New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

I mann toi'ilaSLr broken short IN gale
Nor Yet OF the galleou the san Salvador. though
We chased her whole day. and boarded her at
midnight with as great slaughter OF her ere" IS
any have read Of, taking Of her three chests
OF aGcals. with eight silver CUPS and much store
Of pearls
us OF The secret object OF our venture 3 must
speak. because upon it hung an our fortune.
Twas LaHceIct Heavens. out Of Bristol. that Grst
h"o news OF the Silver Island. and how he got it
no man knew. set he aycrred stoutfy that y was
true enough could We but Iishf uron fl
lie would point TO a circle drawn u7on his chart
py some mysterious Informant and say very quiet
a. II HeS about this place, Yet my man did warn
me mat twas most difficult To- distinguish there
uelh6 hlsE upon score Of isles 9l about il and
uiiIe'lns but little one from another"
ana when indeed We came thoreabou we found
ne whole sea dotted with rocks and islands some
nor oi i az grown with trees the shore aud
SEaMisard began 10 rtvaee the New World with 4
S.gclIN ~ one hand and a thuu1 screy,- in hoth
a secure T:5i y-riy l"er wealth and deposit &C. in
tl5A h..ed with eold and gems 10 which was aided
itself solid bars Of slver I'M l-reTy % vt.ijcb
ma fIEsa to The island ats rame
Devon gentleman with Master Ianoeiot and thirty
or VOYAGE and much buffetnz- in unknown waters
,-.-f. ,''-'ll.-I al length IN Master HeaveUs's
'"sgl3 cree and forthwith set our wits to work,
AiI1 run Z" tell our wits were of little value:
higher - g on lsLes upon the chart there were
ur o mere were some OF us who felt from the outset
hin Net Heavens remained firm. and those who knew
daily pulled aEay 9 from gI'idns into three b9nds We
81. Not that It brought US any luck. though at first
~ vas change enough from the close confinement
80 e ne EeSse- and several Of the isles were realms
o. GA lairy ,.,5I
those T S99se lay first ad not unnaturall TO
Of fern and fowar ber sce gge3I9d s G2wm EroXe5
nc ar with heavy perfume. and under the archnry
from on. the vertical sun. ''''' 80 '''' 7''''l'
orr F0-F-r~ rr-4g g
.a-sen rock rising 80 sheer on ali sides that we
70. hold 70 he gained. '-''' ''-'S
Or latg had had Iasstude which confined me
'h~h'~r ~ my sweet Bess tbat made re FPTe5i
I'M, ~, ~, .,.. ,o-,-.-.. -,
boats. save only two or three reanen who talked
rolling upward as we had never seen :, In our own
count.
ne uie was low. and scarcely a rufHe on the
Ssls one nE one Tie Islands doomed blacSer and
- a-l- ~, IL mo-. ana myself lowered the Jar
ItI rock which We had ch-i-t,uoa Ragged Ras-
Save for tho sometime o~a,l- ~ o.. o,-5,~o ,,.,-
head. or the fa--or chorus OF my -onnanion=
thgv rowed there wss not s1-rd any T. TIT Of
two ~ our cor7r,5rr b57 d. or , r d, on
watching the outline of "EaSeed Eas-al' strong
7 have said the TIA, was low Yet had f. sin
raised upon my elbow and very intent. for rl.nt
IN the centre Of The barren island the water lire
So strong and bright vas 60 that instantly saw
" 20 h' somothinE we bud 7orer marked before.
ana no CLEAN of m7on=hiro upon wet rock. and
larger 81 grew untH an roeornbl4nra to nm eve had
vanished. ana saw IT was p y1vrire arrh,vay
across the water toward mo
call thoy ran astorn. tuublinr up The ladder on 70
me TooE-Iarcclot Heavens Hal crab. Peter the
hlaclIancor. and utrle Tom Huxtabie our cabin
boy. with man from Dartmouth whose name
eScareS mo
whom they Rad hung "a ,o--o-t over fre g,,-vrIc
g1Zing Iarce!ot Heavens looked yu,I Into my -eves
teri VIII wager my share ~ ne tre7,ure that
We frd . Wonder"
Win that they an fell a-7s0~iu~ NSo -r-D poe
scsecd. and ir truth not much sar.-
Ing once more Cor my part moro Than hrrs ok
yestirate Wonder clcrt and ret mark uuor r. be-
fore the tide flows again. You ra~ra ITaI Crab
lingering 70 r,1ara "a loaded 5.~ g. wv e. ~. ,,o
pushed ~. leaving tho man r~frl Dartmouth I'm
For nigh i1o- N QUART ~ -r,rs ''- Mil VA.
the distance between the '.r-r--o4 r. sraI. and The
v~g no sound mt Tho erllsr o.. orI- 1--s Ind fa
Dr yI, or nc sea sE3I-s, Tho shallop.s rroT,
.he mon ceased r5v-l-e- r, O. r-i-l,,,, ee--. r. on
syn i.ss .,,, 49,, ,,,.. en-.
WY. dancing out uron tho oily swell: twas river
81 s'- rnr,5 ung'r an arch of c,'1.' eng
,S-eri-,,, - s'" h'F'n' All S"t ABOUT WIZ
'Sof,ly sald T IN n vgis7cr vet twas gfl'iCl1nt
6er on . Fat shelf and send him g1in into III, The
49, Yer VII IT.. E5 5, '"sNlnE o., -iAkelk' arms 'lt
..C,T . ., 70, ITO, -- l'r@ 49,, -t,,,,,
100 ~" US. S'ld fi1i 'rth. ae Ilr Sha-.,,p
oTiitcq mo INC haven, and We saw anoinHr an an,
side -
inr n our hearts: above me- ,he sta--be5lzaned
frmaInent and within that n.sln. ~ h,1ck ro,,k
Twas Lancslot Heavens who FIRST. snake 49,.
Master Walter said no gazing fealfrIlv about
him. we must take especial heed to th" water