The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-04
WHAT CURED.HIri.
Had Hanged an Innocent and Suffer
ing Nan as a Horse Thief.

Washington STAR. NO., said the
Texan. Il shain't had a hand in hang
in fer a long time an eff the Lord for
gives rne fer what / have had TO do with
them l won't do it again.
you must be contemplating a re-
moval to the effete intellectually of
Boston remarked reyorter -,
the Texan seriously. Long about five
year ago, come Eext August. and it was
hotter'n Phil Sheridan in Texas that
comes across % l9eaked-iooKln 1el.er lie
day with a boss, that we. krowed dion I
Deiong ter him. We stopped him very
Derlite and asst him where he got it and
notnin but a wagon about seven miles
back and off the road, with a dead boss
hitcned to it and sick little gal in it
likely 10 die, and he was out seem eff he
couldn't find a doctor er woman er
somebody to do somethin fer the little
ga! was all he had on earth and he
couldn't stand to have her die like that.
He told US he had picked up the boss we
found him ridin' because he was not able
to walk fast enough and wouldn't We fer
Gods sake tell him where ne could find
somebody 10 see the little gal and then
eff we wanted ter square him up with
Texas fer takin the boss. he wouldn't
have word TO -.
We'll, we had heard that kind of a
story many a time, and the first one that
had been spread out before US saved the
mans life and lost US boss and a
took up, and we had been learned a les
son. So when this chap give US a racket
like that we give him seven minutes fer
pra'r and swung him uD.
THAT was the end of It fer the present
but about month after that me and
one of the boys happened to be ridin'
along the road where mat feller told us
about his little gal, and We seen some
thing that l reckon l won't frogst eff I
live a thousand years. There was only
ramshackle old wagon with a skeleton
of "a hosS in the shafts and sayin' on
some old rags IN the wagon was me little
bones of a child. ala picked clean and
white by buzzards, just like the floss
WIS.
Il kinder ctloked up when 1 seen thar.
ana my pardner done the same, and
while / was standin there thinkin' he
reached down under the side OF the wa
gonbed and picked UP a slip OF paper
with lead pencil, and was mighty near
faded out, but what was left was chis''-
taking from. alts pocket very carefully a
silver box, from which he took a small
and crumPled sheet of paper bearing upon
ii the line. in a chiid's hand: ''Dere pa
l cant waite 10 longer for you to cum Be
cause l." That was all there was to
IL, he concluded, and then me and my
pardner looked ct each other and never
said a word. There was a big funeral fer
the little gal an her. pa and the pore ole
hosS that died IN the harness, but it
take good deal more'n any funeral TO
Set me straight with myself and put my
feeinS like they WIZ before | found them
bones and this little scrap of writir'
Ana | don't feel the same about swingin'
man up fer stealth G boss. neither
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