The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06
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was was perfectly at ease-without seli.con.
Ssnits as rapidly. apparently. as she Would
have done in her own home In Denver That
she made the acquaintance o. the guests ot
the table for m calls, and that she was treated
with consideration by all about the hotel need
band: no ono thought SO. Tor II is the regular
else. They were sorry she hau been sick:
they they were pleased with such an accession to
~" %w o' or three days later q chance acquaint-
ance asked her to 60 with him b, while he pto.
aSoSe Rs BIB Old haze
fences one sac q Death Alley and SottSn;
SSls served ssss d1 as Fort Tor q spSnaTds
who were well nigh wiped out by the Indians.
s s sY the fS rs Ia sa nS Non ts
Of @ were
subjects. and the talk naturally ran to frontier
tales ana experiences. especially the expert
''"Di i'd you ever see man hanged2" asked
the chance acquaintance. Fancy such aues..
ton to Filth avenue young woman. but 10
NSteSss hs.s she replied but saw on.
one morning and looked out tho back door Of
saas %e ws TsaS Hs%nsnr
tree there On 6acE ssTsst was da
THAT was q remarkable experience" said
d:5;sd . s O ad sSs t9ps
remarsable to me. But But then. never do think
much q what you you'd call remarkable able *;
ethsr man na dead from Vioence. used to ride
6oe e we sddn ae any 70
cause i vas q new one; So , one day day as
Seaae tbe st ehouEh was that Ie
s %fh .bst. ' n rsH BS IL Re thS 5s
I'm oyes;. 4,Sfsss hole hsd been shos .hEoash
der Der Rim He had Killed MHs IT himse
no one anywhere in sight 50 LEFT him there
tiles and got. the mail. When ]. got home to
the boarding house told some Of my friends
was q s1ythips: Bat then: they couldn't help
such sxperienesT was asked.
friends talk about it a while. Something is
in 81 hH
SST s ssg sh s5s Ts
that way oneo s in T Denve
It was a moonlight night. and when the air
had received lot Of coin for trade, and he
sleep with six-shooter under my pillow; and
ny n.y. hand under there: too The mS ON say
ddn serd and he didn't az hoTe was
No. call for wordslast mdptions and he made
place is 50 tree Of thieves and robbers as a
mine camp remarked S the asGnaint9nee;
camp lives and talks in the he's superlatVe. The
innate honesty Of the miner is exaggera ed to
n IN nt ~ hn MI Nov
%&srial ohlvsIryI Of the people in the samps
true Women are treated with unusual def.
erence there. but there arc exceptions to the
:" One morning got on Denver and Rio
Grande train to go from one emp to another
but one other passenger-an ordinary looking
man. That was nothing. Of course. but after
the seat whsr@
w was tG oned BY The brakeman epd
Direct and Went forward to the end Of the
car In a minute or two they followed me and
the middle Of tho chr: took my revolver from
bundle. and placed it on my lap. The three
Quite as interesting as the stories themse elves
was the manner OF the telling. The stories
turn Death Alley gave to the conversato ,n and
for questions that were asked by the chance
Valley might tell OF being overturned hy a
snow bank while driving home from church.
or OF any other country side incident.
The tourist among the mine camps will
often meet such young women. both married
and single. They are generally OF Western
birth. this one was Denver girl Most ot
them have lived In Denver ut one time or an
faces bright minds: they are cheerful en-.
thusiastic. amiable fearless; they stand on
their the, heels with their toes out and look the
education that their schools and their homes
afford; they are the pride and 10Y OF every
may cheer the would BIO emigrant from tho
East to know that they are not prejudiced
dudes only,