Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-10

taken OF and a thorough examination
Of the cargo made before the holds
are finally battened down for the voy-
age Frascuelo might now he In tight
place in more than one sense"
DR.. Christobal was proud Of his
idiomatic English. He spoke the i'm.
guage with the careless freedom Of n
Londoner
"Frascuelo seems TO have passed an
eventful day." said the little French
count, who had been waiting anxious.
ly for chance to Join iiL the conversa.
ton.
But why should he want to kill
poor Mr.. Boyle?" inquired lsobel after
giving the Frenchman an encouraging
glance. Incidentally she smiled at FL
sic. why puzzle ones brains over
foreign tongues when all the world
speaks English?" she telegraphed.
"Mr. Boyle is peculiar person."
said the doctor dryly. ~ happen to
have known him during some years
You and might&'egard him as man
Of few words. but he has acquired n
wonderful vocabulary for the benefit
Of sailor men. believe he can swear
In every known lingo. His accom-.
plishment In that direction no doubt
annoyed Frascuelo. who became fran.
tic when he heard that the ship would
not call at any South American port.
l imagine, too, that the unfortunate
fellow is still suffering from the drug
which, he says, was administered to
him. Anyhow, you know how the af.
fair terminated"
II, for one, think some consideration
might have been shown him." said
Elsie.
There is no time for argument when
a Chilean draws a knife, Miss Max
WELL"
But II his story Is true
There never yet was stowaway
who did not invent a plausible yarn.
Nevertheless I believe, and Mr.. Boyle
agrees with me, that the man Is not
lying"
They felt the ship swing around on
new course, and the rays Of the set
ting sun lit up the salon table through
the open starboard ports.
due south now, ladiesw cried DIR.
Christobal cheerlly. I'VE have rounded
Cape Cardones. We practically follow
the seventy-sixth degree until we APP
rro ora IN ,ha onan 900 Tho, na ,,or
our way through the strait discovered
by that daring Portuguese, Fernando
no odJed y,,,c,,y tbropgb tho mort
windows two sbaii oII have onr siam.
inn tested before tw.ntv.four hours
have nossaJu
uo,a. 49,. ,,., ma, .,., ,,,
90 co., ,,,,,t no., ,,,,,,..a .,,,s, ,,uox,.s,
al nronhocv poh,nd AZ. d,st,nt cons,
,,ra tho ,vnor a,am,s 80 .ha nIas
threw heayenward their rugged out.
lines with many peak and glacier
elintinp I'm vivid colors against n sky
40 clear and blue tbnt they seemed
strangely near.
eyes This wonderful, otmosnbere of
ours IA enchanting said tho doctor
when ossoiled Inv n cbor,s Of doubts
"Rut Il carries its deccntive smiles
too far. The very beauty Of the cor.
dillera is n sign OF storm. I am sorry
to be n crooker vet We ore running
into A gale"
81 shall ask the CAPTAIN" pouted
IsobeI rising
Tho count tw,s,sa his n,s,oo,o uo
pnow tho, 10th ,od,os uora In tha ,or,
hidden territory OF the bridge when
the frocns occurred.
"You perbaps are n good sailor, said
he addressing elsie
81 am afraid 10 boostn she answer.
cd. 81 have been In what was called
n No. g gale whatever that NAV moan
and weotbered n snIendIdIv but 7 am
older now"
az oonno+ hovo h.o, ,onu oo soo,r,
TINT Won rocoII ~ on a,oo,,v
"It wos civ vans NO. and T vos
s.ventoon than s,,a E,s,a hor oros
wonderir, 10 tho nurnlo ana coli ~,
tho Soronf mo,nto,ns
"Rut Won oro Eno,,sh Va, oro ,,oro-
,ora ~ Ioma On ,he rn,,,,a L. ;, 49,
mured AZ do po,rc,,it consIort,o,Iy
She did NOT endeavor IN internrct bis
expressive glance though bo soomed
TO convey more thnn no soid
mot so much Mt home Mt sea AZ Won