The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-14
nan OR BOGLE, he VANISHED
s1OTIH SNIP GETS ~ HERE
WITH N OVER EERTE TiLE.
Mepalst ophrlian winner az Ever, Game
OF SWITCHBOARD Gone One Morning
and No One Missing From Passenger
Lists Ma, he iir Get Into Prttiroats.

7h., Anchor liner Caledonia. in yester-
d,y from Glasgow and Neville. brought
IN q warm 81 mystery that was related
Yesterday In a proper s-pulchral tone by
TN shorthand expert of the Ship News
l,u-h The commander and officers Of
IN" in.r. all Draw Scots. declined 10
s.,v whether or not they thought they had
a rog- AS passen ger from Moville The
rhl.f steward shook his head and looked
solemn He admitted that there had
teen a second cabin passenger of peculiar
ar,,rurance who was "A favorite with his
.h.umata- and who had not been iden-
,Ifnble after the third day out from Mo
viii" which Is the port Of Londonderry.
n. may have been an freshman. hut
~. SCOTS wiy' played Switchboard with
h..u -ny nn lrl-hman could put up so clever
a game Thor" was really sonnet hing
ur..tnny about his skill also about has
black eyes and his Curcd. waNed. raven
t:har l. the word 81 the shorthan mani
rn.l~'arh" IL surely was bit Mephis-
,uph-hIn and the way no manipulated the
dr-,- was marvellous. He heat every
BODY but did II with such politeness that
,,.rvhodv was charmed with defeat.
On. thing about the stranger nobody
thuught " asking him his name-that
clu-"d comment all over the ship. for
ka wandered from second cabin to first
"a, II he owned tn. ship was the appear
anc" II has feet They were very slim
and .hapelv and covered with fine patent
leather shoes
ON the third day out the genial stranger
dli not appear IN The first or second cabin
or >'"arasr IL was suggested that ha
had shaved on his mustach" and was
really aboard BUT then how would ynu
account for the disappearance Of his
patent feathers; Now none Of the officers
was concerned much about the stranger
a. nobody had h-en reported missing
Every berth that had h,Aen taken in the
first cabin and all in the second wcr.
occupied
III. stranger was missed only by the
mon who had got a"cust om"d 70 him
and who liked his genial manner and In"
frequency with which he ordered Scot" h
ale rhev missed the ale "a well as n =
man, ur the hogi.. or whatever he may
ndy. b.a.'n
\ few da~s af''- m. disappearance Of
,h. strange his new made frior L. DO
.ld-d thar IL" probably had secrcted hun.
self IN on" NJ the Il 81 cabin be.rhs. rnsny
of which wee not occupied Th. ships
second cabin Recommendations had bH.'i
ovartAN"d and II had been necessary IN
Joy soma OF me second Cabin Passengers
sI-ep IN first cabin rooms He WAS known
also - FIRST cabin passengers and they
did not see him go ashore when ne ship
dpcked Tn" second cabin throng did
not seq him 'lrHc-
l. was Thought that q count Of the
passengers Al Quarantine" would show
one missing Bur the manifest accounted
for al Therefore QIarantin" received
!l-' = parfunctory report There was
no illness dmong either crew or paSs"0-
gers Never Scotch line arrived with
50 little Ia write about on N" mo" fac.
II her report But what Of rh. slim
stranger IN m. shiny patent feathers
Perhaps there w~r. no fs'.'t in those SHOES
just hoofs. or 2" 'haps n" w.Lr". hid put
Oh pettIroats