New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

1T, No. nan, IN as usual A jacky with sman
sewing machine In his zap, 2us"y a. The women who
There are few eolored sailors aboard sp nd o usual
hut thev were all around at mess tne Mn, - now
grre .' e1tertainng in their remarks IN sho was
erfu poor shore bread aeld one ~ hunk Of the
irving TO make way with large o"
reckon you been used to pie so 9p Rs u comrade
"snnpos@ YOU thought dat de good ladies' % ~ YOU
York was goin' to bake , cak so Walt iii you has
The men have a plentiful supply OF s9Tgorporai
which thew are treasuring carefully. dronped
by the spaniards when they left CaV''e' anu
Sepws ~ W Mcho who sounded the c9I d bngs
the battle Of Manila. is said to nave so''
for 500 to a New-York museum.
OLDEST MEMBER OF THE CREW
Tho oldest member of the Oympias crew is "I.,
bert Fl Purdy There Is no one better N"V nd
ho,rd shin outside N,f the Admiral hnnsen az az"
perhaps two or three more, than Is CIV . :, Int
Ills bair f. ALL handicapped Off" az ne puts ~ tI,
this - about the only sign Of his many - he
eyes are quick and keen. lie mas l2s' ~ b~ams al
frmness Of his step. And his SH"e' -
"yI Of the crew Of the Olympia bear %,n seen IA
the dark tan q Their faces are equally as black Of
skin There Is ono officer. howeter r M sun In
9w@ his swarthincss entirely to t@trf Mood were
decd one would think him Of negro bis Straight.
such a supposltion not contradc'IIus Tins too are
clear cut. Caucasian features; MS NOW white
Thin. although hid in part by soo much at
,nrstachc This who altrt''S o.oenti,a or
,.ontior is q p CalvOcOresecs, the ~ sn'oi,, ~
noer 10 a Tribune reporter he talheHS 'snnoEe in
10 trin across tho sea. but first OF All Nv sym
regPra To- ca m" Creek he said
"yeu they are not for from the truth ~ - horn
u,as - creek as my name betrays Dr, dl,,d 81 that
n This New World ! Was never SO p,,ou,n If the
r,, 20 .t mis- moment. The enihuslas." como
American people believe surpasseS, eySnrn,cn how
1S,,rn,'ean Countries There Is one dlteIeH, IA 6
over on this Aide OF the sea TINS en- re We cole
uitb Il healthy invigoration Inc Nor ,n,,lat ted
! bratc over our heroes he more We "''
| TO become heroes. Ourselves. .,,,trios Success
40, 60 I'm the Moliterranean c"un,'t' ,be, oe-
roods too often to despotism. the NOR ,5ev no
i,ratc In honor OF their heroes the S"otrt nd
,n,e am iects Of tyrants. BuutinE .pu"+b oy are
,,rnccseiors are folles I'm themselves '", ~ "a we
! ,be tokens OF health and prosperity =" we were
! took Xew-York by surprise? we XIV hat one
co9g 10 ali along. In spite OF thc az ront head
If of,r propellers did all the work We oa WHY
| - tho schedule because 81 a smooln Mo oil
como lavs The surface or the ocean % vas co,Iie
There vas scarce ripple - tar "s NJ m he
! do THO v,ird Whenever II blew. spranH, ~ IN,
! hind could not help thinking OF lne 90 Lled
irciort Warmer before the albatross vas 80 On
"1'ho visit To Trieste was perhaps 'l" rrared I,
I iovable The hospitality Of the people, IVA as III.
| havo no bounds We would have PEI q, hat An
| iotos eaters Of old had We stayyeH !" nends rest
trian cty much longer. The Admiral n ree o
mink tLaf he will be glad whon INC prafn
ibceo functions IS over AMI he Is home aS"'''