The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-02-02

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it was rome. They sent II 10 Mis-. IIavnc.
who ccu.d 70 ionrcr keen IN her brave
face but sobbed over it as would Il moth
err over some priced relic of a lost and
beloved child.
Thew Blk ordered out three of his
swifteSt trai!ers and riders and The hest
light wagon at the post With tie war,
on went the pest surgeon and Mrs.
Hayne, who left her brood to neiahbor's
care. They took with them such drugs
and restoratives as seemed nece ssary,
and at noon they were across the Santa
Clara on tie road cthe eartunmcnt, ex-
peciing o reach Jose's by nigh;sall and
find their runaway daring there. eX-
hausted by her long hours In saddle and
compelled to stay under that friendly
shelter, us Sometimes with her father
and swice at least with Randy she had
STAYED on her iorrpevs IA .rl fro
There she would have to remaia over
night until A,ignon should be able to
go on again with the rise of the morning
star.
Meantime TIE wires from Cimarron
Junction had been hot With news. and
McGrath, the operator, lived the dav of
his life, for hours the NEST iirnortant
man at the post. The rioters lad cot
wind of the coming of tronrs and had
sought to b!ocl; the way By vrecking
freight cab5csa in Ca.amas Gorge,
The Ritiers swarmsd out and had things
in share withiS The hour and went
whistiing on again. Everyone knew
trouble would end Tho rpcp,crt ~ ~. ,eot
to the scene of the strike, but what
might not happen meantime?
Something had happened. On one Of
the passenger trains b,ockaded beyond
Cimarron was Chicago lawyer of
most active mind ard being, Chicago
an OF no little experience with scenes of
'ne kino' and this gentleman had fred
inessaS aitsr message TO Lieut.. RAN
So.pn Merriam at sedgwick' and finally
uemahded reason for that officers ST.
ien nee,
Whatll l do with this here, sir?.
salu Meurath, coming finally into the
auJulant once. There's three mes
sases mere Tor Mr. Merriam, urgent
ones' 700 ana finally the sender asks
why he don't reply"
ofts Say MAJ, ,nae AIR, Merriam is still away
ave. MeNlean murderers and we ex-
pee' nun any minute. Ask if any other
o olieeI Will WI do' heilo! What's that,
I Ssy he nrohe OFF, at the sound of