Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31

Observation-Disclosures

beuaNe Ike mem he cried. " on
can TO 10. good by crowding the deck
| am going to the bridge 10 see If 1t ~
possible to lower the boats. Each
boats crew will he mustered In turn
passengers and men alike. If you are
towards now you will throw away
what chance there Is of saving your
lives"
A revolver hnrkcd twice somewhere
on deck \ bullet smashed one of the
windows OF The music room and lodged
I'm panel behind COurtcnay. They
all heard the reports, but the captain
promptly turned the incident TO nd.
vgutngc.
"You sec we mean to maintain or
der" he said. Mr.. Malcolm. take
care that every one has Il life bolt"
4 sort Of cheer came from the men.
Who could fail to believe In leader
SO cool and rcsourceful? lie ran out
into the darkness to discover the cause
of the shooting. \ number of sailors
ana iircmen were striving to launch n
boat. There was Il struggle going on.
He could not distinguish friend from
Zoe in the melee. but he threw him
self into Il rcagiCSsly.
"fou fools" il" rh1u.Cl. "You may
die soon enough without killing each
otacr Make way there. Nh. would
youf" lie caught the g!cum OF an up
MED t.I.f2 ana S.ruc!: sayagcly at the
face " Che lan who would have used
It. The butt Of the revolver caught the
sailor Oh the temple. He went down
like Il stone. COurtunay stumbled over
another PROSTATE body 1t was Mr.
Boyle striving TO rise. Their eyes met
In the gloom. COurtCnay stopped and
swung the other clear OF the fight, for
The second ana third officers wee
using their fists. and Walker even In
the hurry Of his ascent from the stoke.
hold had not let 20 of spanner. The
yclls and curses. the trampllnEs OF
dim forms swaying In the fight. the
roaring Of the gale and the inccssant
crash Of heavy spray made up Ghast.
" pandcmoEium. II was an orgy OF
terror. OF wild abandon. of hopeless
striving on the edge of the pit. II stupid
madness at the best. az the ships life.
boats on the port side We're on the spar
deck III 'heir panic the Hen were en-
oeaNoring 10 lower dlngey. Yet Cour-
.eha! saw 'hat uisciplihe was regain
Ing Its influence. He thought to In
spirc confidence and stop useless saw
aEery ny sharp command
IAN hands follow me to starboard"
The struggle ceased instantly, The
eap'aih order seemed 10 Imply some
new scheihe, Men VINO moment ago
Nouiu nave hliieu any one VINO sought
20 restrain 'hehi from clearing the
poats ln'ls now raced peiitheil atter
lnclr "uicelS' no heea WIS Paiu 10
,hose VINO Jay on the deck wounded OF
iuoe"sID'e. iiI,sih ",o"e uio 'iese I'm,
."n s'',o'o u,net rom moi'es' anu
"o''.s nav 'ue eNcuSe VI herce nun
60 mne' '"'' "e''"' 'ne'r uis"o'eu
'"o'
| sun carry ing hoH'o, 'ourtenay leo
'pe confused ho'o' through gang
"Swng those boats back to the spar
deck" he said. Get falls and tackle
ready to lift them to port. Don't lose
your headS' men. lou VIII all be clear
OF tle snip III ten minutes II you do as
| you are io!a'
Two omcers ana quarterlnaster
| SprahS forward. In an Incredibly short
| space OF time the crew were working
| WIN rcuouDied frenzy, but under con
'roi ana win common object. For
| an instant Courtenay was free to at
te.u 10 MS chlei ohlcer. lie bore him
20 the lighted salon companion. Boyle
| was deathly pale under the tan or his
SKIN. Inc captain saw that his own
! Iert mana where II clasped the other
| round the waist was covered with
| olood'
| Below there. lie cried. Bring two
'nen here, Mr.. Malcolm"
| When the chief steward came he
gave directions that Mr.. Boyle should
be taken TO the salon anC DR.. Chris,
total summoned.
| Send some one you can trust 10 re-
|
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we VI 'He pio'i'oh"de uceA' 10" VIII
/ 'NilNln lhtit.