The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-18

Capt Pridsaux quietly sent for the police
and had the men arrested A physician ex-
amined tho ships stores and found the food. II
not the best. ret OF eatable quality. and signed
aeertincate to that effect After four days In
fall the sailors declared that they wore per.
fectly willing to work. and when the ship sailed
they were taken on board.
At Tortorillios. In Chilli three OF the sailors
they were the Youngest OF the crew-insulted
the Captain and refused to work. He had them
brought before the Captain OF the Port. who
british Consul-a magnificent orsaturs. all
aRlsEs with gilt and brass..
Nv Wdh ere 8, tie TIE 6lOomn' British Consul 2.
to talk TO no bloody for ners."
am 20 Brestesh Consool" replied the Cap
YouTs hsatsS.iootias S bistsy " Of Con
srl, you are, said one Of the sailors
.o.ds, but he could panis resd he sTpr sas
slon OF the young mans countenAnce. With q
* d fs: .. h: Spss f.d S s
s;. o. the ma other young men ttsmpssd to IN;
sailor, who. as Il siterWard turned out. ' WSs
mere vicious than the others. was fortunately
s,.Es Tt s an IL I 81 speech which
snythinE Just then. The Captain Of. the Port
tnsd each Of the two sailors who had insultsd
From Tortoriiiios to FisSgus the crew con-
ttAued to muttsr and grumbls. and. with the
fs Mage P piaops iis t ne
food. i was in the tropics. the Captain. was
Angnld and indisposed to WORRY moro than
ths go. and. be- hanged talk Of the crew. the
carpenter carpenter grew more and more soursd and
lag on beard the DulesD Singh arrived at
= After the cargo had been taken on board the
oaptain found that one OF the men had de:
serted Al the last moment an abls-bodied
sS. :SDPss + Ssofs 81: pla Sc n :sai
Lhsrles psdersen On Dec, 4. 1888. the Du-
Ths nav man presented q rather remark
, BE skin. his ans: brown eyes and the In
iiaiasr! sea rover And sS.n iS'T s.s. ias
saLe o. $40 which he had left over from his last
i Wy Ti,h .hiPmatss began to look upon
During The arst month out nothing of inter-
icSk s sa iD,n on ship6osrd. The carpenter
t tIsnDIs the new man bad an unpleasant
ss aTa While. they played pranks with the In
Captain. In his broken EnsiIsh he said = 'A
captain. don't know what 1t IL. but the
a. Gs grudEs against me. and can't
s,,bMsi;l replied the Captain, lust keep out
iEEH Say ., much as possible
GaSa from the iO'e'sls headed, u course. 6y
-3 SeIpenter came aft and said:
ta'.SSsp L. We don't want Petersen in the
SSIooS, h hes dangerous character. an he's
sIhs GaptGin gave Petersen the cabin which
40 MP boJ occupied before he ran away.
IsSIiul TINT there WAS no further outbreak.
bSusIsen, being tall. strongly built man
sfsSrr ana stronger than any Of the rest OF the
Nm once one OF the young sailors the one
Tas,d nLM onended the Captain OF the Port OF
doAoIillos called him hog. In the twink
aaS VI an ere Petersen had knocked him
Il. ma Jumping to his feet. the sailor cried 20
NM gt him IN iEonsl Why don't you put
Eoodg1 non US9sul for thiA II you don't chain the
TS Lhs mate paid no attention to the matter.
stTonSsr az o. the crew against Petersen grew
~o az nam them into open revolt
ysstsg1s nlGht Of Feb II Just two months ago
sIowira The Dulssp Singh was crawling
BS.-R horthwaEd OF the eOaSt of Macslo,
iots NJ. AZ u - o'clock. nitsen minutes be- |
S5O was lookout forward. went below 10 eet = |
saS III ~ EateE Standing beside the barrel |
isnseMes shields. an Irishman Who had OF |
Ia NJ 5sd Psdersen, but bad not done more |
"a W tht rest Of the crew.
ISkSd s5tuoio3 you want here. Jou bloody hog r
ioiiloSasTssn told him to Shut IN. Hot words |
kprin.il' and Psdsrsen struck Shields |
IN ING 20 one side. Shields picked 10 an |
hiek ar a. long as his arm and nearly az |
llrsady ,Sshea toward Psdersen. who had |
ESstLs ladder to the deck What nov folloSS /
~SSasfsen's story: ~
A. Just as got to the deck bapp.nsS 10 look
~ NJ saS !aldsF, and cav half the crew rush /
aa Shlslas. Some had bslayiRg !