The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-09-14


meet up with the Teller what owns the
| whole world.'
Get out Of my orchard, you blamed
| foolw roared the superintendent,
ciinching his fist aad trembling with
the rage that seized him.
whoa, Trlggy,' quoth the mover,
stepping back as the smile faded from
his brown face; don't get sassy, or
I'll have TO use force. Come now,
you'd better come along with me up t
the sylrm. | been told to fetch you
| in. / know you own the whole world.
got it fenced in an all that, but T
you'll come along with me I think
mebbe we kin give you a mortgage on
the moon, TOO. Come"
For answer the infuriatcd TriggsOn
ieaped ut the throat Of the stranger
Too quick for his assailani. howevel
the yagabond had grabbed the iron
skillet and with one quick swing
brought It smash upon the head Of
friggton The men behind the manure
pile saw bin wayer, staggcr and fall
The mover bent over him for an in
slant, said, Don't git up, Triggy.' and
as the PROSTATE man jumped up again
struck him full in the eye with his
clinched fist. Guess thatll hold We
fur awhile" said the stranger. going
into his tent They watched him come
ont with a rope and tie the fallen
tyrant hand and foot. Then. by
great effort, he loaded his victim into
the wagon, and Denny ana Lee, IN
willing TO remain longer. made OF
through the twilight. laughing with
delight. They stopped at the widows
house long enough to see the mover
come galloping up the road, his wagon
rafting behind and Triggtcn sitting
helplcssly In the rear, his yells and Inn
precautions drowned by the clatter of
the iolting vehicle
Denny ran into the house, much to
the wonderment of Hank, but the
mover drew reins at the gate and
cried:
Hi. there, come show me the way to
Jedge Tuftsses' house got the
'scaped lunatic here Captured him
single handed down Jounder in the
orchard. Don't be skeard o him.
got him tied as tight as yearlin'
bnll."
Hank, rot trusting himself to look
at the prisoner, jumped up on the scat
and away they dashed for Judge Tufts
house That grave II not learned per-
sonage happened at that moment to he
presiding over n political mass meet
ing in the square of Ilildee, surrounded
by glare Of oil torches. and in the
act OF introducing the speaker of the
evening" The laundering arrival OF
the wagon with Rank and the mover
on the seat and the raving, disheveled,
dirty captive in the rear. created an
uproar that put an end to the judges
speech. He jumped Off the stake
wagon, clbowed his way through the
crowd. and catching sight of the woe
begone superintendent, asked: What
does this mean?"
That's your escaped lunatic. Jedge,"
explained the mover, while the crowd
roared in irrepresslble delight that's
him. Triggton. ! ketched him single
handed down Ia the orchard, he jumped
me-"
Whose orchard?" asked The excited
Tufts, fumbling to release the crest.
fallen superintendent.
why, Denny's. Mr. Denny told me
| could camp in that orchard"
But this gentleman. what in Gods
name did you do 10 him.
why. he's the 'scaped lunatlc,
Triggton. Mr.. Denny told me about
him. said he was bug-house about own.
in the whole world. 'scapcd from the
'sylum and that Il | 6etched him an
turned him over to ledge Tufts ia git
the Reward. He fetched me a wailop,
an jest fetched him a couple aside
o the head, and yonder he is"
The disgruntled captor of the Kildec
tyrant looked around for Hank Lee
for confederation. but that worthy was
then running as fast as his legs could
take him to ,he Widow Denny's cot
tage.
where's your son, Mrs. Denny?'
he painted, as he bolted into the
kitchen.
Hes gone on that O'Clock train
for Chicago" she said, quietly.
do YOU know what he's done?"
Yes. Hank, | knew. 1t was the
least he could do, don't you think "a
John II. Raftcry, In the Chicago Rec
ord Herald.