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refreshing GOODNESS crept over the
hard, baked earth SIN. there was
nothing but distance anywhere in all
the land. and a feeling OF desolation
swept over the girl.
The moon came up. Then there were
miles Of white moonlight AID lonely
plain But for some time now there
has been light Ia front of them IL
is as II it must be a will-o-the-wisp.
They never seem TO get 90 IT, But at
last they are there. The door is wide
open. A pleasant odor Of bacon and
coffee is waited out 20 the tired trav-
elers.
Come right in" says the CHEEKY
voice OF Mary. How tired you must
be. Miss Dale. Tie up, Jim. and come
in and eat something before you go.
Well. you can eat again--two suppers
won't hurt YOU. I have kept things
warm for you Your train must have
been late. Yes. dad is better. thank
you. He'll be al right in the morn
ing"
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snugly in the seat. and then tho blood
burned hot and singing through his
eronzed, tough skin. for suddenly in
his big honest unframed sonsibilues
was born the consciousness ,hat the
boss would have slowed away the lady
FIRST 1t was an embarrassing mo-
ment L5uise saved ne day by climb
Ing in unconccrnodly after him aud
tuckiug the linen robe over her skirt.
III viii DE dusty drive. won't tg''
she asked simply.
Miss. you're a-dandy." said Jim
as simply.
AS they dove upon the pontoon
bridge. Louise looked back at the little
town on the biuns and felt a momen-
tary choking in her throat. 10 was a
strange place yet it had tendrlls
reaching homcward. The trail be-
yond was abscurely marked and not
easy 20 discern. She turned TO her
companion and asked quickly: "Why
didn't Mary Gomez"
Great guns. Did ] forgit TO tel
you? Wiluston's got the stomach
ache 90 beat the band and Mary's got
10 physic him up gin tomorrer. We've
got 90 git him on that stand il 90 takes
the hull Three Bars TO hor him up and
the gal a pourin physic down him be-
tween times. Yep. Ma'am. He was
pizencd. You see. every body THAI ate
any meat last nieht was took sick
with Eripin cramps. yep. but Willis
ton he was worse'n ALL he bein' a
hearty eater. lie was a stayin' In
town over night on this preliminary
business, and Dick Gordon he was
took. too, but not so bad. bein' what
you might call a light eater The boss
and me We drove home after all.
though we'd expected 20 stay for sup
per. The pesky coyotes got fooled
that time. Yep, ma'am, no doubt about
IL In the world. Friends o. Jesse's
that We ain't able to lay hands on yit
pizened that there meat Yep. no
doubt about it. Dick was in en- awful
sweat about you. Was bound he was
a comm after you hisself sick as he
was, when we found Mary was of the
count. SO then the boss was a comm
and they IL and squabbled for an hour
who could be best spared. when I.
comm in, settled it in a Uny by
onerin' my services. which was gladly
accepted. When there's pizenin' goin'
on, why. the bosss place Is hum. And
nothin' would do but the boss's own
particular outfit He never does things
by halves. the boss don't. So I hikes
home after it and then hikes here"
Il am very grateful to him. I am
sure" murmured Louise. smiling.
And Jim, daring TO look upon her
smiling face. clear eyes and soft hair
under the jaunty French sailor hat.
found himself wondering why there
was no woman at the Three Bars.
With the swift, half-intuitive thought.
the serpent entered Eden.
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If not by personal acquaintance. GER
tainly by hcarsay.
Then came the first great surprise
OF this affair on many surprises. Jesse
Black waived examination. IL came
like a thunderbolt TO the prosecution.
IL was not Blacks way OF doing busi-
ness. and 30 was generally believed
that. as Munson had $50 forcibly
though inelesanly expressed il 20
Billy Brown, He would fight like
hell 10 keep out of the circuit courts.
He would Kin this incipient Nemesis
in the bud. What then. had changed
him? The county attorney had rath.
er looked for a hard-fought defence
a shifting Of the burden OF respoasi.
bility for the misbranding 20 another.
who would, of course. be of some.
where on business trip. TO be absent
an indefinite length OF time. or II
might be be would try 20 make good a
trumped-up story that he had but late
ly purchased the animal from some
Indiana cattleowncv from ND country
who claimed TO have a bill-of-sale from
Langford He would not have been
taken aback had Black calmly pro
duced a billofsale
The absoluteness Of the surprise
flushed his clean-shayen face a little.
although his grave immoblity OF ex-
preston underwent not flicker. IL
was surprise. but it was a good
surprise. Jesse Black was bound over
under good and sufficient bond to an
pear at the next regular term OF e
circuit court in December. That raoch
accomplished. nov he could buckle
down for the bis ieht How often had
he been sa.ur-eckei in the shifting
sands OF the really remarkable .decis
ions Of "Old Necessity" and his kind
This time, as by a miracle, he had es
capped sands and shoals and sunker
rocks and rode in deep water
A wave Of enlightenment swept over
Jim Munson.
Boss. he whispered. that gal re
porter's = hummer"
How SOP whispered Langford
amused lie proceeded to take an in
terested. II hasty. Inventory OF hel
charms. What a petite little person
age. TO be sure, Almost too colorless
though. Why. Jim. she can't hold a
tallow candle 20 Williston's girl"
Who said she could?" demanded
Jim, with a fne scorn and much re
lieved TO find the boss so unapprecia
tive. Eden might not be lost 10 them
after all. Strict justice made him
add: But she's a wiserone. Spotted
them blamed meddlin' boss thieves
right from the wcrd so. Yep. That's
a fac"
What blamed meddlin' boss
thieves Jim? You are on intimate
terms with so may gentlemen OF that
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Unsuitable where the courts were con-
cerned. far from picturesque in their
iu-htting. nondescript cowboy gar
ments.
Yet they were kindly, most OF the
men gathered there. Though at first
they refused, with stolid resentment.
to be thus thrust aside by the breezy
aud aggressive owner OF the Three
Bars. planting their feet the more
firmly on the rough. uneven floor, and
serenely oblivious to any right OF way
so arrogantly demanded by the big
shoulders, yet when they perceived
for whom they way was being made.
most Of them stepped hastily aside
with muttered and abashed apologies.
Here and there. however. though all
made way. the-e would be no red
faced or stamucring apology. Some
times the little party was followed
by insolent eyes. sometimes by malig-
nant ones. Had Mary Wiiliston spok-
en- truly when she said the viii for
bloodshed was not lacking ia the
country?
But If there was aught of hatred or
enmity In the heavy air Of the impro-
vised courtroom for others besides
the highminded counsel for law and
order Mary WilIston seemed serene
~ unconscious of &c. She held her
head proudly Most of these men She
knew. She had done n mans work
among them for two years and more.
In her mans work of riding the ran-
.-rr..
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M Williston informed. did he

M Wtnston informed. did he
not2"
"wnliston? oh. yes, he informed.
but he'd never "a done e il il hadn Z
n been for the boss. The OF jcllynsh
wouldn't a had the nerve 20 inform
without backin, as sure as a stone
wall. The boss is a doin this. I tell
you, Miss. But Wnustou IS a goin' on
the stand to-morrer all right, and so
am l."
The two cowboys at the corner table
had long since finished their supper.
They now lighted bad-smelnng cigars
and left the room. To Louise's great
relief Mgnson rose. too. He was back
very soon with a neat little runabout
and high-spirited team of bays.
Boss's private" explained Jim with
pride. "Nothin' too good for a lady.
so the boss sent this and me 20 take
keer O. IT, And o. you too. Miss" he
added, as an afterthought
He held the lines ia his brown. mus
cular hands. lovingly. while ne slowed
away Louise's belongings and himself
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-02-22

-..,rA. -r,, ~
- SS'"u ousS
',.,tt - s-,.,.. - ~ tue see0ho man.
-. - s'' .''s,.''l' : IN
'ss' ''i"' "nen
the officers O. the law cit to sreenin'
with boss thieves and rustlers. and
take two weeks 10 arrest a bpneb ~
EN-. when they know prezactly where
they keep ourselves. and have TO
have special deputies app'inted over
'em Eve or six times and then let
most OF the bunch slip through their
fingers. it's time for soue one 90 glt
busy And whcn i'sse Black and his
gang are $50 desp'rt taey pizeu the
cheif wilncsses--"
A gC-tle pressure en- his arm
stopped him. He turned inqu.nngly.
. wou'ilt say amy more" whisper
ed Louise. LETS cet on."
The hiut was sufficient. and With the
words, Right you afe. AIiss Reporter.
yell Dee gi.Un' cn Jam paid his toll
and spoke 90 DIS team.
"Just wait @ b.t. VIII you?" spoke
up The sandy man.
"Nhat for2-
Were not jlet ready"
"Weu. we are" shortly
Eve arn't acl we don't care to be
passed, you know"
He spoke indIerently. In defer
ence 90 Louise. Jim waited The men
smoked on carelessly. The touman
idgcted.
you so 90 he'll, The Three Bars
Amt waidn ou no damned boss
thieves said Jim. suddenly.
His nervous team sprang forward.
Quick as a fash the sandy man was in
the blackboard. He struck the BAYS
a st.nginE blow with his rawhidc. and
as they swerved aside be swung into
the straight course 20 the narrow
bridge Of boats. In another moment
the way would be blocked With a
burning oath Jim. Keeping TO the side
Of the steep incline tim the river mire
cut him or. deliberately turned his
stanch little team squarely and
crowded them forward against the
SHAGGY buckskins IT was team
against team. Louise. clinging tightly
20 the seat lips pressed together to
keen back any sound. felt "a wild. in-
explicable thrill of confidence in the
strength Of the man beside her.
The bays were piufuny. cruelty
dashed by the enraged owner of the
buckskins. but true as steel TO the "a
miiiar voice that had guided them
so often and SO kindly, they gave not
nor laitered. There was swapping
or broken wood wrench, "a giving
way, and the runabout spraug over
debris OF broken wheel and wagon-box
TO the narrow confines Of the pontoon
bridge.
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CHAPTER vi.

Nothing but Hoss Thief, Anyway"
The island teemed with early sun.
flowers and hints OF goldenrod yet to
come. The fine. white, sandy soil
deadened the sound OF the horses
hoofs. They seemed TO be spinning
through. space. Under the cotton
woods it grew dusky and stin.
At the toll house a dingy blackboard
IN state Of weird dilapidation. with q
team Of shaggy buckskin ponies. stood
waiting. Jim drew up. Two men
were lounging in front OF the shanty.
chatting to the toll-mau.
Hello. JIM" called one OF them. a
tall, slouching fellow with sandy col.
oring
Nov. how the devil did you git
so familiar with my name?" srowled
Jim.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-02-22
CHAPTER VII.
The Preliminary.

Very early in the morning OF the
day set for the preliminary hearing OF
Jesse Black the young owner Of the
Three Bars rode over to Velpen. He
Identified and claimed the animal
held over from shipment by Jim's per-
suasion. Brown gave possession with
a rueful countenance.
First time Billy Brown ever was
taken in" he said. with great disgust.
Langford met with no interruption
ta his journey. either going OF coming,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-02-22

D'of cid mann"
Yes. Where ere the g;rls?"
Iaey are al right. 1 took them
Through the back door and sent them
20 he hotel"
You kin bet on the boss every time
when II comes TO petticoats." said jim.
disconsolateiy
Why, jim. what's up" asked Lang
FORD. in amused surprise.
But Jim only turned and walked
away with his head in the air. The
serpent was leeriug at him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-02-22

/ Oiioec- jan oeH OF somewhat
/ bellisoreat turn Of mind his boss had
not taken the words WIKI seriousness.
As Tor 1e fr1cas az IRE pontoon. cow
men are tcrChy when 60 comes 20 a
I question Of precedence. and Il might
well be that the inGaUmable Jim had
4 brought the sUdlen storm down on his
4 head Paul Lanricrl rode through
I the sweet early summer air without
/ let or h.rdrance and looking for none.
/ lie was iublaut Now was Willis
( tons story verified The county at
torney. Richard EorIon. had consid-
/ cred Niiistcn's story. coupled with
/ his reputation for strict honesty.
strong and sufficient enough to bind
Jesse Black over to appear at the
next regular terM of The circuit court.
/ Under ordinary instances the
/ state really had am excellent chance
of binding over. bpt &C. had TO deal
/ with Jesse BlaSl. and Jesse Black
had hourished for many years west of
tne river with an ulsay0ry character.
but with an almcet avcsome reput1-
tion for the phenomenal facility with
which he Slipped ont of the net I'm
which the lawn Che person of its
unpopular exronr-- ftfcb4~1 Gordon,
was so indefsf-4hrv enseavorin,- ~
enmesh him Tho static v-... rre-,,-,l
Tor hard dght nut nowhere was
the very steer Winston saw on the
island with its Three Bars brand un-
der Blacks surveillance. WDrsto,
would identify ~ as the Same uo
Lanerord. would swear 81, his own anil
mai. The defere. would NOT know be
had rcgainod r- ION and ,-orl9
not have time to reafust its evidence
~ would Gam down ANA nu- itself for
the higher ccurr ana DICK Gordon
would know how t1 use aav inasyer-
tencies AGAINST u-vhen the time
came. SO wonder I.an-rord was 1iebf.
hearted. I'm an DIS arrogant and mr..
hamporcd career ha had never before
received such aa aTrort to- his pride
and his sense or what vos due to one
90 the bi-ecst OUTFITS th,t r.,~.5 o,.
tc west OF The river Woe to him v.ro
had dared temr.- with tho concerns
OF Paul Lau-forr 90 tho Three Bars
Nilhstcn dror. .n from the Lazy
s in ample tue lcr tho midday dine
ncr at Che hotel hearing was set
for o'cicrk-b.- h's liuIe party con-
tented i,aef v.. luncheon pre-.
pared at home s.I packed neatly and
"rie,it'1-iF in 81 Iu bucket DC was
not likely There ..0'i he repetition
az bad meat. 3. H.lId bs moor policy.
sou, one could r.t bo sure. and 60
was most impol..r. chat Wunston ate
no Dad meat tha iay
Gordon met ra i1 Che hot. stuTy
httie Ia.lor ci '.e hotol
it was good 10 sou to come" he
SAID to Louise. h grave sincerity.
cicn.t want .o.. COME sed Louise.
honestly "Iu afraid it is too bic and
lonesome Ter me. b ANA sure I should
nave gone back -o Fclron last night
20 eaten tho c..'y train had it not
oeen Tor Mary ole is so-sood"
Ihe worst Is over now that YOU
nave conquerol your FIRST impulse to
nc s.'o
N,- l-o -h- hated myself
~ guy 'v-.on neip it. You see
N.Y. ' ~ i"' 'll nome before
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CHAPTER VII.
The County Attorney.

tichet window. stu-ug change into
her coin purse, turned quickly
Why. Mr.. Gordon" she said. hold
ing out q small hand with frank Meas
ure. How very nice, Thank YOU. viii
you take my rain-coat? III has been
such bother. I would bring it right
IN the face of Uncle Hammond's OBJ
Jections. He said it never rained out
this way. But surely have suffered n
plenty for my waywardncss Don't Won
think 500"
TT behooves tcaaerfoot like YOU
TO sit and diligently learn of such OK
perienced and toughened old-timers as
we are rather than faunt your I'M
tried ideas in our faces. responded
Gordon. with "A smile that transformed
the keen gray ewes OF this man Of
much labor, much lofty ambition and
much sorrow. SO that they seemed
Tor the moment strangely young.
laushing untroubicd; as clear OF faint
Of evil knowledge as the source of a
stream lcaping ioyously into the sun
light from some mountain solitude. III
was revelation 90 Louise.
Il viii try to Dee g good and dill
gent seeker after knowledge OF this
strange land of yours" she answered.
with a little laugh. half OF embarass-
ment hair OF enjoyment of this play
OF nonsense. and leading the way to
her suitcase ana Mary outside. when
make mistakes. viii ycu ten me
about them? Down east. YOU know.
our feet travel in the ancient. pre-
scribed circles of cur forefathers and
they are apt to go somewhat uncer-
tainly If thrust into new paths"
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came down the aisle with a erin OF
recoenition for his ~litlo white lar,b p,
How nice "a aU -e,ms ust no If
had been gone months instead az
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12

when he started on his tou
around the world he asked me to have
our London representative arrange &
few dates for him in England Th,
latter replied he feared it would BE-
impossible He explained that MI
Bryan was not popular in England
and he did not think the public would
pay TO hear him speak, The British
people did not take any interest III
American politics and did not have
much respect for American politi-
clans. while Mr.. Bryan personally was
principally known in england because
Of his sympathy for the Beers during
the South African war. The writer
closed his letter by saying that he did
not think Mr.. Bryan wound draw three
,shillings In London. sent this let
Ter to Mr.. Bryan and he read 1T al
Franklin, Ohio, Immediately after the
lecture that brought him the largest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12
tFeel Railway Company ExhlR0Paled
by The State Cooperation
COMMISSIONS Report
iAH run At SPEED OF FIFTEEN MILES
But the Commission Recommends
That the Speed over the TrestIcs
Be Only Three Miles an Aou.-sent
an Expert Engineer Here to Thor
orghIy Examine 1t.

Alter Il carerIl investigator of tLt
;restio of the Newport News u.I Old
Point Railway and Electric Company
which spans Hampton creek, ut the
foot of East Queen street, the State
Corporation Commission has decided
thlt the trestle is perfectly safe and
that there is nothing to support the
claim made against the soundness OF
the ircsflc.
Tho report from the State Corpo-
ration Commission has been received
by Clerk of Tie Courts Harry II. Holt
AID the decision of The commissioners
fully sustains the claims made bv
The street railway company at the
time the grand jury brought in re-
rot condcmning the trestle and ask
ing TINT the company he mode to
immediately repair it.
Thc commissioners say in their re
por> that the engineer iron, the State
Con puration Commission was sell; IL
hampton and iltirrcicd to carefully
cNamle the troscile. This the cuci
hoci did ana found that the ,ros;le
was perfectly safe. although lie rec
omcnded that one or two very slight
changes be made in the system.
Taking up tile recommendation the
commissioners recommend nat the
car be allowed to run across the tres
Tie mt a speed only three miles an
hour. The commissioners furthe,
recommend that the rate of speed 70,
tho cars in Elizabeth City county be
10 miles an hour. which is said t.
be even n greater speed than the car.
now run on.
When tho grand jury met in ths
Circuit Court In November II report
was made to Judge Blackstone max
ing several recommendations MS t.
the conducteof The street railway ant
thoroughly condemning the Hampton
trostlc. Tho street railway compan,
invited the State Corporation Com,
mission 10 send the engineer here ant
the report to Clerk Holt is NATURAL,
most gratifying to the officials of tn,
street railway company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12
FINE BUCK FOR PRESIDENT
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Colonel cowles, on Transport sum.
ner, Has Fine Buck to be
Taken to Washington.

Colonel G.. ID. Cowlos. who came in
on the United States transport sum
ner from Cuba yesterday, has large
deer, which he shot few days ago
while hutning on the island. Accord.
ing to The men on the Sumner Coo
81 Cowles, who is great admlrer OF
Presidet Roosevelt, is gong to take
the deer to Washington and present
ii to the President. Colonel Cowles
is the colonel of the fifth infantry
and has been stationed in Cuba some
time. He shot lTe GaCr, which is n
me buck, only a day or so before
starting for home and the idea i'm
mcdiately occurred to him to give it
To the greatest of sportsmen, Mr..
Roosevelt. - -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12
--------sr--------
ELECT OFFICERS TUESDAY.
Old Dominion Chapters. Daughters of
confederacy, to Hold Meeting.

a meeting of the Old Dominion
Dragons Chapter, Daughter of the
Confcderacy, has been called for
tuesday afternoon at. $3.50 o'clock.
when the annual election of officers
VIII occur. The meeting will he held
in the home of Miss Marie Peek,
South King street. and the attendance
of every member is urgently desired.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12
MIR. Lewis the Receiver.

Commissioner in BANKRUPTCY John
u. Locke has named Mr.. Burdette a.
Lewis as receiver of the drug bust
ness of Messrs. Gardner & IIudgins.
and Mr.. Lewis has taken charge OF
inc business. The appointment OF
The receiver became necessary be-
cause of tho Bankruptcy petition OF
Mr. X. Il. Gardner, the senior member
of the firm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12
Renting Property in all Sections.

That is the business of The Phillips
l.ackey Co. is e. Queen Street. 1T.
Fully 90 per cent. of the House Hunt.
ers come to the office of The Phillips
Lackcy Co. II your business is with
them you have the advantage of the
very best possible service. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-12

2o.75o drew the box OF cigars at
HUBS Cut Rate Drug Store last night.