Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-02

"Aud wild all THIN pisaourcra TO b
wnirhIu' aud carin' fcr-wOuo than
stabl ful Of iastesf'
"Ycs.~ aid the captain. two Try Q,
care Tor our plsscng ~, bat the etccrng,
! /. little crowded They arr often vcry
sick"
"Ye.. Nh. / was that sick myseif
Thought ho dyin' slil Pat.
"slme arr severely 49," said tho cap.
| tain.
This time Pat made no answer. hut
siarcd 90 him with % hlt flash rising 10
! bis face.
"somstii~a ihoy are 20 very IN that
they iic. ihe captain went On. "Dch-
cate WOMEN. you know-liiilo children
and doieaia women.
PIT sun looked 10 him In silence.
'sWhen said shat We had worry nm.
pleasant VOYAGE lmcani." aid the cap
tain. "thai we hai ari1us illness that
we hal death on board. Two Aicernge
pauangcrs dici one was William
OlluurAe. ava uld man coming over to
live with his a1n.
"gui r..t his aoulr said Pat, crossing
his f,Hheal.
"Thc other. WHO was very M was n
wunnn." ahid tle captain, "a Young
woman. aud very pretty. Mr.. Nolan,
we hayo TO prepare for storms IN this
llfe-w have to brace up AMI bcnr them
ns well a. we can. They aro very hard
~ lrar I have had a great many my
eif. Atmy ago that goo. without say
Ing. hut you are young and full 81 hope.
am very sorry 10 any that ! am afraid
you are about to suiier a terrible shock.
IL IS painful task 10 tel you. Brace
M. my lni The other passenger was
Young woman, and her name. A. We have
Il written hers, was Annie O'Brion."
Al tho color had guns out of Pats Taco
ly this time II was white, lips aud all.
Ile dropped hia Arms VA the table aud
hid his face on them. and great sobs
shook his irame.
The cnp.aln wiped the tears from his
own eyes.
Talk docs no good he said. Thine
only can comfort You"
1T seems ~. II could not believe II,
captain Pat cried, lifting his tear swol.
len face. "AnnIe-my little Anfioi
An " sur Il was AnnieyT
There WIS but one Annie OBricn on
onr Mt" eaid tho captain. "Shc gavo
hcf namo just hofoic she hrcathci hrr
last The only Storage passenger u tho
maine Of O'nrion died on the voyage 81
n fever. The doctor cared Tor her Ne
well as he know how. Tho women
nur.ei her kindly We buried her at
sea, and the burial service was said by
Catholic clergyman WHO was On board.
You might like TO know that. 20 tell
YOU"
MY Anuic-my Annie At tho bottom
II the sayF inonned poor Nolan. IAN
III nlycr r'c her again. niycr kiss hcr
nj lipsi nlver feel ner two arms about
mo ncck' All. Annie. | won't live after
ron-l won't live after yqul Life l. too
iari 10 bear wid that to'think o. It's
turned me TO % woman, sir. TN thinkin',
Jui ii's the worst blow | liver had IN me
oife."
1herc was knock ai the door Just
hem Pat hid his tear stained face
gain.
mo admiitAnce Just now" cried tho
'spisin.
II didn't name to come In. plasc. SIR
aid n sweet voice. "but III like 10 sp.,k.
. ye, captain. ~ yen LEI me I'm
yaiiin' this long time till mo frind comes
Iboorl 10 lring ms home. aud I'm get. !
in' anxious, frnrin' something has hap. |
'encd lin. What will do. siri ! 4
now no one In Americay. prrh ips no |
night be- on boorl and mo not know u.
led he askin' fur Annie OBrien, and /
ed be- Pat Nolan, that I'm promised To.
Would yc"---
But the captain hni flung wide tho
orr. aud Pat was ou his feet. aui with /
roar like that Of buffalo had flung
" arms about her.
"Glory DO 20 God aud all the saintsl"
e cried. You're not dead at ALT
'ou'r aliyel I've got you safo aud
oundl They've been tcllin' me You
'cro dead. Go'l help tho man that put
he thrck on me, for IN lave but tho
ones Nv hinr'
"Quici, ihctel7 shouted the captain.
Down with your fists. or IN put you In
'onsl What did you mean by asking
n Annie OBden, storage passenger.
'hen you wanted Annie Bailey, u frat
lbin plsfongcri TiiAt II tho girl thai
lands there. That is the name she gave
s-Aume Bailey"
captain, dear, cried Annie, clutch
" her Pat by the coat tails, captain,
nrlin', Pat uiver lnew-he did not.
ince writin him, my moihor-a WILDLY
-marued again wild Mr. Peter Bailey,
nat knpes loine tavern In our town.
o long ~ ! WIS goin' from her. and he
roposiu TO her, why wouldn't shei Aud
e, hnvin' money 20 sls,w, said should
lme like a lady, aud paid me passage
! tho ioinc-i place; and out Nv compli'
rent 20 hm-bcing my mothers hus.
and and % generous 10 mel sailed ~
nnie Bailey. That "a the way II was,
lptainj aud indade all tho throublc
rose FROM it-for / wanted Pat 10 hnd
Ie -a.el Ia tho illigant saloon. and TO-
Iainel there waitin' Cor him"
"Huull excuse me, Viz, p said Pat, bow
Ig low, "on account OF what I've been
imugh."
AN right, iny man. the captain an.
ycrcdi and then Pat threw his arm
jout BIS Annie aud led her away. tho
ippoi fellow alive, Mary Kyle Dial.
IS ia NTosi4e Companion.
I
los, ~ Memory.
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