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"Well, It might be I, but it looks like
me,"
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(CHAPTER IX Continued.)
12
"December 28. Of course the cave
under the point is the logical place. I
have been unable to find nny stone
marked B. H. on tho ground above it
but I fenr that a search after Bill's
tombstone would be hopeless. Under
circumstances such ns those of the
mate's story, it Beems to me that all
tne probabilities point to their con
cealing tho chest in the cavo with
nn opening on the bny. To get tho
boat, laden with the heavy chest,
through tho surf to any of tho other
caves If the various cracks and fls-
surcs I hove seen nre Indeed properly
to bo called caves would be stilt
I work for three men. Yes. evervthlntr
Indicates tho cavern , under the point.
The only question is, Isn't It Indicated
too clearly? Would a smooth old
scoundrel such ns this Captain Samp
son must have been have hidden his
treasure In tho very place certain to
be ransacked If the secret ever got
out? Unless It whs deenlv hurled.
which it could have been onlv nt cer
tain stages of the tide, oven old Ilelntz
would have been apt to run across It
In tho course of his desultory re
searches for the riches of tho buc
caneers. And I nm certain Dlncld old
Helntz did not mislead me. Besides,
at Panama, he was making arrange
ments to go with some other Germans
on n small business venture to Samoa,
which he would not have been likely
to do If he bad Just unearthed a vast
fortune in burled treasure. Still. I
shall explore the cave thoroughly.
though with little hope.
"Oh, Helen, if I could watch these
tropic stars with you tonight!
"January G. I think I am thronch
with the cave under the, point tho
Cavern of the Two Arches, I have
named it. I peered into every crevlco
In the walls, and sounded the sands
..in, .i-m t t .
n.iu u unu, x Bupjjust: i ivuuiu iiuvo
made a more thorough Job of It If I
had not heen convince twm , w
had not been convinced frdm tho ilrst
that the chest was not there. Shall
I ever forget the feeling that stirred
me when first I turned the pages of
my grandfather's diary and saw there,
in his faded writing, the story of tho
mnte of the Bonny Lnss, who died In
wnvana in my grandfather's arms?
My grandfather had gone ns sunerenr-
S in his own ship, nnd while ho did
n good stroke of business In Havana
trust his shrewd Yankee Instincts for
that he managed to combine tho
service of God with that of Mammon.
Many a poor drunken sailor, taking
his fling ashore in the bright, trench-
erous plaguo-ridden city, found in
him n friend, as did the mate of the
Bonny Lass In his dying hour. Oh,
If my good grandfather had but made
sure from the man's own Hps exact
ly where the treasure layl It Is
enough1 to make one fancy thnt the
unknown Bill, who paid for too much
knowledge with his life, has his own
fashion of guarding the hoard. But
I ramble. I was going to say, that
from tne moment when I learned from
my grandfather's diary of the exist
ence or tne treasure. I have been driv,
en by an Impulse more overmaster
ing tnnn anything I have ever experl'
wiced In my life. It wns, I belleye,
what old-fashioned pious folk would
call a leading. All my life I hnd hnon
irresolute, the sport of circumstances.
triflng with this and that, unnhl tn
set my face steadfastly toward any
goal. Yet never, since I have trodden
this path, have I looked to right or
lert. l nave deiied both human onln-
lon and the obstacle's which nn un
friendly fate has thrown in my way.
AU alone. I. a sailor hitherto of nlenn.
nre-craft among the bays nnd Islands
or tne New England coast, put forth
in my little sloon for n vovnirn nf
three hundred miles on tho loneliest
wastes of the Pacific. All nlon. did
I say? No, there was Benjy tlie faith
ful. His head Is at my knee as I
write. He knows. I think, thnt his
master's mood Is sod tonight. Oh.
Helen, If you ever see these lines will
you realize how I have lonced for von
how it sometimes seems that my soul
must tenr Itself loose from my body
and speed to you across half a world?
jeDruary l, since mv last record
my time has been well filled. In the
Isinnd Queen I have been aurvevlne
the coasts of ray domain, sailing ns
ciose in as I dared, and taking note
of every cre.vico that might be tho
mouth of a cave. Then, either In thn
rowbont or by scrambling down the
cliffs, I visit the indicated point. It la
bitterly hard labor, but it has Its com
pensations. I am growing hale and
strong, brown and muscular.
"So far I have discovered half a
dozen caves, most of them quite small.
Any one or tnera seemed bucIi a likely
place that nt first I was quite hopeful
Hut I have found nothlntr. TiHimiiv
the floor of the cave beneath a few
Inches of sand Is rock. Only In the
ncne ot snna is roc
ander "
point have I
fmnd sand to any depth. I go always
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on tho principle that Captain Sampson
and bis two assistants hnd not time
for any elaborate work of concealment.
Most likely they laid tho chest In some
natural niche. Sailors are unskilled
In the use of such implements as
spades, and besides, the very heart of
tne undertaking wns haste nnd se
crecy. They must have worked nt
night and between two tides, for few
or the caves can bo renched except nt
the ebb. And I tnke it ns certain that
the cavo must have opened directly
on the sea. For three men to trans
port such n weight nnd bulk by land
would be sheer Impossibility
"February 10. Today a strange,
tump happened so strange, so
wonderful nnd glorious that it
ought to be recorded In luminous ink.
And I owe it nil to Benjy 1 Little dog,
you sunn go In a golden collar and
eat lamb-chops every day! This
morning "
Across my absorption In the dlnrv
cut the unwelcome clangor of Cookie's
gong. Right on the breathless odgo of
discovery l wns summoned with my
tunning secret In my breast, to Join
my unsuspecting companions. I hid
the book carefully In my cot. Not
until the light of tomorrow morning
could I return to Its norusnl. Hnw T
was to survive tho Interval I did not
know. But on one point my mind wns
mnde up no one should drenm of the
existence of the diary until I knew all
mar. u nad to Impart.
CHAPTER X.
Miss Browne- Has n Vlalon
Perhaps because of the Rnpror or.
cltcment under which I was laboring,
I seemed that evening unusually aware
of the emotional fluctuations of those
nbout me. Violet looked grimmer
tnnn ever, so that I Judged her strug-
I nles with lint- ,m,n.innn i
tn imvo imnr, ii..
' "-v. uuiiuii y severe.
Captain Magnus seemed even beyond
his wont restless, loo-inint ,i
his wont restless, loose-iolnted nnd
iiiu.-iuij;-eyeu, nno performed ex
traordinary feats of sword-swnllow-
lng. Mr. Shaw was very silent, and
ius rorenead knitted now and then
Into a reflective frown. As for myself,
i una much ndo to hide my nbstrnc
tlon, nnd turned cold from head to foot
with nlarm when I henrd my own
voice nauresslng Crusoe ns Benjy.
a ramt ripple of surprise passed
rouna tne table.
warned your dog over again,
AIIss Jinny?-" Inquired Mr. Tubbs. Mr.
j. udos una ndopted n fucetlously pa
ternnl manner toward mfi T know In
anticipation of the moment when he
wouio invite me to call him Uncle
uam.
I sny, you know." nrnncminia
Cuthbert Vane, "I thought Crusoe rath
er a nice name. Never henrd of any
chap named Benjy that lived on an
lsinnu.
I tried to rally from my confusion,
but I knew mv cheeks worn hiii-nltir
Looks of deepening surnrlse tn,i
the scarlet emblems of discomfiture
mat i nung out.
"By heck, bet there's a feller at
home named Benlvl" rnrkiPd
Tubbs shrilly, and for once I blessed
mm.
Aiinr jnne turned upon him her
round innocent eyes.
"Oh, no, Mr. Tubbs," she assured
him, "I don't think n single one of
inem was named Benjy!"
. xne laughter which followed this
gnve me time to get myself In hnnd
ngnin.
"Crusoe It Is nnd will be." T nEor
ed. "It happens thnt n girl I know nt
home hns n dog named Benjy." Which
inippeneu ronunntcly to be true,
frtf I
- .-ww, i
OtIICrWISe I nhonld hnvn hnnn i.u
. " uuiifcuu
to InvAnf It Till Mm I- - . I
ia u cat.
and the dog a miserable little high-
bred someth ng, all shivers and no
hair. I should never have thought of
him In the same breath with Crusoe
That evening Mr. Shaw addressed
. . - - -..v.ootv. I
the gathering at the camp-flre-which
we made small nnd bricht. nnd h.
sat well away from because of the
neat and In n few words cava it na
his opinion that any further search In
the cavo under the point was useless.
tir no nad known the strantre confirm.
uiuijr vtnu ivnn.li una awoke In my
mind I) He proposed thnt f lift utlAfA
n tnwn aiIia aV.t !. -v 1. 1 .
of the Island to a reasonable distance
on euner side of the bay entrance
should be surveyed, with n VI AW f -
discover whether some other cavo did
not exist which would answer th
scription given by the dying Hopper-
- - - -,.-v VJV
uown ns wen as tnat first nTnin
Mr. Shaw's words were nddrpswi i
mo lauies, tne organizer and financier,
respectively, of tho cxnedltinn in it-
...... .. . A
very deliberate exclusion of Mr. Tubbs.
nut ne nngnt as well have made up his
mimj to recognize tno triumvirate. En-
inronea on a cnmp-chalr sat Aunt
jane, nice n little goddess of the Dot
Inr Sign, nnd on one hnnd Mr. Tubbs
Kronen ninndly, nnd on the other VI
olft gloomed. You saw thnt In sacred
council Mr. Sbrfw's announcement had
been foreseen and deliberated upon.
Miss Browne, who cnrrlcd nn Invls
lblo rostrum with her wherever she
went, now nlertly mounted it.
"My friends," she began, "those
dwelling on a piano where the Mate
rial Is nil may fall to grasp the
thought which I shall put before you
this evening. My friends, this expe
dition was, so to speak, called from
the Void by Thought. Thought It was.
ns realized In steamships and other
ephemeral forms, which bore us over
roiling sens. How. then, can It hn nth
erwlso than that Thought should In
uuence our fortunes that success
should bo unnblo to materialize before
n persistent attitude of Neiratlon? Mv
friends, you will perceive that there
is no break In this sequence of idens ;
an is remorseless logic.
"In order to withdraw luvsolf from
this atmosphere of Negntlon, for tbeso
several days past I have sought se
clusion. There In silence I have us
serted , the power of Positive over
Negative Thought, gazing meanwhile
Into the profound dentbs of thn All.
Aiy friends, an answer has been
vouchsafed us; I have hud u vision
or mat for which we seek. Now nt
Inst, in n spirit of clad confidence, wo
muy advance. For. mv friends, thn
cnest is burled in sand."
With this triumphant announce
ment Miss Hlgglesbv-Browne sat
down. A heavy silence succeeded. It
was broken by a murmur from Mr
Tuubs.
"Wonderful that's what I will
wonderful I Talk' nbout the eloquence
or the nnclcnts I believe, bv irum.
this Is on a par with congressional
oratory I
'A vision. Miss Brown." Bnld Mr.
fchnw gravely, "must be an interest
Ing thing. I have never seen one my.
self, having no talents that way, but
In the little Scotch town of Dumble-
dykes where I was born there wns an
old lady with n remarkable rift of
second sight. Simple folk, not being
acquainted with the proper terms to
fit the case, called her the Wise
Womnu. Well, one day my aunt had
been to the neighboring town of Mlek
lestnno, five miles off, und on the way
back, to Dumbledykes she lost her
purse. It had three sovereigns In It
n great sum to my nunr. In her
trouble of mind she hurried to the
Wise Woman a thing to make her
pious father turn in his grave. Tho
Wise Woman gazed Into the All. I
suppose, nnd told my nunt not to fret
herself, for she had had a vision of
tho purse nnd It lny somewhere on
the road between Mlcklestnne nnd
Dumbtedykes
"Now. Miss Browne. I'll tnke thn
liberty of drawing a moral from this
story to at the present Instnnce:
story to fit the present Instance;
,., ... , . , ,
en, r!l7 , v 7
stane an(1 Dumbledykes Is tho chest?"
"This Expedition Was Called From
the Void by Thsuflht"
Though startled nt tho audacity of
Mr. Shaw, I was unprepared for tho
spasm of absolute fury thnt convulsed
Miss Browne's countenance.
"Mr. Shaw." she thundered, "if von
Intend to draw a parallel between me
and an Ignorant Scotch peasant 1"
"Not at all," said Mr. Shaw calmly.
'fnrlivn Mtik Wlun IVaiikih
- w- .tuiuuii lino a
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luuav juaiicuiuuiu iiurcsuu Illld nail a
. ......
granuson in tno Kirit. Tlie nolnt Is
can you Indicate with nnv degree of
exactness the whereabouts of tho
chest? For there Is a good denl of
Band on the shores of this Island.
uui on, ouuwi inter
Aunt Jane tremulously. "I
"Oh, but Mr. Shawl" Interposed
the
sand Why, I nm sure that is such a
helpful thought I It shows quite plain
ly that the chest is not burled In In
a rock, you know." She cavo the ef
fect of a person trying to deflect a
thunderstorm with a pnlm-leaf, fan.
Dynumlte dynamite blow the lid
off the Island I" mumbled Captain
Magnus.
"If anyone haa a definite nlnn to
propose," said Mr. Shaw. "I am verv
ready to consider it. I have under
stood, myself, from the first to bo act
ing under the directions of the lndlea
who planned this expedition. Consid
ering Its importance to myself, no one
can well suppose that I am not doing
all In my power to bring the chest to
light. Tomorrow, if the sea is favor.
able, It Is my Intention to set out In
the boat to determine tho character of
such other caves as exist on tho
Island. I'll want you with mo, lad,'
a ml you too, Mnguus,"
(TO HE CONT1NU15D,)
CHOICE BETWEEN TWO LOVES
Can On Wonder That Malvlna Tur
tledove Hesitated When It Came
to a Showdown?
Malvlnn Turtledove wceped "bitter
ly. Those dear, bright blue eyes wero
in danger of being washed elenrer nud
bluer still.
She wns In love I
Then sho dressed hurriedly, In prep
nrntlon for Jack's expected visit.
Promptly nt eight he nrrlved.
"Jnck," she breathed, "I am so wor
ried." "My pet, my angel, what Is It?"
Hsked Jnck, In grcnt concern.
"I have got to glvo one of you up,
nnd I don't know which 1 lovo best.
Cnn't I" the maiden wept.
"Nol" returned Jnck, determinedly.
"You must choose between us ho
or U"
"Jnck," she wept, "show mo some
mercy 1"
But he showed her none, nud so,
with n Inst look of love. Mnlvlnn
threw her Pomeranian, Bob, out of the
whitlow and snld:
"Jnck, I nm yours 1"
DIFFERENT, OFF THE STAGE
Master Crook Had to Seek Ordinary
Mortal to Perform What Would
Seem Simple Task.
Darohmn Drake, the world-fnmous
film villain, had hnd a very busy day
nt the studios.
In the performance of part nineteen
of "The Muster Crook" bo had deftly
cut open with his electric saw live
formldnble safes, mastered swiftly the
mysterious combinations of nine more,
nnd with n iionchnliint air had picked
the lock of his prison cell.
And now, his day's work finished,
lie breathed a sigh of relief as ho
alighted from his car and reached the
door of his flat.
It wns locked.
Anxiously ho senrched every pocket
of his clothes for tho latchkey, but
failed to unearth It.
"Here's u fix I" he groaned.
After another vain search the
Muster Crook walked around to the
nenrest locksmith's shop, Hung n $20
bill Into the counter nnd begged the
unshaven mnn In charge to come nnd
open his "blessed" doorl
Not rot n While,
nc wns n bachelor In the forties nnd
she wns a sweet young thing of twen
ty, but be loved her nnd wns courting
her vigorously In nil the wnys nil old
bachelor knows how to woo n young
mnld. Then one night he decided ho
would sing to her. Going to the plnno,
he picked up some loose sheets of
music nnd begnn to play. Finally ho
enmo to one which pleased him nnd
begnn to sing:
"Grow old with nn The best
of"
But tho sweet young thing had In
terrupted, him very forcibly. "I won't
do It," sho tossed back Impudently, "nt
lenst, not for
25 years." Brooklyn
Standard Union.
The Court Understood.
"You ndmlt you were speeding?"
"Yes, your honor."
"A frank confession goes a long
way In this court. What excuso lmvo
you to offer for exceeding tlie speed
limit?"
"A mnn In a little old ruttlotrnn fllv.
ver drove up behind me nml bawled
to mo to get out of the wov nml lnr
somebody use tio street who could
get more out of one cylinder than I
could got out of six."
"Umph I I do ii little inotorlinr mv.
pelf. I'll let you off with tho minimum
fine this time." Birmingham Agu-Her
aid.
Lost a Sale.
"I want," said the very plnln girl.
"a book entitled 'Cultlvnte Your Nat
ural IJenuty.' "
"Hero It is," snld the clerk, who
wanted to bo sociable. "Are you get
ting It for a friend?"
And the very plain girl put her nurse
back Into her bug nnd went right out.
From the Retail Ledger, Philadel
phia.
Surprise for Mother.
Marjory Mamma, were you at home
nnen I wns born?
Mother No, darling, I wns nt
grnndmn's In tho country.
Marjory Wnsn't you nwf'ly B'prlsed
when you henrd about It?
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SAW THING IN RIGHT LIGHT
Old Moso Taylor Undoubtedly Had
the Situation Sized Up, but Who
Got tho Dime?
"At tho end of n Georgln negro
meeting," snys nn Atlnntn limit, "l
wns decided to tnke up u collection for
chnrlty. Tho chnlrmnn passed the lint
himself. Ho dropped n dime In It for
n nest-egg. Kvery right hnnd encoun
tered thnt lint, nnd yet, nt the end.
when the chnlrmnn turned 'tho lint
over nnd shook It, not so much us hie
own contribution dropped out.
"Fo do hind's snkel" lie cried. 'I
hns even lost do tllmo I slnrtcd with V
"All tho rows of dusky faces looked
puzzled. Who wns tho lucky mnn?
Finally tho venerable Moso Tnylor
summed up the situation.
" 'Gentlemen ho snld solemnly, rifl
ing from his sent, 'tier 'pears to be n
great moral lesson round henh somy
wheah !'" Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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ATTORNEY" SURELY A WONDER
Out Old Darky's Admiration Must
Have Been Embarrassing Under
the Circumstances.
In Alnbnmn they tell of a prosecut
ing pttorney who wns so uniformly
successful with his cases that he be
came both the terror of evil-doers Iip
the vicinity nnd the ndmlrntlon or nllr
cspcclnlly tho dusky portion of the
population.
Upon his wlthdrnwnl from office he
wns nt once sought out by those
charged with crime. Much to his dis
gust, the first two cases thnt he de
fended resulted In the conviction of
his clients. An aged darky, mimed Joe
Clluton, who hnd watched his prosecu
tions with wonder nnd who looked
on with equul amazement now he con
ducted the defense, met the attorney
Just after his. .second defeat.
"Mlstnh Cnl." sold the old chnp. Irt
nwed tones, "yo shore Is u wonder.
No matter which side you Is on, they
goes to the pen Just the same." Mil
wnukee Sentinel.
No Labor Saver.
A traveling man was entlng In rt
istuffy little restaurant one very hot
day whero there wero no screens nt,
windows or doors. The proprietress
herself wnited on her customers nnd
"shooed" files from the tnble while do
ing so. Her energetlo but vnlri efforts
attracted tho attention and roused the
sympathy of the traveling man, who
said :
"Wouldn't It bo better to huve your
windows nnd the door screened?"
"Well, yes, I suppose thnt would
help soiiie," sho replied, nfter n mo
ment's reflection, "but don't you think
It would look kinder Inzyllke?" Hnr
per's Magazine. . -.1
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Real Drlemma. 1
Parker What's wrong? You look'
worried.
Streeter I am. 1 wrote two note
one to my broker, nsklng him if he
took mo for n fool, and the other to
Miss Goldlng, asking her If she would'
mnrry me. Whllo I was out somebody
telephoned "Yes," nnd I don't know
which of them It wns I"
A Lesson to Him.
Rnfferty borer ten feet Into n min
ing claim and then abandoned It. An-
uier took It up nnd nt 11 feet struck
gold. When Rnfferty heard the now
he exclaimed: "I'll never leuvo nnoth
er claim until I'vo gone ii foot fur
ther!" Life.
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