THE I > ATL\ BilE OMAHA THUESDAi : "MAY 10
Hallway Sime Table.
U. P. . R. MAIN LINE
UUB. ARR1VH
Pally E prM.U:15 : p m I Pal'y V.ij rus 3:2S : p m
lci. > cr Kxp . 7:4 : { im Tcnver E p. . . 7:3 : am
KmlKi&nt . . C.UO p in I KmbttMit . ,5:20 : n m
OMAHA AND LINCOLN IlNE-l' 1' . DEroT.
UU\ . JkHRIVB
Lincoln \ . . ll5 ra I Mnroln Kx..l'03 pro
MUeJ . 8:15 in | Mixed . H :45pm :
DUMMY THA1VS-3HIDOE DIVISION.
Pumtnr tnlMl'MeOmi'itni foll' ' B 00 k
m j p.'jOn ID ; 10:00 : m ; lt.no in , luo : | < m3uO ;
p m ; 8.0J p iu ; 4:03 : P in ; 5 00 11 mi 6.CO p in
Dumni } tralmlcMfl 0 un.ll HluITi M lollown :
8:2) : m ; 9:25 : m ; H:25 : m ; 11 25 urn ; l:25p :
m : 2.25 p tuj J S5 p tn.4:2J ; : p nj ; 5.25 p in ; 0 : > 6 p
mt 8uni ! yi he Dummy trains Icavo Omaha kt
9.-00 , 11:00 : t uij 2:00 : , 4 00. 5:00 : and 8:00 : p m
LcaxaUounill Biun < at 0:25 : and 11:25 : i if ,
225 , 45 : , 6:25 : nd 0:25 : p in.
THROUGH AND LOOAUl'AS'ENaKR TIUINS
imtDOE DITI3KH.
LKAVlt OMAHA. tf\VK COl'tflt , BLUFFS
PmsNo 2. . . .7:45 : m ! ' . No 6. . . 7,25 a in
" No 10 6i5pm : " No 15 . , . .11:20 : am
"No 4 . . . 3:40pm : ' No 3 . .11:30 : BUI
Emlrnnt .No 0,6:15 : a m ' No 19 . 7-20 pin
" NoTiti-COpin " No 1. . . 7:00 : pm
SIOUX CITY&PACIF1C-DFPOTN. 15 h St
Lei > o Omaha ( or O'.Vcill via St Paul
Line for lllalr 8:30am :
Arrive from Nillgh 5fO : p in
C. , SI. i ST. 1' . It. R , U. 1'
LKA\8. AKRIMI.
HalKt E7l5ain' : MilU Ex . . .7:2 :
Atlantic 1.x. . .3:40)1 : ) ut I'ncllcEx. . . 9:43 : a Ji
Dally except Sunday IDily.
WABA3II , ST. LOUIS .t I'ACirlO R 11.U. . P
DKfOT.
LKAVH.
Omaha 7:15 : n m I Omaha 11 : Ot m
" SMjpu | " .
C , , U & Q. R. RU. . P.
ARRIVK. LKtVI ,
Mall * 7:45a : m I Exprrss 9l5am :
Exprisi S:40pm : | Mi * 7 25 p in
N. V. > x. loocs Council Illullj at 3:17 : pint
" " arrlNts " 8:20 : a mf
Sundaja exccptcd. iOmaha time
C. , R. I & I1. It. R.-U P. DEl'OT.
ARlmx. LEAVR.
Mall 9'45 a in Express 7:15 : am
Eiprcss 72Upui ! Mall 3:10 : inn
dundaj s ei cepud. Sunclaj a exempted.
' C. li N. W. R. K. U. P. DEPOT.
AKKIVK. LRA\B ,
Mall * 7-45 am Exprcai 0:45 : a m
Kiprees 3:40 : p in Mail * 7:20 : pm
* junilaja cxceptid * juiida3 txcopttd
S. C. & p. u. n _ U. P. DEPOT.
Mallt e.oOaml Expre-g 0.0 : . a ra
Expreta C.OOiim | Maul 7:20 : p m
tSjDdnjs cxccptcd
STjPAUL&IOMAIIA. NE'tRASKA DIVISION
DEl'OT N. 15TH ST.
No 2 8.00 am I No 1 4:50 : pm
No 4 12:45 : pm | No 3 11:45 : am
Sundaja exccpted.
K. C. , ST. JOS , & C. B. R. R-B. & M. DEPOT.
Mall 8:25 : am I Express 6:00 : a m
Expr S3 70pm ! | Mall 0:50 : p m
B. & M. R. , IN NEBRASKA.
Denver Exp : I5 a m 5:35 : p m
Lincoln Exp . .Ca3p m 0:40am :
MISSOURIiPACIFIO U. P. DEPOT.
A nun K. DEPART ,
Express 6:50 : am I Express 7r5 : p m
Mall 0:1pm : I Mill b:05ftin :
Tnlns leav nf at 7:2-1 : p m and arih Ing at 0:50 :
a ui will ha\o Pullman nUepera.
Opening and Closing of Wallt.
ROt'IB. OPES CLOSI.
a. m. p. m. a.m. p.m.
Chicago k Northwestern. . . 11.00 300 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , Rock Inland A P. .11.00 9.00 M30 2:10 :
Chicago , Barllniton & Q . . .11x0 9.00 2.10
' ' " . 12:3' : ' 5:30 :
Sioux City & Paclflc. . . . . . 6.00 7iOj :
Union I'acllc 40011:40 :
Omaha & hcpubllctn Val. . 2.0)11:10 :
Burlington k Mo. In N b. . . 0 00 7:105.30 :
Omaha & Mjrthw cstern. . . . 5,00 : ' 0
Mia ourl P citlc C:30 : 6:30 :
Local mills ( or State cl lena leave but once a
day\lz : 4 30 a. in
A Lincoln ini.ll IB aUn opened at 100 : a. m. .
OJ.ce open tundaja Itoia 12,00 m. to 1:10 : p.
m.
THOS F II ALL , Potttna tor
Saturday tvenlng Trains.
The fol owln tabh thoua ( hi ilato and naiiut
rf loaf's tunning trans to Chicago liom tbi
Ubion Pacific tians'cr t/n Satuidatutii ( 'j :
\
The Chlcnj - , St , Ptnl llnncaHIs ( | and Omaha
trains Iea\o every S turdiy atto nooi >
Th5 CnlcrKO , Milwaukee and St. Paul trains
ravce\crv atur afternoon *
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000.
"n'cihlniikjieerli/ii that tee Hrperciie the
arramjeinentt for all the Munthly and Stini
AnnualDraicingi nf The Louisiana State Lot
ten/ Company , uiul in pereon wattage aiulcnn
trot the Uraieinys Ilienitelrcs , and that the fame
are etndncted iriVA hont tii , fairnren , and in
gnud/tiith tiiuaid all parties , and ice authorize
thectnnpami tn ii d thin certificate , leith/ac tun-
lien nfmtr sijnaturet attached , in it * adiertitc-
iiieiiti. "
)
Co mm stltn ri
\P3"1EDtNTEnATTP OHO I
U OVEuilALVA MH.LIO-I DISrillULTKD.
Louisiana StatcTottery Oompany ,
Iccoiporitol In 18GS far CS ) HM bv > ho le 'H
Iv.urc l > r Kilucat 01 a ml CutliaMa puipjee *
lth a capltil f IJl.Oo'J 0 0owhlch a rtaerie
' fund o ! ( vor $553 00 bis s in o li'.cn ad Jed.
'ft Ilj an otoruhelm'n ; piru' rJ e Itafrirchlee
uasmailoapir ot the pnuout htiti ( .oiiJtltil-
tlon an pt d Dictmber , A , I ) , 18f ,
I tCr ncl tin e " urn or I r.wln > will
tskoplacmio tolv It ne ler * calti or jioitponei ,
'
Look nt tie folio ( 'inDlitrlbutioa :
URAK J OVESADE CONOERr ,
durlnc uhlch will Uko plico tbo
157th Crane Month y
DRAW-
| Q At Tev Crhins T. csd y
ure 12 1083
Undir the persons ! supe s'.on and m uag >
incut ot
Cen Q. T BEAUREUARD of o ' -n tnd
O.n JUBA. . EAHLY , of lru.n' ,
Capital Priz $150 , 000 ,
n Tic ttt _ Ten Oo on'y.
Talve. * 5 fltjt8T..2. T rhi , 9\ \ .
1 Cip'ta1 Prize ol , . - , , - . - -
IGiaiUPfltoot 5JOOO 60.000
1 Grand Prize ot 20,000 20.100
K Large Prlzeuf lO.O'O 20.000
4 Larue Prlzji ot 5fOO SJO.OCO
il1' " 0' ' ToSW : : : : :
100 " 0. , . . 30,000
2CO " 210 40'J' )
f- , ) M jro rAn-0
l coo " i & ° > W3
AVI'KOXIM VriOX MtlXB
100 Apprcxlinatlju ptlzcs of f.'O ) . . . . .
101 " " 100. . . J0(0o
! 100 " " W. . . 7,600
2279 IVIzta , amouitlnj to. . . . . , $52.,500
Application lor rate titailubs sliou'd ' only be
ma isfto the officacM lie Company ' - " " Or
leans. I or lufcrmailon apply to
M. A. DAliP-H N
fuw Or o elj Ln.
or M. A. Dauphin ,
OO7 tevenlh tt , Waili'njton , D 0.
v.o Tat eP'o' sure In nrounclng
'By MARK TWAIN ,
ntu , 'Lin : < n ? TIIK Mlsiji& iPi'i " A
theme , aud the rlth'st , riclfst.olume of all the
Twali eerus C .iar cte 1 t c lnuatration' .
S ! BOO IN CASH PHI/.ESTO AUENIh. ' ; A wore !
to the wifioldlutnclMit "
rtflCUTO WASTED OutflU now ,
AutN I Oijl ) fst putlcu'ars , addreiH C
B ilEACIl A CO , Chicago. m 9 7t
MAVEBIOK NATIONAL BANK.
Cor , Watur and Congr n Strcctt.
ISO STOMP.
CAPITAL , - - 8400.K)0
SURPLUS , - - OtOO.OOO
Transacts r general Hanking Imalnets , lid *
cclvea the accounts of Bunks , Hankers nod
others , Drawn Foreign Exchange find
makes Cable Transfers In Kuropo and Tel
egraphic Transfers of Money throughout
the United SUtei , 15uys anil tells Gov
ernment and other Investment Securities ,
and executes any business f ir Its Corre
spondent * tn the line of Bunking.
A3A P. POTTER , Preilden' .
J. J. EDDY , Caihler.
J. W. WORK , Ast'tCnihler.
mtth-mo
EiTAEU81Ui ) 1
S34S
UCEbl'iUNO ATTAOnMKNr-XOT PATENT
ED.
A. J. SIMPSON.
LEADING
OAKRIAGE FACTORY
1109 ml Hll Uodgo Str&ol ,
BUR 7-mo 6tu OMAHA , NKB.
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NKB.
Capital Stook , - - 5250,000
JAS.B. tlEARTWKLL. Prosleltnt.
A. L. CLARKE , \ li.e-1'resldent.
E. 0. WEBSTEK , Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
3 muc ! Alexander Oowald'Ollver ,
A. L. Clarke , E. 0. Webster
deo. n Pratt , Jan. I ! . Hearts ell ,
D. M.McElIIInnev.
First Mortgage Loans a Spooialtj
This Company lurnlihes permanent , homt
Institution where School Bend eand other legally
Issued Municipal socurltle to Nebraska cau be
be negotiated on the moat Utorablo terms
Loans made on Improve' ! ( arm In all well settled
counties ot the state thromh rciponilble local
corr'arondeMB.
CORNICE WORKS' ' !
Iron and Slate fioofing ,
0. SPEOHT , . . Proprietor.
Ill Douglas St. - Omaha , Neb
MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIZED
ron Cornices I
DORMER WINDOWS , FINIALS ,
Tin , Iron and Slate Roofing , ;
Ipecht's Patent Metallic Skylight Patent ,
Adjusted Kntchot Bar and Brnckot
Bhelvinc. I am the general agent
for the above line of goods ,
IRON FENCING ,
'resting ' * , Balustrades , Veranda ? , Iroo
Bank Itailings , Window Ulindo , Cel-
Ir.r Guards ; also
GENERAL AGENT FOR
EERSON & EILL PATENT IN
SIDE BLIND
PrtildtLl. Ylco Tui't.
R. 8. Dmnia , Ssc. iciTiciM.
THE HEBKA8KA
HMBIAOTUEHB CO
Lincoln , jSJeb
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cora Planters Harrowa.Fnrm Holler *
Bcltcy Buy Ruftad , UnoKat Hlovatlu ?
WlnnmUlu. < Sic
V'o BIO ptepaiod to da jcb woffc tad mtnnit
tiltli ? ( or otb r pirtlea.
tddrei ? nil or-lart
tD lie * KHKAfKA MANUFACTURING CO
W coin Neli
Six JOUH old , sir tl by Almont , ho liv Alexan
der /bdil'&h ' D Jin ,0.1 'lime , by War Danca.
Alto the iUndird-bred S alllon
Three ye ra o'.d , slrid by Almont Ll.htnlnj , by
Almont dam.
KESTUOKTCENTEiL
Four jears old , 5:31 : , by Balz rla' , Ilelzorlal Has
by Alexa'der'd Abdaliah.
Will make the icason at my p ace on 20th St ,
two b'cclB ts nf Or en S tect c n , at iJ5 00
each. Mire not preying I foil can no return.
'A uextfeiso- uo'clurno , 111) mercy inust
be p U Invarl ihly In alvonce. 1'or further par-
t'culars ecu or aiilnsj
ED. REED ,
in 3-cod mio 1m ( mtha , Neb.
KOl'IOEOFPUBLIOSALE.
O. * L\NDS WITHIN 1IIB
Otoe and Missouri
IN THE STATES OK
tE1BA8KA AMD KA < OA3.
L'sirru STAIRS t AMI Omts i
DKATRIIK , Mtt > , Ajr 1 SOtli , Ufi. : f
lly the d riLtl'ui o thell'n becretir ot the |
nUrior , the 1' . S. Linl Oihco at H nt 1 e , In
h i bUt < ol Netriska , w.h b > cp n on
Thursday , the 31sfc Day of May ,
1893 , at 10 o'clock ' , a , m.
Kcr the purple cl rtcclrlt g application to pur
chisj the rcn.ali dor 11 thf 1 .mia of the Oleo and
MI'Dourla resenatlcn , In fee states ot Nebraska
and Kaniag.
fhulands wilt bo ( old on'j to ptrona hc
shll within throe month ) from the date of thcli
appllca'lona make a permatr nt sett cmcnt upon
tuo tame , and each appllcntl n mint boarom-
panlod by ai aindk\t as nUcLco of good faith
n this respect
The 'aids wld hiso d to I ho hlgho'l rcsponsl.
ble bidder , atnrt IOJB thai the appr Ued xa'uc. .
In to acre tracts , and ro o o person will bo al
lo\\oJ to purUiuie inoio than lf.0 acres , except It
Lis.8 of fractlrnal cxcutB ( c ntU'Uoua tlurct'J
whfro th BUr\ej of toniehlp md action Hud
could not bt ma o ti conform to the boundar )
lineeoftho rct-cr atlon , In which 'aaitheexc n
not ( XL.dinj 40 acres , rraj bo adJed to thu 1G (
acres
Ihu toimsof ra'oarc an folioue.
line nuirttr In caih , t ) becomu due andpaya
bio at In ) cxplra on of thrie iconthB from thi
d le of filing appll at'on ' , oao quaiter In oni
jear , ohoiiuulcr In twi jous , one quarter li
time jiatb fron tin dateot silo , with Int res
at the rite tf 5 per tentum per annum ; but li
cue tf default In the flr&t or casn pijimnt , th
pirEOn thus dcf.uUlcg s a'l ' forfeit abijliittlj hi
rli lit to the ( net f T iht purpose cf wbkh bo hi
ip lled.
Nolandf l I Ic Bold upon tilth Improtc
menu a o tcund bulnujni ; to Ird'ana as roiorte
b > the apvraUcru ! n thtlr tchodu.o ol their a )
piaUmcnt.
' 1 ne sale will be subject to > njirOTil by th
SicreUry fl the Intcrfor andull be contlnm
from day to day at DestrUc , un'll the land ] ai
dlsii1 eJ of
A Ha * of the lands , with the apprafoeJaluo c
cnch tract , will bo found on file at the dUtr'e
laid office at Ileatrlci ) .
H. W. PAUKEIl Itciflster ,
M3o3l ! W , II , SOU t US , UecUtr < r.
THAPPINQ TUB 1UIUU : ' .
WLo'ntho A ilortu-vna Knvonto I'ooA
11 CduaUt ItnpDroueioaa of
n furtlor.
Ne York Sun
"No , thry fciti't Iu pnln , " e.ilil on
nnclcnt tkipptr at the Fulton uintko1.
dock , us hn nrrangod ft ploco cf ecsnt-
llug under the head of n bU < Ar-i > jrod
turtlu tlmt WAS llng In the sun. "It
looln ctUdl to keep them turned on
thtlr backs , but water is dtvshod over
Vui every hour or no , and I reckon
they havti n o ay tlmo of It ; bat It U
cruel to keep 'em ou' In the iuibufo : > o
a restaurant , and tack a phcird ou
the nholl , 'To brj nerved this dny. '
That , Bays I , la Ukln * an nnclao ad
vantage , but yon cnii'c expot feolln'
In men that deal In foot' ' ; nil they
care for is to fill yon up. I'm down o
Y'tn. "
"lloir tit-1' atk d his companion
"I etriuk hero a month HWO , repllou
the ' 'on smiok ffom Iv
aklppor , my , y
\V > . > t , eo 1 had to shift 1'Lo ' f Dr inj'
aulf. 1 alined papjra wlili n rosier
ant man up nvruot here to provide
thrco iqaaro meals a dnyand ouodny ,
1 bcin' fond of tnrtlu , I brought in a
young green that I had kept , and ra-
qno&toci that it bo made Into soup ,
Well , the next day I dropped Into
the market , und ( hero was that very
turtle for talo. Yo acc > , I hid my pit
vnto mark on him. I didn't lot on ,
but on the way to dinner I picked up
an old shipmate of mine , now on the
police force , and iavltod him to tty
the aoup. Wall , the waiter brought
In Botno black etuif , and to soou nn I'd
tasted It , 'Salt junk , acaaoncd , ' leiys ;
'eond the boBo. ' Oat hocnmo , a null
ing nil over , but I brought him up
with a round turn. Stysl : 'This
'ero soup's kind o' weak I reckon,1
saya I ; 'that turtle kind o1 waded
thrqngh , and ho wout oo fnat that ho
caught up with Fnlton maiket ; and , '
aiys I , ' 810 down or the turtle , or , '
aaya I , 'lyo with my friaud here who,1
saya I , 'la n particular friend o' the
the mayor. ' Wall , " aald the old man ,
with a grin , "ho planked down the $10
and wo walked out. Ita windy when
they cot the bllgo on old Sam. No salt
hoes mock turtle fjr me. "
"Then you are In the turtllng bust
noee ? " asked his companion.
"Wall , ourt o1 half an' half , " was
the reply. ' 'Wo frsh In the Havana
trade all winter , and in the spring , if
wo como north , fetch all the tnrtleo
wo can. There's always.a muket for
"em. Where do wo catch cm ? Wall ,
mostly 'round Hnrkoya ( Mitrqnlaa
Tagoecs ( Tdrtugftf ) . Then wo buy tt
likely lot from the Cjiiob crawla nt
Key West. Sport ? Wall , some
thinks it's oport. I used to think it
sport to go crow shootin' when I wcu a
yonker , but when the old man sot mo
out in the con fuld to shoot crowa all
day it didn't ccom so funny. So it1
with turtlin' . Yo git snrfittod with It.
About this month nrouud the Tugoaos
la a good time , and co on np to mid *
eummor. The keys itro about six or
uovoii iii nunibjr , nothln' on 'em but
sand , pusloy , and tn y cedar bushca
On Garden key there's n big fort , but
thoro'd only two keys tint turtles ooino
abhoro on , and why that's no I'm blest
if I toll. On Loggerhead key , to the
wciatwrrd , the loggerhcado como up ,
and T noviT soon n green turtle tjioro
ynt , but on E\ct : key , ubout five mllea
e.11' , thure you get all the green turtles
you want.
"What's the difference ? Wall , if f
yon had the two steak , you'd toll like
enough. Tbo loggerhead la blggor ,
tougher , and uglier , and bring about
one third what the green turtles do ,
the Lutorbclu' fine form , dolecute-llko.
The loggoi head ID jest like an old Now
Bedford nha'.er ' , while the green turtle
io a ngular cllppor ship. Wall , aa
to bow wo cstch 'em. Wo run down
to the keyo , nnd lay thoemack on , and
late In the afternoon put athoro la the
dingles and tnako camp in the buthen.
Then otio hand taken n walk round the
beach o'oao ' to the water ; In that ivnj
ho Btrlkoa the track.i up , at onct fol'
Iowa 'em up , and so finda the ncnt
Egga good ? Wall , it's a matter o
taste. 1'vo seen turtle egga on the
galley atovo forty-eight hours andthoj
never changed a bit ; cookin' don'l
MFeot 'cm n mite , and the only way ]
. saw 'cm catun , waa when they were
taken oat of the turtle half formed
lookln' like yellow grapes , and dried
In the sun until hard , and eaten like
choose- ; they kind o' ta&to like U.
"Turtles don't generally como
aohoro until after dark. Every twenty
minutes or so one of the hands taken
a round , and when ho comes to a track
easy to see by moonlight or tiara up
ho rnsheti , and If the t jfrtlo la layin ,
ahe won't move , and you've got to wait
till the gita through : but If she'd jast
through or about dlggln' eho'H turn
and make track a for the \vaer In a
way as la a caution to alnnere. Tiie
first tlmo I tackled one aho got tbe
atart on mo , aud I ran up behind
juat in time to catch about a barrel cf
snd. ! She threw it with all four slip-
pats like a Mississippi atom wheel
ateamer , fillln my eyes no I jjst sot
down and yelled , while she slid off in
to the water. But a good hand will
alip up , aud with & grip jest behind
the fore illpprs rend a bit ; ono over.
This donn , the Tljpjra are sill with a
knife and made fobc by rope yarn , and
s lie's ready to ship and left right there
If it's n big turtle the tumor gives t
slcg out , and a conplo o' hands go or
the run to glvu I iui a lift. I'vo been
ono o' thoeo moo , and I ain't no baby
a trylft' to lift a b'g ' loggerhead over
and couldn't. She struck my mate ;
over the head with her fore fllppei
the first time I rained her , aud ho wen1
down just aa if he'd boon sent for
and his JAW looked like the gang planli
of a tread mill all 'gormod' up. Tin
next lift aho took hold o' my foot , ant
talk about bulldogs , she nigh on tc
tuck mo overboard , the other mm
boatln' her with Bcantllu'a , But Lor
bless yon , aho waa a movlu tor the water
tor all the time , taklu in right nlong ! ,
and throwing &and like a wind mill 1.
At last in uho got , and the or.ly satis
faction I got waa a rldo. There waa i
alioal plcco that ran off about two htm
drod yarda , and as she hinged off .
grabbed her by the back of the nook
and aha towed nn to the edge of thi
channel quicker than I over won
through the water ufnro.
"Turtles ain't ' BO stupid J peopl
think , I'vo often watched them , a
sometimes they como up in front of
the camp. Firat you hoar a kind c
elgh kind o1 ftsthma-llkoj'thon in th
moonlight you'll ROD a black head i
lookln' 'round. Up she comes , i
little at a time , but afore she leave
the water she make * sure there aln' ' '
no ono around , then goes for th
bench , crawls right up oloio to the
bmh wboro the water never tanchoa ,
r.ud wbcro , during the day , it a nlmost
rod hot. Thi'ii sno picks cut a place
and c mmoi.cos to dig with hsr hltul
feet , tititlU hole about throe feet deep
U dug , aud into this the cygi are drop.
p.nl sometimes a hundred , more or
less. When sho's done she covorH It
up , and iuktcad of going right b\ck
and there you see the ounnlu * o' the
brutes-sho crawloo along the edge ol
the bush a ware , and then attlkea for
the water , perhaps two hundred fact
from where she came up ; so all ye
know when you find tracks Is that the
neat Is somewhere between 'cm , and a
green hand la Uko to nuke a still hunt
for it.
"Scmotlmos as many as a dozen are
turned In a night , and aouiotlmue imiy
one. They Uko bright moonlight
nlghta , thiugh. The next morning
uo git 'cm late the dingy , nud then
rig a block and tackle and git 'eui
aboard the smack aud run fcr Key
West. Moat skippers that make any
baalupss c f tuctlin1 have crawls on the
llata on the northwest aldo of the koy.
Crawls ? Wall , crawla'a a place where
turtles can't crawl out. Nothln' but
a fenced in place in four or lite five
foot of water , and into thin all the
turtles are put 'to bj kept till cal od
for , ' as O pt. Kidd aald when he
burlid the pot o' gold , On these
crawls , or thoto of the Uouchos , wo
call when wo work up along. The
turtles are taken out und stowed on
their baoka and dashed with water ,
and llvo for any tlmo.
"What are the Oonohotf Wall ,
they're & part of the population of
Key West livlu' In a part called
Oouchtown , and supposed to live on
oonohoa. Bat I never nee ono o.it ono ,
and I reckon nothln' but groupers
would tackle 'em , The Uonchcn have
a curious way of catohlu' turtles with
a peg. Spe&rln' yo might call it , but
the spear la a peg , lookln' jest like
about two Inches off the end of nth tee
aided file. That or'o la made fast to a
lone grouper line about aa big na our
cod line , and made to fit into a long
polo. With thia rig they scull over
the reef with a dingy , aud when they
BOO a turtle anloop ou the bottom or
lying on the top they lot him have It.
You'd think euoh a plug would pull
out , but It don'l ; auction koopa It In ,
and a big loggerhead will pull a boat a
couple o1 mile afore they get it along
side. Then , ns > ln , it don't hurt the
critter , only stlcka In the shell and ciu
be worked right out , which a barbed
epcar couldn't.
"There's another turtle they git on
the reef the hawksUll ; they're line
oitln' , but the shell la the most valu
able , being made into oornba and the
liko. On the South American coast
they take the aholl off by roastln' and
lottln1 the critter go to grow another.
Did yo ever BOO a Gallapaa turtle ?
No , Well , there'll a terrapin for you
Ltnd turtloa , four foot long and three
feet high , that tolo along a man , or
thrco of 'om , jast like a horao. I
landed on the Islands iu ' 01 and
brought away half a do/.jn of 'em. '
The whole island la markou" with their
tracks loadin' frjm the water up into
the cones. They're the blpgrat land
turtles a llvln' , but there alu't ' much
call for 'cm except for curiosities. Too
blggoat sen turtle to-day ( a the leather
turtle , pomotlmca wolghln' two thou
sand pounds. The back fa mndo np
of ono piece , havln' no scales like the
othoro. Thoro'n a big ono In New
Loudon they pay. The owner gave it
rod eyes and stuffed It all out of shape
and shown it every year us 'tho greal
eoa monster , ' and actually don't know
himself what hn'a showlti' . "
Tao Gallapagoa turtle mentioned bj
the skipper la from gigantic stock
Several yoara ago aomo workmen WOK
making excavations in lower India
when they came on to vrhnt waa evl
dcntly a hence ; nt least such the tm-
tiven considered it. Ir , waa carolullj
unearthed , and turned out to bo thi
. aholl of au enormous turtle that llvec
during tno tertiary period. It wai
fourteen feet long aud nine feet high
' and competent naturalists oipreanet
, the opinion that when allvo It muo
have boon twenty five feet long I
waa a land tortoise , and crawled abon
Uko our wood tortoises of to day , mak
Ing footprints aa largo aa those of ai
elephant. In the western conntrj
known as the Bad Linda hnndrcda o
, fossil tnrtloa have been found , thel
Interlorr filled with solid rock , onci
the eand or muddy lake or uov bed ii
which they lived.
On ouo of tbo government cxpodi
lions a turtle , perhaps thirty feet it
length , waa found , which , curlcmulj
enough , had rudimentary oharuotorlB
tlcn , choking it to bo a missing link
r.s it wore , connecting other forun. I
wna a forefather of the great loathe
turtle of to-day. Ito length fron
fllppar to Ilippor was over sevontoei
feet , making it the largest turtle yc
known.
A CALIFORNIA GHOST.
Tno Stranuo Apparition that Start\e \ <
an Engineer.
McndoU Journal.
lUtlroad onclnotra are qnccr ful
lows , nud aa full of auporatltion r.s ai
rg Is of moat , ijist week while th
big blaety-ton engine VMS fi'llng he
. tank at the depot a Journal rcporio
a and Engineer D.rting , who has takni
seven of thono mcnotorj down to To
hichlpa , had the following converts
, , tion :
, , ' 'Did you over Uko a train up the
o Tehlohlpa grade at night I moat
eluco the horrible nccldon. / " atked th
ropDrtor ,
, , "Yes ; I made a trip over that par
of the road the laat tlmo I was down i
replied the engineer , "and HO help m
d O ad , I never want to BOO another sigh
Uko the ouo I witnessed that night. "
n "What did yon BOP , if I may attkj
"Well , I don't Uko to talk abor
iouch things , for I'm different froi
monk of my brethren im-l don't IK
. llovo that spirits visit thld earth ; bi
swhat I saw that night almost convince
a mo that they do on aomo occasions.
ihad had n very hard day'n work on
1 the night was ono of the nnat foarft
, that I over saw on the mountains , an
I'vo boon over the road more than
it thousand tlmoj. Well , just an wo wei
passing where the cara jumped th
lo track , my liroman the young man 1
ns the cab now called my attention to
man lying on the track only a ahu
o' distance ahead , It iraa only a mi
o ment'B work to atop the engine w
n didn't have a train. The cow-catch *
a was within about thrx'u feet of tl
os body when wo stopped , I thought
i't wai BOmo poor tramp who had falle
10 down and frozen to death , I cool
BOO the body jtut as plain ai I aao you
now , bu' whuu I g it down aud when
In front cf the ctiglnn I couldn't nee
the sign of it mtn , tier where any ono
had been , Tnis was n slicker -
or , for there wore icvoral Inches
of snow on the ground , and had
any ouo boon there I could have soon
the print tn the snow. I was so much
astonished that I could not speak for
a foir minutes , At list my compan
ion aikod If ho WAS dead , I told htm
there was no ono there , and ho re
plied , 'What Is the matter with yon ?
I see him right at you : foot. ' This
caused mo to take the second look ,
but not the ilgn of a man could I
find , I got back Into the cab , and
strange to say , I could sco that body
just as plain as day , I sent my
fireman down , aud watched him ,
Uo walked all over the body , and
came back In a moment with the
whitest facp I over naw on a human
being. Neither ef us could speak a
word , It wan terrible ; BO I started
up thopriHo , determined to izot away
from the horrlblu thing. When wo
paiso.l over the plnco where the body
seemed to bo I never hoard such yells
In my life. Thov came from both
aldca cf the road. "
They both stick to the story , and
say others have seen It. <
The Maverick National Ihuk of
Boston draws foreign exchange , buys
aud nolla Government and other In
vestment securities , and transacts any
business for its correspondents In the
line of banking. nutth-mo
FKHRY'd LUAN8.
How a Recently Bankrupt Sonntor
Worked Two Detroit Hanks.
"Gith" captured a Ditroltorfor on
Interview and from him extracted the
following Information : "Tho Second
National bank of Ddtrolt , of which
James F. Joy Is ono of the directors ,
has for about twenty years been the
dopotitory of the national funds.
The government haa In every atato a
depository , and charges no Interact
for Its cash. Hence , the Second Na
tional bank had a great opportunity
with the public funds. On several
Decisions the First National bank
felt a dotlro to got those funds. They
sent a delegation to Washington
city , which mot United States Sona-
torFcrry and said to him : 'Wo are
republicans , Uko the Second National
bank people. Wo want some of this
money on deposit. ' Mr. Ferry
bowed bweotty , and said ho would at
once take them up to the secretary of
the treasury and have their vlows
presented , and under cover of this ho
made a big loan from the First Na
tional bank. Thereupon the Second
National bank sent a delegation to
Washington alao , whiah waited on
Senator Ferry , and said : 'Iloro , wo
are being outraged. Wo have boon
the national depository for twenty
yo-UB. ' Mr. Ferry bouod sweetly. .
ai.dsald : 'I will take yon up to thi
secretory of the treasury and hive
thooo beautiful views represented ,
Tneronpon ho made a big loan from th
Second National bank. From ono of
thc.in binks it ia undoratood that ho
got $30,000 in loans , and from the
other i-ot $10OCO. Now , Mr. Joy
know perfectly well that Ferry waa
using his position as president of the
senate to make those loans , but did
not muko thochargos against him that
ho bad against Mr. lilalno. That
, IB the trouble with all those high-
toned reformers. They are very In
dignant at the deficiencies of > public
men until they find it to their inter
eat to overlook the subject. Mr. Joy
WOB once R prompt and strong public
speaker. IIo went into business , aud
rather lost his public apoaking fort.
1- Now ho doen not epeak at all. Bu'
- ho la qolto a high church member ,
and a very genteel man in our soci
ety. "
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Do you want a pure , bloomIng -
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mice ol' licai , i'attyuo auu cx-
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