The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-01
OCEAN vOYAGER SAT ON.
VERY DELIRIoU TIMES, INDEED,
ABOARD TIE ALEXANDRA.


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the missen shreuds' sonetines Astern OF
the Chirr Omccr-He Generally WAITED q
Drink. and ne saya nc was All n JoHe.
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slight paie.faeed man about 81 years oid'
VINO oescrioes himsei MS an ex.Lieuuenaht IN
tno bri.ish army nao a tumuituous tine On
the wilson furnoss'Leylano line steamship
aioxanurH On ner voyage from honaoh, winch
eho nnisnoa nero On SUNDAY nisht. ho was pun
aboard a,t the sssam, sa at London naa oy On h h,saaa,,
lor seyorsl weeks. Capt. marshali aho the ON
GERS OF the ship understood that the young man
s.s,s. i Apmv Th.r, n !. mo "",'" f,,"tenant in
our army.
The Alexandra people, who tell the first part
Of this story. say that Walsh ordered champagne
on the first day out. and surprised the other
twelve passengers : y os. in st tho sal. saloon BY throwing the
after II. He had paIo only &c, ono s', pieee Of baggage . and
imno,i,. rsmorr. th.r .sv A. n.,,.noors. Tb.v
.wpo o,.o ,hat in io m say .hou p's : mset nsfop.
tho ROYAL Aouar;um Inv making remarks about
After no had been two days on the ship tho
officers and the ships surgeon. DR.. Turner, had
q consultation. They decided that 1t would DO
other passengers to cut of his allowance of
S,'nf 20. THEY i",o told d r him this Hs 1 Msn, they tg , 10,
ssa.sroom. oarr'o ann the door with the wire
sSieSs is tho tSem ro sao '1 Ths a mirr ssfI tss s% %s1sstr,e
light iIihtI globes % u and sGV tho pitcher asS r'1 were i Enoe elss.' to
smithereens. the bed clothing was torn to strips.
and fragments Of everything in the room were
seortssrew the passepssF. tried 70 bore ana
could wrench the panel out:
The chief otiser and ot three OF the sd m Saa stai;
closed IN ON the passenger before he could hurt
hnyr OF ana naem ir,sd fh ne rs ssS ON with 9in b dDou' H ha nan an
insiy decided that he would accept the advice
OF ro tss officers roe[g ar Th the doctor Loot II and mac z, t TO sleep sps in
in hnY his own 1D'I room NTH that Il " was s'f feared that he
be- a osi Slspt T fhs a dodt on sani that 10 he he sbasid Sat TO
This arFangenent ala not Improve his temper.
IL as ' eludeS an nle ealo aS T Who s ast"p hi%
about the chip and climbed into the
W WASH f s%ianS'i that ini he might I jump TOi into II the
see. There wa. another eonsultatiSn. and the
aloft until he got cold and tired. That Is what
they DID; and no came down on the promise that
bis newjberth and began breaking the things
there, He was put into what the officers
cal, the iron 2. , room P:.r Which Which .t Is u ,hs.s
hours no asked for q camp stool, to sit on; Tho
moment he got the stool he smashed the electric
light and the mirror in the room. -Four
officers again closed In on him and sat
on him until he promised to try to
do better. After that tw2 oh1cers were con-
stAntly az his elbow. On Friday and Saturday
nights Weish slept IN the chief oMcer's room;
At Quarantine Walsh made another alleged
ciIort 70 Jump ovorooard. out was restrained oy
the on1cefs-
Walsh was met ct the pier BY bis wife apd 40
}yn;; l hew was "a. then N. perfectly d91oile, ,rd Me said mIr
last night tnat ne was sunering from ner-
vous prostration following an attack OF pnen-
monia when ne lett LONDON. he says that on
the drst evening out ne mad some trouble with
the passengers IN the SMOKING room. capt.
Marshall spoke 70 MIN ana no answerea In 9
rough manner. Inc captain resented u. and
then. as Q Joke Waish says no threatened TO
jump overooerd. re saio:
~ merely wanted 70 nave some fun ana ex-
element. 10 fprther the Joke l. went to the
stateroom and threatened 20 jump through the
portfolio; This wss imp9ssi5lei the portfolio was
too small put Capt; Marshali ana his nearly
sailors qion mink OF lnht. iney triea 70 lasso
me as pnsheo tnrouRh; pulled oack ana
laughed. Iheh 1 snoved a dummy mace OF
pillows thr3ugn the porthoie, and Sney then