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J THE WORLD; TUESDAY EVEMXG, jULY24, .SS4. a !
VIGILANT AN
I EASY WINNER.
;l Took tbe Lead Soon After
I tbe Start and Was
z Never Caoght
GOOD WIND AND NO FLUKES.
I
. Nine to Three Now the Kecord
" of the Contests Between
ln the YachtB.
in
a --
"dl SATANITA TO TAKE A TRY.
"II Has Been Repaired and Will Soon
I TV mU
i-l Join the Other Flyers in
r-ll Their Races.
c II (Bjr ABSoc'ated rress I
n II nOCUK'S POINT. QUUHKSTOWN
,. II HAUBUIl, July 24. Vigilant and llrl-
1(j II tannla started this morning on their
I twelfth race, with prospects of good
is R iocJiib weather In the first day's raving
II of the regatta of the Tlojat Cork Yucht
Club.
The course to-day was the wrae as
o that sailed over jesterday. with the ex-
e ceptlon that the finish. Instead ot being
It at tin; Spit Light, at the head of
y uueenslowii harbor, as yesterday, Is at
i: the regular finish line of the Club, bc-
o tween the club-house and No. 1 Buoy,
r thus giving an extra turn to the yachts,
r making nine turns In all against eight
turns yesterday,
f Tho prize competed for by the racers
o to-day wus M0 offered by the Club.
,. The fleet cf small sailing craft, from
n Quecnstown and neighboring places, was
much larger than on the previous day.
s nrltnunla Attain First Ami)'.
3 The breeze. Just previous to the start,
-nAB from the northeast, and while It
9 was softer than yesterday, when the
yachts averaged about ten knots per
hour over the course, yet It promised to
1 be steadier.
1 An excellent start was made as fol-
lows:
H. M. S.
a Britannia 10 34 05
Vigilant 10 34 10
Vigilant and Britannia ran along, al
most close hauled, on the way to Poor
' Head, but Vigilant soon pushed to
the front and had gained a length on .
Britannia before a nillo of the course
t had been covered. This caused Capt. '
Carter, of Britannia, to attempt one of
l his now familiar little manoeuvres for
c advantage. He suddenly passed around
1 under Vlgllant's stern, and tried to take
i her weather. Capt. Haff, however, here
nad a nice little slice of luok, for Vlgi-
lant caught a stronger puff of wind, in
t creased her lead, and prevented Britan
nia from getting her weather.
Bit of Lack for Vltrllant.
' The first part of the run to Daunt's
Hock on the first round- was clear before
the wind. Both yachts had their spin
nakers out to starboard. But the sheets
were drawn In after a while, as the wind
' oered around northward. The breeze
1 had then weakened slightly, and Bri
tannia began overhauling Vigilant un
' til she was within a couple of lengths
" of the American yacht. The latter,
however, drew out again, and getting a
little more wind. Increased the gap to
six lengths on nearlng the lightship,
which was passed In the following
times:
H. M. S.
Vigilant II 30 01
Britannia 11 30 50
The first round was completed with
Vigilant well In the lead. Times:
H. M. S.
Vigilant 12 06 10
Britannia 12 08 39
On the second round Daunt's Rock
Lightship was passed In the following
times:
,,, . If. M. 8.
yi?''ant i io 40
Britannia 1 12 42
On this leg, It will be seen, Britannia
had crept .ip slightly, and had cut
down Vlgllant's lead from 2m. 17s. to
2m. Zs.
Commanding Lead Here.
The second round was completed with
Vigilant holding a good lead. The two
yachts we're timed:
v'Sj,ant. 1 40 10
Britannia 1 43 29
On the third round. Poor Head flag
boat was passed with Vigilant a mile
Hhead. The times were:
,., . H. M. 8.
V'Kl'ant; 2 08 16
Britannia 2 12 41
At this mark Vigilant was 4m. 2os.
ahead of the cutter, showing a gain of
lm. uGs. on the last leg.
The two yacht b rounded Daunt's Hock,
on the third round, 111 a heavy rain
miuhII, which made It Impossible to time
them.
On the third round Roche's Point was
passed as follows.
. , .. !' 5'. B.
Vigilant 3 id 00
Britannia 3 21 45
Thrie was an unexampled scene of en
thusiasm, ashore and afloat, SB the
American yacht pased the line a win
ner. Rven Rillannia never received
such nn ovation on the Clyde.
There was one long roar of cheering
as Vigilant Balled In from the Spit Light
house to the finishing line off the Royal
Cork Yacht Club House, tho military
band making things still livelier by play
lng "Yankee Doodle."
The times of the two yachts at the
finish wcie:
H. M. S.
Vigilant 3 51 M
Britannia 3 56. .31
Vigilant won by 4m. Si's., without
counting time allowance, and by m. 22s.
If the estimated time allowance, lm. 10s.,
which she gives Britannia, is deducted.
Snlnnlt All night.
tDy Associated Tress.)
LONDON, July 24. Repairs to the cut
ter Salanlta, which ran into and sank
ord Dunruvcn's cutter Valkyrie in the
Clyde, have been completed. She Is en
tered ln the regatta to bo sailed at Pen
zance on July 28, nnd will then meet
Vigilant and Britannia.
HONORABJLYDISCHARGED.
Yeimic Humcc llurmeyer Nut Guilty
n( Attempted Abduction.
Horace W. Harmeyer, the young man
who was arrested last Friday,' charged
by Mrs. Jlattle Dixon Perkins with at
tempting to adbuct her child because
she refused to receive his attentions,
was honorably discharged In the Essex
Market Police Court on Sunday, It hav
ing been proven that this as well as the
charges of Impersonating an officer, and
disorderly conduct were unfounded.
He was accused of having threatened
Mrs. Perkins, at whose house he was a
boarder. It was also alleged that he
attempted to steal the child from Mrs.
Lizzie Edwards, ot 28 Bowery. Mrs.
Edwards, according to the charges orig
inally made, was forced to throw water
on Harmeyer and then belabored htm
with a poker.
During the examination It was shown
that Harmeyer was not at fault, and
got Into trouble while trying to be of
service to his landlady. He now has
another landlady.
BOY GRASPED A LIVE WIRE.
Yoans; Son of a Lancaster Business
Man Terribly Injured.
(By Associated Press.)
LANCASTER, Pa., July 21.-Orvllle
Johnson, the eight-year-old son of Kirk
Johnson, a prominent business man of
this place. Is lying at the point of death
as the result of picking up this morning
the free end of a broken electric light
wire, charged with 2,200 volts. The wire
passed over a tree, the end being Just
within reach of the boy. When he caught
hold of It he was drawn from his feet,
and swung back and forward like a pen
dulum for Ave minutes, flames flashing
from the wire ln his hand all the while.
His screams attracted a number of per
sons, who secured clubs and knocked the
wire out of his hand. E. J. Stelgerwalt,
a young man, also caught hold of the
wire and was badly burned, but his in
juries will not prove fatal.
Fire In a Harlofl.
The two-story frsme stable ot George McAdaml,
at One Hundred and Slity-fltlh street and Mott
' avenue, was damaged to the extent of 1300 by flra
early this mornlns. The Are started In the hay
Ion. The losa Is fully covered by Insurance.
Highest of til in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
.TSWBI Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A PERILOUS VOYAGE.
But, Then, the "Skeeter's" Trip Was Pro
ductive of u Romance. '
Things ale seldom what they seem.
There wis never a truer proverb than
IV that, and though I'm only five and tweu
II ty, I have learned that there's one kind
I uf a craft you can't tell anything nbout
I fioin the cut of her Jib, and that's a girl.
m I used to Inluk they were a mighty poor
m. lot, good enough to tit In a parlor and
Ml look pretty, or lo talk to when the
fl Weather1 was bad nnd thoie waB not mi- j
I thing elite to do, but homethlng happened,
J thh fctuniuwr to change my mind rntti el ,
Jn and now when I hear them toasting
III The Ladles!" nobody's hut cuiucs off
mm quicker than mine and nobody jells
H Hear, hear!" any louder than ouix
MM truly, .May be you'd like to hear how
this caino about. Hold on a Jiffy till I
ffl nU my pipe and I'll spin you a yarn.
Ml Tlnb Terries was a classmate of mine
Ml l llarvaid. We both left before we took
our degrees on account of a little differ
Ill en, e uf opinion with the Faculty, but
MWt "uis neither here nor there. He went
Jl Into business with his paternal ancestor,
M10 u a banker, and I with mine, a boat
pH builder, and consequently for a year or
H "u tve saw little of each other, when ull
H t oiico the Terrlsses took It Into their
heads lo hire n plate un the HoUth Htiure
J .for the Bummer, and Bob appeared oil
pHL ' 'lie scene again, the same sixpence, big
,H kt Jolly .unj icady for any kind ot u.1
iaVM lk- I
M a,?. Tfttfca"''ni )ji' "-.""nJ. ," lylf- -
niul lived right up tu the handle. I felt
like it llsli out of water whenever 1
.went there, for my folkH were old-fashioned;
oo I steered clear of tho family,
and, us Dob waB at home only In the
evening-, for 11 good while we didn't do
more than smoke a pipe together stroll
ing on the beach and talking boat, 1
had a dandy little cutler, but there Was
mi much woik oil hand In the shop that
1 she wasn't ready to go Into the water
! until Jul, and ill the mean time I had
got all my hailing out of 11 r.urup uf n
boat, iiuirow-keelcd and rigged up with
a skltaall-lhc "Bkeeter," father called
her one day In fun, and the name stuck.
Every day I had her out, spinning
round well in shore, and, though It was
a good deal like driving a donkey after
a racebonw, I managed to get more
than one lively experience out of her;
and If It hadn't been for the Bkeeter I
should not have had this story to tell
you to-day.
One piping hot morning I dropped Into
the drug store In the village lo cool my
self off with an orange phosiilMl. whn
there I stiuck Hub done UP like a dude.
In duck Iruu'er hiuI k white yachting
cap and ouylng 20-ccnl rig tvllh the
rrckU-.wH'M or a mlllloualir These
unusual circumstance made ipe sus
pect, that something was up. and II
wannt surprised when Ihst chctky felr
low slapped me. on the back with a
!'Howre you, Jerry, old innf You'r
Just thp chap I wanted to see. .'
'got a iViusIn from New orlc stopping
down atVthe house and she's wlldifor a
salt thls morning. Can't you manage
l take "Uf at aorateww. CT, oUarffcr
jw'iilif J aUeaanuyaAegiejjBjiaJsjneJUHBH
HIT A BIG ICEBERG.
Steamship Miranda's Misadven
ture in the North.
Dr. Cook's Arctic Exploration Party
Has a Clote Call.
No Lives Lost and the Ship Hacapes
Serious Injury.
(Dy Associated Tress )
ST. JOHN'S, N.l. July 2.-The a eim
ship Miranda, of the Red Cross line,
having on board Dr. Cook's Arctlu ex
pedition, which left New Vork on July
7, has been in collision with an Iceberg.
No lives were lost.
The Miranda put Into Cape Charles
Harbor, Labrador, where temporary re
pairs were effected.
She then icturned to this port, reach
ing here ttafely thlo morning. The steam
ship will be thoroughly overhnul.d at
thin port, and will probably proceed to
Greenland In a few days. All on bu-d
are well.
The collision occuried at 8.30 A. M
July 17 during a dense fog, and when
the Miranda was about five miles north
west ot Helle Isle. The Miranda was then
running at a good rate of speed, and It
was not believed that there was any Ice
In her vicinity. In fact, the Iceberg was
not sighted until the steamer was close
upon it. The moment the berg wi-s
sighted the engines were promptly re
versed and the sh.p was turned head on
to the obstacle In order to avoid a
glancing collision, which might have
proved most destructive.
Owing to this prompt handling of the
helm, the Miranda struck squarely with
her stem and, the engines having con
siderably checked her headway, not
much damage was done. Two of tho
steamer's bow plates were cracked,
I the forward raits were carried away
and the hawse-pipe on the starboard
' side was so damaged as to render the
starboard anchor useless.
Happily, no damage was done below
the water-line, and the steamer was
able, after clearing away wreckage, to
head for Cape Charles Harbor, Labra
dor, where temporary repairs were ef
fected. At Cape Charles, the Labrador
exploring party of the University of
Pennsylvania was landed, and the
steamer put back here for more com
plete repairs, which will be made as
promptly as possible. It Is expected
that only a few days will elapse before
the Miranda will be able to resume her
Journey to the Arctic regions.
One of the officers of the Miranda, In
an Interview, sAld:
" The collision occurred during a fog,
and was totally unexpected, as there
were no Indications of Ice In our neigh
borhood. Most of the passengers were
at breakfast, or getting ready for that
meal, while a number were taking an
early morning walk on deck. When the
lookout sang out that there was Ice
ahead, the engines were promptly re
versed, and we soon saw an Iceberg
ahead of us and likely to strike us on
the bow.
"The helm was so turned as to take
the Impact on our stem, thus avoiding
what would otherwise possibly have
been a more dangerous crash. As It was,
the Miranda's bow was not much dam
aged, although two plates were cracked
and a quantity of Ice fell on board.
"Naturally there was some alarm
among the passengers, who rushed on
deck as soon as the shock was felt.
1 But we soon succeeded ln reassuring
them, and when the wells were sounded,
( It was found that the steamer was
making no water and that there was
no danger.
"The passengers acled with consider
able courage, under the circumstances,
the leaders of the expedition assisting
us In every way In calming those who
were most alarmed.
"We expect to have all damages re
paired within a few dai and to be
able to resume our trip."
The Miranda, which left New Tork on
the afternoon of July 7 last. Is an Iron
screw steamer of 1,158 tons, and belongs
to the Red Cross line. She was chartered
for two and a half months by Dr. Fred
erick A. Cook the well-known Arctic
explorer and ex-surgeon or the Peary
expedition, and who organised the pres
ent expedition as well for pleasure as
for scientific research.
The Miranda, which Is of powerful
build and said to be able to withstand
any ordinary hug between two Icebergs,
Is navigated by Capt. Farrell.
In addition to Dr. Cook, the following
scientists were on board:
Prof. William H. Brewer, of Tale;
Prof. O. F. Wright, of Oberlln College;
Prof. B. C. Jlllson, of Pittsburg, geolo
gist; L. L. Dyke, of Kanxas State Uni
versity, zoologist 1 Samuel P. Orth and
B. F. Staunton, of Oberlln, assistant
zoologists; E. A. Mcllhenny, of Loulel
ana, ornithologist; Prof, Ellas P, Lyon,
an hourT I know you have a boat, for
I think I've heard you mention the
Lively Tolly now and then." And he
grinned from ear to ear. When the
Liely Polly was afloat I never talked
of anything else. Her beauties, her
Htyle, her speed, the burden of my
aong forever used to be, and I've no
doubt I bored people to death, for I
know It bores me to hear other men
talk about their yachts.
"Hem!" said I, not vety well pleased,
for a piMlco.it aboard Is a thing I can't
nblrte. On the cutter she would have
been ln tho T.uy, but on the Skeeter' l
Waited till the oramre phusphate wus
down, and 1 felt u little inure agreeable
liitlde. "Well, you see. Hob, the I.lvelv
Polly Is at this present moment on the
ways, being put Into trim, and the only
I boot 1 can get hold of Is my little
Bkeeter. Of course, you wouldn't think
of nutting n, lady Into that. Shc'n hardly
'belter than a rM'Intf shell."
I "Oh, Cwehdolen won't mind," Hob
1 stuck In off-hand, "I don't believe phe
known a cutter when she sees one. So
lone as It will flout she won't tare what
I klnil of a boat It l. Vou Just nll round
to our landing In an hour and we'll ln
'on lintnl It's doing mc no end of a
favor old boy, and jou'll k un of llic
prettiest glrli thut "rr turned up In
thes-e parts, i'act. If ?he is my cousin."
"Ulrls!" t-M 1. "J'uoh' I hate the
. whole lot or them. Let them sta
ashore, wheie they Wlonrl" tfu I went
1 on grumbling until lljb t.oftened me with
, more phosphate and a couple or the 25
I cent cigars, and I gave In. He stepped
oft home pretty lively to get the cousin
out of her curl paper, I suppose, and
'Into her achtlng gown, while I, with
many misgivings, scrubbed up the
fikeetej, balled her out. dried off the
thwarts, and as luck would have It, put
In an cxtia plr of oar. n the time I
' had set up the mast and taken a tack
out Into the coe I could see two figures
hurrying down lo the Tenisa lauding,
and I ran up aloneslde
"Jerry. I want lo Introduce ou to my
couMn, Miss lUnga," sung out II5I1 be
fore I had actually got within hailing
distant e. The girl JrnllPi nnd bowed
but both rather coolly. She was rigged
nut to kill In a regular yachting costume,
white linen trimmed with dark blue,
anchors worked in the corners of the col
lars anil a sailor hat, white shoes and
stockings, ai I discovered later when she
came aboard, and If you'll believe me.
White kid gloves and a white silk sun
bade with a china handle! There's no
1 rTlaf V1'1 " 'a-,tunn-3fc-toi"
Harvard School, Chicago, biologist: Dr.
Julius 1 Vale, ot St. Louis, and Dr.
R. II. Cramer, New York, mrgeotn;
Louis 1 w. Joyncr, or I'oughkeepsle,
cutomuloglM: Ifussell W. Porter, or
I'.oston, and Robert dc P. TnIiih, or New
Haven, surveyors; II. r. Walsh, his
torian. The following assistants to the
scientific staff are also on board: Mhv- i
nard Ladd, J. R. Knrdvce. II Cleveland
and Frederick I. Hay. or Harvard, and
v. II. Dunning. C, P l.lcueawiavet,
J. 1. Llneaw caver, Arthur It Thomp
son. A P. Rogers, A. 11. Hiown and
J. H. Rumrll, or Yale Among the
well-known sportsmen aivumpunv Ins
the expedition arc Robert l. Pcrrv, nr
Itralntree, Mass.; C.eorgc W tiurdnci.
e-.layur or Cleveland, Walter S. Root,
of Cleveland; Ashlv ' ("lover, or SI
Louis; William llrvcc. li . or New
York; S. CI. Tenney. of Wllllainstiiwn.
Mass.; Jnines U. Dcwell of New
Haven: W. II. II. Armstinng, of New
burg. N Y.; Dr. William A Reeve, or
Patchogue, nnd Or. It. O StebMns, or
New oik. Charles 1: Heed Is the tax
idermist, and F. A. Keisilng. or New
Jersey, Is the photographei ur the ex
pedition, fori Ouirlson, the thliteeii-year-old
son of Supreme Justice tlarrl
Kon, of New York, Is olso one of the ex
cursionists. The Miranda arrived at Sydney.
C. R., 1111 July It In replenish her
coal btuikorx, iirtcr which she nailed, and
arrived at St John's, N I', mi the muni
lng of the rah. It nc found In u tho
steamer's cotnpam wax . 11 of older, and
she put Into St. John's for the puipone
or having It rep.ilied. At SI John's .Mr.
L. Dunnliy, h well-known Ice pilot, who
man with the l'eaiy expedition with the
Hleamer Kite, wan taken 1111 hoard, and
the Miranda sailed at midnight.
The onleeiu of the .Mliiunfa nre' (nn
Uln, William James Farrell, Flint OI11
cer, fleoigp .Manuel; Second onicei', IM
ward Doudy, Thhd Officer, John Hand,
and a new of tlili ty-llvo men.
The Miranda m hull) at Newcastle,
hngland, In 1S84, by Hip Neptune Works,
specially for trade between New Yolk,
Halifax and Newfoundland. She has
often encountered a great deal of haid
green lee, the kind most dangeious In
navigation. She Is the largest vessel
ever sent on an An-tle exploring expedi
tion, and is regarded as a thorounhlv
seaworthy boat She Is 2J0 foet lung, 31
reel beam, and 23.5 deep.
Dr. Cook's main object In fitting out
the expedition was to rescue the mem
bers ot the Peary expedition, who are
now Ice-bound on Inglefleld cinlf. If
weather and Ice permit the Miranda will
afterwards penetrate even further north
along the coast of Labrador to afford
extraordinary opportunities to both sci
entists and sportsmen.
The Miranda also carries ten Esqui
maux back to their native country. Tney
were brought south by a company, which
guaranteed their return, but left them,
they say, In the "lurch.
NINE BATHERS DROWNED.
1,11 of lclliua Comprises Five Men
nnil Fonr Women.
thy Associated Tress)
HARRISON, Idaho, July 21. Frank
Urummell, aged twenty-one, and AUrcd
Mott, aged thlitecn. of Pullman, Wash.,
were drowned In St. Joe Lake while
swimming horses last evening. Frank
was a son of President Rrummell, of the
Farmers and Traders' Bank, and Alfred
was a son of A. M. Mott, a merchant.
COLFAX. Wash.. July 24. Thiee
young men weie drowned while bathing
In the Snake River, three miles below
.Penewawa. One called for help and the
others swum to his assistance. The
I three grappled ln the water, sinking
simultaneously.
I FRESNO, Cal July 24.-Flve women
I went bathing last evening In the San
Joaquin River near Portland, Wash.
One got beyond her depth, and In at
tempting to rescue her, three or tbe
others were carried Into an eddy and
drowned.
FIRE AT A SUMMER RESORT.
Hotel and Five CnttaKcs Ilnrneil nt
nivrrslde, It. I.
(Dr Associated Frees )
PROVIDENCE, R. I July 24,-Flre
broke out at Riverside, a Summer resort
ten miles south of this city, last night.
In less than an hour nearly W0.0OO worth
of property had been destroyed. The fire
started between two big buildings that
constituted Comstock's Hotel. Provi
dence and East Providence firemen were
summoned, and were successful In con
fining the blaze to the hotel square.
The hotel, which wan completely de
stroyed, was valued at about Jf.0,0ti0 Five
cottages, all occupied by prominent Prov
Idence business men, were also destroyed.
The occupants of the cottages saved only
their wearing apparel. The fire officials
believe that the fire was the work of an
Incendiary, as while running to the fire,
Walter Comstock, proprietor of the hotel,
was shot at from the wooUb.
IT IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED
that our Department for Ladies'
SHIRT WAISTS
ia the moat complete in the city.
Our (look, however. It a little heavier
than it should be at this time of the year,
and in order to reduce it,
We'll sell to-morrow (Wednesday)
a lot of Waists, made of tbe newest mate,
rials, including Hfiped Batistes, Percales,
Lawns, and fancy Chsmbrays, in all the
latest styles and colors; .
choice of the entire lot r '"7C.
(which have been sold
heretofore from (9c. to 4. M i
1.76) at "
58 West 23d Street.
she was one of those tall, big KlrU that
are right In the fashion now, with black
hair and eyes and a good color, but her
waist waB like an hour-glass, and she
seemed altogether too stlrf and proud and
dressy to be of earthly good ln the world;
I took off my hat; then I glanced at her,
then at the Skeeter. and made up my
mind that she would vote to stay at
home.
Rut no. Girls always do what vou
don't expect them to. tfo she said rfght
;off:
"Don't let us lose any time, Hob I'm
nfiald wp shall he rather .1 tight lit for
the boat, but, then, there v.eie thiee
wise men or (lotliam who went to
ses In a howl."
Down the steps bIip came, and Hut
was vvhrn 1 found out about the white
shoei anil HtoeklnzH. She gut aboard,
iand 1101 u awkvvunlly as I had expected,
I and she and Bob sat down In the middle
I or the h(Mt Hon changed IiIh siat In a
I minute, and went up forward nx ne put
I off. A neat Utile breeze was blow lng off
I ?hore, and Hip Skeeter xklmmed along
lover the waves like a bird The white
sunshade was in the way when we
wanted to Co nlmiit, .ud I didn't like to
j.peak vt It. Inn the moment the luiifin
1 Alight uu -he K'nit It down without a
wid niul never opened 1. again the
whiib d.iv Sin- illil".i 1 1 IK iiun-h -onh
ai-kcd 'ne in 11 dMiii.t- nay vvlvil this
nbiip and thut hIoiik Hie t-huio might be.
1 but when she (aught eight of the Mlnol
ledge light hci ecs bpnlilfd and idle
said JKeil) :
"Uh, .Mr. Jerry, don t you think we
might sal! out thrrc? 1 never have
seen the Inside uf a llghthouhc, and It
would be a delightful cxperleiae."
I shook my head. 1'rudciu.e was
against taking the Skeeter out so for.
But he begged and leased. Hob heaid
the round or her voice, coaxing (and xlie
was vcrv i-utp ubout III, and he put In
his OHi, so they wrlit on until against all
i-oniinon seiisp I gave III allei laKliig a
look at Ihe sky and t lip i-eu, win li both
sccinfd a. plopltioiM as could be for kih h
vrntuip h father ald uricrwiuds.
all in hoisp hPiip deserted me, ami I
let tho.-r two landlubbers talk mo Into
doing us foollfch a thing as ever a yuchts
man undertook.
The wind was all In our favor. Not a
cloud was In the sky, and the sea as far
as we could see lay smooth and tempt
ing. Any number of halls dotted tin
horizon. A coal schooner slipped up the
harbor Just beyond uk with her dingy
sull, hardly., feeling,. ih , brecxt, that
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REPORTS ON CHINA'S PUGUE.
An Effort to Stop Its Progress by ,
Tricking Ohineae Deities.
Why MotiKoUaus Celebrated New
Year's Day In Advance.
Uv Assoilsled rrei )
WASHINGTON, July 21. --Additional
Information legardlng the black plague
In China has been received at the Mailuc
UoHpltuI tluoitgh the Department of
Stule. Mlulblcr Dunn, writing fiom
Toklu under date of June lf. repot ts the
disease to bo uu the luucaxa In Hour
Kong Uitctt advices, he says, arc that
up to June 7 over 1,300 deaths had ne
cuiied In Hong Kong, and several Eu
lopcanf had died of the plague. A veiy
small percentage only uf those who aie
attacked mover.
t'ndci date of June ... Minister Dunn
saya that latest advices from Hung
Kong tepoit a slight abatement of the
epidemic lie also Inclosea lo Hip Statu
Dppartmcul a nolltlcatlon 1 Hie Jap
anese Government, which iciiuIips ell
Ir.ens of the United Stutca in Japan and
the commandcra and masters ot u.tv.il
and merchant ckkcIh nnlvlng nl Nsmi
iakl, Kobe, Yokohama and Hakodate
lo conform to the imperial ordinance
for the legiihitlon of the Inspection of
vessels arriving from cholura-lnfcctcd
ports.
Charles Ucnb, Ji Sccrctaiy or lega
tion at I'ekiu, sajr, the plague now pic
vailing hat caused great uneuslncsH,
nnd every precaution bus been taken to
prevent Uh Introduction Into district'!
not yet infected. Ureut difficulty arisen,
however, from the utter Inability of the
Chinese to understand nnd their un
wllllngncbB to comply with the mojt
elementary pilnclpleu of ranllalluu.
In Hong Hung the new lates have
numbered between forty or fifty and
fifteen or twenty per day, with about
70 per cent, uf deaths. At Canton It
was estimated that 5.0U0 deaths hud oc
curred up to May 8. At that city a
novel and thoroughly Chinese method
of checking Ihe disease was hit upon.
A fortune-teller having given out that
the plague would die awny with the
approach of the Spring solstice, the
people ot Canton, In order to deceive
the gods of sickness, mado the first day
of tho fom th moon, May 5, their New
Year's Uay.
I Every ceremony by which the day is
celebrated was gone thiough with
' scrupulous exactitude. The local au
thorities assisted In this farcical per
formance. The New Year's festivities
In thp presence of such widespread death
had a somewhat ghastly character,
1 Under date of July It the United
States Consul at Liege, Relglum, reports
that thirteen deaths from cholera had
occurred ln that city during the week
ended July 7. The past week, he says,
the newspapers reported four or five
new cases each day. So great Is the
confidence ,of the people In the power
or the authorities to suppress the disease
that Its presence occasions absolutely no
excitement. The explosion of a single
dynamite bomb has frightened more
people out of town than the cholera.
Yeiu read "The Evenlnar World?"
Do yeiu read the Sunday World?
II r. Webb's Yacht Afloat.
(By Associated Press )
tifltMNUTON, VI., July 11 Ur. Webfc's rem-
, tlful yaibt Elhida, wNcfc ran en Colctieiter Reef
on July St, as pulled off last evenlns with the
sssl. tones rt tuts and lighters She Is not badly
damazed
I
CARTERS
fflIVER
JlsL.
SICK HEADACHE
Positively Cured by Theso
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspep
sia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A
perfect remedy lor Dizziness, Nausea,
Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth,
Coated Tont;ue, Pain In the Side, TORPID
LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely
Vegetable.
Small Pill. Small Doso.
Small Prloe.
( bulged out the Skeeter's little tilangle
ot canvas handsomely, and off I'atadlse
Point, the Popinjays beautiful place,
their big steam yacht, with awnings
over her snow-wnlte decks and her
brass work shining In the tun like
beaten gold, was taking on a party for
tho day. We could hear the laughter of
the ladles blown out over the water us 1
distinctly as If we had been alongside, I
and I fancied a procession or white
shoes and stockings tripping up the lad
der over her side. That an could have 1
he-en neatei or prettier than the little
Hhoes In the Skeeter, or whkh I bad
been taking observations on the quiet,
you could nut have made me believe 1
It took us but a veiy shoit time to run
out to the light, and, lulling up agulnst
that famuu beacon, we waited till the
edialr mine down, and .Miss Hnngs, climb
ing Into It, calmly went swinging up. I
up, over the waves that dashed at the 1
base or the towel, every lilt as easy and
1 self-posfesseil as ir she bad been taking
I tea in bet own parlm 1 liked that about
I her She was not one or our giggling.
ii reaming. lll sills, who go into
spasms at i-iKlit of a stiakp or a spider. '
'huI I began fium thai inuiiient to feel
that may I.. Huh cousin might be out ,
nr Hip e .11111,1 .11 11111 01 women folk ifoti '
liullowpd next Ills eiiibuslarii'i ha I
ivv.ltuj prn rpllhlv hh vvr had cut llir .
thci out lulu ihe neewii mid felt Us lung '
lazy nyvpII 'loo iiiulIi tinoUing and oii ,
lemonade had been a bad prepmntkm 1
for a sail, and while lonveitwilou flagged I
stcadil) at bis end of the ho.il be had
tiune-d all colors of the xpci'trum under
tho bilm or his y.icbllng cap. To tell
the 1 1 litis he was glad to Hud hinnerir
011 teira llun.i ucain, tf the lighthouse
i-ould be called that I tscked up the
Skeeter. and last or all made the ascent
Miss Hangs was a very Intelligent
vitOloi She asked such sensible elites
tlons and showed mi h a genuine lutii
cst In Ihe inei tiauleal e'unstrui'tluii of
Hip light and In Ihe lunch perilous life
the keepers led th I Ib-lr lieails neie
won and the,v sbnncel us iumiiv tllllljd
which Ho iiielluarv Ighlaevrs arc nl
lowed t'l overlook nfTeied us . shale it
their simple dinner ami gallantly pre
nenled Ihe pretty vouiig lady with u
photograph or Ihe lighthouse which did
not suggcai It In the Waft. Before e
knew It wo had been there two hours.
Then there sounded h alirltl whistle out
lde. and Ihe Poplnlajs' steam yacht
drawn up under the lee. waiting to send
up Ita party In the chair. Uy this time
thp wind wus fresher, and :ywy could
MRS. WELTSGH'S TOOTHACHE.
Suffered So Much Sbo May Have
Become Insane.
lireat Kxcllenienl In n Khlnglun
Mreot Tenement.
Thcie was a lively time last night In
the big six story double-decker tene
ment. house nt IjJ Ulvlugtou street, and
the Innumerable Polish families who
live there weie greatly excited because
Mrs. Henry Weltsch, who live nn th
top Hoot had sin h a bud toothache nnd
si Ip.iche that a policeman and an amhu
lance hud to be called In to take her tu
the Insane waul at Hellevue Hospital.
Mt.s Weltt'clfs teeth had been aching
for nearly a fortnight, .111 1 she had tiled
every remedy that wis rce.immendcd to
hi 1. What between the alleged sine cures
and the ache, she MltTcicd gteatl.
rin.illy the molars, inclsns, bl-cnsplds
end the rest of her denial I1Iiirm united
In such a grand all-round twlnse, which
was supplemented by a severe pain In
th" side, that hIip annoiiuciil her Inten
Ihm of Jumping out or the window.
Her husband and a corps of willing
assistants held her down on the heih
while all the women in the liou.se
yelled loud enough to wake the dead.
Amid a fceue of the wildest enn
fusion Mrs Weltsch and her aching
teeth and side evere c.vnled downstairs
and hustled Into an ambulance.
At the hospital her ailment was dl.ig
iio'piI as "nielanclilla." whhli seems
athcr a misnomer for a toothache.
Anyhow, Mrs. WelUch was about the
liveliest vase or "melancholia" seen In
some time, having nearly scared 311)
men. women and children out of a
year's growth.
The "melaiichol)" Mrs. Weltsch Is a
native of Ituysia and abuut thirty jieare
old. She will be examined as to her
sanity In-d.i;. and If her teeth have
stopped aching may piovc to be all right
mentally.
RACE FIGHT IN A PRISON.
Scvcrnl Convicts llnilly Injured In
I- .Me.pet nt .Icfirrseiliv llle.
tny AsHolslPd 1're.w I
Ji:iTHItSUNVll.l,K, liid., July IM.
It has Just leaked out that a tight be
tween two convicts In the penitentiary
herp tame near developing Into a race
war, William 1lower, k white prisoner,
got Into an altercation with Robert
Ituckncr, a colored convict. Vlower
struck Hiiekner with a pair of Iron
tongs, knocking him down. When Hack
lier attempted to arise he was ngnln at
tacked by Flower and another con
vli't and knocked senseless.
This caused several other colored con
victs to take a band and then a number
I of other whites The guards were pow
1 erless, and It was a long time before
I order was restored. Huckner was serious
ly Injured. Heveral others were badly
Injured In the melee. The fight de
veloped a bitter feeling between the
blacks and whiles.
CHOLERA IN ILLINOIS?
I'hyalclnns Sa- nn Omvlllr Woman
Ulrel of I lie- Sceiurue.
Illy Atsoclsted Prrs )
JAHTHAOU. 111.. July 2i.-News has
reached here that Mrs. Joseph Hatfield,
mother of Charles Hatfield, former
Wabash agent at this place, had died
at Oxvllle, near Mercdosla, on the Illi
nois Illver, with what physicians pro
nounce genuine Asiatic cholera,
Mrs. Hatfield was 111 only two hours,
it Is not known what precaution has
been taken to prevent a spread of
the disease. The case hat caused con
siderable excitement in the vicinity.
JUSTICE FIELD WON'T MOVE.
Will Ueclln.. a Transfer (o the iSerr
York Circuit.
(Ry Assexlsled Tress )
SAN rrtANCISCO, July Zi.-A letter
fr6m Supreme Court Justice Stephen J.
Field has been received by the Judiciary
of the Ninth United Slates Court, and
the Judiciary and Bar ot the California
Supreme Court.
In this letter Justice Kleld, in re
sponse to the previous request of his
correspondents, states that he will de
cline the offer or a transfor to the New
Vork circuit, and remain on the Pa
cific coast circuit.
GAS ORDINANCE PASSED.
Chicago Mayor' Veto Overrated by
City Council.
Ry Associated Tress )
CHICAGO, July St. By a vote or 33
to H, one more vote than was had upon
the first eonslderatlon or the measure,
the City Council last night passed Alder
man Kyan's "t'nlversal Oas" ordinance
over tho Major's amendatory vote.
m
A Steamer SnnU In Collision.
iny Associated Tress )
LONDON, July 21 The steamers
Trinidad and Mount Stewart were In
collision at 3 30 this morning oft l-'olk-
stone. The Mount Stewart was sunk,
1 but the crew wus saved.
not msnage to land Popinjay recognized
mc, and, though he genet ally treats me
as If 1 were the scum of humanity, con
descended to aak if 1 would take off his
people In my host.
"th. do!" said Miss Hangs. "It Is a
shame that any one should miss such an
entertaining sight." and "O. do' said
Hob, who wanted to put oft starting as
long as possible, though he felt a good
deal better Mnce dinner.
So again m horse sene vlelded and
instead of heading the Pkeetel for the
shore at once. I spent a .ouple or hours
mirr noting tlue foolle-h women tu and
no 1 pruinlsp you there was no sin-h
quiet performance "i M"s Hangs' had
been In their case The whole air re
sounded with Imbecile shrieks, and the
gulls camp nulte-rlng round In delighted
surprise to Join the chorus
Well, at last the Popinjays got up
steam again nnd started To do them
Justhr, they illd ask us to go back with
them, and thievv out some vague hints
uf luncheon and fizz, at which Hob
bilghteued up ainazlngl) Hut Hip
cousin declined with the dlHant cool
ness vvhli b wan a strange thing about
hei inaiiiiei, and we got down Into our
little ci aft again with sonic dirtleiiltv.
hei.uise the waves be I trown ilnuld
the height, and .hislie.l Hieli null, ups
against tin links fp'iicl' The Hkeetei
lu-i-eH 1'Kc an efi!liell. had hur.ll
put otf before nn heal I nil rfive me.
and I know that II w. golnc to be till.
and luck with us The wind blew a
gale, and blew balder ever tulniile
At (list I had a mind to turn back and
get them to give us sheltei In the light,
but then I realized bow Impossible It
would be to laud there again, and I
shaved ni' courp for the shore. Ilob;
sat In the stern, a total wteck. I ruar
now when 1 think or the sorrj Klght he
was. as sc.imk a 1 hap as ever gazed
on the Atlanllt , Ins while trousers M'.it
lered vith salt water his .(aiint )
uvci one e-.u. a'ld hi- fai e a incUm hol
hm green llul at t'ie tu ip Iip Idled me
with rug- alii -pun fen be v as or
nj erdi nee a.i I did If is I In tic wav
A hundred mil ieenl.v llvp pounds of
siiirerlug. Not even mailable us bal
last. Miss Hangs had taken off her gloves,
"Could sou steer?" I asked her, doubt
fully. "Our only chance la to upshlp the
mast and get ashore with the oars."
I.Ike a lady she changed her seal,
pushed Hob out of the way. though not
roughly, and look tho tiller ropes with
out a, word. The bit of sail, flapped and
m2ammL2z!mmmmmwmii&V::)A
ANNIE'S FAITHLESS LOVER.1
Disappeared with Fart of Her'
Hard-Eiirned Savingr.
She falls on Ihe Police for Asilst
nncp In Find Him.
Miss Annie Shocnfleld, a well-diessed
goud-lookin? juiing woman, called at Po
lice !Ieadtiarlcis this morning In quest
of Information about her fiance, who
his hci'i missing since I'rlday last.
Ills name Is llvmuu I'YInMeln. He Is
twcnty-clght 3 ears uld. and lives at S)
llralmm avenue, Itrouklyn. Hn became
acquainted with Miss Sln ntleld ubout ,1
ear and a liulf ago, nnd they speedily
foil In love and became engaged to be
mairlel.
Up had JI.'ikJ tlepo-ellPd ill the lloweiy
.ivlngs Hank, and Mlts Shoclillell ul'O
had money of hei own She lives with
her paii'Utrf, at II Mniiie htreet, Ilrook
l.vn When they became engjeed the
couple ilglenl to put I Till I'm ll lulu the
Wlllliiinntiiii s SuvliiKs llanli, stipulating
that In cahc cither one of lliem backed
1 nt or the eriee neut the other waa to
get the whole Win as .1 sjrt ut solace for
wounded alre'tlnns
It was not long after thut before Mr.
t'cliiHtcln, so the git I cIiiIiuh, tried to
gel the IMO. ami leave tier, but she
bad him arri'.sleil, and liiHtltuti'd suit
for breach of promise. He Dually In
duced her to abandon thefp proceedings,
and it was announced tli.it thej would
be married 011 Aug 12.
About two weeka ago the girl ion
senled tu Hie J'MO being taken out of
tlie bank, and she turned It over to hlui 1
to purcluiHp household furniture. lie
did not tin v auv thing, and left Ills work
uddeiil on 1'rlihiv. after drawing all
his inuiipv out or the bunk
.MIks rilioeiitleld iloes not think any
haim has berullen him, and t-hc wunts
her SL'ji IT she con get It The police
will Initiate u sealch for hlui.
STANFORD CLAIM REJECTED.
The Mrnnteir'a leleivv fi:ir lio em
inent lleiilniids Ire I njlist.
till Mnrlattjd Press )
HAN l-'UANCIKCO, July 21 Mis. fv.
laud Stanford and her attorneys have
notllled the tlovprnnietit, through I'nltcd
States District-Attorney Charles A. Car
ter, that Ita claim for ir.(V, against
thp estate or Senator Stanford has been
lejce'ted
This means that Mrs. Stanford con
siders the demand or thp lloverument
li 11 J 111 and without foundtlnu. anil that
I it will lie paid, If ever, only at the end
j of long litigation. Si far as the (lovern
ment Is concerned, the matter will rel
In Its present state for months at least
un .ten "li. ISM, there will be due tu
1 Hip I'nltPd StalPs, for aid extended to
the Central P.u Hie Companv, the slim
of J.'.lthJ.ciuu. It Is alleged th.it the Stan
ford estate must psy a largo propor
tion or that Indebtedness.
Hetwecn Jan. 16 and March 18 of next
vcar the (iovernment must bring suit
In the Superior Court of this State
against tbe estate, or Its claim will be
forever barred.
For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation ; go by the
book on Ueecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co., 365 Canal stM New York
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Scientific Suspenders.
SO SWUM ANYWIIKR"!'
Trmjrtrs sla,s kept In sbspe and position!
So straps In Me
Making ihem the he.t for etenlnt cr ntttlce wear.
Vo s.scrl Joints to come spjrl'
cool llrallLfiil enJ Comfortable'
Keiause the) live ultn every motion of tbe botj.
I l.sn for years'
Indorsed by eirry pur bsser
I lln tali- ty all nr.l-rlsss dealers, or ent b) mall
I on receipt of price 'Jn to i:00, poit-psld.
iSiILKTiUCSWioDEKCJ. CL'.m. J. BUI 1'ALO, X.Y.
tore at the lopes with a frenzy as I
worked away at It brealhleHly. holding
on bv the skin of my teeth while the
1 poor Skeeter waa now borne to the crest
1 or a huge breaker and now slid with the
velocity ot 11 toboggan Into the trough
1 or the sea. How 1 ever did it I can't
'sav. but somehow 1 managed to get the
sail brailed up and to slip the slick out
or the socket without overturning the
boat, which still held on Its course to-
waids the land, though without making
an) perieptlblc progre-., I shlppeel the
oars. II 1I1 1 luusiii hud watched me
steadily while I woiked and III the
midst of nli tuc ev Iteinent I remember
reeling a Hit!" inortllled at tbe s.TUtln.
for the perspirutl.ui 1.111 down my race
In Mreiimi and the sleeve ol m i"halib
li.we.ifei hi'! puited rompan with the
. boelv Spiay 1l.1t.hed ove 1 the boat with
'every wave, but the smart elre still
continued to look rreslt.
1 'There Is another pair or oars,"
shrieked she. "I can pull. Shall I
help'"
I nodded She unshipped the ruddet,
and inkil It under Hobs tan Mioe.
He gtouned. but he didnt' much
know whithei be was allo.it or horse
luck. 'Ilia 1 Bill was n luuidj ! She got
the oars dropped them Into the iuvv
ocks, -at il'ivvn ci the thwart Just art
ii, in, an I fell to like an uld tin. I
'.le vou m wold for It not a fellow I
Un. m mull have pulled u Ftouter or
a neaier oar Her t-tmke. even with
that tiemendou sc.i on, was us long
I and idea n and regular us any man's on
1 ih 'varsltv need be, and between us we
it the Skeeter laboring ulong throuah
the munstious wuves and actually made
headwav. It was no time for talk We
both knew that there was real danger
that only foo.s could be out In such a
s. a III that cockleshell uf u bodt with
out taking their lives III their hands.
If the tide had been against us. Hob and
Miss Mania- and I would at this very
moment be numbered among the Inter-
tliu l.eleions thai Huei the but'oui
of tin Vila lie uuli - some pas..ng
f rrl had pkk-d us up as w- ililfted
0111 lo sea Hut as li was the gods were
good Kor three hours wp rowed like
mad and Hist girl showed no sign of
flagging. I tell ou what, such pluck and
sand you don't cs b.o acroas every day.
either In petti S'wf trousers, and 1
envied Hob Jtt, stT ? to B,uch P'n.:
had ' i't ' couldn't un.
d ,. , , i 't qw hw.iihe
. .aft - .i-fcii''"-'-' -".jelai - 1 t4KieBkefc
IN HONOR OMOPR I
Trlbnle from PraealBent Peesieh. iH
Mr. Adam Winn, 160 Wist 63th street, iaW
iiajs, "When I first went to Professor ,IsIbbb1
Mimviiii 1 waa suffering from neuralgia P9U
of the ncclt and cheat and from an !JH
bntlnatp stomach trotibl". One week's) iVaBBsl
lieu Intent, u-iii. IJ.i sp-jpHla und Neural- i'lH
k a cure, was sufficient to cure, mo com nXfam
pletely." , :;, Jmm
Mr. Thomas Malet, XO Wct Sid afreet: iJM
PiofefiworMunyun cured me of chronlo ,H
rhcumutlsm eighteen months ago. snd X MM
have not had a touch or that disease X-ilM
since.. henevcr I am ailing I use Mun- 'MS
yon a Kcineules; they cure all disease M
promptly and have saved me hundred XiM
or dollars In doctors' bills. I also want 'VsM
to reeommend Munyon's Vltallzer as av ,U
vvondciful tonic. Its erfe-ct in bulIdlaaT S
up the system Is marvellous." ' ' 'AiW
Munvon'ii Hemedles contain positive) ViM
cures for the most obstinate and Intrl- M
cate diseases. Sold by all druggists. ?'
H you are lit eloubt w hat .rejntaty 'J 1iM
take, call em Proressor Munyon for a TM
thorough medical examination. Abso- -'iSB
liitely no charge for examinations or JyM
'"vice, open all day. Sundays, 3 to 6 P. ' ($
M.,., ' ,MVt fourteenth" street. bete ijH
Mfth avemiu and t'nlon Square, ,??
n Cklekeeler Cetlsri nasw4 aVajM &;
Pennyroyal pills, m
rtl m-5v ara,altseells1la U.illM V.
ITVt'::4mm's'lsU4aa4iMVUP h'M
3k -m'Qni.isltl. li.in, seaMaiihalMFla-Vr &M
7 Wl'; Tala .tker. aHriias ?U
1 fs ' .! nsefisifeiMi. aia e4siaicNta. loeal
- sff " l'"'SCl". " i . M eiaeas S, 1 SV
T JD psrusulsrs. UMlaieerfats aftl -Waalef m
v if rr l.a.iles, im itm-, s. etirai aaaaa, W
Amusement. v
TJlfiOtinLKST PLACE OM THts BATI ,M
S v Caeasest Ktnirstoa-Ortet 'j
, X rsblnltiort le SM
&) Buffalo Bill's Will Wat 1
& AVm cojQBtss or rodbh ' 1
rl EIBEES OF TBE WOttll S
t. ft v. Ambrose Park, Souifi F kln. S
ior Dinner iiourK from NBty VOc JM
tocanii(atesl4lir JUlti at. fury, (out. 01 WUU. -Lrial
ball l , Ballery. I'AP.KftCKNTS.' $M
I nice tail;. Raio or Sbine, ;, ami 8.15 P., 1 I
HODlLi (IPIIN- AT 1 AND CMP. It ItfM
All io uli via iiatterr. llrooklyu )lrldel Bp. 41M
llton. Wall, Kultoti, J31 u ead uuitf ftfrttf ifl
ranks cHiuectlotts direct to gates. ifl
Admission oo rents. Caulral anal ftanl.7 )
t ems mil 4i. .o.u-j j seats, rnrnnir isrtsnrSM jffm
Manhattan Beach. 1
To-ltaj", Afternfwn nnd KrtnlDg. flB
SOUSA'S BAND. j
HAGENBECK'SIlei I
Tu bay, AlterufKiu and evening. J'tB
MIAIIIJ11I, AMJIlO.S'KKVl'AItAtiriaa. J.'B
LALLA ROOKH, p
AMI (i HAN II riKKWOUKH. J IfM
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P. O. box Sll. ew Vork. .;
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coulii stand such a pull nith a wslst
nu hlsger than that. 1 was befftnnlrur f
to feel uretty well tuckered out when I VJ
stopped rowlns and turned around t ,"
take my bearings. "Hallo!" I called, 4 ,;
out, tickled enough, "quarter of a mil .,
more and we bhall fetch the landlnst "'
Can you keep up for a little lonfer. ,..
Miss Bangs'" . ;
She nodded, and then I saw for the V
llrst time when the sun shone on her c
Mack hair, that there was almost a sMSrt ;
i of Iridescence on Its colls, and round .
her oars It broke Into the cutest little !
cuils. My shipmate was an Uncom- t ll
1 munl.v Bood-lookln girl there was no . , ,
mistake- about that, and she could just '
' row ' She must have been tired when '(
we cunip ui utongiidc the landing. 'Tha r
. e'olor had Kone all uut of her cheek. ",
ami left her white us a sheet, but ah
suilled back at mc bravely. j
"That was a narrow escape," she said, !
"but 1 thank you for my sail. Come.
Hob'" Uut Itob was Just alive. We A
shook him up. He said he didn't caraj ,?
to go achore, had Just as lief spend the -,
nevt two or three weeks on board; In' V
fact, fully Intended to stay Just where -E
he was for the ict of his existence. He V)
waa a limp and floppy object, an w ,''''
had barely managul to gel him on hta '
feet when he fell back, a dead watsht, r
on tho sunn ale of the III. fated Skeeter, -ffi
which turned over neatly and deposited ,,
ii- all tin ce In the water. To be. -Jl
sure, it was unlv tbout ten feet deep. '!M
We came up putting and blow In like ie fiM
many porpoises. My Hist thought wa !
for t.lat girl. But she called out to m. ifffJ
"Look out for lljb. I can take care ot ?:
myi.elf," and with two or thiee vigorous XM
stiokos she swam to the steps, dragging; rvfl
herseir up with as much srace a her, i'JM
dripping aklrts would allow. Poor Bob i'U
was a good deal better for his una?- ' iM
pected bath, and managed with my help h !M
to scramble to surety and up the step -
of the landing after her. He waa a. ) M
ridiculous object But so were we all, i M
wetter than diowned rats. Mnd as wee .'
MooJ tlieto shivering 1.1" absurdity of It ' m
ulrui'k in- each and every one, anil wt i .fai
I burst Into roar of laughter. ... ' 'm
"Three cheeri for tho Kkeeler." shaut- ,t-M
ed Hob. and "Itah. rah, raht" he erte). '.iM
the cousin Joining In. All her style wai -if
gone and she looked anything but slick. f-M
but I- bhook hands with her wheM M
said good-by with a liking that j sYemr V:M
expected to feel for any girl, an4. nat .l?m
respect, too. Did I ever e Mr MeifnT .:$,''
Well, rather. You remember purmMHff fjtMW
Honing that waist ot br?-y.ar mm,kaM
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