The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-15

rhruuEA rhs Stats q Magellan iatE
the pzeSse eee4n-ft being sIl4 In
arius6. Notwithstanding previous fail-
ursz that this route o5srsd facilities
WIKI might shorten the Passags q
TIE SrieR Islands
The vessels comprising the Hse'
we're the L5oz. * tcrty-tou- EI1si
bearing the adlirals rag. the Dorr q
tkr-y-six guns. Esth the ccz1oaozs
reznnzt--to which Fhilip vas agTc-nE-
ed. the Zur3sr Zee. Of gwsuEys tAs
Yong Fran q twelve. ard a ksteA q
t04s guzs. called the SsheTsliins
TIE zrsx & The Vrow KsssriHz Esss
DIVIDED bssEssu TIE sW0 larger vss-
ssls. the othsrs. he5ng sn2iles. wsEs
easier IL 4ks1 with ss~er hands- EvsrE
arrzngsA.tnr having been made. the
beats vsrs t0-stss up. an1 TIE ships
made sal For tsz czFs thsy WsEs ksf-
1sd - light ~iE1S- and the victims
to the seurvy 6nrrs4ss7 considerably c-
hc1r5 e Fniiirs Vssssl Many died
and wsre thrown ovs-eczrd, others
ws-s carried scEa u -hsir haIEoeEs-
Tie nswiy appointed rcz-oaors,
whose Ea-a w1x Avs-hc-u. wszt On
hoard a. ne 45-srsl's vsszsL, 10 report
tAe state a the Tssss1 ard 10 s-Egssr.
as Philip lad proposed 10 Ain. thai
tAeF sso1z EAks tks cczst C So1t1
A=srscz. xz5 szEszvo- n bribery Ct
ar t0scH To Ssszzz supplies froz the
SrzEisA ErAatirAzts Ct the natives B1t
70 this TIE ADMIRAL Eo-l5 not lister
Re Vas an izrsrso1s. bold and oeszi-
nate Ezz- rcs 10 he persuaded CT col-
T5nEs1- and with little feeling for tAs
sz@srizgs al Others Tenacious Ot Be
izE s1Tzsa5- he I-zs5sztely rejected
4 rrupozzzEals xhtcH. lad i. originated
wsth Azzse. wOzl6 probably hare
keen f-Ea5zats,y zrtsd upon. and the
ru=-15ors returned On board his Tes-
SCI. not cz1v disappointed. but irritzt-
Cd TT rAs language used toward him-
A wssk passed away and the Feet
Az5 zzss It1ls progress IN each ship
TIE ravzEss az tie fatal disease he-
came more 4s7ioHs. and the conmod1rs
hz6 Tut t~enty men able to do duty.
%o- hz1 ths admirzl's ship and tEe
c-hsr vessels suffered less. The com
zu5ors again vent Cn board 70 rslt-
s-zrs lis proposition
Admiral Ry-alandt was not only
Stern. hur z virdieEive man. He vas
aware q ths proRTistE Of the sugges-
uon made by his second in commaadi
tut having refused Il. he would not
Acquiezeas and he felt revengefuI
against TIE commodore. whose counsel
lie must nov either adopt. or. By re-
faslug il. BE prevented from taking -ae
staps 50 Necessary for the preservation
az his ersw and the success Of his voy-
age Too Frpud TO acknowledge him
self In erru-. again did he decidedly re-
fzze. ana the commodore went back to
his oEn ship. The feet was then
wfthir thrsa days Of ths ec2st- steering
to the zou.hward fer the Straits OF Ma-
Es-ian. and thar night after Philip had
returned 70 his cot. the commodore
went oa Eezk and ordered the course
q the vessel 10 BE altered some points
lr.nrs Id The westward The night was
very dark and the Lion was the only
snip EhEgh carried p0op-lantsrn. 50
thzE The parting company q the bort
Eax nos perceived ay the admiral and
ire ozher ships Of the feet When
Phflfr we-t Oh 5eck the next morning
hs found thz9 their eonsorts were not
in sEhs- He looked at the compass.
ard psrcsiTing that the course vas al
ts-sS. Inquired az what hour and By
whces directions Finding that it svas
Nv III supertcr 0@eer. be, Of course,
ssf5 uothiug. When the commodore
rsus o. deck he stated 70 Philip that
he felt himself warranted in 10. con-
vlrinE with the aEniral's orders. as It
wcvla have been sacrificing the whole
stfu's company. This was, i0deea,
true.
In TO szys thsv made the lard
and running into the shore. perceived
a larrs town and Sraniards OF the
hAaeh. ThsT anchure1 ct the mouth
~ ths river, and ho3sEsd English col
c-= when 3 bczt came N board 10 ask
rheu Who thsy we're and what they
ra-uirsa The C0almO6Ore replied
rrst ths vessel was English, for he
Er4w that the hatred OF the Spanish
~ the Dutch was 50 great that. II
1--owu 10 belong 70 that nation. he
would have no chance OF procuring
znv supplies except by force. he
seated that be had fallen in with a
Eunrfsh vessel. q c0Nplete wreck. the
-hcle ot the crew being afascted with
ths scurvy. that he had taken the men
out. rho we're now IN their hammocks
beloE. as he considered it cruel to
leave 50 many cf hts tellow-creatures
to perish. and that he had come out
Ct his course TO land them At the first
Spanish port he could reach He re-
uzssted that they would Immediately
send on board vegetables and fresh
provisions for the sick men. whom 1t
wcuId se death 70 remove until after
n few days. when they would be a lit.
lie restored; ard added that IN return
Tor their assisting tie Spaniards he
trusted the governor would also send
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