Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-18

AS he sat before bic tent thinting. a man paused in front Of him. holding his broad sombrero in his hand. As Holton glanced at him euriously his face lighted with recognition.
 Pierre," he cried, rising. What do you vant?"
 The Cuban nodded to him gravely.
 ''Can you come with me, Lieutenant HOlton? It Is very important"
 Holton, without replying, accom- panied the Cuban
 The two hurried along until at length the Cuban stopped in front of a long, rambling. one-story building. evidently used at one time as a bar racks for the Spanish soldiers. He leaned down and took on his shoes, motioning Holton to do likewise.
 Realizing that the situation was rife with importance. the American sat down and complied without word.
 Then, rising in his stocking feet. Pierre took from his pocket key, un- .0eked the door, and entered. motion .gg Hclton to follow. After they were 10th inside, the Cuban closed the door  and locked it, withdrawing the key and placing t in his pocket again.
 She has not arrived yet" remarked 1 Pierre. 'I am happy. l feared IL would be too late"
 Too late for what? Who did you sxpect to find hereg" whispered Hol- 1 on, almost irritably.
 For answer Pierre squeezed his arm ! and silently pointed out into the night. Following the mans finger, Holton ! iaw the form of a woman alighting rom a pony. As his eyes strained ! 10 recognized Miss La Tossa. 1 By her side was a man and, as his | ace turned toward the building, Hol- | on gasped and whispered hoarsely to | lis companion:
 1 ''Give me that key!"
 The Cuban's hand frightened on his Irm like a wise.
 | 'No-come. I am certain now the way is clear. I feared he was below. ! t is all right. Cons" Something in the fellows manner ! made Holton's obedience implicit. i Without a word he followed the man. | The Cuban had lighted a candle. Fol owing the light, Holton could see a ong tunnel opening before him. h he apartment itself were several cleo. ricaI appliances, and a push-buttoh yas in the wall. 1 Holton maryeled greatly at what he vas going through, but the man be lad seen with Miss La Tossa was up lermost in his mind.
 T thought that fellow, Cesnola, was lead he said tensely.
 For the man with the girl was none ,ther than that of the omnipresent and apparently immortal waiter of the Sew Willard.
 Pierra laughed without mirth.
 The man is a deyilI" he replied The firing party at his execution was elected by an officer friendly to him They shot over his head. He pretend sd death. Thus he escaped. General
 5arsia was tricked by his own men"
 Holton nodded.
 But what is the meaning of all :hese instruments ?'' he asked. "Ant Ehy have you brought me here?"
 The man faced Holton gravely.
 ''Thls tunnel" he answered, Heads lnder the heart of Santiago At shori distances it is packed with dynamite
 This key will release the spark that sets it of. It is the plan that the city . and the American soldiers shall bt blown to pieces, after which, the Cuban soldiers now gathered on the secret trail, leading into the town, vii rush in and assume control Holton's breath ceased for the mo nent and half cbokingly he placed hi: hand on Pierre's shoulder.
 And Miss La Tossa?" he asked quayeringly.
 "Senorita has been selected tC press the button. have brought yoU here to stop her. To save the city, tt save the Americans, to save herself | for when that button IS pressed sh'