The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
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Ing to their ignorance OF the proper way +;
OF living In this 5cimnte.2'. y
@""Purs,ied by British man-o war! T.
exclaimed Titzmorris. That Is the way
that 5our grandfathers knew about itE#
besides what they heard from the old
man that they spoke OF. } " M
49."It is also likely that this L. tho way
L that tho other chart was handed down n
and Broughtons captain got hold ii5 OF \
IT. It must have been " known III by O z
number OF people Mt the time. but prob
{ ably the others were either killed. or
did not take the prccauton to mako
charts and otes. !" X i38 Isl ssa s 5
who did and who did not know Of h 1t. 4
8Ithink that you cnn feelfquite safe In be-
lieylng that you are the person who I.
B has THE most right to i t. Possession is \
nino points OF the law. fs8Ef
Come papa" said Madeleine. do not
stand there forever theorizing on tho
subject Let us SEQ what Is behind those 4
great doors that lend from the deck
#into-whnt do You call that place. any
way ~ MI ssi n i5i,ss
$s"It was called \ the aftercastle, A. my
dear as the similar place forward was
called the forecastle, as K It Fis ut tbs
present day. 4 They were intended origin
ally for soldiers and Inens ut arms. but i
$the forecastle alone remains OF the old
terms, and It's use, and also It's posi- tion.
have changed. 1t has gone below ths
deck whereas In the olden time It was
above. We have topgallant forecatstiei
but even that Is part OF the deck nc 3s
Broughton, who had brought with him
an ak, in evident expectation OF + diff.
Guilty in gaining admit tance, now stood
ready to force his way Into Il the main
cabin when Brent gave the. order. Ne
n.CSo on, said the latter. pointing TO y
tho door OF which Madeleine had spoken.
s'Split them open II you cannot get IN
any other way. & s ; S..
The sailor swung his ak and delivered
a powerful blow, but K hollow sound
was all the effect that seemed TO y Dc
|sprodnced by his efforts. AGAIN ana asa,n
he struck the solid wood, made doubly
hard by It's long immersion IN The water
and he finally gave 1t up. "
! "There Is no getting through here ne
exclaimed. 5 4. * q SS5Ssig 5 I.
SHOW. about the windows In the stern q" ~
| asked Madeleine. i8;
Upright grill" cried her father, We '.a8
were stupid not 70 think q tneln pe.ore.
There Will be no trouble to get IN mere
| m the meantime. Broughton, do you go
| IA III to the Badger and get her arnorer
and some powder. Better stu, let the;
gunner be prepared to fire q. smell i OF
two mt these doors when we nave , mao
i .
from the shore. Come back as soon as Is.
You have given your MESA Sc.
| "How arc you going to get IN at tue
stern windows n asked Fftzmorr -.
I"Thunderation!" exclaimed Eren t,&sare
! we to DO baked there as well Ley "
! 70 around to the stern and see now r.gh
4 tho sand is. Perhaps we can Gimp ao"nS
| over tho rail- from the upper! dec x.
IIe suited the action to the word. ana
clambercd up the broad steps when i &C.
| to the high aftercastle deck Scralnpt y,
| out over the edge by the aid Of the
I heavy carving, he was enabled to- gam
/ footing ana finally disappeared from
! the sight Of those on the lower De cK $50
suddenly his Ydoce sounded from some
/ where within the ship.
4 &$EuA Alloy there, where are you z.
55NFicre, here cried Fltzmorris mere
on earth are you? ~ -
III am inside. but It is quite dark. The
shells VIII be the thing. VIII DC DO ' ous
In a moment. VI u . Z,
4 climbing around the stern gallery 70 t Il'
deck. S III Inv IN, 3:btas
,,Whew! but that was hot and pokey
a work I$want more light when 7 go there
4 again. + did not dare NOV Tor rear ear O.
4 treadlng on dead men s bones u,
o. papa!" exclaimed Madeline dell i1 los'
mo more horrid than my sensations
Il assure you! u, ts
IT think nothing, sha wall -. ~
see, when there Is more light upo'l ~ =,
! subject than there Is now O., ., z, # "a
To be Continued To-morroV.= rs 4 3 IL
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