The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-30

1HtI 1 Shall III the SiIl dlOut anu ull
aided. March on"
EeSpard obeyed the mandate, and
started down the rca / with a sullen
face. 1.-The menace of Fares revolver
was sufficient to make him an abject
and unresstin9 captive.
Not word was spoken as til, journey
was resumed Barrel resolved to con
Ney his prisoner TO the next mining set
tlemcnt and there make known his
crimes, and return to search for the
driver Of the wagon. who had been shot
by Danton.
Later, he learned that the driver lad
escaped with slight wound
For over an hour the lonely tramp
continued. Several times, as they came
to where the road was more tortuous,
Darrell pa SET
He imagined he 60 i'd hear hor, eS'
hoofs in thu distance. but finally at
fribated the Solnd To some rayine wa
terwav or cataract. lie was not aware
that willy foe was upon his trail, that
Despard's &C o.nplice. Danton, had fol-
lowed them, intent on rescuing the for
mcr.
As they 10 nded point of rocks,
Grey started quickly. Too late t, avoid
a catastrophe. Darrell saved to fire at
an advancing foe s"ddcn y revealed be-
hn6ahem. 1t was Danton, and he was
on horse back
With a deft movement a laSSO shot
out from the saddle bow. The rope en-
closed his form, pinioning his arms
tightly.
The revolver fell TO the ground With
a cry of fierce delight Despard ,eizcd it
Danton gave the lasso a tightening jerk.
secured the other end round his waist.
and faced his captive with malignant
JOY depicted on his evil fac
THE tables are turned, my friend" he
jecred
rarrel wa, silent with discontinue
aud chagrin.
Despard proceeded II see that the
laSso was firmly tied around the pris-
onpr.
ave won't delay here" remarked
Damton. some Of this mans friends
may be on our trail. Come along. Cap.
tain
Danton urged forward his horse.
Despard walked by his side converSing
with him. Darrell was compelled to
keep pace with them, secured to the
other end Of the rope. He could hear
enough of the conversation Of his cap
tors to knew that they we've discussing
his fate.
He made every effort possible to re.
lease his hands, and had almost sue
ceeded i'll getting one arm loose, when
Danton suddenly halted.
"What is it," asked Dcspard.
Look ahead"
a fret
"GeS'
"PerhapS campfire Of the Indians"
THAI You must learn Reconnoitcr
and see who il is.
Despard left them and went III the di
rectioa of glow of light in thicket Il
short distance away. Danton sat care
le9>iy regarding Darrell, unit ] HeSpard
returned. The leader rpapreared tinai-
ly greatly excited
Were III luck, | anton he cred.
What do YOU mean"
at is Il camp Wonder in the thicEet."
"Redskins"'
no"
"Nigilantes?"
"No"
"What thenH'
a dozen of one o. our old bands
Dantun uttered satisfied ejaculation
He started the horse forward 80 sud
denly that Darrell was thrown from his
Icet
Tn. latter WAS at that moment near
a., nIaao ~ -hl' ol;tF ND ,.II NORTHUMBERLAND
yv;.i ,.1Ii rf f,i,.lt 10,
,,,a. draag.d frau, III. ho,se ,rh.. 40.
,oI,rd.d nosnard .an, thn Two man dis
a,raar frn, sigbt viii ;, cry uf alarm
,rlo lassn ,,t.cbod Ia hofb ,yIin,nd
,ra,,d :, ,rno 49, arnu na.r tho ,dga If
rho road GIanring over nasI,ord saw
tho tw, mon, como fngetl,.rwitlo shorL,
Their weight evenly balanced, they
were unable To ascend. Darrell had
mnraoed to oct one arm fr,, With rhis
no clntcbnd the lassn
For, ,..ouaut Danton WAS terrified
Thu ba diScorr.,5 :, meas nf a.care IF
b., ,l,,la I,,,,,n,. na,.r.I nd r,i,o hi',..lf
ho rould roach :, n,,ra Of safety He
,i,.a no -idn Of tho Ia.-n su,n,rtfup
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