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UMemais Uapderiis,
ODD INCIDUNT9 OP KOKJ3ION TRAV13L. AND
OBSERVATION
London, March it,, 1893 If foreign
travel lias lt sad and pathetic coloring,
It It till! often enlivened with many
diverting iltuatlons, amuilng Incidents
awl genuinely humorous aspects
Hut few ra of till cenUl sunshine
fall upon the face of sunny Cuba To
the mind and heart of the trivelerlt re
mains n toil of lerrnro eloloroso In
perspective isavo for Its mitchtctt
troplcjl beauty and the languorous
beauty of lis women It remains plain
tively In the memor), altogether somber
in tone and color. This observation will
hold true of travel In nil countries hose
folk are of tlio swarthy I-ntln lineage
Horn many visits tothcbcautlful Island I
can recall no more than three situations
I where the foreign spectator might be
beguiled Into mirthful emotions, and
these possessed the quality of ridicu
lousness rather than humor.
One of these 1 witnessed repelled!)
late at night. It Is the outgrowth of
surveillance of parents over daughters
It Is the solitary midnight serenade,
rime aftir time, on returning to my
hotel from divers wanderings at night in
the Cub in capital, have I passed these
love stricken voutns, stationed opposite
the I omes of their Inamoratas in all
manner of ngonlicd attitudes, strumm
ing de mullleil notes upon ancient
t,iiitirs, and lifting their voices In
I tsslonate though doleful petitions to
the night, the moon, the suir. nnil all
the salnis to aid them In reaching tl e
ears and hearts o( llicir ueloraelis Hie"
favorite, Indeed almost the universal,
billadsung by these lovelorn Cuban
)ouths Is I.n I unj," of which 1 recall
one stana
Mis perm rrnl f ttlgai,
a no w puedon loous,
5e alcanwii unasaoiru
HComo Us ous del miir
Luru 1114 piotectori
fso me nlrgues til lulcar
Voy rn btttia de tin losoro
voy en busoa de ml amor!
My sorrows and languors
Unntaasurabl portion
Tley follow eacliodier
As waves of lha ocean
Sweet Luru, protectees
Deny not ettutaence
ror a treasure I m ward trig
My dear lote 1 Indulceneel
Nobody pas any attention to those
who thus pour outtlielr souls upon the
night. 1 lie intents who are used to it,
simply turn In their beds with thanks to
the saints that thiir doits ire massive
andth windows are of iron Uclated
mile passers cast sympathetic glances at
lie lone troubudours, renumbering their
own dismal ellorts in tliu past I veil
the neighbors keep silence, and not 1
rock or hand household Implement is
shot, as from some shadow y catapult, on
disturbing mission through the bosky
midnight nlr. 1 or hours of this sort of
lugubrious vigil no reward Is sought
or expected. Hut if tl e flutter of a
dainty band, or the shimmer of delicate
lices, is (or an Instant caught at the
balcony of the lair one's alcoba, then is
lite minstrel lover In an testae) of
delimit. . , , ,
On one occasion I ome upon two of
these amorous Komeos, sinking and
plavlng In n sort of desperate rivalry
beneath one balcony It was truly a
dilemma both for the idondoand her
lovers The litter were both singing
' l.l I una," otic in a frcmled falsetto,
the other in n baritone, hoarse from
Jeilous passion A pohle guardia civil
unally relieved the dramatic tension of
the situation by carrying ntvaj one at 1
time to a near bodega, thus preventing
a tragedy securing Ills own hllof wine,
and in a Un I ol rel iv t,lv Ing cadi smit
ten troubadour n fair and equitable
chance at the moon.
Another situation illustrating Cuban
sociological peculiarities, was lound in n
railway trip across the island One of
the passengers, an old senora, sneezed
Instantly, and rcvercnlh, n score of
pisseni,ers responded "J01 le guar
dial ' ( God gtnrd theel ' ) blie sneezed
agiln. Tills time the conceited ejicu
hllon was "Maria' ' faltc sure ml the
third time This was followed by a
cbotus of voices wlthr "Josef It is a
universal Cubin custom and In its
mother reminds forcible of the quite as
universal German custom, when one
sneeses to express klndlv concern by
responding with the unctious and ex
pressive, ' GtiiiiiihtiV "
Again, a voung fellow, passing a
mother and radiantly beautiful daughter
on his way out of the car, dolled his hit,
stood strnight anil tall before the couple
lie Inil never before seen, and with the
dignity of a Don Quixote said in bpin
ish ' Old woman, keep tint diughter
of heavenly beiutv for the unworthy
onebclorevout ' llien he strode aw iy
and nobod) Insulted It tin 1 lie aged
senora responded pleasantly, ' I will
f tlthfully keep licit I'osslbly the sen
ora's Ian moved i little more rapidly nt
tin compliment Hut nobody thought
amiss of the episode, or for that matter
an) thing at all about it, sav e in) self
At one tliuu myself ami friends wero
triv cling on horseback tho almost Im
passable country roads of the southern
coast, In the vlcinlt) of Trinidad Along
In the afternoon we suddcnl) heard a
Meat rustling, Lalloplng and hillooing
some distance in adviuce Our wise
ponies Instantl) grew restive, and showed
alum We bitted for a moment, the
)eomen listened, and directly cried out
eiclttdlvi
' Ah, hlene un toro Imvo! ' (' Here
comes n wll I bulll ) The words were
not out or his mouth before his feet
struck the ground Whlpilng out his
machete he cut with Incredible speed a
wiy through the hede,e It was notn
moment too soon I huudering nround
11 sharp corner In the road came n wild
bull, her pursuing rider yelling, ' Tcrigan
cuidado con el toro! ( ' 1 00k out for
the bulll ) The brtili calchlng sight of
, pur group charged madly upon us, and
, It would have surprised our anise seed
foi hunters to have seen the vaulting
through and over tint hedge as the
learning horns whisked b our ponies
winkling heels, while, true under all
circumstances to the universal principle
of Cuban politeness, the vanishing van
M a,uero turned In his saddle, removed his
f sat and with the bow of a courller sang
I nit after our Hying squad
I "I erdonemen, nmlgos p-ro he tenldo
I ildltblo con este torol ' ("Your par-
I Ipn, my friends but I am having a devil
I )fi time with this bulll ( "
I The going to and coming from Turone
on the great ocean liners provide an
endless vatlety of ludicrous Incidents
because on every steamer passengers to
n largu proportion ore new to the prcu
lar and Irrevocable sltuilion found ty
can by no menu bo uninterruptedly
sustained, Individuals, character and
station are brought Into close, sharp and
most striking contrnsts and all social
distinctions are liable nt any moment to
total obliteration In the common und
often grotesque mler) of sea sickness
T mo or three meals al fitthest sponge
the banquet olrs from the citbiri tables
The ship's commander. Ill in I as a bar
tender in pott, has, hidden himself from
view, rhepurscrs window Ushiitaslf
hermetically sealed The ship s doctor
his retired behind the strictest Internre
tation of hours and rules rhe chief
and assistant stewards, to whom your
great fee his already gone fir ichoi
seat at the Hble, refuses to recognise
) ou our room stew inl e cs ) ou w 1th
n look ol slurp suspicion nntl close
anah sis Will you give him muih
trouble, and will )ou fee generou-ly?
comprises his uttermost Interest Hut
he will permit no eaithly famlllnrli)
The stew ardess daunts her w hlte capped
head, plainly saying, "1 h-re arc char tc
lers h on this 'etc vessel aside my h ow n
to sustain, sill The boatswains, whose
frlulcd, fatherly faces on the first day
f;ave promise of sea yarns and ocean
oie revelations, are us stolid as bronzes
or brass
The sergeants at arms and deck steiv
arils walk around )ou look )ouuinnd
do-Ail, over and around fore and nit,
statboml and port, as if to remind sou
tint deck rules are deck law, sir I lie
bell bo)S, those little dried up old com
modorcs of tho jnssai.es, library ond
1 miotics, regard you from beneath
beetling brows ns with snvige nuvince
protests against possible requests for
favors Winder where )ou miy 011
jour steamers decks or within her
splendl I cabins, )nu find I tit savagery,
selfish preoccupation and despiir.
And how it levels the proud and
great! Look at them sprawling in their
chairs, hundreds of them under the lee
awi lnt,s, hope, pride, scorn, hauteur, nil
flown like the flush of Hie shriveled
(lowers below lint pompous old fel
low who candrivvhls cluck for aool
mlhon, ami who, on shire, reckons
hlmscll a boy of forty, )oti know, is
stretched there like n drunkard, holding
his twosets of fdse teeth in his nerve
less hand with the most familiar abin
doi He recks not those who see. he
sees not those who reck Here is n
erind dame, as easy 1 sulject of stud)
Iter wig Is Isphceil, tlio powder and
color havu been sponged from ono side
of her lieu b) some atlcntlvo stewar
dess, her laces, flounces and silks are
disheveled she is snoring dlverstlicd
by snorts and palate il staccatos
6ee this erst peerless New ork belle!
1 aim. powder and bilgewater arc lilcrts
ded In 1 dirty I rench i,ray upon her
leathery countenance 1 he fog has de
posited a clammy rime upon this.
Strands of her now waveless hair are
Muttering stickily within I cr open mouth
Her c)csscem to have Lone Into her
bead nn Inch and are closed beneath
dnt) je'llow lids Amid this wreck of
beauty there is une bit of color. It Is in
her pink), pointed nose It would hive
pirnl)zed Iter to have worn n 35 cent
Inthlng bit at sea So from undvr the
edge of her fii hat Iter sea blistered
nose rises rare and red like some hectic
beacon light looming above dreir, d ink,
dolorous isles In a few days more the
lung abused cuticle will peel from this
little nose In tenacious swirls and cm Is,
and as she steps upon the stiglng at
I Iverpool ihe rude customs Inspectors
wilt pronounce her nn "II'Aincrlcaii
h objeck
A voluble Inly sitting In her deck
chair and undergoing the premonitory
qualms of mat dc mtr, remarks to thu
unhappy group about hen
' II I j,et sei sick like the rest of these
people I shall just give up my reason
altokcther, to I shall "
Whereupon a blull old part) awakens
from bis stupor long enough to retort
spitefully.
'Judging from my own experience,
)ou will give tip far more than that,
madamel
On the other side of the ropes where
the steerage pisscngcrs are herded like
cattle, you will see them walking the
deck as If at wager, with occasional
quick recourse to the aide rail for relief
I lie) are immeasurabl) blighter, sunnier
and lighter hearted in their misery than
the more comfortable cabin passengers.
While they are pounding cheerily aliout
deck)ou ma) approach and sympathetic
ally accost an emigrant with,
Well, my boy, how do ou find your
self this morning? '
' Me health s all right, vcr honor ' (n
plunge to thu side rill), Is tho sturdy
rejoinder I hen, with 11 twinkle In his
blood shot c)es, ' but, faith, me licttlt
sleeiagel"
Tho occin liner Is never without Its
ferret, who Is sometimes n divinity stu
dent, ' broadening his ringe of ohscr
vatiou and study,' frequently the ) oung
reporter honestly desirous of acquiring
even thing possible tu le learned on
shipboard In six days' effort, and often
a female who his broken loose In search
of a ' career " 1 heso human intcrro
gallon points usually have (.old rimmed
e)e glasses, Invulnerable assurance, and
notebooks which are drawn on victims
with the celerity of genuine dcadl)
wetpons
They are abroad for Information, and
they get it Cornering the ship s com
mander on the subject of sea sickness,
they f nd '
' Dear sir, or madam, I hive followed
the sea for twenty fivu years, and have
put mure In than I ever took out of itl '
I rom grim old trivehrs they learn
1 This Is my hundred and fortieth
passage, sir, or madam Though I h tvo
taken every meal on shipboard, I have
frequently missed them!"
Irrcpresslblo they still are when the
set and tho storm pound the waves and
the fog upon the distracted passengers
wl lie crossing the Newfoundland hanks,
and there Is not life enough left In the
objects In the deck chairs to quicken
even profine response It Is then they
espy a solitary being, on Its legs in
1 lue and ,old, nwiy out forward The)
sidle, slqi and slide up to it 1 he I clng
pruves 10 be a ships oflicer first,
second third or somewhere along the
lute Hut it is alive, Ins hearty low Is, n
big paunch, and hoping these! bespeak
gentility, the) timidly address It
' Ileg pardon, oflicer, but are these
fogs alwajs to be found here en the
banks? '
The being Is a blue, gold and bronze
statue for a long long tune I Inall) as
they despair and are about to turn aw a ,
I h re I hr I .. , 1, I irm. 1 trie
ruiuil and they mvol 1 itar l listen I r
Its click Then, Its cavernous toral
mouth expands frlghllully w Into the being
roars,
Owthe llooily ell do II I kno ,
II I doant bide eeiel
I 11 111 Scotland the grlmncss and ,
qualntness of humor In speech and
anecdote, rather than In reioinder or
situatlun Is to the traveler nn endless
ilppl of sunshine serosa the stern felt
ures of Scotland s folk and land
At Galashiels of a Sunday mi rn ng I
came upon two lids savagely deputing
where their best interests should lead
them to Sunday-sehool The lesser of
the two a run -headed little fell tw
closed the controv etsy and set the pace
with
' Loom nwa cnomawa Ilstnaistfor
naithing we II get at the 1 ree Mrkl
I witnessed n fisherman s lrl le leav
ing hrr old home for the new it Oban
A sharp tongucd neighbor gave her this
gri-1) god speed
Join buck tooth tho' scare )enre
w el busked nntl klsted (well dressed
an 1 provided), but the dell isnawaur
liuid uglier) thin th' auld bclk that
owns )e''
Ihondvcntnf Iherloctor vvhennnew
"alv arrrves In lowlv homes as the
I'll) man usutlly brings currant ban
no ks nr buns, called curnte barnies,
wi h wlurht 1 divert the attention of the
cl Iren is a supreme occamun in child
life xpirlence
11 ol 1 heard n wee hsslo of I.din
burgh old town relating to her big e)ed
cumrds In the shadows of a narrow
it th I'ochter hrocltt us n in w
I urn th mornln ' An a inurkte i.uld
dochti-r he is " Then after a long and
I1111 res ive silence An he brocht a
curnle bannlc an an' n sponge, tac
Kidmr along the v.atllsle and Glasgow
roadman old trap driven by a serious
vouili 11 lined Andrew, Ihe horse shied,
khked the dashboard In pieces, stopped
stuck still, und turned and looked at
Andrt w
I uir heastlcl pulr beistlcl ' said
Audiew so tlhingly Then he dlsinoiin
ted and plucked n tuft of griss which
hegivelottm animal, with Ihe rumiii
alive remark " e II gie t a bl c o girse
(grass) t 1 h ft (the vlciousness) out 0 us
held! '
An intelligent traveler coull fll n
volume with ihe se quaint s.i)lngswnhln
his own heariui, A crolter who pulled
me out of a si nam Into which I had un
wittingly I ilk 11 closed the narration to
lis Ineii Is of his g llaiu rescuu Willi.
' Oh, a), I brocht the une 00 Yonkeeoer
the heckle p m sairl) A Highland
l,iil I w lie predict! I tut diihculties in
climbing lien tvevi-, h) remarking,
'tell nee I pit n M ot he irt le th' sty
brie, while 1 canny and cnictlold
bookseller of I erth, w I en ruin tiling me
for my limited knowiedke of the Seot
tish people, gave bis own count!) men
the exquiste bit of satire of, 'Wll
nc cr rlkhtl) ken a Smtelmion till ye ken
him f or n 111011 that kee s ihe saw 1) 11 h
an' all else he can li) his Iwa hands
oopoill' 1 III VK I WVKKMAN
.'AliUlO I lOlttS' FUinUJsF.
Thmt IliiuJroI HtaasaiiJ I) liars Moil-In.-
lo liD lticuvmJ hi lrxas.
James L Morgan, an extensive
rancher In southwest Texas is now on
11 trip to the east, superintending the
construction of devices nnd nucl Inery
fir the purpose of procuring jji,uoo of
f lexical! money
In the early part of the present ceil,
tur), when San Antonio was the home
ol many wealth) Spaniards, and the
commercial center of all of Northern
Mexico, n mule train slatted fur the city
of Mexico, sa)S un Antonio corres
pondent There were thirty mutes, each loaded
willi 8000 sliver dolltrs and 1 consider
able amount of gold coin, the total
amount being about 300 000
The carivan wits In charge of Captain
I alacio I lores, n prominent an I trusted
cmplo)cof the Government In adtll
tion to Ihe drivers of the initio train
there were about fifty well armed nnd
equipped guards The old an 1 well
worn national highway through San
I tus I'otosl and 1 1 mere) was taken and
the dangerous mountain defiles south of
Sallllle were passed without am attack
on the train being mule the Klo
Grando river was crossed a few miles
above I-aredo ami the train made Us
wa) rapidly toward San Antonio
In those davs the nillonal highway
passed through what It now I )imm t
count), Tex, following the bank of
Tena creek lor several miles Ontte
bank of lint stream was n favorite
camping place, which is now called
llrtndkock witer hole. Ibis hole Is
located at n slurp hem! In Ihe stream
nnd Is of unfathomable depths, although
It evidently has a 11 ttural bottom, as the
water in it docs not pass Into any Inter
ior civ ity
When this camping place was reache I
Caplaln 1 lores decided to remain there
n few da) 5 resting the mules prepara
tory to making the ten miles pel i II remain
ing between there nnd San Antonio lie
considered that all the dangerous por
tion of the counlr) had been pissed
through, nnd only left ten men on guard
the first night 1 ven this number seem
ed unnecc sary, ns there were no signs
ol any attack, and no pickets were post
ed on the following da).
It was about noon on that diy when a
baud of brigands suddenly rushed upon
the unprotected camp out of n dense
live oak thicket. Captain I lores nnd his
men were taking their noonday siesta
when the nttack was made, but they did
not submit without a desperate struggle
I he bags of gold and silver were piled
In it heap near the deep water hole, nnd
when Ciplaln 1 lores found that the
brigands were about to get possession of
the wealth he ordered the drivers to
throw It nil Into thu plicld pool The
commind wasobctednnd the I rlgands
massacred every member ofthemuld
train party with Ihe exception ot a
driver mined Altlondro Lajero who
succeeded in miklok his cscipe, pro
ceeding to StnAntoi 10 whero he give
an account of the terrible ndventure, a
record of which was undo at tint timu
and is still in existence there Us stor)
was discredited until the parties to
whom the money had been consigned
made an Investigation and found the
bones of the viutmsiind evidence that
the bandits had made clforls to recover
the w ralth from the pool
Attempts were then mule to explore
the hole, but without success Ileal)
weights have been sunk lo n depth of
several thousand feel, but the loltom
of the hole has never been reached A
few months neo Junes I Morgan, an
etstern capitalist and ihe owner of nn
extensive ranch in southwest Tcxis,
was pissing through Dimmit county,
when he wis told the story of the hid
den wealth in the ISrand Rock witer
hole He visited the mysterious pot
and became so deeply Interested In the
remarkibli tale that I c decided to make
a supreme short to explore the depth of
the1iole;m search of the jch,ooo nd
recover'the wealth If possible 1,
9500 licvnrd I I
aste will pt lha above, lewirrl r a r esi
slllTfrUirplisl,liransi It s is e ,
Irtl c eallvn Untut I etlon or ,, . A
himrins m vveeta vefe r rl
tlenthfllrrelonsra slrcil twlih !
I bee are rorely Veaelslle at I t r.il to
ills 1,1 .l.rtioo Smart oln L ra liosee,
II etna llewara ol resale r s an I mm ,
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Hill Colt Youtlvo Dollars.
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llirsrilvlllr, Conn.
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BECKTOLD & CO.,
Book Manufacturers e
-- and Book Binders.
202-213 Pino Strout, ST LOUIS
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I ueller Terms thin any other firm In tho Western Slates. H
JCOALTER , SNELGROVE.lbTlSTlil BDSIC DEALERS I
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WINDOW SHADES! SPRING ROLLERS' I
ARE THE BEST MADE.
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For BIDDERS PRIWTERS. I
rpitr. uaolk icrji8Tio taiilktino cosifoiiTiox, tub muKst
rtlele In the world for m.lelnj the itromeit, most elaitlo, daroble H
nd handsome lilndlnt; for Illtl HouJi, BUtmifnta, ICallroad Lllauka, H
eta. At ltaat one-halt clieoper tltasn Ihe old method ot rorerlog th
asdsee with colored fnper. Ilaa no ofTenalee or unhealthy odor, u4
oa pened nlll do more than two pounds ol unjot the liquid prey. gsH
arutlona, ait ranch Iraa colt. 1'ait np in two-pooud boxci auad sold
et MnnnUetnrcrs' prlcee, 4S Cents per pound ail the H
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