Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-09

1''"S' tidt No'. op'nt"A ot my
predoae>s.,r int q e...
VI II, l.sS,r. j, vas ~
lis" IA We. .,-., I.....y rH.ks
n 't,s town swore ! : E::4A. / an,!er-
stand tae fcllcrs ever 1t TIE station
;houg!.i he WAS a}au> tte ticket
Al. I-@"-,, ...-.uGc,it"
"''l', ';r. a.,ng.cT, hcin' manager.
.! - o'fn .,''..@ ! >'pose! Langley
~ I'"y nao. @.uca not at WI
'''oyStz*' rtfre anyhow. We turn in
mere.
.h"F rolled M a long driveway. very
&ark nj oynr%Fe#n With trees, and
drew W III the lick door Of Il good
-" Two story house, there Was a
i.a ih" i-.s,!24. .W:at3W.
VII n"n'i", co,@n.anded the CAP
lin. F;"H hr began 70 shout "Sh;n
~, - t'rc top Of : ,5t4S,.
= f'h"4 >'o~' ";pnoa %nH a r?.i,5
''H'@" '.'', "-@'i ~ Il lamp. lis hgn.
y - - ''.'', .=--r - t;-co. II wa; an
=. .-.e, Il s!"!3 face w. vlsitz cye.
rows &nd thin l;op"i rputf ~ha~,
was However. IL tremnle about The
,e't!N t:.at toid nj ;ntrm health.
ii =. .Ioitli,"' said captain Eyi
iie":i;',.. join. iH me make YOU ac-
s.aH.ntel vi;h Mr.. ,ia7elt!ne. the new
t'':'" ut tie cable sta,jcn. Mr. Hazel
-, thiS * my friend Cap'n John
Baxter
H." two sho III hands, and then Cap
:. IN Ell ..,,
- ,i'n, ,!;;,a;'':l.t down them barrels
Ter yoa. Hawkins gpt 'en' hero. same
IS he "lN"ys docs. Ivy The skin Of his
te,HI'. stand by now. ease I've got
to G"liver Mr.. Ha"rjtine at the STA
ton. and its gittin late
John Baxter said nothing beyond
thanking his friend for the good turn.
but he stood lA. IS directed. and The
barrels We're Quickly unloadcd AS
they wer. about to drive out of the
yard Captain Fri turned in bis sea-
and said:
John, guess III be up some time TO-
morrow. want TO talk with YOU
shout that billiard room business"
The lamp in BaXter's hand shook.
"God AIN; @|ltv's got his eye on that
place, Fri Hodge he shouted. "and
on them that's runnin' it,
'''That's all right" said the captain.
''Then the jobs in good hands. and we
amt g1t to worry. Good night
Rut in spite of this assurance Hazel
tine noticed that lis driver Was silent
nnh ,,reoccupied until they reached the
tu,l of the road Ivy the shore. whcD he
brought TIE willing Daniel 10 a stand |
still and ;nnounced that it was time TO
"chan:ce c?rs.'
IT is a fifteen minute row from thu
mainl;,nd to the outer beach. and Cap
tain Eri made 1t on schedule time.
Haxe!tinc protested that be w"s use;l
to I; boat and could go alone and re-
turn the 1ory in the morning, b':t tho
captain wouldn't hear of it, The dor.
slid up on the sand, and the passenger
climbed out.
."Ibere's the station" said the cap
tain, pointing to Il row of lighted viii
dows a quarter of Il mile away. 'lt is
straight ahead this time, and the walk
ms better'n it has been for the last
few minutes Good night!'
he eleCIricJdI put Ills manu- III RS
pocket, hesitated and then withdrew il,
empty.
I'm very much obliged to you for all
this he said. I'm glad to have made
your acquaintance, and hope we shall
see each other often"
Same here" said the captain hearti
ly. We're likely to git together once
in awhile, seem as we're next door
neighbors. right across the road, rs
you might say. That's my berth over
yonder, where you see them lights. It's
jest round the corner from the road
we Grove down last. Good night! Good
luck to you!'
And he settled himself for the row
home
(To BE COntinued.)