Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-22
~ spy IN THE MAN DERAGGIO.


lns Already Capt. hostrik had taken
~ ~ m nave the engine repaired. Thanks
10 efforts OF Messrs. Samuel Grech Il
- shinninc agents of the Strada Le-
20 10 which the ship had been con-
lli,o4 the work advanced rapidly. But
es+, rao11ired five or six days, for they
na5 n unship the air pump AGA the con-
I"Hsar several tubes OF which were work
~ lady. The delay was very serious to
IN. Antekirtt, who was most anxious TO
- an To the Sicilian coast. And he even
so5.ebt Of sending for the Savarena, but
stueeen,ed better to wait a few days longer
~ ~ tort for Sicily in a fast and we'll
armed snip. e
"'uowever, as matter of precautlon, and
,,,ay of eyentualities that might arise,
bn sant message by submarine cable to
hbn9esirtta. and ordered Electric No. , to
rise of the coast Of Sicily near Cape
Porto di Palo.
.hort O'Clock in the morning a boat
oome on board with Maria Ferrato and
law brother. Both were received by the
5ontor with marks of the liveliest affec-
Van Luigi was introduced to the cap
an and crew as the mate, the officer
NO renlaced being transferred to Electric
No. 3
with regard to Luigi, there could be no
MISTAKE: he was a thorough sailor. His
courage and bOidness were known from
M ay in which thirty-six hours before
Ia had acted in the creek of Melleah. He
was received with reclamation. Then
bts friend Pierre and Capt. kostrik did
tbe bonOrs of the ship, which he went
roupd to examine in all her details; while
me doctor conversed with Maria and
smoke of her brother IN way lhaC deeply
affected her.
Yes she said, she is all his father"
To The DOCTORS proposal either for her
10 remain on board until the end of the
projected expedition, or to return direct
IN Antekirtta, where he offered to take
bpr Maria asked to be allowed to go with
him TO Sici v; and it was agreed that she
should profit by the stay OF the Ferrato at
VaIetta to put her affairs in order, to sell
certain things which were only valuable
as remembrances, and realize the little
she possessed, so as to take up her
quarters on board the day before the yacht
left.
The doctor had told her of his plans,
aud how he was going to persist until he
had accomplished them. Part ofhis plan
1ad bepn now realized, for the children OF
Andrea Ferrato need now have no anxiety
ior the future. But to get hold Of Toron-
thai and Sarcany on the one hand, and
Carnena on the other, remained to be
done. and it would be done. The two for
mer be thought he should meet
with in Sicily, the latter he had still to
seek.
Thus be told Maria, and when he had
finished she asked to speak with him in
private.
"Wbat / am going to tell you have
hitherto though 1t my duty to keep hid
den from nv brother. He would not have
been able to contain himself; and prob
ably new misfortunes would have come
upon u.s.
"Luigi is at this moment among the
crew forward" answered the doctor.
"I,et us 90 into the saloon and there
YOU can speak without fear of being over
heard"
When the door of the saloon was shut,
they sat down on one of the benches, and
Maria. said,-
"Carpeua IS here, doctorw
"ln Malta?'
Eyes for some days."
AT YalettaW
"Iu the Manderaggio where we live"
The doctor was much surprised and
pleased.
.'You are not mistaken. Maria?'
'NO, | am not mistakenl The mans
face remains on my memory, and hum
dred years might go by, but should re-
c0gniZe MIN! he is herep'
Luigi does not know this"
"No, doctor; and you understand why
did not tell him. He would have found
Carpena, he would have provoked him
perhaps"
You have done well, Martial The man
belongs to me alonel But do you think he
has recognized YOUR
Il do not know" answered Maria.
Two or three times have met him in the
lanes Of the Manderaggio, and he has
turned round to look after me with a GER
tain suspicious attention. il he has fol-
lowed me, If he has asked my name, he
OUGHT TO know who am"
He has never spoken to your"
"Never"
And do you know why he has come TO
Valetta, and whathe has been doing since
his arrival?,
"All can say is that he lives with the
most hateful men in the Manderaggio.
he hangs about the most suspicious
drinking-houses, and associates with the
worst Of the scoundrels. Money seems
10 be plentiful with him, and ! fancy
that be is busy enIisting bandits like him
self to take part in some yillainous
scbpme-o
"HereO
81 do not KNOW
VIII KNOW "
AT this moment Pierre entered the
saloon followed by the young fisherman,
and the interview was at an end.
"Well, Luigi" asked the doctor, ''aTe
you contented with what you have
seeayD
The Ferrato is a splendid ship"
am glad YOU like her." answered the
ooetor. "for you will act as her mate until
cFcumst ances take place TO make you her
captain"
"Oh, sir--W
My dear Luigi" said Pierre, "with
will come"
Yes, all things come. Pierre, but say
la,nef with the help Of God"
para and Luigi then took their leave
.DIet0rn 10 their small lodging. IL was
arranged that Luigi should commence his
tules as soon AS his sister had come on
Duar0' II would not do for Maria 10 re.
nam alone in the Mandprapgio, for II
.W possible that Carpena bad recognized
ue daughter Ot Andrea FerratO.
h1n the br0tuer and sister had gone.
Ie doctor sent for Point Pescade, "a
mnom he wished TO speak In Pierre's
q. .escade Immediately came in, and stood
~ lue attitude OF a man ever ready IA
c.. I've an order and ever ready 10 exc
Point Pescade,v said the doctor, 81
uaYe need Of YOU"
DJ me and Cape Matlfoup
~, you alone az present"