Fort Wayne Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 8

TJ'j; "vxi MkW'tW 1: Ti, ix vy?" PTOSiTTCP i. tv K' r. iv A FORT WAYNE DAILY GAZETTE. A SHOWMAN'S DAIRY. KeckAnlwali lB 1 Tli under Storm Lassoln a Bear.

Tight Between a Won and a Tiger Itad Elephants Lioness Eating her Cubs. Charles' Morrison, who left ftlch nwnd, In the spring ol 1878 to knln; Anderson's consolidated snows. has after an absence of nearly four years. He traveled with Xewls Bell's clrcussos and, menageries nearly all the making four trips with them through and'eouthern states. Last.evenlnghe elated bis experience to a Palladium acportcr.

He said 'BBriAKINO A WON'b NECKj xti'le li rlAAl.AnJnn fltlk r.dL.k IIIiMWi vleee of raw beef to the lions. Two of lb dm caught It between their teeth and began struggling for posessipriof K. One' was? flue black maned Black African and the other was a joiing animal, of the. Bamfr ipecloe. They pulled and jerked at It until we aeard something snap and saw the smaller one let loose and fall to the floor of the cage.

We went to him and found that his neck had been twisted out; of Joint and the spinal vsrd broken. He was dead when we nnehed him." AS ELKl'IINT KILLB A'DBOMEI)AUY. vAs our train pulled out of liouis tclle, after a two day's exhlb JTien, Hao, a young elephant, began fcaainir a dromedary, that had been Jrrven In beside him. The ship of the oieiert spat at hirn and finally llt his Qrnnk. The elephant turned on him and pinned him to the floqrwlth one af his tasks.

Itobey, the elephant wan, Jumped In to atop the fight and the enraged monster drove the other task through him and almost killed him. The dromedary was so badly hurt that it' died from the effects fits injuries. At Ilastrope, Texas. 3e became frightened at the motion the ferry boat that was to carry aim across the Babtne river, and jmnped overboard. He to the opposite shore where the other elephants had landed, and we were marer able to get him on a bCat afterward," dHIHALS IN A THUNDER STORM.

A. menagerie In time of a thunder storm Is a regular pandemonium. No tongue can describe It. The animals art up a roar and howl that is per. aectly deafening, and to one not ao cswtomed to it the.

sound sends a Shrill of terror through the heart that cannot be forgotten in a day. The 3Sanapace backward and toward in Utelr cages and keep up a continuous muring, the wolves and Jackals howl, lb hyenas laugh like a pack of lemons loosed from the infernal regions, the monkeys and parrots screech and chatter to each other, the sea 4en' bark, and every beast that hasa aafr or lungs sends up the most un aarthty noise his throat can give vent LA8SOINO A BLAOK HHAK. "One Bunday we watered the animals at Deiluyter, N. Y. Two Men fastened chains to the collar of Jtmln the black bear, and led him to the creek, one walking on either side.

at the length of the chain, to keep him flrem getting too close to them. The screKie vt' Ke ana ine couar supped fl. Vruln saw his chance, and start. rortne country on a canter. All afthe men on the ground followed, and after a four mfle chase one succeeded In throwing a lariat over his irad and choking him down, so that a collar could be slipped around his seek." A LION KILLS A TIOBK.

"The Hon trainer forgot to jock the noor in the partition between the Dons and a female tiger that we had fast bought, after his rehearshal at JUayenna, and the tigress pushed II open and walked Into the lion's fen. A terrible light followed, which one of the lions disemboweled and fatally Injured her; In a fair aght she eould hare whipped for the tiger Is a more courageous ana TaXfroU8nlniainhannheklnrof easts. The first readers do not teach this kind of natural history, but it is une, nevertheless. Showmen know it and hunters find them harder to sspture and kill." KILLED BY COW J10Y8. "Ehnls, Texas Is the hardest place at the United Btates.

It la a rendei woas'forcow. boys, and a ruaaf Is never ale within its borders. The favorite amusement of the inhabitants is to go sot along the. railroad at night and boot the lanterns. out of the hands of the brakeinen.

A train man knows tatter than to step outside of his car with a light while passing through the place. Our Master of Transport Men. Campbell Pollock, an old and experienced showman, was shot down ana mortally wounded by two cow keys while loading wagons on the aars there on the 16th of last April. Tbe town Marsha) arrested them, but we could not stay to prosecute. A.

snr months afterward Mr. Sells reserved a letter post marked Knnls. which said: "I killed the man last might who killed one bf your men sere in. April." was no eigna tare to It, but I have since learned Uut the fellow's life was snuffed out with a bullet, one night, while dhw cmDing a cnurou garnering, as quick ly and, with as little warning as one wine uraneman's lanterns that be Sad put out with his revolver," TKXAB MUD AND AN, ELEPHANT C1IA8B. "Mud was plenty In Texas when we were there.

The wagon sank In It tat he hubs, and at Butler it took weiveuorees to pull a cage. At other jlaeei i We had to get the blgrelephant to push the wagons. He la a seed worker, but he sometimes took it In his head to push when we did not want him to. On one of our v'slU oEnnls he pulled loose from the stake to which he was tied, As I was Bussing the grounds I saw him stand tog beside a fenoe deliberately tear far it I called to him stop It ana be took after me. There waa a ape standing out alone in the open apace, and I.

ran for It. When he eaenea it ne put nis roreneaa against the hind end and began pushing It along. I caught ld of the pole and godded It around, so that.lt would at be broken by coming in contact other. Objects Two men began whipping him, and he took after them They would keep him after them until he was so olnse that he could mostrMnjaUenifcWUhi'his, trunks Then another one would throw sticks hewould run after the new nin: We kept him, running around lu this, way untll hi keeper arrived and made hint, behave himself, p.JHm. BtOK jblbIpiiantb.

Elephantit have chills that resemble ague. When oae fcf them comes pour quart or wuissy ana other stuff in a buoket of water, and tea of: it They soon get better under' thh1 kind of treatment. Their feet are tender, and the hard nlkes stives them a disease that rotes lh lonot tlie feet and kill, them. Bunday Isalway set a part for paring off tbe callous places Cn their soios. Tlie blg' AtiMIo' elephant Empress.

Is diseased 'INDIANS AT A OIEOUS, v' 'One hundred and fifty Winnebago Indiana front the reservationattended the performance at. Tama, Iowa. After the performance they, went around tp, the cook which was updi my care. The aealstant steward ws In charge and ihe. gave onei of thema'Dlece of bread' and butter.

That suited exactly, and Ihe wholo band fllciltnto the tent ana sat down at the tables. I arrived in time to son them helnlne themselves to the eunner nrenared for the men. I ordered them out, and they went off grunt ing to themselves." CHOKINO SUA LIONS. "Two sea lions were choked to death by the carelessness of the at tendants. They live On fish, and the buyer who travels ahead of the show used to order a supply in advance.

At Monmouth, 111., he had to take shovel nosed cat flsh, and' the man who fed them to tbe sea lions forgot to trim the1 spike like fins on their sides and back before throwing them Into tbe cage. They stuck through the throats of the lions and killed them." A LIONESS DKSTBOYBD HER CUD9. "The lioness gave birth taa litter tf cubs at Iiorih Vernon, and they were all right when we started for the street parade. On eur return to the show around they had all dis appeared, and the' bloody mouth of the mother told plainly where they had gone." Kiohmond Palladium. Remember all diseases of the stomach and lnttstlnes, urinary and digestive organs, cured by using Brown's Iron bitters.

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Ashes and clinker easily removed, No dust escapes in the room. But little coal or wood necessary. Coal is not wasted or half burned. Fire lasts like a base burner. Oven is always ready for baking.

No trouble to use, but a pleasure. It Is for wood or coal. The fancy shelf is a beauty, Extra shelves without charge. It has an elegant high closet. The expansion top will not crack.

has six kettle holes. The low close is large, Can be had with or without reservoir. The reservoir Is large; It Is very heavy and strong. It will last for a life time, All can have water fronts. The ovens are large.

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Table spoonfull twice a day. .00 PER BOTTLE. HEYKI11IKOS.A.CO., Wholesale Agents. O. B.

Oadjr Prop Claelnaatl JOHN A. SCOTT, Dwftlsrla Bir, Straw, Oor Oat, 1 ttndaof 11U1 Fed.aad theekbratd Ckorlf Horat) aad CI Food. 45 Colambla Street, Tort Wajriie, lad. On Monthly Payments at I. N.

TAYLOR'S No. 01 Calhoun Street. Central Grocery, HO. lOS CAJLHOraSTHBBX amal.auurte ni far Flah and Gai TOILET ADDITIONS! COSMETICS, Vpt Morth and Ilair; Frnoh, Italian and Aintrloan, in WlilU, Blaok, Brown and CnMtnut lYIoustacho Was. draalna Frenoh Hair Pomadai, 011a and itonn.

Bay Ram, Imported' and DomMtlo. Florida and TolUt iraUn. Toilet Powders and Lotlona, and ererjtlilnj mel tor the Toilet by ladles or gentlemen. t. THIEMB, Druggist Chemist IBITES, 1 1 ATal fL RlnVBteek 9t OmXkmma! ray Drertae Vm.Jnk aify.

Vaaltirjr, Oysters, tola uaU for Saddle ttock ttae aoest ever sold In the city. BUpie and Xancr arooerles. Best teMs of Chnned foods. Uainrey's fUnce for iah aad per put, Qroat Blaokwell's (ooda, lnolodiai ali kinds of ewnned naV. All kiaos of fratts sad vegetables In BaMf I fae.

00c A. WALTERS, falleu aera. NOTIOE TO STOOKHQIiDERS. FortWwa. feb, 811892.

Theaaneal ateetlna et (he stoekholdan of (be Fori Waioe Wurrea A llruU railroad eoapaaf will be heldaiUiaoffloeiatbeoltrel Ifort W.roe, lad, on March 14th, 1882, at le'olook, for' the eleoUoa of a bo.d of dl raotorfl. to aorre for the easnloa 'roar, aad for the tfeaiaouoa of eaob. other baoiaooe ao mar be praoeot eaattheume. v. v.

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