The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-21

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alLet NM v, eyeIy Vs sn se chsvrosI or putty,
About ~ feet down they found q haestone two
aEHHrss aPd le ms5S y ysSSs fhe vas eou use S0i as 1g =
hsas1R1,s ton 10 one o. ab me ss nSu to H nj Some
a aneh NM W. n resSudSSd ~ inftsrpret the inscrip.
t S1S t az %e Sri1snq that }wsSSysAys, iset below
thee e most Interested attached little weight
b, Az "a t6S Si Sgo So SSsSs this Sa stSnG Bes ESs S % SS spl
parent and nj ninety.three feet there was still
more; SSis6t WE upon Them ns and Ss usual 3 IL sSe 4
I mnyeS SeIrS bsp.., substnneo and vent TO sleep with
tR, TInE n y the so RTiGTaiPass c T mystery Tsrt th SS the tSouxS Srg
Bst when th o,In went ! tv e S SfIsS IN RIt + sl ssEly TeS sfS y
%%atnr vSFhssre they Ind left An empty shalt the
nnisEStt bSefeeree. HTHbeir tbaliinE buckets made no
i imp e &nii thnS Sn = eopM nmpd T 20 t ssSP depGh 81
SGet o. ~ ~ h,,t hslIore M Wster reached the
tog r y Su nat time to this the many efforts to
sesm sns as 'f 4 Che pirqtSs had aid some curse
oanou sne'r I kVeu tressure seekers should try
shooting a silver bullet over the. hole or some
Sayss Saerificed money, farms and all their
property 10 their desife for the treasure. In
81 SSlO93. 6S33o q more has been sunk uni, u oRes 6
1 rsnrsasD Dns G arp i mst ns e enthassiiastio and as
buoyant IN hope as II the hundred-year record
Of T EsS.In Sspl h1S t nHSsT sSfs treasure hunt as an.
other man night his yacht or his horses. mo.
there d no stoci on t6s maTkst" ne said II
t SG1t t r. buy f ne tih Sss W " SGn Who Ssa are any most Sa4 in no
tem 81 t6 nsa my q asep Ne Sn ] hay we I any " o oP Us H Sig
families and Nc might as well do this as any.
t aonT s SlSS. them u e oSt. 9as WE wsR don e b sSlp an ns; ONE %s
e O9 sSSs In shait don't ba tn sSsr ssAt sS@ az tSs Sott sad
MsStssEoFt - oP SpiSs out %s o Of Il mo %ill b Back Ealu9fe 9e
had absolute proofthat there's something there.
sS5SR q b iSHs to ~ lsy b fret o che ( RI Is Az fElls S, Tiss
IN a cShfids bloek house. In one place Ibored
throuRh iron and wood. and when I cleaned on
poifnt and then knew that We weren't hunt
t tSF t tRs nG Snd Struck G0f IRON "a and Sn oak, Then the
water came In and flooded me out.
Always the waterl but Capt yelling thinks
fSntic may play tricks with him as it has with
bis predecessor, but he thinks not. The in
strIcCtIS Along modern lines. There are no
steaIthy steps. nor any Of the other popular
M WhSIS pFoC 81 srG Is open nS to the pubic Gie. II Twelve
men under the direction Of the Captain are
have comiortsbfe Quarters, q cook to iced them
and GOOD pay for their work. Even the precious
piece Of parchment is exhibited. And We
would be dull indeed who could. not SEQ the
capital hos and part ofa. capital W printed
rudeiy upon Il. indeed, there Will be many a
protested unbeliever who will be eager to see
What comes out OF the Dit. Capt. Yelling ex-
pects to have his inning about the, 1st OF No
iys%a6sF; That ne is the rsd-letter day he has set
His plan now lsto dig lower than the pirates
tides Get out It's contents. Other companies
a snyS . trisd fn this but Sss they sSo nSYe n fH ebs d eDIr 1ae of
Els Investigations Capt. yelling happened
upon one tunnel dug By some former workmen
about a hundred. feet below, the surface, In
which he walked about up to the treasure pit
itself. The Captain Is sinking a shaft about
thirty feet away from the treasure pit, which he
dig a tunnel between the two shafts. divert the
winter from the first, and pump It out Of the
second. He has now gone down about 100
feet, q tremendous depth according to the tale
two venturesome girls among his visitors.
who crawied down the perpendicular ladders
10 the very bottom and were pulled up In the
great barrel that carries the stone. The island
rs 40 full OF rocks that blasting is often neces-
three months, according to Capt.