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THE PHANTOM COACH
By HESTER A1 BENEDICT.
ICopyrlgM, 1SOT, by IIetT A. IlcncOlct.
We had been throe years absent from
America, loitering lino nnd there, nJ
Incllniitlon proniptcil ami ample lelsuru
allowed, until, with n feeling of liomc
slckiRHs strong wltlilu ns, vu turucil
our fiiiics liuiuuwnrd, crossed over from
India to IIon;;k(iii','iiiii(l took passu ku
9ii the Ailtsu IIIkIiI Hicnmer Illroililnn
Mnnt (ur YoUoln (t, tlireo weeks' sail
from Me (iolden (lute.
lock Kno, the poet of our patty, line)
fallen lit down lielow wttli n (pilot, pale
faced New Klilnmlcr whom lie had
net In India, mid the first morning out
tic bt might li I tti up to become one of
t.s, r.s lie did Ktralchlwny.
W'c all Jil.ed him Imnieiisely from tho
first, lie wan of I'lne presence, sK feet
hlsh, vell built niid well inntmcretl,
witty nnd luulllgciit. lie was, how
ever, nppiiivntly wiitillug In enerjiy uml
Inrllnrd lo eynlelstn. Thesi' Beemln
defects wo r.t once nttrllmteil to the
encrvn tins lullueiiee of life In the
orient nnd thought no more nbont
them, lie Ittlerested tm hutirs nt ti
time with quietly told stories of hi?
ttavels, for he had seen not only tan
places we letd visited, but scores ot
others yet unknown to us.
Hut Maurice Wilson, for bo I will call
lilm, bud nl'oi the pathetic smile nnd
tho nppcallns blttu eyes that nil tin
ineanlnsly mnke willing fools of wo
men, Wtu i iter c ftn know
And tincr can undi.ritand
Hint t'te liinjnmRc of such U Itnpcr-
Bonn) anil bout of blood, not heart.
Yet Vllon had it hcatt, nnd a lender
one, tind some way, us the days went
by, the fi elltiK grew upon one of us nt
least that he could tell us n Rtory. If he
ko minded, of peisnnttl sacrlllco nuil
pain In some (Mhscmnno of hlch the
wot M know nut. i
While Mill In tho Yellow sea the
plasiH fhmijri'il sinhleuly one inornlng.
nnd In loss than two hour tins order
"All iMwiiEcrfl below!" was hennl
nbove the pin IiKltis of the wind nnd
that low. almost lititnnu, Ktcanltig of u
chip's sti-nlned Joints when the ty
phoon's bixalli Ilrst touches It. I'or
liours we were toised helplessly nbu.it
(he cabin, the shaip cries of tho second
class p.i'-v iers coming to us now nnd
then fioiu the prison under the hatches
nnd nilnvlitig with the moans of wom
en wlima we tniiily tried to comfort.
I can "ee now tho look In Wilson's
eyes a. when mice ngnlu we were on
deck be pM solemnly:
"The', was a lord call, seems to me,
and down there," nodding toward the
cnbln -"down Ihero In such an hour
one thinks tapldly. N'estcopas? And
with n mighty lug nt his heart nnd
something In his throat like a knife
thrust through ho wishes wishes
that he hail beeirn better boy."
Somehow nfter tho storm things
seemed not qulto tho same ng.iln. Un
rest was everywhere. We who were
favored haunted the captain's room,
listened to his varus, drank sparingly
of his wine and freely of his cheer.
Yet it cloud no larger than n man's
hand perhaps, nnd yet large enough to
cast n shadow, seemed lianglug over
the ship, affecting olllccrs, passengers
nnd crew alike, gainsay It as wc might.
Every ono wns brightened visibly by
the half day's stay nt Nagasaki, nnd in
tho excitement of the trip through the
lnlnml sea tho typhoon was forgotten,
nnd we becamo n,ultc our usual selves
ngnln, nil except Wilson, who still
seemed restless and 111 nt ease.
"When nru wo duo at Kobe?" he ask
ed after tllUn wus over nnd wo were all
lu tho captain's room, as usual, when
he wns off duty.
"About dark," the caplnln replied
absently, nddlng nttcr a moment's
pause, "nnd-wcll. I've slowed up n bit
so we enn get a look nt the phnntotn
coach, you know."
"Tho phauton conch!" echoed Jack.
"Wlint Is that?"
"Never heard of It? No? It's u queer
htory, nnd I'm bound to Hud out for
myself If there's nny truth In It.
Haven't happened along here nt tho
right time since the ghost flrbt put In
nn npppnrance. It shows up only at
dusk, they bay."
"Tell us the story, captain, do!"
"All right," ho said, and, lighting a
fresh cigar uml swinging himself
around In his chnlr so Hint ho fuced
tho low hills rovered with frosty tea
plants, he begun the tale of the phan
tom coach.
"You nil remember, no doubt," ho
paid, "how the Urltlsh ship Uomhay
ran Into the United Stntes corvet
Oneida lu the harbor of Yokohama
Jan. 21, 1S70, causing tho loss of tho
Oneida nnd of tho lives of 112 of her
men. Y'enrs laler, tho story goes, a
son of ono of Ihu olllccrs who went
down with the ship camo over from
your country Just to seo tho place
where his fnlher died, he said, nnd tho
land of wlilrh he hud heard such fairy
tales. I f hall call him Drown, but that
wasn't his name. Y'ou may bo Ida
cousins for aught I know, with a cer
tain prejudice against gelshns.
"Ho was a 'pleudlil fellow, every
body nlllrmod, of tho finest New Eng
land stock. Illoli, handsome, n Table
nud 'a very dear.' the ladles said."
I thought I heard a moan from over
whero Wil.m ml. but no doubt It wns
n delusion, for .vlien I glanced nt him
ho wns sitting quietly, his cheroot be
tween his lingers and his eyes upon
thf shore line, half n mile nwny.
"He spent n few mouths trnrellng
over Japan." the captain resumed,
"and tueu then tho usual thlna hsn-
iH uein no tell In loro with ft gcisna'
whom ho met In n chnjn, or teahouse,
up by tho famous wntcrfnll In Kobe
nud nindo her his wife, lu the usuii
wny. of course, bttt she had faith In It.
pior soul, as most of the geishas have
lie found n home for her, or made it.
lather, of whst had onoo been n yu
doya, or Inn, n place hidden nwny In n
hollow nu.ong tho pines nnd so ex
quisite, so bcnullful within nnd with
out, ns to seem the abode of fairies,
He gave her n scorn of servants,
dozens of tho finest frpe klmouo.
everything luxurious, lu fact, that n
woman loves tho world over, no mat
ter what her mce.
"And so, lulled by the faint niiisle ot
n bundled temple bells nnd happy will
her telshlti (husband), little (Jiooksob
lived her year of wedded life. They wi)
It was beautiful, the light In her lovely
face whin she met him In tho doma
when he came, nnd that wondciful to
listen to was the music of her volei
when she hung upon hU nun, saying
Mil'lly, 'ToMiltt. telshlti!' he smlllm:
down upon her ua ouly he knew iiow
to M-.ille.
"Everybody In Kobe knew them well
by sight, mid bho was the envy of
fiery woman becanse of her coach nnd
pontes, which hud boon brnnght our
fuim tho Stntes for her especial use.
Tonics were wnrcu In .lnpnn, yot
Know, nnd, ns f r coaches well, Jin
ilklshns serw.l m'teii for even tue in
Wllty.
"I'luilr favorite drie was to tlio spot
where for .onr shire. In the dusk of
warm eves, has been seen Ihu phantom
coach ghost. It Is said, of that which
was Orookbon's pride."
"Did he love her?" I ventured to
ask.
The captain tm,!: a few long whi.7
of his cigar, and the Mlllt'.css glow up
prosslvo.
"Y-o-s," he said iniiMugly, "In n way,
you underslaiid. She loved him, at any
late, nud"
i "And he her! I swear It by (lie
Eternal!"
We nit t tuned to look tit WIImiii. He
had risen suddenly and cios'.ed to the
window, whole he stood with his bsi!:
toward us for fully n lung minute,
while no ono vpol.e or moved. Then he
turned upon us n face that wns drawn
nnd white nnd baying, lu n voice so low
that wo bent our heads to listen, "One
should not judgu where he cannot
know," resumed his seat quietly and
relighted his dicroot.
"You are right," replied the captain.
"Hut this lean. If he Ioed nt all, loved
and rode n.uy or sailed uway, width ;
Is oi'u and the same thing, nnd he
never came back, though he left In Us
eiaille the boy that came to them hut a
mouth before he went away, lie left
plenty of money for them, however,
with the United States consul at Kobe,
so she slnld homo with the boy and.
growing paler day by day nnd often
praying behind the sltojl of her toko
noma, waited for tho 'music feel' of
her telshlti. Sometime, though rarely, '
she drove with her boy nnd his ahuta
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to tho old place on the beach, hut the
ten made her sad. she said. Oh, It's an calling Incidents of his earlier days "at
old, old story In .Tapani'' home," and episodes on the cricket
"Yes, but the phantom coach, cap- ( crease or the hunting field seldom cs
tnln?" , cape his memory. One of these gentlc-
"Oh, well, from ono of those drive.' men who wcro onco prominent In these
little Orookson never returned to the e,ports on the other sldo now resides In
lioine among the pines. No ono knows Detroit, and ho tells somo good stories
how It happened, but coach, coachman, of the olden days. He brought to mind
geisha and child went Into the sea the famous cricketer, Lord I'ltzhnrd
together. The nurse, who nlono cseap- luge, who played the great game for
ed, said the ponies were frightened and 30 years nnd who for the last 15 of
that her mistress held her baby high them had never been bowled out. Kl-
UtVl ill: 4 111; tin ur uiu uii.)i .!, uutiu
AitAM li.ttl linrtil Au 4tu jwitW.la 1ltf Jljitter '
nnd cried with nn awful cry, 'Telbhlu,
tclshlu!' Her hcait wns broken, the
ahrnn said. It was well she was not
to suffer any more."
A loud thud startled us, and wc nil
rushed to the rescue of Wilson. He lay
In a tumbled heap where he had fallen,
and for uwlillu we thought him dead.
The captain's brandy brought him
round, however, nnd wo helped him to
his slnteroom, laughing nt his quaint
remarks nbout "that Infernal climate"
that had made n woman of him. lie
rS?--
rialnlu ttccn aualntt the evening ly stood
poiifi', tnolicriiiid babe,
wished to bo left alone, ho said. lie
needed nothing nnd would tnku n si
esta. Oucssed "tho typhoon had bhook
him up too much," nud so on.
The uftetuoou waned, nud tho dusk
crept down from the hills and out upon
Ihe sea. Tho ship slowed up under
orders until ns wo reached Phantom
point sho was barely creeping. We
Mure nil on deck, watching the shore
lino eagerly, though none of us expei 1
ed to see anything unusual. Oh, m !
Wilson, still pale mid trembling n I
tie, I fancied, stood leaning over tl
mil, his eyes strained out through Hi
half dusk nnd that wonderful smile of
7"-r"T"
'(lihTpinyrng nt hide nriil sceknmong tho
shadows nliout his perfect mouth.
"I've had such n Jolly time with yon
boys," he raid quietly, slipping his arm
tnrough Jack's nnd bcnmlng upon ns
till. "It's been quite ns If I wero In my
ou'n land. Rtinngo? N'est ce pus?
Yet, nfter nil, It Is blessed to go houiel"
"Look! Look!" whispered .lock.
And, sure enough, facing the sen,
but plainly seen against the evening
fcltr. stood ponies, mother and bnbw.
l.nlf covered by clouds of mist, yet
half revealed to our wondering guwj.
"The phantom coach!" cried tho cap
tain. Look!"
"Tho phantom coach!" echoed every
one on deck. We saw It. however, but a
moment, for with n wild cry of "My
wife, my child!" a cry that must havj
entered heaven Itself, Wilson leaped
tho rail nnd disappeared under tho
waves that closed foiexerubove him.
Every effoit was luitili to save him,
but lu vain, nnd no ttuce of his body
was ever found, lu his stateroom a
note nddresed to the captain lead as
follows:
"I hope to make amend", but If to
night I see the phantom coach I shall
Know It Is loo late. Pray for my soul."
I am told that from that day tho
I'.iantom coach Ins not ngalu been
I jell. The dead are ratlslU-d.
A HiiimI11p Milliliter.
It Is n common happen. ng for wo
men shoppers to be taken for sales
women lu the big department stores,
nnd It Is Inteiestlug to note the effect
of some of the 'mistakes. Tho "breaks"
aro especially numerous In the hat
departments, where the customers
take off their hats In order to try oa
new ones. lu many cases shoppers
wlio me addressed by other shoppers
with the query, "Will you please show
me some of the hats';" become Indig
nant and sharply icply that they aro
not saleswomen.
Hut a prominent wealthy woman of
West Walnut street pi o veil an excep
tion to this title in one of tho most
poptilu- mi res the other day, Tho
salcsgiil who wan waiting on her. nnd
who has been doing so for years, hail
left her to go after another hat for
Iter to try on, when n woman stii'pe-l
tip to the customer and expressed a de
sire to look at sotno specimens of head
wear. Tho Walnut street woman
promptly took tho new-comer In tow
nud gave her the benefit of her knowl
edge nhout n number of hats which she
lind examined In her own srnieh.
When the halesgltl appealed, sha
turned the woman over to her nnd
oxcummI herself, while the girl,
nlzlng tip the situation, went ahead
nud made u good sale of n hat that
her customer had praised. Then the
other customer, who had patiently
waited, congratulated herself on hav
ing made n sale for the girl, made her
choice of n hat nnd depnrted smiling.
Philadelphia Ilccord.
m ,. a Ba)w s 1la- , ,-('
An Englishman Is always fond of re-
Tll IIbiIim I'ni. Vj....t
nally, whether by nccldcnt or not Is not
known, he met his Wnterloo, and the
wicket was knocked over back of tho
great player's bat. Naturally enough,
the bowler felt proud of his achieve
ment, but there was perhaps no call
for tho extreme display of exuberance
that ho made. He threw himself down
on tho ground, rolled about, stood up.
yelled, threw his hands nbout ns If he
had gone crazy anil capered up nnd
down for fully live minutes. Lord 1'lts
hnrdlngo looked nt him until he had
quieted down, and then ho said:
"Come here, young man. I'd like to
tipeak to you."
The proud bowler npproached.
"You uto the ouly mnn who over
bowled me out," ho said. "Hero's ."1 for
you, nud If you hadn't made such n
blank fool of yourself I'd given you
50,"-I)ctrolt I'reo Press.
Costly Pare Tor Oatrlclira.
There wns n happening nt tho ostrich
farm recently which disproves tho
theory that tho ostrich Is satisfied with
eating nails, barbed wire nnd the like.
A man who had visited tho farm the
day before discovered that his gold
watch was missing. Thinking that he
might have lost It nt the farr. ho re
turned to look for It. When no arriv
ed, ho enlisted tho services of n youth
nnd slatted In quest without entertain
ing much hope of llndlng tho walcli.
About tho Ilrst thing noticed by tho
youth wni nn ostrich tossing some
thing in tho air. It wns tho watch
nnd would havo been swallowed If It
hod been n glnss faced watch. It Ii.i)h
pencil that both shies were opened nnd
lodged In the beak. The next day the
valuatloii of ono of the birds was en
hanced ?30. It swnllowed n diamond '
fiom the setting of n woman visitor
who Inadvertently sought to consols
the bird by cnresslng Its forehead.
Arizona Republican.
Inquisitive people are the funnels or
conversation. They do not take lu any
thing for their owu use, but merely
to pass It to another.
Passions weaken. but habits strength?
eu with nge.-W. E. (I. Lcckey.
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