The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13


breathing space. kept the M'poso ac-
ruratelv out of the nangroves whilst
their commander gave an undivided at
tention to the very highly qualified
passenger who had dared 10 sully the
Gnbfcfnl~hed deck plants OF the upper
bridge
Nv .rao- o~dir.~, conditions Car-
Tor would have r,....rlizod the circtiui-
Stances. and have remembered his SORE
vice. and swallowed the dose with "a
Frnif. ani "a shrimp Hut thines mad
zone No.fuilv av,r. with him during
ihc last score of hours The strain Of
lho nlnt. the discovery that the man
* D'N,!l OF M. letters was Miss Kate
iu the ucsh tn. uu,,Ttain future of
Two Coast factories. The way I'm which
PNervbufv received his cnga-ernent To-
1aura Sl1de. au tD.~a things led I'D
~, ,. ..t f.4 - lTf, g.,.,i-
st..,3 - .,.fi,,,- ia - -,
oIf | - - ,
tn hfnlserf fo-orj b, n ratner insane
bP 10 90 s,' .I-,,s s' az ,tr,. i,
H.. h.-tr .rt.-.ft.r ma ,-o be,n.. fn
i-in5 .l-t-..-r- 10 rsnfair INA 81 ana
a. ,i-,.sl, ic., b..,I. ,,bi.b r.,e.,,,,..i
~ .i-', .. t,,.. ior'l ,',,,,,[,,ient or Gr..t
81 t,.r..,+f,' .1.,,so Me r-.t,
b@,.i,i 80. .. & ,si,sIi,,S ,,,L.r
no fraruonitor,, s,rnptouns or "A wen
eft .,5 . eb-a1.- ~ bod ~ rsl,si
-,4r9riai 7crroeei,,r vvhich NM ne
9lenal ,1rosfiCr 90 ~ ,vbother 1ife we've
,e,iit. .,-o-tb ri-.i-.
over ana above a1 these things. since
The first moment of seeing Kate il had
been borne in upon him that ne had
made a mistake over his engagement
Ing d fc not Tor was aoge SnthF 9
70 see il through or in other words
TO marry Laura. whatever the cost and
result might be- But from that date
onward ne began to ask himself in
convenient questions. TO demanded OF
S l3ne f6n oSe ueu He Wished to
be informed (from the same source
and at the shortest notice. II he was
eXacfl, in love with Miss SIade at that
Dartfciilar moment. and when the phe-
nomenon commenced. and how long it
was likely to endure And when Laura
who saw into a good deal more Of All
tbis tbon he crpocted offered to re-
lease him from his promise he abused
her FOR the suggestion. and protested
his affection for hor with such warmth
that he feared very much after the
interview that he had hopelessly over
AS consequence. when Captain
Image explained I'm "a two-minut-
speech that MT tame ppe4 CAtl'1
was violating the etiquette OF nations
in daring 70 pollute that upper bridge
with his undesirable feet without di-
rect invitation. he rather welcomed tile
opportunity and retorted in kind
Now. Captain Image. as has been
hintcd. had made the most Of tn. wears
ne had spent sea-going In the mat tier
of picking mp vocabulary. De- has
90 this day brothers in Wa-es who are
therc is no doubt that he Wa the ,nheritor
~ SOM. ancestral st,afn ,f t.,.-,.ir., ,1o
-
Iu'uD,. AaIlei ON inc "l4tei Manu-
1nDuEh 4ot as rue .it inLcn
So, MHst NY 49, .f
,ri,t,,,t - l-.,,, 81, - , of
,-itr,n.ra tior srd thC-,e~h D. ,,as moi
Cors|i,,,e ~ ~ a. -. r;-.. . IN
c,tio, e,.l,.5 fr 9n5 ,,-f- tf. no
,-o,,t ~ - $50 o --i,-e6 i,.. .-....,.,.,,
served him faithfuilv
Ms E-~to OfNeiT hoard trl afeo,,s
sion ans rotfred TO ber room, hoIo1v
StoTra~Ss noDDod tbefr r.a4. ro,1d
zoor,-e--e ~ lfe+are1 or, i- t,,-eIv,-
doclx b.r6s toolS cov-ar ro..,1 trr anrle
Of Inc boHsee and strafnnd ff..f~ ears
ana thc eecord anefncer ,.Io we
broa IN T-x-Dasi1a ana orarf, .isfrned
10 he "a co1noisseur came o-t hraZenlv