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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-07-06
CHAPTER XIII.
IN STRANGE WATERS.

When DR.. Walker had departed. the
admiral packed all his possessions back
into his sea chest with the exception of
ono little brass bound desk. This he un-
locked and took from it a dozen or so
blue sheets Of paper all notified over
with stamps and seals, with very large
V. r. printed upon the heads of them.
He tied these carefully into small bun
die, and placing them in the inner pock-
ct of his coat he seized his stick and hat
"Oh, John, don't do this rash thing"
cried Mrs. Denver, laying her hands up
on his sleeve. Il have seen SO little Of
you, John. Only three years since you
left the service. Don't leave me again.
know it is weak of me, but I cannot
bear it."
There's my own brave lass" said he,
smoothing down tho gray shot hair.
"We've lived in honor together, mother,
and please God in honor we'n die, No
matter how debts are made, they have
got to be met, and what the boy owes
we owe. He has not the money, and
how is he to find it? He can't find it
What, then? 1t becomes my business,
and there's only one way for It,"
"But it may not be SO very bad, John.
Had we not best wait until after he sees
these people tomorrow"
"They may give him little time, lass,
but I'll have care that l don't go so far
that can't put back again. Now, moth
er, there's no use holding me. It's got
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-07-06

! CenC year.
Precisely"
But that is monstrous."
II don't ask gentlemen to come to me-
They come Of their own free will.
Those are my terms, and and they can
take it or leave it."
Then shall leave it," The admiral
rose angrily from his chair.
"But one moment, sir. Just sit down
and we shall chat the matter over,
Yours is rather unusual case, and we
may find some other way of doing what
you wish. OF course the security which
you offer is no security at all, and nc
sane man would advance 5000 pennies
on it,"
mo security? Why not, sir2"
"You might die tomorrow. You are
not young man. What age are your"
"Sixty-three
MIR. Metaxa turned over long column
of figures. Here is an actuary's table,"
said he. "At your time of life the aver
age expectancy of life is only few years
even in a well preserved man."
"Do you mean to insinuate that am
noJ wen preserved manP
"Well, admiral, it is a trying life at
sea. Sailors in their younger days are
gay dogs and take 1t out of themselves.
Then when they grow older they are still
hard at 1t and have no chance of rest or
peace. do not think a sailors life
good one."
"Ill tell you what, sir" said the ad-
miral hotly. "If You have two pairs of
gloves, I'll undertake to knock you out
under three rounds, or I'll race you from
here to st. Paul's, and my friend here
will see fair. I'll let you see whether
am an old man or not"
This is beside the question:" said the
money lender with deprecatory shrug.
1.-THE point is that if you died tomorrow
where would be the security theng'
II could insure my life and make the
policy over to YOU"
"Your premiums for such sum, if
any Office would have you, which very
much doubt, would come to close on
$500 year. That would hardly suit your
book"
"Well, sir, what do you intend to pro-
poser" asked the admiral
81 might, to accommodate you, work
1t in another way. should send for a
medical man and have an opinion upon
your life. Then I might see what could
be DONE"
"That is quite fair. l have no obieo-
ton to that"
"There is very clever doctor in the
street here. Proudie is his name. John,
go and fetch DR.. Proudie." The youth
was dispatched upon his errand, while
Mr.. Metaxa sat at his desk. trimming his
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-07-06

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhRa, Eructation,
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
For several years have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do SO as 1t has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN #. PARDEK. NJ. D.,
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New York City.
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-07-06

l 'pect, Tor he said ne was hungry aror
he went"
"Then suppose that we had bette
call again." said the admiral
"Not bit," cried Charles. 81 know
how to manage these little imps. Se
here, you young varmint, here's a shil
ling for you. Run off and fetch Won,
master. If you don't bring him here il
five minutes, I'll clump you on the side
Of the head when you get back. Shoe
ScatP He charged at the youth, who
bolted from the room and clattered mad.
ly down stairs.
Hell fetch him." said Charles. "Let
us make ourselves at home. This sofa
does not feel over and above safe. II
was not meant for 15-stone men. But
this doesn't look quite the sort of place
where one would expect to pick up
money"
"Just what was thinking" said the
admiral, looking ruefully about him.
"Ah, well! have heard that the best
furnished offices generally belong to the
poorest firms. Let us hope it's the op-
posite here. They can't spend much on
the management anyhow. That pump
kin headed boy was the staff, suppose.
Ha, by Jove, that's his voice, and he's
got our man, thinkp
AS he spoke the youth appeared In the
doorway with a small, brown, dried up
little chip Of man at his heels. He
was clean shaven and blue chinned, with
bristling black hair and keen brown
eyes which shone out very brightly from
between pouched underlids and droop-
ing upper ones. He advanced, glancing
keenly from one to the other of his visit
ors, and slowly rubbing together his
thin blue veined hands. The small boy
closed the door behind him and discreet
ly vanished
II am Mr.. Reuben Metaxa," said the
money lender. "Was it about an ad-
vance you wished to see mep"
YES"
For you, | presume" turning to
Charles Westmacott.
mo, for this gentleman"
The money lender looked surprised.
How much did you desire?'
Il thought of e5, ,0OO," said the admiral.
And on what securityY'
Il am retired admiral of the British
navy. You will find my name in the
navy list There is my card. have
here my pension papers. get $3.50
year. | thought that perhaps If you
were to hold these papers 1t would be Sc
curity enough that I should pay you.
You could draw my pension and repay
yourselves at the rate, say, Of e5OO q
year, taking your per cent interest as
WE'LL"
what INTEREST,""
Five per cent per annum."
Mr.. Metaxa laughed. per annump
ne said, Give per cent n month
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In league with each other"
"a shark and pilot fish, said the ad-
miral.
''rll tell you what l propose, sir.
There's lawyer named McAdam, who
does my aunt's business. He is very
honest fellow and lives at the other side
Of Poultry. Wo1l go over to him to-
gether and have his opinion about the
whole matter"
"How far is 1t to his placer
"Oh, mile at least. We can have Il
cab"
"a mile? Then we shall see il there
is any truth in what that swab Of q doc
tor said. Come, my boy, and clap on
all sail and see who can stay the longest
Then the sober denizens of the heart of
business London saw q singular sight as
they returned from their luncheons.
Down the roadway, lodging among cabs
and carts, ran q weather stained elderly
man, with wide, Tapping black hat and
homely suit of tweeds. With elbows
braced back, hands clinched near his
armpits and chest protruded he scudded
along while close at his heels numbered
!" huA 50 AiihpOet, ASetN - Jti4O" luuSJdCuGu
young man, who seemed to feel the exer-
else good deal more than his senior.
On they dashed, helter skelter, until they
pulled up painting at the office where the
lawyer of the Westmacotts was to be
found.
"There, nowv cried the admiral in
triumph. "What dye think of that?
Nothing wrong in the engine room, eh?'
you seem fit enough, SIR"
BLESSED if l believe the swab was q
certificated doctor at all. He was flying
false colors or am mistaken"
"They keep the directories and regis
ters in this eating house." said Westma-
colt. "We'll go and look him out"
They did SO, but the medical rolls con-
tained no such name rs that Of DIR.
Proudie of Bread street
'Pretty villainy thisI" cried the admi-
raj, humping his chest. "a dummy doc
tor and vamped up disease. Well, we've
tried the rogues, Westmacottl Let us see
what we can do with your honest man."
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Harry Lorrequer, By Charles Lever.
Handy Andy, BY Samuel Lover.
IvaDhoe, BY Sir Walter Scott.
Lady Castlemaine's Divorce, BY b. M
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Lerouge Case, BY Emile Gaboriau.
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Let rescued infancy his worth proclaim
And lisp out blessings on his honored name.
And radiant beauty drop one grateful tear.
For beauty's trucst friend lies buried here.
Nowadays the old fashioned method
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Died, Friday night April n, 1893. Icn.
NE Armstrong, beloved vito of l3lmon
Amgtrong, Cut down In early woman.
hood, with the love of life strong I'M the
young heart, aud with much to mako that
lie happy a lovcly homo, O Kind and Az
tectionata husband, it was hard 10 see
thee die, dear little friend Those who
knew thee, can never forgot with what
hrm, untllnchng will and mltchlcss cOur-
age you fought the hattie WITH chat uu-
seen, relentless foe called death. And.
when yanqulshed az last, with what cnln.
sweet Submission sou placed your mud
IN the cOnmeror's and went with him
over the dark waiers Sweet be- Thy
rest after 'lite's htnl fever" glorious
thy welcome Ia the bright h0mc above.
Farewell dear little friend farewell
brave heart; we shall miss thee much
ns we SO IN and out in the pathways of
ME MAY we who tarry awhile behind
meet our trals and tight our battles
with a measure Of thy mdNunted cOul-
aEe and somo day m world more fair
meet thce again face 90 face. and look
ing into thy dear brown eyes, know as
We are knuMu.n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WEATHERFoRD.
The Sheriff Of Parker County on His Way Home
With Prisoners, Ono Slips Away.
The Courts.

Weathwford. Tex. April Specially
Sheriff A. IA. Cleveland went 90 Rusk
nitrr joe Brauuuu aui Frank Strye.l
who were iu the pcuitcuuIry serving one
sentence for burglary and lhrft FROM
Fort Worth All went without a slip
until at MIucola this morning go o'clock.
when, 10y some twist nt the wrist Joe
slipped tho handouts from on his hands
aud as they alghtcd 60 change ears they
made a spring for liberty AN failing in
q heap ln The sculie that eusued Joe
Brannon made good his escape The
sheriff landed safely with the other and
placed him ia jail lie was bringing
them here 90 answer the charge of bur
gary and theft.
The criminal docket Of the district
court was taken up this ulQruiug and the
case Of icn Wing charged with assault
with intent to murler Is being tried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
WACO BUDGET.
TWO YOUNG MEN COME FOR
TRIAL, CHARGE, BURGLARY.
Senator Coke Mono from Washington
The Waco aud New Orleans Project
sun Worked at--A Meeting

Waco. Tex, April -(Spccial)-
Tom Abbott and John Kelly. two young
men who live at Buaqucville, appeared
at the distdct court this morning for
trial ON charges Of burglary and theft.
The indictment alleges that they burg
lurIECd the house of Joseph GILES, ma
uupc Of Kelly, Duc. 10 last. Last uight
Abbott came 10 the city waited upon
County Attorney r. A. Blair and made
confession. lie stated that be- under
stood Thar Kelly was intending TO 10 sO
aud be- wanted 10 protect himself The
men met iu the cuurt ruum this morning
aud charges Of trcHchrry were made boy
hUth. An alteration cuuurl aud the
mvu were uuly prevented from lighting
hy the hv-stnndcrs and officers of the
SQUIRT Kelly rushed Through the crowd,
reached the sidewalk, whore hv secured
biz horse aud rode away lie proceeded
fu tH residence of hi- sweetheart near
BD-uupN.lp. Informed her Ui what Ind
uecurrrl and asked her forgiveness,
which, 10 b. understood was granted.
He then waited for the officers. who
pursued dim. surrendered. was brought
back 10 the city and locked up
Tomorrow he will plead guilty 10 both
charges. Abbott was fined 500 and sem
fenced 10 ten days imprisonment for
contempt of court. Roth are young men
aud have hitherto been highly respected.
NOTES
Tho Waco and New Orleans railroad
cmmitces VIII hold an important meet
ing tomorrow afternoon aud organize 70
strong executive committee TO canvass the
territory along the proposed route In the
interest Of the proposed line.
senator Coke arrived in the city from
Washington Yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Bibles, pockethOoks aud many other
OF the like have an been the means of
saving peoples lives FROM bullet wounds,
but probably the first time for package
OF gum 10 act In that role, occurred at
IAlels ldaho, one day meently whore
,n. nle OF pave Evans was saved by n
pnckaEe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

me shooungs az Cluny Castle. which
Macpherson, extend over 12o0o acres
ana AFFORD excellent sport. The OLD cas-.
ue' IN which Sir Robert Peel lived M
the beginning OF the century Inns been
Altered aid enlarged during The last two
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

covery prevents and cures al diseases anu
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The Discovery acts equally well al ths
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25
This Offer Will Not Be Made Every Day.


There is no longer an excuse for waiting
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Ouida thinks that the shake hands %
as she terms Il, Is the most vulgar form
of salutation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

One Of The largest clam beds on record
has been discovered at che mouth of the
DulaWar. bay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

Tho Fort Worth Saddlery company use
nothing but the best OF stock In manu-
featuring barness, saddles, etc, 314
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-25

In Norway the average length of life
Is greater than Ia amy country on the
globe.