Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

III h.,,.l.t 'tfaef window Ia ehnt ~
has $500, ge,lSs Ky seeled. The ship's do~,o1
tation - uentnd ne sirictest iniemno
.t ~ hours and relies ne ch;cf
slaht stewards. 10 ,,.hnn, -. s.i.el
nv, KY nas already gone for n chc,rc - ~ =,
~ tanie' refuse 10 fecosniro ~, ~
si,o.,, '.',Naia eyes you with \ i,,t ~
,a4, Suspicion and close analveis v-in
sVu fNe MN muth tronhe "a sti
~ pe Tree gcnerouslvf ..,.,a-i'. s-
~ most interest But no ,cii n,..,.,
49, ly familiarity. The Stow -
ss s.e;,s i mel White-cdppei head Maine
~, mere are characters Non tiis
sirir ~, ~ ASIDE my hown 10 sustsin
fatberly ouatsWalns whose friKzled
nroniss l.'es on the hrst day gave
rerci.ti, 'eAEaria aud ocean-lore
brass s'"la as bronze or
LII. anite sergeantatsrms and docE ste,r.,.,s
e, N round you, look YOU up anj -,
mi uua around fore and AT storlosri
mi, po,t' es II 70 remind yon that aect
,i 49, We deck law, sir ME- heii 49,
s siiose htue dried up old commoJor,s -
'.. ~ ptssaees, library aud latntories ~
safu you nom beneath bsetliug brot',
WIN savage advnnce pr1test ogsi,,,f
pyssloie requests for fayars WondIs
W, mn,if you may on yoar ecamer's deet
Int 1s,l ner splendid cabins. you and
despair f'V9ecupailon and
Aud how il levels the proud ana ,,,..,,
LOOK az them spraying IN tbeir .i,.'
huuureus o. them, under the iee.o,gri,,',s
tnvpet Iflde' scoru, hautcur. mi Gcv.n iii.,
ny ny iiush on The shrivelcd flowers belnN,
uat ponpcus old fellow WHO can dr.,,.
s meek Tor cool million. nnd W.
ON shore, reckons hims.lf b"v az
you know, Is stretched there lite A. Ann
hu,v' holding his two sets OF fnlse tcoti,
~ ~ nus neryeless hand with the most fsn,i
mar abandon He recls not those Who
asei ne sees not those who rock Here
Brang uame, as easy subject ~
llsr wig Is displacpd the pow.
ei,ia 'a V1lvr nave been spouged from one
tiue OF her face lg some pffentive
sleWardess' her laces. hounces ond siits
gre dlsheyclcd, she Is snoring diversi.
he9 ny snorts and palateal stncrotos
u ~ TINS efst peerless New York bplioi
amt powder and bilgewater nre blcrd,
~ ln dirty French gray upon ber
euthefy countenance. The for has Jn.
P99,leu clammy rhine upon this Stronds
VI ner now wayeless hair are ilutteIin,,
suchly within her open month uer
yes seem 70 have gone back into her
9yau an inch and are closed beneath
plrV yellow lids. Amid this yrpcl ~
~ there y one bit Of color II il In
~, pinAy' pointed nose. II would have
tkaa,tinliisseg hef 70 have worn - cont
edge of her $50 hat her sea-blistnred a., ~
nseS rare and red like some hectic No..
Sonllght looming above drear. dark M.
iiorous isles. In few DAYS mono III,
iiong abused cutiolp will noel fr,r, ,ijs
i.Ie nose IN tenacious swirls aud curls
anu as she steps upon the storipg ~
Liverpool the rude customs inspcetors
WI WI pronounce her an TIAmeHran
a voluble lady sitting IN her de,t.
chalr and undergoing the prepopit0,,.
qualms Of mal-de-mer. remarl,s IN tba
unhappy group about her:
II 1 get seA-sick like the rest of tbese
people, | shall just give up my reason
altogether 80 ] shnH"
Whereupon bluff old party awnhens
rom ms stupor long enough to rctort
Judging from my own experience
you will give up far more than that
madamew
On the other side Of the ropes where
the sieernge passengers are herded like
cattle, you will see thcm walking the
deck as II at wager. with occasional
quick recourse TO the sde-rail for relief.
They are UNNECESSARILY brighter, SUMMER
aud lighter-heartcd in their misery than
the more comfortable cabin passengers
While they nre pounding Uheerfully
about the deck you may approach aud
smypatlIetically acost an emigrnnt with,
'Welk my boy. how do you find your
self this morniugT
"Me health's al right, yer honor" Ia
plunge TO the side-raiD, is the sturdy
rejoinder. Then, with twinkle IN his
eyes, but, faith, me tickets
The ocean liner Is never without It's
ferret who Is sometimes Il divinity stu
dent, broadening his range Of Obserya-
tion and study frequently the young
reporter honestly DESTROYS OF acquiring
everything possible 10 be learned on ship
board IN six days effort. and often fe-
male who has broken loose In search Of
a career These human interrogation
points usually have rold-rimmed eye
glasses. invulnerable assurance, and note
books which are drawn on victims with
the celebrity of genuine deadly weapons.
They are abroad for Information, aud
they get Il. Concerning the ships COM
mander on the subject of sea-sickness
they End;
Dear sir, or madam. ] have followed
the sen for more than twenty-five years
and have put more Ia II than | ever
took out of Il.
From grim old travellers they learn:
"I'his is my handred nnd fOrtieth
sir Or madam Though j have
taken every meal on shlpboard, / have
missed then"
Irrepressible they still are when the
sea aud the storm pound the waves aud
the fox upon the distracted passengers
while crossing the Newfoundland banks,
and there IL not life enough left IN the
objects In the deck-chairs 10 quicken
even profnne response. II Is then they
ospy n solitary being, on ITS legs. in
blue and gold, away out forward. They
sille. Slip and slide up 60 II. The being
proves 10 ben ships officer, first. second,
third or somewhere along the line, But
h Is alive has hearty jowls, o big
paunch. aud hoping these bespeak ge-
niality. they timidly address Il,
"Beg pardon, oticer, but are these
fors always TO be found here on the
banksT
The being Is a blue, gold aud bronze
statue FOR long long time. Finally ns
they despair and are about 70 turn away
rs red head suddenly turns quarter
round. and they inyoluntanly listen for
its dick. Then is cayem0us, coral
mouth expands frlghtfully, while the be-
ing r0ars, ~,
HI dGant bide eere
In IN Scotland the grmness aud
on,intness of humor IN speech and anec-
9ote rather than Ia rejolnder or sltua-
Hon Il TO the traveller an endless ripple
M sunshine across the stern features OF
Scotias folk aud land
At Galashiels, Of a Supany m2lnink,
tNl"V f.t futeraat ehntld lead