New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
". s. WARMER HAS GONE TO EUROPI
SAILING BY WAY OF BARBADOS.
HOW HE AND Ills WIFE APPEARED on THE STEAMER
ADVANCE.


HOW HE AND Ills WIFE APPEARED on THE STEAMER
ADVANCE.
There is now no doubt that William S. War
boarded the Advance OF the United States
and Brazil Line at Newport March 27 last ono
OF the chief officers OF the Advance said TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday .-s
I'VE touched at Newport News our last trip out on
March 7. and while were lying there Dr. George B.
Durre came aboard. knew his relatives in Jersey City
well Ie told ne had sick man and his wiie travel
ling South under his up at his hotel in the town and
made gemens for two satcroos for his party TO
Barbadoes. They aboard after dark that
night and few minutes before sailed and
went to their once. The next morning the
purscr sent boy down their for his list Of
passengers but they refused make themselves known
The doctor, however, cano up Immediately after and
registered them Mr and Mrs. L. ~ Warren This, Of
course aroused suspicious that the gentleman was
wanted somewhere, and the betting who he
might be and what lie was wanted FOR was lively for
while odds being freely offered in favor Of OF the
New-Yor Aldermen. He looked too healthy and ate
too heartily for a sick travelling with his doctor.
and observed that he for moment re-
leased his hold upon a small black leather
Dag whose bu gng sides irresstiby suggested DOODLE
The weather fine aud the sea Ike amiluond and
the party sat deck great deal. He WAS about
five feet and ten inches high and would weigh $50
pounds, had genial tace and Hord compile xion. dark
brown hair and heavy mustachc, no whisscrs. and
seemed enjoy his inss Tho lady dressed
in gray travelling suit with turhan and her foce was
covered while on deck with n blue silk veil. She seemed
and hysterical The sick said little but the
lady and the doctor kept up animated conversation,
he speaking In voice. but her voice rising high and
shrl and seemingly excited. AMI In consequence she
was overheard referring her husband again and
again as Mr.. Warner.
"This settled the question in minds. All bets
declared Of and getting the doctor TO one sile taxed
him with the deception He ughnsly refused 10 deny
the Identity OF his patient, and 1t OF our
business anyway, got the doctor to introduce some
OF and right good chap the sick turned out to
be. He played very good OF poker and WAS un
lily generous the way Of tips to the stewardess
walters. We reached BlrDal0es on April ant the
trio went ashore oncc the doctor saying they would
passage for Europe Of the Royal Mail steam
ers when to sail next day. I so busy at the
time that did catch tho stcamers name. We, OF
course continued to call him Mr. Warren to the last,
but think before he went ashore ho was aware that
knew he was"
friend OF Mr. Warmers heilg spoken TO about IL
travels aud hls present ttlOn sail last evening; II
90 not myself know exactly where Mr. Warner Is at the
present time, and do Why 1t Is matter Of any
special interest to anybody outside OF his Immediate
family and friends There is why he should
not 90 where he chooses But can say this, that wher
he has ne has never concealed MS own nane
reg sterrd under any other ne than MS own
Mrs Warmers initials II ia said by her frien ls. are
~. l." and they say that the name registered was
probably hers and that II the name put down other
than y. l.. Warner it probably the mistake or the
person registering it, that furthermore tho ohrer or
the Advance may he mistaken AS to the exact form OF