Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-24

in a few minutes he was mounted on
plackbird. dressed as well as he could
to resist the storm.
Barlow will pay you well" said
Seymour when he had given him his
final Instructions.
II don't want any pay said AL.
bert. II am going for fun. Good
night" and he rode OFF in the darkness.
so II was that Albert Redfeld was
the bearer of good tidings to the sher.
ifr.elect and became his deputy.
As an officer he was nothing extra.
ordinary. His duties were performed
quietly but with no particular hustle
He nved with his chief in the jail and
vas a favorite with mothefly Mrs. Bar.
low, for he was modest, clearly, and,
as she said. safe.
ILrough Barlow's two terms of two
years each he remained his helper, and
then, as was the custom, became
candidate for sheriff He had made no
strong friends, though he was acquain.
ted with every voter in the county.
Still he had no enemies, so force Of pc.
litical custom and the influence of Bar.
low carried him through the conven-
ton and election and before he was
Is years old he was sheriff of Cloud
county.
His election created little change in
him or his life. Barlow and his family
remained in the Jail and Redfeld
l,nplRI ,Nsftl, slAnt He Ytn1n a "a
age sheriff and would probably have
retired at the end of the usual two
terms without having made any spe.
cial mark on the history Of hN time
had IL not been for an incidenA that
took place about the middle of his last
year.
He was in the little town Of Red.
wood. in one corner Of the county, on
official business when the incident oc.
Cured. He was walking along the
narrow board sidewalk when suddenly
nom the village bank he heard the
sound Of pistol and the next instant
there rushed from the door of that in.
stitut!on a large, active man, flourish.
ing revolver, which he fired up and
down the street as he ran.
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NC was S'"rlieu "heii ,le sd" ti''S YES
berate character running in his direc'
ton and firing his pistol. The people
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ri, ri " 80 -. ny ,i ~ - nn5
,aI,in, stoady DIN, a, tho onnro,chine
man wbo u,as now but n fo,y yard,
distor, AL on1 enc aosrarodo hi,
loo broken nv tho sberir,s buIIat fol
IN n bean bis nIs,oI falling from hi.
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, remained long enough to shoot tn
, cashier dead. and had then rushed ou
. through the front door. He would IN
, doubtedly have escaped had he no
: been brought down by the sheriffs bu
: let.
!. or course there was great excIt,
!. ment in Redwood. The local corr,
I spondents wired horid accounts to IN
i metropolitan papers and the mex
morning the village was crowded wit
the representatives OF all the grea
: journals. For days the Redwood trat
Guy, appiopiIa.e's ,I'us'ia '.u' w.
= pIeu prominent p'"'e !" '"' "e"
eo'u'''hs'
{ Sherin Redheid was the nero Oh IN
L day. not only In Cloud county Dl
r throughout the country The murde
d ed cashier was buried. The wounde
u aesperado was cured OF his woun'
n Tried, convicted ana hnaiiy executes
c but this was AFTER fedheids term ma
! eAp''eu' anu nc eseapeu .he u'''e'e