The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-30

ron mountains across tne way ana wa
S o'Sooks sOG %son q Il OSc ssGGedd % s0 him 't That f sSs
mountains Rs looked At wssn't barren atter an.
enough ss daylight. whsnhetoot b6iS fGTst pesE.
Now. however: the sidoS seemed t bISct With
s SsssSi Ana as she chez vas di spf tRs C %sepin' %il EI5Sss Of
the mountain ash trained dowpcthat Pike
was dead sure he,da.noticod EN- IL they'd been
2ft SS'i psu sEtf himself over the matter for
some time, Pike at last RECALLED Glass Eye. and
search Of this might lead him to his miss!n,
turn to camp. with nothin' more than a fresh
R ES4 s or sgG aR Ths sS9 Es sF9S% sTdil Ts sGs into &c g s0 So%1
tortable nap before he found himself awake
4 most %inisernsl racket was Foin' on Ground
i%istenin, e, but be soon made out the tramp,
pitched, pneSrt6ly means 81 some q Che cat
SssS o f PUSRs sFHssSS s$o III. T were S9 SarE RsG s. taf S the
and losln' themselves IN the came direction.
ton Of the country below. and about the nrst
t thing h he f iss rS EsS q 2 d SSis 6 @ G Z n z m %SsiS'
endless SnH sSsf pr SSaiaE q o. what what iooFieSd 70 Pike ike
"Now. the idea of horses chasln' grizzlies was
so preposterous to, Pixies mind that he laughed
S S9t lo and . sSs Soo' how ne tb ss sors the in Ssn sHs GS
his head. They was wild horses-ths prodIeals
had strSyed so far north in the arst place as to
frem n Infancy se'1 And 9t 80 they ' Was vi H and benz @f3
Wild they'd shase anyshipg down that got In
f IN bands wsy q, i hs,G seen q do na.i,sH FoS6d Ta nS s ae1SsS;
coyotes and stomp. the dayliRhts out OF 'em.
Why. then. wouldl'te big bunch, big enough
70 apt aHI an army DO the same Identical trick
mat .S By. ,h!q am e. tthsywilll' says Pike; for Two
'" sW FeH. in ut truth al there was thousands Of Penn,
Fer tSS h. was vI long h past p d1Seyli Gftb before tSo en the last st; Z,
where thu. bears had gone under; There, was
little left Of 'em save bones and hair: And lyin'
II particular; though all Of their bodies; for
faH got %G anothe eff idea es'i into Obi bis head. and ke went
back and climbed the peak o. rocks again. His
hrst glance across the way showed him the
Weepin' Willows begin to, come slowly round
whole " % The mountains was black again nOOi Wv
"'HosseS II says Pike, Grinpin' ava at his
9 9TT9 3, SisS SpG Glass A A2s SomeWheFeS over there
.. aAoS l tal5 g i aai, ! %sS over he sRRt s S oSUla G seS
s sRs SSS s'd mI RIss9il f sRoir fn Yonr ne st Saa1} T @aaSs
and tails for branches o Weepin' willow. But
s Rf4ss5 es. 'q so4 Eq slsf ha ih aa fh ths sGrt Ssoa aSG ' sSa
bis direction. Then the ones in front soon
forged ahead, while those in the rear, IN 9
gradual, way, begin. to make a half circle that
that end nddu' Pike Ike quit ioeEin.for old Glass Eye.
and begin to watch EN-. He'd never seen horses
the ei' nei Siids GfrPff hills iIaot and G TailI RS1f and n w vfIie
some, slowly massed themselves In front others
eit6efr end. until. except in his rear. there was
pothin' much but horses In sight. 1t begin to
look like they had a purpose In view; but what
and fall back no did. BY, keepin' his face in
tracks pretty, fast; And. notwithstandln' that
saSS ssi5l s !91f IS u 1nRGef fPte fn 6st. The he h edgsa
"a y | can get back to that peak sezs Pike.
them ,f@ 70 er fiz2iRle me ANA a9.G D fas iiia'f Tou nsS IN sef 6ro dis
IN n front rne 'd dssceided Pss make ioss : charge {as : Is 'n' "o''0'
7, Ihw nv sa;a It T rs Uphill Sapaldp EEoSbs svS but sv pike made o5 H. Il;
herd "a f iaeIndin' ! old GLASS s4 Eye. ' 70 FrenoS 81 Pete.
the half-breed. for two common-lookin' plugs
Q, chewin' tobsoco.s thing. you remember. he
the peak he could look down and watch them
6h9Eses gathsrip' At It's base. Just as that Niger
that had got him corralled.. And here Pike
stayed for tive days and nights, sonetimes
%RihSsyn1n them Sn' h S'Fsasf w s"Sd' get T enopeh 's sense ss9 to
}G nase ye ao : te The h %e4n Gnt s FL . fhst d %ss shs 2,
again. and Pike then caught sight O. Glass Eve
for the first time, The old horse.op s., Q, the
foot 9. picket rope, And when he insIIy cayort-
e g. Of f hats t and VIII tliu Gnss hat h. el Fit eiK Eou 4 }0G p
give his hat to we. sent a bullet after him. only
that the noise might re brought tem al 5aek
down and steaithiiy made of In the direction
h %oaD SS%s IN Ind * Ee d Has, had esa. s ns2PIshln q them hem
knoyed 1t. A few grouse, caught on the way,
give him a meal now and then, and. seem that
the outlet to the ranee,i it showed that they
come In pretty handy. Even then It was. the
sn1imaIsoheFs g wolf: there e ImSo SnE lion.
shovel him the way out.
AND then to cap his experience IN that sec
when the terrible pproar that he'd heard twice
, hndin ,SsTn for for the n. bears bsd III and Sd- once =. Tor Enr1 him
snakes once more. and the badgers, and the
deer and a stray volt. or q pair o, big cats:
the he high aiGf'i hi IV WRe re- he he, had had RrstF made &c camp M oy be
heard g sho Gsol fTsd; and PEEL ps;ssIki9' rGTnd; saw the
then strike out afoot for this part o the country.
trieEnfdfi1R e Chat ts oS t Sea front one porsh n 3 tRe & & lrs1ls
Homo when up walks. Pike. lookin' like he'd
been panned ont and found wantin'. And
French Pete sang out:
why. hello Pikel What's the news2'
1.-The news is says Pike. that I've found a
big horse herd and lost a horse. The herd-say
cry, and the horse1 lost. named Glass Eye was
With the others; II you want a trade IIltell
FRENCH Pete FER IIifS horses @yselt:'
".Jgst now, says French Pete; feelln' r his
soms She%jn'S tqbacco75tyo plugs
They'll e do says Pike. MI VI took more
better hear the whole thing out before you
swan; Tor its IN the DEVILS W country where
, And % he tells the story. and just as I give
Quite q bit Of adventure this Pike johnson
"oh. yes sald Bob Hsryood. quite a BIZ.
him; One indian won't fight q white man. and
I SiWssSdt Indians ,Tnr 2 Th 3 thGnssRd hSrsssSLt5st's
O the hat. And L proves. too. hat edueation