New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
TIE PETREL.

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Neville. been coopcd up in our iron prison. pa,
trolling one Of tie hottest sections OF IN" terrestrial
Globe on the lookout Tor SIdErFN FROM Eil'uoc
1 de- y 10 latitude deg :. WIS our beat, ana
,yc dnrrJ not venture beyond these Limits. Our
instruct, ions wcn 10 keep out OF SIGHT of land
and FRY to intercept some OF the larger Fcss'!S
which IT, was suspected. carried CirGocS OF slaves
from the - coast The ship. the sea. the cloud
loss sLv. there was nothing else - see. nothing
else 10 think Of Work study. play even. were
alike impossible i'm that fierce. sr"Ichlng heat.
If Won touched bit of iron on deck Il almost
Lurncd your hand. II you lay down between
decks covered with sheet yon aWo'r in a bath
of pcrspiratIOn.
The man. in his excitement. repeated the shout
before he could be hailed from the deck.
Where away sang ont the captain.
Two points on the weather bow, sir. was
That phrase about the weather bow" was a
nautical nction for there wind 10 speak
Of. and what there was was nearly dead astcrn.
Keep her away two points. said Commander
Neville and The order was promptly ohcycd.
In a few seconds the news IRA spread through
>'Illning their eyes 10 get "a Glimpse of the
STRANGER Even the stokcr>, poor fellows. showed
their soo'y faces III the engine room hatchway. OF
course the STRANGER might he. and probably was,
an innocent trader; but then She might be-
SLAYER. and Golden visions of pri2c-moncy hpatcd
before the ewes of every man and boy on hoard
We did not steam very fast. as ~ course. our
supply Of coal was limited and II WIS about two
hours before shutdown before We fairly Sighted the
stranger She was loug. tlrtc-urStcl schooner.
with TALL ral;h- m1,is living very low IN tie
water All lcr canvas was sci ami. a l''lc
wind had sprung mp. She was slipping through
the wafer 80 "a fair pace"
She looks for ali The world Ike SLAYER. sir.
remarked Nr. Brth11ou, tho INST Ncl'cnani. To-
the commander
Neville sand nothn2; hui ms Ups were ifmN
compressed. and CLEAN oi excitement was IN hl'
eyes.
Fire blank cartridge VT ORlcy.~ lid he
70 the second icutcnant: . and signal Ter +, ash.
her nationality and her code number
TIKI, was done. and iu answer 10 the signal tie
schooner slowly hostca the American c'lorS
Size hls cascd away her sheets and IIncd "a
point or Two, SIT, NNd we 4'iI''l"I'''i' '".''
Tie cauflin merely answered Tins hy u1d
puf a shot in ,our -uu. Nr - Riley. ~lld he.
" LIVER your hoist and make q fresh hoist. de-
,uaulirr Ter name
TIM. ,ras dome huf fIc An cIlran tool, no notice
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ported y" Nuch name. SIT
Ills was something more Than suspicious ma
The Wind WIS IlNlhf t ,.~ ,.i.
Comma dcr Neville Ihhr h''i "l,' IT."
dozen hands. VIZ. oRllev, h' con, nue. ,''l'
Ter. inspect Acr papers: ana ,oiA' ',-,H ~ ''P'''
II hcr papers are NOT in order added h'' \"I
may search for slaves hui ~ i''' "i. You ','
better do nothing further. l"i NH'" ' - 49,
So down Iu The Protocol mat W. are h"' 'h'".
10 search Tie hold 10 the p'p"r~ Hr" lh "iIrI 'hI
there have been cpu.p ants lHi"f AGAINST some
o.cI- le1ioIS officers. who l''r l.l lhi' ''"'.''
I'm consequence So hc carc'4L 1917 keep f""i
,,c. otcu No'c ai, suspicious c!rcuuI>tIu"rs. and
,,,.,. bad. ~, s,uu a, SCOT. cam Z" report
r.,.-. Ii,.,.,,t' {. l,Il,.. reached tDc snip lr
' 49,, ,...,-,i.ir. ,l..If Leg had hrru sacrificed
t Ucr stIre c-.r.itIly. Veg. unusually
a." ~ - ','t f Icrs 70.
D" 'r,' E,,,.i o-,.rr ,,.., received hv n litlc.
,ti cL,,rlr man wearing Pau1ma la' and
90. .i,,, ,,ifl, "a strong Yankee accent.
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