Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-12-15

"a a. fewlstOn journal.
/ asa iew pufio from his cigar a
nan Who is interested IN ship
h.gan an aneedote, Cap
ma he, THAT story reminds
H. something in about the same
which / was interested. A
= 1ofmine, who was master Of a
.bip, promised he would bring
a,ne some excellent liquor on
asyt voyage he made, and he ne
a.n;ed the promise by the boast
,bare would not be any duty
.W either. Well, had not
In much about the matter UNI
4. ,lay | noticed in a boston pa
MAT the ship had arrived in
Rnt the next days issue Of the
oaper contained nm interesting
\, " the manner in which GUS
.honse officials discovered that
~ half OF one Of the spare spars
n the vessel carried was hollow,
I,bat the hole contained fifteen
aons ofliquors. ! never got my
gallons and my friend got four
NJ ii iail, while the ship made
psxt voyage under the charge Of
nate
EttF short man now took up
asygrsatiun, and said u re-
~ d prstly neat thing once
sas done h this very port only
wears ago ~ the captain % one
sbils 81 ilgs Iioughton ilest
s,as across lgnm Liverpool, and
H. yoynge hr treated tile sailors
sllY Welt So We'll, In fret. TINT
tbe captain asked twelve 1T
shortly before going into port.
b biE littlu favor, they readily
tsel. The result was that when
,aip vas mO0rd 10 the wharf
Z twelve sailors walked ashore,
4 siih "a imported leather shoot
qoat on, under his own rough pea
III Tha captain followed them
anie1yous. where tho sailors
siesl themselves of the English
a,A The captain set eIn up all
vsnd seyesai times and parted from
naors HE an old friend
N sooner had this nneedota heen
sisl than another old sea cap.
rih nnd pEiFVd now. broke III
ly ai,h, lrs, that's "a good
e blg Il don nlwnyU work. II
wtea tried tt. anyhow. fon
laas Ii England and bought Il
ssanu F0r niv Mile, who
tai g;.t W paying 600 t$ln0l
EAl s4 $3.50 NeM York /
A fiege uT tjle ship Il
ag tha shawl uAbuna Tor
i, sAie would, 0rts putting
r aFgr Tile side and at "
q ihH inspectors ful.
II s ashore but Whpa ! over
I pp 1an, tlsn hu IS re-
T.! Wy si1e tlt HnNl back ta Ge.
ra,g b usIl Is policeman
.iemUsrI "a tgkr Che shawl
i a Ntn could dof 4
pros itat tiiu shawl WIS
anil u Sass Obliged ca stand
N sIt1t woman walk on
,l1 es.aal that hnd writ
n e mg 1 about You mas
u itt' / sewer tried anything
a ',gt lHr aan
n hearty iaug.s went round ~ tho
ia rNi tf nud a. soon III II
dsd gHlr tbs The mAfa &c
@ntWagtei schooner. NOW
7lglag ia port, spoke ~, Two
y age gaii he, ] Was iuato III
sIP, with Capt S.. III this
as master III Birmingham.
sand one dny. We hnth pur.
3sd s0lk umbrellas. They we're
ii goPd 0Ises. aud We paid Sl2
Il .Gr them We came across Ia
II lprk and after W. had brpn IN
N Z nE moments the captain aud
a MA started 10 70 nshore. The
4 @l1ra ! had removed the cover
ioiiI my umhcrlla aud had wiped
~ art ! could find III ny room
i make i look old. The capsnin
!. 'aought this precautiDn unnecps.
4 Y AMI We started ashore. | hay.
u H'ihe ill waving IN the wind and
1apiain having his wrapper
wv Y aud done up IN its original
l a.age q we'll An inspector stood
M wharf, md as soon ~ we had
Y MN hc turned and followed
4 - stepped up To the captain
Wos hiF umbrella away from
,ald later in the day the captain |
I a,9d S25 for petty smuggling. |
41ader mun ! never saw.
-~U1.s -
a'a'r Display Of Feminine Courage. !
~ Filth Hamilton, the fifteen.