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Andrew turned very pale, and dropped

Andrew turned very pale. and dropped
"Told mel" he answered. in : husky
know what you meant, Then, turning
almost fisTeely upon the old man. he cried.
But how did You know u r.
don't know, answered Simon, significantly.
"A good deal more han thee, II seems.
Thee best just the sort o husband women
like-one who eAnt see an inch peyohd AZ
I'm have no i~nsinuations against my
wife" blAzed forth Andres; Hnot even
reIs upon this point before, aud since you
can't talk Of her with respect, never men
ton her name again II my presence. .sh.a
out OF the room. and five minutes afterwards
Was gAlloping hTiOusly homeEard-.
Old simon ehuckled exulsingly e. he disAv-
"Thse maygt fums aud bounce. 4" he mFt.
tered; "butthee won't forget my words.
and theelt keep a sharp eye upon thee vine
Never had Andrew spuFred his horse so
hard as he did that night, and never had he
done the Journey. between Gloucester aud
within half a mile Of the farm he suddenly
slAckened his speed to : aalk.,. his brain
MAS in a Whirl-he was trembling slth ef-
element. lie must compose himself . little
before he entered the house. Why had NOS
his wife told him OF the former acqu4lpE
auceg Why this duplicity OF both2 Per
vention Of his father. What a fool be Wa
~ disturb himself until lie had ascertatned
the facts for HIMSELF He would put the
question point blank 70 her. and take note
Of her demeaDOr.
contrary TO his usual custom, which Nka 70
enter the kitchen At the back. walked round
to the front door. There had been heavy
rain that day. aud the gT0und Was SOFT and
gave forth no sound OF his tread There
was a bright light in the parlor, aud he re-
marked that the curtains we're imnerieetiy
closed. He went up TO the window ana
peared He could Just see bis Hifes face
aud that was AL. she Mas bending OYER heE
nCedleWork and ewing IN . qu1ek. agltAled
manner. Her hpa were moving. lie tried
10 hear the words, bat could eateh onlY4
murmur, Tor there Was : moaning Htnd
without hat hlled his cara
tC0Rcl9aed fQ-mqrrosAl
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quence Of engaging iHome disastrous min
ing speculations. MTk9iyers did not long
survive his fall. and MAgaret. who had lost
her mother during her tfaney, was left an
orphan at the Age of twAty. Being of an
independent spirit, she kelined the assist
ance of friends and Telabns, and engaged
herself as gOverness to a tmily in the neigh
Dorhood. 1t was her emAyer's custom to
send his c~hlldren-under y charge OF their
MISUNDERSTANDING a poHbn of tho sum
mer months, to a farm-hob on the borders
of the Forest Of Dean, whilhe himself, wife
and elder daughters adioAed TO the more
fashionable localities of Cllon or Weston
super-Mare. The farm VI tenanted by
father and son.. named Burrkc.
1t was thus that Margaret Aers and An
drew Burridge first met. Anlew was a fair
specimen ofthe west country ftner of the old
school, a stalWart. good-looHg young fel-
low, endowed with only the Aplest rudi-
ments Of education. and with Sc rely anidea
above cattle and turniD feld5ket, never
theless, he fell madly in love VI a young
girl. in everything tho antiPok of him
self refined, accomplished. gra ful. and
Of a tender. delicate kind of bead We sell
dom see out Of large towns
His attentions were unmistaAle and
one day he found an opportunity declare
himself, He spoke humbly Of hiAWn de-
merits, OF his presumption in asking 70
one 80 far above him. bat yet he pl4ed his
cause with an ~eloquenee that pasln i'm
parts to the most unskilled tomb; be
would keep her Ike a lady, her thtest
wish should be Law 10 him At drst
Thoughts such a match seemed 50 Apos-
ferrous to her imagination. that she Aniy.
though gently. Fsfused TO even eLtkain
tie idea. But he pleaded so hard foAon-
alteration. that, 20 he free Of his imDoAnL
uea, she WRs, ~ Il we're. compelled 70 aklt
Familiarity viii RECONCILE n % the ~
-iucOngTuOus hnakeA- Mafgafeg has haaer
day dreams, her airy castles her IL,
What gin has not9 Bal 1eze had
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Says Andersen's the Man.

The murder was committed by Charles II.
Andersen. who first tried to send Margaret
orme out Of the country to America with
Joseph Hyde. and, not succeeding. she was
met by Andersen. who went home with her
and tried to persuade her to leave the coun-
try with Hyde. Not succeeding, he got into
was the disgrace, loss of wealth and title to
his, daughter, Lady Chalmers. and bigamy
OF his son-in-law.
The conviction would be only on the cir
cumstantial evidence of Mabel Smithers,
who swore that Anderson was the last per-
son seen IN the murdered woman's company,
the crime was Of American manufactnre.
ALFREp s. MCCoUN,
al Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn.
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Like Telling q Secret.

A acknowledgement Photograph Of
Nellie bly, will be presented gratis with every
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TOLO AMONG THE PLAYERS.
Addiction Of Henry Bergman, Ono Of
"The Senator" Company.
"The Editor" TO lie Presented In
Comedy Next Season.

Henry Bergman, who plays the part Of
Count Won Strnhl with W. ". Crane in
THE Senator, " at the Star Theatre, has
had TO contend with rather conflicting
emotions during tho past week. The
other day he received a telegram from his
home announcing the interesting fact
that he was q father. Bergman was tx
tremCly proud and happy. The news was
spread among the members OF the CON-
pany, and as they IRE all q pretty nice lot
of people, Bergman became a paternal
hero. A few days later Mrs. Barrymore,
Of the company. received q despatch
asking her to break to Bergman the news
that his unseen baby was dead. Mr..
Bergman's brief experience of paternity
was a melancholy one.
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Andersen Had q Motive.

I think Charles H. Andersen killed
Margaret Orme. The motive for the crime
would be to save his daughter from disgrace
and probable death il she became aware of
the existence of another LADY Chalmers. "
The evidence to convict him, while it may
|be oircumstantial, 1 think, nevertheless. is
VERY strong, to wit: He was the last one
ieen with the deceased previous, to the find
ssorn testimony of Miss Smithers; the
stel blade found in the body being OF sup
pQed American or colonial manufacture,
ala the fact of his wanting to get her out
OF he country. MICHAEL De CoURCY.
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FOR SHARP TRADERS.
A Chance 10 Make a Good Swap
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You mustfirst advertise in The EVENING
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Like Eelling a Secret.

A Miesenbat -process Photograph of
Nellie BY VIII REPRESENTED gratis with every
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Miss BLY, in travelling costume, and will be
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variance with the management Of the
Club. particularly since the Club has in
stituied its new departure of not
paying the expenses of its ath-
letes, The Club considers Ford q
member for revenue only" aud
is not anxious for his membership now
that II has practically given up athletic
competition with rival organizations.
Ford has In turn preferred charges
against Mr.. Jansen, which will he con-
sidered next week. He has alaD made
application for membership in the Man
Governors will probably consider the
question OF his admission tonight.
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Watch HYDE Closely.

Josph Hyde murdered Lady Chalmers.
Failing to induce her to accompany him to
Amerha. he murdered her, intending to
find alubstitute to 60 with him tprobably
Miss .Skithers), so he could get the money
Mr.. Andersen promised him. | wonld have
Mr.. j. kde closely watched by detectives;
also; anifemale friends he might have. /
most. az into Conversation with her GET
her To dtnk with me and gradually draw
the seerel from her while under the infiu-
cnce of lidor. w, DENBIoH.
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Not Pride, but Caution.

Vrom TIE 81. Louis ChroHfcie.1
Sweet drl-Mother. Mr.. Nicefollow Is
coming to take me out riding this afternoon.
1 may go, mayn'tI II
Mother-1f he drives up with q span OF
spirited horses you can go, but IL he comes
with that b~roken-down old nag ho had last
time Won shan't.
Why, mother, I didn't suppose you
would ever have such foolish pride"
My dear. a young man who comes with q
pair OF spirited horses expects to drive with
both hands" ,
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with the knife, OF which q piece Of the
blade was found In the wound.
IT,, The solution Of the mystery was obtained
by n confession from Hyde in the inquieition
chamber of the detective Office. When
these facts became known It was also ascer-
tanned that Crawford had barRained for the
woman's death with William Benson.
This man had made himself so drunk from
the proceeds Of his bargain to commit the
crime that he had failed to carry out his
part of the contract REEvRED NAV.
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HYDE pribed by Andersen.

The murder was committed by Joseph
Hyde at the instiRation of Charles Ander-
sen. father of the present Lady Chalmers.
Andersen feared for his daughters life II
the fact Of Lord Chalmers's first wife be-
came known to her, He was also afraid that
her marriage would be annulled and her
honor thus blighted.
Hyde was paid an amount Of money for
committing the deed. and also furnished
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dinners Did the Deed.

Lord Ch(mers committed the murder.
His motiyewas to keep her silent on the
question Of Wing his wife,
A person y seen TO enter his house on
the mormln9Of the 25th, wearing q gray
ulster; The MURDER was undoubtedly COM
United that nArning as the blood wal warm.
ARdARET ORME. BROOKLYN.
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At o Legation Reception.
IRON Judge.l

Miss Fuller-when orr Americans 20 TO
China they build railroads, start live ontor-
prises, and are OF great benefit to your
country. When q Chinaman here no
is content to ope a laundry. How do you
account for IL
Mandarin Hit Rice. -Melicans need hlecp
morn cleaning.
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nains sloLAsg. spelled dinsfgniiy, but o. the sane
"F1sminE BroL, PittsbuTE, Pa" on the wrapper.
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A Hopeless Case.

A Hopeless Case.
tFrom he Medical times and Registsrl
Galligan-Doctor. hAven't you been at
tending on old man Gilfullaw7
Doctor-Yes.
How il he to-day ?"
He is beyond the reach Of medical as
sistance, / fear"
What Ia he dying ."
"Oh, no. He's broke"
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Female Curiosity.

lFroH Teras Sintnoal
Wifo-I think shall advertise for my miss
ing purse.
Husband-As it was probably stolen, you
will not get II back unless you ray that no
questions will be asked.
Wife-What! Not ask any questions ?
Why, what do you take me for? Do you
think In o dummy?
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WARD ANXIOUS TO Be TRIED.
He Says II Would Be- Of Great Benefit
to the Players League,
Malcolm Ford Suspended from The
staten Island Athletic Club.


John M. Ward, the famous shortstop,
said last night That the National baseball
hlng In ,brootoninc ,o hiring spits aoainst
- - -. - IT,, IL, = 80
all the players whom 'hey ci"'iu u ie-
served TO play with their clubs this sea-
son ~ am rendy and enger to have
.ho;uu,u oooins, n,o ,r,o1 "a ouicklv no
y 500 49,, - Iii
possible, SAID me- trhl VIII
develop both sides of the baseball ques-
ton and will mako the plavers' Leagues
49,. ;.,nou,.hIo me no,o su;ts
the League brings against us, the better
we'll ike il, as our position becomes
.ro,,or iii oooh srt Tho I.easre in
-,
beaten ana KNOWS H.
Tommy" Connect, the long.distanco
rrrnor ~ tho Manhattan Athletic Club.
49, - -, - -l,-...
does not 'hihK nc VIII DC "olo W ooin-
pete In any games this season on account
of his severe attack of typhoid fever. lie
is much weakened by his long illness.
Manager w. II. McGunuirle. of the
psnnLin, bosabaIl nino viii load he
49, - riaht a. a. antartainnan
x tna Ra,,.yoianf Societv Of Brootton
benefit of the poor OF Brockton.
Tho Titan AtbIe,ic cInb will aend tbeir
to,r oranI n.hiaias w NJ Christie r. ~
wnr. ~ ~, nchion onI /. Newman 10
Lyons y. hh"sn~ IS H., u".tnn All
iotin Ciuh Eab az h Cinb has decided
go commonca it, moo, to~nrnamnnt on
WofWnadav a]vonin, Fab 4 Amnnr the
,or,s VIZ vii c,tor The contest aro
enphhi ShofII hordiars ~ Tho enc nc CLARK
Fan. Christie Wells. Tate and McIn.
The Following shooting match NJ i've
birds will take place ON the Washington
Club grounds tomorrow ut 1;3n ?; NJ; a.
O. Dettman, New Jersey, mt w. W. DIS
brow, New YORK. 20 BIRDS each, w yards
inGhem r,lesSi N u. ~, .. COX; new noan'
8 birds IV each, IS wards rise so wards boun.
SSaunn,,u s,las a.. ohnra Taom sSnnt r. r.
1n,y. ralos ~ n u Mosom onainst 1C;0rmt
p Pa! Timm;n uhu an n Nv ns To "in tx biTpds
"n ""u Wv AAs' !" '
eaoh' f.
O'Connor. and Mckelyey Waiting match to
meet me IN q snma1ar co nf n,o ior u dfS can ba
menI at f tbe a reee emHmh at u Florence olepes' Hal SUM NJ
day evening. Feb. 10.
VINCENT sTiLLETTo.
Joe Courtney. the champion of South
ern England, writes 10 MT. hlcnhru n.
FOX that; IN TO the challenge OF
William McUieiiand TO run any mah Yen
miles. ne VIII VISIT America ana NC.
~ 49,, a.
nia,ad tha n;ntor 10 NcrieiIand will not
encont Tonrtnov oifers the same condi.
t,ons 70 sov one in America.
~
Pete Mace and Tommy Gillen, whose
proposed mill was interrupted by tho
police last Monday, may come together
at a private club within three weeks. for
a 5000 purse offered by the Club. two
ounce gloves to be used.
7 w Kennedv,s feat of lifting the
, oor - L..
before the wonderful performance of n
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@. w. Davis Is an engineer in the employ Of tho
New York and Northern RaIlroad. lie IL the
engineer Of tho ~drawbrthge. lie used To run
a locomotive TOR the rame company, but had TO
rcaiRn his sest in the cab on account Of ill-heAlth.
The il.heNlth was due to an awful cass Of catArrh.
The company transferred him to hts present no.
stt'ou,. lie has been with them ten years. Mr,
Davis lives on !ind, avenue, near 150th street aud
Nth avenue. He told q reporter . graphic story Of
his years Of misery. lie said;
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FROM
FLEMING BROS,
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them to I've q wonderful plll-all that you claim for
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Boz 95L AIMS. HENRY WTSKLEMAN.
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ENGINEER DAvIS'S PERIL.
ARAILRoADER'S GRAPHIC STORY
OF a HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.

lie IL an Employee Of the Nc,r FORK
md Northern Railroad aud Lircs on
Lind ArenWe, e fJ5h Street and
stu Auenue.
The evening world., 1890-01-31

Wemyss Henderson announced yester-
day that some real American skirt dancers
will be introduced into Bluebeard, Jr., ="
at Niblo's on Monday night. The skirt
dancers have all protested TO be English
and connected with the London Gaiety
Theatre up to the present. Mr.. Honder.
sons pride in the American damsels Is
therefore entirely legitimate. That many
of them have already been seer is very
probable, but that they have all been
nvowedly English Is n fact.
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~ began TO be troubled with headaches "a ID pains
in my stomach fifteen years ago, and my old pliyAt.
ciAn told me that I had hereditary oatarrh. Then I
hogan = systematic courseo Of dootoring, 1 got some
rnliof, but a. the years fed on the disease RaInsd
tho upper hand. until Al last scarcely = day passed
that didn't suffer terribly For tho past three
years ! have not doctorsd much, having practically
resigned myself to my fate. There were days whom
I could. not leave mr. bed. | could not sleep, and
my head panied and my stomach troubled ms terri
bly,. My thtoit was frequently tlled with muoua
that dropped from my head.
"A little over . month ago ! went TO DrH, McUoy
aud WildmAn. | said to my wife before I started
that Y wsa a fotiorn hope. l went to Drs. Mccoy
less, 1 did not lock for a cure, but . thought I
might get come relief. You will DO surprised 10
hiEh road TO recovery. Not only do I alcsp we'll, but
! have NO more pains In my head or stomach, Ny
eut man. Drs, Mettoy and wildman have done
wonders for mo, and all for Ave dollars a month.
than all the doctorinK ! did In years."
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A Particular Woman.
fFTeR the Burlington Free PTsss.l
Mr.. Quarterrest - They say that Mrs.
Bloodgood is f~earfully particular-will keep
nothing but trained servants in the honse.
she would wear nothing but trained skirts.
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A Truthful Employer.
tFrOm nTnssy's Weekly
Tho boss said he'd make il warm for
me, " remarked Jaysmith, and he has kept
his word"
What has he done3'
"Eired me-"
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The Lady with the Musical Daughter.
tFroa Tine
Book Agent-Here is that book. ma'am,
I" How to Play the Piano"
Lady of the House-WhRt book7 l didn't
order any book.
Nom. but the %neiahbors did. and they
told me TO bring II to YOU"
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Stock Item.

Stock Item.
from TsIaa %SIliags.l
Jollyman-You amt interested In the
bucket-shop question, are you?
Broker-No; why do you ask
.Jollyman-Well. / see you are a little pail
this morning.
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Or Boiled.

How do you like those cigars Of mine.
Jimpkins 2" inquired Timpkins. casually.
II don't know, old man. " replied limp
kins, ,doubtfully; they might be good
fried.
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Tommy" Connect, the opg.distanco
runner of the Manhattan Athletic Club,
does not think he will be able to COM
pete In games this season on account
of his severe attack of typhoid fever. He
is much weakened by his long illness.
The evening world., 1890-01-31

Manager w. II. McGunnigle, Of the
Brooklyn baseball nine, will lead the
grand march tonight at an entertainment
of the Benevolent Society of Brockton,
Mass. n charitable organization for the
benefit Of the poor of Brockton.
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A NEW OFFICE DOWNTOWN.

In order to accommodate the large number Of Do
tients which they have In the lower part OF the city,
Drs, Mccoy aud Wild an have opened an ONCE In
the Domestic Sewing Machine building. corner OF
broadway aud lfth ST.. where they have rool,A 1.
. and 3 on the second floor. Entrance on Broad
WAY
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The Titan Athletic Club will send their
four crack athletes. W. M. Christie, RI.
q. Ctughlan and j. Newman. TO
compete Mt the games of tho Boston Attn
letic Club Feb. 10. The Club has decided
to m its pool tournament ON
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8. Among the
who will enter the contest are
Egan, Christie, Wells, Tate and Mcln-
tvra
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Mrs. Padelford seems TO 10 getting
quite prima-donnai. sh. She left Dixie's
Seven Ages" company rather suddenly.
Stotson's employees by joining his CON-
pany TO interpret tho role of Casilda IN
The Gondoliors" at the Amphion Acnd-
envy, Williamsburg, on Monday. Yester-
day 1t was announced that Mrs. Padeltord
had failed to appear at two Of the re-
bearsals. much to eyerybody's chagrin.
sung by Miss Elyia Crot. the wife of
Thomas Q. Seabrooko.
The evening world., 1890-01-31

Louis Aldrich has n new play entitled
The Editor" IN which IL IL announced
that he will appear next season. THE
Editor" Ia said to be q very good comedy.
English actors, of course. need not apply
for positions in the
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So A MONTH TILL FEN. 4.

until Feb. J Drs. Mccoy and wildman will
treat all cases AZ the uniform fec OF 80 per month
Those placing themselves under tho Doctors care
prior TO Feb. ] will be treated until cured At TN
same rate. namely, 50 per month.
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SHELLS-will exchange 10 dozen strings inn
- ported shells, beautiful for decorating yachts,
hotels or country residences. Decorator. ISL 9th
%
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The following shooting match ut live
birds will take place on the Washington
Club grounds tomorrow ut 1.30 p. NJ: A.
@. Dettman, New Jersey. and w. w. Dis
brow, New York. % birds each. 80 yards
rise. 90 yards boundary. modified Hur-
bingham rules. DIR. NJ. j.. Cox. New York,
and Col. j.. N. De Rourke, New Jersey,
8 birds each, IL yards rise. 90 yards boun-
Diary. rules as above. Team shoot, G. II.
Bathgate and II. Harrison against Capt.
Il. Timmins and w. De Long, 10 birds
each.
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CPEEDED WILCOX 4 GIBBS MACHINE. gen
- uine; will take work on nsckties or infants
caps a bargain. Address box ). Jersey City.
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Two-CARAT DIAMOND STUD to exchange
for something Of equal value, or wili take $3.50
cash for IL. Address A. j.. X. World Office.
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I hereby challenge the winner Of the
O'Connor. and .Mckelvey waltZing match to
meet me in n similar contest Tor q diamond
medal or any amount Of money can DO
seen at the reception at Florence Hall Sum
day aypninu. Feb IN.
, 1890-07-16

PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash July Is
Capt. Moekler of the sealing schooner
Matte G. Dyer. which was seized at
Ounalaska, in June by Deputy Collector
Edmunds, claims that he can prove that
the seizure was Illegal Moekler's story
is that while he was hunting seals in the
ocean outside of Behring sea he lost two
men by the capsizing of a boat and that
later, in a storm the boat lost part Of her
rigging aud the cook became insane and
threatened to kill all OF the crew. All
these accidents forced him to make port,
and he did so at Ounalaska. where all the
custom house formalities we're observed.
but the deputy collector seized her and
took twenty-five seal skins as evidence.
Moekler says that many returning schoon-
ers have reaped a rich harvest this year
in Behring sea, as Blaine's talk about
protecting the new company is all wind.
The british schooner Penelope had LOO
seals when spoken on June 10, and
others have done equally well. In
tact, " SAYS Capt. Moekler. two loaded
schooners came into Ounalaska when the
cutter Bear was there recently, but no
effort was made to capture them"