The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-07
FEEDING THE CIRCUS.
SOME OF THE FAIR TOUNG PER-
FORMERS HAZE BIG 1PPETITES.

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Chi1dren-The Lover and the Goose
She Chewed Slate PenciIs-One on the
Bishop.
"Fish chowder and roast beef" said the
bearded woman.
"a small steak and buttered toast
said the Texas giant.
Give me fish chowder, roast beef, lamp
and mint sauce on a side, and l guess III
have a fried pork tenderloin, too" OF
dered that ethereal young lady whose
bust hoated or a trapeze, to all appear
ances without any bowels or legs or any
thing attached-an illusory young woman
who l could nave almost sworn a few
minutes ago was only half a woman, put
who now was fully developed and very
hungry.
"Corned beef and green peas" said the
mermaid.
1t was d queer place in which the Diner
Out dined ~Friday-the hotel tent of Bar
NUNS circus. Five hundred people, some
of them very strange and interesting PEG,
pie, took dinner at the same time and
place. Besides the bearded woman, the
Texan giant and the illusory lady, there
were the snake charmer, with the glow
ing ringletS, the armleSS man, who writes
but does not eat with his toes, the pale
ouu AeaEty A1oilo sLts, One q ~ II the
ooneonr naonh ~ IN I;on ta,nars fine
gu-a1s faa4Il 4hS'o eir~are Nfrc
uM6IA fanny, 0ue GoACSAu 0AhSSAS,
Adam Horepaugh, Jr., the gfeaU Woman
horse tr9iner, and the whole company OF
| riders. jumpers. trapeze performers,
clowns, jugglers and show people.
Through the raised flaps OF the tent, IN
the one next to it l saw the army OF cam
vasmen making vast quantities OF food
disappear, the sayage Zulus eating roasI
beef with knives and forks as II they nad
quite forgotten the Zulu MAXIM Vha1
fingers were made first, n the Moors,
those real turbaned Mussulmen from the
Orient, sitting at table in all their Orlen7
tai swaddling clothes and pitching INTO
the culinary OF tne Occi-
dent as If they had been weaned on liSn
choWder II brought up on peelstedh'
! In a corner sat a rather slender n re
fined young lady with q pretty 11gufe,
neatly dressed and an Intelligent lace,
fondling q bouquet of bright flowers ana
calling for a bowl of Cruel. 1t was Jen,
ME, the trapeze artist, who had been III
for several deys.
With this goodly euoWshlp, at the u
v1tatlon OF Mr.. Bailey, MI. part
ner, and his happy lieutenant, MI. SanSer,
the Diner Out sat down.
1t was q good dlnner-a dlnner goou
enough for anybody, from the proprietor
of the show to the Zulu. The Dill OF Iare
WaS:-
Fish Balls. Fish Chowder.
Roast Lamb. Roast Beef.
Fried Pork Chops. Beefsteak;
Green peas. Rs@ Fo Oua Rstter
fc . Teo Goffee w
80 - +ho n,orkot
and was well cooked. My DeetsteaK was
proHed 70 q tufn, Uns lnen we fh % notfae
uas aond the sugar was in a tin basin
unhonored by any spoon of its own, and
the Texan giant u neIped ourselves
lLonl eLe aaniG 800 y REORGANIZATION nv
oonforminn fn DIR relative
~ ~ rsinai 5in,onsions
= ~ 'tS 20 tant W. bad crockerv and man,
kins and otbar comforts which were lack
ILL ale e y ~ oUn 80 naSt 70 re The canvas
~ IL - 49, ~ N{onrS sta ont Of fin n1afes
nlen anu JUG ~ f;n basins They had
~ = = "ond y : bilI 81 fara however
up q go Ceruthinn oonnacted with fine cir
III ~ ~ - 49, +rot1oIS ano,,t 81 \ bio
LUZ, - me- lon ran oe is built into The
Mason. ~ al inst as soon nd
MaSon u = Alo - eoa. W Snadad I1his
otie Poos ~ 4 anol-s ! soo ,,aoIc mar dav
StoVe oH mneeio oOuMo - I 10 60 wall organ.
Ing t tha4 e pranara breaRfastl for 5oo
Ecu Inao e. a pioR@4 a. aftar arrivine on
Reople - IL vi is r,,n Nv . catarar i1da-
Ine Sroulesi ~ ~ oforsbi, Nh
penuens - Un9 neta Pr p1erT 6na1
Is pAiq d Iertaln na'e A" e'o'
AlGHl ny tne olieu5' ~h,o ,,ieo ~ tho
ne lump anu a hn ~ ~ +ba +ent
4anelolu sat { ~ ~ ~ 1uoitors b,1stIe
1akins SlcheCs, nianlnS In1 rond nunonb On
anu up!oluei q Pm - To.r,arI
d "hAeo "uy'-
Rescned From the Well.
rror, aan+Ioman who residas in that
FROM genCienieA VIZ o'iu - VAC"
vicinity were obtained the details OF a
most remarkable rescue from death that
- aI,oo - +ha FORM If wandau Rnsse1l
UooA pace "o ~ ~,
about three miles Irom Venice, Ill., re-
Gently. Nh. russell nau removed the
pump from the well to make some repairs
and had partially covered the aperture
with boards. A ntGle Iouf-year-oiu poy
playing in the ylclnlty COY on tnese poaIus
and fell through, one OF the boards going
with him. His mother heard the cries
rushed to the rescue. Ihere was about
twelve feet OF water IN me Well n me
distance from the top TO tne surface OF tne
water was about hfteen 1eeb. . ,coulq
see the little n cllnglng TO the Doard
and floating on the water. NO ASSISTANCE
was at hand and she was throWn on her
own resources. her Wits worked quickly
and she acted with great pfomptness.
Securing a stout rope That was neal at
hand, she fastened one END OIL IL tlgntly
daughter. and then let her down to the