The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-28

until another lass0 is put around the
other fin. With these two, to perform
the rest of the work by throwing lasso
about his neck is comparatively easy.
A cage is then brought and placed over
the animal. With the lassos, which are
then run through the slat sides of the
cage, the lion is pulled inside, when the
cage is turned top upwards, the men
holding to the ropes, while others nail
up the open side. The lion is then Sc
cure, and is removed to the ship"
Aristocratic Shepliftsrs II Paris.
A Paris letter to the New York World
says: A singularly romantic and pain:
full scene was witnessed in the Court OF
the Eleventh Chamber couple of days
since. On the seat allotted to defend
ants cited to appear, but not restrained
of their liberty, sat woman some SO
years of age, of imposing appearance
and naughty demeanor, with a head
such as one sees on q Roman cameo.
She toyed negigently while being ques-
toned with a jeweled fan. giving her an
swers disdainfully. Beside her, but upon
the prisoners bench, was girl of eight
cen, tall and slight brunette whose
great dark eyes, wet with tears, re-
sembled those of a Madonna in ecstatic
prayer. They were aunt and niece, both
of Spanish orr gin. The elder, Virginia
Pulgar, is the wife of a Venezuelan Cen
eral who, in 1874, represented Venezu-
ella in France; then became Governor
of province; then revolted and was
defeated. He is now planning another
revolution, while his wife lives, or rather
lived, an elegant life, having an ample
fortune of her own, in one of the elegant
hotels on the Champs Elysees. The
niece, Carmen Losseda-" Nina" as
her aunt called hers the daughter of
an ex-President of Venezuela, wife of a
handsome young Colonel, LopezM endez,
aged twenty-four. They were married
last winter and came to Paris to spend
how sad honeymoon!
In some respects the case resembled
thatof Nine. Kouwitchinski, the wealthy
Russian, who. forced her little daughter
of IL years, Nodine, to steal in the shops
they visited. According to the prosecu-
ton, the young woman lifted " every
thing she could secure at the counters,
while her husband and aunt kept the
shopmen occupied. Why people so rich
should steal as these stole, why they
should steal as omnivOrOusly as these
stole, the prosecution did moi pretend to
explain; but at Mime. Pulgar's residence
the police found articles of all descrip-
tons and every value from 800 franc
ring down to a pair of coarse wooden
hose, from gold bracelets to handker-
chiefs at 5 francs a dozens cents
apiece. ~
The Young girl indicted as principal
offender took upon herself with a touch
ing resignation the sole and entire re-
sponsibility for the thefts. She had but
one thought, enc desire-to save her
husband and her mothers sister bv es-
tablishing that she had taken the arti-
cles in question without their knowledge
or assistance, and she set herself to
make out her own guilt as pite-
ously and resolutely as another woman
would have striven to prove her COM
plete innocence. The principal witnesses
against her were two jewellers: from
one, Boucheron, she had stolen SAP
phire ring; from the other. Fontana. a
gold chain. Boucheron missed his
property Just as the trio left the store on
the LIST of Nav and had them arrested
Tho;r roo,,,s - 60 s,.m os S.
III IN Twins "Sio iolnu iui, vi SoouS
stlll bearing the TRADEMARKS OF the
great shopping emporiums, the Louvre,
Printemps and Bon Marche,
M DO 10 Five who ,,rosooutod o.l,od
~ w -" "no PioSoCu0ou' I"ioI =
ior severe sentence upon the husband
ana aunt, asserting that they had shame
leSsly worked upOn the moor GIRLS TO-
norance ga child scarcafv consc;ous e,
J.I VI
wnA' sne uiu, as 'he seneIueian Mill
1Sooi wlS'e ~ .he CourI: Mature "eorses
N NaoIa!u 1 1eienoed Inc TWO women.
nsinia iaisal, ne cialineu, haa MOI
u ueet p,oveI gaa1'y OF .he sngntesI con.
noo'ion VIII lne onense, anu as ior the
youuS prl1e VINO salo IN ner eXamina-
a '.on 'ilat sne Ielt an Irresist1oie desire 70
s.eai wneli soous were placed DeI0Te
n1., was s.e noI ra'her poor, SHY
ca!iu 70 oe ihstr1cteu ana cured than
guhty wretcn 10 De Punisned! Inc nus.
panu .uVocate piacea the Wnoie gum
upon ms wis' inslsted .nat ner story
was .[ue, anu IN support OF ms tneory
AZ aays at1er tne arrest:
sn ns, , eTes VIII mnI you guy. Ihey can no..
will soon act vol, nj fibertv, for ann d Wins
of pain to think that you are in prison, Par:
don me, my husband, pardon me! did moi
k know IN tne saayfty OF my Gnense Gid noi