Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-03
FIVE BLACK MARKS.

seemed intent On telling tGe story did
not interrupt him by saying 50
!, We had beeu cruising about in the
Mediterranean, he went on. when we
WHERE Unexpectedly ordered to the
hay q Lagos % oyerSwe some mi>er.
able little tribe near the coas, which
hag 1ot been behaving itself as o
properly regulated little tribe under
the protection Of the British empire
oGsh; to do Kako-a's tribe it was
called ana kaSoEa game in for a -oo;
share q homes, abuse from the
officers and men ot the D-acon-fv.
when OR orders came The wor>, q
!. IS far as the officers and men
were concerned that We were no: a:
unity among ourselves Tie engineer.
called Lsshton. hai been disappointed
Il love, an6 vas naturally moro>e in
consequence, What made him more
s. was the fac; tia, his successful
r.ya. ws> the sGb-lieu.enaut an
awfr.ly nice fellow. and the ouIy man
on hoard mat / cared for. Lieut.
G-l,r had Iet Miss lallan a. Malta.
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and he ..--ss :, .zrs.r-r -.
himself
q. rrr7r.4 ma >, 5;s,,~-
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leave .-s vSs-.s--rssr
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h. had has, 5,;,. = - -
month, and ~ ls4 -. 49,. H.
fore usota small for. H. yrb;,b -.
ls5 - "-'S" nc
to me in hi, r-s,ar - to,
the prasr-,, - sy5.;nr 49, -,
the chaBy- in mr. t-is-5 49, -
answered The r~y,a..f1r - -
deserved till - a.-1sE - -,
PLANTATION
.G;lbv sai5 yr7an t;ru .h..
il wa, the weather and ,5a -
with which he answered. nravar,sd ma
continuing my ~iropi-ies md - 80
more than ever convinced .bs, +, VOC.
funk aud q very severe form ~ n.
disease, too. In fact. lie took very it,
tie pains IN r1reaaIi-
i hope 10 goodness tina, | shall NOT
have 70 70 on shore. he said whom ys
had nearly reached our destination. i
wish the commander would lead ,ba
party and leave me here 70 look af,.-
the ship.
" i is not likely. ! answered r-,g.
II. and ! was glad that Lashton yyss
not about TO overbear him an.
swered ms next surges.ior r,-.--=
j. still.
! suppose you would not Ike ~
certify that ought 70 be on the .;,L
list. would you. Nacphcr,ou2' he aslaa
me. hesitatinglv.
- refused fatty.
II he had told ne the trua ross,,
his fear / might have acted difa-entl,.
for he looked III enougb Nor ell.
His face had grown quite white and
since we started.
1t looked winters still next dar wb.,
he had to 20 in command Of the Lana.
ing party, which | ACCOMPANIED ~
course.
when we v.rs ;sirlr on
the enterprise. his one idea 60 -,
be to re, il over With oil -
speed. and the haste with wb;ot - aa
yanced TO kakoya,s cnrr.rm -
have been impossible II tn - Z
him had not themselves bean -. {
ious to get into action and in,raJna1a
little change into tho ,nnna,oaa !
life on a punboat.
However, the cbanco y,.s,
the majority of Tho hIn..iaoLn,.
for. the miserable it'll - aHI 'pea j
snow 6pb, and o,r no'
,~ceomn1isba1 IN sna Ia vas soon I
time We left the nra,on 'ne
- w noi' tue Dragoh-ny we were ,
rim. except that we wara On u
by Gilby's forced MARCHES }
..Tbe I;.r,.n.n, - q
,au,ted Than any NJ y nore eH {
nc had received Tho 1ool a.
.be com,nanda- Of
MS berth, VIA, $500 az once 70
hat his spirits did not sb",. vas T
after ,ha aha noS any I'M /
vas at Ian and !, .ea@ VI nehting t
70 y,ere ,,ilI axaoo.ts" me d II y
a hammer - H. e 'aiah'ty a
wonder wbo,bor - oegah :" n
sariaus,n "'R"' not oe t
,ealtb ,n sona wong WIN ms O
,rised mo; II H. al 'na' mad sur +
,ation wh;.h III MANNER inns expia- y
While there nau ~. occurred TO me a
struck me forciblv. nn,v ,ea aanger' t