The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-07-15
SYNOPSIS.


CHAPTER L-fhe Sp~ open. with
the introduction Of J5R.a S>sphens adj
venturer, Ma ssachiisatS man rwa<ooned
DIV authorities at Valparaiso, Chha Be
ing interested in mining operations in
BohVia, he was denounced by Chile as
an lnsurreCUOnlSt and as A CONSEQUENCE
was hiding. At his hotel his atteXion
was attracted by an EngIishman ard a
young woman.
CHAPTER II-Stapheas rescued tn.
young woman from A drunken officer
he was thanked by her,
CHAPTER III Admiral of the Peruyi
m navy confronted Stephens told him
that war had Oeeu d. Jared between
chile and Peru and offered him the Of
nee OF captain. He desired that that
hlsni the Esn"ra'dd. A Chilean vessel,
should be captured. Stephens accepted
the commission.
CHAPTER " Stephens met a motley
crew, 10 which he VAS assigned He
gave them final Instructions
CHAPTER V.-Th-y successfully cap
tured the vessel supposed to be the Es-
meralda. through strategy.
CHAPTER VI-Capl stephens gave d.
recuons for 'he departure Of the craft.
CHAPTER Vile entered the cab
and her maid
CHAPTER VIII. stephens quickly
learned tho wrong vessel rad hem can
tured. Lord Darlrgton's private Yacht.
the lords wife and maid being aboard
lie explained the situation to her lady
ship.
.,CHAPTER IX.-Then First Mate Tut
tle laid bare the plot saying that the
Sea Queen had been taken in order to
go to the Antarctic circle.
CHAPTER x-Tuttle explained that on
a former voyage ne had learned that the
Donna Isabel was lost in t753 He had
round n tresSS u a huge case OF ice
on an island and cor%ained much gold.
CHAPTER XI-stephens however, CON
Seuted TO be captain Of the expedition
He told Lady Darlington. She was great
him
CHAPTER XIL-Tha Sea Queen en-
conrtered a vessel in the fog stephens
attempted to communicate which caused
a fierce struggle and he was overcome
futile finally squaring the situation
Then the Sea Queen headed south again
CHAPTER XII.-Under Tuttle's guild
an'e the vessel made progress toward
its goal.
CHAPTER XTV.-De Nova. the mate
told stephens that he believed futile now
acting as Skipper insane because of his
queer actions
CHAPTER Xv.-Stephens was awak-
ra N Tia - ,,,,'',t ~ y. 1,a'N -" us-
MIA and oyarta,na hin, 1'ba ana ,,,,I, "a
gaining his senses was -h---a n
cr4AD1,z,p w, ,r.,.,,. .....-.,..-,
eide By shooting Upon vote Of the
Grew Slyp4enS assumed me leadership and
ure hunt the Islands being supposed to
De only -'o miles distant.
CHAPTER XVII Tuttl- was buried in
smr,ire ie,E pf"mounrlms t4e
the. shoat, supposed - have formed the
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CHARTER XVIIL-Upon advice, Of
probe the ghost. He rame upon Lieut.
sanchez, the drunken officer he had hum
chez inspiration Enginee S,'' MeHnisht
paved ghosi to scare the men into Civ
that the Sea Queen Vas st 1 the snoi
Mnere Tuttle's quest was supposed to be
er Search De Noy. n, x on al Luf o
quered them in a fist hght. Lady Oar
''''s ~" '''""NeD "'r'
SHAPIER HHIThe Sea Queen start
fog Stephens, De Nova, Lady harrington
ana her mad beng among those to set
HAPTER AHl.-Ten were rescued.
sand for life. Lady Darlington confessed
her love to Stephens and lie did likewise.
IT would be almost miracle fall
tered, the words fairly forced from
my lips by her insistence. This is
the beginning OF winter in the storm
lest ocean on the globe. God could
do it, but not man"
Her mead sank the white cheek
touching my SieeVe out the fearless
s.ol eyes were sun open gazing
.I,rt,1 ',i'o iiiin7
n II Is ,ne certainty Oh aeath'
o1,o 'o'1' DedIn lose'her
ie's''eu dh eiec'fic ShocK.