The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

rrsf hit that no Siight enc. The Rcncrll
particularly II he lid not look too late.
CHATTER Ky
The puei Continued
After that fsi. 4, vcndsri s a $ we rode
home whether we should nud all aatel FOR
we had left Marie Wort and my lRdy's
women 10 keep house with two only o.
the men. From that again strayed into
thoughts Of the chain. Of Marie herTelf;
go that the beginning Of what happened
when we renched the house escaped me.
The FIRST knew OF H. Fcaulein Annals
horse backed suddenly into mine and
BROUGHT us all up short with q deal or
jostling and plnnglng When / looked for
ward 10 learn what was aniss. ! saw
man lying on his face right under my
iady's horse and so near II that the
beasts feet were touching his head. The
man was crying out something IN a pitt
iful tone. and two or three OF the generals
officers who were riding nbreast Of me
we're swearing roundly, and there waa
great confusion.
General Tzercias said something, I
fancy but my lady overbore him. What
Is itg | heard her say. sGet up man,
and speak. Don't lie there. what IS lt2
rpe man rose to his knees. and cried
out Jsaucel Jusucei Lazy IA a wlsu
sort of way, adding souletnng that couii
not unoe. sLsl nl..-lur ne spOae M a vide
patoia-~apont a home. lie VAS III a mis-
cradle pl.gnl, auu scafceiy looked hunafi.
tAs lnce WAS sallow, has eyes Rnone with
famIne. his snrnnesn limbs peered through
mud-staipsd rass, mat only half covered
| him.
MIN. nh etsd raitar 6Ioy Wn VS. htes
which Is your house,. my lady asked
4 gently. And when one Of the oftoers who
nad ridpen up anrease 81 her, wound nave
4 resume there was no inistalSlnx. winch
l ii yoiir house ~ she repsatad.
The man pointed 10 the one In which we
"srhrtt Tihat anels nv ladsy cried inored-
su!ensiy "lihen what mas brought you TO
\ thiseH she asked Tor the creature looked
! the yeriesi scarerrow that ever hung
! had no covering, his hair Was fouiiy mat
ted, He was hlthy hldeoua famine
aSa deansfata Ear half CRYING half
\ defiant. he pointed MS accusing ringer at
the general. ''I5el He AID his army
I f5i,nse d,.i,is ware mine / mad cattle. they
( have eaten them. j had wood. they hava
! burned it. ] had meat they have taken
4 A., " ~ z,niv 4 wife md bhbes. ana
! NV Ara Icing in a ditcht In q ditch!
1 May the curse 81 G9d-
I t,,n. tstfhri,t hiding Il word ghe
! iurnei ID General TzerclAf. aud looking
\ al him ns II this were derltzpnrg and ehe
w, * ~ ~ II az, .aiiiof ,yaa mr., rd
,is 1l,, Sowed himself equal % ii.
.;i'bcl.e ms been foul play here he said
! Hereby. u think remember me man,
tetS .. 49, III stsnd t,aciso 40 snld N,
hd s.. -, ta,,,s.
~, f.iii back out OF hearing. leaving him
~ - liz Win fhe man For some
sfnss fhe General aeened to be putting
ealiss 49,, ". * 'tns Yellow speaking to ms
,,siaen zvhiies pressntly he
called sharply for Ludwig, The cepiaiu
Went ~ ~, ,,.,,ss sesss ..oiir on. FOR the
yely pteitt ~, t,s.. vniei' and made thf
ratilie he ADMINISTERED 20 his subnltcrn
/ audible even % US Racig lsuawlf ean am
.,ta W. sap ffe general hand money q
NV ran
,.rsiifeip one on the fellows VINO fods
n stsH, TX Z, sss,sss,.f eiyea look 10 your
1911 ~ ~ .,,i,i onsf same one dear this.
would not be ii that cloda shoes fol
twiee hls pqp,y w VA nat Is iniich inter
isf1sip' i . 49,. ~. n .nesinf az my ladye
s,i ~ ,reded only half an eye 70 hes
.,,,et fbe aeneral7s liberality had oitfctea
ttf,h ,1er She WAS al snheh hfnn
tlet9t3tr, ~ linz fnaord him Az she rode
sllnnn' s s,'sn nc Waidarnye who had
4 eS.in,yss,, 1.eee win the rest OF us-nne FOR
e sTi'' ali bit the general lte went YIN ~ 81
g ", sne 5. oogs e, III sser u dismrunk lingerie
ILL., t,', 4. ,,sss or The threshold MY near
ae,s,s / could have gnaahed my tee s,'
N, sst ~ efs,5ld one cDfpbH the man
sue f 81 "a aSisos - ish soi'lg hsy
IS s s9as sl e s1s'Sss ,@ 1 q A9 SS