The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-06
Several officers called three yoars
lgo, but 10 begged 10 b excnaDds
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Several noaicslsa called three yoars
lgo. but ~ begged 70 b 0EcnoAs
"And what e the manner
"ME. Maitland-h what he d called
"A1l right Possibly the time may
some when Nj. Maitland viii b e.
ANXIOUS 10 have the cavalry around him
y be b now 10 keep o sway. But u
you ever fesl ike coming up 10 the fort
Just ride In and ask for ma"
81 feel hko h Q dozen times . week.
you knowi but . man mustnt quarrel
with his bread and butter. | met one Of
your fellows oncoo on . hunt after strayed
mules, and be asked me in, but I c0uldn1
20 Sorry, you know. and an that. but
the owner won't have ia
"Well, theu therSls nothing % do fot
b but cay good day 10 you I'm going
back Possibly RI zee some Of your
people up at Rossitsr whsn thoy come 70
get . horse Shod."
"a horse Shodi Why. man alive. 70
shoe al our horses her0i'
swell, that fellow who rods out u
your north gate and went uptoBasdS. the
tort about an hour or 90 ago had hiS
hoEss lhod 81 . cavalry forga. or rm-a
dufIeF."
A quick change came over the In.
giishman'S face; Q duh Of BurpriSo and
anger shot up 10 biz eorshead;' be
wheeled about and gaaaa eagerly. loWep
lngiy. back towardSthO faraWay build
inga
SHOW do you know thsrs was
What fellow did you seer he sharply
asked.
"oh, I don't know who be was.r IN
Swered Perry, coolly. He AVoided NJ
Just - polntedly a. you did--eAIloped
across the MonsO and out on thu pEAlEie
TO dodge me; but be came out Of that
gate on the stream. locked Il after him.
and went on up TO the fort, and his horsl
had cavalry shoeA Good day 10 you,
my Britannia friend ComO and 80 ur
! when you Get tired q prison life" And
with q grin. M. Perry turned end rod
rapidly away. having the cthsR horse
man In . brown study.
Once fairly across, the Moneo he am
bled placidly along, thinking Of the odd
situation Of Affair." q this great prairie
reservation, end almost regretting that
ho had paid the Fanch the honor Of =
call Reaching the point where the
wagon tracks crossed tho stream b the
gateway In the boundary fence. be
Teinod IN Nolan and looked through .
vista IN the cottonwood There was the
Englishman. dismounted. STOPPING over
the ground and evidently examining
the hoof prints at the gata Perry
ehuckleA a the sight. then WhlStling
for Bruce. who had strayed Oh through
the timber. he resumed hip jaunty way
10 the posG
In The svspts Of The morning, there
were several thing to give him album
dant cause for thought. u not for lively
curiosity. but be had not yet reached
the sum total Of surprises h store toE
him. HeWaS Still two miles out from
tho fort, and riding aloWly along ltha
bottom, when he became aware loe .
trooper coming towards him On the tran.
The sunboams were Rlinting on the pol
inhed ornaments Of his forage cap and
on the bright yellow cheVEonB q bis
snngly fitting blouse Tall and slondoF
and erect was The coming hcr1amnng Z
modal Of BoldieEly graos and eaEriagsI
and q be drew nearer and his hand
went up 10 the cap visor IN aAluto Z
gesture from his young superior brought
an instant pressure on the rein. and
horse and man became an animated
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