The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-06

who tried to save these two brothers IRON
sefe one my .S s4
mind, i tu, ned 70 John Preston and askel him
asseriee T bEo'les personal appearance
sSo sseR s a.
incidental To the lapse OF time. Foyle OF tbs
md FGye Of ,hs pre.ent were In all re-
Foe IN e ySnr hs"ns ever auds
nnE adysntnres IN Witch he had been engaged
10th brothers carefully pondered tho oues-
ton ton. for , moment moment and then simultaneously
This Was diecuurasine. but there was Just
another chance. / resolved TO tryi
Can You give mo description Of any orna-
f'qhs's %Sc% By and nm D"Fss se
Harry Preston, "a Iorkrt containing his dead
ans ns r5 u spa s
m e No.. cal n the shame e n heart-""
brSkH IN S.sr o. bs the Could Ss1
but how do vow come to know that ''"'''
posedly. and thon proceeded to relate the cir
lowed my recital with genuine astonlshment
depicted on their faces.
said john Prsston YET 1ot
so strange. on con liberation. His not mem
fleming The circumstance was characteristic OF
III before you had a claim that was
snSrs S !, nnon my sncc"r and pr how
|
troyidenes has a last placed ID my WV Way sbe
service Thomas Rosie did for mo. 1850 ~
II presume it would be UNNECESSARY for me
70 England and PRO, ing your in nocence that
being u matter nro3n which YOU have probably
ION" RS ago aefi,iel'' went on after rause
Very WE'LL. resumed: in order safely to
| accomplish this end We have to consider the
| best 8 eps to pursue. First it would he mad
yisabie t. tell your story to the. authorize.
mander OF your snip. Lot mo tell YOU that yoN
Brother rightly .onsiicrsi Wien i he aio y9ef
that course t is doultnl whether You would
hnyS reEained your freedom or year to come
l, necessary that YOU should shave oil these
boards which you llayt con rived to grow on
clothes for $, me civilian attire. Here are shaw
ing maierial.." pursued gong to tue side
zors. Than taking a large maud rug from the
Kettle bv tbs iir,siic. Now 20 up t to the
,lres in. room and shave every vestiGe OF hair
1t seemed as though I had. by consent. be-
come the leader OF the expedition. Tho BROTH
ers took M the wa or and the razors and left
Il was AMI is Still my custom to make peri
bers OF the congregation for articles o. di--
earded wearing apparel. such .. might be use
clothes l x"rt stored away in lumber room
to BE given ont as o castor le1ulrc,l. TO this
s sor,dr now c, s,h .'f hay made
CORRESPOND with tie outld md height OF the
brothers; took them into the dress ng room.
where found this shaving operation, rapidly
stairs again and waited results. The result
Harry Preston made their amp .arance in their
PLAIN. dirk. wrll-ilttinc suits. their beard ess
observer could have recognized in then, the
exhausted; dripping sailors who had entered
| my house but two hours before.
| Having now. with your good mid sir, safely
overcome tho first difficulty tina confronted
U.s. and so ciansed our aprenrance tmt il we
again In he street. under our present guise.
we should scarcely recogni ze each other" sud
sell BY his brothers size. we have now to
consIlei tho llnal and most serious questions
that will carry US both to England.
.Tha' difficulty also is settled for you my
Ing. "Whils you wore dressing have been
Iev.lyins the problem obi, in my mind and l am
With %homas Tf Fsys TO
my SIDE whom lay bleeding and sense!ess in
tho Balsham STUN. and which brought you to
portunely as to bost suit the purpose we have
in view Among my children; you Will UNDER
means OF live inooi One Of these mon. Michel
Nalrose. 10 sktppe: and part owner OF small
trales between this po4i AND sn0 I1verpo nSs
Michel, q man 81 20 IDLY lie. - Affected by
snS sei Fs ii se whn athcnh t
Is s,oired at BY the ihonehtIess and Vicious. 1
earnestly wish we're t'e r oSmmonsr among
an wiGo"t receiving my nc
n@w w Nj o sasrs on II his IS
voyaee to England tonight: According to
his morning When he CONES INTRODUCES to
him two friends Tor whom / AK safe carriage
his aid or the reason Of Your being he:e. or the The
II ~ chursh ana viii faithfully carry out my
for you to do is to wait quietly here until night
comes to hide your night. Thu, you see that
The words had scarcely PASSED my Inns when
we MI started to our feet. STRICKEN out OF life
hurried. ,muiiled trnnping.. evidently atnr or.
hut qnms'akaG'y o coming IN the p, direction OF
ccnoine lou Ter aud iouler every minuie. '''''
Caught" exclaimed John Preston between
ead hs ranrd
never suspect that vow nre here, At the worst.
s ~s !s to "o i"p city. wall. "'n0a' o''" re-
The approaching to,tsteps had been grow
they were crossing the broad roadway that I'D
hosr so voice cain Hnt md sp ON the
atiil morning air followed by clnnk OF arms on
the rnyement right outside my window
"Quick l Whispered. up stairs: don't
speak or move until give the signal"
Silently. noiselessly. the two brothers Rltded
ont OF the room and M the stairs at tho same
moment that q loud knocking was heard out
side the door. Without another moments hes;
iourd myself confronted bya ships officer ana
four marines.
The oiicer Touched his hat respectfully IS
appeared. and asked permit sion to come into
the house and sneak with me for moment
me-" he said nsI closed the door. they can
remain outside.
My business is briefly explained" he wen!
on, " My name ts Jackson | 0p an officer OF
his Maiesy's ship itel onn, now lying In the
river out yonder. and / am In search Of two
men who have escaped from our vessel. Their
names are George Lester and James southern.
These two mon were seen t. meet on the
beach by ~ drunken tramp wio mad gone to
sleep there. aud he. guessing what they were;
followed them md swears that they entered
your, house. or courso his Information /.
worth next to nothinx-hes too iuddled and
sleepy to give anything distinct or clear-and
OF course. it wouldn't be necessary for you to
toll me that tho men are not 10 this house
even II l saw George Lester's saiiors cap
hobl l~lt ~ 81 k.,