The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1901, Page 9

\ } . oe SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Bedford and Oaver, two Engitsimen, discover means of _rosching the moon in a large glass eobere. They find that lumivery a dead world uring part of the time, and covered with fune gold groweh at other periota. It te peopled by Pinaihumas race whieh Carer calla Selentton the tivo adventurers and condust them beneath the moon's surface, wiere the Solenites dwell, The prisoners escape, are pyurwe!, and engage in a running Sght, wherein they Kil! many Selenites, matter thetr opponents and make for an opening In the cavers. whence they fancy they Gescty aogteam of Saylixtt CHAPTER XVII. Into the Sunlight. LOOKED down the cavern, and In that direction there was not a Belenite in sight. 1 felt an enormous astonishment st the evaporation of thé great fight Into COMING TO THE MOON'S SURFACE, Bullet h a shortly 4 ‘whitch I had hurled myself, and not 4 Uttle of exuttation. Tt did not seam to me that I had dis- covered the Selenttes to be unexpectedly flimsy, but that I was unexpectedly w@trong. | Inughed stupidly. ‘This fantastic moon! T leaped over the smashed and writh- ing bodies that were scattered about the cavern floor and burried on after ‘Cavor. Presently we saw that the cavern be- © fore us opened on a hazy votd. In another moment we had emerged upon a sort of slanting gallery that projected into a vust circular space, a huge cylindrical pit running vertically up and down. Round this pit the slanting gallery ran mwithout any parapet or protection for a turn and a half, and then plunged high mbove Into the rock again. Somehow it reminded me then of one of those spiral turns of the raihway throwrh the St. Gothard. It was all tremendously huge. I can scarcely hope to convey to you the Titanic proportion of all that place Rhe Titanic effect of It. Our eyes followed up the vast decliv- Aty of the pit wall, and overhead and far above we beheld a round opening set with faint stars, and half of the lip g@bout it well nigh biinding with the white light of the sun. At that we cried aloud simultaneously. “Come on!" I said, leading the way. “But there?’ said Cavor, and very warefully stopped nearer the edge of the gallery. I followed his example and craned for- ward and looked down, but I was @azzied by that gleam of light above and T could see only a bottocniess darkness mith spectral patches of crimson and Purple floating therein. t if 1 could not see I could hear, Bat of this darkness came a wound, & sound like the angry hum one can hear if one puts one's ear outside a hive of Dees, a sound out of that enormous hol- news {t might be four miles ‘beneath our ie stenod, then tightened my grip on mys crowbar and leq the way up the gallery. “his must be the shaft we looked down upon,” sald Cavor, “Under that “And, below there {s where we saw the ithe ts gaid he. ‘“Yos—the lights of! 4 ie world that now wo shall never see, “We'll como back," I sald, for now we had vecaped so much I was rashly ats ine that we should recover the sphere, AnEWer, 1 did not catch. nskea, loenn ‘t matter," he answered, and we hurried on in silenc I suppose that slanting lateral way Piss four oF lve miles long, allowing Tor dts it uscended at a slope ld’ havo. mage it wimncst im- Powlbly steep on’ earth, but which one strode up easily under Junar conditions. ‘We saw only two Selenttes during all that portion of our Might and directly _ when they became aware of_us) they > ran hendiong, It was clear Tt the knowledge of our strength and violence had reached them. Our way to the exterlor was unex- 4 peciodly (plain, 5 8] I gallery straightened into a steeply aacendant tunnel, ita floor bear- » ing abundant. traces of the mooncalves, ¢ anu sovatraight and short in proportio ; to tts vaat-arch that no part of It was pebeoiutaly Gark; ‘lately me: hoi and thou, Mon and: ite a datiasy Sesrh cad haat cdansh aia eae hoe a {and quite tind! ‘its one jus and larg sank Into a Hn of uncistih Ih tern upon the tum And « tunnel was a wid the We cam Into pressed up We We seeme! to province ag the the dim passa fallen from us. That kis: enormous far as the S: We looked at Cy black al submit no longer, And, behold, thy wax and drei T rubbed my, oyea. doubting whether | fi we things by reason of the fungus we ted eaten, and suddenly discovered the blood upon my face, and then that my shirt was and “Confound it!" I sald, gauging my in-| | Juries with an investigatory hand, suddenly that distant tunnel mouth be- came as it were a watching oye. COURT HAS TO SPIT, TOO. Magistrate Meade bie | self. enre length of the car to expeotorate off the rear platform,” sald Magistrate Meade in the West Side Court this morn- ing apltting, Marion FB, Wood India Company, of Nos, 9 and 15 Murray THE GREATEST OF ALL MARVEL ROMANCES. (Copyrighted, 190, by H. G. pfeleieirieieeieielieieteinieinicinicieb ric ieiniceieieininieieieleieiejeietebicieieieicieieteinte- appeared by a woken in spiky stl- alr whieh quhich render ing it ha othe: sunlit clr ea sand all the, t * | down tor It the immediate ipeith je trampled come 4 on this spac heat that of, the mooncalves a light mt and pored area pain- slope among: into a high of A mass of e shade the rock hot and we were nightmare. to our own o the stars. All sof our Might through and fissures below had ave come feer and trees after d ant not gu A fight had filled us with in reed an hdence ourselves es were concerned. incredulously om 3 a bite 3 w that at! hi th mubmitted to them until we could | 4 sun {s ‘thigh up, and quite blindingly brilliant. ay oxterio ey had smashed like and scatterd] ike chaff, and fled vanished Ike the creatures of am had not slep! dreamed theso| only a at mos! sticking painfully to my shoulder arm. and the ze Fou and | a | Wells.) I stared from i whether they were accustomed to or did not seem toh peering un ght. me —we've eaten only once! “Almost immediately it began to lighten, and then, far off and How doen one tell simet: 2 eal t We came out of the sphere has “Ten days,” I said; 1 looked up at the sun for a moment, here and dream. may begin?’ THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1901. T sald, “what are they goin; Ard what are we ge te for us. We mig! hrough the night there again and Wo micntres make a fight about me with speculative of the scenery had | er by reason of thi thand subsequent dryin ich we were was high ema It now | ate autumn of | n. of Selentte was to be her they the had fled on our emere- Inter: riving ut the mouncal I can. ess, time T be ved the former was vere to set fire to all thi T sald, as we peated ourselves, feht find the sphere among th rome. H sr his hand at the sta spite of the Intense sun abundantly visible. In th you think we have dat last, 4, in perhaps."” Do you know, the past {ts zenith, and sinking tn the time or less it will But there are And— d the time seem diifer- are on a smaller «. There tt int? peared its opening on the m—fntigus those things, t. Everything is different. t 21 . To me seems that aince question of pe houre—long hours | “that leaves—" n saw that {. was halfway from Ith to the westorn edge of things, r days! Cavor, we mustn't aft How do you think we (To be continued.) when |}: Expects to Be Arrested Some Day on Car. expect to be arrested some day my- Only this morning I walked the Truax he con as he held a prisones charged with ger of the Weat street, was the prisoner, pany Wood was arrested by Polleeman Mc-|and bu Cabe, the Sanitary Squad, on an|_ ‘The t o' Eighth avenue car, ‘Magistrate that he had been Ill and was Iie explained to the Lehmann, mark, a music publisher, too weak to go to the Fear platform he had to expectorati Wood was paroled to pecure $200 bail. CAN’T SELL HIS OWN SONGS. Composer Sloan@®Farther Enjoined. by Musto Publishers, In tho Buprome Court to-day Justice handed down a dectsion In which tinues the temporary injunction restraining A, B. Sloane and the Au- thors and Composers’ Publishing Com- from publishing or selling songs rlettas written by Sloane. injunction was obtained by Julius on behalf of Marcus Wit- we ore glad irons; because we got rust But our mistress took ra she ought It Is called “New Yorks (~ Differences Bad War—Dad fron, Dad Work. Good Waay-Smooth run, Fine Pollah, We used to be sad irons, often mad irons, now We used to be crusty and not very trusty, thought, and she's gone and she’s bought us the wax that it. “=P.C., now we'll work falthfullys we're smooth fellows now! ernie dosvnee forts cena far iia Wand the inca mnt fe thessma time and iasts for BC.y00 CUSHMAN: BROS. CO.) SELLING AGENTS, ~ | Dostes, Well Known Actor Succumbs wet expec to Injuries Received in Ac- cident on Stage. John D. Germon, a well-known actor of the old school and who has been the e manager of je Amert- since {ts lease by Mr at Roosevelt: Hospital of blood polsontng, He PARK OPENED ON ARBOR DAY. School Children March and Plant Trees in Jersey City. r Greenwall, dle this morning Arbor Day 1s being celebrated to-day in Jersey City on a scale never be attempted. The principal celebration occurs this afternoon, when the new park site in the Just cast fore Wallan section of Jersey City of the Bergen cut of the Pi Railroad, will be form: pul ic uses These e: ed in. by Shieh did much to by the park. Th cadet corps dedicatory the nt before services at 2 o'clo At the park site the will sing the nationa Mayor Hoos and Lawye Leake will deliver spe Cai ALBANY, May omicials of the State Department of Public Works an- nounce that the canals are ready for the opent: of navigation to-morrow, Soy nignitall every level will, be filled, The work of locking boats golnk west= ward has been already commenced, JOHN D. GERMON DEAD OF BLOOD POISONING. ! |store in the basement, and had t 0. His dea a small part in “Held American and lamp, It exploded and a brass tubing entered his ris emia immedi rat it was t saved by the rapid was yn that it had 1 it was too late ain, amputat ned his ston and his deat BATTLED FIRE TO SAVE O00, Fireman Listened to Woman’s Plea for the Little Animal. Urged by the pleas and tears of a woman a fireman risked hie life th morning to save a pug dog that h yeen left behind wh: driven from her room The fire started abou’ four-story tenement-hourse at Ninth avenue, Carmine Copozelll, employed discove en. Kin th No. 3! A fruit do the fire. He awakened the Ing the bells and statrway and halls bein fire and smoke. Henry Harburger had a butcher s on the firs: toor and lived on second floor, It was Mrs. wno missed her pet dog tenants had been saved, so earnestly for the canine th man went up a ladder and brought doy out. 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