Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

established. mISs mutShteAA AAe'Ne AasN
best of il; made herself some coffee,
went into Green river In the midday
ambulance, secured another servant,
whom she brought back with her,
and congratulated herself that Tom
had been out OF the way during this
domestic fury Especially during
last nights occupation" II did not
occur 10 her that ii Tom had not
gone, Mary's brother would not have
come.
THAT day went by. At the middle
OF the next one Tom returned.
"Did YOU catch the BURGLAR" his
wife asked, after joyful welcome.
"No; no got away from Us. see
you've replaced your Prairie Rose, !"
nodding in the direction OF the Irish
girl who was laying the lunch-table
in the next room, II brought her
back with me all the same-as fur as
Green river, that is. Z
"What DO you mean?"
THAT the governor OF this terri.
tory has retained Mary Eseadero as
"a witness in the case Of the state
versus James O'Leary They turn
out to be brother and sister"
Mrs. Marshall stared at her hus.
band in dazed way. Then the
whole thing began 20 dawn upon her
"Oh, Toni She rapidly sketched
her adventures during his absence.
"By jingol you are "a plucky little
soul! No screaming no fnintingI
no Mysteries? But, you poor little
chicken, it was pretty rough on you. !"
Betty scorned these compliments,
IL was not afraid IN the least. /
was excited and oyer.wrought and
absorbed ia the situation IL did
not dawn upon me who the man Was
| should have turned 10 stone II
had dreamed il was O'Leary stand.
ing over mo And she shudslered
Nv hen | watched Mary wink across
the parade ground with him, my idea
was that he had done something, Of
courss-stolen d horse, Or forged,
or"
"Somc trihe 81 that sort. But
now for my story
He had tramped over the pFairies
with his escort Tor hours before com.
ing upon q trace Of tho man hg WAS
looking for. These wnndsrings had
brought him 70 a part Of the euun-
try crossed BY the railroad that
skirted the post and near river. Ii
was a rolling country. so that tho
Wow was broken between short given
points. The scouting party sepnra.
ted tn order % command the whole
field. All at once ono 81 tho sol.
dicrs saw = boat put 81 from tho
shore and gain inid,strsam with R,W
rapid strokes, woman held tho oars.
AZ the same time man clumored
back up the steep river bank having
first pushed the bont of; the bank
wns very steep, and hnd probably
concealed the party ~ soldiers from
his view. Having gained the top, hs
paused 70 recover breath. then Ia full
view Of Lieutenant Marshall, who Ia.
stnntly identified him with thg obigct
Of his search, lie sigunlr,l 10 hts men
and they had surrounded and enp.
tured @ ieary, or so they thought,
In a twiukliug.
Their prisoner made little or no
resistance. Hs started 20 run al frat
To BE- sure, but after giving one rnbid
anxious glance across tho river, where
his companion had landed, and here
she was speedily lost 10 sight behind
the high bank and rolling hillocks on
that side. he submitted 20 the newt
able md 70 b. captured.
Il was not until they wpro nil back
again in Green River that ID was
discovered that they were not bring.
ing back OLcBrynt NIL, but his sister,
Mary Escadero, the Marshalls cook.
And by that time O'isnry himself
was in snfNty, far enough away.
Recognize herr Not ~ amid
Tom. II recognized him from the
photograph | had with mo. believe
II did cross my mind TINT my priso.
ner resembled your Prniris Hose: but
! merely regarded IL a. confidence.
She says they are twins. It's an odd
thlng now that precious rascal like
that should DO able to inspire such
devotion. declare to you. Bctty.
don't believe that woman had n
Thought Of herself In the matter .
And Betty, having the lukewnrm
attachments and feeble friendships
and changing loves Of respectable
people, felt a stir Mt the heart ma abs
remembered that from the beginning
ontcasts have passed into the king.
dom OF heaven, whose name Is also
Love. Thesins ofthese wild OF ,anrva
or Escaderos, or whatever their
name might be, were many. nodoubt
flense God! there was bnlance IN
their favor, kept by a merciful record
ing angel.-Harper's Bazaar.
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