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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-04-17
"FOr Years."

Bays CARRIE E. STocKwELL. Of Chester.
Geld, n. H., at was afflicted with an
extremely severe pain in the lower part OF
Sie chest. Tho feeling was as IL ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

srs d s sSs n fer . s:
: a.n %:' ms9;h s.sS 10000 h!sa
only S.n out Sts. 'nSSso
there sss sas.s
a ain Sna. .. WE. ss.ysy The
is,,. .ss Srs:;S: who had
s . ss S cnD Sso T ss '% e
'n Holder. S to transfer their wheat
:s"S viii. @ St
" . nsS id here .ss and yrGs 70 the
vance The fact that prices did show rapid advance
eS ons u from on ElS s es brought hs
% sISh 5ens prices dS not sdysncs they YOU'D
any reaction Final cables confirmed the early advance
movement OF wheat West fair to-day, although for
sh copa ,ne R receipt" have fallen OF
BILE pointed to about 10000 bush Bradsrees
lush for the corresponding las, year Interior
4sss42 bush dncuains Chicago $3.50 bush nearly ali
SasS ssn assns, ts bush last year n M
against PSI 400 bush total sos S2o bush si
@ NS r@S at s ans and a sos uS an
pecemHer store and private terms December
IS oad. manly "q for MAJ Lverpoci Account S on he
saIG 's wsS 81 ac'ye WIZ December
range Of prices a, nrst little hrmer tone pre-
wheat but subsequently this advance lost the
ket closing quiet at unchanged to sc loss. The de-
liveries December New and
very small at interior points. Locally there is quite
considerable premium over the price Of The December
option. The movement of West however Is liberal
and the shipments eastward continue quite large
scale. Iradstrcrt's the
last week $4,000 bush. $4,000 bush the
vous week. and s9I.coo bush last Cash
dull hut lOO0 bush No sold SOC delivered and
carlots Of No at 52sc elevator. 53i.c delivered.
OATS-Oats without special feature again Prices
about steady although the rather liberal deliveries
about 100000 bush December contract tended 70
a depressing effect The close quiet
changed prices to isc decline The cash market was
quiet but Sales p bush No 49,. if
3Ac 3isser3iac delivered 90 bush
white, 3eailHc. .... BARLEY-Market firm; quoted at
&c for No Milwaukee ana d2MG6c for ungraded West
ern MALT. Market quiet: new Western quoted al,
70ff72iec .SEEI)SMarket quiet cloyerseed quoted
50 so BuCKWHEAT- Market quiet: 55957c sill
and 59Q6c for japanese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. December l. lSJi
corTON-The market opened at advance OF to !
rsss of Immediately heavy receipts particularly at
s,on ana Galveston free offerings Of spot cotton from
~ south heavy selling here for NewOrleans account
VA snficraed movement into sight the coming week
~ariosy estimated at from 10000 TO 100000 bales i1r
,pIs week alone about much more for the week
cone The market fell of to about points under
G~,erday's closing and then rallied to point about
-, with Yesterdays final figures Closing prices showed
,s, loss u points. with the tone STEADY. ana
sales Of 1O1 bales. The receipts at the ports To-
40 ver. about 5OOO0 bales against 632 bales i I
~ and for the week they VIII De
ho $50 bales against 359 ii9 bales last week 3lSl -
ssIss last year Receipts NewOrleans Monday Is,
,iraed al from l5VOo $1,000 bales. against --S>o
,niss last week IA bales last year. Receipts at
Houston today 14.4S9 bales. against lib pnes
iss, week g6s bales last Receipts al memphis
SSl ha against 549G bales last week lSl bales last
The weather reports received from the cotton Det
Nv 'The Financial Chronicle indicate that he weather
has been a. rule favorable for gathering the crop az
ING The week and picking has progressed rapa
The movement market continues very npeit' me
total visible supply cotton Is now 3"'3 -, naeS
against 945 sl bales In 1898. 87i bales IN ~ a
IIas sl7 bales in 1891 The total American snppls y
ssS is5 bales against 357o CA bales in 1888 The t'hl
.,Siiie supplv shows an Of 4Sill bales com
raroi with lsg3 decrease Of l.C92 bales from 1897 anu
serea Of 100 80 bales from 1891 There came mo
scs during the week ilO415 bales against Nzs" paes
nara5 with last year is lO39743 bales. The total re-
cent, from plantations since September were i"t,'o
ssie against 3Sy $50 bales In 1898. and 3oPT' baes
In isg2 The actual movement from plantations was
SsS $50 the receipts from the
the week 500 7Os bales and for ls2 they were
occ1 hale The weeks overland movement was
or cl0 bales against 1876 bales in SH and the n"'
overland movement for the season 10 date SHOWS an IL
crease over last year Of 90 9ss bales
Opening range close to-day and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Chicago. Dec. 2 CspccaD.-The news from Liverpool
s strong enough on yesterday 10 advanc" prices
fraction them firm. May opened AZ rl's sol
hefv,,en cOI and co.,. and closed at ''',- ihN.rp"li
cables were higher: IL, erpOo wheat rochs. s"pp
bushels decrease for the month ui lpoV"
the stocks were over '."p"' hnsh-s
Inc, hefo. IN. close sraar reported considerable
putting the total as high as nfty
reaIzlng New York selling out long wheat ana RchIn
and one or two other local bulls doing the same The
huvrg however good enough 10 absorb all IN"
offerings and the price at calls Exports Tor the
vc.k were rather Disappointing. 2G61WC. Northwestern
REGENTS than last years 40 against 30
The the visible supply Tor MONDAY was
moi hush the estimate Friday, the ratlstichis
having got around expect Increase or about n
,'nrn receip,s very ga the estimate
for Monday go The price early was duli
toward synpahizcd with wheat In small
wav NAV opened al f9h sold between 40 and 4'h and
closed M i9 n tSa Charters I5OD oats were -
,uu The range did beyond a. and prices closed
cars. the estimate for Monday. 100 The business
was limited changing Deliveries light The local
stock Monday will show little change.
trade called it, market the dulcst OF the
Toward there slight inclination
10 raly with grain. Hog receipts less than ex-
nected II instead 81 5000. the estimate for Mon
dav was iGpp. for week. :l5,OJ. At the close
uork showed gain Friday Of 10 cents lard and
ribs "A ~ , cents
on the curb puts o May wheat G0l.: calls Ola.
Puts on May 49,. calls. f3S
and contract pork. o. 34h barrels con-
tract lard I32s4 erccs; short ribs. i7oscoo pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
r-r-popp,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

rIv.rrooi Dec l. o. m.-Bcef-Eytra India mess hrn
n, 81, 81: prime firm a 5.~ "a Pork Prime mess
Western fine steady 6is ID d. medium steady AZ Dos
Iams-Shor, cut about II 10 10 ~ duh at US VI
Cumberland cut. about q 10 80 ~. dun al 32s I'll
.hnr, rib about 2, n, dull 3is. long clear midtles
about a. ~ dull 33s: long and short clear middlrs
about 4, n, easy at Cd Shoulders Il 70 u
", s,endv al us finest whit" and col
oreI steady Al 5is Taow-Prm" city. nominal Cot.
,nnseed oil Liverpool refined. AT us bd Spflih 81
,urpentine steady at 9H 81. Rosin common hin ~
ne ia Iard-Prime Western spot. steady at us wheat
" ~ rod winter firm at - I'D No red spring. no
stnck Flour-St Louis fancy winter nrm M or corn
Nil Western spot nrm Is December Arm nj 5s al
January nrm ~ Gl. February nrm a. ~ ID HOPS al
Io6on-Pacnc Coast steady at t. loSet2 i's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

unchanged basis OF 4hc for granulated Inere Is
considerable doubt to the action OF the Ameeh
Sugar Refining Company In starting up their renneres
On this point they at the office OF the COM
pany but the idea II that there may De
partial opening Monday. The independent efnees are
stil operating London market was quiet WIN
nothing doing for cane qved lis Cd; fair ennins
steady: little doing December and January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
REAL ESTATE TO LET.
~
Brooklyn.

Co., BROOKLYN, s.f.o. e.
PA1f'oF A THREE sToHY, new brown
moor and 4 rooms and store-room "a
noor); excellent modern improvements:
wy desirable neighborhood; light and
cneerful rooms: residence Of the owner
ssspAu family Of three adults; two minutes
Irom Albany-ave. station Kings Co. Ele-
sesed; Is minutes from Bridge; VIII let 10
esntltmah and wife or small family OF
Spts not exceeding three persons; rent
~. Apply to CHARLES =. HOrALIN0.
Sumpsx-avs.. cor. 1cDonough-st'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

The market for Brazil coffee presents nrner ifOn
owing IN the main. the scarcity OF s'rlcy nesnaD'e
grades The basis Of values remains l5Htc Tor mo no
spot A firm feature the that the Brazil COY
SPREAD o, cholera from interior points where IL IS now
epidsmc and that shipments from the interior TO ne
seaboard depots supply greatly checked OWING 10
suspension Of traffic railroad sale OF lVp Hles
Rio No spot lJz4c. There Is some can Tor
strictly grades but these grades are IN iaileI
nght supply hence held with nrrnness Inc lower BIaue7
having slower but nevertheless. fair sales move
neat with the market ruling steady <.- ,..
FLUt;R AND MEAI>-The market was n featureIess
asking prices the buying side was not disposed 10
follow any advance and as a result business was at a
s,andst There was little Inquiry Tor export ana
some local shown in winter sraghs. but not AT
figures permitting In spring patents buyers ana
sellers lOll5c apart with business RESULTING
Gales only winter stralghts AZ " 90 ana
spring clears at 81 GDas2 rs. .BuCKWHEAT FLO, x
Narket dull quoted 81 Jyusl 80: RYE FIDnK.Mar-
ket oaie,; sales 1870 bbs at 81 1882 80 CoRNMEAL
- %; Sycamore - O5; Western and SOUTHERN - S,WS5
49,, BAG MEAL-Maret quet; fne @hife. " Z5usl ~
me yellow. 81 3Dasl 81 coarse. 81 llQsl H.. FEED
Market quiet Quoted: 4Oib '7bfsDc; % NJ 73lSc SUD
aygecc l0O-ft s5Q95c: rye feed. s0us3c: sharps Dn
DOC; honny chop 95c: cottonseed meal! oocusl o. oil
meal 81 10; city feed s0qsJc.
SRAlN-WHEAT-rhe market was very active This
morning and the tendency higher The upward
movement Of prices appeared 10 come from the foreign
switchrg The public cables showed further rise IN
Liverpool and London Liverpool being nd and London Sd
20 % higher The also better and there
were some foreign buying orders These conditions
very naturally great encouragement. In addition TO
which the Liverpool stocks Of wheat were reported at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

VrsTLOTORN cO-DETEt-IlN,E;,.. I'm cHn,
"i.v AGENCY. divorces specially. con
cs.-n,',, Investigations: shadowine' private
,nrormation and legal evidence furnished'
.~ner, detective seIvice: strictly conhdrh-
tial. III Broadway.
ADvERTIsEMENTss A .M2o sTbs TRip-
NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
uuHHT E OFFICE. NO. 1922 Broadw ,Y
~ door north Of Thirty-nrs,-st;: and -. AZ,
vERTIsEMENTs At the fo Ic" Ts,r sraVen
snr,sr rorty-seventh-st.: 100 East Forty.
sovsrth.st'. corner Third-ave.; $50 East
,sr,h'st near Third-ave.: 1925 Third-ave;;
near sixty-frst-st.; i.70s First-ave.: ~"
west Toriy-sscopd-st.; ava Ca'umpus-sS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

a HANDSOME. stylish pair chestnut
,nprses. l5% hands, 7 years old; sound.
Tree, pleasant drivers: single and double;
5000 saddle horses; price. $500, brougham
ana victoria. both by Brewster. IN superb
double harness, &c. PALACE BOARDING
sIABLEs, 237 and $50 Schermerhorn-st.
near Bond. Brooklyn
GREAT SACRIFICE. $275.-Party going
abroad: light coupe rockaway: cost 800
70 order; used two months; also fine Port
lana Gutter: cheap. At private stable. 10
West 44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
FOR SALE.

- . .
GREAT OLD VIOLIN 10 be sold nv sea
snnab,e price. magnificent tone; so
order: good maker. Address Niohi-''
East 23d-st -------
KINDLING wCOD.-Rest quality p,hs a "a
livered In your cellar. 'o eaua,Iy as
low. Address FAIR. i.4l0 Avenue =. -
az ,yT oJfAJI" FOR SALE. u. H.
WoopWARD. ia Chambers-st
,,,c,cAr pox. entirely new, Swiss. play
,nv ~ popular airs. either attacnine.1nnns.
onaiy decorated case. cost SI2o, sen %""'
need money. 243 Broadway. Room l.,
PIANOS FOR HOLIDAY PREsEN
Magnificent upright; all inpro ss, m,
cheap; no humbug bargain '"'
yOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
Opening range and close to-day. ana Closing pl1
pgeyious night and last year follow:

Narks; closed steady point advance 70 points is
cline compared yesterdays closing prices IranSet
,te uoces 80 Total sales, 1Ol lOD bales NtW On
IL . sslse ,oesy and last nigh; officially reported
s,,, cotton dull middling uplands. l3-ltr middline
si,f Lie which unchanged compared with yes
ilverpaoi crtas-spbt cotton dull; sales o"1 baiss
sn.cu export bales, American "VVo pai.s
receipts 2io0 bales American; 1000 naies; m1J na
uplands 1921 opened easy at 5-o4l Isol..'
closed firm lad decline. Decemoer SO-T D..',
hsrsJanuary, 3o2v: January February .o-p aag
March 303b: March, April. 3viR3Do. April ii-l. "vpy
500. May-June 3.0sv: June-Juy. 3O9a3lc; Juy-A
3lfG3 r. August September l3v The statsilcal po-
made by this mornings "Chronicis Is as
iinNAa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

COFFEE-Shorts again nervous and bid prices up.
There renewed talk Of cholera in Brazil Whch "S
worked with advantage by the bulls Tradins howr.rI,
was very light. quoted No. at 200 refs enchahs,
Iis receipts. 1000 bags cleared for United states
has stock al Rio bags. Santos receipts lbVo
bags stock at Santos $4,000 bags: market quet Al
1880 res Cleared from Rio. steamship scottish frlnce
with 1900 bags. Havre closed steady. Dece'nbeI
So: January. s. February SAB; March 81 april;
the close was firm. December 20 IS pfgr January GO
pigs February. 6s.25 pigs March. ESQ PIGS Aprll.
6S25 pigs May pigs; June. e. - pigs; July -
pigs Southampton arrivals for November. 1880 bags
deliveries. Is. l05 bags: stock $50 bags -,
Contracts closed firm at l5qS5 points advance safes
20 On IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
AGENCY for Nontciair .-ReStdenc all
Kinds, for sale or rent: furnished houses
tUb5S TAYLOR 8 Peekman-ss.. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
HELP WANTED.


- s-->>~- >------
Male.
SHIPPING CLERK Nine years refer
ence: good all-around mnn: experienced
packer Address WILLING. Box "a. Trib-
une Office
WANTED.-A smart. active young man
IA salesman; one acquainted win thf
trade. IN cotton goods commission house,
Address l.. q. Box l.CJl.
WANTED.--A Protestant man Tor nisht
engineer In an institution; must DE a
total abstainer from liquor drinking. Apply
nj Five Points House % Industry. LOO
Worth-si.. between and 10 a. IN.
NTED. Young man OF fine address and
education To- act as salesman In fine Jew
s,ry business until Christmas Address.
stains references. sOPHMORE, l.ai2
broadway.
WANTED. First class. competent man
10 take charge OF and buy for misses
anita and Infants department. Apply BY
letter to HILTON. HUGHES tCO..
3roadway and ioth-se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
HELP WANTED

Female.
WANTED. Lady or gentleman expecting
To learn stenography will be given ex-
cellent opportunity In law reporters offices;
Will assist them to position when capable.
chance 10 earn something while learning.
Room ~. World liuildlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Receipts OF breads.urs at interior points In thousand
last three ciphers 5000 omitted Flour bills grain busi
ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Bates's Sewer
Pipe Connections. J23 400. Shamp AMI
I.iu.r's Wire Fence 501 SO. Neiliss
Iicc Thrower. 52t M EDGAR TATE u
COMPANY. 2tJ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Balley's
Novel Flower Holder Breast Pm. ~. 23o:
Park Celebrated "Ophir' Collar Button,
4sS U25. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.
Patent Solicitors. 2iJ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

COACHMAN and GARDENER:-Exp
enced Germ an; speaks good Engish, soou
coachman: care OF harness. carriages. ex-
cellent gardener: attend furnace. pumps.
etc: wife excellent cook. laundress. CAR
pFSTER'S los 6th-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. McNab's
safety window Clothes Line support
al -sl. 4cl iei. 5i5 $50. RObrrtss Til,ins
Irawer. agi. 5S1. EDGAR TATE & COM
PA.N "a broadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

Then Tor an Instant the vessel seemed 10
lie ,aiu but the next she was Keeling and
dancing like an eggshell in a boiling cd
drnn. Now she would rear from the bows,
now from the stern, then tumble on her
beam ends. oareening till mast and keel
must have been level, then rebound then
sprips. shaking herself like a thing de
nnentcd with pain. and all the while she
cried and groanrd IN every timber with
terrorisins. humanlike sense Of the pangB
ofdissoiution. Iclungt 20 my bunk with all
nv feeble might, unable 10 discern any
thing clearly, yet conscious ia spite Of dark
ness and terror OF the swish Of water rush.
ing through the open doOr
After awhile Mr. Watson came back.
His face was very white and his manner ex-
cited. | looked at him beseechingly for
news. for in the tumUlt could not hope to
make myself heard. He did not keep me
long Ia suspense
"smashed by the stern" he shouted ~
the pitch Of biz voice, bending over me Us
he held on 10y the side Of my berth, The
spout hit IA. carr ing with IL mnsts and
figciuq. and now we're recling In the grip
Of a TORNADO. The fury Of the pits let
loose on MS Wind and fire and water, nil
contcnding against us And, worse than
that, were Watet'osssu anu the internal r-.
crew thie"tehins 20 'aAe ~ ~ Ov .,' ny
tain's heepiHE t !,,, az ~ WIN tno i''A'o-
Keep you SUM ~ com, eo'ily i'lo ., Hs1'n' 49,,
conln fly uo'hlHs, : esuiu 40 l'o' i,
only NE ma i's'eh 70 t,'e IaB,rk o, pa'lup-
moninm auu' specuin'e Wu"' "oVlu e'','
Of IL all. Presently Mr. watson returned
his fnca whittier than ever
THE briggs done for he shouted.
"Ihc Inst blow killed her. Tvs tcrflhc' !
have been through simeon ana tornadonuu
I never Hlw uuything IKE TINS They're go
INK to bntien down, though heaven knows
| why. must run But don't you DC iright
enrd; ] 70 not desert yon.
! lie boltGl Mp the conpnnlonway ana the
hAtrhcs closed w'lh q bang.
! passed an eternity helrkenlnH IN the
darl,ness which the lightning mnae lnrid'
| expecting every moment To le,l tue suction
aud hear the surgle oil dean as ths snip
went down But we were dying nara
by md by began to thlnk the Jury o.
the tempest was ubntnt ana thnI tho
movements Of the brig were steadler' 'lheh
| | wondered why ihty were Keeping me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY % 1854


bole looked over the weltering flame III
waste There were no boats, Either the
sea had swallowed them. or they were hid
den in the scudding mist Of spray. In
either case they were lost to me. a sudden
tickness seized me, my head got strangely
light. the din fell to faroH murinur, and
slipping my feeble hold ! sank splashing
into the water on the floor. a period of
inconsistencies must have followed for
remember no more until, half crawling
half swimming aud in utter darkness.
somehow got bacl, to my berth
Then, with isSmind settled In the con
yiction Of adoom that was not to beayerted,
no words could tell the awful sense oil desc
lation that fell upon me.
I thought it would really have been an
act of humanity on the part Of my late
companions to have thrown me intothe sea
or drawn a sharp blade across my throat
Either would have ended ms turturesquick-
w. whereas had now to be looking INTO
the fnce Of death advancing upon me by
inches. To be tortured thus is TO die mary
tines But the brig could not long hold
ont, aud when she should god down all would
be instantly over.
closed my burning eyes, feeling that no
nght WuulL ever luhit Al4AA 1N hANlAi 80 N.t'N
light rose thai shall not fade away. Ere
the morrow morning ! should be deeper
than did ever plummet sound, ~ coilined IN
the black hulk Of the Cngulfcd brig, and
no mortal should ever look on my grave
among the green End Shiny things that
strew the Indian ocean. There was pang
in the thought that no ono could mark the
place where slept. But thnt pang, TOO,
must pass in the great lull, the lasting
| quiet that WIS at hand.
lay very still for there WIS no longer
| any motive 70 move. 1hetcnpcst was evil
deutly much abatcd though the wayes
were still ieupine inadly against the ships
sides and sometimes making clean breaches
/ over her. lwouderei why she held so long
nloat But doubtless shcwas going stead
! lily, II slowly, down. She would slnl, gradu-
! ally for awhile then in the crucial moment,
| when the food should have gained a proper
hold size would descend hcudlong with a
| dizzy gurgle and swirl Is IL sucked by the
| Hips OF the mnelstrom. ! could anticipate
! the motion and my own sensations in tho
! embrace of death Thsre would he n mo-
meutary, involuntary cnort to hold back,
gu-pinp ior breath, a brief pain as OF one
choking. a sudden giddineas fnding swiftly
into Inconsistencies, and then absolute
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-25

ALONE, ALONE, ALL, ALL ALONE; ALONE ON
WIDE, WIDE sEA."

ALONE, ALONE, ALL, ALL ALONE; ALONE ON
WIDE, WIDE sEA."
By the glare Of streaming fires could
watch the boats driving deliriously before
the wind, which still blew with hurricane
force! To any eye but that sharpened by
the terror OF despair the hying, leaplng
specls would not have becu distinguiAha.
Die from momentary riffs in the Careering
pillows, for in that terrific scene nothing
was distinct, nothing individual. There
was no ocean and no sky, but high and low
awhtriug chaos OF foam and spray, with
CLEANS Of CHASTITY green in the breaking
mountains and Of hellish liyiduess IN the
swirling chasms and SCATTERING crests,
The din was rs the crack Of DOOM Sea
and thunder crashed together as IL the uni.
verse were splitting and rending, hcwicked
treble Of tho tempest breaking In at times
Ike the spiteful screams Of congtegated
demons cxultlug In the work OF destruc-
ton. The waves, In certain aspects blood
red and dripping II crimson froth, reared
and curlcd like monstrous snakes rs they
rushed, tulmping, upon the helpless and
staggering brig They seemed alive and
mad with a passion to destroy leaping
upon their victim like tho furics broken
loose, they would pound her as with steam
hammers, then catch her and throw her
aluft as II to see her 20 to pieces In the
| fall; then. disappointed az her touRhness,
hurl her headlong into q boiling gulf, aud
| As she noundered heavily fling Themselves
nfresh upon her ia frenzied EFFORT to nut
| her forever cut Of sight.
Then there would DO a swift rceoil and u
monentarv nause, but only because the In.
hlriated waters ,yere gathering for a flercer
and deadlier attack. Rallyihg in piled I'M.
seetbin,y masses. ON they would come again
mwr,athed and yeasty avalanche, burying
her derp md crushing and tearin,, her dim,
hers mi sbe vfoanrd and cried ike a thing
IN Inc last aeony. How she lived was a
marvel. A right good sailor she must have
been in snlte OF her ugly looks and evil
name, a tighter saiir than many a craft
with a pronder head and a better rtputa.
ton.
smothercd and polted and tossed. only
the tensenuss OF grip which thu fear OF
death gives to nerve aud muscle could
have hold me ia my place. As often as
had vrut I shricked in competition with
tho kterfn--sl,rieked till my voice failed me
and my CIV sank TO the hoarxe. rnsninc
rated thnt tore chest and throat "a raw as
ifl,arbed cylinders revolvod inside.
Mn stuatlon was the more cruel that
had str,neth enough To feel and none L
not. HAD b,An myself, should bnye beci
ON dspk In nm instant and hcndlona int
tho tnr,,ip,, ,tilderuesS in pursuit of IN,
d,se,ter. Nv fate would have heen snor
dpeidrl to- ne swimmer ana not exis
WHO cn,,ld tbat Right have eseaped III,
deyourlng NAV OF the YEA, But ther