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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11
POISON

am coppersmith by trade, and dureAS
a series OF years my arms being bare when
az work. have absorbed u wonderful amount
of metal poison. Having n scrOfulous tan.
dency nom my youth, the Small part cies OF
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison wac conveyed
Into my blo0e till my Whole system became
dies OF mercury and Tod dc potassium. Sal-
ivstion followed, my teeth are all hpse In
my head, my digestive organs oeIapgcd, aud
have been helpless In bed for over a year
with mercurlal rheumatism. My Joints
were all swollen, and i lost the use OF my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant.
MY sufrerings became so intense that II
was Impossible for me 10 rest. the docioW
advised me TO go TO the city hospital for
ueatmeut. This could not bear. friend,
who proved n friend indeed, urged me 10 try
Swift's Specific, believing IL would cure me.
Others discouraged me, but / secured u few
bolt cs, and ha, now taken two dozen bot
Ties. The first effect OF the medicine was TO
bring the poison 10 the surface, and broke
out ali over Ia running tores They soon
Disappeared, and nay SKIN cleared or Ny
knees, which had become twice their n2tu.
raj size. have resumed their usual ,iye and
are supple as OF yorc. by arms aud handsn
are ali right again and can use them Without
main, The entire disease has LETT al parts oi The
BODY save two ulcers on my Wrists, which
are healing RAPIDLY am weak rom ong
confinement, hut / have the ne OF All my
limbs. The medicine Is Bringing me out OF
The greatest trinl OF my ne, ana cannot
find words sufllciCi itoe1press my apprcra.
tlon Of It's Vir.u.l - 'lle grsttuoc eel
that / ever heard
Augu'ta, Ga, Jam
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IMPEACHMENT ABANDONED.
Arabia
A GREAT CYCLONE.


ALDEN, June A >cyclone here yes
terdsy was disastrous in its conse-
quonoes. The damage done is Dsti-
mated ut f50 coo.
The latest reports of the damage done
by tho cyclone show il 10 have been the
most disastrous which ever visited this
regional least since the British uGcu
patton IN 1889. The wind destroyed
nearly every bungalow, or cottage, IN
Alden. The iron roof on the government
shed on the jetty was blown away.
Much damage was done to the shipping
at anchor in the port. Many barges were
sunk and number of steam launches
and men-ot-war boats were driven
ashore. The men. ol-war Turquoise and
Reindeer were driven by the force of
the wind so hard that both broke their
moorings and narrowly escaped bong
wrecked. Steamers which have arrived
SINCE the subsistence OF the cyclone
nearly all report loss of boats and other
The eastern telegraph
lines are all broken.
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Abe Ruzzard surrenders.

LANCASTER, Pa, juno 4.-Abe Buz'
card, the noted outlaw, wake d into the
Lancaster county prison about mid
night and surrendered himself to the
authorities. He was accompanied by
his brothers, Mart and John. Before
giving himself no he exacted a prom
Use from his brothers and Prison keeper
Burkholder that they would not claim
the reward of s. 200 offered for his cap.
ture.
Buzzard surrendered at the instigs-
ton of prominent citizens OF the eastern
end of the county, who will use their
efforts to secure a Communication of nine
wears of the sentence which, it is gem
erally agreed, he uDjustly received.
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I0nr. I.nl #hIHHI. FHa HHHI |I.
that A. afH esfiiad hag iull ni aufni
ice ifOn the Marine hlnN luil O0IHIH
snaparslua. TIE esse sliilo uIai of
uHrn.
Toe indictment thafEes ihai ihH Veg
ctfutd tI ooniH'n'd Z IaH iHi w"fih
hoiUrr the grand Jury wHfO iHf iHf
IIsh, fsists ant Cssbisr nuha'l Hrh ftt
lng iullor / lsh, u. ~ che Marine hHuk,
1t is understood that tho reason
Tor tho DELAY IN nHFiun
Ward indicted was that lhO
district attorney hHd not boon able ~
get "a copy II Mr FITn'a testimony on
tho laitor's trial in the United h.alva
court. A writ at rHhrbs corpus was nh
tainrd hy tho district attorney inis al
taruoon from the ruurt 1T oyer and tor
miuet requiring mo produuoa OF ward
In court.
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The Treasurer's Once Mt New Orleans
"short."

WASH NTaoS, June 5.-The secretary
OF the treasury TO day received a tele-
gram from J. A. Sample, Of the United
States treasury Office, who Is Mt present
engaged in investigating the affairs OF
tho assistant treasurer's Office at New
Orleans, reporting that the shortage so
far discovered in the accounts in mutt
lated currency and United States notes
deposited for redemption amounts TO
$25,3i3 81. IL was also reported that the
redemption clerk, j. s. Ruidomort, who
is suspected of the dedication, has
disappeared and efforts To arrest
him have proved unsuccessful. In
speaking of the delalcation TO. day, trio
United States Treasurer said he pro
posed % make tull and complete ex.
animation OF the affairs OF the sub
treasury and to that end has sent two
clerks of his office, A. II. Quisns and
II. y. Snyder, 10 New Orleans, 20 assist
Messrs. Sample and Henry Croggen,
who SIe now there. The treasurer says
10 il possible that the total shortage may
be increased to $4,000 and intimatts
that Mr.. RuidemOrt Is not tho only per-
son concerned in the transaction. He
says the government will suffer no loss
from the defalcatiOn, as 1t is amply pro-
tected by the bond of the assisLan
treasurer.
TIE NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Jno. III.
Ruf1emorte, for IL wears q confidential
CLERK in the United States sub-treasury
in this city, has absconded with several
thousand dollars of government money.
TIE exact amount Of the defalcation
has not yet been ascertained, but il is
believed to DO more than $4,000. =.
s. Herwig, the sub.treasuter will make
the amount good. Mr.. Herwig received
"a dispatch from Washington This morn.
ing u the effect that kilograms de-
scriptive of the man had been sent to
all parts of this country, Mexico, Can
ada and Europe. 1t is believed that
Rufdemorte has gone to Mexico. AS
he hiss been a defaulter to tho govern
mept of the United States he can be
apprehended and returned from any
country.
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wIScHEsTER, Va June Tho twen-
tietb annual confederate memorial sday
was observed yesterday by 10000 per.
sons from this sna adjoining counties.
A procession formed Of the different civil
and military companies aud confeder-
ate camps, marched 10 Stonewall Gem
etery, whore bet ween 1900 and 8 0CO con-
federate dead ara buried. A short SER
vice was held, after which the graves
were properly decorated.
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The nm Trapped by the Teller

New YORK, June 2.-Between IL and
IL O'Clock tonight Mr.. J. p. Baldwin,
cashier of the bank of the Manhattan
company, visited the Offices of the
newspapers and gave to each copy of
statement sent by said bank to the
clearing house this afternoon. The
statement is signed by d. c. Hayes, the
president, and puts forth that the pay
ing teller did not appear at his desk
this morning, and sent no excuse for his
absence. A meeting of the directors
was called. An Investigation into the
paying feller's account showed deficit
of $lO6,6i0. The papers made known
that this fact was given out that the ex-
act amount OF the dedication might be
officially published. 1t was added that
the unfmpaired surplus of the bank,
after deductlng the above deficiency,
= f026 0O0.
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RScIsAL, June S,-lspeclal'l- The
dead body Of Juan segobio, assistant
foreman on sam Wsloott's ranch, about
Is milos from here, was brought 20 this
place this evening. lie was killed At
said ranch by shepherd emplOya this
morning, Five shots wero iired Al him,
but only one took effect, which caused
instant death. The difficulty, IL il sup
posed, occurred over horse. There
was one witness To the killing, the
murder, whose name is cleato Bueneto,
escaped,
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A Bank EmbezzIer Jaiied.

PROVIDENCE, June WIN. Il. Dofe-
ance, for more than eighteen years second
teller OF the Providence national bank,
was arrested yesterday evening Tor en-
bezzlemont aud arraigned before United
States Commissioner Douglass, and in
default of $1,000 was committed to
Jail. By his own confession the amount
OF the deficit is $4,000, which extends
over several years.
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CONFEDERATE GRAVES DECOR TED
At Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June Tho graves of
the Confederate dead in London Park
cemetery were decorated yesterday
evening and lsrge number of persons
attended the ceremony. The monument
of Stonewall jackson was filled with
choice blossoms. AS the process
sion moved from the entrance
OF tho cemetery they sang
Foil, Toll the Bell" On reaching
the grave, prayer was offered ana an
ode written for the occasion, "kept in
Remem berance,v was recited The re-
maipdtr of the exercises consisted OF
the singing OF hymns.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11

iloustps, June O. Special Last
night AZ > o'clock an unknown man ives
shot aud billed nj Chalmors, niue miles
east, on the Texas n New Orleans rail-
way. lio was attempting Ia break iniO
a house fur the purpose OF Taping lady,
who wa. here alone, when others out
slide saw him ana In response IN the
cries uf tie lady within shot aud killed
the villRln. Three parties fired at the
same tim and his body was filled with
bullets, 30 clue To bis Identity.
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tshk luf tflm ~ ~ iallate, we
thought down t0iay from lludl0w
stree la.l ~ . wit ~ habegs eifpus a.
granted w the court Yesterday ahi az
falgned II the court ~ oyer and Ter.
40 a. postponed untllthe lbth ifst.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-06-11

Something tiat viii quiet tho nerves,
give strength to The body, induce re-
ifrosning sleep, improve the quality of
the blood and purity and brighten the
complexion is what many persons
would be glad TO obtain. Carter's Iron
Pills are made for exactly this class of
trubles, and are remarkably successful
in accomplishing the ends desired, as
named above. They are useful for both
men and women. Sold by druggists.
Price 90 cents box. See advertise
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The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhounl, fever
sores. tstlor, ohapped hands, ohilblains,
eorns aud all skin oruptions and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Ia guaranteed IN give perfect satisiao
tion, or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by w. ", Howell a
Hra
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DRSIsoS, June Especial. About 4
o'clock this morning Officers Stoneman
and Erskia 10 had scrimmage with two
Iamps, VINO were resting IN a box car,
during v hich SLOVENIAN was shol
through tho hand by one OF tho tramps.
Both trainps escaped under iire aud
we're pursued by a posse, but not
caughI
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4 Physician In Jail.

SHERMAN, June 1. - Special. - Dr.,
Moore, who figured 50 extensively at
Bells as a wealthy physician with nu.
merous plantations and plethorlo
bank accC mt, and who victimiEed sew.
eral OF the unsophisticated OF that
rural Wills GO, Is now in Jail here ON com,
plaint OF tneft OF over so, with several
more TO hear nom.
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Wants the Facts Known.

MIR. Editor; and my neighbors have
boon led 20 many times into buying
different things for the liver, kidneys
and blood that have done us moro harm
than good, l feel IL due your readers 10
advise them, when AN honest and good
medicine like DIR. Hartor's Iron Tonic
can be had. Very truly,
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
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AKiiiing at D'iiannls.

D'HAsSIs, June s.-lspocial. Tom
Shelton yesterday three miles from this
place, shot John Fielder, of Waresville,
fatally wounding him. The ball entered
in ths shoulder blade and came out be-
low the right nipple. The cause of the
shooting il not known.
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Esrainand ward,.'Ca sc.

New YORK, June 4.-Ferdinan d
Ward, who has been indicted by the
grand jury for larceny in the first de-
gree for stealing $l,5O0,O00 worth of
bonds and securities from the Marine
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irhsi whlsh ~ esll foss
~ anY 0lhef nafna would smell a. fHfeH
MAJ thb reverse u equally true, and The
sluple fact that ~ many wTNinho1 pof.
Tunes Hfe designated fl0fids Water
docs not iinpat ~ theIn any Of the
sweet fragrance ~ tho g0nulne Murray
4 ianman's Florida Water, beware ~
these o0untorfeits, and make sure Of OBJ
talning Only tho right article which has
won for itself the foremost posltion 40 y
tOilot fOnuislta,
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The rsrrin Case at Fort Worth. -

FORT WORTH, June 4.-lSpecial.l J.
Two speci Al venires OF 10 men were OK.
hausted to-day in trying 10 get a jury In
the Charles Herrin murder case and not
a juryman obtained. Sixty more have
been summoned. 1t Is believed that no
trial can be had In this county.
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lAfl'Ll Il
sta

All TIA c.eppec t,do ~ Hg. HLtaa's
grea ,grve restoro1. No hts &ftef first
days Marvellous cures. Treatise
and ,: y. Yttle free to lit Gases. Send
to Dr. Ei;n 93l Arch atreef, Phtladei"
phlg, 'snns ania.
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly,
and is also preparation unequalled tor
the eradication of dandruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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>it you spfter with dyspepsia and
,.v-r u.3lnplaintS Sniiobg vitaiieer ~
~ sgnntese 10 cure You, Soid nv. !, L.
" laibics 4 Co.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never fails 10
euro. Sold by j. l. Williams q Co.
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers and others
whose occupation gives but little exer-
else, should use Csrter's Little Liver
Pills for torpid liver and biliousness.
One dose.
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"Parker's Tonic is bound to sweep the
West. In cases OF dyspepsia, kidney and
liver troubles, it wins friends every
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Tko Glory OF Woman.
Is a beautiful head OF hair-her very
own. Parker's Hair Balsam excels In
producing IL. ONLY 80 cents.
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Cstarrn cu I'D, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy.
Price "A, cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
byJ, L.. williams 81 Co.
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The Rev. George q. Tkayar, oi BfIur-
b. Z, Inliana, says: "Both myself and
wis oNo our lives TO Shiloh'e Con Mmp-
ton Juron Sold bv J. Williams q 90
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4 nasal iDIeupor free with each bottle
II Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price 20
,antT. Snld nv 8. T.. Williams a Co.
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Pure and uncolore0 an e.lran5sed
uuadulterated May Blossom Ten At 70
cents pound In one pound packages at
Boucher, S28 Main stresL'
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shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
ls sold by us on . guarantee. IL cures
conHumution. Sold bv J. l.. Williams
To-
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He Will Show Them to You.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters.
Ask your druggist about them. Latest
improvements. Prompt. 25c.
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, less Of APP
aetite, yellow sEin7 3hiloh's Vitalizer IL
q positive cure. Sold Nv J. l.. Williams
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Ferdinsnd Ward Indicted.

New YoRK, juno 3.-The grand jury
has found an Indictment against Ferdi-
nand Ward for grand larceny The ev-
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Legislation in every state should reg
ulate the sale and use of the many p0is-
ons resorted to by women in their des.
peration to obtain beautiful complex
ion. There exists in DIR. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the
object without fnjuring health or endan-
gering life.
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Crooks Granted Bail.

SHERMAN, June 4.-[Speoial.l -Argu-
ment on the habeas corpus application
of ex-Sheriff Crook, of Lamar county,
incarcerated here on change OF venue,
charged with completely in the murder
of Sheriff-elect Black in November last,
closed to-day. Judge Maltbie granted
bail ana set the bond
at $4,000. A bond was
prepared and signed by six citizens of
Lamar county, who qualified to being
worth $4,000. Sheriff Douglas, at 10
PM, had not approved it, in conse-
quence OF some infOrmsIity in the bond,
the state counsel claiming that the bond
should show how the case came to be
transferred from Lamar county 10
Grayson.
THE BOND APPROVED.
AT midnight Lhe sheriff approved the
bond OF Mack Crook. 1t is signed by j..
d. Crook, J. 8. Crook, J. |. Crook, G. A.
Provine, w. w. Steel and j. II. III. Steel.
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ARemarkable Murder Trial Ended.

RICHMOND, June 4,-The trial OF
Thomas J. Cluverious for the mrduer
of his cousin, Fanny Lillian
Madison, having lasted an en-
tire month and having beer
fought out on both sides by the able t
legal talent procurable, was ended To-
night with verdict of guilty OF murder
in the first degree. The case has at
tracted extraordinary attention her e
from the prominence of the young .peo-
pie. They moved in tho best society,
and Miss Madison wasuflineal descend
ant of President Madison. Her death
occurred in March last, and her body wa S
found in water reservoir, the waite
being drawn off in the search. Culver
louis conviction was entirely on circum'
stantial evidence.
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y1.sEst AE--WEAK Aap ytSnGvssI.-Y'
,epSD ~ 2Ts of the aUMAN A0Dr
Az, tr, rs,r.sstll.n advertisements inug run In
hi. s,euef In reply TO inquiries, we VIII saye
haJ there Ia no eyidepce, OF nnpions abonE
Nv btysIy l7,dorsei. fnterestsd psrsStsr,ry
rel e., le,, circulars. giving all paEs.HalAya,.
s,5,,.ssl,,x arie xedissl 90, 2. ~. t;'r u
Ss~-tss,ir - --'T..'edr Evcw's,. Fe',
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The Parliament CampalEn Opened Ny
the Various Political Parties.
The iIarangues Ia Tone Much Akin 10
the Average American spouilngs.
The Tory TRADE Against Mr.. Gladstone
and the Government.
The Administration Defends Itself aud
Promises Llberality and Reform.

Parliament Assemblies and Mr.. Gladstone
L. Prodded as Usual With Import
ant Interrogstories which lie
Promises TO Answer Later.
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Tllg CRIMINAL CALESDAG

The Creeks liabsas Corpus Case lndef
rull. sail nj sherman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1885-01-28
Buchanan's Homeless Love.

"reminiscences of Democratic admins
t~rations of years gone by are constantly
coming to light, says a Washington let
ter to the Baltimore american. Fright
wei there" said an old society beau re-
Gently, pointing to a brown-stonc front
near the executive mansion, olives a
woman who might have been mistress of
the White House under Democratic rule
if she had seen fit to accept the hand OF
James Buchanan. She comes from a
very wealthy Pennsylvania family, and
was courtcd by Mr.. Buchanan. Her peo-
pie wanted her to marry him, but she didn't
want to. She loved a poor clergyman,
rector of a church in her town; but the
family didn't want her to marry him,
and so they arranged that he should be
quietly transferred to another post, some
hundreds or thousands of miles away.
This broke up the match and the maiden
too, for she went into retirement at once
and has married nobody. Neither the
Punishment of her clergyman nor the ele.
Walton of Mr.. Buchanan to the prcsi-
dcncy could make her change her mind,
| and she remained and remains single.
She is an old, withercd and sad woman,
living there alone with her widowed sis
ter in that great mansion, with actually
more money than they know how to use.
They arc the richest people in Washing
ton, possibly excepting Mr.. Corcoran,
and they do nothing with their wealth
except to keep up their magnificent es,
tablishment and pet q lot of cats and
dogs" The lady referred to is the one
of whom the story is told that MIR. Cor
coran one day sent her a polite note some.
what as follows: "MY DEAR MADAM: l
have been for som time thinking of en-
larging the Arlington Hotel. If you
will state the value of your brown-stone
mansion adjoining, 1 will send the check
for the amount" To which she replied
"MY DEAR Mr.. CoRcoRAN: I have for
some time been thinking of charging
my flower garden. If you will state the
value of the Arlington hotel adjoining, l
will send you my check for the amount.
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A Yarn of Five Little Sharks.

Captain Beckett, of the British shir
Amana, tells q shark story which merit:
a place in nautical literature, because il
is said to bear the imprint of reality and
can be proved by the altidavits of Cap
tain Beckett and of every member of his
crew.
When his ship was off Montevidco sht
was becalmed for several hours. A shark
with five little young ones hung around
the vessel all day. SO soon as there wa:
commotion on the water the mother
would open her mouth and the little
ones would dart inside for protection,
For amusement the sailors threw bits o.
refuse overheard among the family, dis
turbing the water, each timo with the
same result. The young quintettc lin
mediately disappeared down the capaci'
Gus c%ountenance of their protector.
On the following morning a shark
hook and line. bated with pork, wa:
thrown overheard, and in a short time 6
shark was hauled on deck. Upon being
opened it was discovered to he the very
same fish which had amused the boys
the day before, because five young sharks
were safely stored away under hel
tongue.