Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
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Il sengers Not that the genefolks in the cabin ead any
,sn to- complain There the money which was
- round kept them what call select one or TWO
tbs in part OF the ship were even empty auu ss
IN consequence Of there being only four eaoh pas
49, 49, these are their aud descriptions;
Mr. sims middle aged going ont on building specn-
.n Mr. Puring wealthy gentleman sent on long
m voyage for benefit of his health and Mr. and Mrs small
nd young married couple win niue inuepenune ~
n, machd proposed to make large one by sheep farming
This gentleman reported TO the captain as being very
"A oonnapy when on shore. the altered him TO
n extent Mr. smallchd not sick he was eating
G drinking when he not eating and drinking he was
I asleep As Smachid, she kept he cabin from
crt TO last you viii hear more Of her presently
~ well enough But the miserable
o rhe stcrage all hudded together and women
and children hegdy pissedy like sheep in pen except Una.
% hadn't quantity Of fine fresh air to blow over
hem They artisans and farm aborers who couldn't make
There was only family among which need be
nmed-uamcy the family Of the Heavysdesto wit simon
Hovde intelligent and well educated carpenter by trade
susan Heavysdes his wife and little Hcavysdes their
unfortunate offspring My mother and brothers and
sisters did you Don't he in hurry
to wait little before make quite sure OF
that circumstance.
stormy weather came down on rs from points
compass light battling winds dead Gains
ne e time tho Adventure had been three months Captain
Grop naturally temper began leave
likely be much improved by piece Of
reached him from the region of the cabin the
morning Of the nIney-hrst day.
have that VIII rather surprise you" said
Mr Jolly smiling and rubbing his hands
~ IT'S Of fair wind coming" grumhled the captain
would surprise board this ship promise you"
ITS not exactly wind coming" said Mr. Jolly TITS an
The captain looked empty
thousands m miles away ship sight
sharply experienced eyed him
suddenly and asked what hc
81 mean there's ffth cabin coming board"
PERSISTED Nr Jolly snning from ear to introduced by Mrs
na.. size nothing to speak Of manners and customs
"To really itf asked the captain backing away
ord turning uHer and paler
"y's. d." answered Mr. Jolly noddinr hard at him
Then I' .en You what" cried Captain Gflop suddenly
're into violent passion. ct The
ar hs worried out OF my life and already.
t have n Tell her there isn't enough for that Of
ftg board my mean by taking us
10 in ts way7 Shameful shamefulw
mo mol, demonstrated Mr. Jolly Don't look at IT in that
ht It's her arst child poor thing How should she known
Where's her husband7' captain with threat
'an look "I speak mind TO her husband any rate"
The stewards mate had approached quarterback while
ne doctor was speaking Was It curious coincidence? This
You're wanted In the steerage sir" said mate
'.y DOCTOR "A woman taken bad. name Of Heavysides"
Nonsense cried Mr. Jolly "IIa. ha, hal mean
That's H. sir enough" Stewards mate in the
This ship nowchcd" captain wildly "stopr, he
a on' recovering himself little hustled away
the storage stop true Jolly send her busban6
e ait 10 me Dash III with one OF the ms
n, ''a the captain shaking his fist vcousy empty
Ten minutes passed then there came staggering t,
captain tottering this and that the rolling OF the
u vessel long lean melancholy haired man with
ed WITH eo M M blue eye and complexion prousely
4 'ral children on board Wv fanny u seven
T 9s , yGurc the man you'" captain
% snip urched heavily, Simon Heavysides sooyoroa
with 70 the opposite side Of the deck az ~ no -
4 aHaIni question " answering inc
him e The man. your repeated the captain forovv,r,
MIN by the collar pnnng him M hercelv ogoino
"aIk 'Its wife, Internal rascau Won
4 a. united an act Of mutny. isn't nutIny Ire noxt
nina ~ We put man in irons for less. I've than bas
4 ' a 10 put you in ironsi" ~ 4-
Sin ir me punishment you mentioned lust now sir so,a
bow ~ "sh 10 say having children than know
rue Tor and an eighth things worse
dnt @ "Sh TO say sir that mind already ana
s Know that It will much difference II Won nyt 80
/ ~ Irons along with IT," 80 P'' u"
nina mechanically let carpenters COLLAR Tho
1csr..,u y, the man melted him In spite o himself
1 ''" 1iIop this woman, Mrs cam ho
ai '"ueu Storage In her present condition. crad NJ
ny she must be moved of into one OF the emnty her,, &
! r,,nef me better tell YOU" ' ""
erge, 'P'h began TO look again. steerape ms
rs que or his "saterooms" nautical anomnIv su,
be was ~ discipline He eyed the carpenter once more as II
| a1, e".4S measuring him for a Sc of irons
ira, m very sorry sir" Simon remarked politelv"vorv sorrv
/ oTot 'I'uVerence OF mine o Heavysldes"-
hurdsr % long carcass your tongue forward,r
ro,, e captain give your orders jolly" he went
tzery es as simon staggered off "rurn ship into
4 Five , sooh as you Ike"
nom minutes later Mrs. HeavysIdes was moved into state
main ins berths below opened on either side ont OF tho
nRst va lne left hand side. looking toward the shins
ber was AIRS Smachid on the right hand side onnosite
canvas que doctor established Mrs Heavysides nartition ~
Clothes A' run mp entirely the main cabin An old
blankets ~ ~ enipted, cleaned comfortably lined with
time Tor makeshift cradle had been in due courye
u INTO the inner cabin and had been paced mid.
r ana tne two sleeping berths Mr. Jolly idled away an
tie se 'I exactly At Of that time Mrs Drabble
Tousv ~ ~ appeared with face mystery whispered
slvtt., 20 step below directly sir"
qBoh OF them is itT" asked Mr. jolly
Tho a. ~ uen,' answered Mrs Drabbe ennhatcaux
Tie two ooked grave; the sewardess looked frightened