Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

don guide. fiii frat visit was az the
time of my unClc'a return. AZ which
time h. remained with ua week. Dur
inr ths period my uncle became at
tachrd 10 the wnif and desired him to
live with uf. but ~ Louis couldn',
think ~ such thing
ia ruthor be- Wild dc blokcr whore
dcy amt no strings 10 me- he said
upon declining the oficr
"ile was Just the friend was In
need o. I experienced n THRU OF keen
est JOY at his appearance. In "a short
time my heavy spirits lifted under the
spell Of his Individuality I wished ~
Louis To have u remembrance ~ my
uncle. ana I decided upon large pir-
ntc pistol which my uncle had brought
homo from tho islands.
The lad WIS wild with delight. iic
examined n minutciy IN every part
Being rntlnncd with the exterior, he
icrk"d a iaok-iuifo from one ~ his
cummndlouH putketH ANA with typical
Hmull-huy curiosity began 60 diHmomber
the weapon iip uurcrowpd the barrel
and raising Il tn the light attempted
Co look through ".
Gosh he muttcrcd. the durn
things plugged M
with that be- gave the thing d
vicious thrust ana a roll OF paper drop
ped upon the door
whcwi what's thiag' I exclaimed
nH l rNritrdly picked up the paper.
| lnrulll1g H. ! found u 10 be- "a manu-
script address to mo In my unclo's
handwriting.
lot mo got Il and read II 10 you -
Curtis again arose from his place
nt tho ircHidc, brought the paper from
I his desk and read;
Dear Curtis Make allowances for
the WhluE Of peculiar Old man.
This ~ how I found Vol. l. n was
on the Islands; the company wan on In,
land. and I was reclining lcirurciy on
the ahotc, fondling my book. when q
| canoe glilcd around the point. II was
padded 30 quietly that IL did not at.
tract my attention until within a Few
yards OF the shore. ! glanced up. and
bcheld "a ntrangc-looking craft flllrd
with a ucoru 81 duHly nativon.
Il was rpccchlcss with fright but
/ I tried TO calm myself | said nothing
aud NJ the command Of the leader. tive
of the savagcH took mo In hand. while
others procured a long pole to which
they tightly bound me with my arms
stretched abov" my head. Secured In
this manner. they bore me 60 their
canoe and padded away. Exposed "a
/ the burning run ana suffering cxcru-
I chatting pain. ! soon lost CONSEQUENCES
/ when I awoke | found myself freed
/ from my bonds. and Ia the presence oi
"a tcrhblc.looking savage with "a dunlSs
/ warrior on each aide OF me. All around
were hundreds OF PROSTATE formr. do
ing homngc. as Il seemed. 60 the hide.
GUS monster before me.
"Seeing me revive. the mighty chief
tain shouted hoarne command, al
which the hundreds OF PROSTATE rub,
/ jcctH leapCd 90 their feet. The aitun,
ton dawned upon mes ! was before III,
King OF tho Islands. and about to meet
my doom. My only hope was In Btra.
tcgy.
"Tho King turned TO me and adj
dressed mo In hin native Jargon. I could
not understand; "a bold plan HugEuHtet
ITSELF would be rod, ana " posHi
bile convince them by playing upon thcll
superstition. So when tho King Hpok'
to me. | slowly raised my arms alof
to the heaven ana drew them to m,
breast. dropped thcm 10 my side
while tho assembly looked on IN amaze
moni. The King stamped his foot ant
pointed TO the ground. did not pros