Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-03-05

ALL Henrietta knew him when he was
Il good hoy, and she would not desert
him when he had fallen from grace.
"0h," she exclaimed one afternoon,
as a sort Of exhaust to her wounded
feelings, why did you do anything
like that, Harry; why did you do any
thing like that? 1t was dreadful for
you to steal for those bad, wicked men.
Now we must al, suffer for 1t. The ship
has been making such bad weather Of
it that papa says the passage will last
more Than six months, and because Of
your helping yourself to everything
we must run short Of provisions before
we arrive. 1t was dreadful Of you to
do"
There was no mistaking the fact that
the craft was making bad weather Of
it. Fifteen days had been consumed
in an endeavor to round the cape in
binding snowstorms and gales that
were dead ahead and as sharp as the
point Of a needle Twice Capt. Young
had conference with his mates on the
ACCESSIBILITY of wearing ship and put
ting before it so as to finish the pas
sage by way of the Cape Of Good Hope.
When it was not blowing great guns it
was n series of Gains with the shin
forn;nc olonc nc s,ilormsn ga, vs,,ar
tho cnn~s collsns eysrv othsr win
u,s IT, thosa lioht s;rs ~. uas =.
claw 80 = Mini no., cron;no h;s NOV
Tha tons,,,ars 80 the ora,,, .o;5 ~.
rever saw such Weather hefors ond
tbev wera ahout r;cbt mo goles bod
nloyed sod havoc Nth Tho calls ord
snars md the lustv sens which arose
in their wrath ate bio CHUNKS ont ~
tho doc,s tbo;r ev.rros ord A.. hrlI
;+salf
Tben tbe food rove out os vo. mr..
d;cted and darL IooLs wsro aoshad ~
Harry The hutter mill md sugar
Ind been exhausted some time when
tbe news was nassed around that the
aour had given ont The growing he.
came general then md even tbe creen
hands turned I'm their noses every time
Harry nut in IN appearance. Some
tbing md IN ha dona Tha Inst faw
hounds ~ four Ind hean used ono SIM.
dav when Can't younp thoupht Of
some old wheat tbe sweeninps Of that
famous carpo which WINS slowed IN
the lower hold forward This wheat
the hens nm hoard had nreviousIv re-
fused IN ont nrobablv hecause of ,ts
hiloelike color uow to Get n was
tbe thino that tro,bled Can't Young
most for he knew that hungry men
wou,d mt refuse II avep 70 cb;cL.ns
would
Tbere was only ono thinc IN do and,
that was TO break ont the cargo slowed
under tho fora hatch r. was n ,ono
md difYlcult ;ob and tbe deck Of the
sh;, was III. h,co drv GOOD. estah.
l;sh,rert villa n was IN nrocress but
!. ,nas not.on =. Voc. IN. oraan h.n1s
.r.,,,.;nn hordor tI,on onnhod, .,s.
their appetites urging them on. per-
hans. Once on deck the wheat was
80 =. A.. a.n.a III, suS Al. ...,-
~ aS.ra,,taa !. 49, ,.hn. uan.;a...
aas,s;las os "aood hraaa ard nsr
cakes" IT, could not last forever.
.ha,uh .na a,oI,,, a cora ort 20.
oAo"sn, ".' 'iAiJ s"'e o"'' w.
linen the last remaining STORES weIo
taken in hand. These consisted of peas
md heans md Mate Harri. Thought
=, - 'N - ~ 49, - Pa
tneHi so 'aiuaple Jusu lhen uiiau lac haA
them counted as prelude to distribu-
tion'
Harry, who was primarily RESPONSE
BILE for all the trouble, did not sufier
from hunger as much as did the other
hln' Inc heaper was aoou' " nion'',
In the raelhc when sne encountered
u Verrinc s'orih 'ha' 'as'eo 'hree oays
'nu nights
There was an old man in the crew
who had made several voyages IN the
Is In, "a III n a q =,