The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27

smile and q bow. u should try 70 1uau.
~ your confidence %. ,ii II IS ly IA @
no, I know you we'll, Ttzmorrs. You
would do yourself harm before YOU would
DO any dishonest action to injure ans
sother,' s &
BE 11o left aAhc Englishman, ana stepped
quickly to where Marchamp stood walt /
Ing
Turnover the port run and SEQ II ws
sannot put u shot In below tho water
line Of tho hulk he said,
The mate went forward, and soon . 4
long. clean looking bronze gun was run
up to tho rail- and loaded. Brent step
and ttcn watching for his chance a. the A
other vessel rolled heavily pulled the
trigger, II gs3
Is .,Now, another. no said quickly. and
tho man who stood side Of him placed
a y cartridge in the gun and closed the
breech. AZ. X. itE 81 s f AZ a a; 5.5
Brent. 81 N 4 81 B
the other. It will tear q hole in the bot
toms as big aa n barrel. s
Just then tho wreck gave another
flerco roll. showing n good bit OF her
bottom and the captain fred quickly.
,tyyoll done /" cried Fttznorra, as the
proJectile, striking her tore large hole
in tho ship. "Glyo her another. Brent" II
Another. and another, followed tho
last, and soon the vessel showed that
she was rapidly hllIng. A hole as largo
as a llfoboat had been opened in her
through which the seas rushed rapidly.
There she goesl'' cried Marchamp, as
she surged forward and settled by tho
stern, throwing her bows into tho air.
In another moment tho hulk was out
OF sight. z ii Is III ~ rs 5s9 .s t5t
'Put her on her course now. said /
Brent. I'VE have wasted all the time
that we can here: let US mako UP tor II.
The breeze ls not SO strong as II was.
mako sail and steam, You know the
course. "a 5a Isl 5S5S
#8 CHAPTER XIX.
Again the Badsers PROV IL turned to-
ward the equator ana the foam niea
from her cutwater. as chs rises and falls /
on the green seas. xassS
How long should we be running down
to fernandez" asked F1tzmorrts 81! OF
Brent. lfs sz5s ri III. .,. v .,..s. 8
ri should say about two /, days y, III was
the reply, land during those two days
you and i must plan two things.
| .rWhat are they?" 1; q 45 b 3s5ts AZ
#"Ono Is TO keep UP your prospective
brides deluslon." He grinned as be
spoke 3, !
mo Tear OF thar, was tHo Iop4y, WAt!'
nm expressive shrug. .ss .535
sand the other Is to decide what We
shall do when we get there.
19UWhy not wait and see what happens
when we do get there. All our plans
may be set at naught by some unfore- !
seen circumstance.
"such aa ~ 81
30, i do not know, but sou can never
tell what may happen in this part q the ne.
world ,. .81sS
pregnnted by the local philosophy. New
.cr do anything unless forced TO DO y.
| Ii that not SO .,l555
,.yYell, somewhat so must confess
but I also have never believed In cut
ting timber for bridges that. may never
be bullt.'
.nThcre Is some truth in what you say.
Here comes Madeleine. What is IT, III
tie grip
4. His daughters face showed that sho
was amused as we'll as perplexed.
"Whnt am to do with your old LADY,
She is 80 Impressed with hor grand pros-t
poets that she insists upon having her
meals served In private. and on bonded
knee, she desires mo to ask Of his So
reno highness the emperor, whom, sne
insists is on board. II It Is not sol How
| OH earth am 10 serve her meals upon
Bonded Sknees?'
.M,et her servant do IT, He under
stands hor thoroughly, ana can handle
her better than anyone else. Toll herf
| thnt the emperor wishes IT.
(To be Continued Tomorrow 4!