Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-12-21

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHATTER AT dayhrcak an assistant keeper
Of the lighthouse. pacing the gallery. discovers
III the distance ship in distress. stephen
Ernnd agrees to swim Ia il. Upon reaching the
ship he comes i'll contact with n shark, fights
and Kills II and goes aboard. He hnds the body
OF u dead man and a strange bundle beneath the
sail. Jone-. the lighthouse keeper, lowers a
basket and hauls Brand and his strange bundle
safely up. 1.-THE bundle contains n live baby.
of which Jones assumes the care. On part OF
the chlld's clothing are the initials +. l.
The little one j. placed in care OF the nurse who
has charge of stephen Erau'i- cuild in Pen
znncc They call tn. child End Treviilion. III
Eighteen wears later tonsianc" l'rand dauSh
ter If stephen Brand. and her adopted si.t"r,
Enid Trcvillon. - 10 The lighthouse with an
old fi-herman, Fen Pollard, In a saiiboat named
Daisy. They caught in storm. during
which hey hear the signal for help coming from
the rock. They reach the lighthouse in safety
and find that two of the men, Jackson and Bates
have been hurt. Brand sends the men back with
Ben. IN-Jackson and Bates are lowered into
the boat and Pollard starts for Penzance. The
Iaisy il met h. Lieutenant >tanhopc, who Is
dcvotedly in love with Enid. lie has started
out for the light house in answer to the signal
for help. On meeting the Daisy he turns back
10 assist with the injured men. N-From u
lighthouse wndow Enid spies boat approach
Ing the rocH. 1t is the LapWlng. owned by a
sailed by Stanhope He signals for them not 10
land. and stanhope returns to Penzance. The
girls spend the night at the rock Nl-During
The night a furious storm renders sleep impos-
sible. Al dawn from the lighthouse gallery
Brand makes out ship in great distress. VII
Charles 4. Pyne. young man on board, throws
a rope from the foremost 10 Brand, and by
means of pulley seventy eight people are saved
before the ship sinks. EIll-M Nansittart,
Pyne's aunt, is strangely moved at sight OF Con-
stance. IX-Mrs. Vansittart inquiries about
Stephen Brand and his daughter and seeks to
meet Brand. but fails. X-Stanhope in the Fail
con approaches the lighthouse at daybreak in an
effort to rescue Enid and Constance, but is un-
able to land on account of high seas Brand
signals news of the disaster. Constance and
Pync become well acquainted. XI-The Falcon
puts back 10 Penzance, but returns the next
day, bringing Mr.. Trail, whom Mrs. Vansittart
IL journeying from America to marry. He sends
mcssascs to Mrs. Vansttart and to Pyne, his
nephew. XlI-StanhOpe has signaled from the
boat his proposal to Enid. The food Is giving
OUT, and starvation threatens. when two boats
arrive, the Falcon and another, but even with !
raft it 10 impossible to re7ch the rock. XIII and
XlN-StanhOpe decides to row to the lighthouse
and signals to Brand. Brand tries in vain tG
persuade him not to. Stanhope, with Ben Pol
and connects rope after a desperate struggle
XV-ProvisiOns and mail matter are ferried t.
the lighthouse. In letter to Brand Mr.. Trail
states that the initials f. 7. on Ends little yes
stand for Edith Trail, his daughter, who it wal
thought lost with her mother on board thu
wrecked vessel nineteen years previous. XVI
The lighthouse prisoners are taken to Penzanc'
in a lifebOat, where Mr.. Trail gives q dinner t
Mrs. Vansittart, Lady Margaret, StanhOpe'
mother; Constance, Enid, Stanhope and Pyne
Erand arrives at the hotel later and meets Mrs
Nansittart and finds that she 10 his wife. XVII
Brand tells Constance of her mother and Enid O
her father. Mrs. Brand goes to Brands house
where she becomes i'll.