Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17


| rubber cutter and gone
with him to live in his rude camp in the solitary
forest. After nearly q years trial Of the life
she became weary of it and desired to return to
her home. much against the wishes of her lover,
| who nrevan.ed h.r esc,ne ue,co tho ordors 20
| - - -.
| o'ns nef away ny ioioe'
our alchde was wiry mite old Belize negro
called Frank. who possessed rather more in
| telligence and knowledge of the civilized world
| than Tho ig,or.rt Mos,ni,o Jra;.rs 6or
| - W
o"mooS) over "hoih ne exercised OF rainier pre-
| tended 70 exercise MS au,nority' Like the rest
Of his race his stock of physical courage was
| very limited and when danger threatened was
| MON. 20 ahh fas. ,xoy
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| ts mn M "''eihp' 70 ee..o anu oaii
AVA 'ne sisI Hisns DC me, win oo!ec"pns anu
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and n,rsats Nh, 80 ,-ar, anv;o,'s - exr,oro
| ~ -! - - ~ aN.S
anu i1"P .ue iNer, 70 20 WIZ MN as tne 'rip
Moute ehsaii hei'her iaoor nor expense 70 US
| We "ere duleA 70 accep, .ne ohor.
o.te o,.fn. inol Iiins an Go' s1',
we 'oaueu our tuuoer pass oonsaiiilhS peuuihs
| E ~ x" ua! i1,ioi9 o Ao'so anu e1'i eu'
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| .Up! pauuieis. o rioaie
49, sou s-so Ven aions' ou' was
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TEE FIRST STAGE OF THE JOURNEY
| was twelve-mile walk on the hard wet sand
along the shore Of the Caribbean to MocabiIla.
| arriving there Mt o'clock Nocah;I, ;ssi,o,Iv
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P".uNut ie"uiis ironi VIC oshcn pAeh 'hfoush
end Of Brewer lagoon Nearly ali the ' v We,
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oaleu anu Drohen.
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sai', si'sins On lne ioo's oi .he nahs,ose
.rees anu nghting mosqul'oes ana vicious oiack
Samho Girls Tho ciris wera xonna cooJ
looking and iovoue. ard We enioved the sig or
eight mile sail across the lagoon, enlivened as
It was 6y the laughter and songs of the hight
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| BEAUTIES OF THE roErUous RIVER
As We rounded bend after bend of the &C.
centric and tortuous river new and novel beau
ties and vagaries of the vegetation attracted
our attention, the bush upon either side became
heavier, the trees of more massive size, the
bamboo grew 70 greater length and In larger
ciuinPs, long vines oI nans sues ana varieties
wound and twisted from hmo to limb and tree
| 70 Tree, OF huhg from oVethahslng Doughs Ike
slenuer coros; training punches OF vibrating
| roouets IN tne current. Mailed IN TO the
helght OF ioV ieet upon either SIDE by such a
|
river looked truly tropicai.
II. during the morning we came upon planta-
tion' whlch tne men soon robbed OF half
dozen punches OF green bananas, as they had
| no means OF providing other ratlons for the
trip. Green bananas, usually boiled with meat,
form the principal article of diet of the sanbos.
| OAfter an uneyentlul DAY we camped at the
a nousn ~ snI P'S 80: 10 .no oIole above me
lined on both sides br a forest ~ hnav t;,,s was
1t began raining as we reached the spot, and
P and stood around in our rubber coats
while the men gathered poles and monkey
tau leaves OF winch they quickly made shell
tiers TOT the night: AS soon as the leaf roof
was completed we tied our cheese-cloth mos
quito net, WIFE when every traveller In these
wllds soon provides himself, and spread our
blankets. Win some diihcuity a htful fre was
started and after time we produced pot Of
boiling cocoa. This and some crackers made
frugal repast-
ON THE RAPID rcscnEwGUAs
During the afternoon of the following dav
ue entered ,be Tnscrewc,,.s ,rh;.h 49, -.
c.. 90. -. -. "-n was aoou'
ni'y iee' vice. out not over nve or SIX feet deep
The current was constantly becoming swifter.
| and the overhanging bamboo meeting across
the stream frequently formed handsome arches,
afiording grateful shade At noon We stopped
| on a sand bar to dry out our bedding and eat a
lght iunch. large spreading tree with dark