New-York tribune., 1903-04-27

tered" said solomon, My woman, but 'tisi...
ne ssT ms ovT ght the loot raPns gPfn tRs TO tine
clouds which famed gloriousiy at the edge of the
An cried with loud voice said he. wnis-
Rrg a IN & aye Snsd9 Gn pere e 2n
Seven thunders uttered their voices SAID
voice from heaven sayin' unto me. Seal up those
things which the seven thunders uttered an write
The wind from the wilderness, cold. and black.
covered the hills with mist; the dusk fell and the
glory faded from the heights; -,
wonder what the thunders utteredi Think
g%eny gR% 9y twas the kind sins that can't be for
'Tis the seven mysteries
"Sh-h-h d ar he said. patting her gray head;
thinkin on they things'H capsize you an you don't
The night had driven all the color from the sky:
cloudy west, and covered them. 1t was cold and
AM seven ,hunders uttered their voices she
"Sh-h-h dearr' said he. Leave goa In"
Twenty-one years longer old Solomon Stride fshed
times more. weathered two hundred more gales
salmon and cod He was punt fisherman again
was old Solomon; for the nets of the trap had rot
and had rotted at last beyond repair What with
the weather he dared not pit his failing strength
from year year: but. solomon said to Luke
Twin expenses KEEP up wonderful" notwithstand-
Il be so used T. luxuries" he went on. running
] Sg naiq come GoWa t coIbIo bsstrs1 % !Tis what
l Iarned." he added proudly, when were a Trap
'''Tis all right Solomon" said Luke "Many's
the quintal O. fish you traded with me-
Sure" Solomon chuckled: "'twould take year
In course of time It came to the end OF solomon's
last season-thoSe days Of 1t wnen; as dne Lo1A % 0s
man was eightyone years old. and the debt TO Luke
ing snenIy rdd with G b2Zar in its train caught
him alone on the Graphing Hook grounds. He was
Dumbed him: the snow blinded him: the wind made
sport of the strength OF ms arms he M Ta5 t ,a
that he drawing near the har Dor tickle tor II
6d not Sse toud TO h Be oo m @ He
carried out from the sea where the strength OF
been mystery 70 him All his days That 9Fhs ais
boat splinter by splinter to keep warm At dawn
he lay down to die The ceased. the wind
hegsd eag4 Maue tns zee sped T Body Of Solomon from
the lookout. and put ou md brought MIN n, inUre re-
the winter the old man doddered about the harbor
dying Of consumption Mneh tne ,d npid sveni5
wndshe came quickly to the the Pass pa t6 oI nn treub
come come at the the end of life, ,ouu
In the spring. when the Lucky star" & three days
trade for the first catch. old Skipper Luke Dart
was aboard making MS last osg ONCE 70 moe to see
the rocks o. al thar coas. sbore FIeazaF Manuel
told him that solomon stree lay dyag f5o RI %a5
so the skipper went to the cSagG g I Customer and
friend and there found him. propped up in bed
Skipper Luke Solomon quavered;. IN deep ex-
element: ''be you Just come in' oyz
What be the big craft hanging of shoare? En-
"rft There &c had been no craft in sight when the
Lucky Star beat in. Were sha fore-and-after'
.snre. sure" nos BY cried solomon she were
gTan craft9a quare craft by-ke she made
o glass canvas an h,Ii an p Il. an 60 n 49, Du5 he
star t the tip o. her bowsprt BY. an star Z the
peak O. her mainmast.ssven stars they De- IN All
''Hem-rn,' said Luke. stroking his beard 'she've
"?s a gran gran C. craft!'' said Solomon.
''Tis accordin'." said Luke. "t' whether you be
She were bound d9wn noTth the s LaoTaoGrb 5ae qbs
solomTn went on oky Che an 61e wrs1 sboHt S an headed
for the tickle, with her sails squared sure sne
ram ran right q % 9vsT the P2nfbee ts wind l. by y$ ne
"Dead off shore from the tickle. ..-,
stsSi2Rt sSi2mon in an the I Tnd he RosFse
aybe IS m shin o sor weRf sop on ey % be many things
strong men knows nothin' about What think you!
vbasbe ayfe s6e o be invisible t. mortal
eyes. Maybe skipper you hasn't seed neE; mayoe St
Ss Msvbe 5eaf she'Te Ry Turned gIgS IN infor + me-
The men turned their faces to the window % again
storm cloud had turned black solomon & 6ozed ros
stin staring dreamiIy out to sea
THE Revelation of St John the Divine. chap K
J. 1
skipper Luke" said Solomon With smile as ,St Of
one in an enviable situation. tits fine nave
nothin' again you on the books when you comes
SSsure. by" said Luke. hesitating not at all
though he knew to cent s That Te Tas on he @ free q
Ot2s &h' said solomon the smile broadening Flort-
dred quintaI cotched last that paid un an
U32ed up Twas fvs a sra4 gran. Gost soa1 ht@s'
What be the balance t nv credit. skipper"
"Hem-m. the skipper coughedi Pauslng to r1 form
then gpe5s 6e Wnn Tennred ai.sF Fifty G'Hi dollars
.'Iss." said Solomon; hfty an moare' SKIPPER
Fifyeighty said the sk%iPPsF % pos positively 1. eftv
sido6SnissS' soiomons sure N'o you SS' ie''' '''
a24n %apf ns sad the skipper I'm send un
t the woman the night-an order on the Lucky
sFiftv-eight for the woman said, solomon.
TT will b kaPs ss1 h9F Oft ff fe fOF three
When the skipper had gone; Priscilla crept in and
and they silent for long time. while the
II be eoain t die the night dear said solomon
''Iss. by she answered: you be goa'n' t die
whispered as though about to impart a secret
The ship that's hanEtn, off ShoaTe waitin, for for
ropes. shit She do be 'tother side O. Mad Null
Priscilla trembled for Solomon had come to the
time of visions. when the words of the diving are
WbeT f TSf of the o uterings Of the seven thunders
Sure the Lard FIeve blessed ms Priscilla sai1
has followed Us, all the days O. our lives Our cup
:eTorai-, the Lard said Priscilla.
SGooI b.G b wft esar 2n sFE Fa6a hks an weve
had TIE he, Ssns ia Po,,Td rEor weve hnT oT
Iit.Ie tahv little while. Tes-onS de-ear H'le
ha nv Priscilla an there's them that's had none
Uhen thev wasn't a farn're-an' hahn powder en'
rssns an an o ffGx ad f1inEs 1crr IN r az has
suit O. raIe tweed-rorne STRAIGHT from ENGLAND
We hasn't reed a rafrroad tra'r. dear bnt we've
ed a steamer ar we've heard ten a. TIE cuare