Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

stack. the engine with Rhirelsnder's movable hotel in front of it. bore down on Cassidy's house. Cassidy. himself summing on a pile Of Se3gruo's tiez with his pipe in his mouth and Is two checks in his pocket. little aul- pected what was coming BUt Rhine lander's men saw and understood l. all. A mighty yell rose rom the e. lighted gang as the engine and car sped on. Storm, bareheaded. his bls hair streaming in the sun-clins.r with one hand for safety as he ssl from the end of the foot-Ooard s- stretched his left arm far l- a. semaphore-signaled the e.
 The engineer checked heavily.
 stream of fire ground from the driyi- wheels; the engine jumped in the gr of the brakes and the outfit car. r- leased, headed like catapult straigd at Cassidy's house. Men jumped bec-. as it hurled past The next instant. crashing and smashing ahead. it toe completely through Cassidy's house A great cloud Of dust and timters rose as from an explosion and the next moment what had been a house lay torn into thousand pieces along the right of way.
 Like spent cannon ball the outfit car drove on; men. amazed. watching it's wild flight. It struck the end O. the rails, hung for a moment poised, trembled and toppled head,ong from the embankment into a borrow pit.
 Storm sprang from the foot-board oi the engine. and before the dust of the crash had settled. called his men for ward. Rhinelander's gang respOnde6 with fresh hope and energy. SeagTIe saw with wrath how completely Le had been outplayed. He called h'r men together to rush the Copr Range forces for possession of ta Cassidy yard. They ran forward " picks and shovels. and it looked Storm as if blood might be sned spite of everything. when the lo- shrill whistle of Soda Water Sal v heard down the line. and within few moments Helen brought the engine to stop at the end of t1o steel.
 The deputies, followed by Rhias- lander and his attorney. poured ont of the gangway. Storm met his boss Just what view Amos would take of the summary measures he had adout- ed to clear their right of way the young man felt now a little uncertain about. Rhinelander looked ahead for the familiar landmark which he Lad just acquired at the rather extrava- gant price of ten thousand dollars end asked where the Cassidy house wse. ''Ahl gahn t hell" interposed Cassidy twho stood hstening). pathetically
 Storm pointed to the wreckage lit. tering the right of way and told the story of what had been done by Sea grue and how his play had been de- feated. Rhinelander's face lighted with enthusiasm and Helen's eyes danced with sheer joy. Seagrue. dis- gruntled and beaten. had seated him self on his own right of way on Che pile of ties vacated in excitement tv Cassidy. In another hour RhiRoiar- er's men had made their title tO tho disputed property good
 Cassidy. hewildered by the extraCr- din2ry turn things had taken. started 10 walk back to where Seagrue v-ae. but on reflection. he changed his uirl and. lighting h,s pipe. sat cui down on part of the rcor that for many years given Eiu a 6cacz I shelter. to view the vci ace rC swiftly taken on his forme fe. had less than Seagrue ha -o VI about. With both chcccs il his D. ct, he felt sure he must realize aa least one and he sat on Inc scc long after the men had rlit woc- thoughtfully smoking his r.re and rl- 6ectirg on the queer thing tEst msy happen ir a tsai railroad var.
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