The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-01
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.HNH HNNNNhN ID ANA fAA NAN AAfA'' % .lI age In thc enjoyment of her honorS
 During thc American Revolution E.ou pslslic fort erected on the site -g th, prcscut city of Wheeling was 'lo center of small settlement The Swelling oc Colonel EbcnCzcr Lane stood ibout 2or feet from the pallSadc, and ,n t were kept many of the supplies ot .lD tcrt. one morning -it was Sept. l. i1,1--a man rude up to the place, threw hlm~clf from his horse and cNg.,rt'y lnuouu,.J that one simon Girty. w.tho ar.c number ot Savages, wa, aGFluc' 'rc to its capture. This man Gilly was descended from the lowest order of people. his father having been an out. luw and his mother a disgrace Co hyr SON. simon had inherited thc wOgs. nrocl.yit'aS ot both Captured by Indians when a boy hc had h.c ID I.e ut ,lcm and their savage I,"c- u... y,r, as natural Go h.m as 1T ". ... l..u lUrn au Indian Such NI- ". man who was advgu.in- ". t" I..G ,t several hundred raI w.a H r.J.- ... men. women and ....-H w.Gu .Ur palsJdc. Tho place WAS made ready for defense and t"''t, L.u's house. occupying a Ht..." position 'Ur resistance. Was '... t... ,f la. iuc.o>urc to u' ,.I.. l..rc w.rr but a dozen w.u H HT-'f In. w...r .al children who w.r. b. L. ..U to-..l.r u tlc pal~adr. oNI ..H- Ia. v.r-- possible lJ.c
 The party came up anal Gu.r .e u.uI.I tlr surrender e. l.e ..rf which rss col course r..ue.I .r.w,...I hrc from t-... .I l...,-.c. H',h was hrp' mo q. "... when |, ceased. At w.lu-.tI.. I'D cook S.u seeing a flicker O. no U.ur-r crcyicc u tOr u... .n looNrI fr Che cau>, lud saU .u It.I outside attempting to trc t'r pa.. ". sam shot the mau dead and a..l ,t, dIu-er.
 The u.Nt morning tho a;H.. ".. r. arwcI with a hollow lu. uuu W.I c,a'us .or a cannon. but th. ."- ..s, a, tar first discharge and killed ......! os thr He-.c-crs. EurScl aJ t.. ..- Ure C.ry attempted to carry ... ... Uy SuHL but ,hc rifle, within " vuc. sul lc lost many men v.,a.gt accomplishing his object
 It was now discovered ,... t. s- p'r ot powder tn the fort WAS d. ut cNnau~.I. There was Ec- H ..' Lane house. but 10 procure l, sum. ,'' must .l nearly -uu fee, gui return u..l {, exposed Co the fire .t t.' ..- Uuns The commander called .Hr a volunteer to make tlo attempt aI It tuut ..at would almost surely r" .t l dga.l Every man !n thc lo-, v...a te.rcL
 Among t.e women was a a,0,' '' girl. Elizabeth Lauc->hc Was u .. aIm.J Iurty-who had recently r. urud from school in Ph.ale.p. a. From r. y.Guiug influences ot a sch I". iu vla. was then the first city u ... r.G ~e aal been transported tu a wilderness and now was confronted v..h savage warfare. There Is hut ... ru-'u.. .u which we can imagine s',. a erl under such circumstance. and uat .> pale and trcmb,u- cle..l. s.rutul.u- thc expressions ut q. '>' ar..rJ.g hyy Co learn if there i- .uy l.rn. Patty Lane was thc very c..H tc-part ot this. She stepped forward as volunteer. volunteer Go ruH a ralUCt of bullets that would bring 9i- most certain death Not only d.d u" volunteer but pleaded to hc a'lnw,. ." go. arrunc that the men v,r. .t needed for Jlv dcfeuSc ot thc lE,- %. t'e v."ou and children; tH", " a rru'S .a s.ou.l ho riSEcl iu ..e .r lrt f.. '.e or woman. who "a.
 ft rw .rU,r service. lf ... H.t. kllcl ..e would mot bo w.s.l
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 .ur-- - lut tho Spartan ..' .- which .t was supported
 au know that they were true .f. frry ,.r commander -H'r his
 sent Patty kuccI.u- for uu.. Tn urryor arnsr and. s3llyi1- f.s...... abe f.aucss of a lawn c'.srI
 ulrr between the fort auj JIo l.
 before tnc SavaGcS noticed her 'r
 recovered from their surprise N. su0t Was fired ot her Plac.u- tu. Dow" dor in a tabiccloth and tying !, g."" her waist she started oI l.r r.H
 trip.
 This return was .,E ditu.I. u t0r from the going The 'avg-.- l.. ben warned and were ou tAc abr. Besides Che bundle she carrie. WITS sure evidence that sh. wa- ;r -un... i.- some article cunUu'Jrj of w.r Patty ram as rapidly fs -h. could m peded by her burden Scarcely i. shr started when a bUi.,l sang hy h.r tl.l another and another. lt w.7 like shooting a bird ou Che wing The ic.y scc0aIs during which sh' was ov, posed ta fire were terribly long t0 those who were watching her from J.r fort There waS every chance that slc would not make the goal Half tWcg-D'r tors, seyeu-cichths of tI. CI uucc V"s covered. yet she ran. Was she struck and ready to fan the moment she or. rived. or was she sill Uua..i" There was no time to answer for w.t- tae auauc>s of bird sho covered tta la~t dozen wards and landed her pr'. c;ous burden behind the palisades.
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