New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

printed Day by day he had called to inquire
he was at the door 0 i % will get cart @ and oxen
said he and We will move her away from danger;
the cart to lay her on" He hurried away for the
meek eyed and unconcerned oxen \ bed was
made up in the cart. and the sick girl laid upon it.
this journey to the girls grandfather,'s, back in
year later she and the young man We're married.
As the house bore thr insignia of King & George, II
ing, although with nou.ng about its exterior TO
suggest its age.
No British appeared for several hours after the
arrival OF the courers and scouts sent out to
watch for them. As one Of these. whose name has
been handed down Lambert Lockwood. reached
the top OF Hoyt's Hill. a short distance below
Danbury. he suddenly came upon Tryons force
There it was. approa ching him at the foot Of the
hill. This unexpected discovery did not entirely
disconcert him. for he turned on the top Of the
hill. in full view of the his form shouetted
against the sky. and drawing his sword, waved It
in the air and apparently gave order to large
force of his side Of the hill.
Halt. the whole universe he is said 10 have
shouted Wheel into kingdoms, Charge like heu!'
to halt and direct that sIirmishcrs b" sent out on
TIE hill only learn when they reached the crest
wood scurrving down r. Hastily putting after
him. he was captured. When brought before Tryou
him a who had done him favor before the
a5 wa and ndo@ci was & about o 0 ye him Which n
the British, when OF his officers entered. OK
claiming. The ID rebels are upon MS, We must
be off, Tryon threw down his pen and left Lock
wood 10 take care Of himself
1t between and o'clock in the afternoon
when part OF the British force marched up South
81. to the foot of Mair-st. As they drew near 10
tho corner old man horseback. with 81 ron OF
cloth under his arm. rode into the street from ono
of The houses. Il was Sias Hamilton IIo had
heard Of the approach of the British and was try
ing 10 save a piece OF cloth which he had taken to
the fuer's. As he rode out Of the fuer's yard no
was observed by the light horsemen in advance 81
the column. They gave chase. shouting:
We'll have you, old daddy Wen have you,'
NOT yeti shouted back old man. AS he
turned into Maiu-st. and kicked hts horse i'm the
ribs. som" Of the horSemcu rode up. and had
drawn and were raising their swords 10 cut him
down when his roll OF cloth began To unwind and
stream ont behind Ike q giant ribbon This fright
encd their horses that they became .unmauago-
hey chased him for some d.-fauC. until hc
a sharp corner when they MP the pursuit
IrNon took mp his headquarters i'm tho home ~
q Tory on SOuth-St-. just below Maiu-sf. and sent
Main-st to the further end with fore, of men
they marched along the street. occasionally dis
charging artillery. and stopped I'm front uf ono
house to XIII three or four young who I'm "a
reckless spirit had fred upon the troop from tho
windows, and sought To burn the house When the
upper end Of The village reached AgncW and
Erskne took possession Of q house as hcad0tlar-
ters and put out pickcts Nearby Is a hill known
Squabble Iil The maze lG said 10 have
originated from the result OF meeting between "a