The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-01-31

L thr menu al ~ u % hrus ss"S
iszpias down the HARROW trail In
few minutes Bourks and l had TAX
en- positions on either flank Of the
Apaehs's cave. aud Ne OPENED ap a
sharp fire.
soon Major BroHs made his sp-
pssrahre with the resi OF the SOM
msnd and quickly III. Apseh-s were
completely surrounded. tisfaps be-
ing no~ impossible. Major bro~n
ordered firing To seas-. and through
Lis ih..r1retsrs slmnas.i the AI'a-
shes Ia ala unconditional surrender,
Wells of rage and asiishs- ssf@ tie
reply The Apa.hes declared ,hsy
so,.id Gsh, To death. and dared the
'faoss 10 some sa, NJ i1T hfonh
thea asked them To let the sohish
and ssiiar-a rome out. assuring them
rha, ,h.s ~oaia b~ protected and
treated Kindly. sn, iisr iahisns snis
i-@r-i.
The Iamp,f, Ds:.;sa .hlsh part
of ih- Apaeh-s lay MAS . smooth vail
of Fo4k ,.s hish In he SEALED vita
o@i, ladders The cave. shSss 'h"
others las. .as no, yer, deep, ahd i,
.ss seen ina, IN. roof hnns al sarh
an angie that rifle bullets fired at IL
~.aia glance downward rhs first
tin. sas ordered Ia rain baii-ts into
the msash of the cave So as la hi,
the roof ~ an ansie. In i-ss than
five minate~ on fire b-esn To tell.
the Ap~sh-s ross up sha began 4"
fro over the rampant sa-ah the
.aiiins Of the ~ames sni rhiiir'n
.as heard Then Major Brown Of
ssfrd tk- rn~n Ia cease ffiss and
again dsaana-. sasssasss. az. srfus-
Ing 10 Surrender. 10 let the ssmsa
and shiisr-n come oa,. rof fee
sssm-hss all ms silent. The tnalahs
Too sss' ceased fIsins. II seemed ss
,hsash ,h-s might b. roassI,ias as
,S wsas e.urs~ IN take,
'Tk.h slid. ~aiiias sons 81
rha.. MSS heard. aaa iEr interpret
.rs shoa,-ss That's the ss,ih saaz'
rs-s ss- s.ins "a ehsrre' ,'-r" 's-S
.as.-:'
~Neh 80 ss tnsf- s,i sofs t@sAin1
waErisrs. falls armed. spsans on The
sanrsrts and delivered ypii.' ~
tie m-a nearest them. -siI. srosn
their rsas another party ~ warriors
srssns s..~n ami ,siri 10 &c, ,soans
,t~ let, rahhs >~ssis -t-~y mar oe
the traa. iinT .issh-.i t'"sn sasrs sna
go, s,raiss, q. them. firing as ,h-T
nasaa~ea. hiiiins five .g siS and
driving 'arss h-ssisnE Oft she Fam
PAT, and hask to the saw. In ih-
meshsitr- ,h~ Second linz drove 'SsA
tboe- uh. srisi ta ~~.aP~ by arc
yish, liant The tasisst they s-'s
b~hins sh. ramnsr.. ho~~t-s. sh-f
srH-v-s, she fight. stiii sinsirs and
chanting a.. death sanz
sisl.r Ers~n nov sFslshI ur all
his --Sn an lh~ sirsi line and sent q
t~rsefg hsil at bullets asains, ,h-
roof -t tho rave. while THE Gas s"'
aias an Captain iigrns sna his snr'.
m .tsa. who had h--n srns hack m the
Nparh~ tail. aps.as~i az 'h- Top 81
the rr~ririrr j-s, above tho NrSra"
.,r.nsso,i. aad Within five miru'~s
Eure. had tho whole command roll
ing great i-,ai icrs down into the rrs
writing mass Of rntEapp~t Nrarh-s.
SIN the Indians refused :" surr-n-
.'-r and h"i. or desperately.
Finally. hn~-S-r. their shout. 81
defiance ard war songs "~a.~sl. Then
signaling Captain ittr5s to Jet ur on
the buusi.ts. Major Bro~m ordered
an assault \. the uoop- s'rans
forward into tho cav" by tho rail IN
each HsnI nj tn" rampant they saw
that the tight was over. Only ~ iiy-
inr indiana were left .ou,c Of these
were murtaiiy wounded. MI the
warriors were dead. DYING "r badly
wounded
This was tho beginning "f N"
end cf the Apache war. Within four
mcn,hs. in Anrii. i>;;. all hostile
apache had been placed on r"scrvs-
lions. Later. however. tn" peace
commissioners removed them to
reservation totally unsui'ci to them
and the result was another apache
outbreak in 1855. when 9? sr'tlcss
were killed in New Mexico and Ari-
soma II took Two years to finally