Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-04-02

Lowarel
A. the nave tzruH6 away Eht
coutuu-d 70 ne
No can't 60 WITH Teu l-tl Ea1i
vou 70 cone a-o-- -t1 u- Aulles
| down here 10 -eet re AID ] want .
spend TIE eyerirE wth Es- AeA -
Z u 70 s;Le l where ~ stCr1g
/ o. Bzrriugt1u street shes iTHz -
Esar al abou; the little sr z-1
f III szrs : lot q t-ez,1 7 telling y11
b,o,h AZ t1e sane tine
Ths was exactly tls l-Tl,atiOn had
n.eu angling :-- and. Z ec--equs-
vas rot slow % acc=Y, Il Mss AZ
.e was staying a. a c-e-. a,raTe
/ h9a-ll---h5-s and when tie lap'au
Ie1 ne ia,1 her 4'-= ra-- e re
I csiva1 rs w5th &c inclusive c1r-T
uaien quite Gispe, I'D nv dgl6is a. 70
The u-op-.ety ~ obuu1luy uy r-e-~-cs
/ On That -zr- cular evening When SIC
bad poured o. each a c1P 81 coffee the
captain proceeded 10 uutroien bis
-
Yea began the captain when
be has secured an even gt- w-
weren't more Than q 6aT eut Hle- We
| discover I'd .aat oEr c1cs ~as an OPIUM
smoker or e. eg1- ester ! don't
know taat T. matters wBl-l Is seems
/ 70 ne that nos q .19 MALAY. use
I she STUFF moro - less LII IN las case
the sirs used him. and used L5u
roeyh
But what we've y1a dong via &
I Malay cook u bard The A1z1g4 !
/ incurred Wasn't Al ordinary a4ts
man good enough io- you Or had you
got il into year bad Thar Yea were .
sort q ~p1;e1tate - tAs
/ feeble pleasantly O: ml1= u Anne
azs kind zrau-a - smile
-Oa. replied tie captain forgot
| 20 ssr -.at Siee7es orr cd e11G-yu-
know h... q C1@rs-e nan and . r-s,
good cookie ;15E t0zl with teve-
! Inst the DAY before We sailed had
to DO The 5=.. ! c5s The Malay
seemed clean and capable so to1s
hlm :15--a { acre. 4&el ms breed !
was considerably i12ueroei IN his
.zT0-, TOO bT :ae .z1. ,Lai he Rad Il
rou1-s,er T.;1 him ab5 appazrl
mighty fond q the child 7. was g
tzt little brown v~e.Tet=y=l ;l-1r u
not more tAaa four years Old L.
mother - dead and t1a, wicket
/ .o.5a u tc-e---s. seemed 81 &C.; inst -
1ueA store by il as Il he'd teea q
I C1rz Til. proved HIN 20 u In
nan. ike TIE r=st Ct Is. an tt112E:
I was pretty szte = hiring hin As &,
I proved be -zpabe +ag-EH j! !;
4 hzf-'t bs=1 t9r rat ~aecursed drug
{ ar8 it4 G-st two q three ne.-s he
( cooked t1c Is were done up Q stTle.
We began u ih.1. we had .-ntle5 o.
10 . r-s4sr-=
That asa;bea u2by took 70 the ship
like q Geek x he rater The hand.
a.! made up % him right gE and
ca-s,=1-l Hlz B--ay. which Tas
soletai1E near e-S1ya 20 ile 0zt-
la11lsa name has tath@r called hin 1y.
The COOK :r.e3 10 keep the little Eel. on
in The GALLEY with hl- b1t TIE men
KEEP c9aI-g him OF: and. seeing ,As'
they mad such . PEI = him Tie
cooE oon gave mp y ing 70 keep hin
IL Hea,1sn IS be Vas be rro5abl7
knew enough q sal.o-z 70 know p 5
yg-ngstzr would b well taken care o.
AID IL wzs-a sight better Than h4'
father e91d take care 0! him. As i
turned OFT.
"Maype i was the feeling tia.
Bur.y vas al right Tia: made Ii
cook freak locse Anyway ], wal
along the gecond dsT Ont ,hz, the sec
ond mate Zane Up 20 me and aid b
feared The cook was getting SICK
went 70 the galley and found gen
tlemzn lying On the for half curle.
Up. His fare was turned away iron
the door. As he lsy lLers&hee1il2
Bunny had come in. got hold OF s7Hsi
matches and was trying 10 star, q hr,
On the floor Jus, back q his father
head stepped on the FIRE and tool
away the matches ana shOos M hea'
fercely q. the little rascal. 50 be raj
out Of the galley. Then ! looked 4
the zig rascal His eyes were Ia,
open. He appeared 70 t. gazing at II.
root Of the galley. where, 70 i1dge b,
the ~contented smile that hung on L.
lips he must hare seen somethi
much more ornamental than a1ythiD.
NY eyes could discover ! spoke :
him Sharply. b1. he took no notice.
ordered han 70 get up, but the seraphi
smile only deepened ABOUT his ugl.
black mouth ThsaI shook him rough
", whereupon q box Of terror cam
into his eyes. then4a look Of recogn.
ton, and lastly an expression Of devil
ish hate, as he picked himself up an
went abou, his work among the pc.
and pans
After = few words 81 energetic car
ton turned away. Outside the cool
house ] said TO Mr. Lowarsen: 'Quee
case that, eng
. ITS opium" answered Lowarser
No doubt Of it al all. I've seen jus
|, such cases before among these fellow.
/ don't like the look OF 1. but havin
the young one with him he may be a
right, for this voyage any way. lie ma
: not be very far gone
, Wen keep our Weather eye Q
: him, anyway, said J.
The dinner that day was all righ
. though on one or twonew dishes whic
: adorned it we could not help lookiu
2 with suspicion. That evening ther
I came on a gale from the nor west. whic
a soon blew up a hurricane aud droy
!. US far out Of our course. For the ne,
f~orty-eight hours we were SO busy tai
ing are of the ship that we were pr,
pared TO eat anything we could 2,
I without asking questions How /
d managed it, the way the ship was worl
a ing, | could never make out; but tn;
$ cook he cooked things somehow, an
he gave Spkstomachs the most wonde
full SURPRISES they ever got His ness
were spiced in every conceivable tasl
ion, and some of them so hot that
e haven't got rightly cooled off insit
even vets
THE last day OF the gale. howeve
e we didn't get anything but biscuit an
1. tea for simmer. and none fnn murh ,