Arizona republican., 1893-06-22

mary, 1879, in the chartered steamer Albion, writes Henry NJ. Stanley, the ,ebrated African explorer, in Pail Mall Budget, we stopped at Alden to uSe in coal. Presently bright Somali vonth. who had padded his own canoe, swung himself aboard our ship, and ,ner making fast his little craft with lanyard accosted me with: Want a boy, slr?'
 No"
 "Ne good boy, sir. Do anything" "No, thank you"
 linear you go to Africa and want ren been to America, been fore he mast, been coachman, been butler r BrOOilyn with Mir. Hines. I'd like pco with you, sir"
 Why, you are quite prodigy! How old are you?'
 "Scvcutccn, sir"
 InOw examined him more closely. Re was q tall, sharely, comedy, intelE- rent young man, with curly silk hair. sad a look of quite ready for any thing about him.
 Well, what wages do you want?" Anything you like to give, sir. Dol r, two dollar, thrce-dollar month. You find out yorsef bym'.by what worth. If I'm no good, no money" Why. you arc extraordinary. I'll ryc you ten sbillings a month, and we aalI see afterward Eh?' "Aw-~igh, sir"
 And uron those terms Dualla, the Sua,i toy, catered my service. For Hyeral months dii not pay much Aeed 10 him. There had Teen no occa. ayH for any exhibition of superior aOil- | ry or courage.
 One day new rifles were served to 0np2Dy No l. They were taught Do" to manipulate them and how to !scolDcct tbcir parts. Finally g ta.- g, w4, set un at -0iut lauE range ,li rrize was oi7erel to the Lcat shot. and in order to show the H-nZi- Ial5 what gool shooting wa, five Lr0rcal officers were requested tO e.D forward and exhibit tacIr skill. B7,. Co my shame, not one white man h, yhe target
 Dualla was called upon. Straight as a lrrow he stood second ard fired, ygegug the target near the center.
 AtStanlcy Pool an officer requested hc lOau of our new steel barge that he ni.ht proceed up river and visit his trends al the next station.
 The steel boat pulled twelve oars, nd completely equipped and launched n the Upper Congo had cost us about t.ht hundred pounds It Was lent vlth an injunction that on his return te should draw her ap carefully on the beach out of harms way and paddock Der chain. The lieutenant faithfully wouiscd, went up the river, and, on @ung back, reported himself and as Ered me of the security of the boat
 The next morning the boat was need Cd for special service. But she was Do, on the beach and no one knew Ma. had become of her. z
 The lieutenant was questioned, and E~..., ...,vcrcd that he hal g.Van or lea tn- securing the boat, but had not 54,,cl 0 sec his orders carried out. As ccu;. it then transpi"cd, had sim TErovcL her ashore, and each man bad sprlng out and gone to nis own -e>. It was then obvious to all of us &.. ,Hr urge from the Great cataract, r.... r-l, but two miles below, had 90, .. ..u cove, lifted the boat clear t'a..,rlnl, and reccding towards the hUb, vortex had borne her away T,u ,Ij her equipments aboard.
 I-32@a it appeared hopeless that we @oud ever hear of the boat again, 'acr ,~c-al triplcts of messengers Were dispatched in as many directions acTo>s ,lr country to warn the natives lo"u the river and offer rewards iol 1rrcnov,ry, and set off with Duaili andanothcr towards.the Great cataract d kn,amo, over the hIll of Leopold yl.c
 Ua reaching the summit overlooking le cataract, Stretch, one of the younI i.enaan,s, with his sharp eyes de
 fclcd the boat about midstreaH stranded on a reef, the lower part O
 Which seemed to hang over the edge O
 the roaring cataract. With my giass eor,d see her like . tiny speck com
 pared Co the milc-wide river, Above
 Nc reef the puissant Congo was treach
 ',3a-.r placid, but we, who had S
 %'en crossed it two miles above th'
 Sation within view of the gulf, hat
 0en occasion to dread its terrible
 velocity, and below the reef It was al
 S>cenc of rcmorsclcss fury--a count
 .s'' series of tossing waves and spray
 U""a.d crcst5, and here and thcr'
 ,"lao. u'wors which were no soonc
 |'0c, than they seemed to be Swuoi
 I'.r into the air to be followed
 .. "... The eye was fascinated b,
 -'".d .icturc of tremendous strcnG''
 e" ,no,>aut rage which the Grea
 C'",a-' lgrni,hcl at this view ol It
 ,. D~e could gaze at it for hours Tor It
 ,s..'e>tion of ccaseless passion power
 'D' US awful Inguiiingness, while i'