The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-19

Moved. aud this time their friends be
ran 10 think there was something ~
the nature " courtship between
them. But I.arraway sailed again
without there being any evidence OF
an engagement between him aud Jen'
mic, and there seemed to he no pros
poet u an engagement
when the Jennie Hatch returned to
mort again her captain decided to give
up the sea and settle down on shore.
Larraway was made master of the
vessel shortly before he sailed again
Il was announced that he aud Jennie
were to be married aud she was to
sail with him. Much disappointment
was expressed that the wedding was
private. no one but the brides family
Icing present. IL was noticed that
Jennie did not act like q woman who
had married the man she loved. The
gossips had II that young Baker had
taken her heart with him when he
sailed. though he was drunk ut the
time. aud she had married Iarraway
70 please her parents.
However. the pair. being NJ sea aud
consequently out " hearing ~ what
was said about them. wei. not AFFECT
cd by II. The sailors aboard the Jen.
mic Hatch considered them lovers,
though there was n seriousness about
tie wife that was inappllcablc.
The Jennie Hatch had completed her
work nt sea and was returning when.
after some very heavy weather, they
came upon n wreck. That there we're
living persons aboard was evident
from distress signal. 4 boat was
sent to the rescue aud crew Of
twelve men brought aboard the Jen.
mic Hatch. after which the wreck
was scuttlcd The rescued crew were
In fair condition. except one man. who
had been knocked down by n sea that
had come aboard and received an IN.
Jury ou the head
When the men from the wreck were
coming aboard Captain I.nrraway and
his wife stood on the quarterback
looking down upon them. suddenly
Jennie clutched her husbands arm.
lie turned and saw her eyes hIcd on
the injured man. who was being hoist.
ri aboard Her face was llvld
What l. ~" asked the husband
anxlously.
Come below with me and m tell
you"
farmway handed his wife down the
companlonway. aud they disappeared
In their cabin.
IL Is he" said Jennie ~ soon ns
they were alone.
"Iinkcri"
Yes"
During Edward Bakers stay In port
several years before he had pcrsuad.
rd the glrl who had fallen IN love with
hlm ~ u clnndrstinc marriage When
Instead ~ bidding his bride goodby be-.
forc sailing he had chosen sailors
spr'c ashore great rrvulslon Ind
sprung NJ within her. When I.nrm.
way returned she needed some friend
10 sympnthlzc with her aud when he
asked her Ia marry him she revealed
his sccrct.
During Larmwnys last VOYAGE with
Captain Hatch, Jennie In looking over
the shipping news IN newspaper had
seen among the death notices the name
~ Edwin u. Rakcr Tie had been
killed NJ Valparaiso IN n fight between
u party of liberty men ashore mud some
Although The name was
slightly different. Jennie believed that
her husband ~ q few days was dead
TN larnway's return FROM his voy.
age she had tIld him ~ her supposed
freedom, anu lhrraway persuaded her
10 take her wi'lowhood for granted and
marry him.
Aud now the man had turned up o.
mar the happiness " loving couple
lud aboard the same ship!
When Jennie had caught SIGHT Of the
face Of the man who was being ear
ri'd on board lac was looking directly
NJ her What surprised her was that
hc showed no recognition. She hoped
that hc would not remember her while
hey were coopcd up Ia the same ship
For a time che preferred 10 keep 10
her cabin, where she would not meet
him, Bnt, curious to know II hr had
forgotten her aud fearing that the
sailors would blame her, the only wo
man aboard, Tor uot visiting ma IN.
iured man, she asked her husband a.
take her a. see him
When uakcr looked 10 her be- showed
uu slgn 10 remembrance ~ her II oc.
CURED tu her that the blow uu the
head hc had received had ucrlsioucd
luss of memory She asked him som,
questions that confirmed the suspicion.
The mu did unt remember his own
name
luruWul aud hIs wife muEcd az
ouch other mcmmgly and Withdrew 90
their cabin The secret that thcy alone
knew was slill theirs and would re-.
main ri" until Baker recovered his
memory
The man who was the legal husband
OF Jennie and the man who WIS her
husband iu lIl except legal sense r.
manned aboard the same shin an she
roa he'd port, Then Captain Inrruway
settled upon the injured man enough
To Keep him from want, but left his