New-York tribune., 1904-09-28

The confidence trick in married Mfe- excIalu.sa
another PASSENGER You often near Of IT.
The captain was put out He did not ike ne
situation but he did not see how IL could be rem
fuiI dover He was avoided ana hardly 'is s1osss = t5
and to tell the truth ne seemed 10 feel h ard ~
be panied By Il but he said nOthing.
and anchored on tiravesend 20 wait Tor the ude
The Rev Mr.. Garland made preparations TO leave
You must excuse ne sir" said the captain. ~but
doss sRiak you'd do better 70 90 on with Us to the
But my destination. captain said 0Ir Garland.
is little place in Kent. close BY here"
Il think. for your own sake. sir, and for the sake
with us 70 the dock"
Il think. sir. you must
This. / suppose. captain is in accOrdancs with
shs f suspicion With which have been psrseeutsd
Not persecuted. sir; not word has been said
No" indignantly cried Mr.. Garland "tf any
word had been said might have answered it. I
to 70 6e treated as a free man. and not as a coa-
for an io-,7i-I- , & -i5 - SNi SCI e11e
IT IS not my business sir said the captain TO
do Is 70 tell what mas happened and 10 saw naean-
ng you sir Here Is the person that knew all
So NJ. Garland acquiesced in the request-which
dock I3 fG1 p S & tRs ne s9g s 20 on 70 ne
aad been whispered that the captain had tsle-
sure enough as soon as the ship was berthed IN
Tell the captain that fGs1ectoF sIarD Tfsbss -
see him Never was a vessel more dificuIr to
on On the bridge with the captain Mr.. Garland kept
hlInselr shut up n his cabin
At length the captain and the inspector descended
20 the saloon Ihe captain knocked az the door es
aPpTehended the situation at once
.. Gan guess what you are come about" said re.
tor Sharp OF Scotland Yard
II would like few words in private with you
I should prefer what We have to say 20 bs said
suspicion he continued with indignation. "and
| should Ike my fellow passengers to hear all
they have had to say. You are az liberty" he
continued more calmly 70 the inspector 80 look
over over al ny luggage arg papers put u may racii-
'aEe & IlaIJeTs s y -. S SGomit some papers at ones
bundle OF docketsd papers in his hand
These" said he beginning 20 undo the tapes.
South Wales worth about $500 per annu1. These
others'-untying another lot-"TiIl show you that
about 100 per annum. Further''-
But at that point there came astonishing intsr-
Captain" cried an excited voice into the saloon
will you Gomez The lady has been found"
followed the messenger. and Mr. Garland followed
on into the now silent engine rooms. and sttI On
INTO smaller ROOM where a little engine
Mostly at work By pushing and squeezing q mar
row doorway was passed through into a chamber
ing through that chsnnber an fnner dsor Es,
reached. and the leader uubarred Il and held high
scene. White and cold as Greenland was the in
terror Timber and walls were loaded with hoar-
frost, and al around were fun cotton bags frozen
"Ah nv poor wtfeF' broke from Mr. Garland az
he staggered into corner and kneIt BY the stir
cQrpss OF woman. which was hardly distinguish
able from the frozen cotton bags Ny own poor
The spectators moved away silent and huunbIs.
unate lady had Eot shut in there. but the osiv
plausible explanation was that IN q half-deliriOUs
storm and had wandered into the rsfrigeratins
Chamber while the men were engaged IN resettins
the cargo dtsarranged BY the rolling OF the ves-
seL-tThe Taller