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CHAPTER IL
WR=afaN Tal A$D•OMSDA name in
VOTAOL
THE second officer of the Ai
dromeda was pacing the
bridge wltb the slow alertness
of respoualbtllty. He would
walk from port to starboard. glance
forward and aft, peer at the wide
c reacent of the starlit sea, stroll back
to port and agatb scan ship and
horizon. Sometimes he halted in front
of the binnacle lamp to make certain
that the man at the wheel was keep-
ing the course, south 15 west, set by
Captain Coke shortly before midnight
His sats listened mechanically to the
steady pulse beat of the propeller, but
his mind dwelt on something far re-
moved from his duties though, to be
sure, every poet who ever scribbled
four lines of verse has Lound rhyme
and reason in comparing women with
stars and ships and the sea.
1f Philip Hosier was no poet, he
was a sailor, and sailors are notorious-
ly susceptible to the charms of the
softer sex. But the only woman be
loved was his mother; the only bride
be could look for during many a year
was a mermaid, though these sprites
of the deep waters seem to be fre-
quenting undiscovered haunts since
marl -tiers ceased to woo the wind. For
all that, if perforce be was heart
whole. there was Do just cause or im-
pediment why he should not admire
a pretty girl wbeo be saw rine, and an
ezceedtogly pretty girl bad honored
Lim with her company during a brief
minute of the previous day.
He was superintending the safe dis-
posal of the last batch of cotton goods
in the forward hold when a young
lady, accompanied by a dock laborer
carrying a leather portmanteau, spoke
to him from the quay. '
"Is Captain Coke on board?" said
she.
"No, madam." aald be, lifting his cap
with one band.
"I am IJr. Verity's niece, and I wish
to' send this parcel to Montevideo.
May I put it ID
some place where
It will Nuts? You
are Mr. Hosier. 1
suppose?' said Inc.i
gazing with frank
brown eyes foto
his frank blue
ones. "Well. 1 will
just pop the bag
into Captain Coke's
stateroom and
leave this note with
It. 1 have explain-
ed everything ful-
ly. 1 wrote a line
1n case be might
be absent"
All of which was
so strictly accurate
that it served Its \"1 AM wk. vzem's
purpose admirably, 111SCL"
though the Raid purpose, it is regretta-
ble to state,H`was the wisleadlug and
titter bamboozling of Philip Hosier.
Miss Iris Yorke knew quite well that
Captain Coke was then closeted with
David Verity In Exchange buildings,
Sheknew because site had watched
him pass through the blg swing doors
of her uncle's office. She also knew,
having made It her business to find
out, that in fifteen minutes or leu the
crew would muster In the fo'c'sle for
their midday meal. Not having heard
a word of Howler's free speech to the
geatleme° of various nationalities at
the bottom of the bold, she wondered
why he was blushing.
When Hosier was free to glance a
second time at the cross ell Iris had
vanished- Ile was aquoyed Evidently
she did not wish to encounter any
mon of the .hip's officers that morn-
ing
The hatches were ou and every thing
wu orderly before Coke's squat figure
climbed the gangway. Hosier reported
the young lady's visit. aad the skipper
was obviously surprised. As he hoist-
ed himself up the steep ladder to the
hurricane deck the younger man beard
him condemning some one under his
breath Is "a leery old beggar." The
phrase wu hardly applicable to irte.
bat Oak* game out of his cabin with
M open letter in his band and bade 1
steward stow the portmanteau in some
other more bellowed and Iess ancon.
realest place.
And these the Webfoot ended. The
Asdromeds riled down the blue pe -
tor for ber long ria et over 1.000 mites
to Mootvideo, and Hosier had mi-
nims work to pleat,/ to oecapy his mind
dsrleg the brut tweetydoar Mors at
sea without perplexing It with iambs
Wes ee a prod ilea gees after &S
h ead mailbags& tt le tet.•, a rank
repented to the second omcer that he
had sato a ghost bet ween decks 1e the
MOM of the haarette. It was titer
Mar midnight, • quiet boor es board
▪ W darter tela the scan sharply
top N W bask sad eodeever te
racer et the et seta of the bad beer
rR�r.� earlier la the day.
Nder. M 1010 mooed aright of the
=while the ship was Madam
southward with tat shags
Qua •bathe to the weft that
wSR:r tales her tar tote the Atlatlta
Now after daybfeak. Thing atwm,
'brad Yv ' dIj'p Ile. sad eit MEI
thathes she paid forth rinks Us
the Aidrumeda tau bad screed that
be should be serving bis Uwe on an-
other reset 1t gave blm • thrtil
wheal be beard tbat this cbarmfng girl
knew his name, and It seemed to blip
for an Instant that she was looking
Into bis very soul, analysing MMw.
searching for some aigu thattii
wan
001 as others which meant that there
wsre`some whom she had littlereee
to distrust.
At any rate, she bad left a memento
of her too brief appearance oo board
In the shape of the bag. He would
contrive to take on Ws own shoulders
Its misstep In Moutevideo. Thee ou
returning to Liverpool be would have
ami secure for calling on her. 111 did
not know her name yet Possibly
Captain Coke would mention that in -
Wasting fact when his temper lost
its raw edge.
It was strange that he should be
thinking of Iris, far stranger than be
could guess, but his thoughts were
subconscious. and he was in nowise
ueg•Iectiag tad safety of the ship.
Healer beard Coke reading the riot
act to the abellbacks who were sup-
posed to keep a sharp lookout ahead.
But the captain did not monopolize the
conversation. His deep notes rumbled
only at Intervals. The men had some-
thing to say. He returned to the
bridge.
"One of them scallywags aez 'e 'u
seeu a ghost," he announced with the
calm alt of a man who states that the
moon will rise during the nett hour.
"Oh, . he the man who reported a
ghost outside the lazarette last night?"
"1 dose so. Did 'e tell you about
It? ThsYs where she walks."
"Sha!'
"That's his yarn -a female ghost, a
black 'an, black clo'es anyhow. I'll
take the forenoon watch, an' you
might overhaul the .hlp for stow -
a e aye after breakfast,"
"Yes, air." said Ilozler. And that te
how it tell to his lot to discover iris
Yorke, looking very white and misera-
ble, when the hatch of the lazaretto
was broken open at half past 8 on
Thursday morning!
A tramp steamer is not a complex
organism, She is made up of bolds,
bunkers, boilers and engines, with
scanty accommodation for officers and
crew mowed round the funnel or
stuck is the bows. When the boats
were stripped of their tarpaulins and
a few lockers and storerooms exam-
ined the only available Hiding places
were the shaft tunnel, the bolds and
the Laurette. a small space between
decks, situated directly above the pro-
peller, where a reserve supply of pro-
visions 1s generally carried.
But the door of the 'azarette was
locked and the key wising. There
was nothing for it but to force the
lock.
It was dark in there, and Hotter
was undeniably, startled by the spec-
tacle of a slim figure, wrapped in a I
long ulster, standing among the cases
and packages.
"Now, out you coiner' he cried. with
a gtufness that was intended only to
cover ills own amazement, but Iris.
despite the horrors of seasickness and
confinement in the dark was not mind-
ed to suffer what she cousidered to be
Impertinence on the part of a second
oMcer.
"1 am Miss Yorke," she said, coming
forward luta the half light of the low-
er deck. "Any explanation of my
presence hen will be given to the cap -
talo and to no other person."
That innocent word "person" is capa-
ble of many meanings. Holler felt
that Its application to blmself was dis-
tinctly 'unfavorable. And iris was
quite dignified and self possessed. She
had given a few deft touches to her
ha Ir.
"Of coarse i did not know to whom
I was speaking," be managed to say.
for be now recognized the "ghost" and
was more surprised than he had ever
been In his life. before.
"That is matterless," said Iris frigid-
ly. "Where is Captain Coker'
"On the bridge." said Philip.
'1 will go to him. Please don't come
with me. l tried to tell you that t
would unlock the door, but you refused
to lister). Will you let me pager'
He obeyed In silence.
Iris hurried to the deck. The light
seemed to dazzle her, and her steps
were so uncertain that Hosier sprang
forward tad caugbt her arm.
"Won't you sit down a moment. Aliso
Yorke?" be said. "If you searched the
whole ship you could not bare chosen
a wore place to Intel In than the
Iazarette."
"I was driven out twin at night by
the rats," she gasped.
"Too bad!" he whispered. "But It
was your own fault Why did you do
it? At any rats, watt here a few min-
utes before you meet the captain."
"1 am not afraid of meeting him.
Why should I be? 11e knows rue."
"I meant only that you are hardly
able to walk. bet i seem to any the
wrong thing every time. Tbere 1. notb-
Big really to worry about. We are not
far from Queenstown. We can put
you ashore there by tonal hall a
day "
The girl bad bean ill, racked in body
ono distraught In mind. but she urn -
moiled a bale laugh at bis words
' Yoe are still saying the wrong
tblug, Mr. Boder.' abe msrmered
"The Aadrenerds will not pot Into
Qaeeastows /rota tale boor 1 become
a passenger, not • stowaway. My ae-
rie knows now that I am bees Tank
yes Toe amid not bold me any long-
e► I have .it. recovered. t:aptals
Coke 10 0o the bridge, you said? 1 can
dad my way. This strip le .o stranger
to tae."
And away she whet. Justifying her
statements by tripping rapidly for-
ward The mer sight of her created
bouodlees errltmaMt among such
members of the Clew ea were ea deck.
abee she reached IN bridge, where
Cap.►,. coke •.1 proflpd/ alPItet the
THE tlIGNAL s - : GODERICH ONTARIO
cart *ma Me acts Mfr S glass dM T11L MARKETS.
semhtas01
that ba daooeallaad Biarkie.
Coke beard the mused. light aesWe
and tamed bas' thehth>I� he
could not barebees itssSed
had he roan the ghee* over.
sight I i
"They told me 1 NNW Rat yea
bore. captain." said she "1 a.4 mei.
agar for thrusting my esmgla 7 ea
you for a tong voyager bah-iwm-
staaos--whoa-too teach Ise me -
and" -
i Pace to fan with tisrm esmmeaiad ed
the stip and startled anew by ide =
omission of blank taczedaL4. the glib
low of wortda conned so ogles.SWIM
the steadfast out dreadful boos ifellie
ha the lasarette failed her.
"You know mer" Mie tailored. '1 am
Iris Yorke."
Not a syllable cams from the dodo
and astonished man gasbag at We
with such bovine stoildlty. His tlhm
dere had not abated a trued.. et thee
stubborn thrust against the thetas et
the chart hours His bands ware 0'
movable 1n the pockets of hie sags'
coat Had be wished to terrify her 4
a hostile reception be raid not awe
succeeded mors compleutythsttg0. be
be just. be meant nothing of the seer;
his wits being Jumbled into caw by
the apparition of the last peers tees
alive whom he expected or dict Ur
see on board the Andromeda`
But iris could not interpret Me toe&
sad obs Mauve vainly to ass/mar the
od tae pallor amid weehallmr
Jamb
"ZOO KNOW ItZ." SKS 1AVaM2D. 'S AM
Ina TOWEL"
fear welling up in ber breast because
of the grim anger that seemed to blaze
at her from every line of Coke's brick
red countenance. In the struggle to
pour forth the excuses and protesta-
tions that sounded so plausible In her
own ears, while secured from observa-
tion behind the locked door of ber re-
treat, she blundered unhappily oa to
the very topic tbat she bad resolved to
keep secret
"Why are you so unwilling to ar
knowledge me?" she cried, with a
nervous indignation that lent a tremor i
to her voice. "You have met me often
enough. You saw me on Sunday at
my uncle's house."
Did 1?' grid Coke, speaking at last.
but really as much at a loss for some-
thing to say as the girl herself. Re
had recognised her Instantly, just as
he would recognize the moon if the
luminary fell from the sky and with
as little comprehension of the cause of
its falling.
Of course she toot the question as a
forerunner of blank denial This was
not to be borne. She fired into a di-
rect attack.
"11 your memory is hazy concerning
the events of Sunday afternoon It may
be helpful if I recall the conversation
between my uncle and you in the sum-
mer house," she snapped.
Some of the glow fled from Ooke's
face.
"Wot's that you're sayin'r" demand-
ed Coke, coming nearer and looking
her straight in the eyes.
"I beard every word of that Wrest-
ing talk." she continued valiantly. "I
know what you arranged to do, so 1
have promised -to marry Mr. Balmer -
when the Andromeda -comes backr
A light broke on Coke's intelligence
that Irradiated his prominent eyes.
His heavy lips related tato a cunning
grin.
"Oh. is that it??" he said. "Artful
old dog, Verity! But why In -why
didn't 'e tell me you was cowls'
aboard this trip? We 'avent't the right
6xln's for a lady, so you must put up
with the beat we can d0 for you, Mies
Yorke. Steady, now. Yon abets -gala'
to faint, are yon? HI! Below tarnr
he yelled. 'Tumble up, some of year
Hosier was the first to gate to
bridge. He had followed the progress
of event. with mmckst accurst, 10
realise that Mise Iris Yorke bad met
with a distinct rebuff by the shipper,
and, judging from his owe azpsr.oee
of her physical weakaem whoa she
emerged into daylight. he was net sen
prised to bear that she had hated
Ike. take 'old." gurgled Coke. who
had nearly swallowed the tiger Ie isle
mods* to Int aatsew..S cewpr
'This ktttd of thing it mese le yea
nae than sine young feller- Jest lay
'er not m the sakes an' as Welke le
elp. flit miasma goes orf regular
w'en they bring 'lm 'mese psealytta•
i'Lilip took the gat Into los arms
To es fry bar safely dews to w
stairway be wee eomdatied le gibes
her bead ea Ms left t.wlasr ass
clasp her tightly roma the wdst IMO
his Left arm. IMM Issasuad gammb
at bet Hair touched hie W r, as
mead teal the Shortie et hit WM*
the wild beating et ber Mort, bra he
was szcss4Igg wrath with that r,
knows mupo�r woman wO, had dRMO
'lets fnsunal T rel t! .. at'ueb,m
Lieer/asl ice's Wheat Futures
Ciao H ive Steck-
, Land
Iec -
Lated Qwtatisns.
cHICAticr. Jae. uta.-Itit rmienetr
NUM speculative seetlgcgnt carried
wheat op to -day • coat a busbeL The
class ones at • twin of 1-4o to 6 c
flat. Corn finished 1-_c to ti -le blgA-
.r titan M kwura before. oats tar 3 -lc
to rode. but hog Products lees expen-
sive 1s i 1 -le ke ler.
Tis L..erpei market cursed to -day on
1 we.em fiber than aeturd.y. and
tom 1114
Winnipeg Options.
Op. High Low. Claes Clam
wheat -
May. old.. Me hats tea,. .wt, ear
May. sows s.*j dal% Iu1t, 1121
miss. 1I3% 1M deb lea'I tse+a
May
To-do) Yes
Jalg miss Oil/ 4110
Temente Grain Market,
s►hm•e, rgaen., heishse 0 N 10 M M
WIMegAgabashsa� qaW S
M, .. i,=r. 2i*
Reshwleat Mrbem 0 O 0 A
TereeMe Dairy Market
store ares o 1i o
separaler. decry, IbQ 1/ 0 R
ereeanry. 11. rsU0 is Q IS
�1 • ereemcet
1, sends • •
>=4seseka aim Num 1 le II Qui
blow. rartreeted. m e 111 miss.
=eR& ea.e tots t M
NUM new -laid t r .... IN
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MOar!ltLAL. Jan, s. -Business in Man-
itoba wee, wheat over the cable was
miner ulster than on Saturday, but
eabi s mere firm and prices Did to some
Oars@ core lei per quarter hlgker. There
wen • gaol aoqul y for eats, but, as buy-
ee� remota A to reond to the advance In
/fa.a/ eteee, no salm were made. The for-
=
eand for spring wheat flour 1.
>dyand bids were another td per
nem hWir th come cases. A good local
erode eatelaue, to De done in all ``rade.
The demand for all lines of mlllfeed is
good
Cheese 1. quiet Butter and eggs
fairly active and strong. Potatoes have
advanced lOc per bag, owing to the in -
weeding •oarclt►••
osis -Canadian western, NO, 2, 604c to
Ale; Canadian western, No, 3, 41tye to
Mk; extra No. 1 feed, 40%c to Wo; No. i
load whits, No to 41%c; No. 3 local' white,
alfa h e, M
Ake; No. 4 local whito to W,c.
iswi ailing, , to ti.
t -No. L TIe to Tic.
eata--Barra., Ka; tags, e.0 lbs.,
1011 -Bran, W: abort., f"6; tuld-
dlmg%. mouf11i W to PI.
lIay-- o. 1. per ton, car lots, iii to
Cheer -finest western., 16ko t0 100;
finest materna, 141a to llo.
ts
anttsS' zocreamery, Tic to $4e:
Se too Noscreamery,Fresh, 46e to 6Oc; selected, wee
• Ko. 1 stock. Sine to Ski.
Pongees -Per bag, car lots, 11.'9 .
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Stock Yards.
TORONTO. Jan. 29. -Receipts of
live stock at the Union Stock Yard..
were 126 cars --2196 cattle. 677 hogs,
336 sheep, 54 calves and 17 horses.
Exporters.
E. L. Woodward bought for Swift & Co.
104 ninon for London, Mt lbs, aaoh at
57. R average price, or • range of !KM to
also ge steers for UvarpwL 1360 Ibe- at
1i 1^, avosage, or •range of 16-1r W I�.ib
Prim.' picked butchers sold at VW to
i; good, 11 to M.36t medlum, le 7t to
f: oommea. 04.le to 36: Iatertor, 3171
to M.36. good cows, WA to $.36; medium
cows, 14 20 M -M: common cows sad can-
ners, 6i.M to t3.26. bulls, best quality.
Q6.60 to 16.3; fair to good Dulls, WTI to
16.36, common, light balls. P -A to PAS.
Milkers and Springers.
There were >r milkers and springers of
fair to good quality. which sold at 160 te
Veal Calves.
Prices for veal calves were steady. at
34to11pc'cul-
Sheep and Lambe.
sheep. ewes, sold at M to M.W. reins,
SS 10 to SI 3. lambs. K to 11.71 per cwt.
H
W. .1 Johnston reported hog prices ua-
ea•aged he i1,W for selects, 1.d and wat-
ered. and M.1/ Lab. can.
Montreal Live Steck.
MONTRZAL. Jan- se. -At the Mootreai
Stock Yards weal sed market the receipts
of live stoat ter the weak main( Jan. A
wen VA cattle. e10 and lased, els
hags eted act *bile the offerings
ed
tm were cattle, de moot
and Iambi. RN keg and 36e calves.
"Ito the s. plr et cattle was much
larger than was eap.ct.d, yet the ton• of
the market was very firm, and prices
'bowed no Important ebange, owing to
the tact that W poomeataso of good to
elide, steers and bolters wee small. for
watch ts.re r sag doomed- Common
and inferior grades ire not wanted, u
the market la Alit well fondles witIwth4
cattle, for whleh rho &mead is limited.
In spits et the eamtlemed ver cold wea-
ther 4, bsr eeaanbo paakere 0 YYre ems • tame gat rig otcms
bought .1,5,51 mistook in the ,Forooto
market *t the letter sed of lmiff! week.
they were open air • few hundred more
of the right quality. act they made tide
of 16.10 pet des made for strwigkt toads
of choice steers nod &Mfera. mixed, but
the drowsy were firm 1a their views for
Ole clam sofyr would cwt et
lees than diel 1e. broken lots as
high as K wan pall ~etbetolsn
There was • grad demand fer able.
cows •t O.*0, aid some ehelee buns
brought as stem as OA per 1M pounds.
Onthe whole the market wee fairly *o-
live( and • good trade wee done, which
was satisfactory to both borers and sell-
er•.
Then was psi dudes to the oondtUoe
of the market hr emote, owing to
the tact that were much smaller
than usual. the try demree was
ggeop.dd .t OeN to abate*
iambs sold aged skeins *beep
at M le to M>r1 panda A few
abate* calve* ea bleb aa p 14e SW
eke. but glee tee11t7 was very
scarce.
bet A ll•ewt M fisc mar -
tad prow
odn
.se.N 1h1W N mounds1e. pess Thm
sitar IMO WIRT time lotus over
111. heed r tae ;aebete�t,, �a' Mt -
fame ear Mp
M Mt-
ee Sea esti they au
rad wed 'Sal *cave
trade w Zea. as .*rase et
velem
aea4er� 1h.*s. Sid to Ft. d. ,
raeMteM Sy eamres*, M to
MAL eases., M *: Metiers' eat -
tie. Des iamb to R.M. do., me
diem. M# Is 0: hens M M to si 1
et
sa▪ e mMtsa. sulk • Is ems ., c ors.s.
toda: sprilger
Ie ds.
M 5471,MIAFu
s
feet If Y. Ohs 1. Market.
tor PALA Jan. 1k -Ate. I5.-
NW mate*
, me tie vis
erOR R.M to d! •R trotehet grades
11. sewA u M
IM saarket ,Mw aid
le /{we. M /1 to an.
s0Me�r, mor
Ns Itia,limit
10Ni M-etpts. 57 * merMt
Mika Yid ire loo' Mm M
rr • ha6lai'R reit, wiat�i. IR.
-one thousand dollar
for two names
-we want suitable names fo
the 2 parks in New Hazelto
Heights.
we'll pay you cash fo
them now.
-on May 1st, 1912 -two names wil
be selected-
' -the first two selections will each.
receive a
$250 PRIZE -30 other prize
NEW HAZELTON
Write plainly
O11 J'-- \ giving Your oocttpatioM
At ) TODAY to
STANDARD SECURITIES
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O. A. NCLACHI.AN, Principal.
Here's
a bargain
for you!
This Guaranteed
2,000 pound capacity
Seale with every
up-to-date im rove -
meat, for only .00.
You will n to
Lave money t e day
you order an
Y L M E R Wagon Brae'`
Three -Wheel SCALE
Government Certificate of absolute accuracq goes
FREE with every Aylmer Scale, even at the barn price
of $25. "We Mese the freight" and warrant you satisfac-
tion or refund our money.
This Scats in most solidly constructed.
with Jesup tnol steel bearings throughout.
has Mg wheels. mown), platform, kept In
place by POUR checks (Instead *t the ureal
two), stoat steel fender on platform to pro-
tect the beam, end • fifth lever to misOm4z»
atruin on the beam. Will lest • lifetime
and weigh accurately up to ono ton, even
It It stands on uneven ground. Fiery to
move from place to place, a•d Int -els.. In
ever? perticelar
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nearest .5505*^ .Mmint C'.rtt
Seale M aeavrasy free Oe1 to your elver
early for prompt 0AM,y.
This special offer Rives
you the chance to own an
absolutely modern scala,
built of the very host
material. You need this
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sun' to get the pur-
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You will be sure of
obtaining supplies
of the very best
quality if you buy
your groceries from
Sturdy & Co.