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CHAPTER vi.

When we were again standing in the
main hall on the first floor, Sarah's last
rtmark came 10 me.
1--WE have been over the whole house.
have we not? What more is there to
see?' asked.
ZACH, Mel! haf you forgot de place
you always wanted to go to and We
wouldn't led you, because it vas damp
and dark?"
"That's SO. You mean the cellar"
"Yes, yes, to be sure. You vas lost
vonst. and We couldn't fint you for a
long dime. When We did, you vas
aschleep in de cellar"
"Well, come along. Let us have look
at it," said, eagerly. The noise like a
slamming OF door had seemed to
come from below. Perhaps should
discover the cause down there.
On opening the door leading down
from the dining room, q musty odor as
sailed my nostrils.
It is peculiar how the sense OF smell
brings back to one old associations and
memories. I recollected that musty
odor perfectly, and it brought back the
days of boyhood more wildly than any
thing else had done.
We descended, the stairway, and
found the cellar bare and empty. I
peered into every dark nook and cor
ner, but there was nothing which could
have caused the noise. -
Nothing to be seen here, Sarah," 1
said. "Maybe we can find something
of interest in the old storeroom.r
My grandfather, in his latter days,
had kept the village store and post
Office.
The house was built ON the side Of a
small hill. 80 that 1t was three stosies
high on the street side and two in the
rear.
The cellar was divided into two apart
ments by thick wall of stone. One
apartment WINS used for the house sup
plies. The other section was in turn
divided in two, the front facing on the
street serving az the store and post
ofhce the rear. deep, cavernous, un-
derground room, having been used for
the storage Of barreh Of vinegar, mo-
lasses. tobacco and dried fruit.
We descended the open stairway lead
Ing down to the storeroom from the
lnnin hall. The door was at the bot
tom, and at lrst I thought 1t wns
locked. Upon clover examipAsicp. I dis
covered that Il had only lbepoue tightly
Iammsd sbyia slight ssftling AZ the sur
sounding timbefs. "A few vigorous kicks
soon caused IL to open. and Ne stepped
9own into The room.
The shutters TO tho windows we're
slor3ed. but there wat aboys ~ d9or
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SANTIAGO NOT BLOCKED.
Fortunately for Admiral sampson. His Bat
tlsships Can Pass the Wreck Of
the Msrrfmac.

New YORK, June GA dispatch
from Port Antonio says: 1t has re-
mained for the stanch dynamite cruiser
Vesuvius to demonstrate that the en-.
trance to Santiago harbor was not
completely blocked by the sinking OF
the Merrimac. While poling her nose
about the entrance to the harbor few
nights ago, the vesuvius discovered
ample room in which to pass the wreck
Of the Merrimac. She went in, made
observations along the inner harbor
and then came back to sea. getting
around the wrecked collier without
difficulty
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Reign Of Terror E.lsts At Havana.

KEY WEST, Fla, June 2s.-The most
authentic and reliable news yet OBJ
tanned of the true conditions Of affairs
In Hsvans WAS to-day furnished to q
representative OF the Associated press
by q British subject who left Havana
on board the British cruiser Talbot
and who arrived here yesterday. He
says reign Of terror exists ut the
Cuban capital Capt Gen. Blanco has
issued proclamation announcing that
anyone daring to express an unfavor-
able opinion OF, or sus spected Of being
dissatisfied with, the present policy q
the government will be summarlly
shot without trial or investigation.
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wyomins.s spl.n1id show,n~.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, June 99.-Gov.
Prichards makes the statement that
ten per cent Of the population of
Wyoming of military age il now in
the army. Wyoming has furnished
three times the number Of men re-
quired under her. quota This Is the
best showing by any state.
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I rour s.ppo..d spl.s Arr,.e.a.

ATLANTA. Ga, June sa-Four sup-
posed Spanish spies reached Fort Nc.
Pherson to-day. One Of them ID Pri.
vate Frederick J. Glenhurst Of the
Fourth army corpA He u supposed
TO hsve entered the army 70 enable
him to Garry on his secret operations
without attracting suapicion.
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NEW STOCK YARDS COMPANY
a Missouri Corporations. with New omo.rs.
Purchases the Karaas CITY stook Yards
Company's Plant and Business.

KANsAs CITY, Mo-, June 2s.-Articles
Of incorporation have been issued by
the seSret4xy Of state to the Kansas
City Stock Yards company, capital
stock s7,bo0. 600. and to the United
States Quarantine Stock Yards COM
pany, capital $500. 600. 1t marks the
extinction Of the old Kansas City Stock
Yards company and the merging Of all
its interests into the two new compa-
MES. All property Of the old corpora.
tion has been transferred to the new
companies and the latter are now in
full charge.
The Kansas law regulating stock
yards doubtless has much to do with
the reorganization into Missouri COM
pauies. As the new stock yards com
pany buys all the property east of the
river and all the business will be done
there, Kansas laws will have little to
do. The quarantine company has all
the property of the west river bank.
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Reb.ke. HI. Tired Auditors.

A clergyman preached rather long ser.
mon. from the text "Thou art weighed in
the balance and found wanting" After the
congregation had listened about an hour
some one began to get weary and went out;
others soon followed, greatly to the annoy
ed, whereupon the parson stopped his ser
mon and said: "That ia right, gentlemen;
as fast asyou are weighed pass out!" He con.
tinued his sermon some time after that but
no one disturbed him by leaving. Chicago
Chronicle.
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and pronounced incursble By two u
the best doctors in this county when co..
menced to use your medicins. I havs rso9
nine bottles of Pe-ru-na and I think that I
am perfectly well.
"Of course Pe-ru-na is what did the work,
and l consider it the grandest medicine il
the world. Mine was a noted case in this
county and everybody thought would die.
l never lose an opportunity to praise your
medicine. You may use this letter a.
testimonial rnd make IL ~ strong = 20
can"
Practical.
Brother Will-Why don't you secspt
leeiate cycling events,
Sister Sue-Yes; but / prefer . record
breaker in the safety deposit line. e.-Bicycling
World.
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Asstria nslpa.r sp.i..

LonDor. June ~ "A special dispstch
from Fiume, the seaport town Of Aus
triarHunRary, says IN Austrian weasel
y on her way % The PhilippiSs islands
With ~ tQfpedoss ssintsndsd fsr Tie
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Aroena tAe world Alone

NEwPoRr, R. L. June 2s--Capt
Joshua slocum arrived here yesterday
ON the sloop yacht Spray, after voy.
age around the world. He left Boston
April ~. 1876 His cruise Of more than
three years was made in q sailing craft
80 feet long and IA feet wide. Capt.
Slocum made the voyage entirely alone
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sailors ana Their Gricvanees.

The grievances Of sailors examined by the
authorities in ports of entry, where the sea
men belong, often turn out TO be imaginary
or greatly exaggerated. But there are plen-
ty of cruel and conscienceless skippers who
abuse their crews. Violence is always OBJ
erted upon an unfortunate liver, stomach
or bowels by dosing with drastic purgatives
which weaken the intestines. Use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters
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1xtsnsipp n ~ srrlsee uoll,..A.

KAxsAs CRY. No. June ~. "A. A.
Lovslaes lsft tonight Tor Okinhoms
City with 10 msn, who viii lay he
rails 40r new axtension o1 the 81
Lcuds 4 San 1rezclseo rallspoA The
-zssssica VA =. = - nilse y lsaStl,
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WORSE THAN WAR.
Sixty Dsaths Have Occurred In the Kansas
and Missouri Zinc and Lsad MIN
Ing Dlatrice 10 Far This Year

JOPLIN, Mo-, June 2s.-Ira D. Barren,
, well known young man, was killed
in mine on the Missouri Lead & Zinc
company'sland Sunday night A piece
Of falling timber struck him in the
head and knocked him to the bottom
of the shaft, l10 feet below. Barren
is the sixtieth man to be killed in the
mines OF the lead and zinc district Of
southwest Missouri and southeast
Kansas thus far during 1898, an aver
age Of one fatality in every three days
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ElrPHATIO 81
Lsttsfs fsss, wonsn cgs 4 !!
mails Irssblss " ~
Lsey Z g5
NashyaI kn

|H f-II7-iI T = ? - z NE ~.
writes ! : :. : u
II now -
msssM ~ -
give yoa
thanks for ~;
wond dsFtsl ~
Pe-xusse, ~ -
- IN ~, ~
had tfied ! -
many doc NJ =
did not Gnd M
lief frois ~
then, but nov
can ny that ! N
well. I feel Hkp =
new person aii ovH.
Nay God Bless ~
and b with yos y
ways. "
Mn. A. G. Mlls
brand. Milton, n. q,
az
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Aftsr Missouri street Hallway Companis

After Nissouri Street HAnWay Companiss
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, June 29.-At-
torney General Grow stated to-day
that he would institute proceedings
in the supreme court not later than
tomorrow, against the street railway
companies In Missouri. The proceed
ings will be an application for q writ
Of mandamus to compel the companies
to furnish the state board Of equaliza-
ton with sufficient facts to enable 1t
to assess them Is provided by an act
Of the last Legislature.
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MISSOURI PoPULlsTs.
vsntion Between aiidls-of-ths-
Roadsrs and Fuhosists.

ST. LOUIS, June 20.-rhere will be
sharp contest between the middle-of-
the-road element and the fusionists
for the control Of the sate convention
Of the Missouri popufsts, to be held
in this city on July Speaking of
this matter, Chairman Rozelle says:
While 1 recognize the desirsbility Of CO.
operation by oil the free silver and reform
forces In the state NO negotiations or PROPOSE
lions looking 10 that end hare been suggested
or received by the populiSi state committee
and, from present indications, none are likely
TO be The principal contelston by conserve
tive populists at tho conveation will be made
TO prevent the boiling middle of -the-road ele-
TO be held at Cincinnati sSptember 4. from
controlling the party organization in this state
for the purpose Of barter and trade with the
republicans tit
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W. Forrest Leslie Maxwell.
FORREST & MAXWELL,
Ress Estate Agents and Brokers'
FIRST aSor. Ealla- building
81 "a cfosre ccrner on genloa hill LEX
-. s-room house with modern Convent
ences-
rooms and hath. lot 13xisa: a corner:
streets graded: car line. inc view. easily
s-399-A wei finished house Of rooms.
sl39-Eouse OF rooms on Third avenue
north. with bath. lot 53xi1.
ss,1e-house. rooms s;ood lot, teSl-'. terms
VACANT Lots.
81 sf-Two goods lots. corner. i9sxl2a; on
Seventh avenue; both sfree.s graded.
sl.tsS-Two good lots on Twentieth avenue.
sl.e"t-cho!ee ;os on Sixteenth avenue;
sse-tiood 10, on Eighteenth avenue; street
graded
800 and 500 for choice lots in Union ad-
ditior; streets graded.
zig per iot-5o lots al Green Lake. near car
ACREAGE AND RANCHES.
si.5na-For 10 acres at Green Lake. near
car line. partly cleared.
$3.yst-ISi acres: 80 acres is valley land II
cultivation: fenced; house. large barn.
staole, granaries. orchard. store. P o.
u X station aad scaooIhogse adjoining.
sS,5oD-zi acres river bottom. does not over
flow: A. acres cultivated: - acres more
partly cleared. large orchard choice
fruit. house. TWO barns. spring and creek
.iost-l6o acres: all good tillaole land: in
Rogue river valley. Or. X acrs
vasIon: large orchard: choice fruit. large
creek; can ali De Irrigated. very large
house and barn. blacksmith shop, VIII
exchange for stool. groceries or Seattle
properly.
FORREST & MAXWELL.
Hallsr Building.
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ALASKA-KL0NDIKE WANTS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAIL FOR DAWSON CITY. Circle City.
Fo-f Yukon and Mlnock talso all points
between Dyea and Saaguay and Dawsonj.
l VIII leave Seattle February sZa. carry
Ing mail for above points. Have made
the trip II and OF; ano know now 10 traV
81 last. Ny large acquaintance will en-
aois ne 20 make prompt delivery OF mail
entrusted 10 usy care. Price. 81 per let
ter. payable here in Seattle. Leave mail
1or me al Metropolitan Printing and
Binding Company, top floor Dexter Hor-
ton Bank building. or address "a me TO me
a. above address. with remittance or
carrying charges
ZACH = HICKMAN
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X - ATTENTION.-Wym
COMPILATION Geathsr bound OF he Mining
and Land Laws of Alaska. the North
containing also much Instructive and val
liable miscellaneous matter Of official
character, which said book has bee
f4toraoly reviewed by the PoSt-In.elli-
gencer and the Times. as a work OF great
value 70 those who are going TO the gold
NJ lds-may DC had in quantity ~ Ho-
eraI discount Make up your clubs and
secure club rates Address for inter-
View. John Aubrey Jones. 20 Pine street,
City.
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ron Observation-Disclosures =.

FOR SAI.ss~A fen-xailon krE nt car load
prices ioUrhor whisky =. proof slGa1.
MctiTSver le9 Grcof whisAy. years old
-. jamaica rum SI6N1, Holland kin.
siGsa. ga keerfx bra 8dg 81 50. genuine
EFare hraoCy. TO pFool. year old So:
Years. S2tsa. Al port sherry. angelica
or rhine wine Nears cid s6S4. I years
s. q. years SStA tguvEN1dy claret s. -.
Cuc}.vra--e free The Standard Liquor 60.
t-s MasEtt ST. Ssp Francisco. Cal. 1t
pays so bay tor "a D.
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AND DYEA FREIGHT-T. H.
Dempsey * Co. are prepared 10 make
contracts for immediate delivery OF all
kinds of freight a, Skacuay and Dyea.
limited amount of lumber will be taken.
The large Al bark Hig nlund Light wi
be DISPATCHED about February LIST with
all kinds OF freight live stock. lumber.
etc First come. first served. liz Column
bia street.
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f'OF Ht.NI-t.Unt.fNa SEES.

FOR RENT Hetel ~ forty rooms. shor.
distance oct. bat Neil located WIN. T.
Narner neXtcf ilcwou Bank huildinS.
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ron SAiE-A compietc machine ehon.
fotndfe paftera ard 1tac.sarBlth ahop.
Ysfh ~ iron ard wood work n< mae hin
.tg AID hand tccAa good assortment OF
psstt,sns sioiuE good business Aonly
or wsite to Manufacturer. n! A4nth
street Tacoma Wash.
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For EF%r-Three-story brick building. 20
rooms. three rtorsS centrally located.
Apply Toasa COS Bailey building.
For RENT-Elegant store room: T. feet by
.. ehusp CAL Al once. Nestor. Ills
FIRST ayeauf
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for Dawson City di ect.
James r. Churchill OF r r. S.eiac ON.
Wash leaves Tor the klondike direct on
or about January % Any letters int~ust-
ed 10 him will be delivered At Dawson
Fort Steilacoom Wash. in losing 81 car
rier's fee. References: Or. =. l. g d
Gard superintendent W. ". II. l.. Fort
Steil2coom. Hon. VI. J. Gordon. asso, iase
justice supreme court. Tacoma: DR.. j B.
Loughary. If. D.. Seattle: Hon. A. I. Van
DE- Nanter, Kent. Wash; Maj. +. {. Mac
donald Snokana Wash.
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FQR SALE Furniture 81 fa-room
hastas; nae been rua 50 q private board.
snE ifcl3ee very vlrsc tw Address :
rarr F.ssy-} rtciiiEanr<r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A gs-rocxn lodging house, wen
located. Mayer Realty Co. = Cn-cn
block
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L. l.. BALES, hunter. guide and explorer
will guide or furnish guides for parties
TO Copper river country. the Alaska PEN
insula. Yukon or its tributaries: also iirst-
class practical frontiersmen furnished
for parties on gruhstake lay: the hes, OF
references given. =. .. Box 40. Seattle,
Wash. or sos-1os Second avenue
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ohir PRINTING-We have out
fitted dozen steamship companies with
j full line OF stationery and printing,
will give you the benefit of the expert
prices right metropolitan Printing and
Binding Co., Dexter Horton Bank build
ing. First avenue south and Washing
ton streets
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FREE KLONDIKE INFORMATION b.
reau and Purchasing Agency. We are
JUS from Dawson and can furnish yen
the latest Information in regard 10 routes.
outfits, the best locations for claims etc.
Rooms - and % Safe DEPOSIT building,
Seattle. Telephone. Main i9i.
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ALASKA DOG FOOD.
With the use Of dogs for transportation
I'm Alaska, the question OF food for them
is Of vital Importance. The ideal food for
this purpose should be nutritiye. contain
Ing all necessary to sustain life and also
combine the qualities OF compictnesS and
hghjness.
Dried salmon containing all these quail
ties must necessarily be a suitable nour-
ishment for dogs or man on the trail or
in the gold fields. Prospectors of long ex-
perience in the care of dogs say that one
meal every night of dried fish will keep
the dogs in Il healthy. working condition
In Newt midland. where dogs are con-
stantly worked. dried tish Is their only
food.
This salmon is put up especially for
this trade, and by our process OF prepar-
lAg the weight Is reduced 10 per cent.
while all the nutrition is preserved. 1t
is pat up in bags and Will keep FOR years
be sure That every bag bears the name
OF "Chlopeck Brothers.
Ask your outDtIer Tor il. or call at
CHLOPECk BROTHERS.
Nhcte~t N.-tt tJc.,EctS.
YeSler =
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kLONDIKE-VESSELS.

IMPORTANT TO KLONDIkERS.
STEAMBOAT AT DAWSON FOR SALE.
Huh Is built OF hr and is in excellent con-
ti;ion: length IS feet. beam Il feet; draws
loaded only Is inches: viii carry 10 to Is
tons: has two 7x24 cylinders. s-foot stroke.
VIM " Redfield. sss New York block.
FOR CHARTER-St Michael Al bark
entine 100 tons capacity.
FOR SALE-Ship 1900 tons capacity.
Call or wire A c Code Tracy H. Rob-
ertson. 81 Sullivan building.
FOR SAI.E-Steamer suitable for towing
or Alaska trading purposes; n FIRST
class condition. recently inspected:
length 81 feet, beam, IL; depth. IS;
gross tonnage. 74ol: net tonnage, SOL.
For particulars address r Z. Post
lntelltgencer Office. Seattle.
CUrrE h III. r4E-F'are. so. including SER
vices, vices Of experienced guide leo miles m
Seattle February LIST tor Port Valdes. APP
Ply Oceanic Packing Co. "a sullivan
building. or G. L Thurston * Co.. loa
Cherry street
COPPER RIFER-New. staurch and CON-
Portable schooner Laurel leaves fer Port
Faldes about February Sth. reasJna BILE
rates Apply g. VI. Thuiand, y Sulli-
van building.
VESSELS. large and small. for sale or
charter DO YOU want freight shipped 10
klondikee See Dempsey. vessel broker.
III Columbia street.
FOR SALE-A good stern-wheel steamer
adapted Tor iUkon or Stickeen river
work. For particulars call at office Ok
Hotel Dilie-.
FOR SALE-Eark: suitable for Skaguay
trade bargain. Tracy H. Robertson. a
Sullivan.
\ ESSELS for Alaska trade. Sale char
ter. Tracy Ii. Robertson. "a Sullivan
building.
READ advertisement of Crystalzed Eggs.
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LOST.

LoST-A large shepherd dog: color, light
brown: weight. about Is pounds: name,
Shep: last seen on Suffer street. near
King; reward. Metropolitan Pig. Co.
Dexter Horton bldg.
LOST-s5 reward: lady's fur cape. trim
med with mink tails. Return 10 2s2o
FIFTH street. or leave at the Bon Marche.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL iNFORMATtCN
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Bu-
reau tAllen'sl. room ~ Mckay building.
Portland. Or.
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LADIES,-Chichester -.nglish Pss,1 =
royal Pulls Diamond Brasn, an I
best, Safe. Reliable. Take no uAe{
Send &c. stamps. for particulars -h& r
for Ladies'" In letter by return mail NJ
druggists. Chichester Chemical -
Philadelphia. cns
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VISITING YHE NNIPS.

The officers and men Of the war vessels
which arrived a week ago from Cuban waters
were surprIs d and gratlfed h. their reception.
They knew that thoy had done their duty and
accomplished memorable results but they had
not realized what profound emotions Of pride
end admiration and gratitude their services had
aroused. They expected. no doubt, hearty
greeting hui not such an overwhelming demon
stration II would have been natural in any
case fer The Oh 'ers of the fleet 10 show COlric
Gus attentions 10 citizens visiting their ships IL
such time rs this FOR they realize that the
Navy belongs to the country. and that the coun
try IS deeply interested IN It's achievements AMI
in its personal and material equipment. But
the unexpected tribute ~ enthusiastic appr"-
cation paid 80 them and their men last Satur-
day made all these officers especially sollcltous
70 l'estow pleas Ire upon the public IN return.
ind tho result has been n constant reception
aboard the ships during the last week
We do not donht That officers and MN have
derived enjoyment from this exercise Of hos
pltallty They certainly have made COM
plant. but have been most courteous and con-
oidsrate IN all respects. And this leads us 20
,uegcst that the time may have come for
little more consideration FOR them on the part
OF the public They have been under trc
mondous strain for many months. ard some o.
them, Mt least. cannot have large margin 81
vitality 10 draw on. The supposlron may pre-
vail that, their fighting having been glorIously
finished. they have little or nothing 10 do but
loO, handsome and divert Themselves This +
en- entire mistake There Is always plenty OF
work for nil hands on shiphoard md what
leisure these men have ought 10 DO at their
own disposal They may not say 50. but the
probabilities are that general cessation Of
visits from the shore would be- a welcome re
lief Their personal friends and invited guests
arc certainly numerous enough 10 keep them
from feeling lonesome.