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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-02
Men Who Laugh When Battling for
L1fa
From the New York ]


Shakespeare shows us how the pressure
OF tremendous danger. or even grief,
sometimes drives men to bursts of laugh
ter-amazlng, and. to soma superficial
observers, impossible as seems the incon-
gruity. 1t is curious and profoundly in =
teresting to note how In real life an event
will now an then occur directly suggestive
of the great masters treatment in this
and in other of bis methods of procedures,
and demonstrating bis fidelity TO nature as
if by fash of conviction.
An extraordinary incident in point is
related 10 the course by the narrative of
MIR. Silva, a passenger by the lost steamer
City OF Vera Cruz, Of the wreck of that
vessel and his own subsequent escape. He
has been telling about the terrible scene
that Immediately followed the breaking
up of the ship Many were at once
drowned outright. but others, who still
lived and chung to all manner of fragments,
were horribly beaten by whirliDg wreck
age, often dashed from the frail articles by
which they clung, and rolled over aud over
by the monstrous waves. After describ-
ing number of efrightfuI episodes, Mr..
Silva goes on to say:
"We ran across a sailor who was on
another part of the steamer. He said,
Hello, how are you making out?' We
said, Pretty we'll under the circumstances.
The next moment We were whirlinQ
through the air and water, and as we came
up the sailor was laughing at us; for the
wave had not broken until ii passed him.
We kept together until dark. fighting for
life until about o'clock. a heavy sea
knocked us off our raft, and / saw no more
OF It. l shouted and called to the others,
but no reply came. was alone with
nothing but my life -preserver.
This extraordinary picture of man,
laughing, as if at a practical joke. in the
midst OF carnage, agony, and desoation
IS wonderfully impressive. and the more
so because of the directness aud simplicity
OF the sketch. which precludes all thought
OF Dremiditation. Thomas. Drumgoold. the
fourth assistant engineer of the ship. who
was also among the saved, furnishes this
morning piece of testimony which in a
manner afhrms the suggesfivenoss of the
foregoing quotation. and bears witness to
the possibility of q ludicrous effect being
wrought amid the EXTREMIST surround
ing horror. Mr.. Drumgoold relates
that 'the water around was full
OF human beings. most of whom
had been injured by pieces of debris and
were bleeding iprofusely. The waves
moved up to tremendous height. i
would see man said he. elinging TO some
object suddenly shoot up above me in
the air on the top of one these waves, and
the question would pass thronghEfmy mind
Where Is he going TOP" Later on he
saw piece OF wreck. Whic h provide to be q
side OF the Captains house. He left the
parrai, saying TO- himself, "NoW ! have
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-02

done with you," and chung to the piece
of wreck. The waves plsyfully tossed
this over several times, but still he chung
to it. We have thus two bids OF proof.
corroborating the other. that show how
there may be room in the mind. among
the most appalling circumstances
and even in the presence of almost
certain death, for the perception and
enjoyment of grim humor, The incidents
instantly convey to us feeling of some
thing Shakespearean: and although those
acute analyses required no such copfma-
ton of the masters truthfulness, either
Coleridge or Schlegel might have been
glad to enrich their commentaries by
events so foreibly illustrative of one Of the
dramatist's boldest and most striking
devices, device repeatedly 'stigmatized as
extravas ant and unnatural. but which ex-
perience show to be strictly consonaut
with fact.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-02

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-02

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