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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

AN electrical gyroscope has been IN
vented in Pans, 10 show the rotation Of
the earth. The gyrations of the DEM
ocrsnc party would knock It out IN
Ehorf order.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Ir is very, very funny that, in this
county, where the Prohibition State
Central Committees chairman lives,
the Prohibition candidate for Governor
should have run behind his ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Any man who can ndeyise some scheme
by which the board Of canvassers can
give the certificate OF election to Hay
ward instead Of Maynard, IS the man
the board q waiting for. They are
anxious 20 meet him, as they cannot
adjourn unul that job IS finished.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

SOME mandy -pamby Republican,
who hadn't backbone enough to make
himself heard and felt, for fear Of
hurting = Democrats feeling. would be
allowed 70 Sc in Congress, but not Bur
rows. The fat has gone forth and he
viii be iugglsd out Of as seat by the
next House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

IT costs the county $50 day, besides
incidental expenses, while the board
OF county canysssers are engaged in
scraUnz up few more votes for cir
cunt judge, and devis.uE plan to hocus-
pocus Jack Hayward into the Leglsls-
ture in place Of Fred Maynard.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

A STRONG feeling in favor of the ap-
pointment Of Judge Gresham to the
United states Supreme Court vacancy,
Is growing up.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

ArrozSEY GENERAL MuLEK guesses
that we can guess without being over
hauled by q United States Marshal.
What relief 10 this great Yankee na-
ton OF guessers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The board Of county canvassers
could have finished their work and
gone home, saving the county much
expense, If they hadn't felt called upon
10 look after Hayward and Adsit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Thlslistl Is furnished by W. L. serIbner. !

This list Is furnished by ". L. Scrlbner, real
estate dealer. IS Pearl-st..
Joserh G.. Ford 10 Thomas II. Peck. lot
Wenhams $50
Chester -. Hofse % Eliza J. Hodges,
lot rs. blk H. keDdall's ad d...........-.. 5000
Eta T.. hlnora % Charles x. smith.
part lct . blk lS, Dexter f-ac.......-..-.. $500
Peter Smith to- Nathaniel Martin. part
Oflat1. DIX - Eiswortb's S add ...-.. -. 1.200
Nathaniel Narau % Nm. y. Hart. part
lot :. h.k -. El.sworfh's add .......-..... 1.20
James wilson g. Clark II. Gleason. lot !.
Dix =. Powers PalIs adt................-.... 1870
Paul j. AYaTll 70 lara r AYefN. .ot ..
Blk .. ana lot 3. biz Z. N0odv's ada Zee. 1870
II uI. =. G1nu fo Doug.as j.. Cook. lot
ll6. 1unn I'd t.- ........................-. 800
Elizabeth NoodiOck % barbara Mumah.
NJ lot sqd 2. biz -. sand Lake--.-- 80
Edna e. Hunter TO Fred N Ssy.es. Tot
l. bfk 3. Lees add. Lowell -......-.... As
Charles Izyl0r 30 Martin =. Painter and
wife. IA sw1. nvbz of sec /. Lowell. 200
Simeon 60uid to Aiice Nay Winters.
nw}. net. of sec II. Nelson. ........-., 700
Dennis a. Maxim TO Dewitt c. Maxim.
SEE sw' Of Sc T. Aigoma ..... ...... Dol. 500
Autholy ~. Naris 10 kendert Dian
iema. sei4 swi I OF sec J. sparta. ...... 500
+ mr. = Rose TO Jennis Fairbrothcrs.
+ q = NV 4sos sec lT. Solon -. ..-..- l,lC0
Heen ". Davis to Noah Helse and.
wife, pee land on sec p. Aigoma.--. 800
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

THIS r. ~ CFKTTFT mas s..s 49,
ssirss 8ferrtffc Ls4ntr5sf C.e2sss ff.-r-
r-srseefs a. fasf fs rsl ~ - Il E - -s.ee-
g Tefsf-r frf lf - are rtr 80 s.r,srs
- $50 fs- - NlI.lFn Heef i 49,
s-s ~ rrrres gsttirf Csafer IA sa1s
hF 1T
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
TOWER
Employment BuTeauI
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS Q AND TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA BROS-...............Pro .Propuotors
KVASTED-Ma'e Helps usrhlnisss. rub
" bers Nzrlisbers. cal. net makers, ~
wood cutters. boys. Il you are Ont ~ work
come IN.
XVANTED-Female Help girls for esa-
W era hoasewer., cham bcrmales. / lasn-
dress. ] steuographcr.
EOR sALE-ro young man with s6o cash. 20
buy y interest," "a grocery and ory goods
stock ln rapidly imFrofiag PAT ~ the ci ~
fsouth eudl remainlul paftnrT has had yeafs
experience; gooo established business Tor
some one.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acres of land.
- miles IRON the city ltie peaches 81
pears geo apples good bui dag.
FOR SALE % room mouse on south LsiaY-
ctte-st modern lulsh. cahi9 carr run ~
tie door. Prce $50.
IOR EXCHANGE acres two niles from
Sausstuck. 100 peach trees bearing. So
standard pear tres. % cherry, - apple =
plums. 20 goosherres5 acres 81 strawberries.
good house and barn. Price tIloi.
EoE SALE. room house Oh Lagr1yc.st. near
Nenhan sye. near both cable sBc eleCfr1c
car ines With aI modern improvements
Price $3.50 easy terms
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-tBo Boston Mass
4 A ane i room house ou East-si farge lot.
city water. fufuase. and al Modern Improve.
menis 90 exchange for dwelling IA Boston.
Mass.
EOR SALE OR EXCuANeE-l91 acre farm ~
miles from city 10 improved balance
beach and maple timber ls room brcs house
largc basement bsTn auc other cut bull4ngs
o. t1clanrf fer c.fF property.
EOR SALE -Il-room house on East Dritre-st,
furn1ce. sewer city water. corner Jet G1d
finely finished. price ill, easy lerfns
LOB eAI.E on tNCHANGB-sr8om house
and large corner Int. room i0r anuthfr
house On l9t. on two grad ~ sfrsets with srn-
ers. efe-. 90 exchange fer farm voEid assume
aemc iuCumfrsDcr.
MONEY re LoAF on rcsl and personal prop.
- orty iu sans ~ suit. hoomst snd s Tower
block.
TO SIS and rooms 20 rents also a number of
IA good tenants sraufnE 60 rents h-lBg 10
your keys Rooms and 3. Tower b.ock
Dr6oIIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The Leader gives Frank v. Cook this
v1cious kick. The speaker 81 the Mich-
igsu House Of Representatives should
not Be a notorious, loud-mouthed dead
bsst. he should bs smsn ard a hon
est one" Nevertheless Frank VII
get there Just the same Itssway
he has among the Democrats
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Let the city of Grand Rapids be
among the first to put its telegraph,
telephone and electric wires under the
ground. The time is near at hand
when il viii be done, and the sooner 1t
is done, the better for the city, its
streets, appearance and general protec-
ton. Let the agitation 60 on in good
earnest. Take them from Canal and
Monroe-sts. to begin with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The new State of Washington is thus
far not favored with very dignlfied
set of Legislators. Thirty members of
the Legislature went to the theater
recently and threw paper balls, rubber
overshoes, and orange peelings at one
another. They hooted and guyed the
players, and cbewed gum as disgust
ingly as any Of the vulgar, brainless
girls in Grand Rapids and elsewhere.
Gum is on the wane, and no longer
fashionable.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The Chinese Minister at Washington
D. c. mas so far overcome his National
prejudices, that he has consented to
allow hls wife to hold reception after
the American fashion. In China a
woman of the upper classes never
thinks of such a thing. The influence
of America is powerful. 1t leads the
Nations.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

threat ara fa1g - Tsir an slTavs t'7ren-
ienk TT Bnt la1gs >grln 2 fhe a1ase
Saivafaa on ter fvenrv fve eents aees its
rark aetfsr than any otaer Nnlmcl%
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
WkNTEp -goARDERs.

DoARDEkS MANIED-5entlemen OF ladies
- wishing room and board by day or week ia
private family, please CAL az q North College
ave ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

WANT ADVERTISENENlS
IIlIlIlI!Ll!!!
IEE nj! !. /. ] /. ]. !. !. !. ].
Iglf .
I osE-A plash asg osalsiains- ostoolis,ss.
II $50 a. eolel etto ia.Esls ~ 2 = eA ett
s.ae artsssp and firE bstWtrh itsis = ~
3 snFs ~ fiHaer 3 e4sf cave 81 - s.
keissa aa1 rtpe.fe s~-l4lts ise@sA
EEP wlRgED EaLE
ArANfED- ssed ollos boy sssa b.g $
NaFk 4e the esslitk tfs.n - 2 1r
NVAN1ED- soaa lase1lu.sgs. ens exr
p.atef. ene r.lsissfsIef eae oss . ssNfA
k.as cs :. y. lpeal-st ST
TEp-sa.esmaa Ter egy, samples har
W liSaed Tree frfrTeaeSs TeS 4lael. Aean.s
Home ttrhishinx heAss. st ea4sa ltiAi0ea q.
ssssi a. al.
aELP wAsTED-fEaALg
WANTED -KeiAhle lazy over = 70 learn
wholesale medicine business tit lrr ~eek
curing nIsl year With opportunity n aatkncr.
Aodless v beS :. thisetlee als
WANTED- Diains room boy al the AlehiEsu
W House 9ls
lVANTKD-A uurse glrl. Cal - the IA,ing
st9n. room > Mr.. /. {. Hatch sA
WANTED Immediately esmpetspI Fln
" Tor genera houseWQrk IA a siaal iaaalls.
Apply al - fAflSAAe- 81
WANIED--A nrst-rlass skirt nRishsr and
=, general sewing girls Cal at Toon ~
SITUATIONS wAsTED-1ALB
WANTeD-Bg an Intelligent youug NAV
plachinlSt By trade. any Eind Of honest
work iof winter. n. b0x z. This ot1oe. Sit
WANTED By young man Of l. position
a. s1lpp n eieFk or salesman. 4. J.. box
5. this once.
SITUATIONS wASrED-FExAIE.
lVANTED-A competent dressmaser wishes
w sewing Ia private family by the day. tali
or address Sos West bridgesL SIS
FOB RERT-EooNs.
TOR RENT-Two furnished rooms on the
Il ground floor. TO- housekeepiagi furnace
heated sleeping rooms 81 BartieiLsg- 81
TOR RENT-Rooms for light housekeeping
IL and one furnished room near Park Congre-
gatlonal Church. - Park-st. 81
TOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnshed
Il rooms at the brunswl ck. A. SOatb Division
ST.; steam heated. Mrs McGee. 81
DOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated
AT the new Garfield lss lsland-si- one
block south Of fuiton-st. Park. All modern im
prOyements; good offlce rooms nrst nOor. - q
EoR RBNT-Furrished rooms, suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire a hansom-st;
llsu
DOR RENT - Furnished ana unturnishe1
L rooms. steam heated. at PARK Place. Mrs
A. l.. smith. Spttt
FOB RggT-HGUsEs.
FOR RENT-House completely furnished and
IL now full Of roonerS al 2 Shecon-st. los
rent; Will sell furniture and lease. Gail ant
Investigate. sls
TOR RFNT-House No. IFS Barclsy-St This
a is large house with modern cOnyeRiences
will rent FOR a nominal figure until sprng
Fred 4. Maynard, rooms and .. New House
man building.
FOR RENT-lIouses az from s. 20 So per
month; ali parts Of the city. Jos. II. Mar
tin. 81 CaRSlst. 81
FOR REET-BUSIgESs PLACES.
TOR RENT-Two floors over % Cansl-sf
consisting OF l. rooms; also Ia floors over
@ Canal-st.; also several small houses In
ouire Joseph Ii. Martin, - Canai-st.
TOR RENT-Corner store. In good repair, "a
the Miller blocS. West Bridge St: central
location. Apply 10 Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. 81
West Bridge ST. SIS
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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Every man, woman and child who
takes an interest in the city of Grand
Rapids, their home, should visit the
far. To be asked in the future, "Did
YOU attend the Masonic iair?'' and ba
obliged to say Il did not, would be a
burning, blushing shame. Let every
one OF Us witness the far.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Circulation Guaranteed % Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

NIEcFIaA6E0Ua

XANTED-Lsdv agent foT Talmage's new
" WORK. CAL at Is shaHu at-avc. 3le
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

uatsa Press Rspsrts. PF0wPt ana sAFis
D.lf.sr, AZ the Lsezi Ns-s. sRd tns
ois.nsst asa a0st PLAINLY Frtntsa Paper
pusllshsa in oraaa H4pias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

A satin lined cheviot jacket. foil
TAILOR made. only Sl0at KiddsT Z Co.'s :,
which = the bargain q the season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
WANTEp-To SELL Oh ExoHAKaE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for well located
Grand Rapids real estate, the largest and
best located hotel IN White Co-d, Mich. For
rsrtlcu ars address D. A. Mcintyre. White
Cloud, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
ABEL I. PAGE,
Room !, NeRsgaaI5's BI'E. Grand psp'5..

BgTs sus ssHs Besi Kstsfe. stocks sr6 NJ
eazss Ihvssts MeneT In Proftabs rpsn.s.
Erfsrnrisss. sn6 psying Rssi Estate sperais-
tiers Nosey 80 loaa n suus6.sirsa upsn e.
ssgs securities strsnEs-s ~ sny ons visf ,nr
70 purchase sh.sr cr expensive bone fsrrn.
lsf or susgrssn prsTsrry vir O. wsn =. .ar
srs 80 vksf ssvs fef sac Ths fisf ls-vs
- ,s..s.. 'Fom. Nv lens rease..s A. ~. s,fv
ar nsny vsz-s n tAs rssl sstsf. s.osssrs-
-4tA tssregEh sneslseEe ~ vssues vIH -
81 great ssvsstsf. e. sEY.rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
TOR sALE-MsoBLL.yE0Us

yVANIED-~To sell cheap. a handsome mirror.
w Apply u Nalley-st.. corner Mt. Vernon
EOR SALE-Cheap, s. horse power boiler and
4 engine. nearly new, with furnace setting.
etc, complete. Inquire Of 4. c. ThHing; phone
Az. l15tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
FACT VS.. FANCY.


sober second thought on the tariff
question before the election OF 1892.
Then they will see the inconsistency of
the howl about "high prices" set up by
Democratic papers as soon as the Nc
klnley bill was passed. One of the
most notable instances of this incon-
slstency was presented to the leading
Democratic paper of Springfield, Mass,
just before election. While the edi
torial columns of the paper were filled
with howls about "the robber tariff
and high prices" their more sensible
advertisers talked like this:
1--WE desire to state that the increase
OF duties on few special lines of i'm
ported wUOlens, which constitute a
mere fraction OF goods sold and worn
IN TINS country, will encourage our
home manufacturers To immediate
supply, and the competition at home
Will soon regulate the price without the
slightest regard to the tariff. The
Union Steam Mills are now making finer
fancy cassmeres than those imported
from Paris. The worsted mills at
FltchburS make better goods than those
| imported from Bradford. At Rock
vile, Conn, the American Mills, the
Hockanum, and New England, are to-
day superior 10 foreign goods IN quail
ity and durability. Why should we
import? Why not encourage our own?
Why send millions abroad TO purchase
what we can manufacture here, and
thus employ labor, build up our towns
and villages. and consume the products
OF our farms2
Therefore. with full faith in the
country, and IN the intelligence of
those who are eudeavoring TO give its
future the greatest developments, we
desire to say to our patrons that the
un-calied-fOr cry OF higher prices, all
on account OF the tariff, Is too absurd TO
/ be- considered. Il may be sharp and
/ erteTprlslng, Ike some newspapers, but
u IS neither patriotic nor honest"
"THE mills Of the gods got in
their work before the tin-plate
mills got a chance" says the
Philadelphia Times. That is in
tended merely as witticism. but it is
an implied admission that the tin-pisto
mills would have got in their work, if
they had not been headed of by those
little gods in breeches," the Demo
Gratis. Perhaps, when Mel Ford de-
clarsd that tin-plates cannot be made
in the United States, ne meant that 10
was 40, because the Democracy will not
permit It. The future alone can tell.
/ The TEIEsRAN- HERALD deems such
manufacture physical possibility:
whether Il shall be political poss.bil-
ity or not, the people must say.
THERE are some reforms that the in
/ coming leg stature VIII not make.
They vii not abolish the Office Of Game
+ Warden nor the Auditor-Geuer pat
I rouage. There sre too many famish-
/ ing Democrats. NeltAer will they re-
pea the "hsvhuck" lsw raising the
salaries Of the deputy State officers to
s20o0. The Democratic papers now
VII not call Tor any change in the
I method of advertising tax sslss. either.
The amount Of smothered patriotism s
Astonishing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Makes finest pastry, bread Of hscuit.
The best ls cheapest and most sztss-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The Bismarckskopf is the name given
10 Il mountain in the neighborhood of
Ems, Germany. because IT so much re-
sembles Bismarck in It's outlines.
Mount Nalerian bears striking re-
semblance to NJ. Theirs. Mount Blanc
and several mountains in the Pyrenees
and elsewhere were supposed to furn-
ish good portraits of the First Nspo-
leon. a hillside in the Isle of Wright
Is said to furnish very striking like
ness to Lord Brougham.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

WM. GUILLOTT s
Automatic ksiaIIC CaskeiS!
sgr 4 prprrov c4tceroe
- APERTFCT SlCCESS


Ihis device f0s packing Aan-hoies,
II Han6-holes, steam Cbesls, Cylinder
Heads, etc, i the result of many years
experimenting 10 obtain one that would
not eur out. r0t, rust, cofrode or tear,
and last longer tan any other made.
IL is al that can be desired. We place
them on the market, warranted 60 last
from three % i've times longer than
rubber. Costs but little more and
sATIsFAcTI0S = GUARANTEED, or 40 pay.
They commend themselves on slght.
No Plumbago or any other material
required.
muse az Gable Street X. r. Co, Water
Works, Electro Light Works and mills
aud factories in this city. Al CORES
pondence or orders will receive prompt
attention.
c. +. SWAIN, Genl Ag't
Telephone 367. No. l3 ". Bridge ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
TIE OBSERVER.

Altar . zlsnce psFfoFce, n4aaesd b
ths n<eesslsy ~ rs sgsoor tSxlng :
ssn-1asr BE-. .azs sad tns sassea aaent
aurry All aassls Il eieelnE the nsme-
cfats, Kns 0eeeEyer i cree more y 81
as. As beretofore. rs mlssloa = g
farther tae Interests and We
Fare of tae ey snd = in-
azbsianEs, tas cause q tluth and the
sea of yoaag zcd oi1. lt, percAzAce.
tense ls glxsa insdxer.snuy - sone,
Ins Observer ssks yoa 60 believe that
e -s inadVerlznl zal rot PFeu1edltalso
ueEclc measures are sometimes touna
L cesssry, nos a. AL. has 20 cure--E8. ,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

I WILL SILL you one OF those beautiful lots
Il on nay fIfth-aye. addition Tor sSl1. sts o.
500 on easy terms also si1ty- nine choice lots
on MePhcrs0n's addition, numbers nFst and
second, same price. terms one-quaTter cash,
balance ON time al per eenti beautifully To-
Gated cali and see nc Ia new once a. "a North
kgonLsL
C-O00-One fne brick block. comprising
y tODO store. basement. and elegant rooms
on second noori hot water heat. 81 only SsJa.
Call al my real estate Office. No. Il y. Front 81.
HOUSES in all parts OF city from $50 10 5000
IL No. IA North front-st
STEAM and water heating and plumDlng by
- Grand Rapids Steam Heating and Plumb
ing Co.. IA North Front-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
MARRIAGE Itcrn.-..

TIE fnlaring = list Of tn msrrias.
licenses ssued since last published. With ths
names rsadsase slsa o5sss4s tas c.tE sad
ages of the parties. AsEs
Elias 2. Van R8sentaal Neeitis Kloet
Raslooner 2f-os
Rsrend Nander7cea. Jennie NsnaerwsE z7--2k
Eavari 7 Haynes. Alice y Howard ... -Si-.a
John u. Peneif0n. Eliza Haynes -. ~As-f8
S.as r. Whitberk. Lille A. H..
Suanrar dis
James i. Delaney. Katie ! scallT. grst
tar -. E-E
James a water. Detroit. catherine
FarrsII. .. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Most complexion powders have Wi
gar glare. but POzzoni's isa true beat
ter. whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The Fellowcraft Club, of New York
has put Stanley on the honorary list of
life members. President Richard Wat
son Glider did the notifying of con-
ferring honors of the club. The only
other honorary member is Mr.. James
Russell Lowell.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

Nebraska offers cent q pound
bounty on sugar msde within is
boundaries, and the beet . erowding
the sueculent sorghum-stalk on the
pFairies Of the West. Can not Grand
Rapids offer some inducemert for
manufacturing enterprises
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

There are now thirteen monitors ly-
ing idle, the original cost OF winch was
nearly s. 900 900. In their present con-
ditlon they are not only useless, but a
source OF expense. Rear Admiral
JOuett tavoTs plan for converting
them into floating batteries, for coast
and harbor defense. which can be done
at an estimated cost of 81 600 600. Ii
will cost no more 10 bring light draft
ships to Grand Rapids, and what a sight
this would prove 10 be- What boom
it would give us! Shall ne see it? If
not, why not2
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

NANTED-A SECOND 2. Flat hand cornef.
W Jay A.. II broadway So
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13
FOR REYT-RusIEEss PLACES.

EOR RENT-Two floors over % Cansl-sf..
consisting OF l. rooms; also IA floors over
q Canal-st.; also several small houses. In
Quire Joseph Ii. Martin. - Canai-st.
FOR RENT-Corner store. In good repair, IN
the Miller block. West Bridge St: central
location. Apply 10 Mrs. Samuel Miller. No. 81
West Bridge 81. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

The greatest tunnel IN the world is
the new aqueduct, which has been
built 10 convey the waters Of SfotOn
Lake 10 New York, and which will be
completed By midsummer. Ii is 80 and
: miles long; about the distance be-
tween Grand Rapids and Grand Haven,
and yet We seem not equal 10 overcome
the difficulties 70 the waterway, which
would shortly double our population.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-18
CAUGHT BY A DEVIL FISH.
Mr.. Anderson's Queer Experience
With Shiny Creature Of the Sea-

Mr.. Anderson's Queer Experience
With Shiny Creature of the Sea-
From the Tacoma NeiOs.
Mr.. c. H. Anderson had a thrilling ex-
perlence with devil fish in Commencement
Bay last Friday evening. He had been
cruising about in the little steam launch
Daisy with a pleasure party. and when OPP
posite the coal bunkers on the way into
port some obstruction blocked the pro-
peller screw. The boat was given a terrible
wrench, and the little screw began to
thump, thump, thump ag inst the hull of
the launch. Imagining that piece of kelp
had become entangled in the screw, Mr..
Anderson, stopping the engine. calmly
rolled up his sleeve and thrust his arm
do IN at the stern and grasped the wrig-
CLING mass, tho outlines of which were only
Indistinctly discernb bic in the gathering
dusk. As he grasped the Shiny mass to
loosen it from the screw he felt a crawling
sensation, and knew that his arm was being
encrcled by some reptile.
Then followed sensation as of hundred
teaches sucking and the strength of a man
being exerted to draw him overheard. Mr..
Anderson nerved himself for final effort
and the tentace wrapped about his arm
parted from the body of the monster. AS he
drew himself upward the tenacle relaxed its
hold and fell back into the water.
81 might have held on to it." said Mr..
Anderson this morning, chad l not been
more intent in holding on to my - n arm"
chow large was itp
"Only a little one" said be.
Glow big Is thatp asked the reporter,
and Mr.. Anderson indicated the size of the
teit icle that had enrapped his arm by hold
ing mis- ma ds Is or 20 inches apart.
A ma OF twenty-inch tentacles with
BODY ABOUT the size of water bucket
would make very formidable monster,
notwithstanding his protestations to the
contrary.
The screw of the propeller was wrenched
nearly off the rod by the animal, and its
bl des show the abrasions made by thump-
| ing the little vessels bottom. Around Mr..
Anderson's arm. in an advancing circle, are
a series of little spots, which on Friday
night were very sore, showing where the
suckers of the tentacles had fastened them
selves. Mr.. Anderson supposes his en-
counter to have been with devil fish.