The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

John and Buck carried Chculini aft while I pro-
duced whisky. The big Italian IVES quite
unconscious, and his head looked bad.
The blow, however, found to have fallen partly
upon his shoulder. He much hurt
We tied him up. and brought him into semi
conscious condition with the whisky, and then finding
that his skull sound put him back into his own
boat.
The deputy marshal aided u.s. and he turned to
Il have paper here, sub
Come, come" 1 said is half bottle of whisky
LIE have a drink talk afterward."
We'll the night is ruther damp suh-thanks!" And
off good half umbler of the worst liquor
encountered.
I just saying, sub
Hold on man; give chance to swallow my
liquor" I said. snappishy.
hurry, sub; but I think, sub, had better
get the poor doctor The night Is rather
wet-no more, thankee suh-wen spose another won't
hurt such a night"
tried it again.
AS sayin. sub. I've little paper here. suh
hope suh yo will pardon presenting. but 20 know
sub
Hold on?' cried L know you've got a summons to
serve me- you I didn't have to let you come
aboard boat to it. Now, let me tell you how
Fifteen valuable minutes were spent explaining how
$50 Chiculni Buck for fixing the rud-
der. Buck here told his story, consuming ten more
minutes, and then called upon John and Arthur to
corroborate us.
During this time we had had several niDs OF
the damp the deputy marshal had got the best part
Of half quart.
.'Yo' see, sun" said he. drawing himself up very
straight 'Yo' see sub, befo you gentleman who was
brought up the pulpit Yes sub; intended for
minister I don't mind saying. suh that.
cannot doubt yo' word, suh III be d, sub. Yes
sub; yo' may pardon saying So sub, but I'll be
d., sub, eff I this paper you, suh-though
it would be of convenience me- sub, to have yo
cept it, subj"
II hope you will pardon me-" I said, gravely, but
it would be great inconvenience TO take 1t to-
night. 1 shall you, personal favor, sir which
I know you will refuse gentleman. not to
request to accept the paper d present"
caflh ofp ~ sub
another-the last, sub 1 must be going-here's your
very good health suh and. of 20 do want
that paper. suh I'll be d. if you get it. Goodnight"
He helped unsteadly into Chiculnis boat, where
worthy lay moaning Then he somehow out his
the darkness direction Of
Wind River landing
Wen get under way the tide raises her,
I said. STAND by early call"
"Capn, you spose Use killed him." said Arthur's
frightened voice
mo. you scoundreli why did you hit him when he
down? 1t a towards blow. You ought to be
whaled"
is sorry. sir; sorry. capn."
You ought TO be-" I growled I never thought
would strike a while down"
Il Use sorry he amt daid-"
''what?" snapped, starting
Vas sir Use sho Sorry amt daid-fo' he'll
Kill me, sho"
get below! You are a villain-a villain!'
"Ah, no. cap'n; yo' know Use only a plain
black nigger,' said he. starting off. "Cap'n. 70
know nggers' ways amt like white folks. Use sho
sorry amt killed fer seen him strike-dat-
dat-dat liz black gal-an' he'll kill sho-yas, sir
he strook dat POI black gal-yo him, n--da po
liz gaI-Tse sorry. and his voice. half sobbing, died
away in the depths of the foreeastle.
daylight the little ship was standing out to