Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10

After ilaundsii.sg about for some tisnt, III
the wafer, Martin rot IoId of something
whici, he thought Naz Il pivt'tof wreck, b,li
which foitnnatt.iy ploy.d 10 b. the schonn-
FRS t,af. that icing au llr side If the schpou-
tf sNspasiie 10 that strlltsk h,' HE shi., had
luckily rvadh.d the water Without being lit
all harmed b. The csl.e,assipn
lutte Nllaart, yAu = asked il familiar
| voice, u our hero. alter usrif cspsizing HE
boat, iulll5ind uncerelnHniousiy iii over herr
/ side.
. Aatts Burke, wid the siyei. seiss,s almost
slrs's'epd out of my poor bot'y WHO are
jiyal,?'s u
Tom Williams. nobody more nor less, =
was the curt replv
Is there any more of ynus'
Yes. twoss' answered Williams, ..fl,ey
were staw ed away under the fllwarts, fscats)
and thus kept from falling out !,
Thank tod for that returned Martin.
''haYen't yc seen nor heard anything of the
resi- oi oitf schapS?''
Show me tl,r man that will see, anirch
before his nose III this weather. aud III show
yoil i ciiriosily.a replied Williams. II la-
ther guess that lssell they are lost Ii tie
tog."
"alitl It's the disil's own fog too" said
Martin thick enough to be cur by knife.
Suppose now, fon,. Ne put ont the oars and
lulli.'
Where to r inquired Tom.
4 EuifH tysf, y, -; -. = -
esls' ,aisl Martin, ..but thought if We pulled
sd'neNlefes We might pick up some Others OF
the crew.
YRS. bui In Ills Blasted fog. we're sltsf as
likely 60 pull away fraill as towards them q
lndade. but That's fact [ didn't think
Of said Martin. 'H,w long will it last?''
Sometimes three or insir hours. and
sometimes as many days replied rom. III
| will bt just my luck. suppose, to have ii
last for eyer.''
Nonsense. man, don't be down-hearted. y
returned M:r.iu. Look on the br gIt side,
| Tom.,'
uf sha:?
Eyer, thing
I'd jsst lie To see The bright side of Til.
fig! replied Tom.
~ hen yer can't see it at Wnist, you must
keep Aon lp"kin'. niy honey, f-r behave
Ins:ssa brigt.l si.e-.ss.rs-s' nd pt.l ssin,..
wIEsfss. KIT III ni5rffiai cold "a
.ialiitis ;lion, said Tom. although far
my ralt. ilialk we'd better lie down ard
die
'Whislit man. We aiA'f near so bad off as
~e might be, after all. The wind what there
| vas. m:,en ~e Was bit. has gaIie almost down
Tie se;, is pretty sniesth, aud we've get i
ti:-',. boat t, tlsat i:,.'
.iiil we STA, ye.' interrupted Tom.
.0r fintl land. or get picked up by SOME
vessel. continued Burke. (which I'm going
ID wish and look Tor rs long as can see.
50 I'll sing. M
49,. Ny wife will ling, and " II dance.
AID merry Westt pass the day. 5s4 8
For hold it ore Of The very wisest things
i'll the world to drive dnll care away
.llaye yoi. got 4 aieg asked Tom. aa 4f
No, but il live I've aot the lssouise of as
purity Il niie as treaas tie swate sods OF ould
ireland. BY the powers b,ls it's gitting light
err
Yes, daylight is coming, sncll as ii is re-
piled ronl. 5,
'Whlsil!' rxclaialed Martin, as he saddel.-
ly peaked his oar.
What for?'
4 Thought heard something 81
'by the living blue b.azes. | -ee soinething.' 4
cried Ion, rs he also peaked Ills oar. and
pointed to the outline Of Il clark object IN
sIghi off The boats weather bralil.
so do /, and lis a slip. Hurialit mur-
theri! we're lost In the fog, nov! !! shouted
Martin, at the ,ol u his voice. F
Ptlli. or she 'llsrun us down. said Tom.
& So WILL replied Mat putting oul his oar
s.Lnt the tiisl u FUR of, or well lose The
| lbiis,ed sight o. herr
they pulled q little ahead. however, then
shippe,l III their oars anu shouted Ut the top
of their voices. ss u
ny thr blinking blind lipers. tLey hear
ns, said Martillss;.s their shouts were m.
sW4rcd from thr approaching vessel
And see n too. replied IOns. lis the ship
backed her lnaii, yard and hove to, but 4
Short distance uff.
Pretty sOpll afterwards another boat was
out upon tue deep. by the AID oi which ollr
fngitiyts ners lowed along side OF the ship
aud taken on board, where they l.iirn-l the
Vessels ,Iaiiie was Tile Maria, from Belfast,
Ireland. bound TO Boston.
No s,osler was tile advent of tile rescued,
strangers litiisel tIlrougllouI the vessel. Than
III hands, bassei,gurss officers and crew.
rus ed forward 10 see thsia. and with aii
eager eyes Martin scanned eacii cuunftnaIce,
until will i ntsLIaughing Shout. bic sprung
Mi. seized Il lair feilaie III ms lruss, and
said:
Flora, mr jewel. Gpd bless ti,is day, the
10y and livery d ller Iilng ii tile world. But
i few nlinilits ago and ! was lost il the fog
and now n safe III y.dlr blpssesfarins, or so.,
III iae. b. dad il all ll,s' same. HoW callle
yos here, though.
Il. lew words flora Explained that having
Ialeiy LOST her E.lhsr and nlotier, She thOug
she would c.llle 10 Anlrairs,. As Marsil hal
by letters Invited her prt.yiosss,y % do. and
was tiseu s,,l Arr why lhillitr e join him.,
which sie tii.I fur ifis Ii soon ~ fley reacils
Boston. Ta,ets Marty with bis bvauiiissi wife
Ntslst Il, rshsli. HE Ilt rsslsrssled his tatl-
sr's farm. aud ulrre ihey have bptll lived
frn,,, thai .l.sy fo this. eiter nf hem regret