Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-17

Of the others. A few OF the NliuoMS
with colored blinds were Illuminated
the inmates of these rooms were dress
ingto come down. Exactly opposite
the door OF the house which they
sought. a street lamp threw n vel
low, insufficient light upon the scene,
seeming to say that 1t could disclose
a good deal more if ii wished. Harp.
or who was now deathly pale, paused
M the door and laid Il hand upon his
companion's arm. lit is all up with
us. Doctor" he said, in extreme agi-
tation, which contrasted strangely
with his free and easy words Inc
game has gone against as all. Let's
not 90 i'm there. Pm for lying low. "
"l'm a physician, said DR. HELLER,
son, calmly. There may be need Of
one.
They mounted the doorsteps and
were about to enter. The door was
open; the street lamp opposite light
ed the passage into which il opened.
Ii was full OF people, SOME had as,
cended the stairs at the farther end
and. denied ndmittance above, wait
ed for better fortune, All were talk
ing, none listening. Suddenly on the
upper landing there was agreat com.
motion; a man had sprung out a
door and was breaking away from
those eudeavoring to letain hAn.
Down through the mass OF afirightei
idlers he came, pushing them aside,
fiattening them against the wall on
one side or compelling them To cling
by the rail ON the other, elutching
them By the throat, striking them
savagely, thrnsting them back down
the stairs and walking over the iall'
en-. His clothing was in disorder, no
was without Il hat. His eyes, wild
and restless, had in them something
more terrifying than his apparent
" superhumnn strength. His tace,
smooth shayen, WAS bloodless, and
hts hair snow white,
/ Az the crowd at the foot Of the
stairs, having more freedom, foil
away 10 let him pass, Harper sprang
\ forward. "Jarette. Jartte" he
Grief.
I Dr. Helbcrson seized Harper by the
collar and dragged him back The
man looked into their faces without
seeming 10 SEQ them and sprang
\ through the door, down the steps In.
I 10 the street md away. 4 stout POI
\ liccmAn, who had had interior success
in conquering his way down the
stairway, followed moment later
and started in pursuit, all the heads
in the wiudows-t those Of women and
children now screaming Ii guldulcc,
The stairway now being partly
cleared, most of the crowd having
rushed down To the strrwt 10 observe
the flight md pursuit, DR. HrlbgFsnn
mounted To the landing, followed ~
Harper, AZ tile door Ia thg uppst
passage an officer denied them AL
mittance. I'VE rrphysiclans. snId
the doctor, and they passed In. Til,
room was full OF men. tlimly seer
crowded about table The new.
corners edged their way forward nnt
looked over the shoulders OF thn4g In
the front rank lpou the table thelow
er limbs covered with sheet, lny Ia,
body Of u man, brilliantly illuminnt
cd by the benin oia bull s-cyc Lantern
held by policeman standing nt III.
feet. The others, excepting thus,
/ near the hend-the officer himsglF--nl
we're In darkness Tho incC Of th
body showed yellow, Fupnlsiye. horri
blel The eyes were partly opan ans
upturned, and the nw fallen; trnrpl
OF roth detilcd the lips. the chin
the cheeks. 4 tall mnu, cvidsutiy I
! physician, bent over tho body Will
his hand thrust under nshirt front
lie withdrew It and placed two fin
gers in the open mouth. This mnt
has been ubonttwo hours dead. anit
, he. IL is n case for the coroner"
, He drew "a card from his pocket
/ handed 1t to the officer and nude hi
! way toward the door.
| Clear the room-out, air. snil
the officer sharply, and thecrowd dis
! appeared as tit had been suntche,
I away ms he flashed his beam ol liph
here and there uguinst the lncea a
2 the crowd. The effect WINS amnzinu
! the msn, blinded. confused, almos
terrified, made q tumultuous 70
!, the door, pushing, crowdinr nm,
tuinbliug over one another as the
Q He'd like the hosts Of Night bofor
8 tho SHIFTS OF Apollo. Tnon IN
!, struggling, trnmpling mass tho off
: Ger poured his power without pity an
. without cessation. Caught in tn
: current, Helberson and Harper wer
, swept out Of the room and cnarndn
down the stairs into the street.
! Good Col. DocturI did | not 10
you TINT Jnrette would kin him7
3 said Harper ns soon as they wer
8 clear Of the crowd.
II believe you did" rcpliad Ell
:. other, without apparent emotion.
They walked ON in silence bloc
= after block. Against tho prnvin
east the dwellings, Of our hin tribe
7. showed in silhouette. The familin
mix wagon was already nstir in tn
streets; the bakers man would 400
come upon the scene. the newann no