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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

Dag i9 Dir feline llnseIesenbeiteu be-
reiten werbe, wsiBt On. SD wirbe mid
Dor Der Semastirung aus Dem Stnube
MAIDEN, unS bic 6erri6aften tGnntsn
ii9 Iber bic sebeimitiBuoue Sremoe per:
9ebii6 Die R6pfe ssrbreden. SD Sente
IS mir gang luitis, un6 IS wirbe mir
Spas MAIDEN, mir bos 6sit ansuieben.
6oifentIi6 lit 9ein t5rperIi6eS unbebas
gen ni6t 10 fart, tnB On fir ben S9er;
teinen Sinu bait. 0o6mnIs berSli6if
81
Sieiem an Son Altesse Madame
la Princesse Amelia de Pratecka,
Cannes, Department des Alpes ma
ritimes" geri9tster Briefe lag fOl9ens
Der 3eitunssausi9nitt bel: ygm 81.
DECEMBER bs. S. feiert zines %unierer
6~iiritenbduier elm ~ielteues Set: Den mr.
tunbli6 nadweisbaren a9t6un6ertjdbris
gen itdnoigen unb ununterbro9eren Ses
iis ieineS Stomml6lones. Sm Sabre
1850 BRET Gage DOR benz beili9en @brilts
fefte, wie IS in Der Gbronif 6eiBt, bat
9err &inar6 Die itarte 6eite 2Obsnbnr9
geitiirmt une 6ieIen Mamsn benz ieinigen
beieefiet. CUR 5eier bieies bentuiiroi=
gen Cages werben nun 9roBartise Vors
bereitungen e~etroffen. @n bic uornebmz
item 6amiIien bes 9anbes limb @iuIaouus
gen ereongen, fiinf resierenOe 6irften
babeu, tuie man uus f9reibt, ibr Grs
i9eineu bsreits felt iugefaSt. ollie bsuI.
i9eu ,66fe perben 6ur9 Abgeiunbte pers
treten leiu. Den G65epuntt Ser 6eier
ioQ Elm 9roBeS Masfsnfeit biIoeH, gu
benz Die 6oitim,ei6ner Der peri6iebeuen
Itabemien i9on Jet Wo6eu Die Sorloz
gen entmerfsr. @6euio linb auf SObens
burg ielbit jest ale Sdnbe tbdti9, UNI
ben 6eitiaaI Spsdentip1eden6 gu oeofrt;
rem. Nus Berlin, Dtiinden un6 DIiiel.
borf iinb Die berporra9enpiteu 6iinltLer
mad %2oben6urg bei6ieoen. .2tue 5pbsn
8beiluebme,, beneu pOui9er Wasfeuz
i1ut unb un6ei9rdntte Dtastenfreibeit
gemdbrIsiitet peroell, eri9einen in ben
Sra6ten bes XI. nub XII. Sa5rbuns
berts. Die 3eit lift por9ei9rieben, Die
Nabl Ser g1ationaIitGt lte6t i'm 8eIieben
Der Doben @dlte. Bel Der auseueinen
geliebtbeit, beren lid Shirt @ri9 mnb
Bring pom %2obeubugg erfrsueu, piro Die
5eier auf Dem ebrruiiroigeu. Stamms
i9lohc in gang Oeuti6lanb freuoigen
QSiberbau finoen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

= 0reiSebn GbineIen, Die baS@ubits
9nftz0eiet uerlett baben, iieen in ben
RGtatomben Der alien gitp 6aIl, pobin
ne 3ti9ter 6ir auf 10 Gage gei6idt bat.
Nenn e5 irgenb eiuen Ylae in San 6rans
cisco gibt, no bteiss @eiee perleet wirb,
10 lit IS bag Staotsefdn9niB. Was
wobI @bineIeu uon uns ciuiIiiirteu Wtenz
l4en oenteu m0gen, wenn lie beswe9en
b%eltraft merben, neil gu pieIe ron i6nHn
IN einem S3irnmer pobnteH, lplb baun
3ebn Gage i'll einem. @efRh9ntB SuIams
mensepfer9t werben,twO baheIbe @eiee,
rueldes ne iibertEeten bdben, pom ben Be-
boroea felbit niiBa9tet werbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
Cannes, Apes maritimes,
26. Houember 1880.
Q;pbpr HouiiuI

yGteber GOulln!
.S}it es unbei6eibeu, menn i3 Sic nm
cine @inIa6uns 81 Sbrem 6eite bite d?
sic birfsn mir uni 10 rubi9er eiuen Snrb
geben, ais es iebr frasIi9 lit, oh es mir
meine @eiuu6beit iibe,baupt seitattet, bel
Dem ieeigen rauben @etter Die bei3wers
li9e &eiIe 81 unternebmen. Saben Sic
III Sbrem i6erpouen SaaIe aber nod
BIAS fir meineu Nfann un6 mid, uno
fIble i9 mid wobI senug, 10 fomne I'D,
ei9eus un Sic 5u intsigiren; uno i3
mette, sic werben mid ui6t erfennen.
GauIenb @riiBe pon ms beibeu.
Sbre Sbnen freunbli6it geiinnte
9ouiine
Qtnjela Grnteda."
Qn Se. Our9lnu6t
ben 8rinSeu Rein6ar6 pom 2obenburs.
So5enburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

itation genommen mar, uor Sen r6irs
f4en~ Dor. Dem @agen entftieg cine
3iemIi9 sroBe, IN -eiusu IGnsen YeIss
mantsI eebinte Dame, bic fi9 offenbar
nidt seiaen moIIte, bonn lie hattie ihr
@efi6t mt einem idwarsen 9pppels
I@Ieier uerbiat. Sbr folgie elm iunses
Mdb9eu, bas tein Snterefie 6aron sa
bo6en i6ien, fi9 gu perfteden. Musuftes
@eii1t mar uou Der SdIte bodrotb &c.
fdrbt. sic trus Die ;iemli9 i9pere
6anOtoi3e ibrer 0errin, Die lie REM ber-
beisciprunseneu ,6ausotener Itidt auuers
trauen woiIte. Der 6alstne6t Iu6 ben
sepaItiseu 6Ofsr anf feline SdnItern
unb bef6rberte i'm in Die bebogIi9 bur9s
pdrmten &dume hes erlten Stods. auz
quite beiteate etrpos faltes Sletl9 uno
Sbee, CAB Sic Meiiune, baB Der Yoff>
rudsen piinttli6 nm baIb a9t porfabren
ioIIe, unb uerabI9iebete bann ben Seu>
ner nit benz 8emertsu, baB peiteres
ni3t seuIni9t werbe. 9eIene bate ft6
inswii6cn i'm Nebensimmsr aus ibrer
SerbdGuns beraussei6dIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

Oas @eIprd6 mar aLler6in9s bemertt
moroeu, pom pieIen @diten, gan, beIons
berS ober pou Reinbar6 un6 Der 9rin.
seilin Marianne, Die inter Der 6i6ten
@pbeuIaube, wel6e fi9 an bic ge9ens
iiberIiegenbe 6reitreppe Iebnte, miteins
amber eepIauoert uno babel teineu Slid
pom ben bsioen auf Ser @aIerie g~elaflen
batten. Sett itiss Sic Dame, nm Die
ii6 ioglei6 nieoer Sitter. &uoppen,
9eiitlide 0erreu unb peltIi6e @eleuen
~brdn9teu, Ian9iom sic Stufen wieber
binab, entSos lid ben arti9en 8eiuers
buugen uno i9ritt AMI bic gaube gu, in
Die Der Hrins unb Marianne lid 3uriids
9eSo9en batten.
sd fore bod boffentIi3 tein per-
trouIides @eiprd6?" IG9te 6eIene, mdbs
rsno lie lid ibnen nd6erte.
.9siher babsu mir un5 ni6ts 8ertrau>
IideS su id9en," antportete Reinbar6.
limb bu uiiroeif uns in ieSem Sale mill
tommen ieiu!"
ga, mir ipra6eu eera6e Don Dir, Z"
nabm Ntariaunc 6as Wort, ,unb mir
;erbra6en urs ben Sopf, wer 6u wobI
isin mf5telf."
sd bin Osine CUTE 6rsuu6in. Nus
riauns!l" sntsegusts 0eIens nit GROCER
9ersIi6tett. .Rebr brau9it bu ni9t
81 piheu, unb rebr iouit bu ME err
fnbren."
Der Briu; bor6te auf.
yRsnnen mir uns?~ fraate CT.
rSapobt!"
pGeius Gimme srinnert mid 10 inert:
wiir6is an bic elmer DAME. bic ni6t
bier fem tann!~
y@eHn Tic bier uidt ieiu fam, wsr6e
i'd as %roa5rideinIid nidt isiu."
vG~iseutbimIi9! -. @~abrbaftis,
man eIaubt mitunter 9eipsniter su ieben
unb gu b6reH!" ueriette Ser 8rin, nads
oentlih.
Sd BIN nber Icbr Ieibboftis bier, ME
ou poeI merteu pirft.~
On uannteit mid uorbin bel meinem
Rnmen," mel Rarianne wieSer Elm.
rSenuen mir uns peri0nIi62"
6Ortiesuns folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

@inif bait ib gegInnbt, i9 mar bejfimnsf
gum 9r6Bteu Eidter ami grben,
Dod, ME e5 MN ben AHl6ein ninrmf,
&ire wobI nidt pieI o'rons wernen-
&ns last IT'D thum2 S6 erone nidt1
SD ipiile binob ben aereer..
6eoa; befrodter. fleiner &idtt
Bring mir Sob6nnisberseri
Der &ein Idmedts gut. giuf bott' i'd eeelonbs
SD IDiiroe siiidIib Iieben;
bod dber meinem Si9terhaupt
Su SterueH ltdn0's 9eI6riebeu.
So6 wie IS tam i1 erone nI6tl
SD oenf an bic meblelnoen Girner...
Seoal beIrodter. f1Guer Bi@tl
Bring mir NAL &Ioesbeimeri
gu &ubm NIB 9ieb' bott' i6 eeIeut
9to6 &eihthum IN meiuem @Iouben;
Jfuu reidt fiirmobr mein qollses @eI0
Gi6t mehT fir oieie Sranben.
2Sd5 i6 9eeIauht = Sd aroue ni6tl
ST uuerfiiut eebIiebent
uno meine 3ebe, tleiner &i6t,
Bir6 oiesnlol ouf9eidriebeul
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

S9uISemfrei. = ,S6uIben finb
elm l6rsdli9es Ding foete SIR. Setts
Ier, .es uimmt einem Men11en oue
SeIbfa9tun9, weun CT ii6 nm cine Gde
briden mus, um einem 9ldnbiger ouss
,Supei9en. SD bin frpb unS 9Iidli9,
baB i'd nidt einen Dollar S6uIeen niebr
babe
So iino olio Sbre alien S6nI6en,
bic sic oft briften, idutmtIi9 be;oblt7A
fraete Serr Upright.
.@IddIi6erweiie iol Die Iette it felt
sefern.ueridbrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

9err 9euifOu bat groses 9srtrduen in
bic 8unit ieines Anitrei9ers unb iast gu
i'm, tnSem er INN bic SibIiotbet seiet:
SAB i9 nod psree6eu &c &c iasen,
bag bies sou uer6en be 8ibbeliotbet /;
IN ba Sc iinb Bdbr gei9ift in be Oeto.
rutidon, tOnusn sc mir slei6 maIen be
8ie9er an be @anb, naes in 6aIb.
6ruuB unb be neuslte Nusgabsn. Sa
ipor i5 be gie9er IN De Repoietor6en,
I'M IS ma6t ii9 bod"
Griter Clutter: so, On 6entif, fe
siebt Dir ben Eor5us un6 lisbt Di9l"
3ntiter Clutter: Stun ia, mie Tam
IS benn aubsrs iein. Sot lie bod ibrem
6unSe meiusu Rumen geseben, nnb bos-
fol- tetH beftimmtes 3efden fein, bag fie
meinen .Ran-en gsrne ausfpribt, UNI fi6
.meiner Su eriunern?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
OIhrnhnrn.
Wedlenbnrg.

Seterow. Der S~tationsidaer
6ranfe in o roBsWofern wur6e eri6Oiz
len in Ieiner @Obnuns oufsefuubeu. @ie
man permutbet, 1T 5ranfe, Der benz
nd6lt beiratben woate, ermorbet NOR
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

OELRICHS 81 CO.,
30. = 8otpIiaa @retn, Netu BORT.
&beobor 8sr9ner, Ngent, 9er>
mann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

GOrtieeuns fOIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

8esIeituns Der ~1sidbrisen 5u~britarbeitcs
rim &oine &ntboriue Riein, nit Der er
elm 8erbdltuiB u~nterbielt. 8eibe err
rei6ten aud sIiifli9 Rew gprt, mo-
&emmler fem 9eben ais G~asel5bner fri
ftete, pdbrenb bic 6lein fi5 aIs Measb
perbingen muBte. 9as timmerIide
Daiein, bos ii9 ibr tatt bes erbOfTten
@lids in Der neutn Welt BOT, trieb
i9IiebIi9 bos Mdbden mad Der 6eimatb
surid. Oiefer Gage traf fe benr aud
bier wie6er Elm, nm iOfort perbaftet gu
wer6en, ba sesen iie cine duf 6eblerei
Iautenbe antlase erbOben wur6e.
gronbfdne. Niebersebrannt iinb: in
Bergertsbofcn cine S9euer bes Sauern
gaumaun, in geiuitstten bag anweien
Ses Waurers &aupp, in 0eubnla6 bas
6anIelntann'i9e @obubaus uno in Walz
beim cine Sdeuer bes BmIsru Satob
WeiB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
Sburi3.

@larus. Sn @Iurus itarb tiir8Iid
Suuptmann s. s. elmer 0erielbe bat
in Ieinem Seitament an ueri6iebene gee
meinniiei9e NnitaIten 10000. 6r. unb an
Die 2lrbeiter ieiner 6abrit 5000 6rancs
uerma6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

carriers anstnsamtr ssprm.s prap iaIabr ns ice;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11
Rbeinpfal3.

6rantenltein II. l6ier wur6en etwa
4O-5OM db6en, meiitens ben ybeiieren"
StGnben un9ebOri9, wel6e nod iouns
to0siduIpfidti9 iinb, Strafbefeble uon
lie | Sag 6aft sugeitelIt rue9en 8eIu6s
bes Ganibooens auf Sir6wetben Der llms
9egeuo Die iungen y0amen" iino oenn
aud ri6ti9 rle II Sun9frauen bod" CUR
S%erbTBun9 ibrcr CITRATE an9etreten uno
boben lid babel f0itIi6 amiiiirt.
YirmaienS. Der S6uiter Sites
pon bier pnrbe auf benz 9fa6bauieweg
BON einem 9ewiiIen Saemunn, aus Gbaurz
bes6onbs 9ebiirti9, meu6lln9S ii%berfaIs
len uno NIT Meileriti3en oerart Su9es
ri6tet, baB an ieinem Nuftommen gez
sweifeIt pirb. Der Sbdter lit perbaftet.
un9liitsfdue. - Sn gtieberwiirsba6
oerietb Elm Sobn bes Saltbrenners Sare
pom Ommersbeim in bns @0peIwert elmer
Orei6mai6ine unb wurbe serqueti9t, in
st. Snebert purbe Ser Sael6bner s..
8srrans pom Gentrii9 bur9 cine s%iuitiirs
Serbe Mauer eri9Ia9en.
@iirttrmberg.
&auens9urs. Der beurise @ein>
ertrag ami u%nierer Mfarfun9 eini6lieBz
LID bes Grtra9s re9ts Der S6uhen Unit
1000 Qiter) 1884, $50 2iter Ober runO
GIL elmer. Der MitteIpreis per Sitter
lit 30 Bfennig. Somit reprdientirt Die
Misrepresentation uuf %unierer Wtartuns
IN bteiem Sabr eiuen @ertb pen 56,z
ASS so.
i. 81 eutIingen. Nm Z. Neai B. s.
entfOb Der 8antoiener Satob SemmIer
pom bier NIT $50 SO. eintaiitrten unb
unteri9lasenen @eIbes unb, inter Sus
riidla6una pOn 6ran unb &inbern, in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-12-11

fen Nbenb! llub NUN iuee i'd Dir ernits
weiIer 2ebepobl; infer @eiprd9 wirb
auffaItg, bu i9uI6eit bid aud an6eren
9Glten."
Der 8Irit fab ibr topfi9ittelnS no6.
v@S miro Elm S6er3 ieiu, aber es
tlaug 10 ernit!" idate CT. v@enu ib
ur mi ste, mo i'd Die Gimme i6Ou &c:
bort babel"
The sun., 1885-06-28
TANk EE MOTIONS.

twenty one children, ~ ""S "e.~e
bugs are becoming less and less
i,asn Roger. ot Ip.wich, Mass. 81 years old. has
moved every year for rs years.
The Maine universast. have resolved In convention
cnpita punishment Is NOT eabs o restrain
'hs influence in tho prevention OF crime.
Ihr new nsh story from New England Is that of War
'ausht over "ne thousand suckers In n,e hours
sa'TThy Ms., ha.a gyp.y samG Of ssysnyave psr
miles OF Boston Cily Hall. "
The liquor dealers. the Law and Order League the
'htn.. Neal Dow is an interested spectator.
oS. Morsmtn un.srlhsi wharf In Portsmouth the
were nv. feet under ground nearly three feet
square aud the whit. pine WAS sound and bright.
pretty Scotch girl In Lewiston Joined the Salvation
Army nni va. 20 imbued with the spirit Of sacrircs
Ini hn'n,y ,nat .is gave AWAY Al persons prop.
,h.apes she as now CONE 10 h.r senses Lu .bs can
not gel her goods hack. " ''' ' '"' 'sa'
forymo.t attorneys OF the IisDoro coanty Jar i, Y.
~ ne etnire of interest in local religious circles
s,y =. salvation ary lie Gss .d. ,i ..,ssn ."ns Y.1n
snhsu a addresses. aud commands large conyrsgations
anu fespeelinl attention,
De Witt Clinton Comma ry of IN, KNIGHT. r.nr,..
T., s r"rt.n1u,l H. had special conciays last week
ssan W wass on S,a'I senator John Hatch q
inr twenty.hve years Eminent Con mand.r OF ID. wiz
Ts@psf a..nsy ss'r4 .f sS; p.T. s.T.ssa n s
iiimxn.hsd ia, Mason" from Massachusetts, New YorS
Alfred Howard. tho former NJ por,.mo,.,
T. whose remarkable letter Of resignation proeuIsd
s' s,ss am9an. q free insar
.ifes q 81:
sss ss'ss s:a ?, r ts;
3se s''"" from the leader Of the moh. s'
The sun., 1885-06-28
BURGLARS' KlTA
I.provsd Fine Tools WhIeh no H ouse breaker
should be without.


Sheffield. Birmingham. and Wolverhampton
such AZ skeleton keys. are made BY the BURGLAR
wnrkmanship and first class material
The ordinary kit means u small dark lantern.
called iie. pressrver because more lives Iss srs
taken Win IT than preserved; strong prun-
nx Sr the neS u.S 5n 2, WoGd aGo.
ton keys ends OF wire to ilit lock tumTlers
ksys that have Been lsit in the m locks. I turning o'
TIT This s, outfit is only for the ordinary work:
msss Ts wR 5
vided by invention for the safety OF valuables
furnishes him with novel tools.
and yer vreS
s%s srsaf sa ye1 SGG5 or sp
down to the pocket Jimmy all Dimensions are
the extension patternSthat is. they are divided
into two OF, throe lengths. which are screwed
solid and some OF tubular steel. the latter re-.
curing n,rI the hnest worEmanship.
the sod Msd e ss tool #
tho bit penetrates the heaviest safs door il
necessary. but usually the holes are drilled only
ceive the CHARGES OF giant powder Or nitro
Kyserlne Se ;, by , means 81 which the combination
sbeS tbe 70 After that ts the n
explosive ia nicely distributed through the
mechanism Of tho combination by means OF a
operator blows II explosion is TOO dangerous
on o. account 81 the noise; the combination knob
sad sy oa Sqvf y boss Of 52 s
bination which holds the bolts Is drivsn n back back
ny means OF n stool punch. The outer door
can then be opened by turning the handle.
me panel cutter resembles an ordinary car
kind. from, two. to four inches wids This
makes ma = hole OF from four TO eight inches near
tho tn, lock. S The arm Is put through, and lock
The nippers ia another very elegant tool
used In cases whore people believe Themselves
lock Nppers formed so%swhas H iEe sss in Suss ias
sS Under e tas are qssa s.
clip the jewel of close to the pin which remains
IN the shirt or scarf. while the stone drops into
Window fasteners are unclasped and spring
foensd ioGHs 9poned Sy fhe palette knife which Is
Is Of pant ssee sRin sSss Il Is sasi1
showed through the smalles crack.
Besides these tools. there is variety OF saws.
chsels. hammers. and auger bits. The outfit
depends on the fact whether crook Jumps a
s ioress hs door
gHrrets = crib" nich means that he en- ers the
pudding through the scuttle in the roof. The
'scuItle worker" is always provided with n
rope ladder OF manila hemp. the runxs being
OF stout iron staves. Strong steel hooks are
provided for fastening the top Of the ladder to
window slls or the caves Of the roof. ana sand
bags are fastened below to keep tho ladder taut.
nnd at tho same time hold 1t off from the wall.
veranda climbers keep knottsd rope. with
steel hook. to fasten the latter by a dextrous
throw to a. window frame. shutter. or other
suitable hold. 1t Is by no means u strange oc.
currenco that scutt!e workers climb from roof
to roof in row Of houses. thus evading the
70 fha off f1nA tyh,>
trolls his beat below " ~
The sun., 1885-06-28

man who struck another blow, observlng the
bloody condition Of the disciple OF BlackstonS
and the deadly look In his eye. usually SO mild
the back and ss"ssY ssyovsr CRe
ordered Smith into an sd,oining room, wnene nee
he caused him to wash the bloed from MIS- fsce .,,
stairs and out by rear passage ana door.
As Smith took his departure he swore that
he would never again darken the LAWYER aoor:
He declared that he had been led into trap:
that Coke had concealed Jones in the closet
with malice aforethought. and that he had de,
siRnedly been led into abusing him. This hnd
night dSne asp oa and aS P%
tresche erous afrair ended their friendship for
smith bsiss dismissed. the lawyer returned
movable traces OF the combat When about to
him d0w sr oo.f nnd SAID
the f5 have won OF you"
You wilip You have the cheek to ask it2
q dm Ssvs the sG
the devil you would not mention It after hum
bugRing me into that closet-ass that was =
snS ass bs M s s. henI o% o% % %e
In an action for conspiracy. I rejoice that !
got In that stinger on your nose. Never speak
to me again. sir. on any OCCASION" and Jones
WeII. welil" cried Littioton Coke, when left
and inspected his nose 10 the fragment Of a
irame-"Well. l have settled the pair OF them.
but must confess that my plan for suppress
ing bores has turned m out an expensiye and .
notatoe and my offlce looks as II 1t had been
the scene OF the latest exploit OF the dynemit-
ers. y has been expensiye. but. thank God. the
borss on the Pasiae cosst-hsve dropped them
both at one shotr DAN DE QuILLE.
The sun., 1885-06-28
THE SUM- SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1sss-rwELvE PAGES

va, the fclises. Of the trees. and un-
ger would almost run. against It before
he would discover II. Beaumont Was
sent un by the Anchor OIL Company to. spy II
out out When he got to lettering around the we'll
one, Of the owners. not to trespass when the
drill began tapping the pay sand. Then the
owners sent to . railroad that was building up
In New York State and brought down some
nfteen Swedes to clear away the underbrush.
that tanks might be erected, and also to do
guard duty: They were told 70 capture any
cns,d one found s5sspassng about the well They
SO that the scouts could not reason with them
about the way they should be treated.
One afternoon the Swedes flushed Beau
mont from behind a pile OF cable aloneside the
derrick room. Tho moment he saw he was
discovered he dashed across the open space
whole pack Of Swedes at his heels with axes @
Over the side Of the rsvine he scrambled
and tumbled. with the Swedes In his wake
breaking down the bushes and stun.
bling over logs like hurd OF fright
ened cattle. Beaumont was not
she sWsd. and 1o0Tf la he had so
matters and have himself released. but they
could not understand, and 30 he was marched
back. to- the derrick. The owners OF the we'll
decided to hold him for trespass and make a
test cnse Of II. As they did not want to take
the trouble OF driving him at once to tho near
est constabe's. they tied him to q tree with
piece q repe until late that night. When re-
badly swollen from the cords that he was help:
less. He was driven to Warren and delivered
over for trespass. He afterward brought suit
Tor assault and got heavy damagea."
The sun., 1885-06-28
PACIFIC COAST SEA LIONS.
How They are Capsured-The Harm They
DO to Nets.
From the San Prancisco Chronicle,

| From the San Francisco Chronicle.
len or twelve years ago an act was passed
by the Legislature making it misde meanor
radius Of Seal Rock. ana ever since that time
the sen lion has been regarded as a privileged
dustry first began to assume important dimen.
sions 1t was then that canneries began to
loom up. and in the course Of three years fol-
lowing grew to really gigantic proportions
plies Of ali descriptions to fishina% % outiits ' dd
as promising as that Of any industry on the
coast Soon however. the sea-lion nuisance
az ths time
Tss T seq stH'nA9s ion is lover of luxury which
place 70 lounge on the sunny side OF some rag
gsdd gd cif ~ and nienty to eat provided BY some.
the rocks near tho Ciiif House. H6f but ioWora SSIi
the hfSsnpsr Ssnyp snS IL bands
about or o'clock In the afternoon 10 set their
that and 'hs, Tss ssa SSsk lions
seem see a TO have comprehended the processes Of
hsr Ssn lie n Ea for
curiously Intelligent creatures nrst make
bowns noss .ons the eM sSrss. suo
the water, and, In most Incredibly short
space Of time dozens and hundreds Of com.
the fish, tear them loose from the meshes. and
devour them with the rapidity OF machines
II the band happans to be few In numbers not
equal to the consum ption Of all the fish In the
nets which they attack they will tear the fish
out and play with them. throwing them some-
times many feet In the air. and otherwise de-
stroying the game of the industrious fisher.
man. so that 1t IL not an uncommon occurrence
Tor the hungry toilers OF the bay to lift 1850
fathoms OF net without securing q single FISH.
The lions can be seen almost at any time tas-
Ing up and down before the nets in great mum.
bers. tearing the msshes. breaking tile cords
and doing q vast deal OF damage aside from
destroying all the fish, and are so fearless in
this riOtous work that they will approach with
In few feet OF the tisherman's boat.
mas been reduced to considerably less than
ne,third OF what it was two years ago. and the
Italians. Portuguese. and others engaged In
supplying the local fish markets. instead OF
making It paying enterprise. are reduced In
many instances to actual want. A man we'll
informed on the fishing industry stated that
the various cenneries here and elsewhere arc
not doing = business OF 500 now where two
years ugo $500 would not cover II.
The ravages OF the sea lions are not confined
TO any one branch OF destruction but to an
kinds OF fishing done with nets. and they dis
play remarkaole intelligence in hunting up
the hannts OF the fishermen and being on hand
when the nets are set. Along tho wharves and
sheds monopolized BY the fishermen may be
seen great piles OF unused nets and other
equipments. and the principal demand at the
houses dealing In supplies Is for occasional
small quantities OF twine or rome for repairing.