The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-11

Ai'''> Va ilio htJOoby. LUZ piCdSduu
change came in the entertainment when
one Of the crew brought his violin on
deck. Seated by the rail, he tuned the
instrument to Fisher and Durang' horn
pipes, etc. AS the strains OF music float
ed out over the placid waters of the bay,
the knowledge of the fact came to the
mind OF the young inexperienced that
music has power to penetrate the deep
and animate its inhabitants. This was
proved by the great number of small
fishes that appeared on and near the sur
face OF the water in lively movement. In
after years whenever the writer heard
those airs played the mind returns to the
scenes on board and surrounding the
Montezuma
Toward night there We're indications
that there was soon to be change in the
mood of "old ocean, Low lying clouds
appeared and the air began to stir. The
change came rapidly, Before dark the
sky was clouded over a brisk wind was
blowing and waves were dashing and
spray Hyih9 against me nearby Lodges
and small islands, When the wind start
ed up we sailed for Mark Island, and as
quantity of cord wood was to be taken
on ooafd there tor the vessel use, anchor
was dropped about fifth OF a mile from
the island. 1t was then becoming dark
The crew all went on shore The wood
"u'cH was on oI''H SeFefai rods from the
wafer was passed down fhe line from one
man TO the next Load after load was
1aAei "a Vhe ooa1 70 the vessel, the boy
returning 10 the vessel on one OF the first
io""S y HelP take inc "ood on deck as
''i' wa. i0'"9 S"oui" come aIoh9Slde-
-i' II I NOT "'Ui"'i> le"lln'' ne was
P'l quarry STRUCK WIN the size OF the
Iodu compared with that OF the boat.
mere seemed 'o DO 50 smau a margin
'"''9 'le surface IH't IL WAS alilicult to
Ioe''9 VIZ Vod'' ahu ~ the darkness the
0'P III GU" successive wave seemed TO IN
crease rs uneei talilE. bnt the boat
was ""A''leo ol ShII!l"I ooatman and
NV SIT aunt vas mace OF questions
"SNe"' aS we fo"e' toward the dlm
outlines ot The vessel l he storm passed
over oeloie morning Ihat forenoon we
S"'i'0 IoT NorlH haven ana early IN the
afternoon entered I'Iplt HatboE and an
e"oIeo near tAe mead on The north side.
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