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An attempt of the second officer serious news item. But serpent stories became too frequent that of the s.8. "Katsura Maru, a they soon began to be treated as Japanese freighter loading cargo a joke. The secret of these extra-in the stream of Manila Bay, to ordinary stories was exposed in show his great strength early last CREDIBLE WITNESSES FOR THE the Life of Richard Harris Saturday afternoon resulted dia-

Barham (Ingoldsby) in 1870. strously for three deck officers.

and two firemen of the ship when They had been deliberately the box of skyrockets which the manufactured for fun by Stephen second officer was lifting slipped Price, manager Sir Edgeworth David's story to Price had an eccentric friend from his hands and exploded as it

hit the deck. Rufus about the famous news-Thomas Hill (the original of Paul

It developed that Tokyo Naka- a some- Pry), who used to visit him for yama, second officer, boasted to paper seu serpent was what slighting reference to a gossip paragraphs. When Price his companions, Kinichi Okamota, found his anecdotes and news chief officer, Hokuna Temada, fire- creature which, in its day, enter items in the Morning Chronicle"

man, Shisechiyo Matchishima, tained millions of newspaper read he guessed the author, and sup quartermaster and Giich! Taka- SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast) via Japan, Honolulu, Los Angeles, /ers and engaged bishops in heat-plied him solemnly with one lie. zona, fireman, that he could lift] or leg-puller, a day. The proprie-heavy weights. To prove his Aristotle and Pliny began it, tors of the paper, when they strength and ability, he decided to found the trans-Atlantic stories lift a box of skyrockets, part of SOUTH AMERICA (East Coast) vin Singapore, Cape Town & Ports, but naval officers, scientists, and were not being taken seriously, the consignment of cargo for clergymen have been among the refused to print any more; and Manila, from the deck to above his modern believers.

more than one London newspaper head. The American sea serpent par-was a little sensitive on the sub-

ject, as Edgeworth David's story rase, however, failed as it fell His attempt to lift the heavy thousands ticularly filled

of

shows.

from his hands scarcely had it columns of newspaper space, and

In 1848 Britain received its reached his belt. The four men was worth its weight in gold to own sen serpent report, from an who disbelieved his prowess were small town editors.

unexceptional source. The eye-standing around him awaiting As the New York Sun said witnesses responsible for the ac-the result of the test of his exultingly on July 28, 1896, sum-count were the officers and crew strength. Flying pieces of wood of H.M.S. Daedalus. The story and flame from the skyrockets ming up the serpent's movements itself first appeared in the Times, hit all the five men as the case for the last six months, "Chris and was then put into the form struck the deck and exploded. (Private exchango in all departmentstian Endeavourers have seen him of an official report from Capt. All those injured were rushed and marvelled; weather-beaten McQuhac to Admiral Sir W. H.to Saint Paul's Hospital for treat- captains have.steered their craft Gage.

nent. According to Dr R. W from his proximity; the truth-i From Her Majesty's ship Hart, attending physician, four loving Connecticut farmer has Daedalus, under my command, in of the men will have to stay in climbed upon his haystack and her passage from the East Indies, the hospital for from three days howled with fear, as the prodigy I have the honour to acquaint you to one week to completely recover; appeared... A prominent citi-for the information of my Lords from their injuries. One of the ren of New London has written Commissioners of the Admiralty, men was dismissed yesterday a treatise on a type-writer ron-that at 5 o'clock p.m. on the 6th afternoon from the hospital. Dr. cerning him; the United States rf August last, in latitude 24 deg. Hart declared that injuries sus- Army has watched with official 44 south and longitude 9 degrees trined by the men were not likely

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Bishop Pontoppidan early des- very unusual was seen by Mr cribed the sea serpent as "a wurm Sartoris, Midshipman, rapidly ap- with four flappers on its belly,"proaching the ship from before

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bishof himself. He was tra-pany was at supper. velling to Greenland on A mis- "On our attention being caller! sionary errand when he first saw to the object, it was discovered to

Per 8.8. President Grant for! the sea monster.

be an enormous serpent, with San Francisco via ports on June "Its head," he says, "when head and shoulders kept four feet 17: raised was on a level with our out of the water main-top. Its snout was long early as we could approximate Gibson, Mrs. B. C. Velez, D. C. R. L. Bailey, W. Golding, H. E. and sharp, and it blew water by comparing it with. the length Rankin. Mrs. A. H, Norton, T almost like a whale; it had large, of what our main topsail yard Nickelson, Lieut. L. A. Dillon, Dr. Mrs. J. E. Perkins, Dr. and Mrs. the new regulations for masters broad paws or paddles; its body would show in the water, there. J. France, C. A. Glasspole and Antonio Gomez, J. H. Little, and mates-officially approved to was covered with scales; its skin was at the very best 60 feet of son, Mrs. F. Landes. Rear-Admiral N K. Pavlost, K. Graendsen, become operative on January 1 was rough and uneven; in other the animal

W. D. MacDougall. Lieut. A. M. W. M. Meerions, Dr. K. respects it was as a serpent, and

This report, and an rccompany Townsend and son. Mrs. M. More, Ketudasma, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.next whereby the age limit as M. TAKEUCHI. Manager. when it dived, the end of its tail, ng sketch, which was engraved Mrs. J. Parrott, Miss Romana Levit and infant, Misa Romana applied to candidates for 2nd which was raised in the air. seem for the London Illustrated News Tolentino, Philip Friedman, Mrs. Tolentino, A. E. McCartney, E. R. mate's certificates of competency ed to be a full ship's length from (October 28, 1848) caused a great Frolova, A. H. Tait, F. C. Zliman. Shaw;

has been increased from 18 years Its body."

sensation, Richard Procter, Scientific Investigation.

British scientist,

a. S. Hoskine, R. Burnel.. W..

to 20 years. considered Thompson, W. M. Stuart Adams, The first appearance of the ser- that "the statement of the captain P. W. Roethlisberger, J. H. pent in American waters was and the crew of the Dacdatus, the Dolson. Mrs. W. Golding. R. M. NEW REGULATIONS. along the New England coast in former an officer of good standing Ramos, Mrs. D. E. Carlton, Mra 1819. Many people saw it from in the English Navy, has never J. E. Kennedy and son, Mrs. L. A. Age Limit for Second many different places, and their been overthrown " stories attracted so much atten- tion that the Boston Linnean

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The council of the Mercantile F. C. Gray drew up a report sign of Mexico, he saw plainly at the Parrott, E. D. Parker, C. Shank, Marine Service Association have said they had been within thirty monster - something ed by a number of witnesses whe bottom of the gulf a great sea H. Glover, W. Burrell, Mr. and been considering that aspect of fill in the gap of time.

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"The monster," they said, "was from 80 to 90 feet long, his head marinera made at Liverpool a re- On January 18, 1877, certain usually carried about two feat markable affidavit, which was above water; of dark brown drawn up by the master of their colour; motions very rapid, swims ship, the Pauline. faster than a whale."

The great sea serpent story the Pauline reached the region of The document get out that when! reached Britain in due course, the trade winds and equatorial

nd for a time was treated as currents, she was carried outside her course, and after a severe storm found herself off Cape San Roque, where several aperm whales were playing about her. Suddenly a gigantic serpent rose and wound itself twice in mighty coils around the largest of the whales, which it then proceeded to crush. It was seen on two dif- ferent occasions in the same lati- itude.

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Doubt and ridícule were awakened by this story, and news- papers of the time rejected it. Some scientists, however, hest tated. Dr. Andrew Wilson, who could not believe that the captain. and the men were lying, was will- ling to accept the explanation that the attacking animal might have been some big kind of water janake.

Sir Charles Lyell made some interesting attempts to trace the resemblance between the sea ser pent and well-known animals. He suggested a line of porpoises, the motions of a giant shark, or a monster seal strayed from its usual haunts. Y

Nobody has ever solved the mystery; but there are still people who believe that the sea may still give up a monster not yet dreamed of waif, perhaps, from Mexozoic seasy or a gigantic form of the living sea snakes.

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