The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
TIE LADY MISSED Her TRAIN
TOOK THE HAMBURG LINER, OUT
BOVND, TO 90 no SCRANTON.

She Game From Antwerp IN q Boat and was
lsed 90 Bosts-ht Took q Pilot Boat,
a Fishing noat and the Surveyors Navy
TO G;et Her Back Co New York Again.
Katarzyna Galaska, a Polish girl who
has been In this country less than n month,
started for Scranton. Pa, yesterday after
noon and at the end Of two hours wal put
on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner President
Lincoln IN the pilots rowboat two miles
the other slde Of Sandy Hook. Katarzyna
doesn't kno yet now she came to do IL.
Matthew NJ. Conveys. Deputy Surveyor
at the Barge Office down at south Ferry,
is q gallant nan and he always Ii glad to
rescue Polish maidens in distress. Yester-
day when he picked up K%ataryyna from the
fishing smack Columbia. on which she had
been dcported by the pilots boat. Mr..
Conveys was particularly pleased with HIM
self, for IL happened that the Columbia
was shy Of life preservers, shippers license
and a few other things demanded by a
paternal Government. and IL is Mr.. Coneys's
duty to cruise around on the Government
tug Dalselline and pick up just such careless
craft.
The Da.zelline left the territory of the
ship news salts about II o'clock yesterday
morning with a full complement of officers
and inch. A few minutes before 4 o'clock
the vigilant Deputy Surveyor sighted the
Columbia putting out to sea beyond the
Hook with just the suspicious Of haste
in the rake Of her sail. The Dalzelline
took after he Columbia and soon over
hauled her.
Guess well look over your papers and
fixings." said Mr.. Conveys with his best pro-
fessional ak.
Come and TAX off a Polish girl we just
picked up replied William Dorman.
master OF the Columbia. in a tone meant 70
influence the trend Of conversation.
That's the way Mr.. Coneys found Ia
tarzyna-in tears and gripping close TO her
bundle a ticket over TIE Lackawanna to
Scranton. Nicholas Roach, the pilot who
had taken the President Lincoln away from
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. docks in Hoboken
at 1 o'clock and out past Sandy Hook. rose
to explain.
Katarzyna had been given into his charge
when he left the President Lincoln, said
the pilot. He had been told to get her
back { New York the best way he knew
how; she didn't belong on the liner. They
hadn't been in the pilots yawl more than
five minutes when the Columbia ca me along
and picked them up. Roach didn't know
why Katarzyna had been put of-maybe
she was a female anarchist.
While the transfer of Katarzyna was
being made Mr.. Conveys took a look over
the Columbia and found that she was ls ck-
ing in all the essentials of respectability
from q Deputy Surveyors point Of view.
SO he had to ask Mr.. Dormsn, the skipper,
to put back to port and come around to
the Surveyors Office on Monday to answer
questions about the absence of lights, H.
censes and life preservers.
When Katarzyna was landed at the Barge
ONCE a hurry call was sent to st. Joseph's
Polish Home at III Broad street and an in
terpreter from the home came down to the
Office. Katarzyna meanwhile was glancing
furtively with dimmed eyes at the gold lace
and insi gnia of authority on the caps and
arms of MIR. Conveys and his assistants and
wondering IL she had got arrested instead
OF 10 Scranton. She bubbled over joy
fully when the interpreter arrived. She
had been in this country since July II.
when she landed at Ellis Island from Ant
werp. A Joseph Bonsett OF 627 West
Forty-second street, whom she nae known
in he old country. had met her at the
island and taken her to his wife, there to stay
until she should leave for her sisters home
in Pennsylvania. Yesterday he bought her
ticket for Scranton. took her on a ferry
boat and pointed out the big building across
the river where she would find another
conveyance that would take her to Scranton.
Maybe IL was the Twenty-third street
ferry; Katarsyna did not know.
When she got across the river. Katarzyna
said. she saw some other people walk down
the street and out on to a pier where q very
large boat was tied. No. she didn't see
any train. Maybe Mr.. Bonsett told her
to get on a train. Katarzyna did not know.
Since abe had got on a boat to come to
America she reasoned hat she must get
on a boat to go to Scranton. SO she got
on the boat. Maybe the people on the boat
found out when they we're out at sea that
Katarzyna was not on the way to Scranton
Katarzyna spent last night at st. ~Joseph's
Home. Maybe she will leave to-day for
Sc~ranton-on a train this time. katarzyna
does not know.
Child Murder suspected.