Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-11

| Reggie Nanderpool to DeMlle
| as Monty Went down the com
| 4 panionway. The remark was
| precisely what was needed for the
| pent up feelings Of the entire company
were now poured forth upon the unfor-
tunats young man. Subway Smith was
for hanging him to the yardarm, and
the denunciation Of the others was 80
decisive that Reggie sought refuge in
the chart house. But the atmosphere
had been materially cleared, and the
leaders Of tue mutiny were in posi-
| ton to go into executive session ana
consider the matter. The women wait
ed on deck while the meeting lasted.
They were unanimous in the opinion
that the affair had been badly man
aged.
They should have offered to stay by
the ship provided Monty would let Nh
DeMille manage the cruise said Miss
Valentine. "rhat would have been IA
concession. and at the same time it
| would have put the cruise on an eco
| nonical basis
In other words. you will accept a
| mans invitation to dinner if he will
allow you TO order il ;ind invite the
other guests" said Peggy. who was
sil;sll to defend Monty.
| Well that would be better than
helping to eat III every hit of food he
I ,sscSse,." BUt Miss Valentine al
ways avoided Argument when she
| could and gave this as ii parting tllr,l>t
| aef we she walked away.
There must be ,ineling more
han we know about in Monty's OK.
| iavagance.' said Mrs Dan. He isn't
I he ilind OF man To sYaaneter his last
}en2y without having something iti
. show for it. There must be ncthn
/ n his Madness
He has cone It for us" said Peggy
de has devoted himself al! along t.
/ Ejv:ng VS. a good time and now we are
show ing our gratitude.
t'urthc" discussion was prevented by
no appearance of the conspiring com
! .nittee, and the Whole company was
>.......o4.s.s, II iic;r pennies report as
! eiiai:u.;t..
We have found Il solution of oui
-. ,,,,;. .,1,'il oil tilat every one be
..nl~ H., s;' =. 1t is desperate bu
thini> it "; be effective. Monty ha.
::,tn IL ii.,' i..'.y!I.." of leaving Tie
slcht al an,' i.n:t Where we can tak'
/ steamer 10 New York Now. IA.
su.ga4ia j. that we select the mos
rouNtaient place Ter all of us. ALI
obviously here nothing quite so Coz.
.rucnt as iiosj on.
Dan Dssi yoii dire quite foolish,
crie,! his wife who ever conceive
such a Ridiculous idea"
Captain Perry has III, Instructions
continued !ecA:;Iie. tntning to the ca:
t"n. Are W. not acting along III
lines marked out by Brewster him
self"
II will sail for Boston if You say TIA
word" said the thoughtful! captai'!
But lie is sure to couutcrmand suct
an order"
"IIe won't be able to- captain.'' cried
Subway Smith. who had for some time
been eager to join in the conversation
This is Il genuine. dyed in the wool
mutiny, ant! we expect to carry oui
The original plan, which was to pat
Mr., HrcWster in irons until we are
! safe from all opposition.
He i; my friend. Mr.. Smith, and at
least it is my duty to protect him from
any nlgnity." said III" captain sttfly
You make for Rost"n. my dear cap
Tain. .,n'i we'n do iil" rest said De
| Mile Mr. Br@Wst,,, can't counter
mand your orders un.,F.s he sees YOU
in person Vel see 10 it that he has
no chance TO talk 10 you until we are
in sight of Boston harbor''
. The captain looked doubtful and
shook his head as he walked away
AT heart he was with the mutineers.
and his mind was made up to assis.
them as long as it was possible to do
so without violating his obligations to
Brewster. He felt guilty, however, In
smreptitiously giving the order to clear
for Boston at daybreak. The chief Off
GERS were let into the secret, but the
sailors We're kept in darkness regard
ing the destination of the Filter.
Montgomery Brewster's guests We're
immensely pleased with the scheme, al
though they We're dubious about the
outcome. Mrs. Dan regretted her has
ty comment on the plan and entered
into the plot with eagerness. In ac-
cordance with plans decided upon by
| the mntineers. Monty's stateroom door
was guarded through the night by two
Of the men. The next morning as he
emerged from his room he was met by
| Subway Smith and Dan DeMille.
) Good morning." was his greeting.