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'G0ins' aFiisarcial Success.

CHeAGo, May 4.-And while the dis
cussion goes on and political parties
are rent asunaer, Mr., Harvey rakes in
profits Of from 500 to 81 $50 per day
heeaIes7 the white whether the cash be
the gold Of the sound money man
The silver which is net free er the crisp
groeenback or treasury certificate. All
aofts-aay aort-of money goes" with
the maa Who wrote and is publishing
Coins financial School.
Seldom ere the rewards Of authorship
greater 5aaa those which ase falling -
Air. Harvey, Every day for several
months lie saIes#of the pamphlet H&4a
been a8 hs=h=a as 3550 099eaHies, and the
presses have baaa kept quite busy saH-
plying q demand which seem to know
ne cessation. Take ghe greatest l5sa9a-
~ producers Of the day and compare
their incomes with azf. HasfsF15 ami
tHey appear insignificant. THo years
ago wren Mr.. Harvey was publishing
aus attic #ses=8 paper, e&.Ie5 Com, lts
bed y 35eeHee#es in eae Of the old-6asb-
5aRea buildings 4ae sseHesHaFheF did
his correspondence. Today hr. HaHs
yey= occupies an elegant suita Of rooms
il tAa az8=saHzaas Fort Dearborn
building. @hefe ere velvet aai Brussels
eeelssts9a azaa floors. 3ae DESKS eh&ifs
aa36zhef furniture are made Of exPeo-
Weaa aa8s5x typewriter girls are basT
eli The aa8. Apparently III. I44Ekeyzs
harvest vii continue as long as the
money discussion lasts. and whether
the sta hass OF ffss silverites triaEa5h
there 4iiI es no more hard times for
the men vino wrote Coins Financial
School
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Through too uatiriag efforts Is
ffot. BarHeE u Go something -
advance tie educational Interests
9f esFeea EoFesf, ne las seeaHad
tbe holding q lie County Normal
agfga GaMueHef3I II juno As 54=
formation Fa#aE#iRg tie 8eH5
- has fafaEHaa fH8 Huss
with die 9al.7#i8i
agreement between 81 e. Hze3rr.s5r#
County Examine. Cor the Western aiz.
.tIe5 4ad myself, t5e County Nar
fer Gal1all county sill BE ae44 - z=a=efa
Forest, 5e4iaata The taisd 9aHa
in5ane and continuing aaa tee #5f
9fJ8ls. Tuition free - II
expecting to taaeh in Sis e9az.s4
Good board eaa be had a5 from
s25399 per.aeele. 9fofs454a8a II Il -
5eef the Instructors and ~
fest-ctass workers.
Tie Instructor i#Ha8 4jH5
complete record af The a#t #teaa#aae #aa
work Of each teacher In a5#a
" ths close ef the 9armzH this rzr
IS 9.sd with th8 a5aa59 exam aes - -
considered 5yEif7 . sf#s5fias5
fog license. FROM Ills 1te&a
tlaat . GOOD record - de Na
Be & valuable aid il securing
grade certificate.
Since the tuition is free aa8 aoz
eheapitseen1s 10 m8 thai
attend ON the part of any taaeaaf=
rot be reasonably construed a56zz9 -
ti4sa Is fatal indifference u Is #afk
as teacher. The STATE gives
teachers $10,833 tBi5 year sad Hae ftaaH=
e4 4.H8 viii nor take advantage o. tff5iis
gift 10 letter Fl. himself fer teaching
Is ret tie teacher tie State wants an
his place must be supplied By others.
Tie saPeateHaeat Of Public Ias44e.
ton wishes me to inform aim as early
as possible how many teachers will At
tend here. Hence. | raques5tbat each
teacher will at once notify me whether
he will or will not attend.
Any assistance thatI cen render to
any one by giving information OF Sc
curing board viii be promptly and clad
ly given.
H. P. BuaNEy,
r., .7v5= nj "a or
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Sam zones al lfttIeR0ck.

LITTLE Rock, May 4.-The Sam
jones ne stiags Eefe are developing
much interest. Last aieh8 Mr.. Jones
opened without little discourse On tie
financial question, and stated that the
collections for the three nights had
amounted e eHi4 &75, about ba}f d cent
a head. lie said fellow would so to
roost on 8 front seat with his whole
family before sandowa. and when the
plate vas passed fish around under
lot Of dollars and halves and get
niekle, snd then tbinE ba Had done
his duty. That fellow is hog. lie
aa.@ he wasn't begging f7t money. lie
had passed that point. soaa people
tzhaa said he was worth half milton.
but if they WoaId serape around in
their old clothes and pet $50 600 be
would make them q deed to everything
be had
Wisdom is better than weapons of
war, but one sinner dasJroyeth much
good, = last verse, ninth chan
ter of Ecclesiastes, Was the text
announced.
Among other 56ings he said stEo
worse accusation can be brought
against man than 10 say he is
sinner. One Iie makes lar enc
spree Of drGnkaes makes Z dea4ka1l-.
one cheating business transaction
makes 2 thief. It's not 50 much the
hafa the act does rs tire reflect IN
1aaaee upon tie perpetrators eharae=
Ter that is the worst part ef It. II
there il any greater he'll than tAe IN
most consciousness ef the commission
Of sin da not know what it is The
devil himself walloNs In no more terri
be aebth Of tortara than does thaman
who suffers from The panee Of con
science, And the man who is iuno.
cent walks upon level with God,
fer aod himself #allss gPon ne higher
attitude than that of innocence.
There is just s. little dependence 10
be placed on iuriea or leeisfatares, and
tie only enc who eaa depend on lesis-
latures is the devil.
There is not only one sinner IN
Little Rock, but there are 5=899 =af
them atwork right now carrying on
their deadly work of sin
The saloon keepers and gamblers
run this town. Trey carry more votes
than the preachers.
I would as soon take q painter dog
and plaster up his nose and tie up bis
mouth and punch out his eges and
then turn him lose % the field to hunt
birds as to put Little Rock police.
man out 10 hunt gambler.
One sinner can destroy much good.
but tbank God thatoae good eonse-
Grated man can destroy mpca evil.
There are 500 people IN this audience
who have It in their power TO reclaim
Little Rock by reclaiming themselves.
IF they would 80 10 Work-iif bhe would
conseerate themselves to the work Of
reformation-Littta Rock would ne a
better place for il, they e8atd purify It
and redeem it.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE Ar HARRISON, ARK,
Apr. iea5.
No+ice IS hereby gwen thatthe fonowiag-nam
Ell settler has iiled notice Of his iuteation 20
make iilial proof in support Of his claims and
and Receiver at Hurrsoa Ark, on May i5th
Is.f=, Fiz; Price White Il L No SIS fof the
Mi Nw4 SW4 Nw4S Sec To- El2 Net Sec 8 Ii \
r. - W
lie names the Following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF, said Lard, viz:
II Bowen, James White, Wesley Williams
Abe Niak3e, all Of Raae., l'rka sas
JOIN 2. CLESDENIN, Register
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F0R PUBLICATION.

sND 9FFfeB j r il .sHatsoE, ARK,
sar. Il 1888
e IS Hereby 4 ser th85 folloWia aa9n-
leF fas HE'D notice 6f his intention To
5aai Faf.9E ia sggf7fe eaf5 a3 his e3:ff54' af7et
Receiver AZ II larlisQa, Ark on 8lay
stevens Il Pests for the Hw4 se4
81 - H - - west.
aAaa fh8 following w3tHessas to prove
iaft5fa residence aRaH aHa cultivation et,
k Is a3e taEsE5aatt, David GaffT1-
ar tTk. s. ariaA Reeve jerome
0t59sliaFaF Ark
as0 p oueNDhNlN Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
CUR5 FOR HEADACHE.

As a Ha8e5ls f85a5G forms Of Head
ache Electric Differs has proved 10 be
the very kast. aefs permanent
cure and the most dreaded ha6itual
sick headaches yield te its influence.
@e uGaa a4l Whe gre
aaieted T. H1eeera y bottle. and give
this remedy a#faif tf.al. IN ease e
habitaal constipation Electric Bittars
cures by giving the needed tone to the
baWles, aud 4e# eases Haae= resist the
use of fhis medicine. Try It once.
I.afea bottles Only soc At T. Her
bert's drugstore.
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+ Life for q L9g Cl IA.

Tuesday last ST Jennings was ehet
and killed by E. Il. Hoskinsoa near
Omaha. says the Harrison Times
A man who heard The firing Of the
gun in the neigbborhood placed Hos
kinson arrest and brought him to town
where he Was placed N jail. Some
days ago, 5oskiason borrowed g bali
bushe of meal from Jennings, who
some time before borrowed from him q
log cham Hoskinson went to the
house of Jennings to ask the return Of
the ehain. and was told that he would
be given back the chain when the meal
be had borrowed was returned. Two
or three days afterwards Hoskinson
procured shot ean, r9markine that he
would bava his chain or blood, then re-
paired 10 the house Of Jennings and
demanded his log chain. The same re-
ply was given, that when he returned
the meal ne could have his chain. Jen-
niass thea turned away, When Hoakin,
son who #se on horsebaek fired a the
retreating Jennings the shot taking eff
feet IN the back. Tha wound inflicted
Was mortal, and lingering in great paih
HntG 6ha next daE. Jennings expired.
The two men had long been naighhors
aaa on friendly terms until she day Of
tue quarrel.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
Land 0Gee at Harrison, Ark

LaneS 0dee at Harrison, Ark
Mar. ID fta5.
Notieoia hereby given taatthe folleyiag-nala-
cd settler has aled notice OF hisiatestioh 80
make tiHal peool ia support q his claim Z i
or Clerk OF carroll couafy, 3IE. at .5errv5iie,
Ark. On pril " l297, viz: William A, Collins
b. c 40 1883 for the NY L Sci. &1a SVh Sec
33 " HaGames the following Witnesses to
proverbs continuous resi41ef ee upon and euitiVa-
i2h Of, said land, viz: William ~ Nilsoa Andrew
=. Flowers, Etteiet9a hatton, Alfred Aichisen,
all OF Dah Grove, Arkansas.
JNo. 2. GLRNDENIN, REaIGTER,
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--- 1au -
Female Waa 5sles8.

b. boautifuI women die in the
aritae Of lifo. Others live to
L age, but are seldom sound
Iealthy. Nhy is this you ask E?
h#wer self neglect, bat yoQF
b. be heightened and home
/ Ihappy if you commence al
l Try one package Of Park :
fa SunpositoFies and you will
/ lrcgret Il. Thoy will make 8
n ef you and and will abso-
Il cure all the distressing forms
bale weaknesses. No expert
/ No doctors examination.
ftive cure. Lcucorrhea or
@ arc arc usually cured by one
h applications. Price 81 per
Ege by mail prepaid. Partic-
Nseaiea) &c.
&REMErY Co., Boston. Mass.
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81

Gaeeea, aEav 4.-Bnitad States
Senator Palmer in al interview to-day
declared Tie democracy Of the state has
YerE gloomy future before Il, and as
leader of tha state democracy his re
marks created a sensation IN local p0-
Gglea1 circles. II fe spoaae the question
as 70 #I3st the outlook for his party II
Illinois - Ae Haglea. at has re eHt-
i856. =EFa5y man "a the party is look
iag for hi3nsels AMI eating others up. y
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sz,-.. - =.
TFooga is es8 Tesf,

Hedie.ne all the year aeo9uds because i pur:-
Ges, YitaJizcs and enficbes tbe blood, and
therefore gives agfeHssh 20 resist Baa effects
from al blood diseases, Malaria, PHsunonia,
Colds, Gataffh, RhetHati5in &C. Serious illness
has often been prevented W4len Hoods S&Gsa-
pariRa has beeu taken in time.
Hzood's pills are tae BEST after-dibnor pills
assist digestion, prevent constipation, 25o.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

Le0MLAs
April so, 1885.

Park Obesity Pills reduce your
weight Permanently FROM IL to Is
pounds asmonth. @ starving sick.
ness or injury. no publicity. They
bafid mp the heald and beautity the
complexion, leaving no wrinkles
orfabbiuess. Stout abdomone and
difiealt breathing surely relieved.
+ o experiment. A scfentido #0d
positive relief, Price 81 per paek-
ace by nail postpaid. Testimoai-
sis and particulars (seaIded) 2es.
All correspondence stripiIiy con-
68anisl
Eaaa Rels1y Co., Boston, Mass
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
AaaGa SeaoaE ae

There viii be m annual school
meeting ef the electors 8f school
district No. 5 at tue school house
8g Z O'clock .. n4.. The third S8g.
aeday il May tbis meet
ing the following mattors will
be submitted 10 the eonsi defatiea
and action Of the electors Of said
district: To elect one sehool di-
rector to serve three years, to vote
tax, or no tax, amount 0t school
over three monts It IS desired
that every eleetop be present,
G, CAMP,
H. sTAeY,
W. A. BUTT.
April so, 1885. Directors.
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GaeA8etb7s AFniea 8asYe.

Baeklea2s AFaiea SatYe.
G best saIyo in the world for
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
n fever sores, tottor1 ehapPed
), chdbfans, corns and al
eruptioas, aud positively
plies, or no pay required. 1t
afaatecd to give perfect salts,
n or money refunded. Price
.ar box.
Sold BY ). .. Harbort.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
EaeGlam.t9fY Contest.

BerryvilIe will give contest
fer young ladies ef the county on
the p day ofJuuo, 1895 Ali are
permitted to enter the contest who
have attended any public school
or academy ia s6e county since
the list day ofJanaary, 1881. two
goia medals will tie eiven-$29
and SD each. One as first prize
for tire best doclamer; orc as sec
end prize fer tie second best.
al ladies who wish To enter
will please send ii f6efr name a6d
title ofIhe piece they wish 10 re-
cite Oh ee before tie IS day Of
May, 1855.
70 daiHa8= expense an admission
Of 20 GEMS will be charged at the
door.
Three Judges vine are disinter-
estea viii be ae8atHted to sit In the
contest. Al ladies Hha wish te
enter this contest will please send
Hamo ard itlee* Hieee 10 W T..
Jackson 3erryTstie, arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
FffE DISCOVERY SAVED HIs LIFE

Mr.. 6. Gailouetto, Drueeist. Beavers
allie, HI, says; 's9o Dr. Kings New
Discovery owe my life, Was taken
with lagrippe and tried all the ph9si=
clans for miles about. pat Of no aTa.I
and was given np ard told I could not
i've. Having Dr.. Kings New Diseov-
cry in my store [ sent for a bottle aud
began It's us8 and from fho first dose
BEGAN to set better, and after having
used three bottoe was mp and about
again, tits worth its weight in geld.
We Won't keep house Or store without
it.p Get y Tree trial bottle at J. n,
Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

ss rgumaat d the income tax ease
has hee8as
Golna4e IN april amounted tos4 639,
500. D gold sad &595 $50 ofsiIyer.
D The treasury Of Texas is empty, and
$4,000 Of appropriations are not yet
met.
Re- 5Bliaaas refuse to take part in the
iinasss ration Of Governor Tarney of
Tenn assee.
sts sisti5z show thas England con
8tsxsIs more than oaa- half Of the trade
oftb wefl6l
Niearagaa has accepted the PROPOSE
tom for settlement Of her trouble with
tsraa Beitian.
WI 5apgs denounced the seTrffbvn
esslts Id saae u large as being NOR
aliY8e apFared.
government seat seed to 645l959 5939
pe0pl ia i8a and received 1.4s5 ao=
|knsN e1eaasaas.
ber9 are - murders 10 be inyesEsa-
ssada tHl- aae3a Of the United stases
Com 1t :. smith.
Ike Cochran is SAID 10 be PrePars
.ifsgto raHaaaaa his 8meriaaa cltlaaa-
ship aaa - sH8a5aA politics,
Ross Plate s. gl11s4on, Ez- Sec
refafy Foster aod General Z. a. 8teer
held Mckinney po#7Wow Saturday.
lfbree bar 4rs tried 10 set into q
store 4 Goa4a s, this State. Goo WAS
EilIa. ore #ss caught and the other
got Ua9
Mayor Hugh j efaat Of New
ort Cts Ha8 aarfied 70 Miss Julia.
daug ter Of Senator Murphy Of New
York STATE.
=. I, Ihe special Grand Jury 10 investi-
a1ta ehsrses 9t b1itery in the Taylor
brothees2 g5jal IVES impaaaelaa at Car
rolltpa, 10.
&c ofaitholoeist department of
Ag3 3cuttura IS preparing q statement
thA hawks. owls, crows ard blaekbiras
AM not nearly 50 destructive TO crops
ISL lhe farmer thinks.
h senator Jones Of Arkansas says tbat
hethinks that the next democratic ma
tional convention will declare for free
silver and the republicans for bimetal-
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a WONDERFULLY RICH COUNTRY
is that portion Of Northwest Arkansas
and Southwest Missouri reached via the
st. Louis & San Francisco Railway.
Plenty OF cheap lands are still 10 be had
in this grand section Of The Southwest.
For particulars address Ticket Agent
ST l.. 4 s. FRY. on such points as
YOU desire information about.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
sssE J5y.9li Ii. #a.HL
10 a9 IN GREEN FoHE5T, coaazasTa4
lUNE y, EH1iNG July L..

Trao Tait;oo, Cheap aaaea, Fisst-clsss sas.es.5r.
every eaoher In tag caoats Expected ta at3saa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

fla agmraTy Of sao Nsws Of ia9 Week
MD ConpTsd f9r yrbau5 Headers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09
lsn 9gsT ~ 9.G
\. 9ssa Us - EaA- ss 2n

frf~aes7fHa E4eNFs FROM al
.src5io&s or TIE COUNTRY.
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gument of the income tax ease
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

s treasury of Texas is empty, and
bee Of appropriations are net yet
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

taBliaaHs refuse to take part IA the
8 ration Of Governor Ternev Of
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-09

Inase in april amounted to s. $50, J,
81 gold aud &595 .989 Of silver.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-09-07

those who produce and export it. In
short, the whole octopus business, like
the other delectable illustrations in
COINS School," is delusion and q
snare. The worst thing that could happen
to this country would be the ruin of Eng
land No merchant would look with sat-
isfaction on the ruin of his best custom
er.
Another favorite argument of the free
silver advocates is that England first
adopted the gold standard and has grown
rich by it, and that, therefore, 1t must
be bad for other countries. Let us note
two things In this connection:
First England first adopted trial by
jury and the writ of habeas corpus. She
first enforced the principle of freedom
that no man should be deprived of life,
liberty or property but by the Judgment
of his peers or the law of the land
Shall we discard these sacred munimenss
of liberty because they are of English
origin?
Second. If England has prospered
under the gold standard, why not the
United States? Certainly no country
ever became really prosperous by the
ruin Of its neighbors. In the great COM
monwealth of nations the prosperity of
one makes trade with all and helps to
enrich alL-From Everett P. Wheeler's
"Real Bimetallism. "
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-09-07
The Doctors are Guilty.

Grave mistakes are made by ply
sicians in treating Heart Disease.
The rate of sudden deaths is daily
increasing. Hundreds become VIC
TINS of the ignorance of the physi
clans in the treatment of this dis
ease. One in four persons have a
diseased heart. Shortness of Breath,
Palpitation and Fluttering, Irregu-
lar Pulse, Choking Sensation, Asth-
matte Breathing, Pain or Tenderness
in Side, Shoulder and Arm, Weak
or Hungry Spells, are symptoms of
Heart Disease. DIR. Miles New
Heart Cure is the only reliable RENE
dy. Thousands testify to its won.
derful cures. Books free. Sold by
A. NJ. Gilbert.
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NO CLASS LEGISLATION.
Equal Rights For All, Special Privileges
to None.

In q speech delivered before a free
silver convention nt Griffin, Ga, Sena-
tor Morgan of Alabama rehashed tho
stale theories Of tho silver standard adj
vocates, and closed his exposition of the
free coinage gospel with the declaration
that the silverites demanded equal
rights for all, special privileges to
none" This doctrine Of equality before
the law is one which appeals to every
faiS minded American, and it is the he
lief that silver is denied privileges
granted to gold which has led many to
support the agitation for free coinage at
16 to 1. But there is no ground for such
claim. On the contrary the proposition
that the government should coin into
money at fixed ratio ell tie silver of
this or other countries which might be
brought to the minis is direct violation
of the principles Of equal rights.
All that the government does for gold
is to stamp it with certificate Of its
weight and fineness. The legal tonder
quality of gold coin adds nothing to its
commercial value. If the government
were to stop the coinage of gold tomor-
row, the value of that metal would re-
main the Same. And the adoption Of
gold as the standard CT values has not
increased the value Of the products of
the gold miner. The same could be said
of silver were 1t merely proposed to coin
that metal at its true commercial value
The most extreme "goldbug" of the sill
verite s imagination would not object to
free coinage Of silver dollars if each
coin contained full dollars worth Of
silver. The objection to such action on
would involve great and useless OK
pense for mintage, as the commercial
value Of silver continually changes, and
it would be necessary to make new coins
whenever silver became cheaper or dear
er. But the demand of the free silver
advocates is not for tho coinage Of both
metals at their commercial value, but
for the unlimited coinage of silver, worth
only 80 cents, into coins which will
be legal tender in payment for goods or
of debts equal to gold coins, worth twice
as much. In other words, they seek to
compel the government to give enc class,
the producers of silver, the right to have
the value of their products doubled by
setting a fictitious value on it. This is
what free coinage at l6 to 1 really
means, and if adopted it would make
the silver miners a privileged class at
the expense of the whole people.
That this is true is recognized by all
the leading Populists, who have de-
manded that the government should go
farther and give the owners Of staple
farm products the right to have their
crops stored III government warehouses
and to receive money based on them.
In this the Populists are consistent with
their paternalistic views, but very in
consistent with the Jeffersonian doctrine
of equal rights. The true remedy for
any violation of this great principle is
not the granting of special privileges to
the farmers as well as to silver miners,
but the repeal of all class legislation
and steadfast opposition to all financial
schemes involving government aid to
any special interest
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A Woman's Catch Of a Shark.

A shark ten feet long was caught
on q hook by a young lady while
fishing for halibut from the deck of
the steamship Queen at Killisnoo
banks, between Fort Wrangel and
Sitka, on recent Alaska trip. The
Queen lay there at anchor for three
hours to allow the passengers an OPP
portunity to engage in the exciting
sport of halibut fishing and large
number of highly elated fisherman
with large hooks and lines were land
ing one and two large fish at a haul
when the young lady, who Collector
Mcdonald thinks was Miss F. A.
Sprague, of San Francisco, discov-
cred that upon her line was the
strongest and largest fish of the sea-
son; but imagine her excitement
when, by the help of a gentleman,
the ugly, notwithstanding monster of
the deep was pulled to the surface
of the water and found to be
shark.
The excitement of the large crowd
was intense, but the plucky young
lady did not loose her nerve and
hung on to the line till rope in the
form OF lasso was securely fastened
around the sea-fghter's tail, render
ing it helpless. 1t was then shot
dead, and by the efforts of several
men hauled to the lower deck.
1t measured ten feet in length and
weighed 40 pounds. 1t was not of
the man-eating variety, there being
none of that kind SO far north. 1t
was more of stupid, sluggish, ugly
kind which live on fish and was
probably making havoc in the hall
but banks.
Captain Carroll, of the Queen, be-
fore returning, had some of the teeth
of the sea monster removed and pre-
served for the heroic young lady,
who probably enjoys the distinction
OF being the only woman who ever
made such capture on the Pacific
Coast.-Seattle Post-Intelligencer.