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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July n. - Flour dull - receipta
1896 barrels shipments $40 bafrela sAleA. SIS
barrels Wheat steady-No. red spot, s&ksslT:
July, s4kas41S; August s4k ssS1; September. e4%s
e<h; October, ssh asS&; steamer No. red sls
6lA-receipts. s2,950 bushels; stock. e<i.see bush
Ella; sales, $1,000 bushels Southern wheat
sctive-Fultz, soass; Longberry, slsssk. Corn
easy-mixed spot Aka556: July, s5h asked; Au-
gust, s. asked; September, IS asked-receipts k0o7
bushels: stock, l5s,0f bushels. Southern corn
white steady, sssso; yellow nominal, 5eas0. Data
steady-No. 3 white western. seassk; No 9,
mixed western, s5t sss = receipts, 600 bushels
stock, Ss,s15 bushels. Rye In better demand
No. 2. q = receipts, s.o6S bushels; stock, sSsls
bushels. Hay nrm-eood to choice timothy, ll-soa
i6.sa cram freights nrmer-steamer % Liver.
pool, per bushel, Sd; Cork for orders per
quarter, SGD. Cotton nominal - middlinR.
~. Provisions nrm = mess PORK, 1850 buik
meats loose shoulders, X; sugAr-pickied should
err. ex; sugar-cured smoked shoulder, "; hams,
small, IAN; large, IL; lard. refined, eH; crude, ..
Butter nrm-creamery. fancy. "a do. fan %
choice. isasl: % imitation. isais lsdle fsscy. y;
srsss. iAsiS Egg irnIl& oakss arm-Rio
ts..loe Copper nm.reassa, 4
fair demand-virginia fancy hand-picksd. 1ka
"; CHOICE. sash; fArners, sAssK.
baltimore, July a = Virginia oonsnas, @
I'D; do. teu-foruea, oSh BID: do threosL 7Dk "a;
Baltimore and 0hie stool, sgks05k; NoSSAGIS
Central stock, III bid; BALTIMORE end oAio bouSh.
western nrseA rs ID; Do second incomGa -
sst; 90; tire incones. . 20: ooasalsdassd q
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They Will BE Charged In the Courts WI
Conspiracy.

WARRANTS FOR IDAHO RIOTERS.
They Will BE Charged In the Courts with
Conspiracy.
BOISE CRY, IDAHO. July 21.-United States
Marshal Pinhan has gone to Ceur de Alene
with warrants for eighty Of the rioters. charg-
ing them with contempt Of the federal court in
having violated the injunction restraining them
from interfering with the operation of mines.
The policy Of the federal officials,
however, has been changed and q new pro-
proceedings are in the United States circuit
court. Judge Beatty has no authority to call o
special term Of that court and the cases would
have to be delayed until q term could be au-
thorized by Justice Field
The men after having been Brought to Boise
hearing, making tedious and expensive pro-
ceeding. For this reason IL has been
decided to proceed against the offenders
in the district court and charge them
with the crime Of conspiracy in having con-
spired to interfere with the administration Of
Of his court when and where he Vim and he
will be asked to call such q term
at Cqur d'Alene City. The leaders
viii also be proceeded against in the
state courts for murder as soon q the machinery
Of justice in Shoshone county shall have been
restored to working order.
CATALDo, IpAHo, July 2l.-Lieut Smith
came in yesterday from Fourth Of July canon,
where he had besn SAINT to search
for traces Of murders supposed 70
have been committed In one Of the
gulches he found large area that had inst been
burned over and in this area what bad the sp-
pearance Of funeral pyre.
Closer inspection disclosed evidences Of .
human s2crihce. The ashes rssemblsd bons
ashes. and come which we're IN The form Of
bones scrumbled upon being touchsd. The
ashes were brought here for scientific sxamtna-
ton. -.
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LIEUT.. MAYS SUICIDE.
Temporary Insanity Generally Given as the
| Cause,

1eznpOf2fy Insan1ty UehefAIIy IEIVeh a the
..-. Cause.
New YORK, July 21.-The circumstances sur
rounding the suicide of Lieut.. Sidney H. May
yesterday are still wrapped in mystery. No
one can explain positively the reason for the
act. DR. Herndon, Mays dearest friend, OBJ
tanned leave of absence this morning and has
gone, it is said. to notify the suicides mother
at Kenneth Square, Pa. A friend of Mays, who
refused to give his name. said today that since
July May had been Respondent. The night
frequently complained Of pain in his eyes,
Temporary insanity is generally accepted by
Mays friends as the cause of suicide.
May was q graduate Of Annapolis class Of
90 and was also sent on Polaris relief expedi-
ton in the early 70s.
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A Coiored Letter Carriers Arrest.

William A. Clayton, colored letter carrier
attached to the branch city postofice on Cap
itol Hill. was arrested last night on the charge
of stealing and rihing registered letters The
arrest was made by Post Office Inspectors Hoo
ton. Naylor and Fisher who had been working
up the case for some time.
Today CLAYTON was taken before United
States Commissioner Mills. where be waived an
examination, and in default Of bail in 81 600
was committed 10 Jail. The accused is young
man about twenty-five years Of age. married
and has been employed ar n letter carrier for
about year. He was born in this city, where
he has always resided.
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CAPT. BoRuP's CAsH.-The Secretary of War
has directed that Capt. Borup remain on wait
ing orders in this city for convenience Of the
government.
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TOILET LASoLINE. antiseptic and cooling. IL
is one of the best applications in cases Of abra-
sions, burns, wounds. In collapsible tubes 81
all druggists, Toilet Lanoline.
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REMNANTS Or MusI1s UspERwEAs

REMNANTS Or Muslin UNDERWEAR.
4 Long CANBRIC SKIRTS. with deep HEN
STITCHED RUFFLE- Former price, 81 A.
REMNANT PRICE.
s1ous MUSLIN Il s e sfss- with deep CAM
BRIO RUFFLE trimmed with WIDE TOR
CHON LACE Former price. u. A. REM
NANT PRICE.
81. % each.
2MUSLIN GOWNS. with yoke of FINE and
BROAD PLAIrS: Former price. sl.62.
REMNANT PRICE,
3HANDsOME CAMBRiC GOWNS. Former
price. 60 p. REMNANT PRICE.
90 % each.
PLAITS AID sURPIICE NECK. Former
price, 81. REMNANT PRICE.
So. each.
SHORT CAMBRIC SKIRTS, HAND
SONELY TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY.
Former price. 81 81 REMNANT PRICE.
al each.
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IT q w IT
MOI MI W." M AS'i' - 'AA"' AN'"N ~
ooh AAiioN' ANNALS h'hHi hooshAhIfA"
'nooAD Al oNoA "AAI "hrA"" ioN'' AAi
A'" "0ADN 1A"" DA' ' We
''-' On --''' ~ 0-A AAA1 mn " go .
MAJ "- oAN n- wiz a Dr-f ~ '1'''
eo''A'A ioN VI o0A oo' . o.n l'N'-'1oND.
WILL sELI-upoN cRED1r-Ar PRICES BELOW
THOSE VI Cash hooShS ALL MANNER VI
.Sn r.ac, .,.v,.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND
.vs.,ov .,n .ccp.r vorn ppov,sys ~
oI0oAoN AMI "oeNTA NV" AN
vrrKIy On MONTHLY PAYMENTS
oNAAA Aocn AcCooNA 10 TWILL TAAO
UNDER our
RoUfrABrr
SYSTEM YOU SUSTAIN NO
BURDEN. WHILE YoU REAP BENEFITS WHICH
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSED
or. DO aol AND wa 9TH ar.
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MARRIED.

FARGO-ArLIck. In Grace Church New YORK
July 20. lsf2. Mr.. ,ifORGE b. FARGO of clrve land
Ohio. to Miss BESSIE AULICK. formerly u Mash
fnSton-
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REMNANTS Or Corrox
DREss Coon.

DREss GooDs.
Such as ENGLISH BROCATELLES. pom
GEES SCOTCH GINGHAMS, SO. at LOW
REMNANT PRICES TO CLOSE
REMNANTS Or NEcKwEAR.
pieces OF Deep PLATED SILK NULL
RCCHTNG. in TAN or GRAY. Regular price.
25c. REMNANT PRICE.
CHINA SILK DRESS FRONTS. differ
ent COL0RS. Regular price. 81. 80. REM
NANT PRICE.
SIC. each
LOT Of COIORED FIGURED SETS OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS. Regular price. 2Sc.
REMNANT PRICE.
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TEE win Of leonard ". 0stss, leaving his -
:s:s 70 ". q: ga 49, "a ssa si Ss s''
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Fatal Hallway wrsek In Canada.
TwxAp, ONT, July IA coliision took place
on the Bay Of Quinte railroad this morning
mar Eri1svills in which Engineer Christy,
Fireman ESrdy and some othsrs not known
were killed.
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R,xSaSrs Or Wool DnEss Goops

R,xxAsrs Or Wool DREss Goops
yards 4e-ineh Atwood IMPERIAL
SERGE Regular price. o. REMNANT
PRICE.
SIS for pisce
7yards $2-inoh AL-woOL LIGHT AND d.
GRAY CHECKED sUITIN6 Former price,
o.. REMNANT PRICE.
e525
yards 4O-tnoh Atwood FRENCH
DE BEIGE. L. GRAY. Former price. 3D.
REMNANT PRICE.
~ yards ss-i e for RR III, FRENCH
Former price. 81 S. REHNANT PRICE.
~ yards 33i1ch ALL-wooL FRENCH
Former As Price. - s. RhMSaSr PRicE.
81 06 for piece.
RrMs.Nrs Or SILK
SILK. Former price. e3.3S. REMNANT
PRICE,
N yards 25-inch BLACK CHINA SILK.
With " Ire flower Former price, STIo-
6 for riece.
4yards 25-inch BLACK CHINA SILK. with
black brocaded flower. Former price. ~ hEM-
NANT PRICE.
ll& yards 25inch BLACK CHINA SILK.
with LAVENDER flower. tnterminged with
white stripe. Former price. sl1-Ia REM
FORMER price sll p REMNANT PRICE,
IS for piece.
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CH11pREx,s DREssEs.

CH1IpRExs Dresses.
3 CHILDREN's NAINsOOK DRESSES.
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED and FINISHED
Size l. . and years. Former price s2. 50
REMNANT PRICE.
IQS each.
CHILD's NAINSOOK DRESS. Size
year. Former price, p REMNANT PRICE. a
CHILD's NAINS0OK DRESS. Size I
year. Former price. s1-45. REMNANT
Ell 70
4 CHILDREN,s. PINE INDIA LINEN
DRESSES. finished with fine TICKS and
Former price. 81. 80. REMNANT PRICE.
81 80 each
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The following were the temperatures at tn.
ONCE OF the weather bureau TODAY: sam, "a;
pm, 50; maximum. sS: minimum g.
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Bnows,s Iron B1rrEns

Cures Indigestion. Bniousness. Dyspspsa. Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians
mepd It. All dealers sell It, Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red Lines on wrapper.
~ but act specially the Liver and bile. perfect
liver correcter.
Cartsr's Little Liver Pi1ls jy16
NERVOUS PROsTRAT1ON sLEEPLESSNES,
~ opium habit. dullness. blues cured. DR.. Niles
scHEIIEh STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave.
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WAISTS Ar REDUCED Prices.
The writer's pen nes the psper-so sasy to rrits
Of baroains that ciu at Be recognized and still
better appreciated vAsn better Eno,cn'
Entire stock of Waists In our Mr. Lindsu's depart
ment has been gathered into three grand lots
Choice Of lot for q. o.
Choice OF lot 2 for s1.4s
Choice Of lot for 75c.
Lot includes. at %. 90 each. all the sursh and
India silk Waists that sold at s5. % and o. so.
Lot includes, at 81. As each. the Silkine Sateen
English Madras and French Percsls Waists that sold
up to u. g.
Lot 3 includes at Toe each. the o. 50 Waists Of
cotton fabrics looking 50 much like the more ex-
pepsive linen and silk novelties.
LAWN AND PERcAIE Wnsrs
Tho Cotton Underwear buyer has charge Of Lawn
and Percaie Waists while the Wrap buyer sees to
sIlk saseen and Madras Waists. and the two buyers
are As much in opposition II in rival stores The
Is they are separated In the store.
&1 25 Waists reduced to 96c
CSC. Waists reduced to $40.
SIC. Waists reduced to 79c.
75c. Waists reduced to &c.
CSC. will now buy the 81. p White Lawn Waists,
with fancy rufaes al front. neck and sleeves.
sc. for the Lawn Waists with improved full high
sleeves. &c The Best Fitting and Best Finished eSc
Waist Of the ssasou
7sc. for the soc Boxplssted Waists: have sold for
ssc. at all stores excepting the P.lais Royal.
Soc. for any Of the 76c Percals and Fancy Lawn
Waists
WHITE Su1rs Musr Go.
Only few of the expensive Lawn and Emhro,dsry
Costumes remain--thoss that sold ct sla 30. slb.
eli. SO and sic. Take your choice for o. 90. You'll
have TO shut your eyes few creases but can open
them wide to quality of materials. finish and ut.
FINE SHAwLs SACRIFICED.
It's always the most expensive ones that stay with
us longest The only to them out Il to eoax
you in e'tA prices thai ers vrsssstsole.
e1.9e for the shawis made Of the best shetland
wcol-you know how few the sheep Of these little
islands Of Scotland. shawis made from their wool
cannot pront.hly be sold ct LEES than Is each. We
write of the genuine Shetland Wool shsws 50 CRATE
full and comforting and durable.
WRAPPxns AT MANUFACTURERS,
PRICES.
The display Of samples In large center window tells
you Of variety. None more than e. 75 many only
esc. Average price. sl.3S In short Wholesale prices
1t retail. Thank and pity the mAhsr for ovsssstimsa
ing The demand. II you viii. smile eaeourasinsiy as
the Pslas Royal buying for being vide avsks TO your
interests Yas ed only sss thess 10 knsw
eewid sa~ u Extraordinarily AisAey prices and s
Be eredsssd 9th barsaias.
BLAZER Su,rs To FIR.
Need You be told that the manufacturers have now
stopped nahins the summer Storm ssrss s1itss
ASssv q tkoreueA sssveA u tia ,asrssss ssv Ssssv
vssv~s ~ssA sAs isse ssrpiSs ssess II ssv eesosaa
% To- sio 20 and sl2 % fos suas inss.dsA - rsSsl
Up 10 sls. All sises up 70 4A-ineA bus& black snA
nAvy.
TIE PALAls ROYAL
cornsr Eth q. and Pa eve
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4. C. KNIGHT DEAD.

He Made . Large Fortune In the Refining Of
Sugar.
CAPE MAY, N. J., July de. c. Knight, the
millionaire sugar refner, who has been lying i'll
OF pnuemonia at his cottage for the post month,
died at o'clock this morning. Mr.. knight was
seventy-nine years old.
Edward C. knight was born in what is now
Camden county, N. j., December 8, 1918, of.
Quaker parentage. After receiving q country
school education and clerking for q time at
Kaighn's Point, N. J., he came to Philadelphia
In 1882 as O clerk in a grocery store. -Four
years later he established himself in the
grocery business, being at that time but twenty
three years Of age. From a very humble be-
ginning Mr.. Knights business grew until
through his energy and tact the sue
cessful sugar refinery operated by e.
@. knight d Co. was developed. In the
spring Of 1892 this refinery was absorbed
BY the sugar trust, since which time Mr.. knight
has been practically out Of business, his inter
terest jn the refinery business being looked
after by his son. Mr.. knight took an active
part in reorganization Of the Reading railroad
and was PRECEDENT Of the Bound Brook railroad
at the time Of his death. He was also con-
nected in various ways with other corporations
and public enterprises.
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MRS. w1NsIows SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
ofNOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOPTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS al PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and u the best remedy for
DIARRHGA Sold by drusgists In every part OF the
world Do sure and ask for Mrs. Windows Sooth-
ingSyrup" and take no other kind % cents bottle
d3l.iY
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ArEn.s P11rs.
BEST REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION.
JAUNDICE. HEADACHE.
BrLIoUsNEss AND
DYSPEPSIA.
EASY To TAKE.
SURE
TO CURE
ALL DISORDERS
OF THE STOMACH.
LIVER AND
BOWELS.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co.
10 MARKET SPACE.
COR sTH ST. AND PEsNA AVE
REMSASr ECHOES FRon OuR
GRrAr CIr.R,sa SALE

TOMORROW. FRIDAY. OUR REGULAR
REMNANT DAY.
We viii offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MESTs In the shape Of USEFUL REMNANTS
at RIDICULOUSLY Low PRICES. We have
accumulated large quantity Of odds and ends.
short lengths. SC. during our CLEARING
SALE and will clear these out FRIDAY sta
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-21

The following the opening and closing prices o,
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Carson Mccartney, l41e street
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BLAZER Su,rs To FIR.

Need You be told that the manufactures have now
stopped nAhins the Summer Storm ssrss seisss
AIssv q tkoveueA sssyeA u Tia ,asrhrss ssv bsssv
vstsv~s ~ssA tn isse supplies ssoss n ssv eesosa&
90 To sio 20 and sl2 % sos suits insssdsA - rsss
Up to sls. All aises up TO 4A-ineA bust black end
Raw.
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W. A. PIERCE & Co.
10 MARKET SPACE.
Cor Seh St. and Pa ave.
A. KAUFMAN.
eC9 PENN. ava v. w.

We missed advertisement yesterday. but are on
deck full of AM our craft has cargo Of
good ready made sellers for
THuRspar AND FR1pAY
That will more than make up for lost time.
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TIE PALAls nOYAI.
A. LIsxuR.
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WINS SPREADS.
Inn 10 Oneida. Marseilles fin 70
- Good Vaias at 75c. -
100 10 Lancaster. Marseiles fin 10
= - Good raivs at si0o - -
100 IL Clarendon. Marseilles I'm OK
- Good raiac al si@ -
I00 IL Rosebud. Mnrseilles fin c1 Ok
Good ratu> at se co.
IN II Extra Heavy. Aarssilies C1 70
- = Good raiaSaf o. s5
These nv. items Of Bed Spreads In accord with
preparation a ali fd the coming G. 4. L. enesmp-
--BrAyKErs-
10 may seem very warm TO some folks II they should
read our advertisement of Blankets but what ofer
Is line Of Lght-we.ght Blankets that Just bought
for no ohe, PurpS.s than teT sho,s ,na. y;h to
Offering for thee few days:
5000 TowrIs-
DIVIDED into Three Lots.
OxE Lor Is:54s s Ssla! Mset inss:.
long ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1OC.
God vaiue at f5e - - -
OSE Lor .srsa t raa. Ms'a 10 rG nsss.
Good raius at foe - - - ~
Osx Lor D s:arssa i sofas ases !. ncs:s On
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The display of samples In large center window tells
you Of the variety None than q. rs many only
esc. Average price. SIS In short Wholesale prices
1t retail Thank and pity the maAsr for ovsrsstmaa
the Pslais Royal buyns for being vide avsks your
interests Tas nsed only tess rappsvs 10 ksv
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--Bors SHIRT WA1s1s-
Such run that We had on these goods the past I've
days ENCOURAGED 70 make offer 100 dozsn Of
the hes. quality Of Pcrcale Waists. the celebrated
ACME" brand. and We got them al . price. Goods
worth So. SIC. up % Toe
We are going to sell them for
--SSc.-
The styles the In ltxht and dark colors
Sizes arr from to "a years.
We also continue TO sell our
.SSc. Outing Wats.. for Il &c
We also continue Ia sell
~. Rercale- fnish Waist. for Il &c
We also cont,uCe To sell
3sr. Outins FLANNEL Waist. for Zoe
Fight In The midst OF the very when this
class of GOODS II In demand we give YOU the value
that others oner when there ais them
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

from falling completely asleep, and
/ tell you it was lucky for me that / did
occasionally open my eyes wide and
take a good look around. For one of
those times / caught sight of q n
crossing the upper end of the lake.
There were two redskins In IL, and
they were about half a mile away. ]
guessed ut once how they happened to
be there. They had come from above,
and started down the lake when they
caught sight Of me, and hurried up to
get ashore and under cover before I'd
see them.
II knew they had their eyes on me,
and ! knew II wouldn't do TO let them
know that / had sighted them. So !
pretended to keep on fishing while l
watched them out Of the corner of my
eye. ! knew well what their game
would be. The shores of the lake were
all prairie excepting the island and the
big wooded point. l was anchored be-
tween those two bits of woodland. The
Indians meant to sneak into the main
land woods, and shoot me from that
point.
swell, these two reds made their
paddles fly till they reached shore.
Then they pulled their canoe up into
the bulrushes out of sight. Next they
cut across the prairie, bending so low
that ] could see nothing of them in the
tall grass except the hump of their
backs now and then.
II sat still rs a mouse till they went
ont OF sight behind the trees. by that
time ! had my plans all ready. might
have padded behind the island and got
away easily, but 1t wasn't in my style
of those days to run away from two
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-19

down In the canoe, the other fellow
jumped head-first into the water be-
fore l could get a bead on him with the
other barrel.
II ran down to the beach and
watched for the swimmer 20 come up.
My notion was that he would dive and
swim for the other shore. meant to
let him have IL in the hip whenever he
tried to go up the bank. The distance
across was about eighty yards Of water.
and ! knew l could hit him when I
pleased.
IL could hear the one In the canoe
grooming with the pain OF the bullet in
his shoulder. Sometimes he lifted his
become OF the other?
"While I was waiting / jammcd n
charge into the barrel I had fired. We
had no brecch-loaders in those days,
but | calculate ] had u knack of pour
ing in powder and ramming patch and
bullet down as fast as any living man.
Just as l opened my cap box | saw n
black head come IN close to the canoe.
The ~unwounded one meant TO hide be-
hind the canoe till he could make up
his mind what to do. But he came up
on the wrong side.
Next moment he was down again,
but Ia that instant ! had fred.
~ missed him OF purpose, for l
reckoned he would think my double
barrel unloaded by the two shots.
"Ncxt moment had the cap fairly
on the newly-loaded barrel, and up he
came with n yell. He laid his two
hands on the canoe from behind, and
lifted himself in. Next moment he un-
tied the anchor rope, and threw the end
over.
Then nc picked up n paddle. was
afraid I'd have TO shoot him, but
waited to see what he meant To do.
Mind, | didn't want To shoot him less'n
! had to; but IL l had to. / shouldn't "a
spent much time cryin' over it.
"Well, sir, II even there was n brave,
that young fellow vas one. Instead OF