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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-12-18
Sheriff's Sale.
W. H. REMINGTON. HIRAM JOHNSON
II. D. FOLEY. Plaintiffs,
vs.

80. VALSS@Ss @An0A~s&A "~esSNs ~
fendspts.
TYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of sale and Judgment Of foreclosure Of
mortgage, issued out Of the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District Of the State OF
Nevada. on the and day Of December. A. D..
1897, In the above entitled action. wherein W.
H. Remington Hiram johnson. NJ. d. Foley.
Plaintiffs. obtained judgment against I. J. wtl.
son, Margaret Wilson, Defendants, which said
iss2. recorded In Judgment book 80. page
206, Of the said District Court, am command.
cd to sell the following described real sststss
to wit:
Those certain lots, pieces and parcels Of land
situated in the town and county Of Eureka.
and State Of Neyads and Known m ana "a
block one ~ Of the 0'Neil survey Of
said town Of Eureka, to rsise the sum OF
fiva hundred and forty-four (s5A. 4sl dollars
and forty -eight cents, now due Plaintiffs from
said Defendants for principal and interest upon
the debt and mortgage mentioned and set forth
in the complaint, and that four hundred and
and fourteen fs414.74) collars and seventy-four
cents should draw interest at the rate OF one
per cent per month, and one hundred and
twenty-nine (sl29. 7l) dollars and seventy-four
cents at the rate Of seven per cent per snnum.
from said 10th day Of May, 1892. together with
costs OF suit and the expenses Of sale.
Public notice 10 hereby given that have
this day levied upon, and on MONDAY. the
O'Clock noon Of said day, at the front door Of
the Courthouse, town OF Eureka. will, In obe-
dience to said order OF sale. sell the above de-
scribed property to satisfy Plaintifs judg.
ment. with. interest thereon. and all costs. to
" '''' ' W. H. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
THos. WREN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Eureka. Nevada. December and. 1887. d4
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1897-12-18

Last week the Central Pacific Rail
road Company paid into the several
counties through which 1t runs in Ne
vsda the following amounts for taxes
for the year 1897: Elko, $44, ,564.6l |;
Humboldt, $44,l5O; Wsshos, $2l,'
1000; Lander. $lS, ,4S3.s7; Eureka,
1887. .43; Churchill, s.39S.ss; Lyon,
s4,572.O .Os; Storey, $l2l.2l; Ormsby,
1910. Total for Nevada, $154, ,62S.S5.
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On account Of the scarcity OF bsef in
California and the inability Of that State
getting its usual supply Of beef cattle
from Nevada, as 10 former years. meat
in the markets there has raised consider
ably ia price.
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First Assistant Postmaster General
Heath Gays that women have proven 20
be success in the postal service. Since
the time OF Adam woman always nA'
been pretty successful in handling sne
males.
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Utah has begun its shipment OF anti
mony under contract with Alohemist
Brice Of Chicago, who promises to Hood
the world with gold. and already about
fifty toos Of the metal have been billed
ou. Of Msrysvals and delivered as the
furnaces 10 Chicago.
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Judge Field is no longer on the su-
preme Bench Of the United States. Some
of the newspapers are offering reward
of 500 if any Of his decisions can DC
produced which show point against
corporatiop.
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Fifteen vessels are reported to have
left the Atlantic coast in the last lew
weeks for Alaska. A II OF them nave
arranged to call at San Francisco to com
plste their out6ts.
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A petition to President Mckinley pro-
testing against the appointment OF At
torney General MoKenns ss Supreme
Cour, Justice. has been signed by two
federal court judges and many attorneys
who alleae that McKsnna is not qualified
by natural gifts or learning or decision
Of character to be . Justice.
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NUEVA ADHESION

Sc necesita ser muy corto de entendlmien'
to. nara no comprender que Ia propaganda ae
a,onnos NAL denominados antonomlstas, es
alIamepte perjudicial & los intereees de Puerto
Rico.
Dfa tras dfs, multiplican sus ataques con
Ia esperanza acaso de 1ne Las mssas llberaics
tAs,an causa comun con ellos. Conyencidos de
il esterilidad de sus esfuerzos. abandoIan ei
raciocinio que convence, ell hecho que demues
ira. Y apelan al sofsma que contunde, y, 10 que
es mar. 4 Ia diatriba y a la cslamnia contra los
prestigios de nuestro jefe De aqui que este
comite, ce!oso como nugano de la lntegrldad
de gu programa. de Ia pureza de su credo,
reitere eu confianza los mienbros que con-
ponen ell Comite Provincial, seguros de cue
aouellos han iDterpretado intepretsran, Sin
detrimiento de la esencia de nuestra do,trlna,
las legftimas aspiraciones del pats.
De hombres como Mufoz Rivera, Carbo-
nell. Mstienzo Cintr6n, Hernandez Lopez 30
ler Coll Toste, ETC., etc, no cabe dudar.
Su historic polftica, sus sacrlbclos de mu'
chos siloa sus campahas en- pro de nuestros
derechcs = lbertsdes, son garantfa srhclente
para cuantos aman ell terraio.
Patriotas de abolengo, permaneeeran siem'
pre- s la altura que les seiiala la dignidad po-
Utica de su pueblo, syer preterido, hoy en-
vfsperas de reiyindicarse, = ell dia que eaigan,
caeran del lado del pals, Por ei que lachan
sin descanso.
A los atsaues del autonomiemo, we'd como
ei pafs responde con nneyas adhesiones al par
tido liberal; es que Ell talento y los Prestlgios
de unos poeos producer resultados contrapro-
ducentes, cusndo se trata de lleyar las masas
populares por sendas torcidas.
Nuostro parfido entisndssa ben, ell llbe-
raj, pese q sus detractores, es ell que implan-
tara Ia autonomis en- las Antillae, la som.
bra del nuevo regimen, los liberales iremos 81
poder, no guiado4 por Ell medro para repartir.
nos los dcetinos disfrutar de los privileglos,
aino porque necesitamos del poder, como del
mArlnol ell escultor, para darle forma nuestra
doctrina, para demostrar . nnestros adverse
rios que 81 program. del psrtido liberal lleva-
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sera repuesto, sin consumir turno, y los habe-
res deyengados durante 81 periodo dc ccaaptfa,
Sc le abonaran con cargo al cspftulo correspon-
diente ri 10 perlnitieran Las bajas que en- 81 re.
sultcn, y en- case contrario re incluira al crddi'
to nccesario, en- el capftuo de ejcrcicos csrra
dos en- Ell primer presupuesto quese forme para
la Isla en- que, al tempo do gu cesaoion, pres
tara sus servicios ell interesado.s
Real orden nombrando don Francisco
Monforte y Dalmau para la plaza de luez dc
primera instancia del distrito de Caguas, dota.
da con e sueldo anual do $50 pesos l,i25 DC
sobresueldo.
-Distrbuci6n entire los ayuntamlentos DC
Ia isla dc la cantidad recsudada por el lmpues-
to de consumes de bebidss desde prlmero 90
Julio & 80 de Septiembre de 1897.
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-Por momepto.
Una palabra mas ell seior de Ssuves tene muy buenas
cualidades, 10 reconoces misma.
-Seguramente pero eue defecto. El de dema-
siado curosamente patrocinado mi madre Se ceera
verdad cue trata de imponermelo
ESQ oque he permtido hacerla observar pero de
todos modos culpa de ese pobre joyen
Tanto peor. Yo estoy decidda hay prisa tomare
determination sno mas tarde.
-iCuando?
10 mas tarde possible No moestara que os dele
para ir 4 habar al senior Boissier?
DE nngun modo.
Fernando hzo saludo encaptalo al notario fue la
puerta depacho del pasane mayor do dos gopecos
Oy6 decir: iAdelante desapareei6.
e Ell anciano OF rmo los labios pregnnto
-iEh ;Que pasa esa hernosa cabeza!
Fernando nj sento en- ell despacho del pasane.
" ben, ii que altura stamos?-pregunt6 viyeza.
-Creo oue hemos adeantado algo. Guillermo Monsrou
ha debdo Nueva Caledonia Sc ha vso al yiscone de
Feuse Rochefor donde ambien estaba Guiemo
mento de Ia partida de su hermano
ESQ antique, querido senor
-Esperad Pocos dias despues ell yizconde de Fleue,
que deba partir solo, embarc6 Marea vapor de
las Mensagerias compaero que rstro de pasa
conde de Feuse pariene Ese companero poda
ser oro 20 supongo que Guiermo Monar6n
Sc todos detaes seor etauneur de la Ggonnee
antique amigo del vzcoIde DE vuelta Marsea e captsn
del vapor MenssgeTias ha dado, del compaero del viz
conde conyienen la description ha
bes hecho de Guiermo hi conviction que 6 no ha lido
Caledonia que para proeger IA evasion de hermano
Serfa pues muy mprudente evar mas eo nueas avegua
ccnes poraue la de aera las autodades de
Nueva Caledonia y haeer fracasar planes
Ay de mi! va tenas NADIA que temer por parte.
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eoA QUEL mismo dia, de las dez de la maana,
hombre bastante NAL vestido baito grueso,
. Ia la vera entreabiera de la villa del conde Gabriel
la aveta de os Principles Ell ell momento que ardnero
parade puerta de vecna hababa de
colegas daba la espalda Ia verja.
Ell hombre nal vestdo tuvo de vaclacon al
solo parque acknowledgements arreglado, en-
enrada encontraba de manobra
premetaba sin duda desde hacfa largo tempo que azar
acababa de favorecer.
Por fin amino avanz6 algunos pasos.
Tn gupo de castaIos, va veos, de foliage vigoroo
peso eleyaba haca la derecha entire nvernadeo
paseo medic del que quedd inmoy estatua
Tn lgero ruido que e de puea que Sc abra en-
Ia va eas de las atlas persianas del per6n record6 de
pronto los peligos, al la dfei uacon que
contraba.
Gan6 macizo de castaos ocuo detras de de los
troncos mas gruesos de aquellos arboes
La persiapa abri6 Una mujer aparecd e perron.
Llevaba peinador de seda color cema, aiornado
encsjes.
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do la practca es cl inico rcmedio que ostir'
para los males qne unii len Il la eolonia.
Manatf, Octubre 2o lie lS97.-El Presi-
dente, Clemente Ramirez de Arellano.-Vice'
presidente: Gregorio Kamlsn Vocaes: Ra-
mon Fernandez, Roman Montana y Julio Pin.
tos.-Tesorero: Julio l. Gambia --Seoretario:
Jose l.. Meneudcz.
Y para remitr don Luis Muhoz Rivera,
Jefe del Partido Liberal Il los efactos que pue-
dan conyenirc, libro la presentc en- Manatf i
veintc sete de Oetubre de mil ochocentos
noveuta siete.--V3 i HI Presidente,
Lleme,,te Ramirez. Ell Seoretario, lose h..
Mencn0es.
Nueyas adhesiones III Potiao Li6eraL-
Don Agustfn Guardiola, propietario. Don
Alberto Gambia, eomercante - Don Ramon
Hernandez, i,lom.--Don .Jnau Echevarrfa, i'd.
Don Tomas Mena, propietario.-D Felix
Cordoba, dependcnte dc Farmacia. Don San.
tiago Gomez, idem do Comercio. o.--Don Angel
Roman, industrial al.--Don Pedro Santana, idem.
Don Manuel Hernandez, artesano.-Don
Regelio Figueroa, idem. Don Cornclio Escu-
dero, idcm. Don 1aan Sanchez, idem. Don
Ele;ro Miranda, dependonte de Comercjo. --
Don Ramon igesia, empleado. Don Manuel
Arza artesano -non Mario Santana, agrlcul-
tor. Es copia, MEN hN DRZ.
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NOTICIAS

~. Aver fueron puestos en- libertad dellnl'
tiva por haber sido hobreseidas sus causas 26 de
los indivduos presos por los asuntos dc Yauco,
entire ellos una mujer lie aqnf sus nombres:
Beaito Ortiz Castillo, Cecilio Silva, Sixto Con
zAlez, Antonio Rodriguez Casiano, Fernando
Torres, Facundo Lopez Lugo, Facundo Gu
terrez Delgado,, Juan Angel Hernandez Or
tiz, Ramon Avil6s Delgado, Rafael Carbonell
Asuncdn, Venancio Caraballo Vega, Domingo
Lopez Rodriguez, Jose Villa Bacz, Julio Nj.
gag!ioni, Jose Martinez, Longino Vazquez,
Santiago Candelario Ortiz, Teodoaio Ugaglio'
nj, Ramon Figueros, Juan Velez Velez, Ca'
ra Santiago, Jose francisco Melendez Juan
Euaebio Santiago Francisco Maymi Cabrera,
Martin Giovanetti Ayelino Irizarri.
~ Ha sido desestimada la alzada de don
Juan Gratac6s contra un acuerdo del ayunta'
miento do las Piedras.
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por cable Sc hs reeibido la fatal mott,

Por cable Sc ha reoibido la fatal noticia
i - de que ha falecido en- Ia Coruila de pul.
manfa, el que fu6 Ell vida excelente ami
go nuestro don Manuel Joaquin Cabrera,
nrestgiosfsima personali1ad de San Sebastian
lPepino). ri seilor Cabrera, jefe de antigua
y scaudalada casa de comercio, milit6 sie,npre
en- ell partldo liberal por su rectltud inqae'
bgantab'e merea6 los mayores respetcs y sim
patias de sue concudadauos. Su fallecimiento
es una pdrdiaa irreparable para Ia socielad
pnertorriquena para su partido. Envianlos
nuastras mas sentidas frases de condolcncia 4
toda gu distingaida familia, eutse la que Sc
caentan nuestros buenos amigos don Luis Ro'
driguez Cabrera director de eLa Democracia,
Y don Juan Bsutista Rodriguez, director de la
Compaffa de ferrocarri!es de esta isla.
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Luna HeTmanos, y Compahia.1; Son 5 !, ! 10

importadores en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vino
tinto blanco de mesa, marca Angucia,sa.
Ninguno otro 10 msjora en- pureza buen sabor.
En- dicho establecimiento SO acaba do recibir
tambien un extenso surtido de yinos de Jeres,
Champa1a SUPERIOR icores fnos, turrones
mazapanes, fratas en- su jugo, en- almfbar '
aguardiente toda case de artfculos tnoa del
giro. Nadie presentarA IN surtido mejor para
las Pascuas AHo Nuevo.
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nEl paricionco,, -PELUQ Y PER-
u a'IoluliS0 i FUMERIA DE SERGIO
LECOMPTE.--C II Surtiio general 8
Importation directa de 10 mas selecto que en-
perfumerfa SO fabrica en- Francia, Inglaterra
Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de <Barberfa
y Perfumerfa ingesa,. Limpieza y seryicio
inmejorable. Sc admten abonos.
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la { EQUl1A1IVA Q
ttSA 4ir pRESTAMOS.

E.tabi, cida sobre bases razonabes equi-
,ativas.-La que presta mas barato oifece
mas seguridades
San Jose 20.--7sieJono no
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
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Autonomia canatense. p; E' H., !, eoSd''. mic !,

habla de otra cosa. FL surtido colossal de que
sos que recibi6 ssCerecedo', no hay mas rene
dio que antes que llegae ese dia, snrtirse de los
rigufsimos Patsgras, Creme de Creme, 81 supe.
rior en- I4atas Vejigas de Bola Corso Gao
balo italiano, Roqlefort en- latas do 3 kilos,
Nepchatel, Camembart, Tres fadres Gruye-
re. Todos pueden coraeguirse comprandolo.
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Sc ha remitido Ia Diputacion provincial el re-
curse de alzada interpuesto por don Manuel Ji-
m6nez Cruz, m6dico titular de Caguas, contra
un acuerdo de aque ayuntamiento.
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C0IOnaS tuneDleSc complete 1es de- este ste artioulo,
tanto en- biscuit como en- otros materiales y sua
precios son econ6micos. Bazar de Novedades
de Gonzalez Padin Hermanos, San Francisco
49, l0-8
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non:{n I nayrnrae Corredor de CO.
sas O6llllV j. Vai'0lao' mercio y Agente
comsionista, tiene su ofcina 'fetuan 4e.-Te-
lefono 57.-Capital.
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Italia en- PueTtoRco.- esss nasaasens.; pssms.snS
pasta para aopa, Fidelini, Macarroni, Regime,
'Trenete forati, Mostac ciol, Riquette, Danatall,
Rigati, Bianchi, Mortadella y Salchichon dc
Bologna, Queso Gorgonzola, Manteqailla ita.
Llama, Feruet Brauca, en- EEL Colmado, dc Ce'
recedo, Hermanos y Compaffa.
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lillian HiIVa SAN JUSTO NUMERO IL
9u''a'' QUA Dep6sito de nIaquinas dc deco eoser
Compra Venta Alquiler. Sc dan plazos
10 mlsmo las nuevas que las usatlas, siendo
responsible Ia misma maquina: lanzaderas
agujas de todas classes para las mismas { fnfni-
dad de accessories dificiles de enumerar AIDE.
mas SO compran yenden muebles usados. San
Juan luerto-1slco' (3l D. 81
The sun., 1897-03-21

calm, the work Eps completed, the tracfs were
rolnid, and on March 4 tho Government ran
train OYER the trestle. Ran connection was re-
A contract has just rptsn let for an extension
OF the trostlc for coo feet more, but even this
will not bring the trestle beyond the weak
he see rspsatsd9 swept into the bay S during s the
broken line shoys The ns Of S some tR twenty na
Sfcro tie inlet formed The me clear iines indiesSts s
Il Tho dt SSnd that hath has been washed from the south
eTn side Of the inlet has lodsed IN the lee and
li9e at Highland Beach q high and dry at al
tidea For ! 800 TO 1900 feet TO the north the
surf breaks over the bar that has formed over
sS S RnE IN e. %anS sSes ass
southern point Of the island the oSsnnei has cut cut
the debris ,t away for 600 fest and dscpensd the
for the trestle. Botweon this channel and tho
northern beach is high sand bar, dry at all but
extra tides, which, running in the same direction
From the north sido Of the o. inlet inlet '"p runs s't
bar that Ia largely dry at all times, in tho Same
direction. overlapping, the sedgy point Of Island
ws 9qs tS sSs Tho ThSs
Channel &C which the flood tides pass in and out
OF the bay directly from the ocean. Between tho
taland and the drawbridgo there is another large
but its extent Is shown at any time By the break
ing Of tho water. During light weather and with
westerly winds the sand accumulates In tho
vail 1t L. carried on into the river and added to
the bars or distributed over the chsnnels.
The recommendation of Secretary Lamont to
Congress in the middle Of last January "to ap-
wall at Sandy Hook. N J., IN order to maintain
land transportation over tho isthmus and tho
The sun., 1897-03-21

gone and af1liatsd with the wrong church,
You should hayS found out all about 1t and
old ladies of the. neiehborhood had stirred up
trouble In my household. You know how
it was my duty to take some steps toward
securing n social standing here
=" Bother the social standing and our neikh.
NY rS prift"Ta sSn' that church Two been attending
who run the cotiilons. the women's clubs. and
regulate all social affairs won't recognize
"ny02dS yhS 70 as asp % hss let.
out. We needn't bother with either of the
:" .Drifter. do be sensible was my wife's re-
jolnder. Our neiRhbor as told me that un-
less we givo our unqualified support to the
and left and might as we'll move away. And.
what's more she told me In confidence that IL
wSSuid ,Su be we'll for you to ooeo ne actively den;
81 demurrcd. saying / would consent to any
couldn't exnect me to chase two or three miles
or, on dark nights TO church meeting after
Mrs. prIftsr, bless her soul; 'eii in With
my plan. let her have full swing. She
Joined the ,swell'church. ran her little feet OF
freely on all the schemes OF Grayesendhurst's
church Of the 400. Personally, escaped .at;
tendance. always SAYING when cornered that
wished the church was nearer my home.
II had TO DO absent ON business trip two
weeks. My friend johnson of Chicago came
homo with me. We had n large time and
didn't reach the Poppy villa until qrite latc.
Mrs D. hnd retired. johnson and I cleaned
pretty nervous In the morning. got him out
on the upper piazza for confab and bracer,
whom to rny astonishment l saw Mrs. DIS
swell church right across the street, Opposite
my door. Rentlemen. No escape for me. Tho
site had been mated by n real estate boomer.
and the church folks realized handsomely on
the sale of the old site. During my absence
they had simply moved the building up under
my very nose. and Mrs. Drifter had the dead
wood on yours truly.
1T was time TO act. was sober in a min
ute. ] said to tho wife OF nv bosom: Mrs.
Drifter. decline TO be chSsed by any old
church. Back we go to Now York and now.
gentlemen. you know how was cured OF su-
burban insanity"
The sun., 1897-03-21
SANDY HOOK AN ISLAND.
roRT HANCOCK CUT FROM THE
MAINLAND BIZ THE NEW INLEE

Actioiner the wind ana waves Upen tne Great
ToLyeae or Sand since last Ootoper-Ths
Present Outlines OF ths land en- mosh gtaes
or the Iniet-A Prsblsna fop Rnsinesrs.
Sandy Hook has been an island for months.
Tho accompanying map IL the first to picture
Sandy Hook as Il is. Never since its discovery
has the Hook been known permanently as an
island, for whom. on Sept Z. 1609 Sir Henry
Hudson brought his good ship Half Moon to an
chor in the Horseshoe, In the loo Of its protect
ing cedars. he described the Hook A. q low cape
that projected from tho foot Of the bold pro-
montory of tho Highlands Of Nsvesink.
From its discovery In 16o9 until It's the
Hook was connected with the Highlands by .
low isthmus, or bar, Q part Of which u now
known as Island Beach Before 177e. during
heavy northsasterly winds, the waters Of the
bay had frequently been 90 high that, aided By
the wind, thoy had forced passage over the
isthmus into the river and gradually worn down
the barrier, 90 that In that year the river broke
through and became tributary to tho bay. There
had been. undoubtedly, some unrecorded concur
rent action the coast that aided In this for the
old inlet that extended from about Island Beach
nearly to the bridge at Seabright, must have been
lessened BY 1910 the combined currents of tho
river and the ocean had completely closed tho
old inlet, and narrow strip Of sand, reaching
from Seabright, connected the Hook with tho
The sun., 1897-03-21
9ILA MONSTERS YEEOMoUs.
a aavant Who Has Satisfied Himself That
Their nite IL Deadly.
From the San Franoisco Call.

From the San Hanoisco Call
Prof. John Van Denburg delivered an interest
ing lecture at the Academy of Sciences last
night upon the subject Of tho ella monster A
good-sized audience was present
at has become common supposition for
years." said tho lecturer, 81 that the bito of
ella monster was poisonous as that OF q rat
tlesnake. but many OF the scientists denied this.
Numerous eminent scientific men stated that
from actual experience they had demonstrated
that tho bite was harmless. One of these, Dr.
Schubert. had himself been bitten by one OF the
reptiles and, besides the pain occasi0ned by tho
ordinary bite OF an animal, no i'll results fol-
lowed"
The lecturer then stated that he had demon
strated that the saliva OF the Gilu monster was
poisonous. Its bite would In almost every case
cause death II the teeth OF the lower jaw pcne-
tratod the skin. 1t was the upper jaw Of tho
reptile which sank into the flesh OF Dr. SGhu-
fert, and as the secretion OF the glands OF the
upper jaw was harmless the doctor lived.
The speaker said that he had injected the
saliva OF both the upper and lower glands into
pigeons, and in every case where that from tho
lower jaw was injected the victim had died in u
short time. He showed why many animals
which are bitten by the poisonous reptile live
The ducts which lead from the glands TO the
mouth open between the lower lip and the gum
For the saliva TO enter wound 1t must be
forced up from the lip 70 the teeth, and thence
into tho wound. Thus IL 10 hard for tho poison
pug nuid TO reach the blood. eJsh II the Victim
q bitten BY tho lower teeth