The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

lew DAYS ~ any periO1 DetE cen MAY
and DcC-Inher / In likely To prove ton
warm for Northern blood r,an was
, knows the islands yell ami had spsnt ths
evening before sailing in COMPANY wien
friends ON the N.randa of ons IL this hoisl-
I found pinned 10 tn. back nj his white
duck coat when he threw st on in his ~ ai''
room after getting away from ih. lsland~
! u leather m.,lal inscribe"l with You ar'
the boss liar Another passenger Aske'l
that IL h.. gwen to HIM IN order that h.
, might pre- sest II - distinguished Amer
can II ~ bestowed by him ON some Citi
zen " h. did not fall in with his policic'
NO said the man. When got back
10 the islIndS I'm going to pin it on'r the
Thermometer under the veranda Of the
hotel
There ~ an old story OF n man who ar
rived at : aotel in a big city and wrote his
name on the hotel register In response
to the questions of the genial clerk he
said he didn't want To eat, didn't want
room and wasn't looking for mail
What did he want then?
Why he said. Il want to arrive
The excursionist down to Bermuda
and hack has all the experiences OF
arriving that the traveller to distant
foreign ltnsas has He must go through
the Custom House at Hamilton on his
arrival there. and he is fired through in
short order- When he gets back 10 New
York all the motions Of an arrival from
European port are gone through with
and his luggage. duly plastered with
foreign steamship and hotel labels. il
his for exhibition in Gowanus. Schenec-
tady. Oshkosh or Kalamazoo. Ha has
sailed for foreign parts and has arrived
tn the land OF the Stars and Stripes. His
steamer trunk. grip and steamer rug
bundle hav" bean duly glanced AT by
British and American Custom House in
spectors. II. has spent two days at sea
going ono way instead Of FIVE OF six
hut he has sailed and arrived.
The Bermuda trip is very different in
other ways than distance fro y voyage
III transatlantic lirer. The transat 70
lartic voyage ia strictly business: the
Bermuda trip is mo.tly picnic. Those
who have mad" the trip on a good ship
can understand the mood in which Capt
Down of tho Trent sent stewards around
to rout out all the passengers at day
break To witness the rescue Of Walter
wellman and his crew from the derelict
gas bag in which they vsntured from
Atlantic City. II any grumpy passenger
maJa N kicl, nj be;ng nx,kenad nj ,ba,
early hour he had his coffee and fruit
and ,xhs,ev.- els. no xi.h.d ssrvad .,
him hv vav or comnspsatiop as % MI,
IN. n,h.rs
A cool and stif'ening breeze came over
IN. s,a-bo.rs, h,x ~ IA. shi, ,r , ro,.r,
trim nm from IN. i.,a,ds I, ,,,, ma. int
tho nasser vera who upus I'd to m ,ropicsl
climate had h.com. rather fapred ont
Inv ,he;r daily and sv.pi,y explor,,;or.
IL WAS i,., after the dinner hour and
some IL tbs, ,p,ideD. and vo,,pu rnatrop.
fell in behipd . Sex York Girl who s,artad
n tramp around ha broad ,,ack nromsr.de
wb;s,lipv a marching air
The Whaling piri was ioineS forth
with by a hundred or more Young women
and M n swif, MACE tho proce..;op .w.p,
around and around the main promenade
The men passenxers toine,i in and tried
to max. il a double file with TN. vounS,
women for their marching nar,nera,
ASing,e fil. said "A Young matrop. and
the men dronpsd in wher,yer tbev coul,i
Even sb. elderly men caught tho spivi,
~ thu. nrs pk and fen into M. lin. ~ ,pa rcp
wben they found IL too swift for than
thav dronn.ad on, r,,, thro,,yh tbc v,rg-
wavs het v,,cn deck ho,,.ss and sIinnS.,
In n pain near tho head Of tho proces~io,
And nohody WAS ON tn tn. trick-oh M,
Al TN. after end Of the pyom.nnd.
deck the girl l.,d,r switched down the