Arthur Marsden was in the newspapers as well!
The Australian Star, 9 April 1895
AT THE WATER.
Arthur Marsden.
A sailmaker employed on the ship River
Falloch pleaded guilty to having used
threatening language towards the second
officer. The trouble arose from an order
issued to a ship's boy to go ashore
and purchase bread for breakfast. The
officer refused to allow the boy to
leave the ship, and Marsden, in brilliant
language, questioned his authority to interfere
with the lad except when on deck. At
the same time he brandished a knife, with
which he had been sewing a sail. The accused
made a lengthy statement to prove his
officer's aggressive tactics, and the provocation
which, led to the threat. He was
bound over to keep the peace for six months
in sureties of £20 and £10, in default, six
weeks.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/227120446An eventful voyage.