The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-26
DIARY or 4 NdTIL iPPRENTICE.
4 Forecastlc View of Part of the Peerless
Oregon's Voyage to Manila.

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4 Forecast,c View Of Part of the Peerless
Oregon's Voyage to Manila.
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y" any ""'' :. nv " ',rt'n
" "'e "s' "ui to " "Gu% til T,r' BOYS should i, want u,
;, 49,. dovn ,h,i. oxrnrioro,. f,r .b,'r ,ra",i
Mothers tn and f. fathers or their r +, school.
mates at home to read. Some Of these boys
Of seventeen who was on the great nrmorclad
when she made her famous trip from the Pa
enc 10 ''h''"E" nnt H'' M'n' WIN .'r ~ MA
Mia. has sent part OF hi' diary I" hIN rI'hor.
a,,1 No. LnI ,h, II',,' ~ no,,tnr ~ /,
preh,.'' anu h' nav ''' '',,'' w " ''"E w
sailed from her nn,noroSs %i Tomrk,nsvilI'
on Oct. II, arcomrnn'"d by tho lowe, IN" H.
NV shin Celtic and the collier Scinlia. Inc
entries are prac,tcnlly alike for the first eleven
days. their burden being dill tire" times a
nay. , Tn 0 @Jorn's 'D starb %nr '| r1g'r '''i braSc
down" The boy records OH tn" next two davs
that the shin il "goinC very slow ON ac,.n.
IN L. IN tho nf,o,ro.r - n,, ~,
81 me IOWA Un u ",.'a aln "a =
the breakdown." The next day the SHIN
crossed the line. going very slow on account
VI %, n' had not ntI crossed BEFORE l You I had I to- .iiIr
about twenty tppt down INTO Il tank, where Won
were torn to pieces by the bear, and smcarod
ali oyer wilh m lola and %'@.r ,,pir ..nor -,
Bahia and spent four days In roaling anil
painting ship. Routine drill occupied all hands
| Kio,'" where she found Two English. one DER.
IN Pra4 t6 ana ath;r Tnt%ES' The f Ti@aja"Ee' .s'' "m i% y
Italia and II p]ortusU$s" warshiIs came ip DIR:
iafnt the He3 On Nv 3 th@ an" Il lh ghis W Tntry @3 Sn.
lutte for the, President Of brazil. iigGod a
s MnE III 'n nn I1TTT sr Of mem "n' rtGG SH' i {" II T"l : rnfapa
! and i,o1gie" present. Broke IN At ii i. ~
Cheering TngiIohm"n a; they icft shin, they
cheers for the Amgio.American alliance given
hyth" Establishment. Then We sang cod Save
,nn% HF y.ar,sp rH%Mra2 fann We Meet AS"i" and
!! Soy. i f"'HDec e"T" '".:' shtr~ with flags and
s srFH"Et from pnS' ali thG f '& i&!l's ships '1 aud T r@or.c
IRON. ashore.
NOV. I'M SltOTS aboard. SulutpI Amprl-
can Minister.
cloths It / p. i. manned raj $ for III" rreS.-.
dent OF Brazil. VINO came uboarl, Fired three
Saiut"s 81 twcntv-on" guns each
NOV. I0.-MaktnC preparations for going to
! Collie, left Rio M 1 y. NJ; destination hot
known.
NOV. 2l-Heavy weather. Routine drill.
I Cleaning ship.
"Nov % in sight or cur starboard
how, Ran along the land until 10 = NJ and
then anchored and set anchor watch. ~
"Nov. 24.-Weighcd anchor and proceeded
up the hurhor 10 Monteyidco. Anchored at
"A. Vi. and salutrd with twenty-one guns.
Nov Is-Suh-caiibre practice and battalion
drill on quarter deck.
"S0v, 30-Target and rifle practice and boat
drill,
Dec l-Unde way. Sea rough and weather
cold.
Dec In the Straits Of Magellan land on
both sides. Arrived at sandy Point. Prcuara-
lions Tor coalinc Collier Justin alongside.
Dec O.-Finished coalinE.