The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
SIX CHEYENNE BRAVES.
EXHIBITED TARIoUSLY BT THREE
PRESS AGENTS,
Brenrht on from Fort Homo. as a Reward reV
Concessions Tint Wero Not Made. TO vipte
tho Great Father and Perhaps itob = Wake

htfohEnN IN from tort tkCnO, Ae q HOWARD NH
Concessions Tint Nero Not Made. to vistt
tho Groat Pnther aud Perhaps lob = MIKE
Believe Trntn on ~ Sure. Enough sinEs.
The warwhoops Of three press agents sounded
through tho Tendcrlo!n the other night or the
trail OF six woobosone and weary Cheyenne In
diaDs. The chased wcro Little bird (N hose Car.
lislo education, finished six years ago, ought to
have fitted him TO compete with prose- agents. but
somehow didn'tI. Little Hawk. Black Hawk, Elh
Man. Fox Tail and Sand Bear. This nrst pursuer
was a gentleman who abbrcviatcs his title thusI
a. g, T.. ami I. A. C. u l. and T.. Il. Il. ThiA In
the absence Of debate information, 10 tnkon 70
mean Assistant General lress and Theatrical
Agent OF the Come RigGt In and Fay Railroad.
Tho gentleman has conducted the hunt from
Fort Reno. |. 7
The ~"arpatu led through Chicago and Buffalo.
BY strange fatality the dread trail has lee TO o
theatre wherever The braves have caniped for .
nigat, In ChicAso Tor instance, tho indiana
fouEd their way into The presence OF Sam T.
Jacks Creoies. II 10 recorded as u fact,
though not 10 the credit Of the noble
aons o; the prairie. that they then and there
clapped their hands IA giec and said that they
wanted to stay riEht there fo~revermore. 10
was not so 20 DO. Tho A. q. p. 60,
WAS at ;hc,r h.ols. They hod to Buffalo,
through whose streets theJ rode a. .
part Of the q. A. II. parade. From the
confusion Of press aRentH' tongues 1t appeared
that It was said that the Cheysnncs went to Gee
the Indian war me!odruma. Tho Girl I Left
Behind Me" and were we'll pleasen With I'll; also
that they were the guests OF tho Grand Army Of
tho Republic during :heir stay. Latest advlceu
from Buffalo. however, Indicate that mono Of
their bills was paid out OF the Il. A. u. treasury.
Qunrry and huntcH finally reached New York.
They vent straight 10 the Office OF q theatrical
agency. hero the number of the hnntern In
creased by two. On, wGs The brother OF one of
tho members OF the theatrical firm The other
WAS tho confessed and open press agent Of .
temple OF meiodrem,L. The railroad man sat him
down and penned 3 few lines TO the newspapers,
H. tvld how tho grea, and henenccnt r,ilroad
which he represented had in the Kindness OF its
hrnrt brought the gallant red men out Of tho
West TO see the Eastern pale faces. He told how
they were going TO Washington to see the face
OF ,he Great Father. and also to visit the In.
After the braves had been, taken downtown
TO be look ed at by his IIonor the Mayor. and to
speeches, they were herdod into the front room
Q: a b%ro& wT,hy , hot,I s and on fed G IL full Y Z Of the
and the three press agents.
One OF the latter came 10 the door and an.
n %Ss s Fem tand f foe EheiT R!h 1qne 81 in the oei Hhss f fersi.
tory to tho railroad. He also announced t!has
Bartlett was a sure enough scout. that he had
dians called Mr.. Bartlett "Hus,e,'' which meant
wounded Knee. ETerybody know that
NAS % "ohSN AtS JAZZ
Then the railroad man came out and said
that the other man Didn't know how to stop
talking. Tho Indians hadn't made any con.
ccssions to the railroad. Then the real
the choice Of the entire bill OF fare
bad been offered to the Indians and that they
had elected only soup and bcetsteak. Then he
added that they would be found that night in
the lower leit.hend boxes of his temple OF mel
odrama; The Indians chewed their beefsteak
They we're at the theatre ali right. Through
the mosquito netting and transparent side of
the windmill they saw the two neroes lie
fire, to tho mill Fnd chop down the
bridge. the only means OF rescue. They
saw the miracles OF bravery and athletics. by
which the villain was foi!ed. and when at last
whooped Itself hoarsc they leaned back, In
their chairs and laughed. They laughed
until the curtain went up on the next act One
OF the press agents came ABOUND and slnoothod
things over IL saving tina, Indians always
laughed when they were thrilled.
Ask tAem.' the reporter Sol to interpreter
Bartlett. what they think OF the play"
The Interpreter asked the question: ~
Nice fire, nice " ter. nice houses" said Little
Bird in cioar"st English; He pointed with bis
seen, and added, much dam fool"
"Ask them sal the reporter. how they
The press agcn's looked one a~nother in the
feature. The interpreter didn't ask the ques-
ton.
lis it true he was asked. that the train
that they are to rob in their melodrama Is to b
a {. X. /. and p. traiaI'
The interpreler turned to the associated
press agents. They had gone. They couldn't
be stopped except 10 say that they hadn't any.
thing TO say about ii yet.