New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
dunn ont their loads. and fresh steerage recrui
come staggering IN
r,1,v> ABOARD THE STEAMER

dunn ont their loads and fresh steerage re0'"'''
come staggering IN.
TAKEN ABOARD THE STEAMER
A line that grows constantly longer forms oy VI.
ticket office on the pier. and the i'oNe,s 80 So
/ uares ~ green naper are given out. 1t IL no"
an hour 10 sailing time. and yet there II ITO ~"
| furry or excitement among these .,nr
! groups All sit "a n they were giued 10 '"' "'''
as n fearful something might happen 10 p'e'V"'
/ their return home. o
/ carriages now begin to make their appearance
The cabin passengers are coming aboard al '"s''
They do not heed the others on the pier eN.'p, ~
glance curiously at them perhaps with S'n'u'
o. ,u.o tn cabin is busy with IT'S own affairs
MIN rs eoodbys It's flowers and its anticipation,
hundred OF $500. 80 "l I'' In line one by one up
nv ascend the steep gangway. As 'aCn pi'n'e9
M his ticket is examined. roll OF gray bahRc,y
tin fork spoon ad eS up "a ana aboaTd and saoa
Uampered by the gangways nartoWlcSs anu ,' '
Duienlg p m1 -Four or five stawart officers ana
shin's men make n bulwark which can ciosS VIZ
larger end Of the gangpank Siiec'QsNy Snnn 1b
thought comes 10 the onlQokef. re ~ lS Wmch
clearly and forcbly OF the shipping Oh cat IN
Ike them are these people driven up lhf plAihi;
with the only dinerenee so 2i lou"''"s 00''0''
There is rush for the most favorable seerage
other II is Theoretically FIRST come first served
and yet curious fact enters IN mere O,e '@, az
with the stcerage YET II IS said that a couple OF
pennies slipped into the hauds 81 9ne 81 '. NJ 10
Sdmcrs more dsrabe quarters than some Of the
eaiy holds high carnival in the seerage
the odors II so many human beings packed IN so
small place commence Z. tcIl ,N'n ~ ,,
imagine what it WIN be I'm bad weather. when these
same matches must needs be tightly closed
A WOMAN LOSES HER HUSBAND.
There Is a commotion on The dock caused by
weeping little italian woman. really pretty were
the dirt only off her She tells through hey sohs-
and voluble masculine friend with blood I'm his
eve helps her along n her story her husband
went away that morning dressed 81 bis best clothes
and with money n his pockets. she is sure bee Is
on board and going go Italy. deserving her
The yoluble masculine friend suggest. thai be
shall 20 aboard the ship and see N ne can ma inc
and Ike a eat de- Young follow is up the eansway.
into the sfecrag'. We can 10" we .H'l Do, l7
there. you kno". remarks The t,,"1W{ Ii"o2h"4!
detective ou the pier. 'huf $50 can h.uI n'm 'oi.
Guletto uewats further the faithful friend finally
mn with ~ dozen men aboard Half dozen stall
Wart fellows are guarding them i-aci IS helped
snip These are men who have just come over. pee
fused by thc imnisf a'l0h au'l"Il'l'-' aun VITO
" pTo5ief ,5 Int nave failed 10 De- fre. on her
shores Now defeated. UrcfDhcd. they must -
back home
THE SHIPS DOCTOR BAFFLED
During aU this time Of enharkIng one mighty
figure has stood at the eangVay-fhe ships doctor
lie has Tho power to refuse any storage passen-
ger and ONLY captain and agents CON override Dds
say So. in which event Do would file written proc
test disciaimug I'D responsibility. Thus The SHIP
doctor here is aasoiute-l medical car. Carefully;
c'.vtrfy h. srflflIizr- each man. woman AMI child
glance 10 their eyes hut gives swift glance that
trave.. from head 20 foot sometimes DE- ir,, d
pulse. sometimes turns face upward and studies
it FOR moment
the doctor on this dar for further eVaminanon
The woman "eii An'easlNAN as -h' .' ih'i i,iIS-