Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-20

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voices wlrI1 the room near him talk
ug Of I.r l. : dinner Just ci'od. ot
the box party at the thentpr that was
10 follow.
Already cabs were nj the door A
servant walked out and unlocked the
gir. ard with light badinngr the rom.
pnuy issued forth. a. they did 80
], IN Steele, uuuNservcd, stepped for.
ward. Up the s"uIdarInrss The party
PASSED through the entrance iuiu the
street. Taking hiS place among the
! last VI the laughing. dinily seen Hg.
urSs. John steele walked boldly ~ and
| fouud hiuisClf moment later un the
sidewalk " Surrey road. lie was
aware that sume one, woman. had
touched bis arm "a II to take II, Of
light feminine voice and an abrupt OK.
ella nation OF surprise. Walking swift
| Is to one OF the last cabs, he sprang
| In.
"a little GRAND FIRST, driver" no
called out. "To"-and mentioned
/ s'rcct--"as fast as you can" The man
siralghtcned. touched hls horse with
bis whip, and, wheeling quickly. they
dashed away.
As they did ~ John Steele thought
he heard EXPLANATIONS behind. Look.
I iuc through the cab window. he saw NJ
the gate the company gazing after
him, obviously not yet recovered from
their thrill o: surprise following his
unexpected pction. lie observed also
Two men on the other side OF the
street, who now ran across and held
n brief alteration with one of the
cnlmcu As they were about to enter
! the cub several persons In the party
| apparently INTERVIEWED. expostulating
| vigorously. II was not difficult to
| surnllSr the resentment of the group
! q, this attempted summary seizure OF
y sCrutd one ~ their cabs.
/ "rhosp mrn must not overtnke us.
abby. Go where you will! You un-
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ihr man did. Ills fingers closed
| Iuickiy Oh n sovereign, and once more
ar dashed his horse. For some time
they continued ut rapid pace, now
! s'irflur the confines of the park, now
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pose Jonh steele hardiy waiting tof
the man TO draw rein, ieaped out as
Tar as he might lie landed without
mishAp, heard whip snap furiously
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had Just reached 1t when the other cal
drew near For an instant he fel'
certain that he had been seen. hut The
tpursllers eyes were bent eagerly ahead
"Ihisll mean a hver for you. m!
man." he heard one OF them shout Il
the driver We've got him, by a
harsh, Jubilant cry cut the air; theI
they were gone.
John Steele did not wait. Replacing
the weapon In his pocket. he starte'
quickly around the corner. His cab
man could not lead them far; the!
would soon return.
Which way should he move? Hi
face burned with fever; he did no
heed II. A long, broad thoroughfar
ns he walked on had suddenly unfold
cd Itself to his gaze. one side OF thl
highway Sbone respondent win To
HIRING lights OF numerous stands an'
SihllS displaying vegetables aud mis-
} crllnnsous articles
About to turn back from thls animal
Ell scene john steele hesi'a'ed' IN