Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-25
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER IA party Of cavalry re-
cruits under charge OF Corp. Conneliy. Oh
va way to to, San Francisc9 change cars At os-
used car. A refined young private Poster.
Is one of the recruits. Al Ogden Lieut.
S STU boards the train and Is struck
with the beauty OF young female passen-
ger. He tries to make her acquaintance.
but Is unsuccessful.
CHAPTER u.-Stuyvesaht tfscoyere sha
b,s Marion Bay, daughter ef Col Ray. -
morning the old recruit car Il discovered
s ON r r. ea snea. BY beating Of journal boxes
lives Stuyvesant helps rescue Murray, bot
u severely burned. Miss Ray heipc tend
the the injured, including stuyvesant Eos
need of no aid
CHAPTER Iu-Miss Ray leaves trai,
az sacramento. On arrival at Oakland
tsnspts reSsiyes tssSra% sayns Leu
francisco. In looking him up It IL dlscov-
cred that he has disappeared.
cs SHA H,11SI Iv;-stuyvesant1 attached to
Cen Drayton as to knowledge Of Toster's
WHEREABOUTS. Drayton shows him latter
from from old friend. Foster. uncle. telling OF
previous In Kentucky and his infatnation
for her. Stuyvesant suggests looking Tor
him In Sacramento.
cruit. Is discovered to be a dessrter. Stuy.
brother Of Miss Ray. at SAN Trsaclscs.
Ray Knows. and be ss7s S 81 s;sssr: deter sr
mination not to marry eutstAs sAe army
must have caused Foster T. eollst snd q.
CHAPTER WV Rax. VIA he,
mother, comes to San francisco, but gtuy-
vesant. although very anxious, has NOT
while visiting them ons evening, receives
word that prisoners under his charge have
escaped and his quarters have bssa 1sb6ed.
i leaving harbor he. With party Of Of
ncers, boards Al escort steamer to BID
friends far:wes!. MIS- Ray |. aboard and
presses hope Of meeting Ter acoo Is re- re-
turn from Manila. She smiiineiy snsvers;
eM 1hins ToR W v1Y see .,e,esfors that:
u one OF escaped prisoners ana that &. a
CHATTER VH:-As Honsiuiu three so,.
drunksn sailors b. b..rly. nashily dressed
known = sackett stuyvssant hears 81
a auray ssd A.; .t s
bound for Australia. 4 scssns en.ues +
Snesa s.ssssea H1 Z ,sy.esly s' ,,
tween hfs and death ut Honolulu for many
weeks Finally transport Sacramento a..
nv ~ WITH Lieut. Bay his rneshsr and Sis
Stuyyesant tells doctors he q wsH enousS
to proceed to Manila With boat.
..e SaA as,Ia A-He goes, but suffers So
ward end q Trip: presence Of Miss Rag
proves z wonderful stimulant to him.
Mt A 81 y xL-On arrival ., Manila
friends. the Brents. Just befors dsbariins
aas 10 taken down with high fever. Stuy--
xesant Y forced to remain aboard ths snip
CHAPTER xII.-Miss RAY. vAosa not
name = Aaidte, slowly eonvalssces at Col
Brents home. A mysterious stranger calls
mitted. stuyyesant calls one day With her
portrait, accidentally found on the parade
Erou pa She becomes very pale on seeing
Hsiore leaving, stuyvesant picks up
dts It in his pocket
CHATTER xIII.-One evening atuv-
es ss hastily enters native resort to e.
] tiers Of America, rival to Red Cross o.
ganization- A number Of soldiers and
fsy Are Sathsrsd and On: q II. at-
around the corner and Disappear.
CHAPTER xIV.-The man is learned t.
rous eesn VIZ AHA. Myts
see Miss Ray now supposed to have been
Foster; who. through his love. had fol-
lowed her e Manila. Robbery 4 sttsmpt-
but falls in her attempt to capture him
CHATTER xV.-Inventory shows loss to
o os considerable. False story Of nre instead
vesant hears Of 1t from a sentry. with
whom he has few words. and hur11es to
the scene. Soon after arrival an odaeer ap-
whom he had inst been talidng TO had
been found dead and Maidis's revolver
>suna 5sSS tho c..
CHAPTER xVI.-Stuyvesant tried for
murder and circnmstantial evidence strong
against him Miss Ray Is told dead sentry
Is Foster, killed with her pistol.