The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-15


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sound " footsteps down The stairs nn.
uounCod The coming of SOME one. u was
/ Mr. Gaze and hr entered directly into the
. r1om whore che utwsgHthrrer sat-
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not ret % uIt of news regarding the accident
I from me. and you might ms wen not ash
word about &c. ann firmly set in that de-
cisiou and you need not Try ON amy OF YOU
schemes for getting news Jspgu1.t have
I to suffer untold injustice at the hands 81
/ you newspaper men, and you fellows get
entircly'---
EVERY body ! have seen ON the street to-
/ day speaks of your undaunted bravery and
coolhcadodnrss In that time uf great peril,
/ broke In the reporter, "and you certainly
deserve the most hearty congratulations,
and for one wish to congratulate you as you
most honestly deserve
Eyes, that was pretty hard pull made
pretty tough, that-don't care about ever
| trying It over Too much salt water for me
But, as was saying, you reporters try to
get hold Of many things that are none Of
your business, and somebody has to suffer
Tor it. No, shall not give You one''--
Now, Mr. Gilbert tells me that II it had
not been for you some eight lives would
have been lost right there. That / call AN
almost unprecedented record nnd"--
You sec, the way Of that was, when the
boat heeled over on her lee rail had to
fairly fight those fellows to keep them in
their RIGHT senses There wasn't really
been two people drowned right there only
three weeks before You remember where
that was 1t was just about midway be
tween Crage's and the West Boston bridge
Just above where the old ironclad used to
lie. We had just gone out for little sail
that morning, and there wasn't boat on
the river when that squall struck us.
don't know what we would have done IL a
boatkeeper hadn't come down TO his float
and seen us That must have been about
$50 o'clock Still, as was saying awhile
ago, I'm not seeking notoriety, and you
can't get anything about the accident out
Of me No, sir, not one thing"
mo, no, Of course not, II you do not want
to give anything out. But / was Just think.
ing how grateful those eight persons mus,
be, since they must know that they owe
their lives to you. And those eight names
you just named over are the identical ones
are they' Why | am well acquainted with
two Of them. They don't live great ways
from me-"
"Yes, they are the identical ones, and
wouldn't be surprised if they did feel lit
tie grateful like to me, for tell you things
looked like n close call there for a bit just
before the cat rig came up. We had beer
over well on to IA minutes. Suppose thu
papers will be apt to get some inkling O
the accident after awhile, but you can
. get anything about it out Of me now, fo
o. I'm not seeking notoriety. Perhaps the!
know something about it down at the sta
tion-don't know, though"
YES; would have been glad to have SOM
notes regarding the affair directly from
you, since you were the principal, but 1
you will not give out any information theI
that settles it. Good morning, Mr.. Cage.
And the reporter, closing the door softly
started off down the stone steps and AROUND
the neighboring corner.
And the mild hammered reporter with the
low voice chuckled to himself, Cues,
they're worth n column and half. BIOS
ton Herald.