The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1904, Page 11

@y pecesiocten of George Munro's Sons.) (Copyright, 1898, by George Munro's Sons.) GYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. Teresa Valder, tho quadroon daughter of Cuben planter, learns that her father Is and she 19 to be sold as a raven t Sertdn hme, bal... whom native ‘hegroce Teverenos. ae ® Witshs comes to the island and threatens ers CHAPTER IL CAUGHT his hand tn mino, kissed it and mcaned in pity for myself, in sympathy for my father, “How I have tolled,” he continued, “how I have dared and striven to re- pair my losses. Heaven han beheld ‘and will remember. When all falled and I saw you must be sold to pay my debts 1 remembered the jewels that remained to me. 1 caught up this bag and fled. Close upon my track are the pursuers; perhaps to-morrow they will land upon this isle, sacred to the mem- ory of the dear soul that bore you, to consign your father to an ignomin- vous prison and yourself to slavery. ‘Ve have not many hours before us. On the north coast of our Isle, by xtrange good fortune, an English yacht has for some days been hovering. It belongs to Sir George Greville, whom 1 slightly know, to whom ere now 1 have rendered unusual service and who will not refuse to help In our escape. Or if he did, if his gratitude were in default, I have the power to force him. or what does It mean, my child—what means this Englishman, who hangs for years upon the shores of Cuba, and roturns with every trip with new and valuablé gems?” He may have found a mine,’ I haz- arded. “So he declares,” “put the strange gift I have received from nature easily transpierced the fable, He is a wholesale thief, a pirate. No, child, that man, for all his yacht and title, that man must fear and must obey. To-night, then, as soon as it is dark, we must take our way through the swamp by the path which I shall presently show you; thence, across the highlands of the isle a track is blazed, which shall conduct us to the haven on the north; and close by the yacht is riding. Should my pursuers come before the hour at which I look to see them, they will still arrive too lat a trusty man attends on the mainland; as soon ‘as they appear, we shall behold, if it be dark, the redness of a fire, if it be day, a pillar of smoke, on the oppos- ing headland; and thus warned, we shall have time to put the swamp be- tween ourselves and danger. Mean- time, I would conceal this bag; I would, before all things, be seen to arrive at the house with empty hands; |@ babbling slave might else undo us. ‘For see!" he added; and holding up the bag, which he had already shown me, he poured into my lap a shower of unmounted jewels, brighter than ftowets; “of “every size ahd’ calor, and catching, as they fell, upon a million dainty facets, the ardor of the sun. I could not restrain a cry of admira- He hurried me toward the near- turned my father; “4g the entrance of et path that I have mentioned, and here you shall await me, T but pass some hundreds of yards into the swamp to bury my pour treas as soon as that Is safe I will return. It was in vain that T sought to dis- suade him, urging the dangers of the place; In vain that 1 begged to be al- lowed to follow, pleading the black blood that I now knew to éirculate in} my veins, To all my appeals he turned ®, deat nd, bending back a portion af the si f bushes, disappeared Into the pestilentis of the swamp At the end of a full hour the bushes » thrust aside, and my n out the thicket. cried, springing to uu” rep him, “You n ured, that p stifle R sides, have: grown accustomed to its gloom, and the strong sunshine pierces them like knives, A moment, Teresa, give me but a moment. Ajl shall yet be J the Hoard under a y beyond well, T have bur 58, immed the left-hand margin of the path; beautiful, bright things, they now He > you shall And them ul ir what it must be ned und begged the servants to him, But they, with one seecord, denied the porsivility of hope: the mas- ter had gone into the swamp, they sald; the master must di all help was idle. Why should T dwetl@pon his sufterings? I had him carried to a bed and watched beside him, Eut before morning he dled. With the first light of dawn a boat had reached our landing-place, and act on shore upon our Isle (till now so fortunate) a party of officers bearing a warrant to arrest my father's person, and a man of gross body and low man- nérs, who declared the Island, the plan- je STEVENSON’S # & ‘a — Most Thrilling Romance The Fair Guban. tation and all its human ollattels to be now his own. ‘I think,” said my alave girl, “he must be @ politicion or some very powerful sorcerer; for Mme, Men- dizabal hag no sooner seen them coming than she took to the woods.” “Fool,” eaid I, “it was the officers she feared; and at any rate, why does that beldam still dare to pollute the Island with her presence? And, oh! Cora," 1 exclaimed, remembering my grief, “what matter all these troubles to an orphan?” “Mistress,” said ehe, “I must remind you of two things. Never speak as you @o now of Mme, Mendizabe); or neyer to a person of color; for she is the most powerful woman in this world, and her real name even, !f one durst Pronounce it, were a spell to raise the dead. Your poor Core is already deep enough in her diack books. She looks at me, mistress, till my Blood turns ice. That ts the first I had to say; and now for the second; do, pray, for heaven's sake, bear in mind that you are no longer the poor senor’s daugh- ter. He is gone, dear gentleman; and now you are no more than a common siave girl like my: The man to whom you belong calls for you; oh, my dar mistress, go at once.” Composing my features to @ smile, I went forth to meet my master. He was in a great, hot bustle, re- viewing that hdlise, once ours, to which he had but now’ @ucceeded; a corpulent, sanguine man of middle age, sensual, vulgar, humorous, and, if I judged rightly, hot ill-disposed by nature. But the sparkle that came into his eye as ho observed me enter warned me to ex- pect the worst. “Is this your late mistress’ he in- quired of the slaves, and when he had learned it was so instantly dismissed them. “Now, my dear,” said he, ‘I am a plain man; none ef your damned Spaniards, but a true blue, hard-work- ing, hor Englisoman. My name ‘s Caulder." “Thank you, sir,” sald I, and courte- sied very smartly as I had seen the servants. “Come,” said he, “this is better than T had expected, and if you choose to be dutiful in the station to which it has pleased God to call you, you will find me a very kind old fellow. I like your lool he added, calling me by my name, ‘which he scandalously mis- pronounced. “What is more to the point 1s this: Your late maeter was @ moet dis- honest rogue, and levanted with some valuable property that belonged of rights to me. Now, considering your relation to him, I regard you as the likeliest person to know what has be- come of {t; I warn you, and before you answer, that my wholp future kind- neas will depend upon your honesty. I am an honest man myself and expect the same in my servants." “Do vou mean the jewels?" said 1. sinking my voice into a whisper. “That {s just precisely what I do," nid he. and chuckled. “Hush!” said 1, “Hush? he repeated. “And why ush? Tam on my own place, I would have you to know, and surrounded by. my own lawful servants.” “Are the officers gone?” I asked; and oh, how my hopes hung upon the an- swer, “They are.” said he, looking somewhat diaconcerted. “Why do you ask?” “1 yish you had kept thgm,” T an- swéred solemnly enough, althougu my henrt at that same moment leaped with exultation, .aaster, I must not conceal from vou the truth, The servants on this estate are in a dangerous conaition, y has long been brewing.” he orled, “I never saw a | milder-looking lot of niggers In my life,” ut for all that he turned somewhat i they tell you." I continued, “that Mendizabal is on the island? since her coming they obey none r? that if. this morning, they veelved you with even decent it was oniy by At after-thought I .eave but have elvilits, issued with w you to conside: “Mme. Jezebel is a daugers: besides, ‘said he. “Well, she ie devil; the pottee are after tor a whole series of mur- what then? To be ter alt, Aa great influence with you what in jer errand here? replied, mur " fortuige’s ‘Ah, sir, had sapphire,” and nd ops he golden topas, om red sunset-of what lucaiculuble worth. of what uneaualied beauty to the eye!—had you seen St. as 1 have, snd, alas! ag she has—you would pe and tremble at your dan- "T'was planning a daring, a horrible ruse (To Be Continued) ee Which Should He If you were out rowing wite and her mother and a stump cap- sized the boat, would you save your nat wife, her mother or the stump? You can save yourseif many bumps of ill- fortune by relying on Sunday Worla wants—over two million readers. | — B.Kttm Hangings, 50c. per yard, at I2c., 18c. and Are offering CRETONSES for Fur- niture Slip Covers and Cottage regular prices 25c. Upholstery Department, Third Floor. - Chadeeent sireet, Nineteen. ank Gs. to 22c. per yard. Sireet, Sixi® Aocane, 0. ¥. os ti her ordera—| PY, B. Altman & Cn. 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Manbaay iii eH almont a sional, business and social life na Bway day, For rate formation call at any and further ) i & aor comix, | Ores GOO branch olllces ESTAR reli WEMYOng atzectisinn csepaster ins acens aecLion, bal ed 7 t wall hy WADED Aus SUN Mai, oveu Se the canoe Same” WANT AD. DIRECTORY |! ‘PRINGESS tie Set OV POLGHINELE | tremca wien cue senany wort. hes over two million read. Rogers A 1 Quality | 500 Black Forest Tea Spoons, set of six. . ages pretty little = Dessert Spoons, set of six.... hand carved |{| Table Spoons, set of six Clocks are war- Dinner Forks, set of six. ranted to keep good time — and make a nice orna- mentforany room —worth75c. each, Special | 49c to close § Basement.) Dessert Forks, set of six.. Dinner Knives, set of six. | Dessert Knives, set of six Coffee Spoons, set of six. | Oyster Forks, set of six. Ind. Butter Spreads, set of si: (Clock Dept., me ft neat Sun fu Claret Pitchers and Cracker Jars—special at.....98c | YARD WIDE MUSLINS, than present wholesale values. Housekeepers’. Week. ) Mogrante 34 \ So Here Are Siteres : Ripert: Bargains in Cutlery \Bisiting Cards oP Hi Special Prices + Fourteenth Street Only Fwo Days More of The Great Housekeeping Goods Sale © If you have not yet stocked up, don’t put it off, and then pee: .... You know that what we promise, we do, and that when we Hee ONLY TWO DAYS MORE it means that after Thersday these offerings cease ! NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS—GOODS CAN ONLY BE BOUGHT IN sTonE, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, BTC.» ‘Cwo splendid grades—¥rutt of Loom. (mill lengths 10 to 20 yds.)—also Long Cloth finish muslins—fine quality for Summer Underwear,, 734 Leos than present case price af mill. SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS, | Scntiies, Since these were bonght, Cottun * advanced abont 331-3 per these prices represent less Following prices are less than our own previous low quotations! SALD OF TABLE DAMASKB— 100 pleces Mercerised Damasks— 6 inch—handsomest shown—value 45 cen Bleached. Unbleached. patie yet ae yy| All Linen—49 cont quality ‘iy All Linen—70 inch—value .69. as ay) All Linen—66 to 72 inch—value .84. AT As Extra Heavy Satin Double Damask— handsome patterns-t8 to 72 inch oh) BA value $1.19... savesteth sodeantaea ae ‘ : Yard wide Damasks—all tinen= ‘Ven-quarter 23 21 for Rest a it or Kitohen Cor 20 ust ae SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES ALD LINEN NABEING =: Hotel-keepers and other large! 17 inch.....usually 119 dozen. bnrers can convince themselves of by comparing Full Bleach- —value 1.98. 2 rows openwork—value 4. Finer Sets to 11.08—were up to $15.08. ~ TOWELS— Value. Special. Huck—hem'd—18x¥ ....... It TH Pillow Cases—42x30 Huck—19x38 - 3 Pillow Cases—t5x36 Momie—24x45 2 Pillow Cases—s0x36 Damask—knot f'ge—2txi0.. 29 Pillow Cases—64x36. Diag | He 8. Huck—23xd2...e. 68 Also BED SPREADS Five of our best Towel sellers i Not one special, but a grand list at 2 cents—special.. of val bit mow wight through the stook.| i Eider, tree ibis eae R it Handsome Towels for the guest room. ‘TOWELLINGS— AM! Linen—14% Inch...,’ Roller and ginss—I6 inch Extra fine—plain and twill 13 Value. CROCHET SPREADS— i Full size—hem'd Full alze—ex. heavy tr or hemmed... needy 1.39 Special, maar Sale Value. Price. + 8 59 ™ sah Full sige—handknot fringe —stra! or it ners FLEECED COTTON BLANKETS a) size Eng! Every hovackeeper knows Renalasance desi, or fringed—stral cut-out corners........ hem’ nactuln for enongh for any one—they save ter blanketa— For Singla Beds—value .93.., For Double Bede—value $1.35. For Double Beds—value $1. White, Tan, Silver Gray and Mot! Xou must og them to truly Judie of - valuaa repregente HUGIENIC COMFORTABLES with Hemmed Crib Spreads, Fringed Crib Spreads. FEATHER PILLOWS Beat Herringbone Tisklog— will not ed—pure odorless feathers— ize 22x28—value $1.00 READY MADE TICKS for Pillows, Bolsters, Feather Ticks for Pillowe— 20xz 24 20 22x29 82 For Feather Beds— Full and three-quarter size...... 1.49 Mattress Ticks— Mx29 x29 . Silkoline Comfortables— ‘Three-quarter beds—value $1-19 Full size- value $1.29 Sateen Comfortable |g les or plain back— Totied or fancy stitched. 1:08 to 8.68 TAB Sea Te) ee eee t. 8 in, x 6 ft, 7 In, Filed re 4 ft. 2 tn. of Pure Lamb's Woo! af Eteowhore offered as wadriat somdial FINE STEEL DINNER KNIVES— | Half Doz. ONE DAY MORE’ = Wednesday ends the Opportunity, x White bone handles—value $1.50.. .69 ) Celluloid handies—value $1,00......1,38 | 2-aize box Ene baa + Rubber handles—value $1.69......-.1.88 {t = Bond finy a Forks to tmttet—eame redjetions, waite aah Bt hy o,. EARL HANDLE KNIVES— 2 wines, ite a sine—v alue: $4.0—half doz.....2.98/ stamped with ora eTS— Monogram of 2104 pe.—Genulne star handlen—3 styles value $2.25 . 1.49 —Some with torlingy silver d handles—value $3.98....., lctlers or One line Address, Btaniping from Owner's Bie | Colors——per quire .., Gilt or Silver—per quire. | Embossing—per quire... Die to become cup tomer" property: for Best Nickel Plated Bathroom Fixtures. ‘Towel Bars—24 Inch Soap Dishes—for stand for tub . Paper Roller ....... ‘Tooth Brush and Glass Holder (combination)—neat for small space. Sponge and Soap Rack—for tub: will ft any size Clothes Hooks 45 | 50 Visiting Cards and ba * 49 Name only—acript ae Name only—block type 79 letters. : 98 Shaded on Eusliah . Engray ing plate—per letter. Oak Bath Seats fit any tub... 69) 4 Maspeth Ghia Oe §@ Cards from that plat iA Femara ey. fine assortment of | cl " " Pixcures? | Jem and wizes y low accompanied by MORNING SALES To-Morrow, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers from buying quantities we reserve privilege of limiting purchases. MOUSSELINE DE SOIES AND CHIFFONS—on ain vioor. All Silk—Biack, Browa, Navy and all the newest shades for Dress Sleeves or Millinery purros:s—45 inch—quality chawhete sold at 69 cents—To-morrow Morning be eeeeeeernees ONLY SOLD UNTIL ON2 P. M—NO MAIL ORDERS. (SS SESS So ALL SILK TAFFETAS—on Main Floor 39 In a grand ae? bf of colors for Shirt Waists, Tailored Suits, Drop Petticoats—quality elsewhere sold at .55. Brown, Navy. Garnet, Tan, Azure, Bronze, Royal, Reseda, Biscuit, White. ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL CRD3Rs. 6 HIGH CLASS WHITE SHIRTING MADRAS— >» atau Foor Spaced and cluster cords—the kind you admire so in Shirts and Shirt Waists from the finest manu acturers— beautiful texture—33 Inch—value .22...... ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M. NO MAIL ORDERS ALL WOOL INGRAIN ART SQUARES— on Fousths Best and newest ¢ 51 ‘oring—cool greens. blues, oaks and wood tones—so desirable for Summer furnishing Il reversible — finished with border and fringe—3x24; eandervates $5.50. ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P.'M-—-NO MAIL ORDERS. FANCY DRESS BATISTES—= Basement, Fine, sheer, {irm cuality—tasteful patterns for Dresses, Kimonos cques, Alternoan Dresses, &o—regul hie wotee oe Si yONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO ORDERS.