The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-05-28

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Mrs Bonneville Nas stricken dumb.
The Ancgicau's shooting * two men
Ga White Ioue island bad naturally
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hls paft ard she did moi know bow 10
answer Eisies question Before she
could gather her wits lsobei later
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~ you had bsen ~ that boat. dear, "
she said sweeiiy. you would realize
the teItsy tnfyy condition Or our brains
Even Mr. Gray himself. the coolest
man on hoard, imagined We Nigh, sink
any moment, - what can sou expect
" those exritabIe Chileansf What are
the discoveries you spoke Off
"Well. some one placed dynamite
Among the coal"
But who would do such q ihineT'
'That Is bard 20 cay The captain
believes that the culpnt Will be found
out through the insurnncr policies
You eanno, tell how surprised | was
to hear him mention yentana's name
IN connection with a."
"Ncutnuas manner
The blood el,hed away from Isobel's 1
checks, leaving her pallid as n statue
There was a gasp IN her voice which
startled her own ears. Lest her agita-
tlon should he noted too kccnly she
bent forward and propped her face on
her ciinched hands. staring Gxedly at
the distant cliffs IN supreme effort 90
appear apatbetic, Elsie heard that dry
sob. bat her friends seeming indifIer
eDce misled her.
Yes" she said. wondering a little
or not Christobnl's yeIled hint
regarding bygope tenderness between
the two might account for lsobel's hys.
tcrical outburst on the night OF the
ships breakdown. SO, pondcrIng MI
spoken thoughts the while. she told the
others exactly what Tollemaele, Chris.
tobai and Courtenay had said aud even
revealed "a them that which Courtenay
himself did not yet know.
You remember the poor fellow who
got into trouble soon after we sailed
from NalpafaisoY" she said ellis name
Is Frnscueo. lie was wounded again
IN last nights fight. but not seriously,
lnd he and | are quite ehums. He as
iures me that he was dragged by a
nan named lose Anaclcto. who took
lis place among the coal frimmers"--
''Oh. Miss Maxwell, come quickT
screamed AIRS. Somervile. for Isobel
lad lurched sideways out of her chair
II falntlng fit, and the missionary's
wife WAS barely able TO save her head
rom striking the ships rails.
Joey was shot out Of Elsie's lap with 9
uch surprising speed that he trotted |
way without any exhibition of lame. ,
less, He was quite Disguised for at !,
east five minutes, but II Is reasonable
o suppose that dog OF HIS intelli !.
renee would brighten up when he !,
leard the wholly unlocked for story
which .Chrlstobal was translatlng 10 .
'ourtenay word FOR word as IL was !
ragged hesltatingly out Of suarez a
The Argentine miner had been badly Y
njured during the struggle for posses. !
Ion Of the promenade deck. Owing TO q
oss OF consciousness, supplemented by y
IA awkward fall he Might have chok u
i TO death had he not been rescued Q
Within few minutes He was very Ill y