Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-16

making her feel very nervous. Gan she
come on deck % | cried. Can she use
speal1ng-trumpet? If | could talk to her l
might encourage hef. ct.
She needs it," answered Mary, but
she cannot speak through the tr9inPsC'
she tried it and il made her heau acne.
She is here on deck and | am going TO help
ber stand no as soon as We get nearer:
perhaps she may be able to speak 10 you.
The TWO vessels were now near enough
for a high-pitched conversation Wltn0uV
the assistance of trumpets. ana mary M
Inns assisted Bertha to the side OF the
steamer. where could distinctly see her.
| shouted "a hearty greeting us ever was
sent across the water, bidding hel 10 hool
up a good heart. for help o. S sTine tr;ed
must surely come 10 us. one ueu
10 answer me. but her voice was not stronE
enough. Then she shook her head oy WHICH
I undcrstood that she did not agree WIN
mo in nv hopeful predictions. caneu
back TO her that in all this drifting aOou'
the two vessels must certainly colnss ~. 10
cether and thon with the assistance o. .no
some wey of getting out OF inns ahhoS.Ls
nlirht. She smiled, apparently, AZ tne
mildness of this expression, ahu, nsai 1
ebook her head. She now seemeu IHcu,
90 bor oositlon by the rail was not an easy
ono to maintain, and her maid ASSISTED ner
To- her couch on the deck: Then stoou up
Mary Phillips, speaking LOUD anu pi0i"P"
w sho has message for you," she SAID
which she wanted TO give TO you herseiii
bnt sbe cannot do it. She thinks-out L
teIi her il - of no use thinking that way
ths, yya ara bound to be lost. You may oe
sa,sd becanse your ship seems IN better
ccond;tion than ours. and she does not pc
lieye that the two vessels VIII esot that
tooether: go she wants me 10 ten YOU t th"t
If YOU get home and she never w. snca,,d
abe wishes her share III the forts ~
s4roet honse To 90 to her married sis.yl,
enS 10 be used for the education o. .ne
ahlSran She doesn't want IL diyiueu III
=, tha ord;nery way because each one WI,
gat so little il will do no goou. 10 W"
think that will be q good Will ,oa
"Don't speak OF wills ot Lii oct
There is no need OF WIZ, Sh ne nwn AZ
home in safety and attei'u " "'' Wv"
fairs" -, ,tory phillips
a.. ha5 10 tel YOU what she said. anu
now She wants TO know II you nay GO, ~" see
n,assase IN send to your parents lot "9
,,.;s,ht Now of somewhere and 90 picheu
M while this might not happen 20 Sou,
| Ent / don't believe in thar sort VI '"'Ae
any more than in the other, A., ooes-
/ shouted back my disoeiei III tno s, No~y
a,sy i, seized her trumpet and cried that
she did not hear me. Am blowing and
.ha steamer was moving away TO the n9i W..
tne s'e ar,rauah nav trumpet repeated my
eaosd and then Mary said sometnins wnicn
woa,,,d not hear. The wind was aeslnsii
hsr shouted 10 her 10 speak ,V ... go, s
she ,nust have screamed with NJ dsi ~ the
eject s that We were bUuad h sa S Soi
ch Thee sna steamer moved farther ana
farther away and ssssaSfsu ans watched
Of no avail. seized the gs s.A nothing but a
Ia Fidelete until she was "o
black spot upon the sea: aud finally died
away and the black SPOT ssm my sse s from L
horizon. ! did not TAKE Ak a and biottsd il
unti piahh had ' not thought q i i;sh;
sing sing Mary Phillips = hang aaS 0 sunsssciertly
aud she was probably NOV