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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Island
Property

BY virtue Of q deed of trust made by
George j. Caddle and Sue a. Caddle, his
wife, to me as trustee, dated November
II, 1884, and recorded In the office of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in deed of trust book No.
A. page 304, | will sell at public auction,
at the north front door of the Court
House of Ohio county,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH, 1880,
commencing a ten o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: The
whole of lot numbered one hundred and
ninety-siX I'm the city of Wheeling, Ohio
county State of West Virginia, and in tho
addition to said city called Zane's Island
addition TO the City of Wheeling. Also
part of water or pasture lot No. Z, which
lies i'm the rear of said lot No. l96 and be-
tween q and the Ohio river. Said part OF
said lot No. being Of uniform width of
sixty feet. from off the side thereof next
said lot No. 1876 TO the river, being tho
same property conveyed TO the said
George J. Caddle by Mortimer Pollock by
deed dated September llth 1856, and re-
corded I'm deed book No. 1S, page 1879, to-
gether with all the buildings and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash on day OF
sale and the balance in two equal install
ments I'm one and two years with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser 10 give
his notes with approved personal security
and the title TO be retained or deed OF
trust given on the property as additional
security.
mr25ei T. S. RILEY. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
NIOUNDSVILLE

infant child of Mr.. Geo. Davis
died yesterday, and will be
to-day.
Court spent Yesterday set
with tle Cyerseers of the poor.
Bank Examiner G.. A. Weaver
.uug lhe Marshall, County and
and Mechanics banks.
midnight officer Evans dlScov'
."o men NO the corner of Latay-
@ Eishth streets. and on ap-
them they both took TO their
I ram as fast as possible. On
sr they left q half dozen cans
asps. which they had no d0nbt
ram some store The officer
quite @ distance, but they tin~
Matthews has purchased a
.-yulatJr Tor the use OF his Office,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
TO OIL MEN.
An Opportunity of a Lifetime

We have q block Of nearly one thousand acres
Of land north Of east Of the Archers Fork oil
field.
The first block Of 100 acres lies right against
the farm on which there are four producing
wells. At least eight producing wells are To-
Gated within half mile OF some Of the land.
Not dry hole has been drilled 10 the block.
To the proper persons who viii agree 20 de-
velop the Territory, we will offer very liberal
terms. There can be no question As % tie
value OF the territory, and men interested IA
oil who are looking FOR investments will make
no mistake Ia communicating with Us. Al
dress
DIR. j. X. TAYLOR & co.
mar2e Aroher's Fork, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Bloch Property, corner Main and
Ninth streets 81 feet front. extending 10
river: Will sell part or all OF IT,.
4 fine building lot at Noodsdale.
piece of Market street property north oil
the Postotfice.
The residence OF Mrs Elizabeth Hunter, No.
100 Zane street corner OF York street.
NoJ2S FourIesnth street, lot 3OxlO feet
No 1890 Chapline street, line residence.
No 81 south broadway, line residence.
Two fine lots on South Broadway, Island.
Fine building lotsin Pleasant Valley.
Tho John w. Mcclure Homestead. COR
ner OF South Front and Ohio streets 81
reduced figure. -. -
desirable residence property, No. 20 Ia
diana street; rooms: modern.
Nos. 2216 and 22I8 Market street,
double brick dwelling "a property Of 9 rooms each
No. 2S2I Eoff street, 2story frame dweiI,
ing of6 rooms; halt lot Ne. 4sq. No. IL 2oxl01
feet. ,,.
OF ii rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART g. TATUM,
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remaining two children are in a critical
condition. 4
A Scottish estate of 1875, 900 has
fallen to Patrick Benson, an Oakland,
Cal, attorney.
With poison, Wallace Graham, a
Norfolk, Va, publisher, who had been
Ill, ended his life.
While hunting neal Virginia Beach,
Va, A. Coke Smith, aged Is, Of Nor
folk, accidentally shot himself dead.
By the explosion of a gasoline stove,
]. T. Wilson, a one-legged tailor OF
Newport News, Va, lost all his property
and WAS nearly burned to death.
The attempt of 20 vigilantes to rid
Visalia, CAL, of Frank Potter, a des-
perado, ended in ex-Superyisor John
G. Ellis and Martin Smith being badly
wounded, while Potter escaped.
Charles Hart, aged Is, was hanged
at Columbus, Ohio. for the murder OF
| Elsie and Ashley Goode, Z and 9 years
old respectively, in Paulding county,
last November. 6
Judge Grosscup, Federal District
Judge in Chicago, is very i'll at Red
lands, Cal.
In a quarrel with other authorities
on the Norfolk (Va.) Pilot, Rev, Sam
Small, the editor, resigned.
At the age Of 100, Michael W. Byrd,
colored, of Crisfeld, Nd, chops wood
and does other work OF a young man.
Leaving behind a chalk message on
the floor, OF her intentions, Mrs. Julia
Butterfoss, of Cincinnati, jumped into
a well.
During a quorrel in South Baltimore
| Thomas Welsh shot and seriously
wounded Edward and William Larenc'
and Charles Foss. The last named wa
an innocent b~ystsnder. Edward Law
%rence's injuries may prove fatal.
News has reached Paris. Texas, of 1
renewal of the factional warfare in thu
| Choctaw Nation. Five mem have beer
killed within the past few days. l
Baltimore's ancient Washington
Monument is cracking, and likely t.
become dangerous.
Stock holders of the desunct Frs
National Bank of Sedalia,g Mo-, hay
been assessed $1S7, 800.
Ex-Chief of Police chka Weber
as a result Of illness, blew ~ Us brain
at st. Paul, MINI. al
After visingting her hus rs gray
Mrs. Barbara French drowN hersel
in Mad River at Springfield,
In trouble about ThomhJ Caesar
wife, Caesar shot James Lede througI
the heart at Lynn Coal Worn 4, w. Va
Pearl Smith, a negress, A%'confesse
that she cut4Ae thfostaf he paramou
William Ferguson, aIso dblored, i
Chicago. S& -
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Gable Sparks.

French Socialists will protest against
the sending of war ships to the Kiel
Canal celebration.
The Pope is said to be in better health
than for many months.
The Spanish Government has finally
acknowledged officially the loss OF the
warship Reina Regente.
Half of the British troops in Hon
duras will be Withdrawn by April 80,
and the rest by July 80.
The House of Commons passed a
unanimous vote of thanks to the retir-
ing Speaker, Arthur WELLESLEY Peel. 3
The hostile Chitralese forces are fall
ing back before the British troops.
A bill to tax imported -four 80 cents
on 100 kilos has been introduced in the
Belgian Parliament.
Senior Ximenez, q Spanish traveller
from Armenia, tells Londoners that the
stories of outrages are grossly over
drawn.
The great Radical victory in the gen
eral elections for the Danish Diet
caused great excitement throughout
the little country. 4
Major William Ludlow, the retiring
| military attache of the American EN-
bassy at London, who has been made
army engineer OF the Nicaragua Cana.
| Survey Commission, will sail for Amer
! lea. b
Emperor William will go to Bader
this week for a few days shooting.
The Pope will issue an encyclical in
viting Prostl nts to join the Catholic
Church.
London has a rumor that Lord Hough'
ton is about to resign as Lord Lieutenan'
of Ireland.
The German Federal Council have
adopted a new schedule of tare reckon
ings which are mostly higher. l
Gladstone has expressed his profoun'
sympathy with the refugees from Ar
menia.
Floods Hungary have swollen tn
LIE Til it has inundated man.
houses in Presburg.
The American swindler, Frank Tay
lor, alias Tarbo, has been remande
for examination in London. His part
ner in crime, William Carroll Wood
ward, is still at large.
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Southern and
Western States

The trial of White Caps for killing
Henry Worley, an informer, hasbegun
at Atlanta, Ga.
Judge John H. Sahler, a railroad
lobbyist, blew his brains out at Omaha
after having lost a fortune in busit
ness.
Young LETTERS IN Davis, who died as
Memphis, Tenn, of yellow fever, some
years ago, will be buried beside his
ather at Ri richmond. Va.
The round house and machine shop
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, at
Wins,ow, Arizona, were completely
destroyed by fire. The loss will be about
500, 600.
In a pitched battle at Little Warrior,
Alabama; a mining camp 21 miles west
of Birmingham, four men were shot,
one of them fatally. The trouble grew
out of a dispute over the lease of a
mine.
John Kisch was crushed to death by
a fall of ore at the docks at Fairport,
Ohio, and Alexander Friday was SER
lously injured. .
After being missing FIVE weeks, the
body of Mrs. j. T. Marshall, of Balti-
more, who disappeared in a fit of mel
ancholy, was found floating off the
wharves.
To the amazement of her friends,
Miss Mary Sharp, of Kansas City, Mo-,
married Charles Ying,, a ~Chinaman,
one of her Sunday School pupils.
The escape of W. q. Adams, t. P.
Bethea and Charlie Virgins, all MUIR
derers, from Lake City (Fla.) Jail is
laid to John Smith, the j%ailer's son,
who is under arrest.
The family of Peter Kuntz, a farmer
of Annsville, Illinois, were poisoned by
eating diseased meat. Two children
are dead, and the father, mother and
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News in Brief.

A CoIu nbia County fPennsylvania)
farmer has succeeded in grating chest
nuts on scrub oak, and expects to feed
the nuts to his pigs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst, OF Cleveland,
Oklahoma, have named a baby 'ot
III" short for "Oklshoma Territory
and .sIndian TIE rritory."
Between the year 1S49, the date OF
the discovery of gold in California.
and the year 1894, this country pro-
ducod 81, 939, 800, 900 of gold.
! The o1ly knowledge we have o. the
| air currents from 10 miles above the
| earth's surface is what has been gained
from watching luminous trains left by
motors.
New Zealand has set apart two is
| ands for the preserS alton OF lts re-
markable Wild birds and ether animals.
rbercon all huntlng and trapping are
forbidden.
or the 1000 Canadian Indians on
the Pacific coast, S0O0 have been pap
| tized or attend Christian worship. The
LGospels ave been printed for them 10
four languages. -,
The raspberry was introduced into
glanal from Virgin in 1896.
The line of perpetual snow varies
botb in latitude and in altitude above
all over the globe.
.chaser" that is shot from 9
rockpt. and shoots around the heavens
Tor fnlly ten minutes, has been inventet
nv n man IN Victoria, Australia.
-Four hundred and thlrte en- ditfer
ant species of trees grow in the var
ions States and Territories.
1t took 90, 600 men twenty-five
wear. to buill the Tai Mahal in India
Gases of infection have been fire.
ouently traced to cats that have beef
allowed 10 spend hours III a sick room
and then go to another house her
they have been petted.
The reading of the romancs is for
hidden by the Koran.
A German has invented a smal
house carable of holding four or nv
persons to be used in diving and work
ing in surkeG ships or valuaoi
w~Ieckage of other character.
"A stranger who was shown Ioun
Peterborough Cathedral, England, tn
other day gave the Dean check c
500. 0O0 toward the fund for q new or
gan.
"A woman with several children re
Gently passed through Southwest CITY
Me. the mother pushing the bah
n Il ago through the snow.
The theory that the stature OF tn
present day man is smaller than tha
Of his ancestors has no foundation !
fact according to q French scientist.
"A rural South Carolina paper tell
of an icicie thirty teetlong and a var
wida that formed on o windmill /
: York County during the cold spell.
"A scientist claims to have disco'
cred the mierobe OF old age.
In 1898 for the first time in fou
years. there WIS a slight excess
births over deaths In France.
: Seventy five horses are used in tn
: anti diph.heritic laboratory in Berlin
and the supply of the remedy will b
about 100 quarts . month.
"A pasture field in Texas, owned b
Mr.. Warsham, contains fifty thousan
scres. and has n line OF fence twer
n ty-three miles long.
Do not expect the worst. but |
prepared for
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R~obbins-T'm troubled with insomnia
Doctor-I can cure you Of that.
"Yes. l know. but we want to keen
thu baby, doctoE."-LAfa
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Pennsylvania
- it, ms.

A Reading train broke at lamokin
and damaged eight freight CAT i.
Wilkesbarre's imported lacI makers,
sperer and Bossler, will be sed BACK to
Germany.
The Minersyile Water company
will double its present wate4f supply by
rebuilding the reservoirs.
Colonel Brennan" off Hawaii, has
swindled Wilkesbarre'AE kchange Ho-
tel out of $50 on a We IS check.
'Rapho township, 7 hcaater county,
has been sued for 500 boo damages by
the widow of Johnt I'll. Hersey. who
broke through a toy Fhip bridge and
died.
For the permanent aisabling Of onA
of her arms in an essSso,Iic car ace
cident at Pottsville, 15-yeSo rid Luck
NJ. Kelly has been awaa $2500
damages against the SchuSk Ri Trac-
ton Company. m 8
The Miners Hospital. at A inland is
overcrowded.
Frank Morris, of Pltisburgj seell from,
a boat into the Monongah sa River
and was drowned. H.
The body of Rudolph ri .tther. who
has been missing from 3dcKeesport,
was found in the Ohio Rivd er.
The striking miners iRtfshe Pittsbure
district continue to ho ~ out for IS
cents a ton.
John Dunn, serving aNon three years
sentence in the Berks Cousrany jail, es.
capped through the roof of Borticell.
Berks County people, wD are inter
ested will send a re~presentatf ne to Ger
many to look after the allStgsd Spant
fortune of $50, ooo. 900.
A Pittsburg jury has awi1rsTded Mrs
Frank Buffum formerly Anr ole Wall
ingford) 5000 damages against ne
father-in-law, J.. @. Buffum, for ! AIS
arrest. 4
While breaking a log jam in 10y 'al
sork Creek at Fortville John Powers va
drowned.
James Davis was shot in the ART ~ ..
a stray bullet while asleep at his + l9om
in 3raddock.
Mrs. Delmar Hamilton, of fRalston
swallowed a piece of glass with ther foo'
and died..
Charles Rseckner, a promine II mel
chant of White Hagen, was stru k by
train and killed. =
NJ. G. Van WagnesM Of Gre ,nville
who was chioroformN and f'obbed
vast struck by an engi1N nd lied.
Pittsburg will have ~ ri y ofic
building for lawyers.
Thomas Berry, of Pat l, N: y
was caught between cars arrisbur
and died from his injuries,
The international conw ION. of tn
young Women's Christian Ssociatiol
meets at Pittsbnrg
MANY Slays. who have b, employ
ed 10 York County, r & 3 TO AIS
bama and other Southern es. J
John Fenstermacher, llrmer
Warwick, Lancaster Co, hange
himself to a tree.
Josephine Rosette. of inokin,
In Jail charged with the n TOT NJ
infant daughter.
One of the nest OF boile at Corbl
Colliery, Shamokin, blew wrecklr
the boiler house.
1t is believed that the n ms
found at Dickson City "a
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Hawali's Public Debt.
Hawaii's public debt now amounts to a.
10000.
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The largest copper smelling property
in the world is at Anaconda, at which
about 1000 tons ore are treated daily oil
at the smelters.
The peasants of Lower Austria
consume arsenic to give plumpness to
the figure and softness to the skin.
Babies do not hear we'll because
the bones of the ear are too soft to con-
yey the sensation of sound.
No less than q dozen Tmnnessee
men are at work on flying machines,
One of them hopes to be able to give q
trial trip at the Atlanta Exposition.
An electric furnaae forheatine
iron strips used in making horsesl
nails has been recently installed
Montreal, Canada Five feet OF str
are heated every minute.
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Beef and Petroleum Dearer.
Beef is higher than in twenty years and
Pennsylvania petroleum higher than in sevep
taan-
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The trial of E. X. Smith, the ex-
banker of Columbia, for alleged en-
bezzlement, has again been postponed.
While on his way to visit his old
home at Hecla, Schuylkill County,
Stephen Greenwalk dropped dead in
the road. .
The trout fishing season in Penn
sylvania, which has opened, took to
the mountain streams hundreds OF
anglers.
Divers near MontoursvilIe are search
ing for the body of John Powers,
woodsman, who was drowned by the
breaking of q log jam. :
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We carry
RosendalfAlLs

d Ter
TO az
And some day will emu tns~. la,
II thac otuntry or the town,
And the baj nd Of Time will gently,
softly riny G the curtain down.
Every davf our eager fingers
Turn M, Q new, u~nstudied page;
To-morrovT we may stand upon
Some uni familiar stuge.
we NAV o}kir parts increasingly,
BEFORE NJ smile or frown;
Rpt in the end Time surely rings
Idfe's vrkried curtain down.
! We kiss. i've quarrel, make up again,
1t may lie In the piay;,
Tho faded rose lies on the heart
When q At we must be gay.
| The vvondF ous song is broken ere
Tba ain er gets The crown,
For In tbiHmidst Of stanzas soft
The curtgeain stealeth W
Tho cb;,dt i play from flower to flower
Pursued, the golden bee.
And. fired lof chasing, falls asleep
ReneatN the hoary tree.
rbns- cbfidlike, we, the drama Ger,
For loys,r, king and clown,
wait In nMJleace the hand that rings
IJfa'a rblden curtain down.
Tho aves dhat we have frightened from
The stake with speech or rhyme,
win dronl!a tear for us when pine
The lasi act of our time;
Andhanda whose grasp we ne'er have felt
Afar. irt distant town,
NAV wreAthe q wreath for rs when Tim
Hath ring life's curtain down.
Calmly I p actor true awaits
The la words Of the play;
His fam,H secure, his duty done,
He Ion > the restful day.
No ieslo isles invade his soul,
For I1yve hath formed his crown,
And brighter CLEANS his star as drops
LIES pictured curtain down.
New york Clipper.
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n UArh% III AIlSS MOI,
ns,stnnn \atever does smell 81
nona9 aEpT with another sniff
a. - INhs = chilli sauce"
Miss Mi IN trim gown OF aari
h,,a min ~ scted by a great "bib'
$500 ~ T,,rS red calico, nodded ant
alnuaa ossh, iaced a chair for her un
sa.awo.ona ,itor.
A. = r,,a 4 ple In Tattleton wer'
.rorsa 80 ayo, ling their lungs for thu
hanoe+ :, NJ Barry. 1t was almos
impossible to ne nei neai' anu Wv
than ,,ahIa = e misunderstood.
"Air you &C eoeat 'na' youi'el
this winter?"
mran,ta katt,, yo-thirds filed with tn,
n-rnae-~aScr, IN. appetizing mixture
n felt that a nod and We
Nv be at variance. 81
- ard her questioner an(
saT,.sa and clear:
this Is for q person whit
. ack of rheumatism sh,
1890 de tomatoes and onion
- nann. iput them up herself.
NJ D., lntinued to look at he
,,an,Ir quiringly. Mora Min
.-. le to her.
-. auce," she exclaimed
ear of her guest, sis To-
No. Az totter, who lives in the hol
low"
.S III for him" declared tn,
a,a ,adn He. keeps enough of 'em
a,,noy. bndered, Mora-seein' al
how tha II was kind O. got round t.
mhat was the reason you ant
xt.s,an pker of the Hall didn't 81
arriad rs ago, SEEM you wa
snarr,n, Ilong."
Mara s1Red as she noticed how tn
Ia womJ hsd COMPOUNDED the tw,
samas Itch until this moment he,
never s.r,k her as being similar.
az saId airy Ann Cotter of the Hol
-. ~ Barry" she shouted
Tha o,dsoman flung up her hand
,,,th a lure Of irritation.
.I.n tile hard o. hearin', I allow
~. r al so deaf that I amt hear
srhat ~ said. Some O. that Their,
~and jim chill sauce Is for Marion
sottar ofhe Hall. Now you see."
es,ss 1lnturn smiled as she wen
- me stove and ished her ne
49, : ,tole spices out of the thick
- sarI klnd. 1t was useless to I'm
80 ~ .ruth-to attempt to impress
r,tha-on convinced Mrs. Barry
D.. shahade her a cup Of tea ant
80, ahtht some snowy tea cakes To-
-. 5aiJation, and listened patient,
Ia a-,lapparent interest to her bah
~ nrtEhe prosy soul took 1t into he
Saad depart and hobbled off dowI
~ Nil. winding road.
soIls look came into Mora Min
.n,s he as she went on sealing VI
~. -, Fauce In the little wide-mouth
had saved for the purpose.
~ Potterl So people had not for
.~a.tan bout her engagement to hin
mnIvofars ago. What was the fool
~ ~ about which they had quar-
~"1.saInd she had sent him back BIZ
- q few bitter words expressive
- hor lisfaction Mt having discovered
IKE In time.
Ca been wrong-all wrong. Sh'
- nlother suitors after that, to b,
she had found herself com
4em to Marion Potter. invaria
h,v Their detriment, and had dis
ed all such attentions. And now
49, r mother was dead, and the boyi
we2one and married, and she lived
the coy little homestead with
. orphan nephew she was bring
she found 1t lonely at times
hely.
ing across the kitchen, she re
&her reflection In the little wal
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-04-19
RfarfIInr

A native African choir is announced
to give a concert in Philadelphia sin
native costume."-Pittsburg Times.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-04-19
A Terrible Addiction

Mother-Why, Marie, what's the mat
teri
Marie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
only-my- boomers bag at the
kneea-Judge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-15
ALL RIGHT, CAPTAIN OBADIAH.
Your Eesnrd for Veracity Will Make This
Narrative &C.," Perhaps.

Your Essnrd for veracity Will Make This
Narrative &C." Perhaps.
New YORK, July 15.-Captain Obadiah
Donaldson, who has piled the waters of
the sound for years and never been ac-
cused Of telling lie, came into Bridge
port harbor with his steam oyster
dredger. Eve Of his sailors then
landed with a thin substanc, look
ing very much like hundred feet OF fire
hose. This they laid on the wharf. Then
Captain Donaldson said: ''Tha. is tho
arm OF an octopus, which can be easily
verified. The fi2 bit in which We got it &C.
Cured shortly after 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. We were five miles off Stratford
light, and in fifteen fashoms Of water.
Suddenly, on the Starboard bow two
blocks ahead, l spiei n huge mass. black
and motionless. 1 changed my course one
point and rang the bell for full head OF
steam in order to hurry up and see what
the black thing was.
Il soon made it out as an octopus, sixty
feet in diameter, with arms and legs q
couple of hundred feet long did not
want any of that in mine. l brought the
wheel down to clear the monster. He
was in q deep sleep, and his snores could
be heard quite a way off. But was toe
late. The boat struck him amidshPs.
He awoko in jiffy and darted at us,
kicking up the sea. One Of his long arms
came aboard and seized the forward steam
wind!ass. He wound his arm around it,
thinking, I suppose. that it was sailor.
The mate, with great presence of mind,
started the wi.ilaSS, and in less time than
it takes to tell il n couple OF hundred feet
of arm was wound in and we had the
fish prisoner. But we'd caught o tar
tar. He began to pull at the boat, and
was afraid he meant TO sink it.
'Thc vessel rocked, ard l thought ii
would capsize every minute. L called to
Frank Taylor, the boatswain, to cut of
the arm, and he did so with the meat
chopper. The octopus, thoroughly
aroused, swan half mile to leeward and
croucheu for spring, but suddenly q
distraction occurred. Three porpoises
came alon 2, the pilot porpoise leading. He
ran right into the arms of the octopus
who seized him and held him high in the
air and squeezed the life out of him. VIZ
could hear his bones crunching. Having
killed the porpoise in his rage he tossed
him high in the mir.
The other porpoises at once turned
tail and SWAN to Penficld Reef lights, /;
favoritc feeding ground of these animals
They returned with TN enormous swarm
of porpoiscs, all greatly excited. Thl
chums of tho murdered porpoise evident
ly had made II speech to them and got
them worked up. They lined up like
football players and made Il combined
rush for the octopus. who gazed at then
viciousiy with cruel, Shiny eyes. 1t wa.
an awful battle that followed. The sea