Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31
LOUIS TRACY
Copyright, 1909 by Edward J cIode

probably De Sylva's daughter though II
was believed here that the ex-president's
family were in Paris. kilograms from
the island are strictly censored and the
foregoing statement is unofficial, but you:
correspondent does not question its gen
eral accuracy. Indeed. he has reason u
credit widespread rumor that the isianG
Is still In very disturbed condition. No
one knows definitely whether or not d.
Sylvia has been recaptured II Is quite
certain that he has not landed in Brazil
but the reticence of the authorities as C
the state Of affairs on Fernando NoronAa
leads to the assumption that he and :;
few stanch adherents are still In h!d!n
in one OF the many natural fastnesscs
with which the island abounds
The British community on the littora'
is deeply stirred by the drastic treat:aea
received by the Andromeda. It is pontc.
out that another ship. the Andros-y -y-Melr
believed to have been chartered Is tht
insurgents. is under arrest at Bahia. anC
the similarity between the two names !!
regarded as singular, to say the least
Were 1t not that I.loyd's agent. who's
veracity cannot be questioned. has stated
explicitly that the Andromeda MIR into
South bay, a point significantly far re.
vessels, II might be urged that terrible
mistake had been made. In any event.
the whole matter must be strictly In
quired into, and one of his majcsty'5 ships
stationed In the south Atlantic should
visit the island at the earliest date posi-
BILE. Delayed In transmission.
Something buzzed inside Nerity's
head and stilled all sense of actually
He gazed ut the reporter unblinkinGl;'
as though thought itself refused to act
"Is that the lot" he inquired me.
chanically.
Nearly all. at present. Here, how.
ever Is short telegram from Paris
which Is Of minor interest"
And Verify read again:
Paris. Sept. 6.
The members of Dom Co-r!a de sylvia :
family, seen early this morning at the
Hotel Continental, deny that any lady
connected with the cause OF Brazilian
freedom took part In the attempted rescue
Of the eX-president. They are much ~.
noyed Ly the unfounded report and hol!
strongly TO The opinion that the revolt
ton would now have been fait accom-
had not a traitor revealed the destinGiioa
Of the Andros-y Mcla and thus led TO ta@.
vessels detention ut Bahia.
The lady. Iris Yorke. At last Ia.
vid's supercharged miad was Eesia.
ming to assimilate ideas. The jcurna'
lists voice came to him as through I;
dense screen.
"You will observe that the form"
presidents relatives tacitly adait thi
there was plot on foot" the cti,'
was saying. lit IS important To noic
too, that the long message from i'c:
nambuco. marked delayed III trans
MISSION seems to imply 4 prior tv!e
gram which was suppressed. 1t al.
ludes to 4 revolt Of which nothing !
known here. Now, Mr.. Verify. wcr;
to ask YOU
The door was flung open. In rusle,.
Dickey Bulmer. In his hands he hes.
a crumpled newspaper.
you internal blackguard, have you
seen this" lie reared.
David stood up. He held or 10 t.,
table to steady himself. Eyca E,:il4c",
white with rage, could not fail 10 So
that he was stunned.
But Dickcy was not minded to sprry
him on that account.
answer me, you scoundreI. Il
shouted. You are glib enough whcH
it suits your purpose. Were you II
this? Is this the reason you didn't
tell me Iris was on board till | fore.
the truth out of you last niaht: Nov
LET'S have IL, No more of your tlamii.