The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

speak so loud. did It 10 tie Montague's
hands He Kicked me out. and he thinks
everything OF this new chap. but I've
settled his hash"
mo good will come Of II. You marx
my words"
you're getting terribly saueaEnish all
of a sudden. 1t appears TO me- stlll;
what is done cannot be undone, enn
that's the end of II. shali san ioi
Martinique tonight with JIM Green. o an
b bis. out q inns place - - : 80
You can stay hero and take caro- OK
'n nms can. can !? And when will that
..As soon as this thing blow, blows S EYER;
They have no witnesses .nas nothinc.
If things get worse. and they stiil want
me- you can join us. ~.
you'll forget me. Allan, saiu tno
it' .rn 'rt vo,,, No. lass" he said as he
,,sse ID her hurriedly. But he said to him
self, t'No. I'll not forget you. Pesnaps .
as .Ion YOU want to see Jim Green out
side, OF. viii you come M. she ashe no,np
20 III come inside 4 they are GUMS
so eThey said they we're going In few
m "vers we'll, III get some money aud
h ae 1 ntepp anf into the house by the rsas
door n,r and srupi soon appeared in the par-roo''
carrying bundle, ~, are going
minnie tells me that y3aa +aa black.
,,a,r .ad ia rk-skinned, rakish-looklns .i,aa
W Who Was leaning against the bar ORDERING
"a last round Of drinks ~ directly.
"Aye, e., OLD dd,,, eh MPItth M US for iark?
VI" .,Tb a. &c lust what was going TO u ash
as a favor have business 'ie'o' 80
you r, take y1 me m niGns III be glad Of you.
oomp an Here, Minnie, pour out oa G lue,a
far your man before you 60 Tgo boz n .IeH'
and a pleasant ~, yoy ',1ass TO to Cunningham.
as as, ne eos rais Off the glass of fiery spirits
| INV ln,rh IT had been hut water, -.
az n Here's luck!" cried the others N ci'''
cr ~. fast schooner running rapf, rn;y,
out Of the harboFT o neif1 fo she the beaufu
isla bs next o morning the inspector OF a, tha
district appeared 1es Sad q t IgHmihs'a''
bit the oi r h ea" demanded the officer
OF II ' do not know, SIR was the repi III
aee ,7np faea y II seldom know where he
| is when he IS away. INTO his secrets
eh?'' r,, 10 has ANY,
"If he has any! Well, he mas one In, .nla >
time, I fancy that will cost nm more
| than 1t is worth" , rnow ,t,n
Indeed, sir and should nbI k yo, should
not. as 1t will have to be known soon soon
nnongh. tie is accused of having shot
Mr. Jennings, Mr.. Montague's overseer'
"shooting j. NJ, i, iennings' What would
ny "N Ne 'r mind, girl; lie did # o sure re
l enough IND we Will find MIN II mes OF
this island which he Is without any doubt
as he could not get off OF IT now,
"Is Mr. Jennings dead, sir?1
"No, he's not dead, but 1t Is Just chance
The The inspector stepped out into the yard.
| followed ny his two men.
1 CHOW. Peter" he said to one IN low
! tone. you will not let that woman out
of your sight, except when she Sleeps,
Davis will take the night watch, nave
told her tlat we suspect Cunningham on
purpose SO that she may attempt 70 cons
municata With him and warn nm; ~
~ can ind out where ne ls
ldonht IL he has been hack here yet.
The inspecstor was not man or many
ideas. and that a native woman could TOOL
hiSNsas easily and cleyerly as Minnie Had
succeeded in doing never entered his
: H4'''0 To Be Continued tuesday,