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The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
FAIR FLOWER" sues
Mohawk Medicine Man Ac-
CuSed Of DeSerti0n.
SAYS HE GOT A DIVORCE
Or0nhyntckha, Well Known Indian,
Was Married second Time in south
DakotR-Trip Abroad Must BE Post
Poned Pending Court Hearing.
Woman an English Actress.

New York May -Gaygengorah. the
Fair Flower Of the Mohawk tribe. was
the complainant in YorkviHe Court to-day
against Oronhyatekha, or Bright Cloud,
fuli-blooded Mohawk who is the edu-
Gated medicine man and secretary-in-
chief Of the tribe Fair Flower told
Magistrate Finn she had been cast aside.
The prisoner whose full name is Dr.
Acland Oronhyatekha, is a son Of the
doctor chief OF the tribe. known best by
his American name, Peter Martin who
was the founder Of the Independent Or
der of Foresters, and died two years ago,
leaving his son. the defendant. a fortune
of about $1,000 The family home is on
the Onondaga Indian reservation in this
State. The doctor was arrested at the
Ashland House last evening on a war
rant sworn ont by the complainant. who
says she is his wife. and that her name is
Mrs. Natalie Oronhyatekha. She gives
/ her address as ga Fourth avenue.
Thought lie Was Indian Prince.
When the woman applied for the war
rant to Magistrate Finn she told him she
was an English actress, when, ten years
ago she met the man who she believed
20 be an Indian prince. He had no diff
Guilty in persuadng her in short time
10 join the Mohawk tribe as his bride
I They were married in Sutton, England
she said, on April D 1897.
She told the magistrate that they were
happy for five years when he left her
/ 90 go 20 Australia. Since then she had
never seen him until yesterday. She said
/ they were staying al the Ashland Hotel
when he left her. and that yesterday
when she came out Of Madison Square
/ Garden, she saw her Indian prince once
more on the threshold Of the Ashland.
She sought the police court after she
learned from the hotel clerk that il was.
I indeed. her Bright Cloud and that ne
was staying at the hotel. Her steps were
fastened by the statement of the clerk
/ that the doctor intended TO sail on the
. potsdam to-day for Holland
The complainant said in court that she
had been adopted into the tribe after her
marriage, ana given the Indian name Gay
geng0rah. meaning Fair Flower"
Complainant Is an Actress.
I A.' iii1'N'I oait 81" iitA b-fN married
I tn tine complainant. as alleged. but was
divorced four years ago The woman
/ said she never had been served with
papers fin such Il suit. and knew nothing
about il. The doctor added that he had
married again. and his wife, who was
Thercsc Heuukke Hansen when ne mar
ried her Ia South Dakota. was expecting
+ 10 meet him in Rotterdam
Magistrate Finn adjourned the case
until next Tuesday p8roling the prisoner
iu the custody of his counsel The COM
plainaut IS said 10 be "a member Of q
vaudeville troupe playing In the city.
The prisoners father gained distinction
GUiag the visit Of the Prince Of Wales
/ 90 America iu ls51 lie Was introduced
o. the prince as a type Of the Canadian
Indian. and made such good impression
that he was taken 20 England under
royal protection and educated as a physi-
ri8n
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RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-F0ur and 0cehalI furlongs skye.
Ii2 Brown 20 TO- won. Donna H. ~ lAustinl 5
20 for place second; iuvcntrcss loj tJoh5unss=enl
Is TO / 90 show, thi,d Time. o5G. Leon Bercsfofd
pautons Nanny Dnk, LADY Hsnsel, parkna Ladv
Flora Lucille D., joyful Lady and Belle Of Kent
also ran.
SECOND RACE - Five ard oae-haf 5urlonzs.
Webber. 81 Dearborn G 80 J. won. Reu}cn. l0Z
nee' erCa- for place, second: Bert Osra. l15 .Bo-
landi. 20 : 90 show third. Time la7 35 Tulp,
Good aud Rich, Tim Morgan, Roger 5. County
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Company Ready 10 BuiId Line TO
GnitherSburg, Nd.

Plans have been perfected to extend
the Washington and Rockville Electric
Railroad from its terminus in Rockville
20 Gaithersburg. Nd. Officials Of the
Washington and Rockville road have
authorized their attorneys in Rockville
TO proceed with the work of acquiring
the right Of way for the tracks. and to
look after such other legal matters as
may arise.
1t IS the intention of the promoters
Of the extension to form a new com
pany, to be known as the Rockville
and Gaithersburg Railway Company.
10 construct the line. It will be about
five miles in length, and it is said the
exact route has not yet been deter
mined.
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DEATH RECORD.

Frank r. Nacahey liis V 81. NV. 20 years.
Andrew W. Harbour Casualty Hosp. 2 years.
Charles Se,tman 7l3 sth 50. NV q years.
Nar E. Manymau 10 I 81. ss . years.
Charles Godfrer. II and 81 SIS. me-. Sc years.
David Evans. Douglas ave.. ktnilW0rth IS years.
Vivian NJ. Bracey. I'll 18th 81. sw.. years
MARY A. Thomas, 7oi y. J. ave NV, 50 years
Katie e. Boland. 1856 Union 81. sw.. 81 years.
Howard - Scott. 80 Pa ave. NV. years
Lew, Folin. Wisconsin ave. g years.
Nora T. Radcliffe 2lj q ST. NV. g years
Isaac Bell Cbildrpns Hosp. II years.
COLORED.
Nary Hawkins. 42S Pomoroy court S years.
Arthur Newman, 1895 9th st.. 6j years.
Dell X Allen. l22l 9ih ST. NV. a years.
John Z. Robinson. lbs Govt. court NV, month.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
sELF-HYPNOTIST IS DEAD.
Nan Went Into state of Coma Three
Weeks Ago.

Southhridge, Mass. May andrew
f. Simpson. forty-three years old. a
leading Southbridge man, who had
been unconscious three weeks with "a
trouble which physicians say they are
unable TO diagnose. died last night He
leaves a widow and two children.
Mr.. Simpson was an enthusiast on
hypnotism. and after reading and COM
menting upon a book iu which the hero
is represented as hvpnotizing himself
lapsed into q condition of coma simu-
lating the hypnotic state. Efforts to
rouse him were vain. Physicians desire
an autopsy 20 determine the cause of
death
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
LANZILLI GETS MEDAL.
Receives Award Made at Milan
In 1900

Prof Pietro Lanzilli. Of Washington. has
received the medal awarded him by the
international Exposition at Milan in 1905.
The prize was given for the fencing mas
ter's book, Code Of Honor which treats
Of the intricacies Of the art.
Prof. Lanzilli was the only person in
the United States who was awarded a
medal by the exposition managers.
The medal is Of silver, with figures Of a
man and woman, both perfect specimens
Of nature. on one side. while on the other
is a picture of the entrance to the exposi-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Circuit Court No. 1.

il efllk NEIrHI-
Kaiser v- southern Railway Company. order striE-
ing ar calendar Plaintiffs attorneys. tiittirEs d
Chamhsrln. defendants attorneys Hamilton. Col
bert & Hamilton and kaufman Herman Kramer.
RossurHal rs Drhhins. death q defendant sus-
rrsie8 and Robert ~ D-hhin=. aimini-tratar sub
ztimtci s= party defendant Plaintiffs attorneys,
Wolf g. R0-euherg.
French YES National Laundry ComT4nv. verdict
f.f defendant Plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN d
smith. defendants sr-rmegs. Mahm & Gatisv.
Brown rs STANDARD pI Company motion f0T
ucv trial filed. Plaintiffs atiou=E N. g.. Gar
diner d.feHiau's attorneys. A. LFfrvich Sirc,air
and John B.dIrf
RAYMOND S. Ri'rg, rlrr rsr.ted. Plaintiff ar
raueys. Ra's.ru d Siddnns. defendants attorney 5,
Douglas q DarEls
Assignments f-r TODAY.
40 7- Dudley Yz. owen Attruevs. S. A. Put
man and Charles Pow. II. Robson
No 6L Crncrr vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY. Attorneys. l. J. Naher- Hamilton Col
bert q Hamilton.
No 5l4. Grant vs.. Karics. Attorneys, L. W.
McReyu.l lds-M.an a Smith.
80 63 Lacr vs Prudential Insurance Company.
Atofnays. A s. 4 j. T. Iayl0r-Buv & Minor
No a5 Slater VS.. TsyioT. Attorneys, L. A.
Baiier-A. S. d j. z Tsvler.
No 547 Dorsey u.s. Gilmore. Attorneys. Ambrose
& MeiIaf- -RraeF & Woalard
No Eq Pope vs. southern Railway Cm1aHv
Attorneys. G.. g. SHus and T. Il Nalshal-Ge0rg,
2 Hamilton
no $751; Jackson VS. Ru-d-rf Attorneys. Wer
6 Raseuber--1. :. Darlington.
NO So -E0Iisusu VS.. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
~ar COMPANY ATTORNEYS T. S. Nslmsy and L. II.
David Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
go ~ Hurst Fs Miller. Attorneys Edwin For
rest If-7ufrrF-rE a ErarfrrtHl--
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Largest morning CtrcuIatIon.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circula-
ton in Washington larger by tn
sands than was ever before alta
by any morning newspaper at the
stal. Its books are open
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Eauity Suits.

No 27o93. George T. Harbin rs Thomas B. Ar
pold e. al; 20 settle accounts and release trustee
Ccmplainants solicitors. Carlisle & johnson
Ne Z7o9i Margaret Carey vs. William f. Ogls
trustee q al 90 substitute trustee Complainant
solicitor T. ID. Sullivan
No Io9j Franklin z. Serrin vs. Thomas r. Mar
tin 20 cancel power Of attCne- Complainants So
licitcrs Ralst1n & Siddcns
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS
The Merrymakers Will give a dance At
Chevy Chase Lake tonight.

The Merrymakers viii give a dance at
Chevy Chase Lake tonight.
The anniversary exercises Of the Teach
/ ers' College, held in connection with com
mencement week OF Howard University.
VIII take place this evening.
The annual Zionists' conference will be
held Sunday evening at Pythian Temple.
on Ninth street DR.. Harry Friedenwald,
president Of the Federation of American
Zionists, Rev. Or. Schaffer, and Rabbi
Silverstone will be among the speakers.
Margaret NJ. Bond yesterday was
granted a limited divorce from Joseph
L. Bond by Justice Gould. on the ground
of desertion and nonsupport Attorney
William d. Henry appeared for Mrs.
Bond.
'Longfellow-the poet and the man,
viii be given as a stereopticon lecture by
Marian Longfellow. at Carroll Institute
Han. next Monday evening. The enter
tainmpnt IS under the auspices and for
the benefit Of the Industrial Educational
League of the South.
Mrs. William Ruellman was slightly in
jured in a runaway yesterday afternoon
when the horse her husband was driving
frightened at a passing automobile. The
man. woman. and child were thrown out
of the carriage. William X. Orme. of 15lS
X street northwest, was the driver Of the
automobile.
The Masonic Mutual Relief Association
viii move to its new quarters in the bank
building at the corner of Twelfth and
. g streets during this week and will be
ready for business there by next Wednes-
day The new offices on the second floor
OF the building are more cOmmodious than
the old quarters.
Small boys playing with matches
caused a $3.50 fire in the woodsheds behind
a row OF houses on Montello avenue
above Fifteenth street northeast, yester-
da- afternoon. Sheds belonging to Nil
ton Macdonald, Elizabeth Preston, f. T.
Lewis, Thomas a. Dorsey, and r. a.
Colsop were destroyed The loss was
covered by insurance.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Criminal Court No. ].
IIsTIIE sTAEEnEn

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States ss samuel Ts.alir. motion for new
trial fled Attorney T. $. E8sEl smith.
United states U.s. John Mills robbery plea guilty.
sentenced t1 Hrnitr1-ia- FIR FIVE rr7rs.
United State, U.s. Daniel ST. Miller. cmhFzzlCmGut,
jury esrrrt. Au0ur. Edwin Forrest.
Assignment fa- tadar.
United states VS. Harrison Wagner
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
BENJAMIN =. Frwcett Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. May Benjamin
Franklin Fawcett died at his home here
tonight Of heart disease, aged ffty-iiye
years.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Congress Heiglts-Iohn J. Trnstall 20 Robert r.
Mcneil, part lots i. u. and a. block 4 SO
y street northwest between Twenty ninth and ThiT
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Rnnkrnnfnr Cnnrf-
Probate Court.

CETEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
In re Alfred u. Eldridge: proceedings at law
STAYED.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
Circnif Court No. 2.
IIsIIIE ANMEHsIN.

Adjourned until Monday Nav r. 1871
Assignment f-r Monday. MAY - la7-
No. - Polling rs. Cari.al Traction Company. on
trial Attorney. d. n CLASSIC and e. #. STme-
T. Ross plrE * Son.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals,
Adjourned from day 10 day.
Equity Court No. I.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Otis Elevator Company vs. Meyers. leave 70 inter
vcne granted. Interencr's solicitors. BEanduburg &
Brsndenhurg.
Scott vs.. Jenningz; auditors report confirmed and
distribution ordered ComplaiHsuts solicitors John
Rldout and George C. German. defendants solici
tor d. W, ODouoshua.
In re Samuel X. Herbert auditors report con
frmed and distribution ordered. Attorney, D. W
ODoncghue
Nicholson vs.. Davidson, title vested in complain
ant by adverse possession. Ccmp8inauts solicitors
George Il. Linkins and s. D. Bradley
Atkinson-Ballarl Companv vs. stoddert; title
vested in complainant by adverse P7ssesson- Gem
llainant's solicitor. George e. Gcrtmau.
Matthews VS.. Williams. appearance q ats1nt le-
PENDANTS orl.rel. Compliments solicitor, C. H.
Cngn.
Assignments far today
No iG. IN re bankruptcy of STANDARD Dairy and
Ice Company.
No lG5 Murphy vs. Daris Attorneys r. Ross
Perry q Son-C. L. Fnilc} and n. F. Davis
80. i0j. Staples 1s. Cauuzaya Mining Company
Att0ueys. C. l. Frailey-H =. Davis
Equity Court No. ..
JUSTICE GOULD
Ofu'' vs. Noorsu leave to amend granted. Com
painanf's solicitor " VI Ellison
Baldwin vs. Nanders'ice. sale ratified nisi. Com
paiuants solicitors Carlisle & johnson. defend
ants solicitors. Ambrose & su,tler.
Farmer. and Mechanics National Bank oi George
town vs. Small. sale ratified and reference t1 audi
tcr. Complainant solicitors. II W S0h0D and e.
H. Cngin defendant solicitors Baker. Shelby d
Hogan. and N j. K5aue.
Bond vs. Bond. appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Complainant -,ieif1r ". u. Henry.
Alexander IS Alexander. adjudication Gi contempt
Complainant solicitors &. h Hemans and q. T..
Collins. def.udaut's solicitor. Fountain Peytan.
MCrrand yN Russell reference ~ audltlr Com-
plsiuaut5 solicitor Wilton }. Lambert.
Warigld ys Bailey leave 20 Withdraw certain eH-
hih-5 granted. Complainant solicitors. 4. a. BH-
rey and J. II. Stewart defsndauts solicitors, VII
ton j. Lambert and John BdCnr
NcU1matt vs. Riley. substitution q trustee or
dersd. bond. 5000 C7mplaiuant's solicitor, John
A. Butler
Norris vs. Ashford; leave granted complainant o.
amend bin within ten DAYS Complaiuant's solici-
tors ~ 2 T01ton. IT, and Hallam & Hallam
deseudaut's =1liritrs ". =. Da7dee, ". j, Henry.
Blair 4 Th0m and J. A. Butler.
Osborne ys. Osborne reference m T. Il, Iltman.
examiner and N T. Maugau appointed % defend
Complainant solicitor. J. p. Green
Varied vs. Archer; TIle 20 show cause retrTuable
May = Complainant solicitors A a. Bimev and
j. H. Stewart. defendants solicitors. W. J. lam
bart and John EidUt
no assignment f1g to-day.
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RAcE-seven furlonss; handicap
SINTH RACE-One milo: selling.
PERFECTS TRACTION PLANS.

apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23

SIXTH RACE-one mile and seventy Yards; Co
rs Purse, selling threeycar Clds and upward 500
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23

FOURTH RACE-Onn and ouesiy'esnih miles /
Liverpool Cup; thT0Cyelr0Ids and upward: NUJ F.
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apprentice allowance claimed.
oodhfne.
FIRST RACE-Siy furlor-s Queen City Purss;
for tarec-ysar-0lis and upward Si19 added.
Lae Purse maiden trayes-olds @ 500 5I addsd ii'ns

THIRD kAtE-Ous mile. Alexandria Purse.
flree-Fesr0'ds and upward Siol added
The Washington herald., 1907-05-23

J FIFTH kAtE-oUe and oueIU7rter miles. Torn
cliff Purse. Hunters Flat Handicap; fJuryearolds
. and upward, 500 added
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-12-07

lights dickering in the distance.
1t was Saturday night, and the min
ing town was already alive. The one
long, irregular street was jammed with
constantly moving figures, the numer-
Gus saloons ablaze, the pianos sound
ing noisily, the shutting of feet in the
crowded dance-halls incessant-
Riot reigned unchecked, while the
quiet, sleepy town of the afternoon
blossomed under the pickering lights
into saturnalia of unlicensed pleas
ure, wherein the wages of sin were
death
the noisy throng with eyes ever watch
full for the faces.
Anything going on tonight worth
while, Jim ?" he questioned, quietly.
Rather stiff game, they tell me, just
started in the back ROOM was the
genial reply. 1.-TWO eastern suckers,
with Red Slavin sitting in
The gambler passed on, pushing
rather unceremoniously through the
throng of perspiring humanity. The
large front room upstairs was ablaze
with lights, every game in full opera
ton and surrounded by crowds of de-
voices. He walked directly toward the
rear of the room. A thick, dingy req
curtain hung there; he held back its
heavy folds and stepped within the
smaller apartment beyond.
Three men sat at the single table,
cards in hand, and Hampton invol-
unfairly whistled softly behind his
teeth at the first glimpse of the money
openly displayed before them. This
was apparently not SO bad for start
er, and his waning interest revived. A
red-bearded giant, sitting so as to face
the doorway, glanced up quickly at his
entrance, his coarse mouth instantly
taking on the semblance of a smile.
'.Ah, Bob,' he exclaimed, with an
evident effort at cordially; "been won
dering if you wouldn't show up before
the night was over. You're the very
fellow to make this a four-handed af-
fair. provided you carry sufficient
stuff"
Hampton came easily forward into
the full glow of the swinging oil lamp,
his manner coolly deliberate, his face
expressionless. Il feel no desire to in
trude,'' he explained, quietly, watching
the uplifted faces. 81 believe I have
never before met these gentlemen"
Slavin laughed, his great white
fingers drumming the table.
1T is an acquaintance easily made,'
he said, provided one can afford to
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You will go?"
20 Bob. 1 wish you wasn't gam
bleri"
A moment he remained silent "But
unfortunately 1 ann he admitted, So
berly, land it is best for you to go
back. Won't your
Her gaze was fastened upon the
open locket, the fair face pictured
there smiling up at her as though in
pleading also.
You truly think she would wish it ?''
81 know she would
The girl gave utterance to a quick
startled breath, as if the vision fright
ened her. Then will co. she said,
her voice a mere whisper, IT will CO."
He led her down the steps, out into
the jostling crowd below, as if she had
been some fairy princess. Her 1ocket
hung dangling, and he slipped it back
into it's place and drew her slender
form yet closer against his own, as
they stepped forth into the black, de-
serted road. Halfway up the gloomy
ravine they met a man and woman
coming along the narrow path. Hamp-
ton drew her aside out of their way,
then spoke coldly.
Mrs. Herndon, were you seeking
your lost charge? have her here"
The two passing figures halted, peer
ing through the darkness.
Il was not seeking her." she re-
turned, icily. 81 have no desire to cul-
tivate the particular friends of Mr..
Hampton
so l have understood, and conse
quently relinquish here and now all
claims upon Miss ellis. She has in
formed me of your fattering opinion
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trot in their class, for it is money that
talks at this table tonight. Mr.. Hamp.
ton, permit me to present Judge
Halves, of Denver, and Mr.. Edgar Will
lis, president of the T. P. & r. 1 have
no idea what they are doing in this
hell-hole of a town, but they are dead
game sports, and I have been trying
my best to amuse them while they're
here"
Hampton bowed, instantly recogniz-
ing the names.
Glad to assist" he murmured, sink
ing into a vacant chair. What limit? ''
I'VE have had no occasion to discuss
that matter as yet volunteered
HAYES, sneeringly. However, if you
have scruples we might settle upon
something within reason
Hampton ran the undealt pack care
lessly through his fingers, his lips
smiling pleasantly. .-Oh, never mind,
if it chances to go above my pile I'll
drop out. Meanwhile, / hardly believe
there is any cause for you to be mod
est on my account
The play opened quietly and with
some restraint, the faces of the men
remaining impassive, their watchful
g1ances eyidencing nothing either of
success or failure Hampton played
with extreme caution for some time,
his eyes studying keen1y the others
about the table, seeking some deeper
understanding of the nature of his op-
ponents. their strong and weak points,
and whether or not there existed any
prior arrangement between them He
was there for a purpose, clearly de-
fined purpose. and he felt no inclina-
ton to accept unnecessary chances
with the tickle Goddess OF Fortune To
one trained in the calm observation Of
small things, and long accustomed to
weigh his adversaries with care. 1t was
rot extremely difficult to class the two
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regarding me, and i have Endorsed it
as being mainly true to life Do 1
state this fairly, Naida?"
Il have come back" she faltered,
lingering the chain at her throat, 81
have come back
Without Bob Hampton?''
The girl glanced uneasily toward
him, but he stood motionless in the
gloom.
''Yes-II suppose must
Hampton rested his hand softly upon
her shoulder, his fingers trembling, al
though his voice remained coldly de-
liberate.
Il trust this is entirely satisfactory,
Mrs. Herndon,'' he said. '1 can assure
you 1 know absolutely nothing regard
ing her purpose of coming to me to-
night 1 realize quite clearly my own
deficiencies, and pledge myself here
after not to interfere with you in any
way You accept the trust, believe ?"
She gave utterance to deep sigh of
resignation. TT comes to me clearly
as Christian duty" she acknowl-
edged, doubtfully, land 1 suppose 1
must take up my cross; but"
But you have doubts" he interrupt
ed Well. I have none, for 1 have
greater faith in the girl, and-perhaps
in God Goodnight, Nadia"
He bowed above the hand the girl
gave him in the darkness, and ever
after she believed he bent lower. and
pressed his lips upon it The next mo-
ment the black night had closed him
out, and she stood there, half fright
ened at she knew not what, ON the
threshold of her new life.
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SYNOPSIS.

A detachment of the Eighteenth in
indians in narrow gorge. A mong them
is stranger who introduces himself by
post trader. and his daughter. ellis and
majority of the soldiers are killed dur
ing a three days siege. Hampton and
the girl only escape from the Indians.
They fall exhausted on the plains A
Brant in command, find them Hampton
and the girl stop at the Miners Home in
GIencaid, Mrs Duffy, proprietess- Hamp-
ton talks the future over with Miss Gill
lis-the Kid. She shows him her moth
er's picture and tells him what she can
of her parentage and life. They decide
she shall live with Mrs. Herndon- Nadia
the Kid-runs away from Mrs. Herndon's
and reiOinS HAMPTON.