The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-08-08
SYNOPSIS.

;othy Fairfax of Maryland and a Spaniard
!ealling himself Captain Sanchez.
CHAPTER n-Lfe on the prison ship.
CHAPTER ~II-Carlyle meets Dorothy.
services. CARLYLE and sanchez clash.
CHAPTER fv--some Information cor
;eofning Black Sanchez. pirate.
CHAPTER v-The Fairfax party, now
IN its own sioop IN the Potomac, encoun-
tiers q mysterious bark. the Namur Of
Rotterdam.
CHATTER vi1-csriyle discovers Cap
,ean Sanchez Is Black Sanchez. planning
IS steal the Fairfax gold anc abduct
Dorothy.
, CHAPTER VIII-Carlyle fights Sanches
end leaves him FOR dead.
, CHAPTER IX-Carlyle, too late to res
cue Dorothy, Swims to the Namur.
CHAPTER X-CarlyIe boards the Nsmur
and joins the pirate GIew.
, CHAPTER xi-Piratss return 10 Ma
,mur with Dorothy. gold and disabled cap
tain and go to sea
CHAPTER xII-CarIyle nnds n tienl
In Watkins. an English sailor.
CHAPTER X1II-Csslyle beeoms. nraF
mate under AStink-ce2iaiHE ECO.
CHAPTER xIv-Cariyle gets a note to
dorothy.
CHAPTER xv1I-Estada does not IN.
;swer a walsh san.
J CHAPTER Xv-Dorothy eats dinner
with Estada, Carlyle and Estevap. leader
iof the fighting men of the Namur,
"WolySs Of the. Sea" ...,.
CHAPTER XvI-Carlyle explains things
10 Dorothy in her stateroom and kills a
,myster.ri,I ~iCtruder:
{! CHAPTER XvuI-Es,ada is found muir
,dere6. Carlyle ana IeVere, second mate.
plar =. 49, $3.50
CHAPTER XIX-Carlyle and Levere
seize Estevan and arm the more decent
of the saiiegs:
] CHAPTER X&-Cariyle gains control
, OF the deck, shutting ~ doubtfui sailors
IN the f~orecastle and the Sea Wolves
ariicships.,
! CHAPTER &XII-...e GREW votes 70 iii.
! vide the piUIider. leach the NaI3ur and
scatter, &c escape hanging for pirac2.
CHAPTER XXIII-The Sea Wolves
! break out and attempt TO seize the ship.
and in the fighting Carlyle again disa bles
Sanchez.
CHAPTER XXIv-Carlyle ana his party
take to the boats. after Carlyle kills LA'
We're and narrowly escapes drowning.
. CHAPTER XXV-In the open boat.
jGeoffry and Dorothy confess their nu.
tual love.
CHAPTER NXVI-Carlyle and his party
board a deserted schooner.
CHAPTER XXvU The schooner
proves "a cholera-ravaged SLAYER.
CHAPTER X2Vi1I-Dofothy suggest
another plan to escape from punishment
for piracy. Carlyle vows to carry it gut
CHAPTER xxIX-CarlyIe searches for
! treasure in the SLAYER and has a terrific
struggle in the dark.
(, CHAPTER X~XX-Geonry and Dorothy
continue the search for treasure and make
o h%Orrifying discovery.
4. CHAPTER XXXI-sea Wolves from the
: wrecked Nafntir attack the schooner and
are beaten on.
CHAPTER XXXI1-Carlyle boards the
wrecked Namur and finds Black Sanchez
n the Fairfax treasure chest.
CHAPTER xxXIH-Carlyle salvage.
the treasure chest and sees the last OF
Black Sanchez. Dorothy pays a debt OF
honor.
knees. grOggy, and with one eye hai
y closed, yet with strength enough lef
/. to regain his feet as soon as L. Thi
time he charged me like q wild bun
froth whitening his lips, scarcely ap
pearing human in the yellow light. II
mad rage he forgot all caution, hH
enc thought to reach me with hi'
hands, and throttle me into lifeless
pulp. 1 fought him back, driving blow
On blow through his guard. side-step
ping his mad rushes, landing again
and again on his body. Twice l g0l
in'Over his heart. and at last, fOunt
the chance / sought, and sent a righl
n jab straight to the chin. All the force
Of one hundred and eighty pounds wa
behind the cIenched fist, and the negro
! went down as though fioQred by .
pOleax. Once weakly he endeavOreC
to rise. but this time I used my left
and ~ never stirred again, lyint
i there with no sign of life except the
quivering of the huge body. Assured
\ that he a down and out. / stOOc
above him. gazing into the ring of ex
\ cited faces.
: That's one attended to-" / sale
I shortly. "NOw is there any more al
/ you who would like to fight this Out?'
4 There vas 10 answer although the
4 ring widened under the threat of my
eyes, and I met sullen faces here and
/ there. / a in no : mood to take
!, chances.
Carlson" / said, "you know al,
these men. Pick out those you a
trust, and have them stand over there
to the right. Call them out by name;
be lively now"
They stepped forth eagerly enough.
and ranged themselves before the
hunks, the faces mostly those of north,
ern Europe, although a negro or TIVE
was among them. AS the Swede
ceased calling, six or seven yet re
manned clustered In front Of me, Z
motley lot, one of them an Indian, the
. others mostly half-breeds. ] glanced
! from fcce to face inaufrinEly.