Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

Three days later, Just at shutdown.
the l1unrora at Sanchn'n were treated
Ia sensation. ~ from the south. the
Old rnca0n trail, came, dusty, travel
stained and weary. half troop ~ cav-
airy. eacnrtinH apparently some person.
are 81 distinction, Tor h. was an object
~ the utmost care ANA attention on tho
part ~ the lieutenant commanding nnd
every man In thr detachment A. IN.
cavalchdc approached the dun colnrel
walls Of the corral and without word
or niru a. the knot ~ curious spectators
gaihrrcd at the harfonm door nlrd away
~ tho spot where wandering commands
~ horac were accustomed o. hlNouac
for the nlrht ucniH would have been
ruperfiunuH In that dry. devices ntmoa-
phrrr) the women, Whispering together
behind thplr screened window place,
stared the harder al sight of the load
crr. One was Lieutenant lilnkr--no
installing hlm-tho longest legged man
IN Arizona. Another was big Sergeant
Fceury. a veteran who had seen better
days and huticr hut served hil iiag IN
the deserts ~ the ella o. niurdily a.
ever he fought along the Shenandoah
thrrc years before,
Between these two. dnppcr. slender.
nntty, with Ms hat set iaunilly on unc
side aud his muHthchc ana imperial
twifled tn the proportions ~ tooth
picks, rodo Third cavalier whom
every one recognized IN 'antly a. the
fugitive M camp Cooke, tho urgently
sought captnin NoNinn, and, though
Ncyms' arms nni lcEr we're unlram-
meicd by Fhaciles ~ any kini, u was
plain a. 500 that BE- was n helploaa pfis-
oner Ito had parted with his belt and
revolver. Ills spurs were rnNlHhnd
from M heels. and he birdie rein,
cat IN two. was shared between nlhko
and hls faithful sergeant
behind these three rode another got.
sandN ichad between two trnopefa was
man whom Snncho'n people wen re-
mcmhorcd aH Novina' clerk and assist
ant. despite the fact that buahy beard
now covered the face that was smooth
shaved IN The halcynn days NJ the sup
ply camp. Then came some thirty
hnwemen In long, rirnEFllng column ~
twnH. while straight from the Hank Ia
the gate 81 the corral silent and even
anmhcr, rode the engineer, Lieutenant
Lnrlng. 10 him Snncho whipped on
his silver laced snmhrrro and bowed,
while two jndrd looking vnquerna az.
ter ono long yet furtlyc stare glanced
quickly NJ each other and fidlcd away
Ia The Tonrrst aperture 10 me wall NJ
the ranch. which happened 10 be the
dining room door
Lorlng mechanically touched hla hat
hiim N recognition NJ the ranchhoep-
era Rbrlfuurf, hut there WINS no liking
In hls eye. a. the gate h. slowly, some
what Hilhiy diHmnuuted, Tor u was evi-
dent he had ridden long and fnr. The
roam with hanging head trlpped eager
lv vet Donrlly 10 hif accustomed stall,
and fwnrthy Mexican unlouHed M
nncc tho rlnchn ana removed the horse
hair brlddlc. Thus sanchn ana the en-
rinrcr were left by themselves, ili1ugh
inqhlritiyt ranch folk sauntered IN the
gniowny ANA peered after them into the
r'fml over NJ the little ciump ~ wit.
lows iilnHe's mon were throwing their
mounted uH they reached the Old
fpmillRr rrot and i.orinF east one look
thiihei before he spoke
who were the two men who follow
Cd msf" he salmly asked. and hla eyes.
though rod trimmed AMI ini1med by the
dust of the desert looked straight into
the dark face o. the aggrlcyed saneho.