Category: Adventure

The Steam-Shovel Man

A stout, elderly man stepped from a streetcar on the water-front of New York and hastened toward the nearest wharf at a lumbering trot. He held in one hand a large suit-case which must have been insecurely fastened, for, as he dodged to avoid collision with other wayfarers, th...

Chapters

4. CHAPTER IV

"I won't need you on this job after to-day, Goodwin. Why not go to Culebra with me to-morrow morning and see some of the canal work? I shall have to inspect the dynamite stored...

10. CHAPTER X

Almost a week after the _Juan Lopez_ had fled so hastily from the Bay of Panama, Walter Goodwin came back in the government tug with a body-guard of devoted marines. Although he...

1. CHAPTER I

A stout, elderly man stepped from a streetcar on the water-front of New York and hastened toward the nearest wharf at a lumbering trot. He held in one hand a large suit-case whi...

3. CHAPTER III

What he had heard Colonel Gunther say on shipboard made Walter think it useless to apply for one of those wonderful positions at seventy-five dollars a month on the "gold roll,"...

9. CHAPTER IX

For the present Walter Goodwin may safely be left on board the sea-going tug _Dauntless_ in charge of the faithful Jack Devlin and the admiring marines. Some attention should be...

2. CHAPTER II

The steamer _Saragossa_ was sliding across a tropic sea where the trade-wind blew cool and steady to temper the blazing sun, the flying-fish skittered from the lazy swells like...

5. CHAPTER V

While Walter Goodwin was watching and waiting on the wharf the checker at the gangway suddenly became wary. He stormed among the laborers and abused them for blundering, turning...

6. CHAPTER VI

Señor Fernandez Garcia Alfaro waited in the lobby of the Tivoli Hotel at Ancon until considerably after seven o'clock and no telephone message had come from his friend Walter Go...

8. CHAPTER VIII

Locked in a room of General Quesada's house, Walter Goodwin felt acutely sorry that he had not minded his own business. He ought to have reported his suspicions to the American...

7. CHAPTER VII

When Jack Devlin learned that the _Juan Lopez_ had gone to sea, he forgot his threat of putting the soldier of fortune in a Canal Zone jail. His one concern was to rescue Walter...