The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-07-25
SYNOPSIS.

4 OTIA1 I TN I-UtUTTTy CaTJyTt Il, HdfT Hcr,
!sentenceG 20 twenty years OF servitude in
ithe American colonies for completely In
fthe rebellion, is put aboard
,Rhir. he sees among .he passengers Dor
iUthy Fairfax OF Maryland and Il Spaniard
icAljlng himself Captain Sanchez
CHAPTER u-LAfe or the PRISON ship.
CHAPTER UI-Carlyie meets Dorothy,
who informs him her uncle has bought mis-
,ssrviSSs. Carlyie and Sanchez clash.
! CHAPTER fv-SoIne Information con-
'eerning Black Sanchez, pirate.
: CHAPTER V-The Fairfax party, now
in It's own sloop on the Potomac, encoun-
tiers a mysterious bark. the Namur OF
ROTTERDAM.
! CHATTER viI-Cariyle discovers Cap
tan Sanchez is Black Sanchez. planning
70 steal the Fairfax gold and ahcuct
dorothy.
CHAPTER VIII-Carlyle fights Sanchez
land leaves him FOX dead.
] CHAPTER IX-Carlyle. too late to res
icne Dorothy, swirns 70 the Namur.
! CHAPTER X-Carlyle boards the Namur
'ano joins the pirais crew.
CHAPTER Xi-Firates return TO Ma
,mur with Dorothy, gold and disabled cap
tain and go TO sea.
, CHAPTER xII-carlyie finds \ friend
in Watkins. an English sailor.
CHAPTER x1II-Carlyle becomes hn0
mate under Aetins-C aR!al2EsiaeH
CHAPTER XIV-Carlyie gets a note to
dorothy.
CHAPTER XvII-Estada does not an
iswer a watSh GIL.
CHAPTER Xv-Dorothy eats dinner
With Estada: CARLYLE and Es,evan leader
i"Wolysss Of the. Sea" ....~
! CHAPTER XVI-Carlyle explains things
TO Dorothy in her stateroom and kills a
,uyster.o:E intruder: -.
, CHAPTER XvIII-Estada is found muir
,oered. Carlyle ana LeVere. second mate,
plan. r. ~ 49, &c.,
CHAPTER XIX-Carlyle and Levere
seize Estevan and arm the more decent
OF the sailors.
CHAPTER XX-Carlyle gains control
of the deck. shutting up doubtful sailors
IN the forecastle and the Sea Wolves
snidships
CHAPTER XXIi-:ae Grew votes TO al:
vide the plund4r, beach the Namur and
scatter. to escape hanging for piracy.
CHAPTER XXIIl-The Sea Wolves
break out and attempt to seize the ship,
and in the lighting Carlyle again disable:
Sanchez.
CHAPTER X~XIV-Carlyle and his party
take to The boats. after Carlyle kills La
tvere and narrowly escapes drowning
CHAPTER xXv-In the open boat.
,Geofry and Dorothy confess their Hu'
tCai love.
CHAPTER EXvI-Carlyle and his party
board 4 deserted schooner
] CHATTER XXVU The schooner
iproves a cholera-ravaged SLAYER.
CHAPTER XXViII-Dofothy suggest,
ianother plan 10 escape from punishment
for piracy. Carlyle vows to carry 1t 7nt
CHAPTER XXIN-Cariyle searches fot
treasure in the SLAYER and has a terrific
struggle in the dark.
CHAPTER XXX-Geoffry and Dorothy
!continue the search for treasure and make
10 horrifyinF discovery.
CHAPTER XXXI-Sea Wolves from the
wrecked Narnur attack the schooner and
are beaten off. $50.
,other quarterboat. No one hailed
:themY"
mo, sir l told the men ter keep stu
It'll l called you
The crew were all gathered at the
irail, staring out into the mist, whis-
.pering to each other. / pressed my
way among them. We may have
|.een ciihging there a minute of two;
.~breathlessly listening. Then Il voice
.spoke directly in front of me out from
1.-THE denSe FOG.
"Try t e port oar. Pedro; we must
have missed the d--n ship"
i Strengthened up as though struck,
my Eyes seeking hose of Watkins, who
;stared sack at me, his mouth wide
!open in establishment.
"You heard that?" l whispered. do
,yeu knOw who spoken"
"Do 1? Dead or alive, sir, it was
manuel E%Stevan."
cay; no other, and alive enough, no
doubt. Lads, come close 10 me and
ilisten-they must not hea us out
There. BY some devils trick the Ma
muir has followed our course, or else
.yonder are a part of his crew cast
iaway. They clearly know of us-per-
,haps had a glimpse through some rift
lin the c1Oud-and are seeking to
Hoard with a boat party. 'Tis not like
,ly those devils know who we are;
iprObably take is for a merchant ship
,becalmed in the fog and liable to be-
come an easy prey, if they can only
,Slip on us unseen. How are you. bull
lies? Ready to battle our old mates?'
"Those were no mates o. ours, SIR"
said Watkins Indignantly. "They are
ihaff-breed mOngrels, n no sailors;
iEstevan is a hellhound. an so far as
my voice goes, I'd rather die on this
deck than ever agin be a bloody pirate.
1t that the right words, lads?"
The others grumbled assent, but
their muttered words had in them a
ring of sincerity, and their faces ex-
, hibited no cowardice. One only asked
a question.
Tn fer fghtin', sir" he said GRIM
ly, "but whatn we use? Them lads
amt comm aboard bare-handed, bnt
ia mn if Two seed q wparpon on this