The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-18

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tiers, from London to Yorktown, hs
on its passenger list Captain Jarrat
Marquis de la Trouerie, and Armand
secretary Of the marquis. Jarrat con
spires to get audience with the mar
quis, but is told by the captain tina
the nobleman died on the voyage ant
was given to the fishes. Armand
fights with the ships mate to rescu,
the dead babe of woman passenger
who 10 bond slave.
CHAPTER III.
N1HE Yorktown wharf was a fan
sight to the passengers OF the
Two Sisters as the ship swung
IL to her moorings. Beyond the
yellow clay bank the shore g,owed In
violet green daEzse Of foliaga, flame
of amethyst and pink. and over all the
sun hung ha1y. hhe some splendid
dream rose strewtng IT'S peta2s upon a
bay ot tinted glass.
The bank beAfnd tbe wtnrf was a
fringe Of negroes. tfsar vacant minded
happinass 4hAkihe 90 ha1 Mr. - v4nd
shakes bsunsoms fun q Iocust tree.
HE gay oDtoeed tustnm bcboed like
variegated popptes on q breezy DAY.
The piankfrg beAowAmaaeprinkteh with
town folk, and on the road behind II
several cfor4Dts sweue dcawn upsat some
Distance.
In advance of these and IN the ranr
Of the crowd, with Betsy Byrd In the
saddle beside It stood the Tiuotrpn
coach, framing In rs window a face
with flicker Of iHnghtec over II nike
the Wind Oh May meadow. Anne
was In close green md with her oak
yellow hair looked gold spear rising
straight from MS sheath. As earty as
noon one Of the T1ilotson blacks had
ridden to GLADDEN. Hall with the news
that the ship had been sighted down
the bay. and Anne had orsieped the
chariot forthwith. Betsy had a new
peacock shawa coming In msster Elves
care and had made the pilgrimage from
Williamsburg every day for a week.
what pitys- exclaimed Anne. who
had been first to arrive. ~Mn. Gary
Breckinridee Oary-came on the shin
but she lay In Hampton Roads last
night. and he there found packet for
Philadelphia. So we shall not see him
till the spring.
I'm sorry" Betsy answered. "Frank
saw him In London. What a lot there
are herel There is Burnaby RoIph of
Westham. here for more redemptioners
no doubt. He bought round dozen
last ship. Why doesn't he leave thar
for his factor, like gentleman. won
der?"
Anne looked at the man she Indicated
of medium height, with a sheep face.
long In the tooth--and turned away
with a little shudder. He stood with
thick legs planted firmly, talking with
neighbor, his head turned over his
shoulder, and as they looked he raised
his sword hilt and struck savagely at
a black who tostled him. -Poor sery-
ants who fall into Mr.. Rolph's hands.
1 pity Them" she said-m a low voice.
John the Baptist" she called to her
mounted servant did you go down to
inquire about Miss Betsy's chest. as |
told your
"Yas'm. yas'm. Done been down OAR
twic't-
Are you sureYs
"fas'm, ON meh honahY'
"Honorr Anne said severely -Ubst
DO you know about honor, John the
BaptistY"
The darby responded with a raSped
grin. I lister hab en- heap er bonah "
be said vaguely. but got 30 stray.
CANT wild II l. spec amt got much
Ief now"
Look yonder. Anne" whispered Bet.
w. Isn't that sentsei hooking young
mani What a lovely brown bis hair
~ He's looking this way. His Goa,
'hs noreisn cut warrant he came
'n the ship, There h Mastar Rroole
standing By him now
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