STOWAWAY AS GHOST.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8813, 15 May 1907, Page 4

STOWAWAY AS GHOST.

The stecamship Hamburg, from Genoa, arrived in Now York recently, and the passengers reported a strange occurrence on board during the passage. When the vessel had been about a clay out faint cries were from time to time heard by the crew and the steerage “psseugers, but all efforts were for a day or two unavailing to locate their place of origin. The superstitious steerage people became vastly alarmed, declaring their belief that it was a ghostly cry of warning ofimpendiug danger. On the fourh day, however, one of the crew uncovered a ventilator, and found a very stout stowaway wedged in the scanty space therein. He was in an exhausted coudiiou.