The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-26
so Years of Cures.

when woman in crimson got out of the
| vehicle. and taking a stand in the road.
I began shooting into the band. killing
several of them. Fire was opened on her.
but the bullets passed through her with
/ out injury She kept on shooting until
/ Francisco felt lead SINCE his heart The
dream had gone out among the gang.
and the day of Francisco's death was
] set for the appearance of the woman in
J scarlet. | simply attired myself in flow
ing red dress and over it slipped black
cloak. reaching TO my heels. The day
arrived | was taken to the pass and
/ kept in the background. The diligence
was halted, and then came my turn I
/ had been left in the underbrush by the
two bandits appointed TO guard me. I
slipped out of my black dress, removed a
/ brace of pistols from my girdle and
| donning a red mask. showed myself at an
3 oppOrtune moment The panic was more
spontaneous than even had expected
! Francisco and his band took their horses
ard made OF. was free. / embarked
some time later for South America and
in Rio Janeiro speculated in coffee.
made some money in this way and after
wards went to San Francisco. taking
steamer there for Australia. where l got
the gold fever and went cut with a party
of men. disguised as a man. Our luck
was Indifferent. Finally we made small
stake in the Coolgardie district My sex
was never suspected for the reason-tha
I had learned to smoke tobacco in Spain.
and only changed from cigarette to a
pipe. | never remained long in one place.
having gotten the taste of adventure. I
shipped IN a SdllluS NCSSel That WAS SOiltS
10 the states. after touching at several
of the Southern Pacific isles. I landed
fist at Itatuka. and there / decided To
remain. No climate can approach IL. 1t :
soil is reeking with the richness of the
hot-house- / have invested my savings
in a sugar plantation and expect to re-
main there for the rest of my life Just
now I have come from Chicago. where
/ have made arrangements for the ship
ping OF implements required 10 cultivate
the cane. The labor there is done By the
11fsff1. md "a n
rect;on. The men are fine specimens of
manhood | might marry one
Miss Andrew left for San Francisco on
Friday evening. where she will take a
sailing vessel for New Zealand and thence
TO Itatuka-
T. NJ. Bridges and wife. from Fort HAN
Indian agency. are at the Cullen
j. S Berry and wife. Clarence L. Berry
and Miss Pearl Berry are registered at
the Walker as coming from san Fran
cisco.
Leonard Grover and Miss Clara Gren-
vile. OF San Francisco, members OF the
Leonard Grover company now resting at
Ogden, were at the Tempfeton yesterday
Miss owles and Miss Z. Taylor are
tourists from London on the way around
the world They only remained in Salt
Lake during Sunday
Joseph Banigan and Miss Banigan. of
Providence. r l., are at the knutsford-
George P. Burt wife and daughter are
Chicago people on the way, to the coast
w. II. Firth. general agent of the Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific at Denver.
arrived in the city last evening on BUSH
ness connected with his district. He was
accompanied by Joseph J. Ford, general
agent of the Lake Shore & Michigan Cen
trail.
Yesterdays hotel arrivals We're;
The Knutsford: J. c. Punch. ST Louis;
New York: Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Ham
mond Buffalo Mrs. S. L. warford. Saga
nav. Mich. Miss l. c. SerTot; Buffalo:
E. X. Loose. wife and child. F. D. Howe.
New York: Z. o. Runyan and wife. Den
yer: J. S Archer Miss F. L. Archer. Miss
S. II. Showirger. Chicago; Henry Albert.
Kansas City: r. r. Rifenbrick. Cincin-
New York: w H. Firth. Denver; Joseph
]. Ford. Denver: NJ W. Berker. Chi
cago: Arthur E. Gill. Boston; Joseph
Banigan Miss Banigan. Providence. r. l.:
Gregory. Boston: Mrs. James Shields.
Miss Lillian Shields. Park City: F. Wash
bourn. Omaha; George p Burt. wife and
daughter. Chicago
The rempIeton; James P. Lamb.
Omaha: Mss Owles. Miss E. Taylor.
Berry St. Louis: Leonard Grover. Miss
Clara Grenville. San Francisco: W H.
Heasom. Cincinnati: w A. Woodwork.
Denver; J2-nes II. Douglas, city: L. E
Atchison, Racine; ". D. Johnson. Phila-
delphia.
The Cullen: W. c., Kenze. Grand Park,
s. D.: Ed. X Kirby. Butte: Ms. C J.
Fisher. Ephraim R. d. Mcdonald. Bing-
ham; Scion s2iro, Henri Hinschman. S.
z. Camonide, Park City: Lewis Anderson.
Manti; joseph F. Smith, Lexington. Mo-
o. q 90
The Walker: w D. Candland r
Whitaker. Mt Pleasant: W. r. Nichols,
Chicago; d. c. Robins. ]. c. johnson.
city; ]. D. Brown. Provo; I. L. Smith,
Payson; John Ely. Lancaster. Pa: j. 5.
Berry ard wife. Clarence l.. Berry. Miss
Pearl Berry. Prof. c. L. La Verne. San
Francisco; D. s. Wright. A. A. CahOon
and wife. George A. Devin Mercur
A New Definition.
One morning last week the representa-