Then they heard a report, succeeded in a few moments by another, and again they halted. By this time they were close enough to the spring to note the struggle going on between two men, and then, as they fell to the ground, another puff of smoke came, followed by a report, and the uppermost combatant fell backward with a wild yell.
After waiting for a few minutes, and seeing nothing to occasion further alarm, the two travelers approached the spring, with arms in readiness, and sheltered behind their horses’ bodies.
There was no need of this caution, however, as they soon found, and as but one of the three men showed any signs of life, they at once set about restoring him. The first words that Marcos Sayosa spoke when he once more opened his eyes, were of Tomas Ventura; then noting the old man lying apparently dead, the young miner rushed to his side, not heeding the astonishment that was pictured upon the face of the two travelers.
On examination, they found that although very badly wounded, Ventura was still alive, and set about restoring him. For a long time all efforts were futile, but then the old man opened his eyes, and when they rested upon Augustin Canelo, he exclaimed:
“Holy Virgin, it is he!”
“And are you indeed Tomas Ventura?” eagerly asked Canelo.
“Yes, yes, but I shan’t tell you; you would kill him! Yes, you would kill the boy, so you could get his wealth. Ah-ha, I know you—I know you well. You wanted me to murder the babe, but I fooled you; ha! ha! ha! yes, I deceived you!” screamed Tomas Ventura, wildly.
“Then he lives—you did not kill him? The child, I mean?”
“Yes, yes, I did—I did kill him! Marcos, Marcos, come here, or he will murder you because you stand between him and wealth. Come, let us go to Senora Canelo, your mother, Marcos; she will protect you!”
“Peace,tio, no one will harm you now. These gentlemen are friends. They saved our lives, don’t you remember?” said the youth, soothingly.
“No, I tell you, no! He is your deadly enemy, that manis. He is your uncle, and hired me to kill you, but I deceived him, and now you will be rich—rich, and so will Carlita!”
“This is not altogether raving, senor,” said Canelo, to Marcos, as the latter glanced at him. “But we can not explain now. When we get to thehacienda, I will do so. Do you think he could be borne in a litter?”
“Yes, yes, Imustbear it! I must see the Senora Canelo before I die, to tell her all I know,” cried Ventura, eagerly.
“Don Augustin, what does this mean?” asked Tadeo Campos.
“You hear. It is true what he says. I did hire him to dispatch Felipe Canelo, and if he speaks true, then this man must be the real heir.”
“The features are the same as his father’s. Holy Mother, if it should be true!” murmured Campos, placing a hand upon the shoulder of the astonished youth, and keenly scrutinizing every feature.
“Felipe Canelo—what do you mean? Who am I?” he faltered.
“We shall soon see. But come. We must fix a litter between two horses, and convey Ventura to thehacienda. There is no time to lose,” returned Canelo.
The litter was soon formed, and the wounded man placed in it. Before they started, the body of Sylva Cohecho was examined, but nothing of any importance discovered. Canelo recognized him as one of the Jarochos who had belonged to his band. He was left where he had fallen, to feed thezopilateorcoyote, a fitting end for the brutal traitor and murderer.
As they rounded the pile of granite, the concealed horse that had belonged to Cohecho was discovered by his whickering, and then the party were again remounted, and able to travel at a tolerable rate without inconvenience. It was some time after dark when they reached thehacienda, and while the wounded man was being cared for, Tadeo Campos proceeded to break the news to Senora Canelo.
He found the three sitting together, and, as Felipe had confessed his fault to the elder lady also, his task was far less difficult than he had anticipated. This he learned before he told his story, and, thus set right, he narrated what he had overheard, and the resolution he had come to, of searchingout the uncle, Augustin Canelo, and how he had accomplished it; not, however, without many interruptions from his hearers. He dared not tell all at once, but hinted that it was barely possible the missing son might be found yet. Indeed, that he was almost certain of his being yet alive and well.
In the meantime, Augustin Canelo had been closely questioning Tomas Ventura, who was now perfectly sensible, and was finally convinced that the youth we have known as Marcos Sayosa was none other than the long-mourned-for Felipe Canelo.
The astonishment of the latter, who heard it all, may be better imagined than described, when he found that he was the brother of the beautiful Luisa who had so deeply interested him, and that the handsome, stately lady was his mother.
On the next day the entire party collected, and all matters were fully cleared up, although it was a painful meeting between the injured mother and the murderer of her husband. No further doubt remained as to the identity of Marcos, or Felipe, as we must now call him, and he was warmly, almost wildly, welcomed by his mother and sister.
And the one who had believed himself the stolen son was not the least happy among them, although his birth and parentage were once more shrouded in mystery. All Canelo could tell him was that he had been taken by a detachment under Lopez Romulo, or Barajo, in an attack in which all but he had been slain by the Jarochos. For what he was spared, could not now be told.
Canelo had been threatened with death with the demands of the priest and Romulo, and it was then that the letter was written, and the youth deceived as to his parentage. After his departure, Canelo had been confined in the cell with the knowledge of only Andrez beside the two confederates; it being given out that he had died, and was buried, at his own request, by the priest and Romulo.
The youth once more took his name of Barana, but, to prevent confusion, changed Felipe into Florencio, and some two months after the discovery of the real heir, there was a double wedding, in which Felipe and Carlita, Florencio and Luisa, played the leading parts, and it is on record that neither of the quartette ever had cause to regret the act.
Tomas Ventura recovered from his wound, and lived to play with the children ofhischildren, as he called Felipe and Carlita, dying at a “green old age,” outliving Tadeo Campos, who, however, taught Felipe junior how to ride and swim.
Augustin Canelo entered a monastery, but did not live long after renouncing the world, his constitution being undermined by the tortures he had endured at the hands of the fiendishpadreGayferos.
Felipe made good use of his mining experience by discovering a rich silver lode upon his own land, and was very successful in working it.
Lucas Planillas was not forgotten by Felipe, who made him his headmandorneupon his silver mine, and the majority of his comrades who had borne the “Scarlet Shoulder” knots were employed by him as workmen.
“And so we leave them, in peace and happiness.”
THE END.
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Meeting of the Muses. For nine young ladies.
Baiting a Live Englishman. For three boys.
Tasso’s Coronation. For male and female.
Fashion. For two ladies.
The Rehearsal. For six boys.
Which will you Choose? For two boys.
The Queen of May. For two little girls.
The Tea-Party. For four ladies.
Three Scenes in Wedded Life. Male and female.
Mrs. Sniffles’ Confession. For male and female.
The Mission of the Spirits. Five young ladies.
Hobnobbing. For five speakers.
The Secret of Success. For three speakers.
Young America. Three males and two females.
Josephine’s Destiny. Four females, one male.
The Folly of the Duel. For three male speakers.
Dogmatism. For three male speakers.
The Ignorant Confounded. For two boys.
The Fast Young Men. For two males.
The Year’s Reckoning. 12 females and 1 male.
The Village with One Gentleman. For eight females and one male.
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The Genius of Liberty. 2 males and 1 female.
Cinderella; or, The Little Glass Slipper.
Doing Good and Saying Bad. Several characters.
The Golden Rule. Two males and two females.
The Gift of the Fairy Queen. Several females.
Taken In and Done For. For two characters.
The Country Aunt’s Visit to the City. For several characters.
The Two Romans. For two males.
Trying the Characters. For three males.
The Happy Family. For several ‘animals.’
The Rainbow. For several characters.
How to Write ‘Popular’ Stories. Two males.
The New and the Old. For two males.
A Sensation at Last. For two males.
The Greenhorn. For two males.
The Three Men of Science. For four males.
The Old Lady’s Will. For four males.
The Little Philosophers. For two little girls.
How to Find an Heir. For five males.
The Virtues. For six young ladies.
A Connubial Eclogue.
The Public meeting. Five males and one female.
The English Traveler. For two males.
The May Queen. For an entire school.Dress Reform Convention. For ten females.Keeping Bad Company. A Farce. For five males.Courting Under Difficulties. 2 males, 1 female.National Representatives. A Burlesque. 4 males.Escaping the Draft. For numerous males.The Genteel Cook. For two males.Masterpiece. For two males and two females.The Two Romans. For two males.The Same. Second scene. For two males.Showing the White Feather. 4 males, 1 female.The Battle Call. A Recitative. For one male.
The May Queen. For an entire school.
Dress Reform Convention. For ten females.
Keeping Bad Company. A Farce. For five males.
Courting Under Difficulties. 2 males, 1 female.
National Representatives. A Burlesque. 4 males.
Escaping the Draft. For numerous males.
The Genteel Cook. For two males.
Masterpiece. For two males and two females.
The Two Romans. For two males.
The Same. Second scene. For two males.
Showing the White Feather. 4 males, 1 female.
The Battle Call. A Recitative. For one male.
The Frost King. For ten or more persons.Starting in Life. Three males and two females.Faith, Hope and Charity. For three little girls.Darby and Joan. For two males and one female.The May. A Floral Fancy. For six little girls.The Enchanted Princess. 2 male, several females.Honor to Whom Honor is Due. 7 males, 1 female.The Gentle Client. For several males, one female.Phrenology. A Discussion. For twenty males.The Stubbletown Volunteer. 2 males, 1 female.A Scene from “Paul Pry.” For four males.The Charms. For three males and one female.Bee, Clock and Broom. For three little girls.The Right Way. A Colloquy. For two boys.What the Ledger Says. For two males.The Crimes of Dress. A Colloquy. For two boys.The Reward of Benevolence. For four males.The Letter. For two males.
The Frost King. For ten or more persons.
Starting in Life. Three males and two females.
Faith, Hope and Charity. For three little girls.
Darby and Joan. For two males and one female.
The May. A Floral Fancy. For six little girls.
The Enchanted Princess. 2 male, several females.
Honor to Whom Honor is Due. 7 males, 1 female.
The Gentle Client. For several males, one female.
Phrenology. A Discussion. For twenty males.
The Stubbletown Volunteer. 2 males, 1 female.
A Scene from “Paul Pry.” For four males.
The Charms. For three males and one female.
Bee, Clock and Broom. For three little girls.
The Right Way. A Colloquy. For two boys.
What the Ledger Says. For two males.
The Crimes of Dress. A Colloquy. For two boys.
The Reward of Benevolence. For four males.
The Letter. For two males.
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The Three Guesses. For school or parlor.
Sentiment. A “Three Persons’” Farce.
Behind the Curtain. For males and females.
The Eta Pi Society. Five boys and a teacher.
Examination Day. For several female characters.
Trading in “Traps.” For several males.
The School Boys’ Tribunal. For ten boys.
A Loose Tongue. Several males and females.
How Not to Get an Answer. For two females.
Putting on Airs. A Colloquy. For two males.
The Straight Mark. For several boys.
Two ideas of Life. A Colloquy. For ten girls.
Extract from Marino Faliero.
Ma-try-Money. An Acting Charade.
The Six Virtues. For six young ladies.
The Irishman at Home. For two males.
Fashionable Requirements. For three girls.
A Bevy of I’s (Eyes). For eight or less little girls.
The Way They Kept a Secret. Male and females.The Poet under Difficulties. For five males.William Tell. For a whole school.Woman’s Rights. Seven females and two males.All is not Gold that Glitters. Male and females.The Generous Jew. For six males.Shopping. For three males and one female.The Two Counselors. For three males.The Votaries of Folly. For a number of females.Aunt Betsy’s Beaux. Four females and two males.The Libel Suit. For two females and one male.Santa Claus. For a number of boys.Christmas Fairies. For several little girls.The Three Rings. For two males.
The Way They Kept a Secret. Male and females.
The Poet under Difficulties. For five males.
William Tell. For a whole school.
Woman’s Rights. Seven females and two males.
All is not Gold that Glitters. Male and females.
The Generous Jew. For six males.
Shopping. For three males and one female.
The Two Counselors. For three males.
The Votaries of Folly. For a number of females.
Aunt Betsy’s Beaux. Four females and two males.
The Libel Suit. For two females and one male.
Santa Claus. For a number of boys.
Christmas Fairies. For several little girls.
The Three Rings. For two males.
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Dat’s wat’s de matter,
The Mississippi miracle,
Ven te tide cooms in,
Dose lams vot Mary haf got
Pat O’Flaherty on woman’s rights,
The home rulers, how they “spakes,”
Hezekiah Dawson on Mothers-in-law,
He didn’t sell the farm,
The true story of Franklin’s kite,
I would I were a boy again,
A pathetic story,
All about a bee,
Scandal,
A dark side view,
Te pesser vay,
On learning German,
Mary’s shmall vite lamb,
A healthy discourse,
Tobias so to speak,
Old Mrs. Grimes,
A parody,
Mars and cats,
Bill Underwood, pilot,
Old Granley,
The pill peddler’s oration,
Widder Green’s last words,
Latest Chinese outrage,
The manifest destiny of the Irishman,
Peggy McCann,
Sprays from Josh Billings,
De circumstances ob de sitiwation,
Dar’s nuffin new under de sun,
A Negro religious poem,
That violin,
Picnic delights,
Our candidate’s views,
Dundreary’s wisdom,
Plain language by truthful Jane,
My neighbor’s dogs,
Condensed Mythology
Pictus,
The Nereides,
Legends of Attica,
The stove-pipe tragedy,
A doketor’s drubbles,
The coming man,
The illigant affair at Muldoon’s,
That little baby round the corner,
A genewine inference,
An invitation to the bird of liberty,
The crow,
Out west.
Poor cousins. Three ladles and two gentlemen.Mountains and mole-hills. Six ladies and several spectators.A test that did not fail. Six boys.Two ways of seeing things. Two little girls.Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched. Four ladies and a boy.All is fair in love and war. 3 ladies, 2 gentlemen.How uncle Josh got rid of the legacy. Two males, with several transformations.The lesson of mercy. Two very small girls.Practice what you preach. Four ladies.Politician. Numerous characters.The canvassing agent. Two males and two females.Grub. Two males.A slight scare. Three females and one male.Embodied sunshine. Three young ladies.How Jim Peters died. Two males.
Poor cousins. Three ladles and two gentlemen.
Mountains and mole-hills. Six ladies and several spectators.
A test that did not fail. Six boys.
Two ways of seeing things. Two little girls.
Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched. Four ladies and a boy.
All is fair in love and war. 3 ladies, 2 gentlemen.
How uncle Josh got rid of the legacy. Two males, with several transformations.
The lesson of mercy. Two very small girls.
Practice what you preach. Four ladies.
Politician. Numerous characters.
The canvassing agent. Two males and two females.
Grub. Two males.
A slight scare. Three females and one male.
Embodied sunshine. Three young ladies.
How Jim Peters died. Two males.
Patsey O’Dowd’s campaign. For three males and one female.Hasty inferences not always just. Numerous boys.Discontented Annie. For several girls.A double surprise. Four males and one female.What was it? For five ladies.What will cure them? For a lady and two boys.Independent. For numerous characters.Each season the best. For four boys.Tried and found wanting. For several males.A boy’s plot. For several characters.The street girl’s good angel. For two ladies and two little girls.“That ungrateful little nigger.” For two males.If I had the money. For three little girls.Appearances are deceitful. For several ladies and one gentleman.Love’s protest. For two little girls.An enforced cure. For several characters.Those who preach and those who perform. For three males.A gentle conquest. For two young girls.
Patsey O’Dowd’s campaign. For three males and one female.
Hasty inferences not always just. Numerous boys.
Discontented Annie. For several girls.
A double surprise. Four males and one female.
What was it? For five ladies.
What will cure them? For a lady and two boys.
Independent. For numerous characters.
Each season the best. For four boys.
Tried and found wanting. For several males.
A boy’s plot. For several characters.
The street girl’s good angel. For two ladies and two little girls.
“That ungrateful little nigger.” For two males.
If I had the money. For three little girls.
Appearances are deceitful. For several ladies and one gentleman.
Love’s protest. For two little girls.
An enforced cure. For several characters.
Those who preach and those who perform. For three males.
A gentle conquest. For two young girls.
A test that told. For six young ladies and two gentlemen.Organizing a debating society. For four boys.The awakening. For four little girls.The rebuke proper. For 3 gentlemen, 2 ladies.Exorcising an evil spirit. For six ladies.Both sides of the fence. For four males.The spirits of the wood. For two troupes of girls.No room for the drone. For three little boys.Arm-chair. For numerous characters.Measure for measure. For four girls.Saved by a dream. For two males and two females.An infallible sign. For four boys.A good use for money. For six little girls.An agreeable profession. For several characters.
A test that told. For six young ladies and two gentlemen.
Organizing a debating society. For four boys.
The awakening. For four little girls.
The rebuke proper. For 3 gentlemen, 2 ladies.
Exorcising an evil spirit. For six ladies.
Both sides of the fence. For four males.
The spirits of the wood. For two troupes of girls.
No room for the drone. For three little boys.
Arm-chair. For numerous characters.
Measure for measure. For four girls.
Saved by a dream. For two males and two females.
An infallible sign. For four boys.
A good use for money. For six little girls.
An agreeable profession. For several characters.
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1 Hawkeye Harry.
2 Dead Shot.
3 The Boy Miners.
4 Blue Dick.
5 Nat Wolfe.
6 The White Tracker.
7 The Outlaw’s Wife.
8 The Tall Trapper.
9 Lightning Jo.
10 The Island Pirate.
11 The Boy Ranger.
12 Bess, the Trapper.
13 The French Spy.
14 Long Shot.
15 The Gunmaker.
16 Red Hand.
17 Ben, the Trapper.
18 Wild Raven.
19 The Specter Chief.
20 The B’ar-Killer.
21 Wild Nat.
22 Indian Jo.
23 Old Kent, the Ranger.
24 The One-Eyed Trapper.
25 Godbold, the Spy.
26 The Black Ship.
27 Single Eye.
28 Indian Jim.
29 The Scout.
30 Eagle Eye.
31 The Mystic Canoe.
32 The Golden Harpoon.
33 The Scalp King.
34 Old Lute.
35 Rainbolt, Ranger.
36 The Boy Pioneer.
37 Carson, The Guide.
38 The Heart Eater.
39 Wetzel, the Scout.
40 The Huge Hunter.
41 Wild Nat, the Trapper.
42 Lynx-cap.
43 The White Outlaw.
44 The Dog Trailer.
45 The Elk King.
46 Adrian, the Pilot.
47 The Man-hunter.
48 The Phantom Tracker.
49 Moccasin Bill.
50 The Wolf Queen.
51 Tom Hawk, Trailer.
52 The Mad Chief.
53 The Black Wolf.
54 Arkansas Jack.
55 Blackbeard.
56 The River Rifles.
57 Hunter Ham.
58 Cloudwood.
59 The Texas Hawks.
60 Merciless Mat.
61 Mad Anthony’s Scouts.
62 The Luckless Trapper.
63 The Florida Scout.
64 The Island Trapper.
65 Wolf-Cap.
66 Rattling Dick.
67 Sharp-Eye.
68 Iron-Hand.
69 The Yellow Hunter.
70 The Phantom Rider.
71 Delaware Tom.
72 Silver Rifle.
73 The Skeleton Scout.
74 Little Rifle.
75 The Wood Witch.
76 Old Ruff, the Trapper.
77 The Scarlet Shoulders.
78 The Border Rifleman.
79 Outlaw Jack.
80 Tiger-Tail, Seminole.
81 Death-Dealer.
82 Kenton, the Ranger.
83 The Specter Horseman.
84 The Three Trappers.
85 Kaleolah.
86 The Hunter Hercules.
87 Phil Hunter.
88 The Indian Scout.
89 The Girl Avenger.
90 The Red Hermitess.
91 Star-Face, the Slayer.
92 The Antelope Boy.
93 The Phantom Hunter.
94 Tom Pintle, the Pilot.
95 The Red Wizard.
96 The Rival Trappers.
97 The Squaw Spy.
98 Dusky Dick.
99 Colonel Crockett.
100 Old Bear Paw.
101 Redlaw.
102 Wild Rube.
103 The Indian Hunters.
104 Scarred Eagle.
105 Nick Doyle.
106 The Indian Spy.
107 Job Dean.
108 The Wood King.
109 The Scalped Hunter.
110 Nick, the Scout.
111 The Texas Tiger.
112 The Crossed Knives.
113 Tiger-Heart.
114 The Masked Avenger.
115 The Pearl Pirates.
116 Black Panther.
117 Abdiel, the Avenger.
118 Cato, the Creeper.
119 Two-Handed Mat.
120 Mad Trail Hunter.
121 Black Nick.
122 Kit Bird.
123 The Specter Riders.
124 Giant Pete.
125 The Girl Captain.
126 Yankee Eph.
127 Silverspur.
128 Squatter Dick.
129 The Child Spy.
130 Mink Coat.
131 Red Plume.
132 Clyde, the Trailer.
133 The Lost Cache.
134 The Cannibal Chief.
135 Karaibo.
136 Scarlet Moccasin.
137 Kidnapped.
138 Maid of the Mountain.
139 The Scioto Scouts.
140 Border Renegade.
141 The Mute Chief.
142 Boone, the Hunter.
143 Mountain Kate.
144 The Red Scalper.
145 The Lone Chief.
146 The Silver Bugle.
147 Chinga, the Cheyenne.
148 The Tangled Trail.
149 The Unseen Hand.
150 The Lone Indian.
151 The Branded Brave.
152 Billy Bowlegs.
153 The Valley Scout.
154 Red Jacket.
155 The Jungle Scout.
156 Cherokee Chief.
157 The Bandit Hermit.
158 The Patriot Scouts.
159 The Wood Rangers.
160 The Red Foe.
161 Beautiful Unknown.
162 Canebrake Mose.
163 Hank, the Guide.
164 The Border Scout.
165 Wild Nat.
166 Maid of Wyoming.
167 The Three Captives.
168 The Lost Hunter.
169 Border Law.
170 The Lifted Trail.
171 The Trader Spy.
172 The Forest Specter.
173 The Border Foes.
174 Border Vengeance.
175 Border Bessie.
176 The Sons of Liberty.
177 The Lost Bride.
178 Keetsea.
179 The Tonkawa Spy.
180 The Prairie Scourge.
181 Red Lightning.By W. J. Hamilton. Ready May 31st.
182 Brave Heart.By James L. Bowen. Ready June 14th.
183 Night-Hawk Kit.By Joseph E. Badger, Jr., Ready June 28th.
184 Mustang Sam.By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. Ready July 12th.
185 Hurricane Bill.By Joseph E. Badger, Jr. Ready July 26th.
186 The Red Outlaw.By W. J. Hamilton. Ready August 9th.
187 The Swamp Scout.By W. J. Hamilton. Ready August 23d.
188 The Shawnee’s Foe.By W. J. Hamilton. Ready September 6th.
189 Mohawk Nat.By W. J. Hamilton. Ready September 20th.
190 Old Jupe.By Mrs. Orrin James. Ready October 4th.
191 The Prairie Rifles.By Henry J. Thomas. Ready October 18th.
192 Old Kyle, the Trailer.By Henry J. Thomas. Ready Nov. 1st.
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