Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-20

oitsdiy small A maa n vitrh Alack-
ness. With hands and fset strapped. A
not likely 60 roll into What uriNnt -
a bottomicsa abyss az ala SEE. e.
wrlggie upon what a. IN al probahft-
ity most uacieaniy noor.
They could breathe throuEA % 80.
sing. though particles o. mt sn6 du1a
came into mouth and noaa. aaA No
attenpt had been uads 20 rAE tAsu.-
Judging from me long tfras 4 hAA tAh-
en thcir captora 20 mE them down
into the depths OF their prison. ny
we're FAR below The surface q o.
street. and equally far FROM any
chance 90 bring reacus 81 usiaE hsir
voices. No attempt bad b~en made
to search tbem-tne crafty NJ Tarf-
motto evidently figured that Ne had an
amplitude OF time. BeyonG q dcuha
he would soon return o. rob and 49,
aumably CD interrcwate thera. but a.
INC present mcment no sound could
BE- heard except ne heavy broathlna
% the prisoners.
A haR muned. haf-sputferinr noaas
reached brockctta aars. and svsa IN
the darkness OF hia own truubla 40
feit almost inclined 90 laughter e. ~
realized that Soiano wan trying dss-
peratelg 90 talk against painful handt
caps. hrockett strained hln saru. ana
managed CD catch the Cuhan's accents
as solano tried bravely 20 express Ma
opinions.
We are-palr of biauaed fDols-
utehook. achooi- cane throuEh ~
baEEinE
Worse than rhat Bunaasads t.r
fair hrockett responded
haE heads you Elo&n--atnAak. 81.
chooi gursied solann. Fay z,Araa.
\ Softer than pluowA-
Up against n-katchL kat-hoo--~
aneeEed Brockstt. tiny cloud Of susa
Z getting in his RostrnA -Donr YOU
hear feets Our friends--cominr baca
The trampie OK several pairs % fss6.
I in fact. became distinct. ant ruuEn
hands raised the prisoners Thsy salt
I themselves rundled across he noor
and then felt the ropes around their
Y legs relaxing. Someone pushed thsu
down into chairs. and somsoaa liftsd
/ the bags from their faces. The BOYS
I tlinked I'm the daring light Of karcsena
lamps. and then stared Rround their
/ prison
They we're seated beside q ruuSh
kitchen table. CA the other side OF
/ which Mr. YaEimoto. With an almoal
benevolent smile. was lingering a few
envelopes and bits 90 paper At Mr..
Hazimoto's right sat a broad ShouI-
dered young man. with a swarthy faca
and mass OF curly black hair. To
the lett OF the japanese vas q similar
young man. equally sWnrthy. also
adorned with a mass Of curly black
hair. but somewhat more slender ana
graceful In hia supple figure. Another
youth. 90 unmiEtakabiy Jewish origin.
was looking after two lamps which
had been placed upon shelves az tha
sides OF the room Both Of the men
with Mr.. YaEimoto were unmlataka BY
Italians, and apparently brothers
The room itself had apparently
been roughly dug as a sort q sub
cellar. or a retreat % which The clans
81 the Chinatown district could r.
treat IN time OF trouble n was az
least twenty feet square And parhapu
ten feet high. with rough csmsnt
walls. a Dirt noor. no furnishfnxs an.
cept the table and a few chairs. and
with no sign Of an entranca or an sxfs
anywhere around its sides. Asa prfs-
on. Il was ideal-far below ths Laval
OF the street. unknown, unmaDped and
unsupported.
Mr.. TazimOto gave his eavtfves q
few minutes In which 20 SET their
bearings and become accustomed 20
their surroundings Thez. Emilfns