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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

GEORGETOWN MINING DISTRICT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Pyrenees-The Pyrenees mine is run
ming the same as usual, keeping the mill
running and producing the usual amount
Of gold.
Southern Cross-They are drifting at
the 27O-foot level. The lead is looking
better than it has ever looked before.
The company have their new boarding
house nearly completed, and intend to
open it with grand house-warming
shortly.
North Atlantic The North Atlantic
mine, owned by Charlie Thayler and Mr..
Ainsley, of Philipsburg, is now working
and running two shifts, and promises to
be a good mine. It is the adjoining
claim to the Southern Cross.
Silver Lake mining district is not doing
much at present. The Silver Reef is
working and other claims are being pros
pected. S. S.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06
SYDNEY CONSOLIDATED.

The Sydney mining company Las
finally pulled their pumps and discon-
nected the machinery and all WORK has
been suspended for an indefinite time
Work was commenced on the Sydney
about eighteen months ago during which
time they sunk shaft '65 feet and
drove a lavel about $50 feet. Although
at tines.the mine has looked very en-
couraging. they have never taken out
any pay ore. The reason for discon-
tiou;ng operations is owing to scarcity
OF funds. The stockholders have been
asked toadvance five cents share as a
loan taking mortgage on the oompany's
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

TICKETS ARE NOW SELLING FOR TEE
ABoRN HOUSE, DRAWING JANUARY 7TH.
Fifth tickets s1.G0 each; whole tickets
S.. Tickets are now selling rapidly for
the grand prize distribution in which
the 100000 Abcrn House. Des Moines,
Ia. is the Capital prize. Cash prizes 1853
in number ranging from SO to $500.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Buyers of tickets may rest assured
that their interest Will be amply protect
ed. 1t is sufficient guarantee when it is
known that such mon as Hon. T. H.
Kleinschmidt, ex-Nayor of Helena and
assistant cashier of the First National
Bank ,and Hon. W. R. Kenyon, ex- Mayor
of Butte, will supervise the drawing, as.
sisted by Hon. J. NJ. Clement, Probate
Judge Of Lewis and Clarke County,
Montana. Address or apply for ticket,
to the Montana Investment Company,
Grand Central Hotel Block, Helena,
Montana. 46-4t.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Manager Wcir. Of the A. Y. and Min
ME mine at Leadville, Col, has resigned
that position and local paper says be
will go to Granite to take charge Of the
Granite Mountain.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George ". Porter. deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned, :.dlninistra.
tor Of the, estate of Geoge ". Porter. deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this norice to the eaid
administrator at the Law Ofiico of Titrs &
Crutchhe!d, in Philipsburg, Deer Lodge. county.
Montana Territory. the same being the place i0r
the transaction of the businass OF said estate.
JoHN RAINS,
Adn;nistrator of the estate ce George ". Porter
dpceASAS
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

SiegfEied & Carr left Wednesday
morning with a lot Of supplies, and in
tend to commence work on the Jefferson
copper property in Boulder district,
which has been leased by them. The
property is good oLe and doubtless the
two men will make a success of it, as
they are experienced miners
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Work On Tue Sunshine and Leopard
claims. near Granite has been suspended
temporarily, awaiting instructions from
headquarters in St. Louis.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

The Hope mill shut down a couple O!
days last week, after run of ninety days
to make clean up.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Closing quotations, Wednesday, De-
cember 3. furnished by John w. Daw-
son, broker:
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06
AMONG THE LEDGES.
THE INTEREST TAKEN IN WEST
GRANITE AT ST. LOUIS.
Dips, Spurs and Ansles-stOck Quota
tf0ns-M tai H3arket-esranite Noun
tain-West Granite-Sydney Con-
Georgetown Mining District.

DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES
Chas. Kaufman, the mining expert of
Denver. Col. stopped in the Burg a few
days this week.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Joseph Julyan, one Of the lessees of
the Rattlesnake claim, left here by train
this morning for Butte City, and will
bring back d quantity of mining tools he
has there, including car. On his re-
turn, work vii! be pushed along rapidly
on the property.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Harry Mccarthy, who at one time
kept variety theatre at Missoula, died
recently in San Francisco. He was the
author of the famous song, "Bonny Blue
E}aoo
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

The Billings Gazette nominates Hon.
Frank S. Whitney, Of Yellowstone coun-
ty, for speaker of the next house OF
representatives of the territorial legisla-
ture.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06
fflJPSBRG DEER LODGE

machinery as security. If the necessary
amount can be obtained in this way,
work will again be resumed.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

w. G. Bradshaw informs us that he
has finally made arrangements with
William oiles to secure title to the
cemetery. In cur next issue we will give
particulars to the future management of
the much neglected burial ground.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Granite Lodge. No. a, A. o. q. W..
will give grand New Years ball on
>'onday evening December :1st. A
glance at the committees ia another
column will assure all of an enjoyable
time at the terpsichorean entertainment.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

Ewo men, whose names cannot be
learned. were hurt at Kun1sev this week.
One OF them fell from the new mill
building and the other cut his foot with
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-12-06

NEIL MARKET FoR TIE WEEK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21

mowi}, re to redaktor ,,Krytyki"
san winien. Ale moze sig %jeszcze
kiedys upamieta. Niejeaen sic juz
w starszych latach poprawl}, a
Boncle moze kiedys sic przekona-
ja, re zle i %nieuczciwle postepuja,
i moze sic poprawiq. ia ma nikim
ME lubie sig mscid, a choc mi
take krzywdy wyrzadzili, mic ME
by}bym ma to m6wi}, gdyby mnie
ME o%czerniali. Moze i'm niniejsze
wyt}omaczenie ME bedzie przyje-
mne, ale MECH sobie "a to sami
WING przypisza, i MECH ma
przysz}osc pamietaja o przys}owiu:
,,Lepsza s}omiana zgoda, niz z}ota
niezgoda". Me bedq mnie oczer-
MAC, to sic tez ME beda potrzebo-
wal bronic.
Co do innych akcyonaryuszy,
to MUSIC ~przyznat, IL kazdy z
mich pewnie mia} jak n~ajlepsze
checi, DO ME dba} o zyski, ale tylko
chcia} jedynej codziennej polskiej
gazecie dopomodz. Mech i'm "a to
Pan Bog wynagrodzi!
II szaCunkiem
Kodak i s}uga
NJ. KRUSZKA.
PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21
Ksiazki tresci religij-
mel :.

%(Poznahskiv) sTACYE czyli dro-
ga krzyza Jezusowego, %odprawls.
ne W Ar"hidyecezyi Gnieznieh
ko-PoznahskieJ, (z czternasto-
ma obrazkami)..............po 10
(Chetmihskir) DROGA krzyzowa
czyIl obch6I Stacyi.........p 10
[Krahnwskir DROGA krzytowa
uf"zo"a wrdfug sw. Leonardo
przez y. Michata Mycielskiego
7. J. tudzica Gorzkie zale i
modlitwy niece P~ahskiej pc
JuZEFATA DOLINA czyli Sad
Os%tuteczny napisat X. Felix's
Gondek, Plebun z Krzyzanowlc,
Dyecezyi Tarnowskiei ........35
ZYWOT Najswietrzej Paanny
Matki Zbaw,clela przez Wielo-
j. NJ. j. ksiaAka zawierajaca 10
ronke, Nowenne, Litanle Modli-
twy i Pesni DO swielego J6zefa
S. s. CYRYL METODY apostle
fowio Stowian..................5
Przcrazllwe Echo Traby
Ostateczrj "lbo cztery rzeczy o.
statnie cz!ow'eka czekajace 80
G as m ierci j., czyll prey
gotowanie sic ma smlerc szczesli-
wa. Czytania ma katdy miesiac
W roku ola wszystkich stan6w.
0 osmiu obrazkami Wydaf ks.
G tagraczyhskl...............35
z b Or a b o1nych
Katolickich ola uzytku ko-
scielnego i domowego. Zawiera:
SO msze, %nieszpory, 1902 piesni
dodatkiem nicszporow facih-
skich, j~eszcze 4 wieeej piesni
}acihskich, 80 piesni IA Polske.
Obsimnie blizko 100 stronio
wielkiego formstu ma pieknym
paplerze i z %wyzfacanemi tytu-
llkaml.
Dzleio to sprzedajo sic pc ce-
zach nastepujacych:
Oprawne " pol skorek...$ PAS
Cate W sk6re..............s 2.7b
Cafe W skorq i ~wyziaoane brzegi
L q o M II ce Rozuhca Swie.epo
ma kartkach[ Pcczek, is t, jemnicl
L narze X n 10 Oic6w
Swietych czylI siedm ksisg Moi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21

o1o' 70 zdrade plka potechce,
swiadkiem czego jest Kropl;-
do.
Takich wiecej nam potrze-
ba, oczy zanosmy W niebiosy,
by ich Pan Bog spuszczaf cze-
sto prosmy pokornemi gfo-
sy: Prosany Gle, Panic Bose,
MECH ten gtos do Cye6le wzzecl,
"lecA Tva msha mas wspom1oae
~ o6cej hralnl,e Tue dzlecl!: Mech
6eaq p0nanozem wla'usy jjak &C.
ty las, MECH mezgoda sic p1ze-
maem . nam s1odki sprzWa Gas!
Ustapcie wszys1kie pismidia,
CO nlezgode budujecie! Wasza
madrosc juz nam zbrzydfa,
tylko polski gust psujecie!
Me masz2e, Wlarusle, bata
ma twolch nieprzyjacieli? Spraiw-
Re myd&o i'm do ksta, aaeby
0 TEN wiedzieli, Jak to trzeba
2yc W jednosci. Wszak to Pan
Bog sam nakazaf 1qczyG braci
do zgodnosci i miiose biz
Mich przykaza1. A wy tego zie
czynicie, polskie brudery
zniemcza1e, Polskami sic brzy,
dzicle, biorqc sobie to Ia chwa-
lie.
U mas tel jest takich dosyG,
co re troche grosza maya, O
gfos polski trza ich prosic, pol
ska NOVA pogardzajq. Taxi
ME vie, co ID Ii Il d o.
Or y, PREY Polaku gdy pre-
chodzi - on JUL zowie 90
good morning - a czy talk sic,
bracia, godzl?
Many tn pasterza swego-
rok dochodzi jak tn lyle -
dobry jest, vice owce :jego
daiyby "a niego szyje. Kos
clota ]eszcze ME many; choG
]uz dawno plac gotowy, W ia
XII spos6b, to ME znamy, do
budowy ME ma gfowy! Ksie-
dzu co drugq niedziele potrze-
ba kazanie giosic W dajcz- ka-
tollckim kosciele - a my
Niemcow muslin prosic! Te
niemczyska niegodziwe kaza
ptacic dubeltowo, DO So ma
pieniadze cEciwe "a to Boze
polskie slowo. ..
Vice ks1adz z pred oltarza
g1osi: = Wiernie, braoia, PREY
mnle stojcie, i re 1zami w o.
each prosi; - w jednosci
postepuJcle! Many juz pare
tysiecy, wszystko dobrze ro-
zeznajcle, da nam Pan Bog,
bdzie wiecej, lecz z Niemca-
mi ME t%rzymajcie! Oni sobie
zycza tego, by ich przyjaG do
budowy, - broh mas Boze o.
dez1ego, by nam zavrocili glo-
wy!
Lecz So mledzy Mani tacy:
- S'yszqc sfowa 2 ust ka-
pfana = a So to nasi rodacy
= lecq do Niemca plebana!
Wszystko jemu powiadaja, co
w kosciele ksiadz rozmawiaf,
jeszcze wiecej przykfadaja:: il
Cd Niemcow ich odmawial.
Skoro pleban to usiyszai,
nagle zostaf bolu g1owy, do
Biskupa list narisaf ma Pola-
kow TENN sfowy; = Polacy
So blednl ludzie, lie budowy
chca kosciofa, ale przeciez to
ME p6jdzie, DO pieniedzy ME
ma zgofa! A choc uda sic bu-
dowa, do mnie polski lud ma
le2y. must bye W tenn moja
glowa! - | Ksiadz Biskup
wszystko wierzy.
TAX to, Majsterku W1;arusa,
dzieje sia pomiedzy Mani! TAX
to chwiejna pclska dusza st:o-
ne bierze "a Niemcami!
lego ia sobie ME 2ycze j
Mkt dobry miedzy mani, 1eby
W wolnej Ameryce Niemiec
c1oluI D>l,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21

W mocnej oprawie re z1oconym
tytulikiem 60
S iewnik X oscielnv din
n4ytku wieraych zebraf x. Bern.
Ruehuiewicz. w mocnej oprawie
Ia n tlczk X ancyonaf
ezyli zbi6r hajnowszych Piebni,
holend Pasterafek ma cafy rok
z Nowenna ma Advent, W moe
nej
Ksiazki szk6lne i ire
sci naukowej.
I'll istorya Stanow z g.
d n o czonyc h........75
ID zieje Staregoi n e.
gotesta m entuz 100 obraz-
40
e ram y Polska ola
szkof polskich W A1neryce..25
A + y t m g y czyli ksiazka
Rachunkowa W mocnej oprawie
d zie Q N aro d u Pc k g.
ozdoblone 70 obrazkami....4O
Kate c h I'm r TX atolioki
[mafy]
- moenej oprawie.
kateh z r z-.K a tolicki
lwlekszy W moouej oprawie
IL storyasw i Q t a czyli Die
Je stsrego Nowego Tcstamentu
(mniel sza) mocnoj oprawis
p e m e ntarz maty......s
mocnej %oprawic...,...l2
3 | e m entarz P k i przez
WI. Dyniewicza.
Przyjaciel Dzieci czyli
ksia&eczka do Czytania; zast6so-
wanna ola szk6f polsklch w Anne
ryce, 40
X atchizm Poczatkowy
Observation-Disclosures .......5
nocnej oprawie......s
u 81 Or Piesni Ola szkot pol
sklch w Ameryce .........1O
M a i y rzy a dzieci
ola szkof polskich w Aneryc
....3o
L o s 9 d mix Polsk GA n
giefsk j, ksiaAka Ola fatwe-
go n%auczenia siv 70 angielsku
l. S Polsko-Amerykah.
ski. Podrecznik szawierajacy:
Nauke pisania listow......6O
l. g k d o m o w y, czyli snie-
zawodne sposoby domowego ia
hlego Observation-Disclosures. IS
M a u o W i k d'a szkol-
nych dzieci, uczacy pisania Ii
stow z dodatkiem p"winszowan.
o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21
Zapowiedziana ksiaz-
ka O w%szystkich kolo-
mach polskich W A
MERGE.
Szanowny Redaktorze!

PREY najblizszej sposobnosci
KS. A. taski, proboszcz pa
rafii polskiej W Anderson,
Texas, u%wiadamia mas, ze juzl
9 lat zamieszkuje W Texas i
przez ten caiy czas pos;ada
wszystkie dotad correspondent
eye Zamieszczone W czasopis-
mach polskich, wychodzacych
W Ameryce, a dctyczqce kaz-
del z osobna polshiej parafii.
Aamysla on lie teraz zebraG w
jedne ca1ost w ksztafcie ksiaz-
XII, ably m0gf w %czasie, gdy sic
rozpocznie hudowa nowego
kosciofa w Anderson, ma wie-
czna pamiatke pod kamie-
MEM wegelnym je umiesciG.
WzyNa eaten w,zystkich
wyzwo.onych i ME wyzwolo-
nych pisarzy i koresponden
tow, ably o lie moznossci pos
pieszali sic przesyfaniem
swoich korespondencyi bez roa-
nicy iaklegobadz kalibru, ably
mogf ta&owe w porzadku do
ka2dej parafi ufozy6.
Mysli, 3e juz dotqd zebraf
lyle korespondency]. &eby BY
la ksiqzka tax gruba i dtuga
Jak mp. spiewnik p. Dyniewi-
GA z Chicago, ale be radby
byf, ably byfa coskolwiek OBJ
szerniejsza, vice ufa, ze mu
przyaajmniej ,Texaska Osa"
jeszcze swego materya1u ME
poskapi, gdyz wfasnie W tym
czasie jest ich tam wiele, ae
al je miotfa potrzeba z domu
wyganiaG. .+...
W kohcu przyrzeka ofaro-
wac jeden e%gzemplarz para6i
W Bremond, Texas, ably: gdy
sic zamieni W Krakow, miafo
co umiesciG pod kamieniem
wegielnym PREY budowie ra-
tusza, ktory jej wiecej, 0 lie
mu sic zdaje, jest potrzebny,
jaA szko1a, gdy2 ia jeszcze po-
swlecona ME zostafa ma imle
npolskiej szkofy" a JUL przez
;ednego parafianlna szczycace-
go sic patryota z mad Wisfy,
pofqczona zostafa z amerykah-
ska szkola gmlnna.
Oh! jak ma p~oczatku, jest to
dosyc przykra plgufka ola pas
terra parafi W Fremont, Texas.
Adres w~ydawcy zapowie-
dzianego dzie'a pc prostu ia
XII: Rev. A. taski, Anderson,
Tex.
IA WI DuoA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21
Il KS EGARNI
FIR. D~1azkowskiego
W!Aona, 1!iHn, End & Carimona
MONA dostaG nast%epuJacyen k-tqzek
Il s / q Il
NABOZENSTWA

KWiAT NIEwJ<NOsrI .uo
,,1o.G. NO cIm sYI,e
Al, dzu %
WYROREE t,. GO soon SO IN
s23
NABOZENSTWO 6oc 7,o &, oo
81 40
ANIOE SVENI. & oo &, %
&, 80. $3.50. $3.50. 81 oA ss 90
WAIVER NApYI L, o- g, 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21
Kazda polska dusza
Mech czyta WIARUSA!
Reading, Pa, 3 czerwca,

Waarus znany W Ameryce,
kazdy Polak O MIN vie; kat
demu 60 szczerze 4ycze, DO
on szczescie W chate sic!
Waa1us me3nym duchem
siynie. o otwsrty ola ka3dsgo,
Mkt mt ME zaprzeczy tego,
on tel nigdy nie aaginie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-21
Ksiazki powieSciowe.

d 2 lie je Narod P S k i e.
90 J6zeta Choolszewskiego......4
Pi S m iennictwo P olskie
W zyciorysach naszych znakomit-
szych pisarzy z ich wizcrunka-
mi - przez Jozefa Chociszew-
skiego
Z Q s o ziemi naszej Win
centego
KUJAWIAKI, MAZURKI, WYR-
WASY i Dumki pomniejsze 70
zrodef etnografcznych wlaspych
notat zebraf zygmunt Gloger.
MYSZA WIEZA wsrod i%eziora
Gopfa przez Aleksandra Broni-
kowskiego. PowiesG s4owianska
z pierwszei po}owy XI wieku
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL.
KIEGO, czyli zamiary Moskali
zawojowanla caiego swiata. ..5
OPOWIADANIA STAREGO
DZIADKA, zebraf z r6znych
sfawnych ksia4ek. WI. Dynie-.
wicz. zawiera:: Zydek Czarownik,
Kaska i djabef, Raras szczotek,
Dw6ch czy czterech, Zdradzlecki
sfuga, Mikotaj Potocki miedzy
zbojcami, Wa1, C6rka ciesli [po-
DAME indyahskl], Cyganku Ia.
tarzy, Wyzynki nocne, o Gu
dach natury [zorza poinocna],
Skradziona koszula, Czartowa,
Sieve MARGIN traoiszkiem kla-
sztornym, Fantastyczne POSTAGE
ludowe (smier6 i bleda - bieda
chfopska bieda i nedza pan.
ska), Nowy Rinalde-Rinaldini,
Gastotd, Pieczary W czarnej 60
RE, Swierszez wielki prorok Dzi-
wnc przygodY.
HISTORYA o szlachetnej 1 pick
neJ Moluzynie, r6no przygody,
pociechy i ..smutki, szczescia i
nieszczescia, PREY odmianach O.
mylnego swiata przedstawiajaca.
KONSTYTUCYA STANuW ZJE-
DNOCZONYCH.. .........lO
POJATA c6rka LezdeJki, albo
Litwin1 W XVI wieku, ROMANS
hlstoryczny przez Bernatowicsa,
W mocnei oprawie i z pozfaca-
nym tytulikiem ...$l.75
zAMBK ,czyli podstepy
fatszerzy pieniedzy j Niezwykiy
Sen, czyli nerwowa dana paryz-
ka. Opowiadanie lekarza fran
WEGLARZ q WALENCYI. Przez
Autora Jaskini Beatusa i Kosxy-
ka Kwiatow. 30
J ASH GoraCzesto Q h o W.
S q, gaweda przsz Karola
hucza.
II istorya o szlaohetnej . pick
nej Magelonie, GORGE krola z
Nsapelu i oPiotrze r 7ce.
rzu, hrabiem, rome prsykody,
smutki, ~posischy, ~szczescia, ME-
szczsscia prey odmianach omyl.
nego swiata reprezentujAoa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21

treasures his novelty as great varieyt,
and it is only displayed on state occa-
sions.
The piece of lace is nearly yard in
length and about quarter of yard in
depth. 1t is said that the iron compos--
ing it contains a large percentage OF
carbon, which made it more adaptable
for lace, but it is said to have required
skillful workmen several years to ex-
ecute the design. The lace is of 6 soft
grey tint and shines with subdued
ulster. The material of which it is
made would only be guessed by hand
ling the novelty. The value of this bit
of iron lace is much greater than that of
the finest point or duchesse. Only one
other piece is known to exist in the
world, and that forms part of an en-
press wardrobe.
1t seems pity to keep so unique a
bit of lace under lock and key. For
just think how society belle could
make herself an object of admiration
and envy by wearing costume deco
rated with iron lace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
BLOOD ON THE SEA.
A Terrific Battle Between a Whale
and a Swordfish and Thrasher.

A Terrific Battle Between Whale
and a Swordfish and Thrasher.
Victoria Standard.
George Roy, officer of the watch on
board the Maggie G. Moore, is our au-
thenticity for the following remarkable
incident which occurred on the morning
of the 10th inst, about 700 miles north
northwest of Cape Flattery. He states
that the attention of the crew was
simultaneously directed or attracted to
the existence of blood floating on the
adjacent sea. Speculation was rife as
to the immediate origin of so strange a
spectacle, and a careful watch was kept
to ascertain it.
Eventually it was found that whale
was blowing and spOuting on the lee
side of the schooner, where the blood
was first noticed, and a partial solution
to the phenomenon was gained when
Swordfsh darted up close, and following
that terror of the seas come the enemy
of whaledOm, the thraSher Tor killer. as
the fish is sometimes designated). The
thrasher sprang from the water some
ten feet in the air. and with penetrat-
ing crash alighted upon the whale. A
fierce conflict enSued, and the
result was that the whale ap-
peared to be exhausted from the
attack the thrasher made upon
him. Recovering himself, however, the
whale, after several efforts succeeded
in diving below and came up on the
starbOard side of the schooner. The
crew then took their whaling iron and
struck at the thrasher, but unfortun-
ately did not hit Oh vital part. The
thrasher, following the whale, made
another savage attack on his victim,
and hit for a second time within the
sight of the crew. The whale appeared
at this juncture to be i'll eXtremitieS,
and the swordfsh, realizing the posi-
ton, made a further attack at the COM
mon enemy and stabbed the Jonah
swallowing monster.
All was now over; the whales re-
manning strength was now gone, and he
was compelled to succumb to his fate
with the grace of a dOubly aSSailed war
riOr of the deep. After death he fiOun-
dered ''topsy turvey," and the thrasher
was observed to be luXuriating on the
choicest parts of the conquered dead.
This is no mythical story of the sea, but
an incident of peculiar interest to
those who realize the hostility eX-
listing between the thrasher and the
whale and the characteristics of the
swOrdfiSh. The latter knows no danger.
He does not discern between floating
hull and buoyant whale. His sword
is bound to penetrate either at all haZ-
ards and risks to himself, and in this
respect he is similar to some misguided
nonamphibiOuS creatures.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
A CHILD WONDER.
A Little Actress Who Is Astonish-
ing Boston.

Boston Globe.
Real ''child wonders are few and far
between. There are not few bright
and clever little people who profit by
assiduous coaching" and who make
fairly good impression in the roles
assigned them OH the stage. But these
are all forgotten when an artist by the
gift of nature like Josef Hoffman, or
Elsie Leslie appears before the public.
In both genius is Unborn. What the
Polish lad is to the concert room little
Elsie is to the theater. And the great
artistic and popular success gained by
the dainty creator of the roles of Editha
and Fauntleroy in this country shows
that play-goers are not less quick to APP
preciate wonderfully pTecociouS talent
than the music-loving multitudeS who,
last season cheered Josef Hoffman, and
would gladly welcome him in concert
again.
Wonderful as little Elsie's persona
ton of Lord FauntlerOy-a most exact
ing role-is recognized to be by all who
Witnessed it, no words of commentator
are more cordial than those spoken by
peOple who witnessed the London pro-
ductiOn of Mrs. Burnett's play. Its
daintiness, absolute naturalneSs and fl
deity to the character which Mrs. Bur-
nett has made known to so many house.
holds are unsurpassed-One might say
almost indispensable. And the best of
the matter is that the petite artistic thor
oughly enjoys her work, as she did III
.'Editha's Burglar" At the rehearsals
she was letter perfect. and her
marvellous memory which more
than once served to help her
associates = is not in the least
remarkable characteristic of the little
lady. She is absolutely unspoiled by
the praise and admiration shOwered
upon her, and as much a true, unaf-
fected, charming child at home as she
shows herself to be behind the foot
lights.
The brilliant assemblages in attend
ance upon "FauntlerOy" at the museum
have been as large as the house could
hold, and little Elsie, as the central fig
ure in the beautiful idyl of the stage, is
sure to delight thronged audiences as
long as the play holds the boards. In
the metropolis and wherever she may
appear as Little Lord FauntlerOy"
there is assured continuance of bril-
liant triumphs for this unriyalled child
artist. Elsie Leslie.