Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-05-02

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ny heart ceased to beat and my hair stood
ip. The door slowly opened, and out into
he bright moonlight came the tall figure of :
he dead man! It seemed to pause and hes
tate for moment, and then advanced with
nuffled tread straight to the saloon entrance
IND my cabin. The moon shone full on the
chastity face, bound about with an old red
from which the unclosed S
lead eyes shone as from under cowl. On .
t came, nearer and nearer, while 1 re- d
NAMED frozen with horror. We heard the |.
soft foo step approach the passage door, v
and then heavy fall and all was still. .
At that moment Jacob gave a fearful II
shrek and tainted. This brought me to my s.
senses; and stepping over the prostrate e
black l seized the lamp and hurried il
,ut There lay the ghastly figure across Y
the doorway. had not been dreaming y
shen, and it was no fancy. almost dropped ii
he lamp in my renewed terror. But
oraced myself together, and STOPPING over +
he body turned it on its back. AS did 30 a
! faint sigh came from the white lips. a.
was man again, and roared: Jacob, you ~ ~
diot, come here; the carpenter is not dead g,
1t ALL"
swell, my story is out, We carried him d
pack to bed and nursed him tenderly, and ci
n the morning the doctor came, but we Ia
said nothingto him about the performance =
If the night before. The fact was, Jacob p
had mistaken the deadly trance Of the yel-
ow fever for actual death, and /, being so :
broken down with watching, had never
his statement
Poor Chips had revived little, and in
he strength of delrium had wandered on U
leck; and SO it all came about as l have
old you. Would you believe ita That car
,enter afterward recovered and is alive at G.
he present day. The captain, too. got
,etter Neither Jacob nor caught the fe-
yer, and not many weeks later we left d
that accursed place and were bowling
llong for dear old England. A soft, stall
light at sea like this, always makes me G.
hink of that adventure, and do not relish :
t even yet. !
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