labor but COM
mence, for here do we part with these
men, n hencef0rward must we bear our.
selvesi' and then, addressing. Billali, edo
gnoq and these elESes tcf1alu here, and
h6ige our Coming. By t6-fidfr6yt nt the
mla.aay shall We % with thee;i Il not; WXit.''
Bi!lali boyyed humblyi and. said :thqqt her
stoppAd there till they grew. old" -
:Anu this. man, oh, Holly" eEid She,
EolNtlng 20 job: best Is 1t that .hc should
larry also; for II his heart be not high and
ms courage great p%erchance some. evil
the place whittier We go are not at foii
cmm eyes,"
II translated this to job. who instantly
and earnestly entreated, me, almost with
fears ~ his eyes, not to leave him behind.
He said that he was sure that he could SEQ
nothing worse than he had already seen,
aud that he was terrified to death at the
idea OF being left alone with those "dumb
folk" who, he Thought. wouid nrohahiv
take the opportunity to hot-pot him.
1 translated what he said to Ayesha, who
shrugged her shoulders, and answered,
We'll, let him come, it is naught to me:
on his own head be 1t. and he will serve to
bear the lamp and this" and she pointed
to a narrow plank, SOME sixteen feet long.
which had been bound above the long
b~earing>pole Of her hammock, rs hnd
thought to make the curtains spread ont
unknown purpose connected With our cx.
traordinary Undertaking.
Accordingly, the plank, which, though
tough, was very light, was given to Job, to
carry, and also one 0f the lamps. l slung
the other on to my back, together with a
spare Jar of oil, while Leo loaded himself
with provisions and come water in a kids
skin. When this was done, She bade Bill
AN ana the SIX bearer mutes to retreat be.
! .t INV, y s \, vi noMer.l's apouo
n,.in, ~ , Sa," 81 H S"a, t tii remain .iere
az INV Lav pun, " Hea.h .lil Wy hau VANISH
nc ~ i,e . .5o,o n t.S ~, iIn.;;IrID niyy anu we!S; ana,
i iw s y "f ill.,, o ho ,,lI'a ,,.,hS;srrem,s a tIat ia
~ E. 1', rafia a. MI, sne !; n, ,,a whaspsrcu Snet ne
sS Shns, Uh lml s%tMNh"ca.ooicc,,ur,a, !. sA anI mon, WIZ y
,,.or,9 i fa,t ;msiine5 ~ ~, NM a, upon my
Wort I .eai ,m nc y 10 agree with MN: IN
hnvimg b VIEWS os y,eS w, WeIs gonr, anu .nSn,
Mv .alS t, anS ~ y W. Mete aeauy,
1l.;Y s"AAe" "uu sa@e" ~ 'ne towering
~ ,,nt ..n;,sn n ne ieU." s.la, surely we
~A Leo s Shsm, yiSi lie s',o% v,,d.. ,o,,.
co,si;;t;n. ~ 1'"if .ts S;io.ttaSs1s, ne.ng ~ q
,s,stiiicatinn MI as lo iia i IT
VIII =, s,,l,ian, " NV as nS uit 80, ayes,a
,l;tf anT Of cn,, rso. W. M - " fo Iiimlo .me
NAA4Ay eAiNA vi NoAA6O We ~ W kOIkDW lCT.
arT M'. s,, pealc ';.i,yy, n ,uaiea. Is, 70 see .ne ease
snSi, F. F., ~, ,soc WI" a.,,, s,r,'nn sac ~, sEiuag IRON
iadnos isI,, !" soa n~w . !, aetseh. s..ona eiie
,ii,licsit ne a. II inolay " o1s,, mU., A t,sas SO
ono ~. two n,stv nIaca. V ,rbaya ~ ~, Me1e
to Ionk ,,nhinI vn p'I tina f, 1ail ri ~ at M, ~, ~ ~
l,,tely nrnc;nito,,s ne T. um G MnS mov eoIv,
.h;s WV ,.a With ~ no ~ Nv Mas iismer up. ~
Ia, nt, h %"s ~, F. snn, y Gsit : t.oof, Iaouateu
iast st.,eS;nT ,inna Az, ~. = ns9. i.'oas C y
ss,,,a t,in,r +, i," 49, III; Aen'.s .tpp u uo
' A'.0 Ds4ns .o's ooata'
md IN doing 81 drew some fifty or etNty
pnccs to the left of our starting point. for
we Went mp like q crab. sideways. Pres
eht.v we reached a ledSe, narrow emongh
~ hrs.. ni't .vhlcn Wluclied as we oiiowcd
". ana Wiiat ~ more, stoned 1'lNari IKE
me pct0l OF Y Howes: SO tnaI rs we !olloWca
y we gradually got into a klnd I rlt o
lniu or rock tiaat grew deener ena deeper,
-
IN stone. ana ND us perfectly from the
gase q D on inc slope below, II
there had been anyhody to gaze; This lane
(Which appeared to he q natural formationl
continI1ci Tor some NIFTY or sixty PAGES. and
then sudteniy ended IN acave, also natural,
rlnn'ng ut right nng,es to 1T. nm sure
tthat u was q natural cave, n not liol-
I'VE ~ the hand OF man, because ot its
irregular and contorted shape and course,
W'nlcii gave " tne appearance OF haVlng
neea Down Ho.llv IN the mountain ny
so. sSaie s lr.s q t;,a crun.iom Of gas foilnwin
cays ... ho, q. s,.d he ,sa ti,o .= omn;snts =, ~. ' nn
taSes nn.:s:.eu ny ene anclen!s OF NOT, on
, ,,as cnn,rarY; Were Were cmT Win the most 4ha
m,p',,h r re th;s oo, an" sy yasha 1ro;to AZ a ,mS
noun OF ms a Ayesha nal.ed; nnn
" "hsi us o s,Sa ~ me her rw ond dn' Hasn, wn' en- ! ot n'a,
S,va'I ON me- ~" ner Mmu hseV,ls e'g esasr
n,Nsel.i aMen .ak.mg V'is lnau a az.
v w.i,. wre aam nar .hs &c cavern indaaa n 4 nas n nes way
Mins sres.C ii:.ea az .uesu ~ M''s mecsss!rs
70 no. ior me iiN,l WIS ., !:.osT tregutar-
s.re.Mm VIII nowi,,sfs IKE .ie peI OF =
s.iss',n. am: m soile p!acss pitaea Min
,seep No!es, IN Mn,cii II "ouio nave oeeh
ea ~ 10 oteak one > les.
ii:'ls cavern we pursued Tor twenty min.
uteS or more. 1t being. SO tar rs l could