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FOLLOWING THE TRAIL.
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led me to believe they had expected to be followed. The next morning we came to where they had made their first camp. All the evidence we could see of white prisoners in their charge was a few pieces of calico torn up and scattered around their camp-ground.
We followed the trail until we came to where they had made their second camp, and here we found
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One of the bodies being that of an old man.
the waists of two women's dresses, one being some- what larger than the other. The two dress waists we took along with us. Here the Indians had changed their course somewhat, and our guide
