The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

Ssap5 Enf warm uIs.ieE NE 4 masz haFs
been 4 leass sn boar Hal made lp zly
minsi efss7 neelis Il arr pss ezEss
within calling dAssnee: Heari rertie pzzs-
ing .ioog the road bat no o1e came into tbs
6eld c0ald see white baru IN the dist
snge and nsie fg II. thiHking to sisy there
au night s>d Ses sway the. nexs night;
Ihc0ghiit il xould be the sa5ess Place beeauss
re people wDaia not iook f5r a - close %
tswn hopYee tAro1Eh the 6sid- 70 tie
err k4p4 f0Ilozes il 70 fhe irsh bridge
| yssssI ! trt+efs s.s rfkit bsek luto %
hsld sgsin and Eens to the harm where
sszNIes aErisf ne whsst strsw on the ns0x'
Go. mess 4sf1i Geld aarias ihe night ard
/ il The morning hanted the eats straw as i
IS much warmer; dag 6ovu thr6azh \
for a. issst ere Eses sEss aeas 4 Id assftsl
ne tighter. han j EAs. before. enly leaving
) little air hole through which could hs4s
every lbire sl.ats a aid IN The barn eoaid
hare taken one Of The farmers h0rses and
gotten away, but Idida'i want 70 make hin
ans. trouble when sAs The groand eover-
ed "a sDs~ iE.s q kht ] lshss thss I slocid
be tzakked n 7 lea nd kse e bunsrF and
thirsty. and by koot hart me 50 much TIA;
I .knsT tbsys EAs 20 zsstryzhg 70 81 sszys
my hand was csss zin4ost IN two rieces -
the rope. too, and vAs very sore Ehen the
ssrne- came into tie barn atnoon and cred.
Come doFn. Nicely, ard III give yoe =
good 1lAneE, studied oyer il awhile be
had besn up II the morning sticking his fork
isio. TIE sErsx~ searching. for ns after
ashiIe Z hestd fhebos II The barn. aIsdcail-
ed to hin, come up here he replied,
y0a eosae asEp vas out rom under
TIE straw thtn and ss NJ Barclay had jusl
returned to the barn sgaiE, I sa5d, : well.
guess l'.s take that sara dinoe-,1 and got
il. soo.I sas 70 ~eak that tboEEht Eoald
faint every fsiBate you kn0x Ess three
says viihouz lfsod lss gave ms. coat ami
cap, 50 fhs; no 0ne would knOw ne when
RESIDED issh an z7rTy tb4t our plzns ElEl-
I'd = because If I haa gotten 10 TIE Laurel
Hi they would never have got me again l
knoEeFery kse3,of .fhag usOsEtAi0s aaa not
less tbsn twenty caseszs6me of tEegn bot
larger than rHsns BODY At siae mouth, bet
as large as tbs eel inside We have lots Of
friends over there who would have provided
fsr rs. tell you ne eoBtinssd. while
great 6feass. rolled DIVA BIS psilid cheeks,
tits hand to snsEer FOR another mans crime
I would give ten year, of ny life TO know
xl6.tks g1lfs parties Iar4F- Ny people nj
kacw shss we are iu0oesn1 Of this .criuss
and sny man who stops to think would not
blameas fsr AItsEnpsiast save car 4iTss- I
CUES DE BoAra % P1rcons Won't take any
notice Of this attempt to escape"
In 8 rno1ne-st TIE ace OF The rnisersbls
fellow had Frightened up again rs be sad
Il deaa bszsefstsk jasl has evsr been built
thafa man lrant sges dnt Of Z Bronght
those saSs With NE from Indians jal And II
the Sheriff Of that county examines The cell
7 occapisd over there ne viii find that /
had sawed q nnunesrsUf riFess Of ami vss
pssParsd ior lesys, We only stayed in the
Indiana county jail becSnss We thought the
Board Of Par1oDs Eonld decide in our favor
This4 Is pretty good one. bail could
saw my way 0uf Oft in = very sb0ra time
lam very sorry hat oEr s-senp; 70 escape
ended 50 dssstnusly1
whas thiA rssaaf va.s spihg oBf Dave
Nicels Vas rsc.inirg On bis couch Il an sd-
joiHiHg eel silently bearing the intense pain
thai bis broken l4g and IRIS; were causing.
toSykEskrI6S sETwEES DAVE AND 5oE
AbOBs 6geo,slosk when all OF the per
sons Eho1f the sherif bad admitted,
had Ief1 tbeecFriE0rsof the jail, Dasid
Nicely, who w.s lying prone on his back,
in cell adjoining thzs IN which joe is
eenfned, called 10 Joe.
SAY jos, why did you net get farther
aEzy27 - @sr~-- s@T r-
ssnaFs sIxs too badly h1rt 20 any
farther.
-Oh pshar, I vas svice as badly hurt
a. yoa were and got great deal fArther
2way thAh yOa di ~ said Dave. After
a minutes silence Dave continued. ~We
might IS ven give up n3w.r
Il can't see Why replied Joe, we
bsveut hurt anyone but ourselves.
ana hOx an effort to escape, situated as We
are car ssfset the measures gOing on for
eHr relief S sonnething I can't under
stand"
-Yes, but that bloodhoEnd here has
been j1supine into Beaver fDr not sign
ing s1r death warrant, aadnow be vii do
It sure, be has been Cling the papers Of
the. state about Us aaa our attempt TO
escape viii not DO us any good
.'Why didn't yoa take horse and gel
away, demanded Dave, in a peevish
tore.
sIdidthink Of that, BAT on saturday
nisAf I MAS sfraid to do anything for
fear 1 would Be retaken the sane fear
restrsiinnea mes rsdat HigAt, ami last
night the snow came and vas afraid
they could tr4ek ne III tried to get swsy
on horse back.
Il was hopirs ali the time that you
Sbus4 - 4Esyg''T sz;d Dave psaIehfIy,
.'becsiusse Il yola had, n5thing would have
been done with me as long IS you we're
at large, hey have Published mine and
.rsutbsrs s Iettes % ihs Pssaoa Boatd.'
This piece Of information appeared to
astonish Joe and be mutteTed 4 few
w0rds 81 s1TpFHs- r-1rs~r
5oe thar r-begxn % reproach Dave for
not taking his advice relating to the
means q escape adopted 'SYoa always
know 50 much, said he yiGe1sly. IF
yce had taken the haa1IBoeks and lied
them together there would have been
No break and every one Of Is would have
got of and escaped that little piece Of
rope yoa know I complained Of. but you
woaIa uss Il and nov We are both here
IN jsiF xizh ib1oksD bones and Qnesr
y ke.4 70 9le- -. ~raz- - - -
"Ses, bat I did n1t fhink the rope
rodld bseAk, sid DE<e nsekly ,s.is-zp-
peared to be strong enough, but tore
where it WIS partly cut Of if the rope