The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-13
gained a moonlt mountain path, and
were rapidly making their way from the

gained moonlt mountain path, and
were rapidly making their way from the
vicinity of the tavern.
Incz. weeping bitterly, allowed Des-
pard to lead her horse a he would, and
he did not annoy her by speaking to her,
although he kept eit Sc surveillance
ofer her e cry IN lvcment
Danton hal Jagged behind, his hor e
having looSened shoe lie had dis
mounted and was about to la ten TO re-
OH his companion, when he became
cOnsciou; III I two men blocked his
way.
One Of them fla he'd quickly by him,
and he thrilled "a he Sc med 10 70 og-
niZe in him his dreaded enemy. Ranger
Ralph Tn, other had gained his side
s. quickly that they were face to face
"Hraw veal Oh and fire" spoke the
ominous voice of Darrell Grey.
He held cleaning revolver in his
hand, before which the craven Danton
quailed in terror.
Filing your weapons IN the road
quick"
There was no mistaking the stern
menace in the Young scout voice.
Eanton sullenly complied with his de-
mand
You are my prisoner, spoke Darrell
an few moments shal! take you
back, bound captive, To the set lc-
ment We escaped from tie cellar-we
saw your victim, White Fawn Return
al once tie / OK of Jewels you took from
her.
Danton drew the box from his coat.
Then suddenly he flung il far over tie
edge of the cliff.
Darrell uttered cry of diSmay.
xiii me if you will | have robbed
you of half your triumph cried Dan
ton. "Ha, / am not beaten YETI
Taking advantage of barrels dismay
a the loss of the Jewels he had sprung
towards him 1t was fatal movement.
for it startled the horse, and Dantons
foot became entanglcd in t e dropping
reins With a cry of terror Darrell saw
the horse drag him few feet, and then
send him crashing over the edge of the
precipice.
Danton hal met his doom in the rock
choked liver below.
A series of shots same distance ahead
warned Darrell that his friend Ranger
RAJ phi, had probably met leSpard \
few minutes later he came upon them.
The ranger had indeed overtaken Ees-
pard, had torn his grasp from the brid e.
rem VI 1ncL = HbISci anu tlleE Il utotlS
conflict had enSued.
They had cmpticd their reVolyers at
short range Neither had been serl-
ously injured. just as BARREL reached
the SPOT, the outlaw had darted up
steep incline
"We shall meet again." he erie !. you
have triumphed this timc-h"lp,"
The word gurglei in his throat As
he reached the summit of the eminence,
a dcafening defamation rang forth.
Pierced by hundred bullets, byk'
beSpard lell deaf
lie had run Directly INTO an ambush OF
lhe very Indians VINO had accom- pah!e.t
Iaffel 10 the vicinity OF FAR RAY \
moment later SHADOW Snake appeared
ms 'ehSeahGe was compictc-hiS ice
was otau, ana me "H''aw pahu ol D@S-
PAL" was swept from inc lace VI "i'
eal.h'
Two h"uf9 idtei dhaiIS iao le>uilcu
tuiel aspect me, ehfaPtL'ed at
u5aln meeting barre was fonNeEca "
.,lo Houocs 70 settlement lafthef uo"h
''io river;
iie'e nhl'o avn met hel iath l.
'n' 'i'ie 'heL' was d teail". part.''5' LOT
sio started ior'h Win hef lathct tItoc
~ mn 9o,ho trace oi me hIN"a'iu Oh
nl'oll sue iiao pe'h iob"e" os '''' Ni'dlh
besPaF"'
me mDntn later ilcf grateful lfitnuS