Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-02-19

Nt. 90
a goat h.,fi,.i vuinsn .in 60. has
. man wufth, ~ h,r .tuupiii, time ani
sls,f aui meet h.f soul in soul Ia eirt
nitt frHm ilr hrai
$50 u".i her. hut circumstance
hsfr sfe stronger than lstr
- tu .l,r dp nothinr with htf father"
Nothing eno ful,i n Lnsand
when THE drlualn fret I. u nlsin him
INA che know what q meant fuf her
snd him''
Hardly Nhn even fsnclel that they
would 10 happier IN Amrti,a than a.
home, WHORE she saw ,ha, HE obi
grandeur waa always repriar hing him
"pli be conceal FROM hef ihs gal aud
object ~ his emigration
"'shs knew he was. ~ supposed him
solf ,o l' a Mormon Hut Mammalian
wa little more than maine o. her nl,s
believed he Irrvetsiun enly . ttansituty
folly u u hat recently only since they
were away from sucruf. ~ ~ the d,s.ft
that she has perceived her own risk She
hola''l that the voyage frm England
wnuld di.onchani her father Anl that
sh, could keep him IN the state. No. b.
Nss coInmiiird he was impfacileahle
lou have ~eon yourself how Tar his faith
IL shaken. just 80 faF that his erasy
chr. riulness has given place o. mupinE
bat bee viii hear nothing ~ reasnn
What dnas she antiripatrf'
"Nhe says ~. only darvs 81 endure
bay by day they both wear away pay
hy LAY her fathers bright hops dwinilea
away DAY by day she I-srcslve- ,lis
mo'nsn, ~ her own danger approaching
khe could not speak a. me ~ a. bat 1
could feel by her tome her disgust aud
disssain ~ sissun. oh, hnw steady aud
noha she lsl Al fuf hrr fsthsfi Az 81
guide him with the fewcsl Iangs 10 that
de-.llate death she knows must rutaei
She gave ms - few toa,hss ~ their past
history. 49, that could ss-s hos much
closer and ,endeFrF than the esanmon
lond ~ parent aud chlld theirs had
been"
That saw frum the ED Rrntlsmans
story, Sorrow and poverty ensohls hove.
''sshe thanked Ine and yua ~ sw.slly
for cur sssclsty aud the Kind wusds we
had given them. sha hal nu, s-sa h.s
father ~ cheerful. ~ like himself. since
they had left England"
what . weary pilgrimage they mus.
have hal, poor errant soalsl'
"Oh. Wade. waiei how this tragedy
~ sheirs cures mo forever ~ any ~
t,ellion against my own de.siay A
helpless woman's tragedy IL ~ much
hi,,errf than anything that can l~fsll .
man"
Must we say helpless, JohnY'
Arr we two an army, that we ran
take them by fercel hhe has definitely
closed any further communication ga our
part. shs said that could M, have
/ fails,l g. notie. how Elisl slssum die.
liked oar prrrsnca ! must promise hpf
not to In s~un with them ~ The morn.
Ing. AiEsan would nni so,ue means b.
punish her father. aud that would I.e
torture ~ her. II ~~ems that villsia
plays GA the old mans religious super.
stltions. and can isrrlfy him almost b.
madness.
The villalni And W., how faF taek
~ him lies the blame, that such teFfuFs
can esis, ls any mans mind when uo.i
IL love"
II promised her M, io see her sgsia--
Cor you and myself to seu her No maTe.
That goo'lby was Anal Noe let me
alone Zoe awhile. my dear old lsayl am
worn out aud heartbroken
lie mummiei himself IN his blankets.
aud lay oB the aFaas, motsonle.s - :
dead man. II ws- not hi. way ts shlfs
camp duties. Indeed. his volunt..s
services had left hlm In asfeaFs
put our nreaFms in order In ease II
attack and astlngnleled nnI fifs- TIM
hors.s. too. drove In and ,e,hss-i eio.s
by Ny old snslacion ~ Marksr and
I.arrap bad revived fFum their mu,ies
ing~ I thought that. after their great
winnings ~ tonight, they would feal
tina, they could make no,hlna moFr II
the mail party AMI might s.iss tbs
chance to stampede oF steal sone ~ sls
Mormon horHra of ours. II was a capita
chance In ID. sleepy hours after ,hs
r.yel. Horse stealing, slf~s the bad ss
ample ~ Doomed. has never Rone out 81
fashion. Fulano and ramp. were great
prizes. knew that i.arrap hated iiTeaI
for his undisguia.i abhorfeoee and The
ugly words aud collision ~ tpiay. Tbs
pair barre gooi will 10 neither ~ IA
Their brutality had Jared with ns from
the beginning. knew they would teks
personal pleasure In serving M = shabby
trick out ~ their dictionary. On ths
whole determined 10 watch all night
Easy 60 purposel hard 90 perform.
leaned against my saddle and thought
over the day, How pItlei poor brent
pitiei him the more thoroughly. since
was hardly less q lower than he,
drowscd little. A pertarbei siumteI
overcame me. The roaring nigh, wind
aroused me nj intervals with . blast
more furious. aud woke b. perc.ivs
oninons and turbulent dreams filttins
fron my brain--dfcams ~ violence
tyranny aud Infamous outrage.
sudde,fy another sensation went creep
ing along nav nerves. ] sat bolt up
right There was q feeling % humar
presence, 81 .tealthy approach coming
up against the night wind aud crushing
i,s roar with sound more penetrating
Brent. too. was on the alert.
'Ssine one at cur HORSES" he wits
pered.
We dashed forward. There was q
rustic ~ flight through the bushes. We
each fired . shot. The noise ceased
"Stop'" said my friend. as was giving
chase. I'VE must not leave the horsea
They viii stampede them while We are
OIL"
They Perhaps u was only coyots
OF wolf Why. Fulauo. old fellowi'
Fnlano trottod mp neighing ani licked
my hand Ills lariai had been cu,-a
clean cut with = knife We were only
Just ia time.
We must keep watch till morning, -
said J. II have lpen browsing I will
take the first hour"
nr'nt, with moan - WEAKNESS,
threw himself down again Ca the grass.
| sat waiehful.
The night wind wen, roaring on. II
loves those sweeps and surgss 81 unieb.