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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
DRAWN INTO A TRAP
Two Train Robbers Out-Gener-
aled BY Marshal Patterson
WHO LANDED THEM IN iAll
Five Others Rarely Escap<'d Leaving
Their Horses and finndsr Re
hiDd--Posse in Hos ParsaiI

MENFHis. Tenn. Nov. 81 The Uuited
Press correspondent has just returned
from Batesvills. Ark. where tao oi the
seven Ohphant train robbers are In Jail
These two were captured yesterday
evening By Marshal Patterson. sheriff oi
Woodruff county. The msa were hunt
Ing on what is locally known as Green
briar mountain. when the officer and
two deputies came upon them. The
sheriff spoke 10 them PLEASANTLY. asked
about the game aud approaching To
within a Few feet remarked That
seems to be tine gun you have there.
suiting these words with the custom
among hunters. he reached for the rob
bcrs gun with his left hand aud made
motion 9s II 10 hand the rot,ber his
gun with the right. but as soon be
laid his hand upon the robber ;
gun be called 10 his deputies 10
draw on the two men. 1t was done and
hands were ordered up. They went up
before the officers got them safely hand-
cnlfcd they made frantic eifosts to gst
their side arms They gave the names
Of Bill Lcmmons and Mark .irnett On
their persons was found $40 IN silver
and paper. a lot os new cheap iewclry.
one l1dy's gold watch and chain. two
gentleman's gold watches and also a
map IL routes with jamestown for tine
base. one leading north To- Missouri. the
other northwest 10 the Indian Territory.
The roads leading from jamestown were
p;cketed last night by determined men.
l.f..<..f -.
just at dawn this morning live Of the
robbers riding as many horses and lead
ing others came galloping down from
the mountain in the direction Of pub
lie road at bend in which several men
we're doing picket duty. The leader OF
the posse advised his deputies not to
shoot until the robbers catne close up.
but the bandits saw the pickets when
about 100 yards away. The pickets
opened fire. The robbers turned and
fled through the woods hotiy pursued
About a mile from that place they aban.
doned their horses, saddles. blankets
and overcoats The pursuing posse got
the horses. In the saddlebags was
found a large quantity OF cheap lewelry
and several gold watches. After
abandoning their horses the robbers
took a northerly direction through
the country route. The posses are now
on their track and will no doubt over
take them before they reach the White
river. a posse OF twenty FIVE men. we'll
mounted. left Newport, Arkansas, on a
special train for Batesyille tonight. from
which place they will go up the west
bank OF the White river This posse il
under the lead OF Sheriff Hobgood oil
Newport. News of bloody battle ID
expected hourly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Career 81 the Dead Mayor Skctched
by I.uther Iafiin Mills

CHfCAGo Nov. a. The vast auditorium
az the Peoples institute az Van Buren,
and Oakley streets. was packed by thou
sands gathered 81 listen 70 the memorial
servicrs held tonight IN honor OK the
murdered mayor NheE Bishop Fal.
iaxs. ho presided, arose 20 read tho
closing verses u the tiftecnth chapter of
the trst epistis q the Corinthians. he
VAS met ~ the gaze ~ i.o0O people
Prayer was offered by The Rev ". B
CLARK SECRETARY of The Peoples insti-
tnte. after which bishop taii0Ws IN a
brief Introductory sneech presented
Luther lattn Niis The latter
skefched the carecr ~ the dead mayor
Dr. tn eiaqgent manner. and paid high
tritute O. h.m as a political .cader IN
ahon the mBss9a believed and man
vho-e personality commanded loyalty
in his followers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
MAY INVOLVE ALL EUROPE
MeIilla Affair May Lead TO Genera
War.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Diplomats in
Washington view with deep interest the
progress OF the troubles between Spain
and the Rifiian tribes OF Morocco near
Melilla because OF the possibilities in
troduced into the affair. Previous TO
the present outbreak there was practi-
cally no safety in Melilla outside Of the
fort Ii is probable that Spain will
deem it necessary 10 increase the size of
her possession in Morocco. which
arouses the apprehension OF the repre-
sentatives of tho other European powers.
They recognize the extreme precarious-
ness OF the tenure OF peace upon Europe.
and while it cannot be said that they
fear the situation in Morocco will pre-.
cipitate general conflict they would
not be surprised IL one resulted from it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

IoNpoS. Nov. . The Vienna CORES
rcnoient q The Central News SAYS that
Prince " indischgraett has chosen fhir
cabinet. Bohoulav Won Widmann. Ger
msn liberal interior. Count Karl Chron
ssi clerical. iustice Ernest Non Piener
iea,icr = the German liberals finance
Count fuiesn Falkcuhayn. clerical a9ri
ruiture. stsnisias Non MaacYski Pole
ssiucstion. Count Franz Crcuini. cieri
clf. ceemerce. Apollinsr Ven Jsworssl
Poe minister without portfolio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

IA ,suiNtsfoS. Nov a Toiag's Post
zisaa psrniru that crsns4 1f every ~
srrlptlln may look for Varru RECEPTION
fese iff-r ahen theg 'ant iu Waziirc
trn ara sars fhat suspicious movements
cr the part q epcu=ibis ic,E,n<
sfrangers Nii rIean prumpt Arrest ard
irrsrreFatira 81 tns nlhr.dnsh >irce
tee asstesinttial q Navor Carter hsr
~ n. ID thirsFf u1t'er such peculiar
csrtru rus'fHres. ffe crop - rrarks ha-
rfs'tr' Nerierf s. snd men - pub-
lr sfaifs base rereisra msuv threaten
irg ein1 'fiHn ttfIaHs 3 detective has
i,sta aitei 20 re .ite force regulsriy
dsfai.sl faf se-rtre st fhe ahife hsase
ara zfnnnIis f.na.linr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

CHrrseo. Nov < M rron ir tho city
bail prrsente,i more Prsscefgl appear
sncs t1iay fkan the -sege = SATURDAY, :
sidernsnic STRIFE TIC fonncil chamber
vss hciSed AZ every 1ocr. sni frosa the
ssreet - the eorrt isrs there usls n oBe
around shr desired sdmittsncs. tn fhe
aafs r o.s - tss rsamier six ~ hiae
casts Poiarmes sept waseh The gate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
Maze scale Re.incc.i

PIrTsHuRs. Nov. 5The officials Of
the Amalganated association state that
the wages 81 the National Finishers
union. signed by the manufacturers IN
Youngstown. Ohio. last week is not
similar 10 the Amalgsmated association
scale has been claimed. Tho finishers
scale. they say comedies reductions 81
from - 20 - per cent Touorrow the
manufacturers aill offer their puddiers
tiEo per ton. a rate the men have re-.
fused since July.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
County unlon oreani.e.i

DCSDEE. Mich, Nov. q Ministers of
the different churches Of this place yes-
tsrdsy organized the Monroe County
Local Union ~ Christian k.ndeayor.
The meetings will be held twice year.
the next meeting going 90 kea In DE
comber. The follOwing officers were
elected: President Rev n. K Saigeon.
Rea; vice president. Charles ID. Dodge,
East Dundee; secretary. Mrs Wheeier,
PeterEhurgh; treasurer, {. ii. McBride.
Dundee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
Pant. cornpan, In Trpunle.

LrprSeroN. Mich. Nov. o. The prop
erty Of the Mendeleon Pants company
was attached last evening by Sheriff
Whalen for creditors. who are now in
the city. The firms affairs have been
badly tangled Up. AZ meeting q the
stockholders this week Manager Mike
Mendelson Was asked 10 resign. last
ern creditors AZ once came 90 the city.
beaded by Willard Brayman 81 James
Talchart A Co a New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

MILsArkEE. Nov. 5.--Judge Jsakins
has toSlaF a,ads an order sathorizinx
ths receivers of the Northern Pacific
kzilroad eompany % .sfify and adopt
tbs eoutraef aHd lease dated Juae l.
l,skt. execated ~ the 81 Paul and
AofthsFn Paci5c Railroad company 10
ths Northern Pacific railroad The
lease covers period ~ go years IL has
bsen an extrens sly pFohtahle one The
road = vital part of the Northern Pa
eifie system. furnishing the only means
of access % 81 Paul and Minneapolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
STEAM nARGE rESrl.ASp.
Lumber and Ore Vessel Launched at
Grand Haven.

GRAsD HAYES. Mich. Nov. 5-The
elegant new steam barge Pentland was
launched yesterday al the Grand Haven
Shipbuilding eompany's yard. This
boat is designed especially for the lum-
Der and iron ore trade by her owner.
W. III. Loutit She IL 100 feet keel.
thirty-fiv foot beam. moulded depth
fourteen feet. Her engine is fore and
ah compound high pressure. Cylinder
twenty two inches Low pressure forty
four. thirty eight inch stroke. Boiler Is
I3xl3. shell. Scotch types. She h fitted
up with steam steerer and steam wind
lass and deck hoist. Her cabin viii be
finished In the latest style. The hull is
steel. arched and doubly diagonally
steel strapped and will receive the high
est Lloyds rating. She will carry go
000 feet of lumber and will be ready FOR
the spring business OF 1894
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
WILL GREET VISITORS.
New Organization OF Epworsh League
at saginaw.

SAGINAW, Mich. Nov. 5.-The various
Epworth leagues OF the methodist
churches of this city have formed city
league and elected officers as follows:
President. the Res. H. r. Wolf, Michi-
gan Avenue NJ. 4. church; vice presi-
dent d. r. Adams. Epworth church;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. w. J.Win-
ston. jefferson Avenue church; record
ing secretary. Miss Alta Bugbee, Ames
NJ. E. church, treasurer. q. T. Marden,
Asbury M. 4. church. This city Ep-
worth league will have charge of the
state Epworth league convention OF
some 500 or 1000 delegates. hich meets
in the Jefferson Avenue church early ia
1904
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

EAsT ycEnAx. Mich. Nov. a-Hehry
0lney attacked N2rtiz Stair. German
farmer. living three miles from ttss
place. With spsds Al the farm Il john
Stevenson Stair fhsrsnpon drew =
jack -knifs fr0m he pocket and stabbed
OlEey four tines Oinrs clkiins that
Stahr oUed him for wDfk. and wont
there % collect H. he made numerous
threats upon Stair. and Stair claims
that his life was in danger and 90 have
acted IN selt-defensA A warrant is out
for Olneyik arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
csr.,cI. to Winter an Chicago.

WssHtNGro<. Nov. 5 The trustees ~
the Columbian museum AZ Chicago. v no
asked Secretary Herbert thstthe Colum
bian csraveis be allowed fo remain in
Chicago this winter. has been notified
that the vessels cuuld remain there %
condition that the museum pay the sr-
expenses q caring Tor them. In the
spring they viii be said be brought "a
Washingfon. vh~fe congress viii make
such disposition - them ss 4 sees ft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
Burned by white Caps.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 5.-The cotton
gin Of A. >. Stanley. six miles from
Leighton. Ala, was burned by white
caps last night. The gin was full of
cotton and il was also consumed. Sew
eral other gins in the vicinity OF Leigh
ton have been posted. warning ginners
not 10 operate their plants until the
price OF cotton reaches ten cents. Great
excitement prevails and the gins will be
operated under an armed guard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
won1D.s rAn ALTERNATE.
Jse keon Park Deserted YESTERDAY
.,nd tir Midway securely closed

1atf keun fnFk Deserted Yesterday
sDd thc Midway >ecarcly Closed
Cucsco. Nov. Jackson park 90
dsg vas great white sepulrher. tho
solitude q Whch y a. uol even disturbed
~ The hsmmrFing sounds aBd the
wagon runthlngs ~ last week The
Ferris Wneel rssoiVcj slowly sithout
passengers and the deserted Midway
wss harder io break into than a hank
The VISITORS syuid have been pat in the
'rstu ia af fhe 6dmio stration building
vitkoat discomfort Agents of the 81
Louis brewing arm which claims 90
have r-reifr,i the slightest svsr.l accord
nE f1 the chemists report accuse a
msi1rity q ths jurors IN beer n tam
periog WITH the report in The interests
- MaEauSee brewery 1aey are de
trrmined tp prnhe the matter to the
borfefn sri denand change - the
hetres iu acoofdalce vlth the chemist :
rarcfL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
SCHOONER ASHORE
VI. x. Warner Will Go to Pieces on
sand Island

SAULr SrE. MARIE. Mich. Nov. 3.
The schooner M. r. Warner. which broke
away from the steamer Superior north
of Whitefish Point. was found by that
steamer yesterday ashore at the west
end OF Sand Island. Half OF her deck
load OF lumber is gone. Her starboard
quarter has been carried away. and the
boat is broken amidships. The Super
ior arrived here tonight with part OF heI
crew. leaving three sailors 10 look after
the wreck. The first wind will blow the
Warner to pieces She was owned 10y
NJ. A. Bradley OF Cleveland and was
valued at $4,000 and had no Insurance.
The Pasadena has been here all da,
with a line in her wheel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

evening, November IL. Hon. Jerry Simp.
son viii lecture Ia University hall lie
will talk on "Somc - the Causes of the
Decline in Agriculture" and will Incl
dentally discuss the land monopoly and
transportation problems- This viii lie
the third entertainment IN the :. l.. A.
courfe. and is looked forward 60 with
great interest. There is every prospect
OF large attendance. since everybody
seems anxious to hear the Kansas
statesman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
Good Templar Bonds.

MUsgEGoS, Mich. Nov. 5.-The state
/. O. G.. L. has executed TO G. H. Hack
ley trust deed, or mortgage. covering
the Good Templars' building and
grounds at the Hacklcy Park assembly
grounds, and bonds 10 the amount of
5000. bearing s per cent interest, paya-
BILE semi. annually. have been issued.
The shares are 80 each. and although
they have been on sale only few days.
Il. J. Connell has already disposed of
upwards Of 600 worth. The property
at the assembly grounds Is valued at
all 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

C,FEroTr. Nov 8 This dispatch
conrerning the Metaheie war va re
ceise.i triar from Tremier Cecil Rhodes
Nho "a a. Fort Victoria Our people
have iouxht every day SINCE Orfoher -.
Apart Ilom Shaugerl erosCrment.
there VII ~ one mere tght hui8vayo
fer King Isteuau-s has evidently shan
darei fha idsa - escaping ever tie
yaasheai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Pifrset 30. ga Nov = II = current
tal< in EiesioS eiaes manufacturing cir
eles thsf the Nsfaensi Class campsny
vii wiui % fs siTsfrs a. TIE nexf meat
trr e tha ssockhe iers shieh rni b.
h.Il lu ghiraiso ~ tiarens tsr e Thn
~ narv t5.tt ~ tbs eoubanv Nkich
hssce.l ~ ns- cert ~ tse fritie zee
rtaasrp ard iacl8,led the psincipa. 30
be~s. xss g. nssintsn prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

WATERLOO. Iowa. Nov. 5-Governor
Boics is suffering from a well marked
type OF typho-malarial fever. which IL
now under control. His pulse is 90 TO
10. respiration 20. temperature ~ TO
l02 Governor Boiee Is resting as well
as could be expected. and IL now able to
retain a reasonable amount of LIQUID
nourishment With no serious compli-
cations a complete recovery IN the usual
time ia looked for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

ERiK Pa. Nov. A--M Michael Mccor-
mick aud Jes~ph Kane. beth ~ Frle.
fought desperate battle last night
acnoss the New York state line Tor the
lightweight championship and s9so
sisle About a<o sports from Jamesi0nn D
and Erie Witnessed the hattie. kane
was knocked out la the thirteonth
round The crowd prevented Officers
from stopping the fight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
FIGHT TO COME OFF
coFbett sne MachelI VII Meet
in New Orleans
TO FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Decrmhr< -. fsr Purse az SO ooo
winner % Take All the stea~y.
Azrremens sis.sA

INV foEK. Nov. 6.--An sgreemsnf
vas signed tonight by Billy Thonp~oa.
representing Charley Mitchell. the I'm
gllsh pngilisi. and W. A. BRADY. repre-
ssnting James J. corhrtt. which VIII
probably have the eject q bringing II,
the big internatonAi hight ia the Olym-
pie club Al New oIleaas The tight is
70 take place on Isnceaisr n. Tor q
purse % $4,000. winner 20 take All.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Lo~roN. Nov. q Prince Touie - Rat.
tenburz husband - Princess Beafrice
youngest daughter q ire qBeen. xhile
inspecting the Armstrong gun works ct
Elseick on "Wednesday. sustained &c
INJURY % his EFT eve. W = nov -
ported thashis cond'tiun = serioss ard
thst he siii perhsps l1se TIE sisht q hss
eye
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06
WAND. . Graln N.rtrs.

Poxrfso. Mich. Nov. 5-A committee
81 citizens has been appointed g. try 80
raise the f20so neceseary 20 get good
grain market here some responsible
uarties offer O. establish q market here
and pay within ceBfs ~ Detroit prices
il the city will give them the shove
amount each year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

CAIEo. III. Nov. After an ali days
conferences between the officials 81 the
hig Four and the strikers. 40 agreement
was reached Ia postpone the whole sub.
lect for ten days. when another coUfer-
ence wili be held here. Ia the mean.
time all trains are 20 be run as usnai.
and the striking trainmen 10 return AID
receive the old rate q pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

NEw YoRE. Nov. 3 The imports -
specie At the port az New iork last
week were s3S00eo 81 which Ell Gls
were gold and s2ssl silver Tie im
ports. exclusive of specie. Tor the week
at the port of New York were s9.sld.o7l.
81 which s.ts5.9j9 were dry goods and
$500. lI2 general merchandise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Original Alonzo y. Ansconh. De
troit. Benjamin = Brown. decea-ea.
Adrian. Additional Conrad Emuei.
south Haven. hei~sRe TbotBss &. f1i.
son, decreased. Hilisdsie Original. sia
oes, ste.-Msrraret filron Hiils3ale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

rlviAg az Alma three weeks seo Friday
night she alleges that she found her
husband sad Ars- Case tosether. Soon
sfterssfd she bad them 18th srFested
On a charge of adultery. Mrz Case uss
dischsrsed. according % the provision u
the lsw which sxsnpts single or unmsr-
ried vosaen from It's operations. bat
Whitney was held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Po~rrsn Mich Nov s TIE Desroit.
efa ueri Isopson end John Schel0r.
who were arresfed eyfae time ago for
eel.inR q sfe,lcn horae fo & A NissDetss.
hsve beea re1eas-d. The parties settisd
o4f ~ ccugt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

Flushing I~sant A Firkery. sfce
waHsm iirzie. removed frsfnonf
N3sjar Hiifon. glcA Fhsrias fathtBn
removed. a est Ersncb ~ ~ C0of,sr,
Yise E.ss8ns ". Clark removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

lron ssd Steel company has signed the
Amaigamafsd as-ociatio1 scale. AID wlsl
resume IN fall force on Monday next.
giving euplayment a 10 men-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-06

at the doorway opeaing on the eorridor
vas closed And locked. barring entrance
to everyone. Inside an ofzesr stood
guard
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-10-21

which for picturesque savagefy sur.
pass anything to be seen ut the fair.
Within the last few days several fete
days have been enjoyably celebrated.
Several of the states have held their
days, as have also the negroes, the
grocers and butchers and several be-
nevolent associations On these occa-
sions the crowd attains to mammoth
proportions and the grounds present .
holiday appearance. Each fete day ia
marked by some special order of exer-
cises, and the members of the associa-
ton or fraternity SO honored lay aside
all business cares and flock to the fair
grounds for day of general jollity and
recreation. It is safe to say that no
worlds fair in all the history of ma
tions has ever been SO fully given over
to the people as is this-of our Colum-
0ian year.
The daily attendance has reached
an average of nearly two hundred
thousand and there is a promise of a
large increase during the remaining
two months of the fair. A payment of
ten per cent on the bonds has just
been ordered and it begins to look as
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-10-21

within the grounds and the gates
opened. but somehow the Chicago
~orkingman did not realize his advan-
tages. or found that Il day of sight
seeing was the poorest possible prep
aration for week of toll. He did not
need the Bible to counsel day Of rest.
Experience became an individual and
potent teacher. The small crowds that
did come On Sunday were far more
lihely to make their way to the theuters,
dancing halls and beer gardens of tho
Plaisance. than to the Art gallery or
Horticultural hall. and few appre-
ciate the advantage of paying fifty
cents to go to church on the fair
grounds when far more attractive
preaching is offered free of cost out
side the gates. The majority of state
buildings, all the exhibits of Great
Britain and her colonies and hundreds
of others were closed on Sunday, and
the attendance slowly diminished.
Then the authorities discovered that
the poor workinEman" inside the
grounds needed day of rest. and. on
account of this and other deductions,
decided to close the great gates
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-10-21

usually large representation from
Buffalo Bills Wild West show, just out
side the fair grounds, which is consid-
cradle of a worlds fair itself, the cow
boys and Indians from the border lands
dttingly IMPLYING the American in his
original state and adding greatly to the
character and picturesqueness of the
cavalcade.
In these picturesque PROFESSIONS the
children of the desert on their camels
are quite prominent There is group
of Egyptians from the streets of Cairo
that cuts quite a figure with its dom
keys. camels and performing monkey
of prodigious size. The wild people
from Dahoiney, South Africa, also are
a drawing card, carrying out as they do
the manners OF their native juuEles,