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8YNOPSI3.
Tho vtory opens In n Corifodorato t-nt
nt a crlllcnl ntaifu of tho Civil War. Oan
I.uo Imparts to Oupt. Wnyno nn Importnnt
iiiorhiiho to LotiKHtrcot. Aucotnpanlel by
IwrKt. CrulK, an old iirmy scout, wnyn
nlnrtn nn liln itiIrhIiwi TIib two. nrlur
wild rido. cot within tho lines of tho
rnoiny In tho tlnrkncwm, Wnyno In tnkon
for ft Federal officer who RHtno to lioop nn
nnnolnttnflnt, and n youni: lady on liorso-
tmck Im fflvon In Ills cliaruci, Bho In a
northern Klrl and attPinptH to escnpo htit
fulln. Ono of tho hornet nucciltnliH and
CnilR coon thrmiKh with tho dispatched,
whllo Wuyno and My Ijicly of tlm North
nrc luff nlone. Thoy seek Hholtur In a
hut and entering It In tho dark a hugo
rimotlft nt tacks Wnyno. Thu Klrl nhonta
tho bruto Just In time. The owner of the
hut, one Jed HuriKay. and hln wlfa appear
find noon a patty of honiemen approach.
They aro led by n man claiming to be
Ited Ixiwrlo, hut Mm. Utinifay discover
him to be a dlngulnod Itnpofttor. who
provoa to bo MaJ. Ilrennan, a Kedfral
firiicur whom tho union Klrl rccoKnlres.
II" order llm nrrnnl nt wnvtiii n n nv
While n prlxoner Wnyno neon llleu of Con
fnilnrnlcH puss and known that Craig linn
oeuvorcii i no rnwwmKo, Ho In uroucht bo
foro Sheridan.
CHAPTER XI.Contlnued.
"Vory well, Hlr," lio said Bravoly.
"Your fato is In your own handB,
nnd will dopond very Inrgcly upon
your ropllcB to my questions. You
claim- to hnvo boon tho boaror of
despatches, nnd houcu no spy, yot you
posBCflu nothing to Bubstantlnto your
claim. Aa your regiment la with Loo,
1 prosumo you woro Booking Ixing
tstrcot. Woro your despatches deliv
ered?" "1 have rcaaon to bellvo ao."
"Hy yourself?"
"Dy tho sergeant who accompanied
me, nnd who continued tho Joumoy
after I was dotatnod."
"la Loo contomplntlng an lmmodlato
tnovomont?"
"Qonoral Shorldan," I oxclalmod In
dignantly, "you muat auroly forgot
thnt I am an offlcor of tho Confedor
nto Army. You certainly havo no
reason to expect that I will so far
dlarogard my obvious duty as to an
swer such a quoatlon."
xour roiuaai to oxpiain why you
woro hiding within our Hnoa Is amplo
reason for my lnslstonco," ho said
tartly, "and I am not accustomed to
treating spies with any groat consul
cratlon, oven whon thoy claim Rebel
comraln3lona. You nro not tho first
to acok oacapo In Unit wny. Was
your despatch tho causo of tho hurried
doparturo of Longatrcct's troops east
ward?
This Inat question was hurled dl
rcctly at mo, and I noticed that every
oyo In tho room wns ongorly scanning
my fnco. I had tho quick, flory torn
por of n hoy then, and my cheeks
flushed.
"I positively dccllno to answer ono
word rolatlvo to tho despatches In
trusted to mo," 1 said dollborntely,
and my volco shook with sudden rush
of nngor. "Ami no officer who did
not uiunonor mo uniform lio woro
would Insult mo with tho question."
A bombshell oxplodl"; In tho room
could not havo astonished thorn ns did
my answer. I roallzcd to tho full
tho probablo result, but my nplrlt was
high, and I felt tho uttor usoIchsiicrs
of prolonging tho tntorvlow. Sooner
or later tho samo end must come,
Shorldnn's faco nnturnlly flushed, In
Btnntly grow crimson, and a dangerous
light flamed Into his florco eyes. For
a moment ho scorned unnblo to Bpenk;
tnon ho thunuerod forth;
ou young iooii i can toll you
thnt you will spoak boforo nnotlior
twenty-four houro, or I'll hang you
for n Bpy If It coat mo my commnnd.
Major Hrcnnnn, talco this young popln
Jay to tiio Mansion Houho under
Kuard."
Hrcnnnn stepped forward, smiling
nr. If bo enjoyod tho part assigned to
him.
"Como on, you Johnny," ho snld
coarsely, his hand oluslng honvlty on
my arm. Tnon, seeming unnblo to
repress his plonsuro nt tho ending of
tho lntorvlow, and IiIb presont sonue of
owor, ho bont lower, so that his In
tinlont words should not reach tho
others, and hlHsod hotly;
"Stealing women Ib probnbly moro
In your lino thnn this."
"You misorablo hound 1" I cried
madly. "Nono but n cownrd would
taunt n helpless prisoner. I only hope
1 may yet be free long enough to
wrlto 'ho lie with stool across your
honrt."
Doforo ho could inovo Shorldan wns
upon his feet and botwean us.
"Back, both of you!" ho ordorod
sharply. "There shall bo no brnwllng
bora. Major Hraunnu, you will ro
main; I would speak with you further
regarding this matter. Lleutonnnt Cn
ton, tnko chnrgo of tho prlsouer."
llko was alroady evident wns beyond
question, nnd I had yielded to his
goading to such nn oxtont ns to glvo
those In nuthorlty evory oxcuso for tho
oxcrclso of oxtrcmo military power.
Yot of ono thing I wns firmly ro-
solved no thoughtloHB word of mlno
should over endanger the reputation
of Edith Hronnnn. Klght or wrong, I
would go to n death of dishonor bo
foro I would spoak without hor nuthor
lty. Love and prldo conspired to
make this decision ndamant.
"Como," said Cnton, briefly, and I
turned nnd accompanied him without
thought of roalstnnco. At tho front
door ho ordurod tho llttlo squad of
waiting soldlors to fnlt In, and taking
mo by tlio arm, lod tno wny down
tho grnvollcd path to tho road. I was
Impressed by his deeming carelcss-
r.OBS, but as wo cleared tho gatowny
ho spoko, and his wordB holped mo
to comprohond.
Captain Wnyno," ho said quietly, so
that tho words could not bo over
heard, "you do not rccognlzo me, but
I was the offlcor who conductod you
to headquartors whon you brought tho
Hag In nt WIIboii Creek. Of courso I
must porform tho duty given me, but
I wIbIi you to understand that I wholly
bollovo your word."
lio stopped, extended bis hand, nnd
I accepted it silently.
"Thoro must bo bouio grnvo peraonnl
reuHon vrulcli soais your lips no
(luostlonod.
"Thoro Is."
"I thought ob much. I chanced to
ovorhoar tho words, or rathor a por
tion of thorn, which Brennnn whis
pered, and hnvo no doubt If thoy woro
explalnod to tho Qonoral ho would fool
moro kindly disposed toward you.
It was acked as a question, and I
folt obliged to roply.
"I appreclato dooply your doslro to
aid mo, but thoro aro circumstances
Involving othors which compol mo for
tho presont to sllonco. Indood my pos
sible fate doos not bo greatly troublo
mo, only that I possoss a ntrong do
slro to havo frcodom long onough to
crosB swords with this major of yours.
Tho quarrol botwoon ub has bocomo
bitterly personal, and I hungor for a
chnnco to havo It out. Do you know,
Is ho a man who would fight?"
Tho young follow stiffened slightly.
"Wo aro Borvlng upon tno samo
staff," ho aald moro abruptly, "and
whllo wo havo never boen cIobo
frlouds, yot I cannot honorably tako
sides against him. Ho has been out
twlco within tho last throo years to
my knowledge, nnd Is not devoid
elthor of courngo or aiclll. Possibly,
howovor, tho nrrlval of, hla wlfo may
mako him loss a flre-oator."
even distinguish tho retreating steps
of tho Jailor.
Tired as I was from tho Intonso
strnln of tho past thtrty-olx hours,
oven my anxious thoughts wcro Insuf
ficient to keep mo nwako. Feeling
my wny cautiously along tho wall, I
camo at last to a wldo woodon bench,
and stretching my form at full length
upon It, pillowed my head on ono
nrm, and almost Instantly wns sound
nsleep.
When I awoko, soro from my hard
bed and stiffened by tho uncom
fortablo position In which I lay, It
was broad dnyllght Thnt tho morn
ing was, Indeed, well advanced I
know from tho slnglo ray of sunlight
which streamed It- through a grated
window high up In tho wall oppoalto
mo nnd fell llko n bar of gold across
tho rough stono floor. I was alono.
Even In tho dark of the previous night
I had discovered the solo protonco to
furniture In tho placo, Tho room Itself
provod to bo a largo and almost
Bqunro npartment, probably during tho
o-dinnry occupancy of tho houso n ro
ceptaclo for wood or garden produce,
but now peculiarly well adapted to
tho safeguarding of prisoners.
Tho solid stono walls woro of suf
ficient neight to afford no chnnco of
roachlng tho great onk girders thnt
supported' tho floor nbovo, oven had
tho doing so offered a fivorablo open
ing for cscapo. There woro, apparent
ly, but throo openings of nny kind,
tho outsldo window through which
tho sunlight streamed, protectod by
thick bars of Iron; a second opening,
qulto narrow, and Ilkowlso protected
by n heavy metal grating; and tho
tightly locked door by means of which
I had entered. Tho second, I con
cluded, after Inspecting it closely, was
hand, which I grasped warmly, for I
folt how much depended on his frlond-.
ship, nnd resolved to ask him some
questions which should solvo my last
remaining doubts.
"Captain Wayno," ho began soberly,
looking about him, "you nro In oven
v-oreo stress hero "than I supposed,
but I shall rco to it that you aro
furnished with blankets jeforo I leave
Shorldan Is hasty himself, and his
temper often leads him to rash
language I am suro ho bears you no
mnllco for what you suld. But Uren
nan has his ear, and has whispered
something to him In confldonco
what, I havo been unnblo to ascertain
which hns convlncod him thnt you
nro doscrvlng of death undo, martial
law."
"Without trial?"
"Tho opportunity of furnishing the
Information dcslrod will bo again of
fered you; but, as near as I can learn,
tho charge preferred against you la of
such a prlvato nnturo that It Is deemed
best not to mako It matter for enmp
talk. Whatever It may bo, Shorldnn
ovldently feels Justified In taking tho
caso out from tho usual channels, and
In using most drastic measures. I
am sorry to bring you such nows,
especially as I bollovo the charges
aro largoly concocted In tho brain of
htm who makes thorn, and havo but
tho thlnnost circumstantial evldcnco
to sustain them. Yc. Shorldnn Is
thoroughly convlncod, nnd will bTook
no Interference Tho discussion of tho
caso has nlrendy lod to his using ex
tremely harsh words to his chief of
stnff."
"I am to bo shot, then?"
Ills hand closed warmby over mlno.
"Whllo thoro is llfo thoro Is always
hopo," ho answered. "Surely It muat
CHAPTER XIII.
CHAPTER XII.
Under Sentence of Death.
At this Into dato I doubt greatly
It my situation nt thnt tlmn wns bo
dospornto as I then conceived It. I
quoatlon now whother tho death sent
enco would ever linvo boon oxoctitcd,
Hut thon, with tho memory of Shor
Idan's rngo and my own hot-hoadod
rotort, I fully bohevod my fate was
dostlnod to bo that of tho condemned
Rpy, unless she who alono might toll
tho wholo truth should vohmtnrlly do
wo. Thnt olrcuttinWiuepB had left mo
In the power of on whoso fierce dlu
"Ills wIfo?J'
1 stopped so suddenly thnt ho In
voluntarily tightened his grip upon my
nrm ns though Busplclous of un at
tempt to escape
"Do you," I asked, gaining somo
slight control over myBelf, "rofor to
the lndy who camo In with his pnrty
last evening?"
"Most cortnlnly; sh was presontod
to nil of ub ns Mrs. Hrennnu, sho has
been aBBlgncd rooms nt hla qunrtors,
nnd Bho wears n wedding-ring. Far
too flno n woman in my Judgment for
such a master, but thon that la not so
uncommon a mlstnkj In mnrrlago.
Why, como to think about It, you must
have mot hor yoursolf. Havo you
reason to suspect this Is uot their
relationship?"
Not In tho least," I hastened to
nnswer, fearful lest my thoughtloss
exclnmntlon might bocomo tho basis
for camp gossip. "Indeed I wns
senrcoly In tho lndy's prosenco nt nil
coming In, ub I wnu left In chnrgo of
tho Borgonnt."
PorhupH ho folt that ho had nlroudy
said too much, for wo tramped an In
allonco until wo drew near a largo,
squuro white building standing direct
ly bcsldo the road.
"This is tho old Culvcrton tavern,
known ns tho Mansion House," ho
said. "It Is a tremeudous big build
ing for this country, with ns fine a
ballroom In It ns I have Been slnco
leaving Now York. Wo utlllr.o It for
almost every military purposo, and
among othora bouio of tho strong
rooms In tho basement nro found val-
tiablo for tho Bafokeeplng of Im
portant prlsonorB."
We mounted tho front stops as ho
waH speaking, passing through a cor
don of gunrds, nnd In tho wldo hall
way 1 was turned tovor to tho officer
In chnrgo.
"(Jood-r.lglit. Captnln," snld Cnton,
.kindly oxtondlng his hnnd. "You mny
rost assured that I shall say all 1 can
In your favor, but It Is to bo regretted
that Hrcnnnn has great influonco Just
now nt lendquartors. and Shorldnn la
nut n mnu to lightly overlook thoso
hasty words you spoko to him."
I could only thank him moat warm
ly for his lutoroat, ronllzlng fully
from IiIb gravo mannor my dospornto
situation, nnd follow my sllont con
ductor down somo narrow qud stoop
atalra until wo stood upon tho cemont-
ou uoor oi uio unsomonL tioro a
heavy door In tho atono division wall
wttB oponod; I vat pushed forward
into the donso darkness within, and
tho look cllukcd dully bohlnd mo,
So thick was the wall 1 could not
"I Am to Be Shot, Then?"
n moro nlr passage loading Into somo
other division of tho collar. I noted
theso oponlngs Idly, and with scarce
ly a thought as to tho possibility of
cscapo. i nnu awuKcncu witn sirango
Indifference ns to what my fato might
be. Such n feeling wns not nntural
t mo, but tho florco omotlonB of tho
preceding night had seemingly rol boo
mo of all my usual buoyancy of hope.
It. ono sense I yet trusted that Mrs.
Ilronnan would koop her pledge and
tell hor story to Shorldnn; oven If nIio
failed to do this, and loft mo to faco
tho rifles or tho ropo, then It made
but small odds how soon it should be
ovor. If alio enred for mo In tho
slightest dogreo Bho would not li t mo
dlo unjustly, nnd to my mind thon
Bho had bocomo tho centro of all llfo.
Despondency Is largoly a mnttcr of
phyBlcnl condition, and I was UH
sufficiently fagged to bo In tho dcpibB,
when tho door oponod suddenly, mid
nn ordinary army ration was placed
within. Tho soldier who brougl t It
did not speak, nor did I nttoniru to
nddrosB him; but nftoi ho retired, tho
appetizing smell of the bncon, together
,Ith tho unmlstnkablo flavor of real
coffoo, drow mo Irresistibly that way,
and I mndo a henrty -aoal. Tho food
put now llfo Into me. nnd i fell to
pnclng bnck nnd forth botwoen tho
corners of tho coll, my mind fun of
questioning, yet with a freBh mensuro
of confldonco thnt all would still bo
woll.
i wnb yot at It whon, without warn
Ing, the door once agnln oponod. and
Lleutonnnt Cnton ontorod. He ad
vancod toward mo wltli outstretched
bo in your power to provo tho naturo
of your mission within our linos, and
tho dolay thus galneu will enable us
to lenrn nnd meet thoso moro serious
allegations."
"If I but had tlmo to communicate
with General Leo."
"Hut now la thero : ono, no way
by which such representation can bo
given this vory dny? If not full proof
of your lnnoconco, then sufficient, at
loaat, to causo tho necessary delay?
I ahook my head. "1 know of noth
ing other thnn my own unsupported
word," I nnswered shortly, "nnd thnt
la ovidontly of no vnluo ns ngnluat
Mnjor nronnnn's secrot Insinuations
When Is tho hour set?"
"I am not positive thnt flnnl de
cision has yot boon renched, but I
honrd daybreak to-morrow mentioned
Tho probability of un onrly movement
of our troops Is Uio oxcuso urged for
bucIi unseemly hnste"
I remnlnod sllont for n moment,
conscious only of his Uludly eyes rend
Ing my fnco.
"Mrs. Hrcnnnn," I nskod flnnlly, re
curring to tho ono thought In which I
rotnlnod deep Intorost, "does sho still
remnln In tho camp?"
"Sho was with tho Major at head
quartors this morning. I bollovo thoy
brenkfnstod with tho Gonornl, but I
was on duty so Into last night thnt
I overslept, nnd thus missed tho picas.
nro of meotlng her again."
Wo talked for somo time longer,
and he continued tc urgo mo for
somo further word, but I could glvo
him nono, nnd flnnlly tho kindly fellow
departed, promising to see mo nguln
within M few hours. Greatly as I now
valued his friendship. It was, nover
theloss, a relief to bo alono with my
thoughts onco more
A Strange Way Out.
Cnton enmo In onco moro nbout the
iniddio of tho afternoon, bringing mo
somo blankets; but ho had no nows,
and his boyish faco was a plcturo of
pathos ns ho wrung my hand good
bye Sheridan, ho Bald, had gono
down tho lines, and both Drennan nnd
himself wcro under orders to follow In
another hour. What Instructions, If
any, had beon left regarding my case
ho could not say, but ho feared thu
worst from tho unusual secrecy. Shor
ldan expected to return to his head
quarters that samo evening, ns tho
officers of his staff wcro to glvo a
grand ball.
I folt no Inclination to partako of
tho rudj Buppor left me, and just bo
foro dark I was lying upon tho bonch
Idly wondorlng If that was to provo
tho last vcstlgo of daylight I should
over -behold In this world, when, with
out slightest wnrnlng, tho heavy Iron
grating In tho wall directly abovo mo
foil suddenly, striking tho edgo of tho
bonch, nnd clattered noisily to tho
floor. Tho fall was so unexpected, and
my esenpo from Injury so narrow, that
I lay almost stunned, staring up help
lessly at the dark holo thus left baro.
As I gazod, a faco framed itself In
this nnrrow opening, and two wary
oyes peered cautiously down at mo.
Thoro was no mlstaklcr that counto
nanco oven In tho fast waning light,
nnd I Instantly sat up with an ex
clnmntlon of surprise
"Jed Dungny, ns I live!"
Tho puzzled faco broko Into a grin
of delight.
"Holy Bmoko, Cap," ho ejaculated,
with a deep sigh of relief, "Is thet you,
sunn 7 I wus so durnod skcered I'd
mndo a mess o' it whin thet thnr Iron
drappod thet 1 near died. Whut bo
thoy a goln' tor dow with yo?"
"I havo overy reason to bollovo It Is
their purposo to jhoot me at day
break to-morrow."
"Shoot? Hell!" Ho stared at mo as
It bo bad Just heard his own death
sentenco pronounced, and his llttlo
penked fnco looked ghastly In the dim
light "Shoot yo? Good Lord, Cap,
whut for? Yo ain't dono nothln' as
I knows on, 'copt ter scrnp a bit with
thet blasted Yank, an' suro thot's no
shootln' matter, er cIbo I'd a bin a
goner long ago.
"That 'Yank has Been fit to chargo
mo with being a spy; and as I was
foolish enough to Insult General Sher
idan last night, my fato Is probably
scalod."
This somowhat complox statoment
seomcd to bo too much for Jed to
grasp promptly.
"Gosh, yo don't say! ho muttored.
"Thon, durn It, I'm In luck, for all
they've got agin mo is pot-shootln' nt
a nigger soger up m thor mountings;
en thet nlu't much, 'causo I didn't hit
thor durned cuss."
Jed was carefully covering ovory
Inch of exposed wnll with his llttlo
shrowd, glinting tycs.
"Ain't much show ter work out o'
yero, Is thnr, Cnp?" ho asked at last
reflectively; "lcnstwlso I don't soo
none, 'loss them tlmr dark cornerB lies
got holes In 'em."
"Tho wnll Is entirely solid."
"So I sorter rockoned. Hut If yo'll
crawl through yero lntor my boodour,
thar's n placo whar I reckon thor
tow of uo tcrgcthor mought mako a
try fer It. It's too durn high up for
mo tor git at alono. I reckon, Cap
If yo cud manago ter git out o' yero
ternlght, nn tako somo news ter Leo
thet 1'vo picked up, ho d 'bout make
both of ub glncrals."
"Nows for Leo?" I exclaimed, star
ing eagerly at him through tho now
dnrkened room. "Do you mean it
What newB?"
"Thought maybe thot wud wako yo
up, no cnucuiou. i nis yore b gospci
truth! Sherldnn hos started his In
fnntry on a half-circle march fer Mln
ersvlllo. Ther first division left et
threo o'clock, nn' thnr won't bo nary
Yank lonfln' on ther vnlley by noon
tormorrow. An' moro," ho added rapid
ly, his oyes dancing wildly with sup
pressed excltemont, "Hancock Is a
s .ingln' of his corps west ter raeot
'cm thn.. nn' I reckon, ub how thnr'U
bo hell for snrtln up thor Shcnnndonh
In loss nor a weok."
"Hut how do you know nil this?" I
quostloned Incredulously, ns tho wholo
Bceno and Its dread possibilities un
rolled boforo my mental vision.
"Ther nigger I held up bed a de
spatch fer Holntzclmnn over on ther
lott, an' thon Marlar sho sorter
pumped a young fulo staff officer fer
ther rest o" it," ho replied promptly.
"Oh, it's a sure go, Cnp, an' I reckon
in how mnybo Loo's whola nrmy hnngs
on ono of us glttln' out o' yere ten
night."
(TO ni5 CONTINUED.)
Mrs. Delia
May Sam
uels, whose,
n cturo ac
companies this
t e s t 1 m onial
nnd who re-
tides nt 353
N. Condo St.,
Tipton, Ind.,
writes m ci
l'cruna Co., as
follows:
"Elaht bot
tles of l'cruna
c o in p 1 o tcly
cured mo of
systemic c a
tarrh ot sev
eral y o a r s
standing, nnu
if my husband
feels badly cr
cither of us
catch cold wo
nt onco tako
rcruna."
Stomach Trouble
Mrs. Wilson Robinson. 701 Ncsslo SU
Toledo, Ohio, writes:
"l feci Ulco n new person, x navo no
moro heavy fccllncs, no moro pain, don't
belch up gas, enn eat most anything
without it hurting me. I want to bo
working nil tho time. I have gained
twenty-four pounds.
"People that see mo now nnd saw ma
two' months atto seem astonished. I. tell
them Peruna did it. I will say it is
the only remedy for spring nnd nil other
ailments."
Ask Your Druggist for a Free Peruna
Almanac for W12.
In School.
"Spell 'prohibition. "
"I don't llko dry spoils."
ONLY ONK "lmOSIO QOININIC"
That Is I.AXATIVK I1I10M0 QU1NINK. I.onk tot
IDe signature ni is, w. uhuvk. uica mo worio
otor la Cure a Cold in Ono ltey. 2io.
Difficult.
It is difficult for Mmo. do Stnel "to
grow old gracefully." It Is moro diffi
cult to grow old choerfully.
Just the Thing.
Howell I'm vory fond of travel.
Powell Como around somo night
and I'll let you walk tho floor with
baby.
Womanlike.
Crawford How did your wlfo com
to buy you nil thoso suspenders?
Crabshnw I think sho wanted the)
protty boxes thoy camo In. Judgo.
SUDDEN DISCOVERY.
Mrs. Haymoro How is that mul
you bought of tho deakin, Silas; Is ho
fast?
Haymowo (limping) No, nOt on
tlroly; I discovered, his hind legs aro
looso.
Nelgborly, Anyhow.
Mnybo It Is design or mnybo It's
Just accldont. Anyhow, It certainly
doos look tunny to seo all tho prlncl
pal tnxtcab stations bang up against
drinking fountains for horses. Now
York Mall,
The
Promise
Of a Good
Breakfast
is fulfilled if you start
the meal with
Post
Toastie
Sweet, crisp, fluffy
bits of toasted corn
ready to serve direct
from the package
with cream and sugar
Please
Particular
People
"The Memory Lingers"
Poitum Cerent Company, Llmltsd,
Ualtla Creek, Ulcti.
ti
III
mm
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