Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

oene1rses szo tass heauzf1l valley ~Aa
la1esEsd = sAa Eea kzosheE .a-1 =
ersnze prsgsny WheFs ae~ t1s -
AL elae blazer zoes 81 zaEsslDg E2r9esA
t1s s9aylsg 4apiss. Gz1 re ziEt Wa
her oeaer 1ress "a AL ker srr8N celcfSt
canvas c.ach kaoe kefn shs exc1-sE eall
gsylv west. cree tksFe aself 81 ed r-2rL
wAoln We VII cal Polka D5.. rae prl&v
cE h.s pSoo.e. He iked so1a@~naE a-s
Wnlsan MARVEL Eyarts. bur y2&
heavier seE nzan- Places - aere ed k'9-Ae
D0t saE dawn and accumulated rest t9z
hiHlself are sril sAoWn e city peoe.9
whoss taith Vas rot cFeFS Ass1ed w1iAs
young
0l1 Polka Dot was frn man. aita
Gozole teeth AZ aroun1, and BIS nIexe0s
get INTO the personal columns q tas pa
peTs every htrle While. he had a daasA-
ter named EtsayGntaa, which neaas a
na=sseuKsr sent hastily Eor treasure, 50
| am told. or possibly ola Polka L,3-
meaat o imply f.ons sent or FOR cash.
This idea Is nay oNn. and possibly q
Ettls valGe.
Anyhow Utszy yantha grew % - Quits
comely. - Indian women g. l never
saw one yet that coulaur stop az ord
naEy planet b. looking az it steadily Tor
two minutes She dressed SIMPLY weag-
ing the sane clothes while tooling cross
country before breakfast that she wore
at TIE scalp dance the evening before.
IN summsr time she shsilacked herself
and visited the poor. Taking a little
box of water coioTs Ia q shawl strap, 50
that she could change her clothes when
I ever she felt Ike II, she would go away
I and be gore for a fortnight at time,
visiting tho ultra fashionable peopls of
T her tribe.
Finally q white man penetrated this
region lie dad it by askins the brake
man On the West Shore road how 20 get
T here and then doing differently. In that
way no had no trouble at al. Ils saw
/ Utsayantha and loved her almost in
Z stantlv. She was shucking muskrat
+ at the time. and he could not but ad-
rni-e her deftness and sill. From that
I moment he could not drive her image
from his heart. lie sought her again
and again 10 tel her Of his passion, but
che would jump the fence and Zee like a
frightened fawn with q split stick on Its
tail. IL such "a comparison may be per-
mitted. 1T LAST he won her, and mar
red her quietly in his working clothes.
The nearest justice Of the peace was
then IN England. and so rather than
wait he was married informally TO Ut
sayantha by repeating TO her with great
solemnity tho following stanza:
Ena rncra miaa mo.
Catch a niger by the toe;
When he boilers let hira so.
OUT speils out
While this had no special bearing on
the case it awed Utsayantha, and she
went home very much impressed. in
deed. That fan little russet baby
came 10 bless their union. The blessing
was all 10 had with him when he was
discovered.
Then the old chief Polka Dot arose in
his wrath. to which he added pair of
moose hide moccasins. and he upbraided
mis- daughter for her course. He up
braided her with piazza pole from his
wigwam. Ho was very much agitated.
So was the pole.
Then he cursed her for being the
mother Of ! breed child, and stalking
ith be slew ths white man by cutting
open his trunk and disarranging his
reins. He then wiped the stab knife
in his tossing name. and grabbing his
grandson by his sveddlirs clothes he
hurled the surprised little g, p into
Lake Utsayantha. By pour other
pailful Of water into the LAKE the child
was drowned successfully.
Then TIE widowed and childless Ut
sayantha came forth rs night settled
down upon the beautiful valley and the
day died peacefully on the mountain
tops. Her eyes were red with weeping
and Der breath was punctuated with
sobs. Putting on a pair Of high rubber
boots she waded ont into the middle OF
the lake, where there is quito deer
place. and drowned herself.
This should teach us never to kill g
son-in-law without getting his wife''
consent.
When the oil man found the body oi
his daurhtor be v-as considerably morti
Eel Re took her - the TOP Of tEe
-