The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-01-12
Copyright by A. c. MeChfg A Co
Entered al SlaIiOueI's Hall Lon3en
synopsis

oShFf 4 ny T. ne Story opens "
stage OF the Ciyl War Gen. lee
imparts TO Captain Wayne secret
message TO Longstreot, upon the delivery
Sanitd by Sergeant Craig, en- old army
scout Wayne starts out ON his dangerous
mission.
CHAPTER 1.-THE two mesaencers
mako d Ui. ride. dudgng squads Of sol.
oilers, almost lose their bearings and final.
" are Wit! 'n The lans nf TIE ca 3D., hay.
ang, p.nYtratcd tho Gordon Of pickets un.
molcstcd.
CHAPTER III, -Ercourterlng a small
purty OF soldiers IN the darkness. Wayne
Us taken for federal officer who came
20 kesp an appointment, IL accepted az
nis representative, and young lady on
horseback IL given IN his charge.
CHAPTER Iv..-rhe female compnn,op
pi ,He Two southern scouts Is a northern
klrt who, when she becomes aware or
lnelr army affiliations, slashcs WAYNE with
hv, tt1UW..G Whlp ana attempts TO escape
CHAPTER v.-one of tho horses Civ.
sng out, Wayne orders Craig 10 get
mrough with the dispatches 70 Long.
street, He and Ny Lady Of the North
are Iert alone near a rocky gorge.
CHAPTER VL--Ths Confederate, officer
and the Union girl thread the mares OF
,nS woods. He discovers. a lonely hut,
ann entering II In the dark n huge rnat,
III attacks him. The girl shoots tie brute
5ust In time. S'
CHAPTER vIT-The owner of tbo hrt
~ JED Bunsay, appears and he and his
sIe give the captain a welcome sud
nsnly party OF horsemen are observed
coming down the road.
CHAPTER vIrL-They are led by n
n man claiming TO be Red Lowrie, who
NA sNks, Az.
and her husband to act as a guide, The
woman discovers tho man 10 he a dis
nuisec impostor, attacks the Intruder and
heIe is general melee.
CHAPTER lX-The d!sg7,lsed I.sasr
proves 10 be Major Brennan y Federal
IIheer whom the Union girl recognizes,
ne orders tho arrest OF Wayne as a any
The girl protests and says abe will anpeai
90 General Sheridan.
CHAPTER X.-wayne b.,d nr,.o,- o..
"a cope, secs files or Confederates nasa
yne road at a distance and knows fbsa
Sraig has delivered the message.
~sHAPTER SI.--The captive is brouyht
oetofs General Sheridan who rafusns to
~ s MN free unless hs reveals lie secret
a. ChhiTER NTT.-Captain Wayne is led
Is E EadniirS pr mat the woman he admircs
ncer, who hates him, lie is given Tho
choice Of revealing the Lee messasc ' nr
OF belns shot as u spy.
CHAPTER XIIL-Wayne ia ,os.,,o,
rom nus prison 10y jed Bungav. ono az
f Niremi !lnat Rsl quick report thrrph the
'he mission 'N "'"i' i" 0"
At that moment the music ceased
suddenly, and afraid to proceed until
1t should strike u2 again, | braced
rlysolf securely on projecting stone
and bent my head over the orifice un.
III I could catch a portion of the con
yersation being carried on by my un.
conscious noiChbors.
NO. said the cavalryman, gmfily.
and apparently in reply to some pYcrl.
GUS question, the fellow was most
deyili5h obstinate; wouldn't tell the
first thing; even q threat of treat.
ing hin as spy and hanging him
outright proved OF no avail But
Sheridan's theory is that Lee has or
dered Longstreet to bit our rear
while he makes a direct attack in
front. That's why the old man pro.
poccs to get In his work first, and
we march at daylight to form CON
nection with Hancock. BY Jove,
Chesley but that woman in black over
there with Follanshee is the handsom.
est picture I've seen south of the line.
Mark how her eyes sparkle, and how
prettlly the light CLEANS in her hair.
Who is she, do you chance TO know"
"Yes," lispcd the other, languidly,
met her at breakfast, headquarters,
this morning. Deuce6 pretty and all
that, mighty good style, too, but taken,
old man. She's Brennan's."
What! not Major Brennan?" in sur
prise. ''Why, he's always posed as a
bachelor among our fellows"
d Don't know anything about that,
dear boy" indifferently, but the lady
came In with him yesterday, was in
PRODUCED to the crowd of us as Mrs.
Brennan, and he called her Edith.
Deuced nice name, Edith. As Bren-
nan has shown such poor taste as tc
be absent tonight, | am inclined to give
q little of my time to his lady. Far
and away the prettiest thing here
Well, so long, Somers; see you In the
morning. I'm going to give the fair
Edith a whirl."
The cavalry legs shifted their posi-.
don; the band resumed it's functions,
end In the renewed activity and noise
began Egain the toilsoms climb, my
cnind now a havfldarad rhans hstw.>r