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1S1-Syncopation.

1S1-Syncopation.
WHOLE.
In furnaces I'm sometimes set
For driving air; I'm a steam jet,
In shape of tin or iron plate
/ may be placed before CRATE,
rush from mines, gaseous gale,
Yet sailors see in me whole.
LAST.
Card-players often use my name
When playing in certain game;
Sometimes l am a country seat,
Sometimes shady. snug retreet.
As anchor I sink in the sea;
I'm what man may sometimes be.
NELsoNIAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-17

pressors When in time the Spanirds returned
to New Mexico as sheep and cattle raisers the
Indians alone knew where the hidden mines
were, and this secret they have ever jealously
guarded Many stories have been told as to the
richness of these lost min es and of va t boards
Of bullion which the Spaniards hastily concealed
when the instruction broke out or which tho
Indians flung into the mines before they COW
cred the entrances. But the Spaniards did not
again venture to incur the chance of another
InuIan revolt by attempting to rediscover or to
work any mine in New Mexico.
Padre Ambrosio loved to hear the tales of the
lost mines, and to weave day dreams of the dis
position that he would make of the treasure
could he only find out where it was. He would
it Of course wholly for the advancement of
The church, but his gift OF riches inestimable
would surely be recognized by promotion, and
his thoughts Travelled down a pleasing vista OF
the coming years in which he figured success
sively as vicar general, bishop and at last arch
bishop OF the New Mexican See, and he swelled
with cOmplacency in fancy he heard himself
called your grace The subject possessed
his mind, and often he was brooding over
schemes to acquire these hidden riches when his
simple Pensioners supposed that he was alb
sorbed in pious meditations. Many time dur
Ing his pastorate OF nine years at ssnto Do
mingo had the padre vainly questioned mem
bers of his flock about the old mines. The old
men of the village admitted that the locality OF
certain rich miUes was known to their tribe; but
they also told him that an immemorial vow was
eEacted of every Indian that the secret should
never be revealed TO 4 white man. Often had
the padre begged that his eyes only might be
satisfied with a sight OF these treasures, but as
often had he been refused.
But his pertinacity had at last succeeded, and
he had been informed that under certain conui-
tons, exaCted 20 prevent his return to their To-
cality, he SHOULD be permitted TO see the famous
lost mines of the srillos. He had eagerly &C.
copied the offer. and thus we find him in the
attitude remarkable for priest of sitting blind
folded on the back of a donkey guided by In
dams sworn TO take his life if he made one false
move. jogging off in some direction unknown to
him, and-Io say nothing OF his of con-
slant peril-sutfering much discomfort from the
1yr Rgl, 4 H.. IS
the beast beneath him.
Time goes slowly and distance seems long to q
man who can not see whether he is travelling,
and the padre longing 10 dismount grew uncon-
trollRble. Not daring to speak outright he be-
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where he stepped. Sometimes he struck his
shins against sharp rock or suppressed
shrek OF pain as he ran into Spanish bayonet
plant, with the sensation OF being transfxed by
a score of needles. He was out of breath; he
felt that he could not always keep his footing in
places where misstep would probably cost him
his life. More earnestly than he had ever
desired the treasure he now wished himself at
homes but his guides urged him on. and he
dared not speak. At last, exhausted and de-
spalring, he sank to the ground, feeling that he
could go no further. but fortunately Just at this
time the Indians also were ready to stop. They
now seemed to him to move about trying
TO locate some spot which at last they found
he could hear them removing stones and max
ing preparations, the nature OF which he could
not determine; then one of his guides raised
him and led him forward until there came up-
ward against his face cold. damp breath which
seemed to proceed from a cavern. He shrank
back, fearful that he should fall into unknown
depths, but Immediately he was caught up by
the arms and collar, lifted clean from the
ground and the next moment he was dangling
over hollow space. His guides drew his hands
together and they closed on notched pole; he
felt for the pole with his feet and struck it.
Down, down. said the voice of Pablo in a
tone that admitted of no remonstrance
The poor padre felt that he was going blind
fold straight into the bottomless pit. but there
was no help for 1t, and with gToans and feryent
prayers he clu ng 10 the pole and let himself by
jerks slide slowly downward. Down, down.
clinging for life, he went until his feet at last
struck rocky bottom. His guides wers :. s laS1
by him and he was taken by the hand and led
along wet. slippery, rough passage, his feet
asPlAs hInH IN water snn sometimes tripping over
heaps o. stones. Presently the party stopped,
the Indians united the bandage from his ewes
and he looked about him blinking in the light of
& swinging torch held by one of his conductors.
After the long period of darkness that he had
endured it was several seconds before Padre
Ambrosio coulo get accustomed to the light hut
1t last he saw clearly and looked helplessiy in
the faces of his Wild companions and then
about him with much dismay and distrust. But
his trepidation was quickly mingled with inter
est and delight at the remarkable scene in which
he found himself. Sides. bottom and roof of the
great chamber in which he stood were of Jagged
rock just as the miners had left their blasting
and hammering the day of the great massacre a
century and half before. But nature working
in silence and darkness during the long in
tervening time, had turned the rough
cavern into grotto Of beauty. Stalac-
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gan to humble prayers in a tone barely audible,
and let his voice increase into distinctness he
murmured piteonsly:
Our blessed Savior into the gates OF Jeru-
salem rode upon the back of an ass. It is meet
that l. one OF the least of His followers, should
proceed in as much state as He did. l should in
all humility dismount and walk
The only notice that his conductors paid to his
pious hint " as TO quicken the burro' pace until
the Gathering of hoofs and the rafting of the
saddle the priest bumped up and down
drowned the timid sou nd of his voice.
At last the Tarty came TO a halt, and the priest
was assisted TO dismount. Without delay the
lndiars hurri him along foot, and he now
real zed r f1rcIoly that they were making
their way by devious route up steep and
very rough mountain side. : omeIines his
guides onid stop for a whispered consultation
In their own language, and by their movements
he surmised that they We retracing path by
landmarks. When they told him to hiatt or to
go he observed that their voice had none of the
submits ivtness that characterized the speech of
his parishioners when in the village, but had
become commanding and peremptory. The
father, being fat and short-Winded, found il
hard TO keep up with the pace at which his con-
ductors went
Occasionally an a6monition from one of the
Indians told him that he was trending the
edEs Of g preeipiee and had better be careful