Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10


"A eskaAsei~s sAzrn vsH ~ 81 ~
s~~a i.s<rxss b slr<s1y sss e=ops<<sas.
10 vsra.s k<. ssszss~a hsss~-s rhs
y YD-sr~@< SD ~ C.sp. q u.~. Q
osssx~re-s1c& - - s~s~r aspw usa
- E-r,ye-s- - s< ezra a~rszx ta~ s<sx
tAnr- H~z-a. u cal sz&-<as-ssy h~
ezrs~~s sd sssrsxses~x. sxs a~zsx u
~ e~srzrx q axy es< q N szs.~ls -.
ss~& . ha~s-xv - rA~ hzs~ sas.<s o. 90
p-G o. go r<-w >xans Msr-sa rA~.ss-
] sm nn&~A.e~a Q. n q Ez~rrs. emo ed sh.e
s<rss-. < ~ -T~zr % M-e4=-~ tu~ NJ
fs-lt~~ang p~rssrzax~ rs~~ sza~rh
<@azNss h@s< nrs~r f~<n~@ psi ~f szy
@~@~E-as- sa4 k.s< E~@<ane4 81 Es~zr
a~rrEsa~ ~~x~x-z-~ II 10 kumsxx. snsa
40 -r&n~r. sAe srcs@p~xs-s ss~m
Nsrss@a. q azr<~t p~werfzi n<g-s Il Ca
70 AtrHrN- ..4r hzz~xsf z.~ss-r - tAn-w
s~~sEas4l sza@&As IN sA~ ts.G3ss4@x mxs
z- he es1 t-~s szf.arws4 Il ~
aaxn&4g Ps--~nns Il . Ap@s N h2s nGix4-
sE1-s4 xaza Q cusA.s~. xs4. ar@<x4sx a
yuSzx a xfa<r Azz- z=rss-S 81 ~ A.
pssGa-4 p4&ce- ~ ne s~1<l hs.zr ~.
zuxp=~sy spy<~r~d- Tia zssua .Ns - he
s4.-- z.s tAse sz-<nx< TIN 80. go szaeher
- "a hsqs4 &xs- The tNsa case Eg,er-
~srs - . @<~R. ss<zs&c@1s g-s~L ss-krs
fEszz TIC M@1 b. tao a Hn4 esssFastssa
"a sFe@. tssL- NscE'2s n-@4ls~4 p~s-
f~Cfiy y@Bss Iar an i@~sxas. tis<4 s@sa~siy
hs@ n IA. saxarUss .rnns and thExw ham
ai sl.s las f-<.- Tse AID h.eAsF 2s8~
a essz1 4. sPrang 1Pse th~ SisS,iI1g a--dy.
czrSs.szg e fax . mazsnf ss . cat as,-. q
@~~-s. ssd ikea gisiag sxPre.-s..a - sti-
Set grexAs Il j,y, be dr@Hk the blosss
ana crushed the hoses- AaA AscnmO-
~h., was he daiag AL thls tiBts s-s,ei
4ssei = = feS STEPS from hss gaesi, b.
ui-rnsa q little sack. from Which be took
= bit Il corn bre4d sni dry figs. and he
gan his frugal repsst. When bIs hunger
began e. be satisfied. the lion raised hi-
head aud looked at the man. Th-ir eyes
met. Those of the lion were filled with
surprise. Those of the man were calm
and smiling. The lion returned To- his
supper. When he was completely salts
fed he rose. MacOmo did likewise. The
lion made three or four steps toward Ma
como, who remained mOtionless, aud
looking once more at his OK, which was
but partially devoured, his eyes seemed
to say: This belongs to me-" Maco-
mo bowed. A last glance, friendly this
time, and the lion quietly went On his
way, leaving Nacomo to return to his
home. On the following evening, at the
same hour, the African returned to the
place of meeting, where the half de-
voured carcass still lay, and shortly af-
terward the lion made his appearance but
not alone this time. As the hunter had
fOreseen, he came accompanied by family
and triends They were four in number
- two lions, lioness, and q lions
whelps. The repast was served, but not
as on the previous evening, in the open
air. MacomO had built an arbor, covered
with vines, banana and palm leaves, and
into this pretty dining room bis guests
entered fearlessly. Then crawling noise
lessly within reach of hidden spring
Macomo touched it, and his four lions
suddenly found themselves imprisoned
in strong iron cage whose bars had been
hidden beneath green leaves. Friends
were near at hand to aid in removing the
four lions upon cart, and they were
about to commence their work when
they perceived . new lioness ofouched
down upon the sand, and licking her
whelps between the iron bars. When
she men raised the cage upon the cart
he looked at them beseechingly, aud
when they all marched on she followed
it short distance, with dropping head
and fearful eyes. And thus it il that We
have five lions instead of four at the
Theater Porte Saint Martin-fve terri
BILE, ferocious beasts, ready to revolt at
any moment; and although Macomo Gu
tiers their cage, and dominates them to .
certain extent, they have not forgotten
him for having taken advantage of their
confidence in him, and would ask moth
ing better to treat him as Lucas was
treated by his seven lions in the last days
of the old Hippodrome-simply tear him
to pieces.--Boston Adsertissr.