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Traoscootinonurs R iq.a I R I o g
Mrs. Longxvorth's Pfe :7ea r Fresco a Fori Myer Is the Late SHABK IN -
BATTLE FOB LIFE
Captain Charles Thompson Cap
tures Biggest Hammeshcad .
' Ever Seen at Miami
Ccnstructioo frwrt Oreat Lakes , I
; To Bo Finished for 1909 Crop.'
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c CUhd, Jaty C-Tk Bret Ma
th Cteand Trunk Facia- Railway k.
wait Kgnionton. Aibsna, ceerdinf u
aitpateha fron eosnstaff oileiaie. The
Ant ku reached th outekares af that
v. ah statioa of Cto-ver Bar. iust
ah statioa of
haaf eat beta aftr th tmk m torn
Bleted la the work of air Una etauara
Uam toward frtnoa Rupert, the new mlj
to the hanae Coast about 800 ntles
orth af Vaaosnver. A eoon aa eons
- more csutatnog an Mm dona regular
train sank will ba hioaigunasd, . -Construction
ertwe warkinaT aaat from
Priaee Basalt ara aut about MO ml lea
, , to th rictntty of Babiu Lab, fan
: - teavea a Mf gap through Yellow Head
. paaa atUl ta ba filled but th taiUina af
ttin remarkable mountain eeotkm el lew
aTraaTMata la eoanaT forward la record una.
" Another gap is being oloeed between
- Winnipeg aaa Lain Superior Junction.
Wfcea Una ia completed in 6epteruieT tba
,,. ' Grant Trunk faoifi' Uaa from fart
. . William oa tba Great Uka ta Bdmen
Um. 1,281 miles long, will -b to nadi
' Beta to bawl th 1909 aroaj. - '
The remaining mountain aoettruetioa
I colored with romanc aa to railway
Building tinea Mia Union Faeine, lor be
yond Edeon, 75 raitra weat of KdmenUm,
It pluagea into aa myanad -tod prtioaral
nrlon, erouiag tba auaaral-rlbiad banka
of tba Athahaaka firar, tb Vraaer and
otbar atraama ia th lakaaia rim
watarahad, paaaing tba ieneljr poat at
ton uaorga ana tna naoina ranga.. u
ztoada taoat (00 iuilf abrond tba laat
frontlar. Tna pmapocthra earning of tba
railroad baa alartad tb aattlameat in
tb aallajr of tb Piaot river to tha aortk
and aleag tb Liard. Already ri-pikir
aehadulaa and time tablaa ara aatablitocd
north and wart for eteanit atag and.
to tas tar aartnwam, dog train. I M
day and Mm bear of tart line: to Athabaa
' ka'Uading, Hoagiiwrppi't and for Chip,
. i wayaa now ara flxa and known. Tba
. 1 . i ' .v. rt A
1 ' Trunk Photae teat fall oarried (00 iiroa-'
eaotrra aettkre for tba Tsmping lAk
, diatrtet. . flamy partiaa for the rail
, roada bra ranning linea for fcranrekna to
tb Paaa rrrvr and north to the Atba-
fcaaka and th pioneer arttlna ara al
ready growing erooa there. '
Wbea the drat railway raaeho old
, Pert V'eraiilHon, 7U0 aiilr aorth of Ed
; moatoa, aa outpost of aw" frontier,
. v JL.a ill M - J . I. . Jtl . L
iihi mH nau Krwh wilt iw v wnmi
. triaity aad home alicht froar the aajne
r.eurrant, ataaia tnraahan4 ' pHira bred
dairy herd and a aettleaient of farmer
who laat year raited 20,000 fcuthal of
graim and will raiee far mor -tbia year'
la taa rpU inorraa of tliird tergt
: arhiob. baa ran up wmttrrn Canada1.
annual amp from 60,000,000 buahel' ia
.. itoo to laotooo.ooo in lov. '
' r Train 1 aarrio to Rdmnnton
-- .awoarbt lata the world S new and bitty
towna. fron Edmonton eaat ta Wain-
rigtt. tndndlng Adroaaaa, Uncaa, Derille,
TopaJC, Utioota. Kyley. Holden,
Bniea. Neater. Mtiirh. Phillna. Kinatlla.
Juidrin, buna, Hawkina, Fabyan. Front
Kamouton weat to Edaon, th town ire
Aebeeoa, "ruea, Grove, Stony Plaint,
Carral, Duffitld, Wabanuin, Fallk, Gaat
ford, Hargwrp, Iafleld, Jarrow, Keatoa,
. Laamao, Mackay, Otley, Pran, Qjm
rear Tborntoa, Ylea.
T)i regioa of romana betwera Kdaon
and Prinee Xuptrt ia aot unexplored, in
, aaet kaa been reeonneiUred tiVia and
again, not only by the aurwyor and by
angineara lavattigating the trarflic poe
albilltlee there for the government which
guaranteed bond to At amount rf 7
-par aent of tb oott of the mountcia
aeetion but alto by offiaiala of tba Grand
Trunk, which guaranteed ' tb remain
ing tS per en( and the flrend Tjnk
Pacific offleialt who are ballding thit
daring praert. One report atateti "It
.ia probable that no ther area in North
America eaa eaual thu portion of ttrit
iah Columbia in her natural rcsoureea,
Where there 1 no arrloultart and ma
ture, there i mining or kimbering to In
developed, and when there are none of
tbeae, although they often occur in one
diatrict, there it at leaat trapping and
hunting. It it hi troth a northern
Eldorado, which furture erenta ara
bound to rerif y. Tying and aa it doet, far
to the north, the climate! conditions
bare In the patt been nippoted to be
extremely eerer during the winter ta
aon, bat th fallacy of this impreration
la rapidly becoming known on aceeunt of
the rererac condition actually uiating,
due in lanjre part to the proximity af
thit territory to th Pacific ocean and
the influence af the Japan current Be
fore the Houae of Oaamona Agricultare
coounittae recently Mr. Elihn Stewart,
Dominion auperintendent of forettrr, ia
testifying aa to tb roaourcea and eondl
tiona concerning the aorahera country,
hmring particular reference, however, to
the district adjacent to Oreat Piare
Lake, which liea many hundred mile
till more northerly of where the Grand
.Trunk Pacific will be oonatnicted, aeid
that tba growth of vegetation in the
Mackenzie Baain wa aippriting, the
un in lummer being ritible for about
twenty hourt out of twentr-fonr. On
July 15th, at Port Providence, near
Great Slave Lake, on the Mackenzie
river, about 630 milet north of Edmon
ton. Mr. Stewart atid he taw wheat
in the anile, potatoet in flour, peaa fit to
uae, toajatora, turnip, rhubarb hectt,
erMage, enioaa and other garden vege
table. The ttarwberriea had been ripe
there for tome trmcand the people, had
eurraata and gooeeberriea. To illustrate
the beat, he aaid at Fort Cbipwarnn it
ltd beta 100 degree in the tbade for
eweral fav tad night, Injiar.3 com
ing from Alaaka brandary to meet the
twamer Wrigley had loat two dog fmn
the heat in the Arretic CSrrle. He
tbongfrt ayttematlc explore tiou won id
ahow a aurpritiax amonnt f good coua
try, extending down from $la Lake
aTSS. ' tORG WORTH IS REM CLEC
TKIC. UPBESEirTATTVI 1 LOHO
: WORTH AT FR0HT Of AUTO, AHD
sacunni uui. 1
HIS INTENSE SILESCE
JK OKE SUIT
HE SITS AROTJHD ALL DAT.'.Wlfl
V - COMPLAINS, A HO HEVII
SATS A WORD.
AaVury Park, Jaly M.-4n tb
at would ait outdoor all daw and
ay a aroteL. In Mm. winter ba aa ta
th botua fron dawa to rdghUall ail
ent aa a wooden me a, bum lag tb fuel
kit wife ahspped and aarried, but aaver
peaking., .
Hia tnteate alVace finally got oa tb
rrve of hit wife, and (ha ytrdy
brought anit for dlvarca. '. 7
Frank 3eekmaa, the atleat one, liataa-
d to tb ooart uroueuaUngt gioorally and
mad Off eemarhe. aaemimr ta take lit
tle intereet la "th . proeeedingv
That be eaa talk waa teatea to by
Mr. Mary Bra. a witneaa, . wha aaya
that Beekmaa recently weat to her bom 1
ant xr Far -a- piece of apple ft.
to Peaoe rivtr. '. Along blacken tie river,
prao grew aiear ti tba taorea at tba
Arctic oeeaa, .There ..went atpen, white
poplar, oaim at giiead and tirrca grow.
Irur aa far aorth aa Fort McPberaoa
Mr. Stewart aaid that oa fllaw rrrer be
bad patted a . bank of burning eoal
aoout twenty mile ia lengta Bear rort
Narman, which Maekeoaie bad iwnortad
mrning la 1 T w. . . -
; All th United' Btatea railroada to
the Pacific, with their atupeidou elatmt
which reaob lis fret to the mile on the
Great Northern, Northern ParMI and
Union Pacific, 170 feet on the Atch'uon
Topeka and Santa Fe and 2.8 on th
new Weatern Htcifle, are outdone by tb
gradient aerured by the Grand Tdaak
Pacific tl feet to the mila eaat bouad
and M to 31 feet weat bound. The
highest tlevatioB reached h I,71t feet,
lb opening of tbia route ta the) Pan
ic it oertafn to neaet tralfie conditiona
and rates oa the North Amerioaa coa
tinent beoaute low gradea are a- aoim
of nhe xoaia eeronomy ia ttemm traaapor-
ratioa. cxnauaure expmrationa -were
made by the compaay'e ateff of enlgneera
which extended over a period of three
rear and comprited the Peac Hirer
Paaa, the Pine River' Paaa, the Wapiti
Paaa and a' number of Intenneflduite
paaaet. with th remit that th Yel
low Head Paaa route waa adopted.
The Pnlon Pacine dim ha over a aura
mit 9247 feet above aea levl, and the
fantr. Pe 7,510 feet.
BETS S275 FOB HORSE'S
. I1II1IIEB DISPOSfTtOH
OWHES SATS AX AUTO CAUSED
THE AKIMAL TO BECOME
VICIOUS.
Doy lest awn, Pa, July 24. Ruling the
owner of a bone may recover damages
for injnriet to tb animal's disposition,
oauaed by an automobile, although the
chine never touched the hone, a
"T' ,v " ""I
Che case of Jonathan W. Gillam, of
Langbonn, anlnet Koeert Dogue, u at
tracting a rrvat deal of attention.
In the ease with which the opinion
deala Mr. Oillanj't bone waa frtgbtomd
by tba Hoguc automoKTe and ran away.
It was contended that aa a result an
animal that had previously beea gentle
and fearleee became vietou aad Bar
rati and depreciated in value.
The Jury in the ease gar a verdict
for $273 in faeor . of. the plaintiff on
tbia groan d, od th Superior Court cp-1
boMs tb verdict.
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NEWPORT, 4 BEVERLY rAND' AFRICA
:;V-:-.iV::'r::PUT..lN',THE: SHADE
' 11 mi ' i '
Scn of AwropUnt Twti th
.Waahlngtow, J). C, July xdj-Barerly
ay boat hef awmmer Ckpital, Krwport
may tpeak 0 th gkwiaa of a Fl'tb
venu treat ported, Atlantic CHy . 'may
about to heaven af the- Only Seaaide
Metropolis,' but after the tumult and thj
shouting die and tb pre agent seek
new, fields,' far abov th racket they
bar mad, on eaa bear, tf an l listen
ing, the intitlsot ry:-rWhat' the mat
ter with tort Myart" And echo, that
faithful old person with a thoeutnd toa
gaea, eendi them wimming upward like
iteming aeroplane and ant wan, . "it t
all right." . .
And, moreover, aha ia all right and
going ttroag, : Jaet at prteent then bat
any place ia thit eountry had only an
ia Atrita wblek h more it social Mu
ter thaa ia Fort Myer every fair after
noon when th Wright brother art ex
pected to fiy: .
Anabataador and ministers aad at
tarhea, ' Oabiaet member, (rat aesiat-
aat aeerwtarie, aaaittant ' aecretariet,
and would-be-aeeretarlea, Uenteaant
general, ataier generalt, bria-adier aaa.
arsis and eubalteraa, rear admiral, aea-
TuTalieJnr r4or ' Ut'" P would
tains, lieutenant. i and eaaigna, fcrntorai. him lk . , .
from the- far. West, the middle West,
tae far Eaat aad from Arkaaaaa; every
where ia fact who baa aay charm at
official society a Washington ia there.
- Mra. Loaf worth Ther.
Vrt. 'Niehola Lone-worth, wife of the
Ohio representative, and daughter of
former President RooeeveK, who hi at
present teaching African lions how to
get into society, I on of the mott in
terested admirer of the Wright brother.
it was only yesterday that Mrs. Long-
worth held her first tea, al fresco, at
her temporary headquarter on the Fort
Myer parade grounds. The reeeptio
FRENCH BOYS PLAN
INVASION OF BOSTON
Pari Gaming, Inlamed by "Buffalo Bill," Determine to
Rid the Hub and Chicago of Redskins, But
Are Caught by the Police.
Pari, July IA Eugene Vievy, tbhr-!ag
ton. erd Ernest fVnt tvjvtvs. beeh
ganUas af tb Pari boulevards, batlMd real Iadiana inhabited these piaosa.
been arrested at Chert or aad sent 80 Cnpot. wn'l b folk wen eating
back to their parent ben for a littU 1
woodshed tnetment. They had started
for America to fight Indiana.
t Iktl, IW. L,. Wj1 mw.A AiwVm
to ear eothinjr of a omplee set of
othtiur
what thay thought would be dae bur
glar toobj. If making taut redakina bite
the drcrt did aot prove a profitehla a
terpriae, tby expected te turn, raf
ace, aad ban rust good a time.
Canut wa dispoeeeaeed of a mil of
IV) frsnca. Tba runaways bad aa over - L
don of Aanarieaa literature knows i
tbe ttstee a dim acveU. Tb kiosks
of Paris an Bowadey ainmlv pee ted
with HurTam Mlla and ''Kirk Car
ten,' translated into tba wildest bind
of Fiiiiah, aad th boy here are
won ia reading then thaa tbe asorag
American meeeearer.
So yosmg Caput aad Vievy, being
routine and Hetng ateee tntvtber, aver
tb Bob) i Boulogive, decided that Chi-
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. POTJRIHO TEA fO TKX EXCUXAXT 07 STATE,
Real Ultra Mod in Summer
. VUtt to the GovrBtt Retwrvatlon.'
waa beld the beautiful Umgwort elso
tri vuasbeut- Thw ranaaout waa aaa
oraeed with a' Manx top, 'a ahioy Urer,
a dash board, a grtt-aiei'sa-te the-iarnt-ing
out&t aad several -ether - garage
blaomin placta,
Mrs. Laerwavtb wore a' white aajrt
Waitt uit of truiple design aad a aroad
briuuntd sailer bat. She aat la the nuv
abtmt and reatrred the taxbaeaadev aad
frneraJs, aad eeloeeli, aad rear ad-
mirtlt and Heostoea. Mr. Longworth
stood la th reset ri eg Una. Ba waa clad
in Bitconvaatiaaal faabioa, wearing a
Panama hat, dark, double brtatted eaat
and light troaawr. Mr. Longworth ber
telf tood at th taa tebla. , It waaat 1
really a table but a thermos bottle
Th rt aid W toe-feinting outih holrit
two ol the aad tb hoateaa wa greeted
by so ma ay friend that both were in
eocstknt tunarii.
FaactMa laftrmaL
One af tb alaaalng f ear res of the
reception wa ta fact that taers waant
any. formal earamoay about it at ail,
Mrs. Longworth Just aat ia the ran
atwuat, aad wbea a diplomat r a war
the bat parade groand
laahioi
hioa. For a while they would talk
about a emplanes er armies or diplomat i
difficulties, aad then th would euggeett
"YouU bar a little tea, woat you,
Mr. Secretary, General, Atabaaaador,
OolaneL Admiral, Senator
Of eauret tba Mr. tiaratary. General
Atnbaaeador, etc., would. Mr. Long
worth juet reached over Into the flret
aid to-the-falnting-ootfit aad pulled out
one of the long leather -eovered bottles
Then aba foand a dainty tup omewhere
aad poured
'Yin lunin. Colonel,"' he would I
prophesy and usually was right..
or Deetoa would h much better
i than th Bolt for Mooting for real bean
PPW "torn the fam
ijr UW Thread Bank and tterted for
Tbeugbt Firet f Chcrri.
Wmrheeter, Ta., Uu!y M "Don't
worry about me, but aeva my eberriet."
cried Pan) 8afrd, a lad of tea year.
he wa picked up weth both arrnt
ihmkeei bud Me eH kmi hi t
- j 'v.ii .e,, A.m
froso the top of a ebti 1 1 area.
Hit eon-
QILKII S
Owl Shoot a Caadidate.
Mnawogee, Okla- July Ct-WMle be
hvg taittated into th oeder of Owls here
Theraday night, w. L. Tall, president 1
of the Mnakogn baseball dub, waa thr.t
ia tb bip with a blank artridg. It
feared 'blood poisowtng may result.
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BY FORT MYER
Capitals Since Mrs. Longworth't
Bh pound explaitely aad . when tba
frbgraao af tba tea wa wafted lata
to area of the diptr-tnat, gaoeral, ota,
b just aaturally imagined b wa ia a
drawing room ta Oonnactiout avanne or
Sixteenth tret With a emirtly bow
be would tab the cup anddrain it en
aooor or um rort Myr rseeptisuTX
r Xreat f Day.
At any rata Mr. Ioagwertb' rttep
tioa was the affair of th day. fteo-
ratary of Sut Kjhxc, Ambassador and
Madam euavBd. fiooratary of War
Dickinson, geneVala at lore and feenatora
by th butt jQf earn ap to greet bar
ana oa weiootnea to tae mysteries 01 ta
thermos battle. It developed into-tf fun.
tion that will make Beverly or Kewport
real very Diut, even if th tea may aa
oeen pinac .
Tettt Iftxt Week.
Th data for the beginning af the
o facial teatt kaa not been determined
It la -possible the aviators will notify
th signal corps aome time next week
that they an ready. Fligu ta taa signal
Corps ttattoa jiwt outside of Alexandria
ad return will be one of spectacular
performance of th official teat. If
Orrille ia able to put tb littl machine
through the ah- at the rata of fort-four
mile per hour, be will visit Alexandria
aad return in thirteen minutes and thir
ty-eight eeoonrii.
'Mist K tacrine Wright, the titter who
uted to tee oh aahool and aupphy the
money for the axperimrnta of her in
ventive Brothers, went over to Fort
Myer from Dayton, Ohio, ia time to tee
Orvlll It at tb rat of forty feuV
miles an hour for Vva wiinotW,' Prob
ably that n faster thaa Mr. Wright baa
gone bpforei certainly tt ia the beet he
hat done with the machine he haa here
now.
LEAVES M Til M
WHOSE WIFE HE STOLE
M0HTR0SE FARM HAND'S ROMAMCE
OF TEARS AGO IS RE
CALLED. Montrose, Pi., .ruly t Th law of
eonrpeneatiaa works even after "k! tbeae
manv veart.
fifty years ago. at Blsirstown. K. .1..
Joserh Kitchart won the affcrtiont of
Jennie Stafford, who married the poor
young msn aarainet the parent' a-iivhes
throwing over a wealthy suitor named
.femes 'Butler.
A hort time after her marriage ber
parents pertuaded her to lev, Knhrart ;
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and marry Butler, and the former re I
married, later eepareting from hit tr
onri wife, coming to South Montrose and
enragihg st a farmhand.
fhitler took hit prize and went West, ,
when, in a short time Mra. Butler died, i
'Rrnantly Butler died alao. and Kith
nrt hat beea notinerr that Butler, in.
kit will, keqneatehed to him tbe sum of
tilon aa a penial ownpntsttlon for
etealirur the sff ert ions of Mra. Kitbemrt
lemrl
No. I. sad Kitheart
last wnk received ,
tbe aeoney.
g
am troa rmrrawntvrw to T'w
LUUCbVI
BALD HEADS FORM
A HATLE5S CLUB
Ornaha Doctor Founds Orgauizo.
, Hon of Men Who Afjreo Never
, To Wear Hats.'
Omaha, Neb., Jury M. The newest
gaaleetioa la Omaha to clamor far
ogaitioa ia rapidly tnitatng tb aaoat
popular. It asuna b) tba Unties OnbJ
aad only msa srh are WWhaadad aaa
ever hope to betreiw aaaatbera.
Th pricn mover aad organiser
tb Hatleaa aub I Dr. Z. IX Clerk, who
publiihed a aoti ia bteal papers la
viUaafaO Tld headed men la Omaha, to
auet at hia atnaa. He expected , 1
tweaty-dva to respond, but than wan
an thaa tw hundred. ' ,
Dr. Clark was aleeted preeddeet asm
W. W. Slaabaagb teeeatary aad sraaa
urer. It Is not to be anpnoaad tha Batke
Club ia organhosd merely for fun. Tb
meaabara ban otbar motivet, tb pria
aipal aa of arbmb i to grow hair oa
bead aban It doaa aot grow now.
So patent lotion er taadiclne an to
ba and to coax tb hair, Tba eon aad
air an to do th work. -
Th rule of the eiub provide that
vary member anal go bareheaded or
let wear a bat with the arowa out oat.
lie may oarry a bat ia bis band and tip
K to a woman, but ba It prohibited from
placing it apoa hi head BO matter what
the oonettoQ may be.
MAINLY A BOOT PEOPLE.
Miaa Julie J. Calhoun, of Nw York,
a collateral deanendent of th
Mia C. Calhoun, cbaanaan of
sovereignty, ha - been a notahl Bgurs
in uonooa aociety this season
A toman tie career waa ended la tha
deathof William Fay, who died ta
Mnskegnn, Mich., aged M. Aa a Union
rout, during tha rewllion, he gj
fortaa to serve the Northern
Oa morning laat week Peter Maltter.
of Ironville, abnt two large earn ta the
imaaiee ereex. line meaaured so mohaa
and weighed nine pounds aad one meas
ured M inches and weighed U pounds.
Owing to the aew law deallne with
the publication of books in Korea, and
which will shortly com into operation,
It la oelKred that nearly half the
booka now in the book etnret will be
conn era ted. Korea Daily ffewa.
ERJITIOirS TIDE
IS NOW ON THE WINE
NUMBER OF ALTERS LANDING DDR
ING THE MONTH OFF ORE
FIFTH. Wsihington. July It The tide of im
migration into the I'mted States ia on
the wane.
I A falling off of 2.1 or approii
mately 20 nr cent., in the number of rm
migrtnt tfin avnitteH wito all porta
iot tree monin 01 June, M onmpared
May laal it shown ny the
statistics
mad public by the bureau of imnii
'gretion. of the depart ment of commerce
and IsHor.
'"'"T , 01 wrrigrant trie..
admitted for June waa Rn..,u, at train.t
dnrin)! M,T ,. A mirkM
ire-rease. hoecr. it noted in the num
her of aliens dfarrrd for the month
of June as compsred with May, tbe fig
ores being lfMd. sgsinet lofts
.
Brfk -Wrdge, Utet Job. Wife, Life.
York. Pa.. July 14 The breeking of
a temperaace pledt heving caused
'Charles Berrer fa years old
to lose hta
lob
and prevented a reronciUumii with rsatiM W found more hiffhtoned gfntle.
erlfe. he ended hi Hie by inhaling' men U an st The Heeler ln,litie" -
'North ("sroJins Gsjette. Sa'Wnin, K. C.
hia
MVmi, rbW Ally Treat a Cap.
tain Charles IWntp of tans alee, for
sotting adventur wi daciaaaa of tba
deep tdu aaa. II ha
thorn, partly because' aa asabaa
ert af hunting iraak man and aaeaiy
baeauaa ba auaot bam H. bait hat
triajnph aama reeeatly; vtbaa ha
added aad leaded tat laageat !
bead shark tver aeea ia a akaas
regioa, dead or aire. Tba 1
and abrteea feet (a length aad wetghad
la th aelgtborbood el tr3
pouaaa.
Tb sery af tba apBur of 1
abajk maa.es Mm yarn- of writeaa tf gt
iw . 1 waa aat
ri ftitiitaa law wiooid ate to 1
Berty ia Mm aornteg Capks '
an woai to Ma to ah tommy ten sbot
dorr la ouoat al gnea torUa. Ba araa
by baa brother In law, aad
half a mam cr mon off ahata k
roa iatoh asanlof a hsmdred '
flingliaf out tha largast aa ta tha
school. Captain Thnmpsnry taaateg ta
Mm bow l tb boat Intra hi harvooa
rdoap Into th haak of th anoaator. Taa
fonark waa thaa not
teat away from tb boat,' aad
ataly It began to; Bgkt. Wkk tb Ant
nub It (trunk tb bow of th araft, aad
aot being prepared far aa attack, Cap
tain Tkeenpaoa wa kaocared Overboard.
outer aaftraa m to aoaoM
at baad. but 7boaapaoa la
jnat about aa good a swaaaaar aa taay,
aad ha waa book aaboaxd in a dw ee
eada. Thaa tb agbt began. Bask aad
forth, wp aad aewa tb baadh, off b
tad ha ebon, mm axoawtat towod .
tba dory a If It won a this.
nee uaptaia faoeaasaa anwld
get near enough to jab th abaak with
JigMor pair of matt, lafllotanf only
la wesanda. whil at otbar it would
have oat every not of Una attanhot ta
aarpooa amhaddod In 1U aaak, tow.
ba th boat at a fearful apead tbromnh
a waur. .
At Mi bum tan th whole asbeoi
of hiw wan talcing part to tba eh tee. '
T&aar wouaoat tmsnaioa woo Dieening
freely,' and th small of blood draw then
aa. They attaakad it eiotoualy and tear- ,
mg tu TMtfr. ua moaaser, aaariy a
keg aa th any. ahaoot aaeiud it
tail at mm iteeke, wail aaaadred of
wo and were mad la ha ode aad bally
by amaller abaaks.
At times ft looxM a a bm Mat would ,
1 aotaekod. so Irearied war tbay by
amell of blood aad bouar tor food. .
Th TMwdiaament of tb two taoa Ib th
uawh wa a
1 anything bat plsaaaat. They
virtually pieoed their at oteiu, but
Oaptaia Thompson bald .
OndaaIrr tha mnoetar wm honed. Th
aatqual tght, a barpooa la ha baak and
a hundred or mon of Ha owa fchsd aaap
ning aadd gaawlng tta BJ Bwaay, wa taa
msah, aad about six hoar a' tat; aha hoa '
had beea Burred nto ito tody M Maaed
ta fight sad waa healed af at tha Mtmt
tee Boat, daao.
A heavy rope waa aha aiad fast ba
bied its gills and ha, aad tewtog ft ho. -bind
Captala TVwcooa etarted far
ehort. At thai tarn tb rSurks wen
hack and aetrn ahowt tb boat. ao4 lot.
lowed it to th hawd of th aat. Bop
ping aad bittaff at tb mi waa. chowgh
Iks think htea prevoated thesn BiakwaJ
nytbjag hut anest akin wound. Heaoh-.
big tb taay moat of tha sharks Vapeaal
oat of th ohaas, stthewgh fair didJjend
H aoroM to thit aide, one of ah eaa as th
mouth of th huaaui item, bafora givtag
up tba pursuit.
Arrwfcg at tha ftetraaol dock tha axoav
star waa hauled out with th aid af a
block and tackle. Captain Thompson -eatimated
itt weight at SfteoB band red
pounds though old boatmen aad sea
soned Bahamian daoland It wwabj go
nearer two thousand pounds. It was pro.
nouaotd the largest flab of Its kind May
had ever seen.
THE FINEST SCHOOL PRINCIPLE.
A SusesMfal Military Syoteas.
In a high grade boys' athooL Mm at
ayatem of died pi Ids I on wiatch ooaa-
1 the nntneat, order, nuaoerjutv.
badienaa, ecuare thouldert, aativ gait,
and expanded cheat of the erilresrv sys
tem and discards indue formality, orael
penalties and tbe spirit of fight, la pleas
of whK-h evils, personal intimacy, af
fection, peace and Car it Uaa love an
tubet itutad
Thit it the Military Syetsm aa uted
at tbe Bingham School, near Mehaae,
K. C. An attractive feature it the beau
tiful tailor made naiforra of beet oust
ity. like that ioed at West Point. Be
rsuee it is ths hamlsomeet and most
enduring, it Is the cheufiest clothing
rnsde.
Ti beeatirully illiistraied catalogue
telling sll about this famous school,
can be had without cost bv a postal
tr(i requeat. add rmei to
iTeeroei levrai uny. n. l,.. rreeidpnt,
Bingham School. Mebsne. V. C.
MUCH IN LITTLF
England has 1500 golt ronrRs
Oermsey hsa
t ton thejt an v
itt mra for avia-
olVr
B'v,rfllWBt.
Tbe Trolr of I Poland Bume t,
fa' iv in .on' i-un"" et month.
The Sii :ehn
ahninken to ha'.f of
kina; iedustry
i on time aise
II. an eoiia1 niiTnt.r iTirwl,r. I h, r