The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01
NOSE MILLER'S SWEETHEART.
How q Scorned Cherokee Girl Secured Re-
venge on Her Outlaw Lover.
Fran n, Ennsar CIfy Tfmls

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venge on Her Outlaw Lover.
From he Kansas City Times.
MuscooEE. I. T.. Dec. 25.-Mose Miller. tho
Cherokee outlaw who was captured last week
in the Greenleaf Mountains. about fifteen miles
southeast Of Fort Gibson. although a refugee
from Justice for the last three years. has not
been dead to society. In the Businesses OF
those hills and mountains. where nature has
80 lavishly provided natural means OF conceal
ment, he was comparatively safe. surrounded
as he was by friends who inhabited the scat
tered settlements among the hills and canons.
living o free and easy life. never coming In
contact with the outside world except at his
own pleasure.
Three years were spent In the midst OF these
surroundings, battling the skill and daring OF
the United States marshals In their efforts to
capture him. for he had friends who warned
him Of any impending danger and kept him
posted on the movements OF every suspicious
stranger appearing In the neighborhood. Nat
urally. he was not q bad sort OF q fellow. and
had friends everywhere In the hills-especially
among the women. who appeared to admire
him for his reckless bravery. During the past
Braggs. the nearest railroad station. when q
large reWard was offered for his head. riding
lletsTrssly, 4 Into the " trading as he wanted
Among M,iIler's female ,aoquaintances was q
young and splendid; looking Cherokee girl Of
~ 80 hhiAANt Wv. "oa iOui " OFo Jig
TssIproeate the passion Alter a a P iitsIs @hi fS
that he had taken VI with another. girl. TheS
her love turned to bitter hate. and she longed
standing Tor his capture; that the onicersu were
after him In earnest. and that she could assist
There was to be a dance In the neighborhood
sn na,, enc /. t that Miller and his latest girl
up the "a efairoso w 1Shes % liz d tims for r r. se Sa =
arrived there was q good crowd present, MIL
e tsf and n t his new ssy. gil S%eP RI them Isse they The very ssy.
drank heaayily-si, tEs boys, seeming 70 Be- RiEs
sSSHnslSaered himself perfectly safe Sn cnii' h IL
The rejected maiden was not idle during all
this time. She sent for the onicers who were
II Th ss's sa@s 1e aa6 p 5e asSGrG IA &c T tha h Sln gsisRs.
%T Tssslry. ba se9 t SStisE i e b sas i. elSS Ia. q sbs bis tl ISss
they could siiS nss him nn Without out b aoe AT 31i@ or ths93
sons one would get badly hurt or til led 0 2onaSz
toward morning he became drunk. when hiS
him to bed to sleep of. his spree. never op pSs
dreaming sm 2 a5 , that hs was dqomedto wake bound
and before, he could realize the situation hS
afternoon he was safely landed IN the M InS asSS
lShn' where ne now iapgulshes and reflects upon
inc uneerialntieS OF an. outlaws ife-even
amone ms pest iriends-whuo awaiting the trial
In store for him. Sui''S
His friends still live in the Greepleaf Moun.
soErowlng over the fate OF her lost lover. thS
99tn 3 Gloryine N hor revenge upon him for
associates are still there. frollcking, dancing and
ssn nfpS other pastimes But Nose Miller has
dance. and will never scout among noS r.
Ssn9ns and Businesses OF GTeenleaf Moaatains
He Is tho last OF the famous Nose Miller gang
ms astoclates being either captured or killed TX
~ 2 9b hEtempt 70 capture them. two OF them belnS