New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16

then most wonderful sable linei travelling Goa. All
hood We're thrown about me.
The nurse soon made her own preparations. AMI 70
ge-he- we three DESCENDED and 1,-.- og, %, %.
oal, door in the long garden wall We ..cnt closet
carriage with man On the box AMI another - 4.,e-
ton The doctor helped IN, and followed. -1e nan
closing the door and mounting the box Hi-13l, asking
for or receiving any orders.
We drove silently for long time. l. o- one. al!
learned the futility Of asking questions .1s since.
We seemed 20 be going through poorer, r1el1e,
streets when suddenly we turned down ..- mat .-! "
a iettv and could see indistinct l'n. ~ shipping o.,
1t was quite dark by this time. We drove along ..-
ie-tv. til we came 20 a broad stone -t-Tar a. .1-
foot Of which was roW5Oa-. manned .E seFer4. men
in uniform. | began 70 wonder che. ".ra gong -
row me out and drop me into the waite. Us a'is' GU
recent events.
We were rowed of into the stream AMI soon al aa.
lighted vessel loomei up in the darkness. We wee
rOwcd close 20 her side. and silently -.-- = ne i--a
waiting for us. When were al ~ ..- t1e -ot.-,
ushered Us below into the sump-ugus 1 @, VIVA, az
peared TO be private Yacht.
NV nurse at once busted herself r... preparations
for nv retiring and before was ready .. .-1 IN Will,
| was consuming "a dainty repas, a-.a-.- 1y 'T..
Young steward began 70 feel The - ..c x 9l' Oh
gines, and We were steanlng of So-e".---- fi-4'..
only knew where.
T SLEPT comfortably that night ami ..c into .s
morning. till was awakened by o.. -t-- staining
beside me with an exquisteiy appo'r,c --s..s, '-..
She reported that II was glorious day. - "- "e'eo-
OF sight OF land.
The officers Of the boat kept TO ,ae- .a o.; The ship
so my only companions were the doctor -t my NUS.
Il asked the doctor the first day "-.-. Ae were q
ing and he said we We're cruising about ".t.ns '9'
Marcon message giving Us our orders
~On the morning OF the seventh day . us +"eA,-..
by the engines stopping suddenly. ..at see ,a'.-s
nv mort |llt u No 10 ~a
on the banks | could see whares AMI -.tpnS .
looked familiar 20 me, and suddenly .-..e H'-
steamer footed by, and knew were D.. ..e .at''s
Till this moment OF realizing ! H % O .l.-
country | did not know how great q STRAIN . had .e,-
under since the moment took tina, Bal "'. my 4'''.
and had good cry 10 myself as / ,hou- ID. ,a-, t-
little baby stabbed 20 death and thrown -. -e 2l','
And after all, my efforts had been p.r--ss 90 s-,
him,
II course Of time was dressed and escorted by aG
two friends 70 the same small boa. 20 H.-l "e ---
embarked and We were rowej % the s.-. 81.
There a carriage, with TWO men. ... Vs. '
men in some kind OF official livery. v- '.>l!,' .-
their tall hats.
We were driven rapidly to a tin. ...sos house
which | az once recognized as the R9s-.. -'..-'''
We were admitted by wonderful ...."eH -.-
ushcrcd into a sort OF half office ha. reception ..,
and the tootmen Withdrew after receiving 80 o'-' ~
Russian from the doctor. 49,.
We were kept waiting only q tew minutes t'- ,'G
led across the broad hal, 90 81 library. %. IS ','.
40 desk a handsome. elderly man 90. ...-t apt>~t
ancc. He glanced a, me kcculy SIS he M .' y, 80
yancing toward me asked in exquisite English d vs."
Miss Marian Howard.
Il replied that | was
He asked me few more questions. .ot then ~. ~,
toned 20 my companions 90 Withdraw ant ..' -eS.'
TO be seated. He regarded me critically '.r some =.
ments. and then said. So YOU are the .a'- ",i ,
risked your life TO save little baby boy .a Bad "'''
seen before