Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-13

l pause Plum sala .iAS aIAiA \. ;s examination on him. Try 'sr md convict him. ,
 1rned the hatch and pulled l,Tr of the Thames ballast into Bs was exceedingly white s..tlea violently, and cut, in- Tr pitiful figure as he stood .s,saleck of the Tom Bowling,
 bT her owner and crew. He aort man and spare, and Tom Tprel as he looked at him.
 Trgse you 'ro aHeer, , said old sst in shooting at my flag and her you've degraded the hon.
 Ap you aweer of that2''
 sne in my way. ! was shoot ng beatertainmeat, answered
 
 p I retired tailor, ain.t yon?9 g suIAily answered yes.
 s voa any acquaintance with the
 ade and puwided for samen when it happens that agis degraded by the haction of hilorg said old Joe.
 bBr, instead of answering, cast shhlg eye at the river banks, sse fast sliding past, and re- te set ashore.
 hut answer his purpose to speak lint said Plum.
 Ean0v, y said old Joe, shaking agr close into the face of little When | retired tailor aegrades rof | seaman,s 5 flag by a.shoot- i and a.riddling of if. the law and parwidea sets forth this, nsulted sailor shall collect his ld il tho presence of all hands ateaoe after giving an impartial g t0what the culprit may have ahis defense. Now, you durned Eaer burner. speak up and own aade you do it, and then I'll pass Euta
 as your game? What q you s dowith met Where are yoll gne to:n cried the owner of La sHeat None Of your nonsense, E This is what's called kid It's indietable. You may find il very unpleasant predica- sr this business, I can tell you. pis;s to know who I am. D'you eEnow what I'm worth? You'd put me ashore, l say, and stop aeHse I don t mind q joke, but eanying lark too far. Why, !" Sedi here We are a-drawing on AaHestl You'd better let me go :" hsw went on.
 lao and the others listened to |''l 'aa stern faces h fact, they re- aA protests and threats as his de- When he had made an end, Joe lse spoke thus
 M-l dunno your Christian sla iwon't demean myself hy
 it--fegr ef your countrymen S'Y lhay aIe that you should be lllslof their 'll-=haye patiently " what you 'ye had to say. And N s'@,ye said amounts to noth- ~ me haeeusatioH made az in as of the very grayest as can be ,' n retired tailor. You re sSl'a degrading the honor of <, ,S sl saa y0u'vs been found guilty, < sa5enoe is that after a suffi- sae seeen granted you for prayer s'asi0A' you be brought up to the x. l@ezecation, @ aboard this here N " ti 1on Bowling, and hanged by |'., ua !, you're dead. ;"
 \ att. screamed sloper. And here |ss 1's5Wafd rss swore in eourt) the |sd X e'sl0 ,,a tailor fell down on his N, Iiis 'sged Joe Westlake to grant X ssn mn .s under hatches, exclaimed |Sssa. s'''o5 ,.s vars man. And Plum ,Ia ael ', lifting the hatch cover s1l.' |s,s Si0psr down among the bal assblv s 'ae afternoon had very N se, advanced, the wind had ppa'.l. n v Was already dark when a 'Sllng m let go her anchor off klsh X. lne cabin lamp was light ,bss after which tt thev s,9s smoked a 1o q a 4 F'a '. aipped a ladle into a sil- FS,, run punch of WestlaIre $ IR stll H9qn' captain, said Plum, N ssss...', ss.s chap in tho hold shall M a.,,.. answered old Joe, ad 1alag of it over in my sse 61'e of bis 'fageous conduct al' that 1t would be sAaet;,,sal s ne all night without a asa " csll Bob.
 iVs g'lose I1 surname was Rob- ut : sSe '''.1' told him to get . Ian s,,,. piass ef beef and bread
 ''''''s nus of rum and II va, "a, lsa ~ susA sAs httle chap. Bab, z
 twasa sssk N llsg witll ono eve heet only a-fessliIis af him i ,l
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