The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-09
It would - u Very dry"

after DARK when we sighted the top
hamper of the wreck &c the Onan Bay. /
across the Island We felt our way
cautiously INTO a fine little cove and
anchored Tor the night intending to /.
beard the wreck ln the moruing.
About three o'clock this mornlus |
aaake 60 and very black saaall
building Up down the sound put
aat two more anchors and gave al
three a good run of line There was
considerable thunder and lightning but
not much wind or rain. and ! went
hack 70 sleep. ~ $50 I turned out
aeagn. There appeared 60 be g heavy
rain comlBe from the westward. n I
seemed pretty certain that The weather i
wo4Id not be- suitable for our visit 70 i
the wreck. especially a. We must keep /
Marjorie dry 20 sc picked AZ our /.
anchors and headed FOR the Narrows. /
three Or four miles away. The stir
breeze was with as and we proceeded /
at the stzzv sneef II ar least four
anil a hair miles per hour anchortng
here ct Harris about balf past So.
The children have gone ashore 20
renew aeoua&ntences and the Missna
Is Strengthening up the hoaseooat for
inspection.
Wheeler Springs, 2 p. -.
By eleven O'Clock the demand that
We uaoVe-on was unanimous 80 with
considerable SHOW 81 good nature I
pulled out and after q ne minute run
dropped anchor here much e TIE dis
a.tat IL the chl8ran porofhy saic thar
she hadn't lost aBEthtng &C Wheeler
Springs. and hardly were the words
oat 81 her mouth when Tom threw her
comb overheard ans Dorothy had TO
admit thar she hsd spoken too soon.
IS far we have been living mostly on
sandwiches. fried chicken ana salads
ehat ne started from home with. hat
/ fer dinner today 7 ccucocted one 81
ny old time ~skousea" and same was
aevourad with gaHto.
Tuesday ct tire cedars.
We left Wheeler Springs yesterday
about three o'clock 81 m. end arrived
. here an hour and d quarter later. TIE
tide vas about az a atanastIH but we
had q hsa dwInd and the househoat
was heavy drag IL raiued all yester-
Z day afternoon. some during the night
. and has been raining steadily since
seven O'Clock this morning Dick aa-
served that aur barometer indicated
dry" the remark being made during a
particularly heavy downpoHr
TIE Mlssas has poor opinion ~ the
/ barometer and said "Humph'
/ pfcE sa8a. Il wonder what the bar
+ aweteF would Say FL Tom was 60 drop
4 lt overheard"
Dorothy said silly why IL would
eag Very dry
/ we have engaged dinner AZ the hotel
Ha 1t the rain Stacks up long enough
% Ten us ashore + wf1 he satisfied
. From the wav all hands are De- decking
+ themselves L imagine we viii Sc
ashore. rain or no rain
I haa hoped we weula see q marked
Improvement in tire behavior az the
children fHIE wear but / am afraid
there is none while Marjorie was SO
sick during The spring the children
we're very sBhaaea. bur IS soon a.
she was m her feet again
There wan 81 rumble and q roar
And the battle was On once more
In many respects Marjorie IL our
best child but she can keep an arEu-
sneng alive and going until long after
ag the rest are sound asleep
II 5s curious what a little thing
xiii start an argument with these
rnfsrer. rt warns ur and q thssa one
WI chin In. That DESTROYS the balance
|ara involves the fourth one. ard so en-,
even ta little Tom. who hasn't a Bit