The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-22
Washington living


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Colrmtt tf1arf ;wo days longer
at the lsiA-Asi a1 AArss en1eavonhg
70 take iu wrt~l sna ballast. hut was
preyentt4 is tie heavy Slrf which broke
u,uon Tie shore. Tht WIND veering TO
tie south asl h4iny dangerous for YES
sels at untistr ot ihs ISLAND bat favor
able for tne voyage 70 Spain. he set saii
o. The ssthoi ~ 1rrary. and had pleas
ant weather until thr I1tA. when, being
within i<7 i-sea w Game =, Vincent.
ne again sfieMer rel contrary gales and
a bOisi a,aus sA Eis f9rtitude wss
scarcely rfpai against these perils n
delayx. y Alsi ar. aged to increase the
nearer he f1troacdeA hss home and lac
could nor nalp utierA1 4 compliant a.
Tins beinH fcpnlsl ~ y We're. from
the vrsy &oNr pf tAs house. He con-
trs.Ssvd the ruie STORMS which ragged
about the coasts ~ thA Old World with
tive genial airs. the tranquil seas and
talms weather Which he supposed per-
petually ~ Prevail about The countries
he lad discovered We'll, says he,
..may the Sacred useolpslans and sage
PHILOSOPHERS dHglArv that the terrestrial
paradise IN ID tlr nttssanpSt extremity ~
the east. tor il - the mcst temperate 81
regions"
After experiencing several days OF
stormy ANA adverse weather. about mid
night % saturday, the 2d Of March. the
caravcl WIS struck ty a squall q wind,
which feni el Ssils' ana, continuing
t. blow wta M ~lstles violence, obliged
her ID serl anltr bare poles. threaten
ing h-r tArA mttlent win destruction.
In this llass vi dariSness and peril the
crew tiN callrt upon the nit ~ neav-
ca Alnf wns clst ior thr performance
81 4 hasAfua el pilgrimage - the shrine
Of SA4sA M Ia Ineva "a huelya,
aud a~ u~u.A. ras lut tell npon Coinin-
bus THERE yvaS something singular IN
the rVen aucA II this circumstance
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tiinarion ifnin tar Deity g the admiral
that these storms We're All on MS &C
CONT. to tumhir his p7ide and prevent
his arr @AfiNE ~ himself the glory of 2
discovery wAich was the work OF roo
and 9r xhieh Wy had rierely been chosen
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the coast ~ Portugal: the tempest, how
ever. inrreAs- ~ t9 such = degree that
they doui.si neither any q them would
survive ton Nrh 4 port. line whole crew
made 4 vow. n case their lives We're
srared. ~ f1 rteA bread Ann water the
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the eltAaeris Ffiil greater - the
conrte ot CIV following night The sea
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