Telegram-herald., 1890-08-31

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hznls ss Afga as Lsossl1is teey w9ala,
almost 81 eaee. leeE Ike the z..lllc ussn
ia fhs froat os ths slmanae, thsy were
kal.ed
Ntere a-s sea goiEzt asked Cole
nlal folasez ia q T.Ch tn'a Depot
voice
We are limiting fsr the Yoaasers.
who Eallsd .se tr-la "a the Gose Island
roai ll To Ge-lfy, rf3 hsd oace
eIapaEeiet q, 5urv. tas asLls fcom thst
ha3 EeyeE irissi - lash with carnage.
Yea we ezc.ainad Coleman
Youngss '-tell. 1--n roa, pra
Ha w-s Uorfid 80 TIE 11h1ecf
F oe prayer. tln Younger. he did
rraen heFsa. 3 al. bg rnrg-Eting lg a.
the uiost laa- gG-trla Enlas, al-4 showed
F great Intolerance LAT way.
"Nlel 60 yoa ~ Al. asked tho trea-
bling w.etsh.
Il mesa yCu hare irzt tea minutes BY
+ our lar-o a4l ch3iee aaortment ~
( watches 20 see ready for tae Other world.
aue d0lL w-s4t to sea.. a1y Iaa-l 10 tAe
T Other wc-i- u-. ~ I-lsa.
te wos s.V,-r .aag way. He dld nct
wens u SEQ derrty sheriff dlo n g
T crude state. Ten minutes soon passed,
ard then the men we're blmdfolded
+ They were nos far from tia sseep hlLlLs
; Of the Missouri, sosne Of which were SO
fge5 high. TIE three men. with taeir
EYES bSadaged. Were taken to achG and
+ swung ever II 80 that they caught by
their hands. Below was O perpendicElar
wan.
Hold on rs long as you can, p said the
eccentric ro5bcr, "aad when you fall
that VII De tho end cf YOU.
With that the ~ Qless men were lert.
and above the tumGltnons beating OF
( their own hearts ;hey heard the cl@tte-
Of ret-ezting hooss. Xou can dimly i'm
agine the horror IF spch situation.
The cold, gl.ttering s-a-s looked down
upon them, bg- they saw them not.
With bcndGgel eyes anl sialirg hearts
they clune 10 Che verge Of life until their
nerve,css fingers enc after another re
laxed, aad With deep moan they fell 70
the bottom, o distance o. nearly fJUr
feet,
Is soon Is they recovered they went
home with feeling toward tho Younger
boys which almost amounted to resent
ment
The book IS full Of interest, and shows
that the JG.ne3 and Younger people re-
gard tkenseiyc5 as more sinned against
than SHINING. They always excused
themselves for killing people on the
ground that society ksdno5 treated them
well They f0clishly kept alive the old
war sentiment, and iusecad Of burying
their sectional snimosisics they allowed
their strong political likes ANA disli.,es
10 warp their better Judgment.
John Younger was less diSaifed than
Coleman. RE w;,s more apt To Go mer-
curial. and al-o ia'palsive Cne night in
a barroom - Dallas he was feeling quite
clipper under the influence Of Texas
virtsges whom lie proposed % shoot just
necr enough 81 brush the rose of an old
gentleman who st around the place.
John made 9 bet with another man that
he could do so without shooting OF the
nose. Tho bet WAS accepted. bat great
~ to the general regret. . regret which
wss also shared By the old nan, John
lost
The volume contains n good, full page
pictCre cf jesse James takel after death.
It is well worth tho price Of the book,
and has Fen @ eouTcs Of great comfort
TO many people who survive him.
Il is doubtful if this country VIII ever
again produce the same aggregation Of
highway robbing talent again. Ar.
Gould, witk lis active little Western
Union telegraph. did much 10 cut short
the career ot these men. and for this, il
for nothing else, 7 feel Tor one Ike takiaS