The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
of the Titanic

| ~, ~ cha HA talked With AN American
aoc.n,--sn ACCENT Western and pro-
,o,nc.d rhs .cientists and the GRIM
,.s,.ssS .wsr,c,ou. Soik--took him
aud undressed him and went through
80. los, u.h,.d n. ndIs Finding MOTH
IN. contraband they Creased him in q
80, su,, ~ c,a,he. thew had brought
I'd ia h,r, on, Tho cabinet was made
=. ~, ,,,..,.. 10 hlacL cloth. c,,rtaining
| ~ N CORNER ~ the room.
rh. u.h,. we're turned down. leaving
,u,,,,gh, IN IN. room. You could see
,,.n,,v .nough those who were present
IN. ,,rc,e M .c,ent,nts. the women. the
,.a,,,, .,and,nv I'm ,he corner OF the
-. c,,r,a,n
INA m. .hos,s CANA
A., : v.n, ~ ,.l, Won only Of one of
No. .c,.n,,oc yh,s, which made the
..,..,.,,,. I'D a.. vere nil sccp,ics save
s,end and The dear women) drop their
d.fences.
| A plain chair was pushed out into the
centre ~ the seni-circle drawn round
the cabinet outside Of which Miller was
/ standing. suddenly globe OF hsht
noated out into the middle OF the room
/ II was iihy oaii. no larger ,''ah
tennis pai' hap'"', s'e" W Wv
S'he VI jay 49, -.
WV" ~ ~, ,..,,, 80, =,
w 49,, .,..i,,,i,'7,. ,,a hl,a s,o,d
.'''. 80. nu,ov rould co. him
/ -. ,.,,.,, .,..,n, a., ,b. thing
..',, a,.,,r.h.,,nn
49,, ,,,'..,,,,,, mo-. ,ox, :, ~. TIL.
..u ,.,n. u..xi,y ,v.r Tn him sank
90 a.. ooor n, his foe, and rose again.
/, ,a,,s.d ,b.,, ,br,. foe, from Ma and
s,x f.., mn I'm The air. then beneath IL
,h.re WAS formed . sort of column. mm-
,n,ns and vray kind OF drnpery
f,rm.d .hout 4, Then the INNER part OF
/ m. ,.,lumn sw,Il.d nui into an epgIike
| Shane winch In turn gave place to "A
recopnizobl, human torso Arms came
! out from /, and raised the drapery.
AhruuilX eyes oponed In the shadowy
fac. and the phantom spoke
AL A., s..,.t b,d u.,rd With 4, c.
a.d IN, p.r.d,,.. and pr Er,,uss. and
,ho ,os, ~, rs
., 49,,
., ",' 49,,
W." a., - -, ,
-.
'''' Nv
'h"eeu pam! en""s' N'''e' '''''N "
seen S'""u'"s ny Tue '"' '''" '"'s was
something e's"
The ghost walked. II went To and
fro. talking pleasantly and answering
the questions -baited queries regarding
medicine and scisnce-of the doctors
once az it passed In front of us DR.
Raraduc touched the flowing mantl. OF
light In which 1t Vas wrapped Tn,
sensation. ne told me. was That of touch
ing "A substance fresh, cool nindic. Bu'
curious thing happened When b.
touched the draprrN II melted away en-
ilrelv on that sid. Of the nsur. II
,em.d 10 melt down ON the t,or ans
vanish there Being a scientist, the doc
tor had a prompt theory 1t was the
radioactiNity of his hand that melted tn,
ghostly substance. Anyway, II melted
and as the ghost moved on WAS SLOWLY
built up again. luminous and ample a.
before.
Now this was the making ~ the ghost
II was the Iast ghost W T. stead saw OF
his earth H.. accustcd { Familiarity
He had pleasant. personal converse with
u. which it j. not my business To- relate
And the ghost ia. was a pr. Brntnr
ami once OF Missouri had,. INN .,nn1.
bv and stood up on the chair in the cen,
tire OF the circle. III. Baron de Eont,.
nuy. Etrdduc. Dr tuciuSs. Stead went
closer and kur.lrd round the chair
p'er.ns al u.
II am going 20 sink through the sea
Of this chair. then through the floor
talking a. go" said ia, ghost and la.
aid. What he did was To- reverse. TN,
PROCESS of h.S appcArau,a Tn, rgl
shape narrowed 10 a column Tn. CO..
umn sank down and down untI ,nI,
IN. head rested ON IN. chair sin sneak
ing. 4 ann going. good u!rut rood.
! light "
1t appeared under ,b, chair 80, ~.
toor: It becam. a h,lf >ph.r. rb., .,r.
mere rim OF a sph,r. II nirk.r.d AND
vanished. Always tho m.,u,m .,n'.'
! leaning in plaln stpht apair., IN, 81
l., the cabinet
That * ,ho las, rim. .o,,. g..
a.. knoll thor. ht, ,.a 81.
shining win anr,oha,t,, 49, t,,
about eighteen inch,s I'm, r', 49,,
vanished ,hrourh tb. d., 49,, ,,,.,.
Cornelys's apartment !, m. un,,,a,,'r,
de CourcaIles sin biddir. -, .,,,
Might sood rfyh,"
He was n hmm, stood -. 49,,
shaken ,h. c,I, a,,ii, h
nhan,om uah,,l ,,,,., '"'
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