Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

photo ~ telegraph hIIl would hlFr
w1tn itself OUT signaling side Wh'.I
steamers had ~ atIl been ln operation
The transo1nuuentHl railway was
eff.irhIaF uuf up the valley OF tuH
platte toward 900, ourlrr Uf thn gIniI-
nent bot WyNa FarEl aud Oh" pony
earra-s charging 70 dollar a '.it'r wer1
the only ir1nHC1ut.Eglill rapid transit
of ihe day.
People HHi wont 90 and from the dir.
fant east hy way Df AaFIuWuI ana
Panama. and tho big un1iH of The Fl'.-
nc Mail woro crowded. going ur coming
and ono hrlEht June day two women
in mourning wDrH escorted aboard ih"
qanorn and shown 90 their l|fUH state
room. ono o. decidedly pretty rlri t1'
other n a1d flrfd r1rswlrn. lrlI71i"
iookng widow. 90 or i2 years, appar-
Thcv niied with only one friend q,
sne fhfm on an HllsdoscHmp NJ tn'
commArdinF generally SET not without
much curiosity On tho port " The
younger woman nH 90 the competition
~ the passenger lIat Even before thHy
were beyond thH rocky scrap OF Alru-
traz-fnr Few things are Impossible Co
pretty womlnaaHhr had boon able t1 poe
curr r. ropv Hnd On HHy with hHfri
breath 20 tho inuFuld invalid az
icnnt he's not going ON this chip. 10
might be better n he WARRIOR Mlaa
Geraldine Allyn had not Loot faith IN
Ami ono reason Why the "ho" rotor
rnd tn was NOT going nn this ship was
that the sisters NevinH and Allyn had
"hookcdH their passage nearly two
weeks heforn. % being useless tn remain
longer on the Pacific cuHat lu hopes M
finding tho fugitive husband. Tor thH
consul M Gunym1a WAS authorized to
report tho death. ~ iiormoHlll0,
Through wounds md exposure. VI tho
gallant but unfortunate captain whose
mind must have rtveu way under hia
accumulation 81 troubles" A seal ring
that Nrvins used 90 wear ana H1mn iHt-
tors were nli M h1d 10 leave. and those
had been duly forwarded io The address
n his wife. whnre pathetic Inquiries
FOR further particulars elected nothing
more reliable than that Nevins was
dead and buried and that WIS tho end
of him, The qunrtcrmnatrr got "trnuH-
portatnn" for them 30 New orleans 4
sum Hufflclcnt Tor their Immediate
needs was placed IN their hands. An
other sum. which ala not receive lm-
mediate Acknowledgement was also
cent 10 The dinc0na1late widow ana now
they were going ana that was all
Going. too, was forlnr though not
on that trin-HhakinF. 90 10 speak tho
dust Of California from ~ feet. q ai-
lent but much disruatcd man. For
WfNNNN nv MNNNH NIN' NNNN NI'NNA n NNN"
that would have tried The endurance N
the patriarch Of Holy Writ and wreck
Cd the sunny nature N Tnnlcy.
Hounded day after day by tho ao CALI
ed agent % the Escnlantes. with inan-
lent demands for property That was
never IN LorlnE's persecution; threaten
ed with arrest N he ana not make re-
sututi0n or propose an equivalent.
sent practically 90 Coventry by otil-
ciaia at hcadquartcrH 20 whom BE- was
too proud or too sensitive IN dll1te
upon his wrongs or 90 toll morn than
once the straight story OF his lnnn-
ccnce. saved from military arrest only
Wy the "ntalwnrt' letter written by tho
Yuma surgeon, IN Response 90 his urg.
emit appeals. comf1rtod mcasuubiy hy
nlake'a eloquent but omphutlcnlly In-
subordinate outhurHt 90 the expense NJ
department headquarters; unable Go
bring 10 bear Tor nearly I'VE weeks tho
mass OF testimony nH 90 character
forthcoming frlm tho superintendent
the officers nt West Point. ana tho
letters OF classmates and comrades
who know him and folt that the
charges must be- false. our engineer
passed. through mn ordeal the Ike ~
which few men have had 10 enc
counter.
Then the unexpected happened The
captain OF the Idaho slowly recovered
his mind and strength. and with cone
vnleuccnco came Keen recollection Uf
an That had occurred. Hp. too. made
fun report 90 the owners Of t.lrlnE'H
GOODNESS and determination tho night
" the wreck, and was amazed tu ho
told " the charges against that ufNrrr.
"Who says SOP Who makes such Hc.
cusatlnnHf" he demanded nnErily. aud
was Informed that hiH friend and ship
mate, iurHer TruNnpr was the person.
whercat the DIG skippcr gave IL long.
long whistle. looked dnzel again. EWnte
his thigh with "a heavy nHt and prose
entity said. Just you walt little"
whercwith he took himself m Trynlr
and tho first officer had been very
thick Tor n fortnight cor H1 though
that dinner had never come on Tray
nor and the nrat officer hnl both been
promised excellent hnrths the moment
the new steamer arrived that was tn
take thn place NJ the Idaho. hut tho
captain went cruising Out beyond SHc-
fnmcnto, whcru the purHrr had O. little
nest and brood, ANA came back later
with "a tale Do poured into the ears uf
the company the result W which was
that Trnyuur was Informed hH would
Dec Wise 90 seek other Iuymruf. There
would be- mo- place fHr him 0u thr new
Montana, and rrlyuur took nrat boat
lot thn Columbia and got FAR away
from san Francisco
No spacihr charges hud bron laid nj
his door. said tho owners. when Uugs-
Toned. Nothing had been proved.
nothing probably would hg that they
knew ~ hut thp captain had EllpI
with Trnynnr several years and bad
views nf hlH own uH 90 that GENTLE
mnuH integrity which. when CumWu-
uieNied 90 Str TTEyrHr dIl NOT HHum
90 surprise hlm and remained uncnH-
trldlutol.
1'hrn came the captain t1 department
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