The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-13
RETURN OF THE KICKAPOOS.
u,,o1LE mas IT'S TWINS B<CK
AND rs ITSELF AGAIN.

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Arc Two WIVES Apsr'-he Aosa
Thousand Mites Loss, and the Farther
Va, GO the Further Apart Are the Ties
.o.. Four Hours - the Table Rswson
.,. TEN NJ Their As,.,,,r...
Bnlsdale Ia lflsdale again. The twins came
b.ek yesterday at noon. and they have been
,.,ing ever since. They were bsdraRRled and
ret sore-footed and hungry. but they were
royalty received oV rather anu mother haw-
son and q rev remnants Vi inc Osno VI h''A"
200 TertoIS ,.-,,,. D,o,,.o,. ..s.,.
We vi .s,Is, lac, ayoning "snd ". Ar.
$40 VIZ AZ ,ha thing r,oltt-"
P.,S.en nouthfuls Of hot oatmeal the
rct,poo Terrors told about their travels.
and announced the important discovery that
Mia posts on the Erie road are two miles
sn.rt
These fourteen yesr-old Terrors left the
,.ternal roof early Tuesday morning for
,.r.o. which they deemed sufficient Having
hos..d the Hillsdale town boys for ten years.
IA organized the Terrors. they wanted new
,or,ds to conquer. On Monday night they
,ors ont until 1890 o'clock; whom they re-
,r,n.d Mrs. Ravson said that their father
would invite them to rawhide social in the
D T.rT
n IN. gray OF the morning the buccaneers
,ns.Eed out Of the house with blanket in a
feed sack. They were heard from at West
wood mile away. where they got breakfast
athe house OF their brother-in-law. Mr.. JAG
card There the trail was lost
Their father and the en-, nelenoors turned gu,
onagenerai ooy hun.' OUT no'n, ~, was iesrneu
un.. .5 ,, ,S. ,s,ssrom from Otto chr,.,,an IN.
T r',. ... su,S oran, =, Ran,s.s,..
Erie station agent a. ramsey
Father Raw.on stopped to catch hi, breath
and then 'elssr.nnsa;
Bring them right back and viii pay the costa
Mrs. Rawson put kettle Of oatmeal on the
Gre and her husband spread the glad news
about the village The Other Kickspoo Ter
rors were diseus'eo' put tneS prepared 10 well
come tn. e.i Hes n.,sx
went to the station. where they expected the
ss.r I Re-. told sammy that no two men on
ene,hs n1s ,o.u Sa.s 'nss Nv WV nv" VI
earth could bring the wins oaok
...,,on 81 ..ont =. h.no,no 20 ,r.. hnt :, ,hs
Tsrors are made Of the stun think they are
they will never come back here alive"
voSidn't come on the train. They would
,neaE bscS' The two boys took up their vigil
At the foot OF the hill which is surmounted BY
covered valley. which is crossed two miles
below by Pascack Greek. This was the
PascscI. wpitten up In THE Sun last year.
After long watch SAMMY and Res Thought
sc aero tbe eT valley Res said that the Terrors
at stall ali. but SAMMY thought the boys looked
and the bardess looking twins that ever
travelled toQether They plouphed their Way
for halt hour through he snow and reached
the road. They were wet from head to foot.
Albert, who IL called the oldest because us !, he
party. The soles OF his shoes were worn out
and his toes were sticking through the holes.
the railroad ties on which the twins had slept
His brother klDheus was as sorry looking. His
with rain and mud They tried ned 70 sneak around
the corner Of the hill when they saw hes and
sammy put thsy sOSIldn,t escape, -, %.
relied sammy.
on are two me Terrors. WAS kess sar-
The two kickapoo TeIrors stopped. and
Alpheus shook his INST and shouted:
eat and weil tx VOW" "
shS a.s
The hill and reached the door step OF their
iaiher studio.
why. oiess my soul there are our boys.
cried Mrs. lawson who was looking through
one OF the french windows
Inc next second the doors new open ana the
boys were twisting about n Tour arms. while
tears were pouring over their heads. Their
fathers long: white beard was In their faces
u guess We have got the tail end OF CoIey's
Goodness me. aren't you hungry" said
MR. hawson A..
Inc gsunt aces OF hne truants were sum.
client Glen answer but Aiberts weak voice piped
I'VE are pretty near Head"
The boys had been around the family board
Tor lour iuli hours when interviewed by sun
IIspGrter IN the studio They had exchanged
their boots and shoes Tor blue woolen socks
WIN white toes. ana were warming their feet
hSn1Sg H ISn sGa eoa seSoe nelr anoner Was
the boys nave written 4 No. poetry too,
ne sAiis IL. ne walls ann easels were covered
WIN the OLD gentleman.s paintings. many OF
when are diminished. over a BOOKCASE was
ane srayon portrait OF Laura heene. the
AZ FotdSs Of the Twins VINO was playing
Portraits q joseph Jefferson and sothern.
panted Dy MI: lawson, were hanging In dif-
Ielhent parts OF tne ROOM.