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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09
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OF only q few moments, and soon the
big craft was loaded with all the vail
uables, including the big chest. and
slximming silently down the lake. Hut
ter and Harry lost no time in seek
ing sleep after their adventure, and
thus gave DeersIayer and Chingach-
cook their opportunity to get into .
canoe and paddle toward the Indian
camp to attempt Hlst's rescue.
With the marvellous silence OF the
native American canoe man--the most
skillful boatman in the world with the
most remarkable boat--the two made
shore a few hundred yards from the
camp. chinsachgook landed to await
Hist and Deerslayer padded around
q point and lay notionless IN the black
shadow Of the shore. where he could
see the IroQuois.
Before long his keen eye found Hist.
She was under the watchful eye Of an
old squaw. 1t was evident that she
would not be able to creep away to
the rendezvous. Deerslsyer at once
padded back and held counsel with
canoe crept into the shadow OF the
shore like q shadow itself, and two
forms melted into the bushes.
Perhaps half an hour afterward there
came the little chirrup Of q small
squirrel from q tree Immediately be-
hind Hist None OF the Iroquois paid
any attention to the familiar sound. but
Hist knew what 1t meant. Therefore
she was ON the alert when the old
souaw called to her to go along to the
spring behind the camp for water.
The bag gripped her by the wrist
and the two started down the trail.
Scarcely had they reached the spring
bafore Deerslayer had the old woman
by the throat while Chingachg0ck
seized Hist BY the waist ana carried
her swiftly to the canoe.
JJnluekiIy for the white hunter. his
aversion to killing forbade his choking
the old woman suficiently, and she
managed to utter enc scresch, which
brought the Iroquois about his ears in
swiftly he ran to the beach. where
ChinRachgook and Hist crouched In the
canoe. paddles in hand. He dropped
his rifle into the boat and stopped TO
above It of. That moment an Indian
leaned on his back. without hesitate
Ing A second. Desrslsyer gave the
canoe a mighty push that sent IL out
into the lake. ana grappled with his
a dozen others sprang on him. and
peerslayer was made captive, TO the
vehement joy Of the Iroquois, who felt
that they had struck great blow at
the hated Delawares by capturing that
tribes famous white BROTHER.
Hutter and Hurry Harry, forgetting
thair own recent capture, reviled Deer.
SLAYER for his iniprudence, ana showed
little anxiety to save him when Ching
achgook and Hist arrived at the ark
vvIth the news. They set sail for the
castle, and dawn found IL in plain view.
Hutter steered boldly toward II, heed
lass Of Chingachgook's warning that
~ saw slgna that convinced him that
indians were hiding there.
Percsiving that the reckless from
tiersrnen were bent on entering with
out precaution, Chingaehgcok ana Hist
after the two white men entered. The
Mehican's WELDON was soon annarent.
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for suddenly the whole interior OF the
building seemed alive.
Cursing and lighting. Hurry Harry
presently emerged from the doorway
with two or three Indians hanging to
his huge form. He hurled one from
him so nightly that the Indian rolled
into the lake unconscious and did not
reappear. Then he seized second one
and bent him backward with such
force that the savage's eyes began to
stare as in death. But the others
leaped on the white man, tied him hand
and foot and dropped him on the plat
form at the entrance TO the stockade.
ChingachgOok swung the ark around
at that moment and shouted to Harry
to roll overheard. AS he touched the
water Hist threw q lire, which coiled
around him so that he could seize II
with his teeth and with his tethered
hands. The ark filled away under the
pAtter OF bullets and dragged him OF.
AZ soon as the craft was out OF range
he was brought safely aboard.
A. the END Of an hour they saw the
Iroquois leaving the castle on RATS and
in the canoes which they had captured.
After careful accommodating from q
distance, Chingaehgook brought the
cred and found Hutter lying on the
fioor, scalped.
before sunset his body was lowered
into the lake near that Of the girls
mother. AS the ark was slowly NOV
ing from the SPOT those on board be-
came aware Of q canoe advancing stead
lily toward them. A glance sufficed to
show that its solitary occupant was
Deerslayer; but his approach was
strangely deliberate TOR 2 fugitive:
n any on the ark thought at first
that ne had escaped, they were unde-
ceived as soon as the hunter came
aboard. for he told them that the Iro-
uuois had reprieved him only until noon
AZ the next day, and had given him a
message. which was that they would
let Hurry Harry and Chingachgook
depart unmolested, providing Hist, Ju-
tith and Hetty were delivered over to
become the wives OF Iroquois. AS for
himself they would not let him on, but
we're determined to put him to the tor
ture.
moment Of entertaining the offer. with
the exception of Hurry Harry, who had
asked Judith to be his wife that day
and had been rendered furious by her
refusal. He openly declared that he
would 20 that night, and accordingly
Deersiayer padded him ashore as soon
AZ darkness fell. When he returned to
the ark he found Judith awake ana
waiting for him.
she insisted on searching through
the chest again in the hope Of finding
something that might tempt the Iro-
uuois to accept It as ransom for the
young hunter. Deerslayer humored
her, though he knew too well that
the 1roquois. angry because they had
failed to induce him to enter their
tribe, would not forego torturing him
for any bribe that could be offered.
the chest failed TO yield anything ex-
cert q bundle Of letters. Under any
other circumstances these would have
proved Of overwhelming Interest 70
her. for they disclosed 20 her the fact
that Hptter haA ncA htan tae father
Of herssif snd Hetty. but had been =
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ana delight. while the younger ones
and the women pressed eagerly for
ward. Mingled admiration and awe
quite took out OF their minds any
thought OF harming the beautiful
vision.
harangue. claiming to be queen OF the
lease. During the progress OF her
speech she managed to approach the
captive and whisper TO him that all
that was needed was to gain half an
hours delay.
Unfortunately the Iroquois did not
grant this truce. for they recovered
from their establishment in few min
utes and began to ask questions that
showed that their reason was getting
the upper hand OF their admiration.
Soon some of the more eager warriors
began to close around Deerslayer
again. and the chief gave the signal to
proceed.
The flames OF the temporarily
neglected fire sprang up second time.
The warriors felt their knives and
tomahawks. Judith was forced back.
Deersiayer braced himself for the ex-
quisite torment to come, when sud-
denly a knife slashed his bonds and q
rifle was pressed into his hand!
Ere he knew what had happened
Chingachgook stood BY his side with
another rifle, and In the same instant
the Mohican hurled his knife. and IL
buriee itself in the heart Of Briar-
thorn. the renegade.
A fearful yell burst from the, Iro-
quois II was answered by q thunder
Ing English cheer, and ere the IroQuois
could move the scarlet uniforms OF
British soldiers came down from ali
directions in a furious bayonet charge
that overwhelmed them in hopeless.
helpless defeat.
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fugitive hunted by the British Govern
Tnent for piracy on the high seas. he
had married the girls mother only
after she had been deserted by their
highborn but unnamed father, and had
taken her to the wilderness. where she
was as glad to hide herself as he was.
Seeing that no hope OF ransom re-
manned. Judith besought Deerslayer
not to return to the Iroquois. She con-
fessed her love for him. and urged that
no consideration OF honor could go so
far as to compel q man to submit
voluntarily to such frightful tortures
as the Iroquois were certain to In
flict. Deerslayer, however. was firm,
and Chingaehgook sadly but sternly
upheld him.
Accordingly, Deerslayer walked into
the Iroquois camp next day at noon
as quietly as II he had come on visit
to friends When he delivered the
answers Of Chingachgook and the three
girls there came q movement OF angry
excitement among the warriors; and
when. IN addition, he again refused for
his own part to join the tribe and mar
ry q sQuaw, the brother OF the Tilted
woman hurled q toxnahawk at his
head.
Deerslayer did not move head or
body; but his arm shot out like light
ming. He caught the weapon by the
whIrling handle and hurled 1t back.
striking the Indian full ia the fore
head and killing him instantly.
Even as the savage fell DeersIayeT
darted away as swiftly as a stag. be-
fore the Indians could well yell he had
gained the woods. None OF the Iro-
Quois could outrun him, and for q time
he managed TO elude them. He even
managed to gain the shore ct last by .
roundabout way ana 70 set possession
Of canoe, his only hope OF safety.
But then the superior Number OF his
pursuers told. and in the end he was
retaken and carried back TO camp.
Here the whole band closed around
hinn--an armed circle that was irwin
oible. The bound him agatnsta young
tree. with Is hands laid fiat against
his legs. The women and boys began
to make pine splinters, which he knew
were to be stuck into his flesh and set
afire. Others prepared fire TO fur
nish burning brands.
A young warrior leaped to the space
IA front of the bound man. whirled his
tomahawk and let 1t fly. 1t cut a
ahip, out Of the tree close to peerslay-
arss cheek He neither moved nor
WINGED, and did not even shut his eyes.
determined that the Indians should not
triumph over him by making him show
fear.
The second warrior threw his toma-
hawk 30 we'll, It actually forced some OF
Desrsiayer's hair into the cleft II made
in the tree. Tomshawk after toma-
hawk was delivered now. one follow.
ing the other like lightning. Then
came warriors who threw knives. But
not once aid they succeed in making
the white man move q muscle
Furious. and determined that the
hunters nerve must be broken down,
they prepared for the real torture
The great fire was lit and the warriors
advanced to It. when every hand was
arrested by a WONDERFUL apparition. II
was Judith, dressed in the splendid
brocAde that had lain concealed So
long in the chest
Even the eldest warriors could NOT
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Few Of the soldiers were wouudeo.
but Hetty, who had followed JHn}-
into the camp had been hit BY stray
bullet and died before the little army
returned to the settlement
It was fifteen years afterward bsfore
neerslayer again saw Lake OfseBQ.
He and his friend Chingachgoolk w4r&
Fastening to the forts to join tho
coionists on the eve OF another and stiii
more important war A STRIPPING ac-
companied them-chingachgcok's son--
on his first warpath.
Hist lay buried under the pines on
the Delaware. and Chinachgook sadly
pointed out to the lad the scenes OF his
youthful love story. They Paddles
over the spot where Hetty and her
mother and Hutter lay. The castle
still stood. but was fast falling into
decay. The ark was stranded and rot
ting.
In its cabin Deersiayer found ribs
bon that he recognized as having be-
longed to Judith. He picked u M
gently and caressingiy and tied II 60
bis rifle.
He made his way to the archawk
with melancholy feelings. His IN
auiries after Judith had been inaffec-
tive. He had only been able TO learn
that one Of the British officers WHO
had long known the girl, had suodeur
ly retired from the service after the
fight In the wilderness and was living
IN his paternai estate in England with
q lady Of rare beauty who had great
Influence over him, although she ala
not bear his name. He never aslkad Tor
furthers news of her. but often in pze
subsequent career, when he had become
the scourge of the Iroquofs ara
Hurons. he thought of Judith Of the
Lake and sighed.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
CITY NEWS
PROMINENT MISSIONARY
 TO SPEAK IN BISBEE

Rev. c. R. collender, of Siam. a missionary under the Presbyterian foreign mission board, will speak in the Presbyterian church on Wednes- day and Thursday nights of this week at 7:45, and Thursday afternoon at 2:30 be will address the members of the Woman's Missionary Society and their friends. He will also speak in the Presbyterian chapel at Lowell on Friday night.
 Mir. Collender carries a stereopticon and slides with him and his night ad- dresses will be illustrated with scenes of the mission fields. showing the work being done and the needs of the peo- pie. He is visiting the Presbyterian churches of Arizona in order to in crease interest in the great work of foreign missions.
 very cordial invitation to attend his meetings is extended to the pub lie by the session of the Presbyterian church The women are especially invited to the Thursday afternoon meeting. A free-will offering to be used in foreign mission work will be made at the evening meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

'. K. Rinehart is able to attend to ouslness after brief illness.
 MISS Adkins, who is teaching elocu- uon In Bisbee, left yesterday after. day afternoon for Douglas to take part in a recital there.
 A. F. Parsons returned to Douglas yesterday afternoon. after addressing tne Warren District Democratic Club the night before.
 Turner White, brother of Ex-Sheriff White. was in the city yesterdav on business.
 Superyisor-to-be w. M. Adamson re. turned to Douglas yesterday morning after having come over to a meetinS or the Democratic county central com mittee.
 W. B. Cleary, Independence I,eague candidate for delegate to conpress left yesterday afternoon to deliver an address in Tombstone.
 Sher1n Jack White was in Bisbee yesterday.
 K M- Johnston was in yesterday from the Huachucas.
 o " Brown of Douglas was in Bis. bee yesterday.
 Attorney J. F. Ross, who addressed the Warren District Democratic club the night before, left yesterday after noon for Douglas. his home.
 Joan $. Williams, nominee of the Republicans for district attorney, was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Bishop Vandaguen. of Laredo. Tex, IS in Bisbee on a visit to his friend Father Buerer, who has been i'll but is much improved.
 Judge Frank Goodbody of Tomb. stone was greeting Bisbee friends yes terday.
 Andy Scott returned yesterday to Douglas, after attending a meeting of the Democratic couney central com mittee. of which he is a member.
 Supervisor G. J. McCabe has return ed from attendance onSthe National Irrigation Congress.
 Frank Johnson, who was in attend ance on the National Irrigation Con- gress at Albuquerque, has returned to his ranch
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. In and for
 +he fso,,ssfs os coeh;se

VI tnc SoCono Suofcf6i U1Sfrsct oI the
 Territory of Arizona. In and for
 the County of cochise.
 Mable ulingsworth, Plaintiff, ys. Earnest nlingsworth, Defendant Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise, and the com plaint filed in the said County of Co chise, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory Of Arizona Sends Greetings: To Earnest nlingsworth.
 You are hereby required to appear lin an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise and to answer the complaint fled therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service, after the service on you of this summons (if served within the county; otherwise within thirty days), or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona in and for the County of Co chise, this 5th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eight.
 (Seal) GEO. B. WILCOX. Clerk By W. D. Boggs. Deputy Clerk.
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DEMOCRATS ATTENTION.
Prescott, Ariz., Sept 2S, 1908. To all Democratic Clubs and Bryan Clubs of Arizona:

Prescott, Ariz., Sept 2S. 1908 To all Democratic Clubs and Bryan
 Clubs of Arizona:
 Gentlemen: -Notice is hereby given that I am directed by the Democratic national committee on organization to prepare a call on every Democratic or Bryan Club in this territory to send in the names. with q list of officers, of each club, eiying address of each, to the Hon. John W. Tomlinson. chair. man of the Democratic national com. mittee on organization at The An. pex" Chicago, so that literature, badges, buttons, and weekly letters. may be sent to your clubs from MT Bryan during October.
 Therefore this cail is hereby made that the names and officers of each club be immediately sent in as above requested And you, and each of you, are urged to organization by increas. ing your numbers and membership everywhere. that ali may receive the literature. letters, etc, above named and our organizations may be fully in. formed on all issues involved alike. and the party firmly organized
 Very truly.
 J. B. DILLON.
 Chairman Ter. Dem. Cen. Com. U. II. Robinson. Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
COMMITTEE LADIES

A committees of five lady members of the Warren District Country Club have been appointed as lady mem befship committee and to ar range for lady golf and tennis matches in the future; also afternoon and even ing tea and card parties. The follow ing Is the committee appointed: Mrs. c. F. Phfibuook. Miss Virginia Bagby, Mrs. g. F.. Hazard. Mrs. Frank Jurif and Miss Fritz The greens committee will aold a meeting tonnor- row and decide on whether the ladies may have fun use of the golf links on Saturdays and Sundays
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
COPPER.

Boston-The head of one of the leading New York metal selling agen- .cies, who was in Boston yesterday, says: T do not anticipate any imne. .diate change of quotations for cop per either up or down. There is an enormous volume of business hanging over the market which is dependent upon the election. I believe that any fractional lowering of prices would re suit in a resumption of speculative buying
 Tt was the speculative buying of copper at 121a cents that prevented manufacturers from getting their cop per year ago at between 10 cents and II cents, for at that time, in view of the abnormaIly large supplies in this country, nothing could have held up the metal market except this spec ulative buying.
 Conditions are now intrinsically very sound, and while, temporarily, production may be exceeding con sumption, stocks have not yet begun to accumulate. and before they do. would not be surprised to see another buying movement start in. A buying movement of more or less extent might possibly start in to discount the election if the news was particularly favorable for Taft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

MT. and Mrs. H, Gardner of London, England, England, arrived in Bisbee yesterday afternoon from Fl Paso on a visit to their son, Walter Gardner, employed in the engineering depart meut of the Copper Queen Gardner is heavily interested in mining prop erty in the United States, and will visit the several copper camps of North America prior to his return to London
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
LADIES' AID OF M. E. CHURCH.

The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet in the church parlor Thursday afternoon from to o'clock As there is to be an election of officers for the follow ing year, every member is requested to be present. Bring your friends. as there will be a social after business is transacted
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
NOTICE

Warren District Country Club dues are due for September, October. No vember, December $500, locker s1.0O. Your balance owing may be found with the treasurer, H. A. Schwartz. Bank ofBisbee, or of the secretary. Kindly remit you fee Dues and locker charge at once Payments for building house and lockers must be met this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
BIs6EE-BIRMINGHAM.

O. W. Zane was in from the Bisbee- Birmingham property up Tombstone canyon yesterday after supplies, and doing politics. He again stated that he was expecting any day one of the company's heaviest stockholders from Alabama, and that soon after his ar rival he expected the property to re sume operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

Every citizen of the Warren district and of the county wlo is eligible to vote if registered, is again reminded that the time is growing very short. and that less than week remains in which he may qualify for voting in the coming election. Registration may be made with any justice of the peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
ENTERTAINED CANDIDATE

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph E. Morrison of this city entertained Ralph Cameron, Republican candidate for delegate to congress. and few prominent local Republicans. at a dinner yesterday evening
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
TWO DIsoRpERLIEs.

Justice Hogan yesterday disposed of two cases, both of the defendants be- ing charged with disturbing the peace. They both entered pleas of guilty and were given the usual fine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
MORNING
READ THE PAMPHLET.

The city clerk has mailed to each taxpayer a pamphlet containing the reasons why you should vote for the bonds. Every taxpayer should read it carefully. Do not fail to register before Oct. 14th. The city council wants full vote on the bond question
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
NARROWLY ESCAPED DEATH

The cable supporting the dinkey cage at the Irish Mag parted yester day morning while two timbermen were using it in repairing the walls O the shaft. The cage lodged between the TOO and 500 levels. and the meI were taken out uninjured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
NOTICE TO EIks

All Elks that desire to participate in .Elks field day to be given at Don Luis Park Nov. lst by B. P. O. F.. lodge No G71, will please meet at Elks club this evening at s o'clock sharp. Ger. Eth.