Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

| INK me an hands on deck and no dog
watch. and how'd he manage 10 have
! mo as lcok-uut on the fncslo head
aud takiue the wheel on the poop az
the same thne2 And especially very
n bc 3mI,nJnd ~ 1I NH, ~ no draw raw IN, IN
storm allowance Of rum, aud drink It
an myseli-such poor, little, Wen
, brought up little bog like me- that
Knew his prayers and could even rattle
OF parts oi the catechism thct
Shouldnt wonder. II was the rum that
WAS their grievance. He'd never served
out q drop since they'd dropped out of
Liverpool
There was moro of that. tn at LAST
lhc Skipper appealed tu me as Il good
boy who'd been well brought up. to
come out of mat cVil crowd. but one
OF the women caught hold of me aud
theN all bundled me out OF sight I'm
one corner aud the skipper went away
,>i.t,t,,t,t,,, ~ s,frn
u,rho,o y,,, .a,,,. ,,... ,,. a
Then the slappcr got The vice consul
on the Job. and they got an order, and
some soldiers cropped up from some
Wherc and we were all turned out
aud marched down to the brie and
bundled aboard, the captain having Co
show the rum puucheon first and hand
the keg OF 1t over 10 the first mate.
With a promise that he must use II al
proper timcs and seasons. But the
vice consul wouldn't let me go He
c,i,ad ~" ii'', ne Il, ',ie i'iSt sIl'l, lna'
etApC,r r,op nm ,,r,,e
Please remember tina, "a never
missed chance of cnquiring after pi-
rates, and whore they were still To Do
found. So when at last | could NJ
longer burke the sorrowful fact that
pirates were off barring, 1t might De,
some pig-taled Chinaman up God-ior-
gotten creeks OF Asia-why ] had TO
give up the sea. | had no time to
waste on a sea that had no pirate,
though even in my short experience
I'd seen n mutiny break out ana seen
1t stamped out There was still the
stiiI A, S,s W ,Y ,,s one could hunt
buffalo and XII Indians Iiat now
went To America
"RORROWED" 4 BOAT
First tning dld IN America, tnousn,
was to take To running with lhe uoch
rats IL Boston, ana Wueu one OF lneih
explained that his uncle IN New Ut,
leans mad me business tneie' "ilu
would give us a Soou jon IL we ~,
there-Well, we borrowed cat-fgggu
could easliy send the boat pack Wy
the next steamer was captain anu
the other telloW was owner
c,rpt.a 1,rtE RTr,GEsT
1T was in the fall, Indian summer,
and we looked over all the cat-rigs N
me ia 5T" uT.org oe ehoa Nv m''iv Nm,
was too big for us. but we balanced
that by shipping another boy--at wages
to be paid by the other fellows uncle
in New orleans. suppose you Know
what Hatteras is in bad weather? mat
Is where We were found, double-feeieu
and blood on every Knot ballnS IKE
'blazeS, and mad as matters at belns
held up before we'd got to New Or
leans. The crew never got ms pay
that's what he was so loud about
u,u,rDor,,rc, rr-o On NyEs,p
They took US in between the capes,
aud | swan ashore In the night ON
pair of oars, close to Wilmington, Del:
and that reminded me, | suppose that
the Indians and the buffalho We're
still waiting for me out west. Any
how. that's when / started for the lar
wes', re en-, t,.o,,in n', ex6ens ae AS
matter of fact, | didn't go west that
winter at all. In every town | struch
there was always somethlilg 10 de'ay
me- Somebody would offer me Joo' or
offer t. adopt me. and 1t was SO hard
to break away that got TO NcW
York Instead OF cheyenne ana II VIZ
spring again Wneh flrst saw tIte
Illness OF Passaic, as ! start IN, .'ip
west VIA the ties ol ''c n+i'e
RATyrT,t. WITH TRAMPS
You're an Ahefleah' IN Spu 80
tramp from PasSalc 10 we Sus9 ~,
ma? MO- net you upl' "'i', nv e uoi's
Europe on 'he o,t cl''''Ce tbomsand
scenery tha' i IuI KY tno,'t 20
times before ia forget tnat S.re'cn ~
country as saw II inelt Al; w.
and that's Mhen l ulu my speil ~
tramp spell lhat eIiueu' ai'u. "' Nc
lures enough To MI Door 9u' Vi, al
prairie In western hallS'N' ~ a. 10 mn
between sneIiu PusSe ,rnSs, ~
on two iocoInol'nS w. had , no. awav
40 or % trd'lPs Wno i.'u ei,irr,,t traii,
the ttalI,nien ii" ,I had tben fallen to
we Wtre an Gi' ''' Nj, ,ybich the train
was loaded. old rye whisky, timed
peaches ana hesS " NJ ps Vent for most.
lhills9
HIRED OUT TO A RANCHtR
,. them and
walked any, G,n nf the
Watcheu the ~ dorl, some
tranps s9t away lt S S'ty a,sii,-
got haGge"' SOM ~ a., r.h;cr he'd q
cd to the mex $500" $500 vac called
saloon and, therefore, was ,,, ra IN
something 'ly' aiiu 49, ,,aF,,i ranchnr
ed mESeH ouu ~ 80 IA rve
who was nan lun ~ , Wv, a horse
WhlShE, anu WV ~ g.. "a ,,i1ng. 10
and led the way Qua ~ aVi ave ridc In
soliu illleI 49, ~, tbat lasted long