Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

two passengers hurried out on The
platform Of the car, and, leaning over,
looked in the direction OF the city.
The train shed was only few blocks
away. AT that critical juncture they
spied man standing In the middle d
the track, waving a red flag A crovi
of laborers stood IN the vicinity. Tia
flag waver was warning the eng.ns
that he was almost on the brink o. |
the washout. Glllicuddy reversed g
lever, the big engine responded inn.
diately and came TO a sudden halt Ia.
nearly threw the two men q As
platform.
How about the limited?" cried Gill.
cuddy to the man on the track.
she was switched of onto the Other
track" was the reply, and Is row d |
the station
when does she leave?" asked the en.
gineer.
In a minute responded the nan.
"the bell is beginning TO ring already"
Barnes grtted his teeth with rage,
Clancy was ashen with disappointment,
A horse and buggy similar to those
used by boss contractors was standing
In the roadside a few yards away, Nc
Williams was the first 10 see It. ia
turned to the two pursuers !.
use that" he exclaimed, u can SEND
one of the men to the station to bring
It back"
Barnes leaped from the platform
rushed over to the team and jumped H.
Clancy followed, staggering from eS.
element The chief dragged him lnloI
the buggy. He picked up the llnes ahl
dashed the horse, and they started ior
the station at a frantic gait seVaa,
times the animal threatened to iail gu,
each time it was brought up WIN
sharp turn. on and on they went unll
they finally reached the station balu.S
threw the lines on the horses DavN anu
jumped out. Clancy followed
The bell was ringing. The passengers
were crowdlng toward the cars ny
man they were pursuing and 'he sn'l
were in the line leading to the st ~,
Barnes rushed up ana srap0eu '"'
youth by the arms. .,t,.u,
Halt" he cried dFl1luuNs"''
you're my prisoner
The fugitive obeyed without 1,,. W.,
Of protest. He realized the iu',llv
q fight. He walked into the s'"sy
with Barnes. The girl foloWea. h
face was as white az chalk ~ ~
gained the waiting room she Illeg a'
lie brown eyes in pathetic appear AZ
promptly fell on the ilooy-a n H,n,,s.
exquisite clothes and crusheu ,' Nm,
lty. There was much cnoIlns ~ .orr,y.
sprinkling with ice wafer ana ~ sri
ing hither an dthither. but u s,S =.
she recovered consciousness u,a
gained her fee. looking very pale a.. su
Gazing reproachfully al me tWo IN.
TOMS men with her luminous eyes nsg,
was placed In charge Of clancy, . SI,
the man was taken into an aulo'n,.,
roon. He squared his shoul1sIs =
very defiant manner and, fo'a''s =
arms said scornfully
''Well. you've got me- al
"Yes' assented Barnes "and ! ,o NsI|
YOU to get down to business III O''
quick order"
"How?" An vIllIr;|
"Woll 10 begin with, are you "'A'
10 give up the swag?" ul,,s.
The young fellow laughed ID d '"'
lee manner .ho sw,g-
"what do you mean by tne s ,s,u, 4.
OF mean what you've taken rom =
bishop o,.,,s about N
fu sNoS he " said decidedly; 'ru not
up" - s.ld Barna
bitterly. ,...s nj the cksl
,nspector steadily as II 'hlhA'uS
plan OF action, .,eqr assbI
"Hnve you got the r'nS
Ba aWSy. yes; how did you know y
the ring?' .n !.
That's my ny ou charge against ne
os,os the young fellow sud'e""
@HIshway robbery he repeated +
credulously. ..o,er tbe blshop,
most precious posse rusb Of lrrlii'
Rarnes, with sudde" '''
ton. n ,ssented the GU
prlt shalSlng his head i,ooi ~ retortti
'eNo PERHAPS apou' "
D aThen I'm under arrest
",tost assur9dly" .,,,, ,sted M
"what about the giri'
prisoner. ,,o- She'll have 10 :
with us too" 49,. Tim curious guar