New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
USED TO ROUGH WEATHER YOU SEE.

Eugene Field London letter to the Chicago News.
By the way, when crossed in the city Of Chicago
there was among The passenger, one tall inc look
Ing, placid eyed man VINO puzzled All the rest oi Us
bv the -traugcucSs OF his dcmeauOr. did not meet
him until had been ont four DAYS. He was seated
IN the dining .alopn eatuS lipe ana onlQns MHgn inc
steward carried me I'm for fhe first time tQ get me az
cllmatcd 10 the OdOr o mutton broth ana machinery
erea-c. Much as then marycllcd al the audacity ~
90" stranger who partoUh of trpc ana onions with a,
been angel food marvclicd Still more when learned
from the steward t.at the man had eaten four meals
-uh.equcntl. | learned from the tall nue looking,
pacid.ey'd gentleman himself that his name was
Ezra I1mins0n and that he lived at Wheeling, ". va
iie Wa cn route To- Paris to DO the close 81 lIe n
position and / gathered from de>utOry remarks that
ferc-fel if railroad ,rcuritic- Much t. ms auisze
mcni Dee told that thi- the first voyage he ever
resisted -ca,icancs, had led me To- suppose that he
veteran seaman. lie o9nic-scf To- me- mat ne hAu
for De- had heard All III, lie 81 the horror, ~ ocean
travel. However" Doe added cheer.ully " have -
pool "iinout even so much A, suggestion oi nausea
The sixth ard seventh day, Of tAe yoyase we're .A.
cecdinsy compositions The ship rolled ilenuur .
out If hi> Two cabin passengers iiiN one flan'u ~
bed lll that hdeou- time In order - save my Hcl
nsii me- .'' To- 10, }~r, iSave b prai-;T cried:
last have squan that Will settle that man IRON.
.oh 10. not Al ALL sir said Dr. Mc>wiuny. " he's
been walking f,c dera all day and wondering whether
see shall have continuation Of Ear weather 70
Taen tlc pur-er tad me that Torlason had eaten
l1,ou ard eggs for breakfast and lad expressed
desire for boiled dinner at . o'cockl On; no" /
leaned TO bate .htt man lomiin,on from Nneei'N- ,
Drrlu- t'r g. BE- voyage hc was a. chippef i,,,l
hearty us Hpu please. his appetite was 80 brat
vigorous d, - shock All tir rc~t oil Us. W. ",Is
heartily Illd when We parted company with nm, al
Liverpool. II ever again. We said. dsre-ardiul o.
tl. ir. .I-in ID eyer again We make a voyage WIN
"A Wheeling mau we'll eits AZ home.
Bli SIS vce.. later ON board a wfeieh"d transport
from calais to Dover. who should turn up hut tial
self twe Ezra iomlin-on IF Wheeling. ". Va, lie
hii dome fh. Exposition and Was -0las Nlm'. ne va
f., calm. d. placid. n- -"'i po--e--tr a ever Ii'
,llflcl was unusually rough That night, al th'
officer. and eIrN were -.h. ana even tc DONKEY
engine turned pale "ltH emotion a. Tor ine pt-,e,i
for death % relieve them. AZ bat I0mlin,on. aud he
seemed t. wonder 40 30. a., t DEE could not BIS ANY
meiu- understand why everybody el-c took IN 80.
The ship noundrrrA hh. ppgp'i,c, standing iirl
oi one end ard then on the other, sometimes idi'l
ns heavily % the right ard then swinging WIN a
mighty rfUal ias other way ol 10 Wis simply aNiuI
vcsc landed At Dover. When loiHiln,on sannter"i
r'-urci into tlc custom house he found Ire stretched
''~-.r Said l. fachly. VIII you kindly grant the
i..t request OBJ, orc VINO feels that he }, n artcul,
moifl- /, D. possible. tcil Wc tuu Is lt possible
ihat you are wholly inscn.h'r % tne torture, u
slightest qu1lm The storm. of the Atlantic and the
t>nur.i. of tir 'l1Nucl, ao up. understand lt-tc
Oi. I'D 10 us eternal reward ciuolcate THIS nysicFl
Indeed -ir.' Do answered. "it quito a MY
t.rlou- to me to hcar >ou speak OF storm and ten
pests and htyc wondered to So" 80 many ~ my f. J.
IS passengers ~uo,ulub around me-. y, Tor my self
! have never before enjoyed qncicf uaNcl IMAM iAal
which sou call t"mlc-iuou-
.>.r." >Nrich'i, ln frenzy Of evaporation " who
are you lr what ucclomanuc or dlaboli'al art are
,ou Sailed that yuI thu, calmly def the malignant
lo.icfou-ne-- az Wind aud wave '
since ,ou require me g. De- explicit answered
and tor twelve wear, have t,cn a director IN the
baltimore aud OhlD Railroad"