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GILLVD KAP1DS HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1832.
8
A RACE FOR LITE.
4V&4 lcku tvf it Lmc f-U4Tj iaU
WxTiUjr, eaid tha uiaa frn Kcctuckf,
ft:n t-f arLau wtiich bul follow-1 ,
tta .Ark.i.:u im miner's br stcry ha.l
uUilett Well, it tiiJa't tan. mi fciif I
rtutt, t-at tuu't hj3 bilw:. YU all i
tatkua by rin'Lt cf birtn, but jt-u
Hot il &&rt tLal I born aui rrtu-fj
ltbia ra; of thi ery er,t ia fetich
IaiW ail, Siicii faB tha fact, hrwv-r.
Vlt I ;n g jixf to Veil Lii?n!
We trvei At tii tku tf , cuaalJeribl
Juli wL h ros toward tfcd rtat il
L?Jtcbwi iu tuirrww rnl onward for a
milt cr tKj. Nwt 1X0 ynnia from our
d rr all I-vaac Jjiinaca bailt a mLf
cabia tul brunch t hi fan:!! down fn.u.
ILiitajfa. DuilLry, their only buy,
jtut brxit my a?, although not ei -!owitftth
Hi etttlarazici auj atrt &gta
A warm frv-tidaUp aoon ftfran: cp be
tween tts, however, and we speiit iuoii
kcara together ia tbr wuovU with oar
aoa
It wm oetr th end of May, I rt mem
ber. I Lad breu for omj wek.
Acd id!ocAa, you know, jstst at thai sea
oa, brex.!a rwstleaeue: ia auperabun
Uance. I hal often haxd cf th jrrrat Mam
moth care, a few tloza nuU-a dUtaut,
a3l I twcavCu eon mice taat the ideolog
ical formation of the bill in the r a.r of
ur hum indicatwd that another hii
cava rnuit surtIy exut under ths green
tnrfml kioqu 1, for iu the ? alleys wtU-h
lay at its feet I f.mad numerous eink
frtn wli-h g-nrxhn broka usiully
Ixirnt, or from which th warm brriit'.i
the internal cavern fi.au-d up liks the
autokt from iKcirt m.untain wi,wnn.
I mou cunfidtd tay conjecture to Du-l
Johta. Wo talk -d th matter ortr
And derived that on th following dar
would b-iTtn a ene of syteinat-C
exiloritiori!. Tbsm ceelin4d.iy. which
waa bright ard clear, though unnnnally
warm, four.d xw etrin,r out with all
the Dvie-wiry jftrij-hernalia caivllc
inatch, a ror ?c We had tktl
around in every cra-k and cranny, an i
Eoax newn, baric bst all hope, I wad
about to call to Dnd. who had wander d
eff up into a little k.rt of wood, when a
faint shout reached niy ears. I harried
til la the direction whence the voice
fterad to come, and was Boon ftand
ln on the brick of what appeared to be
the month of our much sought afier
cavern.
Away down in tho bowel of the earth
I could see the yellow flare of Dud'dcau
die and faintly diCt.-ra KLj outline aa he
bent forward, pevriuir, out into the dark
befor him. Tho d-wvnt to hU po
rtion ww eajy, and tllel with joy I wan
ocn IVside biai. The sweet danipne,
the sepulchral stillness and the con
stantly trickling dn ; that fell from the
beaded ceilitii" thrilled me with strange
delight. We soon scrambled down from
the precipitoua ledrfe on which we stood
and betfan to grope forward, our candies
Cickrrin fitfully, as if ia danger of be
in :r blown oat at every step.
We bad not proceeded twenty pacee
however, in the black winged darkneee
when we came upon a solid adamantine
wall barrtcg onr way and seemingly
ending cmr Journey. However, afUr
looking around for some time, we de
cided that we could pans under the ob
struction Jut over the brook, which
Cowed serenely frtna beneath its flrn:
breaet. The place was very narrow,
and to acoompiinh this reeolve we luul
to get down an. our hands and kne in
tb water. We didnt mind that ie
bow, and were soon elated to find our
st)lTf4 in an opening as Large as if not
larger than ti:e fLnt chamber that we
entered, although nt nearly so high.
From this rotna we prtvsM en through
a smaller aperture, which gradaally as
sumfxi tfc pr pcrtion of a paseae, dan
grous with juttin;? rx'k and dubious
win ims.
On we hurried, f llowics the tortu
ous stream that ran pnre and pellnrid
from tle imn:en cave which we as
surtxl ourselves must l Jrwt aheal. I
can nrer forget ih ei'vrt of the low,
iwft murmurinir of tht little brock.
loftily audible fr the very abnence of
ether sov.nds. We fenn I it terribly
warm work crawling ovt rough f.-wrd
refks inl s-ue'Tir.-c through narrow
cp,Tiir:--rs; rowoHjo.tly wo every now
and tVn hi!tl to rest.
I rsa't !ay how In we hal ben
f nnderin aNrit in the an l and
wafT fi r w M1 held th course of
thr tr" im when al-'-w, rrini( rerrhHl
cir e.s. A w-trfall w st once s ir
ri"l. certain that a miniature but
l-evj'if il Niu:ri w. j jt l.'. re ns.
CJ wtheri-j rew energy we pu.hM rtpvi
)y f r"vr!. h-vl gorj ad?en riis
jorb ip wln tV. T"sr. whi'"h p'rrp
t;H r C"t l;ued vl'in'e, ?rr!ed to ruri-.-ly
shift ite!f into a priti. n inim
di..N ly nT-rh:vl. but w did nt. exf-et
fonv t oVy thelws of n inr her.
Afr r traversing another dozn nnls
rr v ?nd-bnly notirl that th
-v i ! r wse runn'ng ronddy ind
r t w tTgs nod de-vl leT on
h irry.i : v.rf.we. rmg'dy enonch,
w vi" i t In th lenst aUn vl. f r
wt IN "!,.t it was mrly a Uadslid
ahen j. sn I C'rHTl"l to push on toward
t?; r"'il f- rir ho;-s. Tu? as th wstrr
grMv rigidly de;r snd rnn-ldier t cg
U.r .l w twrud halt mornnf.
an 1 f Ting a i-'aII stick in th bank
At t'l" wsr's w mst hd tb
fKitiV' H-l rr"p !p, tip sbont ind ovr
i nn i'M h perhaps in f nr cr f.r m;n
nr.. j! j.t . 1je,l st m. "Ti's r?i.n?r-x
OM'' : " ', "-'id. d Y't f ! Wf s
Dm b rr'fvT! truh burst ns n n
juTrti'
Mil v. -mt f
a r 'o"'-
- . r-. tt
i t ;rn''; iV'w, It w
r r-- h t5,- p' T1
rani ci n'.J f.'A it and
All w
r tit 1 -T 'r
fi: I V"e .!.";r!. tr
i p. !t-arng t' -Mv rt
rj'-" .:At at t;rf- t: w!l."J i--T w
n rrtr;y rir-eVtix?. r:!!!l ct ;
r-ck in wNr .r; Vm h',rT
w tr-nid. the TOnddy. r-zr nter
': X r-ei-l wi:irg nd n-a'."4
-!r--1 ii mrr-'W Vnni. N
i V,, TO 1 TVJ!!? Iot pt f .f " I
f -d fv w-nter N-nt cur p-- m "
- . r--!.- I w- t 1-
. . iVh I ft t-'l-." pe-4
, . , 5 vrl e'T
1 -" i n' :.0"; '?. v- , '.-
ii, K!i;r.d u aad ti e c-miaot r.W
overt.T zvzxrxZ nxne; 7T5w;j I !
ILaa of our CttLdlaS wvuld g) out, '
iid w rr forced to stLp and rhgLl
it from Ue cu (Lt stall bamd. aa our j
were aH wt and airless. At i
1j-s I stood la the cLuber next tL !
ftal btrrir. ,
V'ht a lu-cment of sujieriae, of dred,
I aScrwd wtile waiting tjr Dui i ,
oi up! I hastily sat tied th walls cf
th:a the tight-et eiin.g avi.iLi'e, ar. 1
lay cart ank an I saw tl.n uuiu'..;ak
able tigiut of ori!'jw ou ev.ry si Ii art 1
OTrhr.L lid l".li joied tUVf, mul
b.-6riaid :id pauriug. 11 loi krd tL
fiend icaruate diili: biLa.-U f rtri
from hut UuUifj -f ai. i rilth. ij;it I
did n.jt Uuu aa my tmdd gz reate.1
ou hjt iit aul tr--utlc-il f?, you may
be sure. 1 rettieiiiutr fecln. a grett
pity for hnu, however.
Treii.Lij.Iy we a-ivancel a few ris
aid c.i.ue u; on tiie wail, but, 1 , no ei;t
W.w vJs.ble! Now i: waa COiK'ealr.-l by
a sic.11 pjol w nh a swift ni.eJtr.-!u tht
swailuwed, with evident gu-sto, thv.-e bits
of wood an t leaf which came near it.
hui.ry ul'et. Wek and overcoUie
with excitement. we sat down on a little
kuoll, &nd with the protruding eyee of
iloomed uitu watched the bteady up
crawling of the streaia, o different fnun
the kung whispering brvok of an hour ago.
The awful silence was oppressive, wLilt)
the heavy iUrkn ks gatherei on every
bide as if to rxtirgii"h our feeble lights.
Loth of our hois were hatles, ami a
unall atrefei'i i f enmaon tnckled from
Dud's forehead a wound that be had
received from a jutting rock or some
obstacle overhead.
The situation was terrifying.
I was almost certain that death was
inevitable, but sir.ijuLirly enough ray
wiiolw attention wa-s centered ou my
miserable companion. I gazed steadily
at him, wondering what his thoughts
nnst t-e, ar.d if all his p.it life was hur
rying before bim in review, as I had
often heard it said men's lives would do
wheu death seemed inevitable. Silently
ar.d steadily, like home great yellow sor-po-nt,
the tirook crawled into the nar
row chamber ami coiled fold on fold.
We had already moved back to higher
ground once, and now it was inching up
about our feet again. Our heads wore
against the highest part of the rock
roof, so it would be better to keep our
place than to move lack to a more
tiying position which would be no safer.
To my dying day I shall never forget
the feelings that crept over mo at the
water stole up along my body cold and
tdimy. It seemed that I was being grad
ually ewailowed by eonie foul mon
ster. The submerged portions of my
body soeined severed from the trunk,
while sure death enveloped me. A sen
sation of insufferable closeness almost
choked me, while the very helplessness
of the f ituaiiou added a thousand terrors.
Dudley sat as one in a profound ktu
por, one hand grapin3 the two inches
of tallow yet left, his other scraping pit
eously along the rough wall, ns though
seeking an exit for its petrified owner.
For my part I became strangely quiet
after a time, while a sense of indiffer
ence poaseeeed me. A sort of resigna
tion to the inevitable, I suppose, for the
floods continued to prees upward. Our
i.houlder were now just above the
waters, while my hand grew so weary
of holding the candle that it seemed as
if about to sink below the surface de
spite my every effort.
Neither of us had spoken for nomo
time, when Dudley suddenly turned t
me. "I can't stand it any longer," he
said simply. "Tell them good by at home
for me if yoa ever get out," and he roso
as if to launch himself forward. I saw
his object at once and reached out to
grasp him. "Hold on. Dud," I said; "I
don't bdieve it is going to got any high
er." "It doesn't make- any difference,"
he repeated. "We both can't livelong
in this small ppace anyhow," and ho
tank from view. I felt him touch ni
a.s he rolled over, and I clutched at his
body to lift him to the surface, but it
etKraped my Kra-sp and a succession of
bubbles told ma that further effort was
uselebs he was drowned. His candle
bad of coarse gone with him, and I
questioned whether it would not bo bort
for me to extinguish my own, since it
was fast oxhausting the oxygen that
was an absolute necessity to my life.
I5ut I could not decide to snuff out th.it
feeble light. It was almotdlike life itself.
I cannot describe to you my felirgs
as I sat a hundred feet underground,
with only a breathing cpace of rive or
six fet about my hea 1, the water at my
chin and the cold form of ray dead
companion at my feet. It seemed as if
this mental torture lasted for hours,
when, lo, a great joy seized me the floM
had cea-'cd to nse. But its akitement
inn b farswifheor I would perish mis
erably from mere exhaustion. Iu half
an hour the wtr sank so low that I
j managed to gt under tb'j rock, and
I with loudly U-ating heart saw otioe
j more the bright, sweet liht of day. It
was akut 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
arid I found that a tremendous rain hid
j fallen, which accounted fr ths torrent
j in the cave.
J I hurried off to the village as fast as
' my ft iff limbs covild carry me and told
! my tory. A score of men went ba--k
' with w au 1 recovered the body of my
comrade.
In that fearful race fcr life h had
' savM mine at th cost of his owu. A.
11, D. iu Short S:oris.
I rrotrtlofi Kplbl for Chnter?
I Th la'e-'t evil for which th tnnfl i
j he'd r!p.'nibte i the b dr:. Ti 'A
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