Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

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Of these vessels, the Norseman, OF the
old AIlegworth Line Of Liverpool. She
100, -, 4La I,ost Tndia trade at the time.
was ia ,l'' I'',' , - nal,o NV first vow
anu ! 0"0 '''"' ~ 1 ,,,;4h h.,
age&S master ! ma" pee" "''iI ''0 =
the previous voyage IN the capacity OF
chief mate, and was more thah pIeaSed
when the firm called me INTO thelr
private Office and offered me the COM
mand OF the ship.
had Just been married, ana IL IS
needless to say, that accepted the
firms offer, at the same Tune arranG-
ing to have my wife accompany me on
the voyage.
81 have favor to ask OF you, capt.
Thornton" said Mr.. BurIlngame,, the
senior partner, when we were alone,
"and rely upon your honor to keep the
matter confidential"
/ bowed, and Mr.. Burhngame went
ON:
"My daughter Evelyn has become m
tatuatcd with one OF my clerks, ana he
has had the assurance to ask her hand
in marriage. He has been dismissed
from our employ, and have seen moth
ing of him since. My daughter has takcn
the matter to hear, and | have decided
to send her out with you on voyage IN
the hope that the change OF scene ana
the compamonsnlP OF your vile ana
yourself may bring back the roses to
her checks. Anything you can do TO as
sIst In having her forget the Wretched
Iniatuatlon Will be aPprecljaittG:dC.
! had niue laith III my aDliliy 10 cause
MISS Evelyn to forget Aer lover, pc
SIDES, as | had Just entered the married
ed to syNpathiZe with a plan for the
separatiofNof two loving hearts, but |
promised to care for the. shlpoWner' =
daughter as Tar as VAS IN my power, ana
the interview terminated.
The following morning my VIE ana L
went aboard the NorSeman, which was
lying at anchor IN the MGrSey. AT y
o CLOCK Mr. hufIiiiS"illG ana tllS daugh-
yer came ABOARD. Inc la''ef was
handsome YOUNG '""E Vi - years, pt,t
1icl SWEEP '"to H"S R't'c anu S'u' anu III.
thouEil HHC S"IG iIotnII'@' II WAS eNluellI
tilaI tno lIougHJ Oh IeaNIhS nome VI
Iected heT deeply
fareWelis We're over, the anchor was
aWcigh ana MT. IUrIIngame, AFTER
parting grasp OF the hand, and
whispered admohItlon to take go0d
care OF Evelyn, stepped aboard the
tender and returned to shore. We,were
toWed down the Mersey, crossed the
oar, ana dlsmisslng our tug pilot, bore
away lor inc cape Oh IIood nope. -
AlIer we were wen 4hdef way all
ll"iuS were C3HGI ait 10 choose WatcheS.
AS Ihe crew iIIeQ pE, one OF tnelr num-
Der, q me looking young fellow, at
iraCIed my aJlehtIoh.
NHo Is th"' young man ASKED,
ptp!!nEhS MN ouI ~ NlF' ENefsoh' my
clI 1,,l ila'e.
NenilG'h N"FHhef, ne Snlpped as
c"Ipehter ; man, was Ihe reply.
1uS' 10 we It, ere" t"uSeu themselves III
~ me niue "o"iI 'he malhlnaS the
tauIgs caH'e on "ecA ana walked lor-
""iu ~ NHcIV ! was HIaidll'S'
hs 'u'h'N 20 greet tneh was
started py " scream from MISS BurIlll-
game, ana tne next moment / was
holdlhS hef hhp form IN my arms.
She was ut once taken below and soon
recovered consciousness, out could give
no explanation OF her tatntlng tit;
we We're. scarcely TWO weeks OUT
Delote houVCM great cnange III MISS
Burilngame. The roses had returned
TO her che9RS' ana she seemed Well
Pleaseu WIN nef situation aboard the
No % ~
one Neht Sn over the snip, some
llllles "cVoil1 P'l''eu .! my WE, ana
:1 t 's"''V' several l'illcs l no
lieeu teI III tohNers3'lohS Win the
atpehter maze, ana, my CURIOSITY
being aroused, / walked forward one
1'S 9ltu ", taIs9 r"nNeFS$'l'oL WIN MN II
loudu e;"i"nor an ;nle4 IL Ie.-
.oWl p4sseSS,iE " SURPRISING i"lilla'9rllfE ~,
WIN Tue Iu.e5 OF haVi5 atloh ana an
Pet running 70 me merchant
lllt tiiouE.,t ~ lltue singular
t obii Via, ~ hd IS , ,,ie,tSSlce ana aPP'I
nv IN F'. ,' 10 "e'to' poS,,'2T ,i;s'
r,r H. w. e'c o,3 t tII h G az i'i's'Sn
His ranly WIS that he i;n;+oJ roso,r-
lits iep,5 "',S ,,3''I ;''S lotit,fu iGsour-
,4S i,"a ptIG ;s l,S $500 illE ~. Guy
,eu1 My Tbs word 'T Thn r ,Io eti ~nu
oot ss i.,c bnt pn ;ntn % the
landsome' manly face convinced me-
hat whatever his reasons were for being