The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-27

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However, everything was novel and
charming tothe young Iadies. AThebesn-
tifully painted boat, the gay A4gs and uni
forms, the discipline, the time kept by the
osrs, when o engaged in cfA66mg), the
crabs themselves, (which were supposed to
be part of the manual-sH delighted the
| girls. Their whole former experience of
Boating consisted Of having been rugged
about In askf' by u persPning swivel ear
puller. -1.i' e. 700 1'
Belle BOgsrF never could keep still when
delighted. Ve' Is-" -viis
o she Rdgettsd, and wanted to get up but
had noexcuse.d ID By and bye the coxswsin
said, s"Thsre's the Abbey - eFs
Then Bsle srose-t6 see the Abbey, Of
course. Then a desire came over her
sn irresistible one-to stand upon her seat.
The boat wss going very stesdily-why
not2 Just St this moment the coxswsin
sung out al
0Givs wAy hearty / There are milk
punches waiting for You st the Abbey
To this .exhortation four men responded
By 3 hearty pull; No. 2 caught sbsd crab,
No. 5 s worse ore; the, boat ro1e5 and
wobbied; there was 3 piercing scream
from Mary Wilson, and Belle BogsTt was
Now, ) Club boat can be. stopped by 8
vigorous F'stern sll99 or !thold water" with
in her own length, but j must be expected
that Bolle's exodus was 3 very unexpected
performance and that the eoxsWain and
crew we're sysrdsnt, Before the tPhRn-
tom" could be stopped, two hundred ieet
of water lay bstwesn the lady and the
boat I ana afraid the coTsgHn ewore
once IS he rose to his feet ond5 threw on
4 his casts But, before he atSDkss header
into the river, help came 70 Belle BOgsrt
Frank Mitchell that afternoon wss Civ
ing the 5sKstydia'ss trisl-:He pulled
down the river a frn; easy, swinging
+ stroke, showing that he wss n6novice with
the SOULS. Then he pulled up again.1 By
ard bye he caught sight Of the "Pnantom :
He kept 3 parallel course and CRITICIZED
H. Hniq1 at
LOCATING Is locking up here. wonder
whether those girls are good lookingfa A
:. Green crew-bad stroke thst is for such q
? heavy boat; too quick. HGiIo8s the.es
cfsbf There,e smother on stchipE
disorder, I imagine. I can row arount
any such crew. Lets see Y th9Segltls ar
: BE had not pulled three strokes When
he heard 8 scream. Casting bis, eye owe
lis shoulder, he saw s lady foSting on tia
water, buoyed up by her cfinoline. Tn
"Phantomh was apparently running sWsl
from her and leaving her TO her fate
With a muttered curse st the folly o
ereea crews taking out sdiesss be ven
v down 70 his work OAe of ehaws best
. the SKasydid'S dieWo overa5be water s
though she was REASONABLY sc~qilEtnie'
with Belle Begart ard felt s deep inte4s
: in her fate. When Frsuk got close 70 "a
floating lady, he saw that lie could reic
her before her face went under. Instant.
he stopped pulling, drew piece Of
from bis pocket and fastened it teADoht
Trigger. By that time be mad reaehs4her
!; Tsking the string in his teeth, he uI b
s9neStsby a vigorous side-WAlOp.
@kAingu up 70 tumble utmight haTessFfn
Esdber or Injured the canvass, don't 70
sect BE swan TO Belle, drawing 81
aKaty" after him Her face had nssrt
reached the surface in her downward pei
cling course. He pulled the boat close u
l mdmads heE1asw-hRAar@ over 81