El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-20
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A MATTER OF JUSTICE.
Concluded From Yesterday

me-" SAID 4Sestle arusuiently. <and 1
don't cafe, yuppesce-what he maybe by
trade. 'HeSgot u down on me eat. pres
I ent. IF ssape But ,UrQ going 10 give
Mr.. T:s,fe1 yopsSafits b .litfle' inter on,
and YOU, lhs I'D By and look ON if
you ereE,ts ghteaed TO be ffea him"
ia nOt%sfhnkz m the open" grum-
bledesfdrs5y,. na Jeu- kno& i. You've
aeeesw., PssYp In a
kindzaf ean'pget out.
ricisS$S3en1ssSaxt6p them.
seasa those
riaes. ST -ss->e~
"What rifles? No, nobody's said III
nes' to me ashore here. dafEd
stItI seems swesveiget somed eases of
rifles on sbaard for one of those little
ports up the fe0ast, Isl did DIDN'T khn9W it,
"sNor did ], said Kettle, "and you
can take 1t ff{orin1 'f9f,e that Ne haven't
Smuggling rifes ASHORE is a big offense
hefean shes Persian guH,T And FIN not
going ropue IN yseif sin the way cofIthS
laSe RfI.kndw it's zsxod yonGT .Ts1js
-.sWsh Il tAink You're e wropks strsi,
said the mate. 81 believe they're In
some cases that are down on the mani
fest as machinery Ds3vithem stow
ed down 10, 3 hol1, and l remember
one of the stevedores in London joking
about fiserr -wfsen-si,c5 ,-mercstncikbe-
low .
"sdhpppossingE they wa We're Ha riHfles, what
ttietl.'" ~, zai+ 10 9oe1a 1s9d 9n -
s1Rad wants them, oiIHe says 52I2thae they e.
consigned to some of his neighbors up,
coast. who'll raid him as soon as
they're properly armed, and he doesn't
like the idea. What raiding's done he
likes to do himself. and at the same
time he MUCH prefers good Brum-
magem rifles to the local ironmonger's
blppderbusses, = -
t'Waly SAID Kettle, I'1,m waiting td
hear What ne thought you could do
with the rifles, :suppesing they were on
board" --., r-<t 1-tz r-,,4
.tOhs die expected me to breach cargo
and bring them here ashore to him.
He's simple minded savage"
by James, said Kettle. 1.-The mans
mad. What did he think 1 should be
doing while one of my mates was
soothing cargo under my blessed nose"
''Ah, you see," said the foggy voice
with sly. malice, "he did not know you
SO well then. sir. That was before he
had persuaded you to come into his
house to stay with isim.'' aIcf!
1t is probable that Captain Kettle
would have found occasion to make
aeidscouhmeBt on this repartee from his
inferior officer, bat at that moment an
other voice addressed him from the
slit a the other side of his prison, and
he turned sharply round. To his sur
prise this new person spoke in very
tolerabfe English -9'i 3rra ''.' 'Ia Ial
,..'Capm.. want to ma Ike contrack wild
.'The deuce you do. And who might
you be. anyway"
Il cullud genIem'n, .sar. Boon Fan
zibar. Used to be fireman on T. an o.
I want arsk youyA.--[ z--,..--o.- -,
SIS this the Arabian Nights? How
the MISCHIEF did you get here. any
way.2" s.s;I 5l-E-. sy--c5<ts .sDc- stF
,"Went on burst, in Alden, sar The
ole chief fired me out. Went Yemen.
Caught fol, slave.s Taken caravan.
Brought here. But I'm very, clever
gen'lem'n, sar, an, soon bought myself
free. Got slave OF my own now an
three wires. bought mother wife yes
terday." --, 49,. - t'. /
oh you bea ST." said Kettle. -.---
s."Sar, you insult me- Not bally Chris \
tan any longer Hard shell Moham-
medan now. sar. n can marry as many
wives as 1 can buy" .srzs- 5r-e -.
Pm sure the prophets welcome to :
you, Look here, my man. Pass down
3 ropes end from aloft there, and let +
me get on deck, and I'll give you a |
sovereign cash down and a. berth in !
my, stea Ipboatsr stokehold if You want
ones4-fm BOZ asking You ITO help me |
mere. II gaess Pm Qaite competent to,
find my own way on boarff7and to wipe
this house toleEahlSclean- before it's !
quit of msiY Y-4T7 94y., gcry
a.. ..Nothip> Of the Kind, ,sar,"". said the |
man behind the slit, !: Y GU, fnsplt me.
sar.17aI syerys lhia gen, lem n here. ,ssar,
IN nL4soyereisn's no. use- tor me. ssRefl
sidPs,1 paFrntI dG ole. man1fsad: zan he,
say he want dem rifles ypm got aont
your ole trump. -------------
-T'spoes fie. bilrflesti.f Them yosr scAn
or HIM Mr.. NlIsger rmadwas alhunkens
1feman. tbSs I1r See ESouc and Hin. III
sonnw hercoa big Sight hotter' than
Arabia before' ne gets them. II didn't
NOV thcY We're rifles If I.had. KNOWN
~ Ts"s'f = -'"s y P-Aii'Sf'z ~ pStz hAiSpA
ashore. btH 40, things are 9news I'll, land
hem into the hands VI those thas1or
Tered theaa.--andII hePe-they come
lreund 10 thisi townsof ayeurs and give
'ou fits zSndzsees here,syou talk IN ore
espeetfaIl;i about my steamboat or
rod II get your1shins Kicked daddy's =
'''-ah Die tramp" said the man RELISH
ngly. ~ served on. r m 20, .sar,;l an
M Z. an 0?-we don'f care to 'socfate
gid aTampss sailors sailors .,aayH :