The Columbus journal., 1910-06-15
SYNOPSIS.

IT. story oi"as with the Introduction
~ Jyipt Si.pn,Is. 9hN"niUr"r a Nassa-
~hUs"'rs man raarv"n"i hE authorities AT
VALPARAISO, tlil'-- E,InE Interested In
ninlr- operations in Bolivia. h'. WAS DE-
uour..72 ~ chile as an inSgrT"ctiOniSt
and - . consequence WAS hiding. At his
N"tri lis attention MAS attracted 10y AN
Eu=li=' man and y"Ua" wnman.
St.li.rr- rescued the yOUug woman from
e. a.af.l 80 officer. IL" MAS thanked tv
hrT. ADMIRAL 81 the Peruvian navy con
tro"roG Stephens. told him thai war had
'''r-E e. .-!.ir.d between chill md Peru
"Ht Offered linn the "fiir" al captain. III"
f"Sir'-d Ih'r that might the Es'n' ra!i:r. n
'uIl.-g1 vessel. should bt captured.
S'.rl'H.s met 4 motley cr"w. to which hr
was H@','":I"d. He gay" them final In
siEurii,:.s They boarded t." vessel Thy
s'!C' 'S:t4llN captured Ia" vessel supposed
20 b. ito FsW"Talia. tl:rnuGh strategy.
capt SI"I.f..rs -1v.. directions for ia" de-
paTl"r" - ~" craft. A.. cmi"rcd the cab
ia and discovered the English woman
and Hrr maid. Stephens quickly learned
rho wrong vessel had been captured.
II Wa Lori Barlin"t"u'S private vac lat.
IN" lords wife and maid being aboard.
lT- explained tina situation (" her lady
ship Then First Mat" futile laid bar"
TlI.' pilot. saving that tie Sea Queen had
bon 'atl"n in order =" z" t" TN Antarc
former VOYAGE he had harmed that Ih.
Donna Isabel WAS lost in H.. He had
fnund Il frozen in hug" case of r."
Stephens consented to Ice the captain
II ne ,>p"ition He told Lady
darlington. SHE WAS greatly alarmed.
hut expressed confidence in him. The
Sea pEurn encountered = vessel in the
fog Stephens attempted 10 communicate.
This caused q fierce struggle and h" was
"veyc"mc. Tuttl. finally squarinG the sit-
Uation- Then the Sea Queen headed south
again. Under Tuttle's guidance the yes
81 mad" progress toward its goal.
'sn Nova. rhe mate. told Stephens that lie
g L
insane because Of his queer actions.
Stephens WAS awakened by crashing OF
glass II" Tuttlc in the grip az
sr4sTu OF religious mania and oVrrcame
him I'll. sailor upon rcCaining his senses
was taken IN. futile committed suicide
hv sh"utinE. Upon V"t" Of the crew
Stephens assumed the leadership and the
men decided to Contimu" the treasure
hunt. -ha islands being supposed to be
only gU miles distant Tmfti" WAS buried
I'm IN" So. I.ady Darlington nr"nounCinS
frc service. Stephens awakinG from
si"nD saw the ghost. supposed 10 have
fnIia"d The basis for Tuttle's religious
mania Upon advice Of Lady darlington.
stephens started to probe the ghost.
IL. t.aIrf,. rurn Lieut.. Sanchez. tn" drunk
~ officer h" had humhed in Chile. He
fond that at sanchez inspiration En-
cInr"T Mcknight played ghost TO scare
-h.- mon into giving NO the quest St"ph-
...,s arrrourc,l thnt the Sea Queen was at
- spot where Tuttlc's quest was sup
;,,,-.-a 70, To- The crew Was anxious "a 20
on ia further search DE Nova and Stcpll-
"us conquered them in a fist fight Lady
Darlington thanked him. The Sea Queen
started northwarf. She was wrecked in
FOG STEPHENS DE Nova. Lady Darlington
ard her maid h.ing among those {" set
nut ~ life boat. Ten were rescued.
Stephens saw only one chance in a thou
sand for life. Lady Darlington confessed
her love 10 stephens and he did likewise
r.adv HARRINGTON told hor life story: how
ST.. had been bartcr"i for 4 title. her
earning for absent love She revealed
herself as tho school chum az Stephens
SISTER Size expressed "A wish to di" I'm IN"
seq rather than face her former friends
and 20 hack - the old life ship was
sighted. The craft proved {" be d"r"liCt
They bearded her. She WAS frozen tight
with hundreds Of years of ice The YES
s'l was The Donna Isabel lost in l."3. l26
years previous. The frozen bodies OF the
Former crew were removed