The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-05


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aerseoo1. beem bressAs toa eleee s. her -,
Iness 81 N ~ narfiea: ana some,hing ~
corpprcmiee Of iii natters n dioDute F.a ~,
Tor win probably storelv Be-. eereed On 10th sia.
The -wosls necessary o. be Couppleted hes;nre IN
start ~ America. are mainly ths,.e vhi.h a. !,
fQuired 10 Ne performed hy the Roard n n "a
81 fore The Rrsnt 81 - $3.50, s..,siS..s -
der the p ssenRers' act But. IN order That mi
Ing should be wanting to make the Great NJ
tern - perfect and = comnlete 8 noss;hle i,
every department. I most careful exsminst;nn :
the machinery has heen mazda ~ Nese,e p.r,
Field, and The hull and sstnes have hes, ~, IS,
carefully looked into nv erinent shin snrvc, -
The re.olt - ~ ~: ...s., 'f - ~ =. =
show how greatly exaorr.rnted were III thcss A.
eriptions Of har imrerfect staee. vhioh NAVY ,er
sons, from various motives. had circul ted viii
respect to this magnificent shin Everv .ns..s
ton made by s.comnetert y r,rt;e. -. ~.
adopted by the new Bosrd of h;rrcto-. .ns ~
whole expense of the vorks ;ncln;n. shs -
that are actually necessary and Others vhich M :
be considered "a improvements vim v,ot e.c..,
42O 600. The works whirh hsvn 49,. ,.s.,, =.
hand, include the buildin0 or n.,r stro -.
board some Additional stsneh;ons IN srr,,.. ~.
cargo deck, some Alterations in tho dsv;ts g.
hanging the boats. and anne ..ld;,;on.i s, ~
ports to the sides Of the coal.hnnLors nl.
rather heavy affair il the constru,t;on &c 49,
mel for the passage az the crev. arg;noa.s .na
others through the coaI-hnrL..s TN - " !"
volycd cons;der.h,s s.,o.,n. e '.s nus IN
500 tons Of coal hsv Ma - - ....o.sa ":u
der to get At the WORK These t.nmo,s III, =, OF n
.ss.. ~'.n ws.er.mgat doors 1t each OF the CON-
,ar.:1..:s, .'u "De usciui tor giving increased
.s,...'s. auu anoFd iacihtes Tor testing the
;,.,.'ps. ~. ~ s''e .oai iu the Dunkers" An
ths, s,,.,. ~ nno Wneh II Is considered
.hasa ss .o. ~ IONS % coai are slowed away in
0'ese parts OF the ship. Some alterations are
.hs 1..n s1e ~ .ne packing q the iron masts,
.a., "oI ~ ,appsE 5'nerto used being about to be
GO y! i'or""ea"'' Or some less elastic SUBJ
r" sa.:..
w;,h n;ah 70 sne squadron OF 20 small boats
Win Wn'cn the snip Il ut present provided, there
=. W lwo o.ncrs OF unusually large size, equal
Say. ~ 'nouerate s'zed senooners, their dimen-
~ T,"ls uc'ns " ieet IN length BY IL in width
.he salons ana CABINS which were unfinished
Mnen sne snip LEFT the Thames, are also to be
competed before the All ,ntic tip The plank
ns " tne deck wall remain unchanged. though
=, au',eu on all hands to be piece OF notorious
:. nau workmanship upon very Dad timber In
auoiuon 10 the Improvements mentioned, there
1c a hummer OF small details required to be at
'emued 70 M the engines and machinery.
A"e isoard nave appointed Mr.. Thomas Bold,
one OF tine late DIRECTORS to the post Of general
, n.. NO appointment Of Captain Of the
s'"P mas yer oeen made, but the general opinion
appsars 20 De snat captain sinehaii, Snperin
=. :,e Aeol'esranean steam Navigation
company VIII oe appointed
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vour crotcbet mns. =. ns,,-..;a ~ 81 aown 70
have tirst moraaa H.. hsi'a u"ies. you
No nse crnrsd;ns, :. $500 ~, t yoI' c'oeAlng-I
ram, III "' .u ."e "ess VI your snoe |
terr;5,I, ioni 1919. WI, ou anu 'ney speak win
soma,;,nas '''sss on" ~ announcements seasons,
no., ,,.a...,
when Won fa.l Reel a;..s S", . .'a,A p"etry
~. 'Ca ..e, mug u'sPoseo toward enthusl-
conroo na .n.d - nu ss.o:: vi spc.k an en-
have vent Denend mon !, ranM h 1919 hs,;a must
t;sS.d sf,a.,sa,d "i'''' ~ ~" NC pe''er sa-
Dont pretend to be angry because gentlemen |
nave .he audacity TO look at you, VIII, n You pro-
'nehace broadway III your best bonnet What |
10 you go '.ere Ior, u not TO be seen! The more
"" a"ect 'na 'ehat'oh, the more the Offending
"rr.'nes WONT peheVe u.
Do"t pay tniriy or forty dollars for the afore- |
sa'a o'hnet' tnen complain that pa is IN such |
.'arrow circumstance you can't a1oid to give |
'"T.N ~. GENTS IN charity!
D' ~, Ga. que ana yeilow candies the whole /
'.' my mouse "'ppiihg al pine apple cheese,
anu .neh lsinent because you havnt any appetite |
'oI u'nner.
Don Keep gentiemah waiting malt an hour |
"ue'' ne c"l's' "h''e you put on lace and ribbons,
a NJ. arrange curis; ne isn't fool, whatever you
'.nlk ON Inc SUBJECT, ana Will probably form his
own IDEAS upon your original appearance
10" ru" anu moe, Hike frightened rabbit, |
when gentleman puts ms head into the room
where You are sweeping or busting. If there's |
anything to be ashamed of in the business, why |
do you do it!
Don't proclaim to the world that You can't ex |
lst without six Paris bonnets in year, and that
lite would be burden without an opera box and |
diamonds and then wonder that the Young men
sheer oh!'
And above all, when some one does propose,
don't say no, when you mean yes! He may take
you at your word.
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:. ZONE Ine cdltor OF the Albion. at present
;" "on'e, Nr..es ~ lolows
an apo:' 20 ieave IL aiter ten weeks So
count for the fascination of residence here
We have had rain, mud and cold weather, al
aanseon the Church ceremonies are tedious
he carnival was a. failure; the beggars are i'm
fortunate and swarming poverty and degrade
ion stare one in the face the antiquities are too
,ften jumbled; the frescoes, for the most part,
aided the good pictures in the galleries are one
n dozen; st. Peters itself is but series of
magnificent architectural blunders. With all
hese drawbacks, and half a hundred dissrpoint-
nents, there is ho denying the charms Il know
lot any other suitable world that Rome exer.
Uses over its visitors. 1t seems to affect the
,ounS and old, the illiterate and the cultivated,
hose who are susceptible of emotion. and those
o whom external objects are alike Indifferent
Ana have sought In vain to unravcl the mys-
cry OF TINS Ia c'nation. The res dents see It ex-
'"pnned, season AFTER season; but, lockers on