Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-05-02

what! without searching tho
ship7"
We'll. we can do that" returned
Collier. hut I'm morally certain that
it'll be OF little use"
Nevertheless" answered Sir
Charles Il should Ike IL. for they may
have been concealed elsewhere and
this an may De a trick 20 throw us
OF the scent"
"An right" returned the naval OF
fcer. It'll have a dozen OF the Britain
Mas out OF the heat and Wen over
haul the Flying Star from stem 70
stern and from truck TO keelson."
"GeDcomen. said TIE captain. I'm
terrible anxious 20 get ahead. I'll be
honest with you this time did take
in them two parties about noon today.
7 knowed Ra, the one in mems clothes
was a woman soon as 7 laid eyes on
her, but she said she was the daugh-
ter Of Captain William Penn Slocum
Of Philadelphia. a man I'd knowed
for many years. an I agreed to take
her 20 Bordeaux whittier I'm bound.
She said she was runnin' away from
her husband And the other girl was
cXac'ly." continued the captain. cor
recung himself "the other girl was
runnin' away cause she had 10. I
took &c that she was no wise wilun' 20
come with us but she couldn't help f."
Sir Charles heart leapel at this CON
frmation of his hopes and dreams.
AN give YOU my word" continued
the captain. "that they amt nowhere
else IN The ship ] was down here
Just before dark thought I'd fetch
them some supper and they was both
asleep. an ! didn't have the heart 10
wake 'em DID, / think it's just as this
gentleman says. somethin' must have
alarmed them. maybe they heard your
hail. their boat was draggin' astern.
and they made of en- her."
OF have no doubt that you are speak
ING the TRUTH answered Seton.
Captain Tr-r'-s startled violently.
NAY" said Che soldier 81 mean no
oGense az aI brt YOU don't know
Lady Ellen Darlington. and It's quite
possible that without your knowledge
shcs concealed herself i'm some other
part of The sli9
III 7 produce her viii You take or
your men a.d your ship and lcmme
60 ono"
"Ias.outr." returned seton.
81 wish q could do &c." said tho cap
tain. "hn p crn do is 20 sond my men
90 assist rcrs SIR Eavker." he
called out tr tlc mate. "have the ship
searched Tlt mo- biudrance in the
way OF th.s. Iuushers. and m them
two female. can ba found. fetch 'cm
art. fog Coils sakel"
10 did uo. t.Ea Che sailors long 10
search the Ship Thcy found no
trace cf EIen ana Deborah uhatso-
ever and So reported TO Collier.
Il am sorry for YOU Sir Charles
said ColHe- "lut they have evidently
escaped vo. They're cruising around
somewhere IA these waters m that
boat Pertains We can overhaul then,
at daybrelt II wo have GOOD luck ."
he said. AT any rate they are NOT
here. and wen have 90 return 10 the
Britannia"
My fhend." said sir Charles.
sioon.Ay' We owe you some repara-
',o" ~. s'opl'Ds you 10 mis- way II
'lls VIII npensa1e' shall DO glad.
he eA'ehuea ms hand win a rouleau OF
goIa pieces Ia H. Captain Tuggles took
'ue money. examined II critically.
walked 20 the side OF the vessel and
uioEpeu 10 OFeIooard
Wn"l 40 you mean py thatF cried
S'l mares ahsrlIy'
A. Ilsht tnat you should pay ne
LOT the trouble you've caused and the
lusuI' so1 We put upon me- out that
uCesu MAKE II necessary Tor me IN
az Sc, youI money
WY uluh you give u back, theEt'
s-,e Co',.e.' WHO "@4 @S mucn aston
So. .',., 's seton.
mere "ouidh nave been any pay
So ~ Jazz - 6oes INTO the
oCe..I' S'.aI u eIeah IL on. NOW. II
80 20 ,"i Ouen win me- aiIhough I've
49, 90 IN ,ilo lI9ely .n's eVehln con
I"p9 SOu DC Aind enough
- az ~" youI men 1aAe your snip
N' ~ NiH 'ell'uo so on
- oneH'
'''1' u Spii4'' 10 SAID
TO Seton. that prevented US from con-