The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

.Ioe stayed at Ho'"'
~ .,nv are going abroad and
NJ eclycs here and there on
na yIobe and acquiring many
q pnes rom the English, whost
sisIgn lands are extremely TAX
take n piece OF ground
Sy the unwritten law IL Is
~ puss suuare. Then they take
sna n Of Ten square miles more
III. tSn copvlng the English. The
W. lirsensIbiy evolves itself into
"A, e,.Seanite section of debatable
:ssr Il be German or Chinese
w rs nor does anybody seem
Interested except the Eng
!. AZ this sort happened in the
n ~ Chao- Chau, the German
~ an The Yellow river, About
o o' IN the Yellow river is a
"a running out Into the river,
Lied stlckup point. Nothing,
<,,rts up there, and the point
Thing but q spit Of land run
~ TIycr. on the right of IT
NV or rather blight cuIving
a and there is q big fiat rock
ar rurye OF the blight which
Iow wster. but as IL is In no.
q. and rather serves as n con-
a hes there. calm and undis-
once upon q timo a Chinese
a lnng line OF rafts loaded
and cement. lost It's tow off
I'M and the RATS upset. dump
A bricks and cement into the
4 eurrent runs strong there and
was nearly twenty-five feet
n half a cables length OF low
I'm poInt. The bricks and ce-
~syer, made the water shoal
4 feet at that particular point.
'cdy minded at all, The RATS
A meant for use at Chao-Chau.
Sernans are fortified, aud as
IN a great hurry TO do the
merely sent after new bricks
n. and let the RATS loads re-
he bottom OF the river. where
ered nobody and nobody both
however. II. NJ. Scahorse. third
'sr. Commander. r. II. +. Hyde
"a was loafing about the yell
sot far from Chao- Chau--there
4 British cruisers loafing in
horhood. Commander HYDE saw
eoing on at Stickup point. A
751an naval officer Lieutenant
|, StIcndhal, with a couple OF
vas taking measurements and
The Seahorse Immediately
usf ashore to buy vegetables.
i0cer in, charge of the boat was
1sbIpmen, as might have been
/ II was Lieutenant Langton.
oiflcer OF the Scahorse. II took
Dug time to buy some potatoes
,ts' Of which the Seahorse al
la srperiluity, but Langton took
d hin q commodity besides po-
a cazois. This commodity was
lrfvrEstlon.
,ezur are to build a lighthouse
ernfti Langton TO Hyde in the
~ Seahorse, They say IL is
|.I1l zone and that a lighthouse
+. be O public utility"
1is utility. you mean" replied
<,zt thing there viii be a Ger
ID Established there, then a
cplect the factory. and in a
yt2rs German colony. That
- you help it?" asked Lang
mind. my boy" darkly an
lsr." Lanston resumed. who
1akIng the soundings and meas
3 Won Stiendhal. "A curly-head-
With a beard-loolSs like Lo-
The opera. | knew him well
1t year. ] was dead gone on
daughters OF the American
d Won Stiendhal was dead gone
hsr Has some brains, Won
Goes back 10 Chao- Chau to-
II return for q week"
tofy, glory" cried Hyde slap
~ on the back.
Efeaky Seahorse.
It'y the Seahorse steamed
'Iser toward Wei-hai- wei, ap-
King no further interest in
ee on Stickup point.
'keehorse. which was of about
4nd tons. was one of a couple
nlsers built by the admiralty
He.of the admiraltv lords. who
knew something about ships.
snip had been made over into
piacucal, but the Seahorse re-
she was TO worry everything
near her or TO whom she came
had al unusually high, sharp.
mored bow, very wicked look
Ith fearful possibilities of ram
addition TO this there was n
n that In turning she described
e arc OF which was about five
own length; also, that she
laoly IN turning and seemed
! trouble all the time with her
'ow- This was enough TO make
with her sister ships
79 as iar as possible in ma
Likewise her commander was
JUNIOR, as the men who could
souId not take the Seahorse
circumstances were painfully
hyde and his officers. That
tnen nearing Wel-hai-wei they
NelampaS, which bore the
nt OF q vice-admiral and was
lor Dali practice. The Sea-
aled that her commander
PEEK with Vice Har-
Nnen the answering signal
anu the Seahorse steamed
Z captain Of the big cruiser.
q inc bridge. howled through
pnoae The following insulting
ses s 100 close to me with that
,"i OF yours. I don't want n
!" me. as you did in the
INA \ ailusion referred to a troop
" maooeuvred like a haystack
.h WIS perpetually getting In the
IN IN ships. She had. with 1p-
and foTcthoucht.
wv INC Scahorse at Iiouckon@.
u ,nsHsIroiy the Seahorse defended
y ner ocak and buried it about
heep In the ioog!y However
.ai ..1inpa3 had an armor belt Of
y, ssa something like nine inches
~, inc Scnhorse might have
.ncr ., until the day OF Judgment
,d,ning .,sng the slightest impression.
halW ,rseW that he was addressing
~ gsain and that VIcc-Admlral
,"r. sus IN the Mclampas and listen
bssh word. gave back the soft
iil y, is said To turn away wrath.
y ae"ise beloved through n
NJ, ss,l am not coming any closer.
;in,s mado to Jancton Mas to-
rnr. 'S'r,ple. In IT he called the Nc
osra,unnder VINO was CAPTAIN
a Hcrr and The younger son
lItti. n,ncoinpoop. "A lunkhcad. a
II ~ ,e Miss Nancy. who needed
"a ~ eke care of, nIna, etc, etc.
"a while the Scahorse's launch
.tjen, ns narrow strip OF muddy
M III ~ water between tho little
oara ne Dig ore. and Hyde clam
lIn s,ne Inc Mclampas. Te rrooted
IN pItn affabili,y and cot a cool