Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
IN THE HOTEL coRRrpoRs.

sho7ehsm Las. evening and BY unanimous con-
sent Charles Stow Of Girsrd, Pa, Vas awarded
the sugar-coA,ed bun.
Eve read Q good DEAL" ssid Mr.. stow.
'sbou; the intelligence Of elephants, but there
is an elephant oct in Geneva. Ohio. which 10
wintering with o circus there, that /. the smart
est and most intelligent elephant on earth.
Once in Q while . cyclone sweeps over the
buckeye state and levels buildings 10 the
ground. This elephant. whose name is snooser,
knows rs much about intercollegiate conditions
rs the entire force Of the weather bureau CON-
weather eye out OF the window OF the building
IN which the rncnagerie was confined. he dis
cerneda marked charge IN the haronetr con-
oiaon OF the atmosphere. He alsosa q cyclone
70 the southeast headed dead on the menagerie
building Slipping his chain and grasping an
the building and drove guy stake deep in The
ground. The cyclone wss then bus q mile OF,
ana was rapidly nearing tho building Rush-
ing inside snooser untasscned the cage con-
tanning the giant python and seizing tho big
snake IN his trunk trotted outside and tied his
,au 10 The guy stalks. Then rearing himself on
his hind legs he fastened the pythons head
around the center chimney OF the building.
away.
Iasnihg around 70 the leeward of the build
go ~ - ~ pacnyaerm prseea ms pow
the side of the bnils,nr III es ~, .s
but O hundred yards Of. The aext Instant 4,
struck tho nenaeerie with terrific force. The
eupeno, infenigence OF TIE elephant was here
no.' eN,oonL Al nc mad taken a chain and
fastened 90 The windward .ide OF the building
Il would have been snapped like 4 thread, but
the python was elastic and he stretched just
enu.sa 10 no,o tne ouiiuins N place. together
~, I'll INC exc nants oraoe on the other sice.
me Iofes Oh me cyclone was 40 great that u
s.t ,ne p!taon zen rect ana showed
"ss GOWN ia'o 'ne nAro ground up
lhe cycione passec over snoozer
- a." - ouI; ua.eo tne pytnon, replaced ~
a. ~, Sese, PuHea up tne guy stake WIN ms
~. = ain, ieturnea tne Ak 10 i's place, sipped
ela ~ o'eE ms toreioot ana oohtentediy re-
'IH''U H'' no'aoAy meal o. nay.
''rt takes q long time" said Judce Ty.
Hirgs CT Storm Lake Iowa .sor ON. y,oIi,i,.l
80 ., -r. -, fn-'A
y -e'ie VI ano'"er. arc
slowly put surely converting The republicans OF
that banner state Of the grand old party. Iowa.
tive Of great -esul.s
..w.
nope 70 e'eet the nett legislature and re-
turn Gov. Boise as United States Senator. We
M ~ha fat
for the democracy AT the next presidertial
election. and among the MANY good ground,
upon which we base our hopes I will give Won
one or two. Garfield carried the STATE by so 900
majority; Mr.. Harrison carried IL bv .bou, "a
600 at the last election At this raio alone IL is
put /, short while before the state VIII ship into
'ne e. Ten 'oe.sac column.
orc.ni-.s oIr,,s - 49,. - ps.H.v
which arc nor oc.,v.,x - 80 o.. 80. sn.n;s,
elections and are disseminating democratic and
tayifs rrsorrn gt.-.,r-a .r.rr.hsra 49,.
odSs arS n1a.r n. $3.50,
difsc,l,yes ana S,san,oi-,rrn,,s 81. 5o,eoor.,t.
nar,v has Crow s-om = hsrasai IN 49, - =
rg-o.; hodS .nI.,dtJ,r o.-..s-ss - ..r;-.s.s
foSs a an scricri,rr., 80 a., - ..arrt;o,,
- ~. - - go $500 ~ :" Nv ~, son
Renphi,cnn. sv.-yvh.rs ~. oo,,,;ns
a. 20 ,hs S.,nn.r. ~. ID. O., w.. sasii.S
.hort 90 ooo 1901 =, ,hn la. .i.,.,o. -. -
which cayns crown The asr,ocrs,sc n.rtv "a
hsS ,ot ~. r.nrh,,csn rs,,onsl Sca,nr,,,.s..
nor-.a 80. rsn,,,x - .Sa..s ,..a -
s,a,. ana as.rt.a nrr.r.i saas.va.: .h. -.,rh.
i,can majority wonld have hesn ve-y e-e.slF "a
J,,.s Tha .rs,,Sn, i.-i.,sss. .Ss..;ss -, -.
one q, .hs ,nost ,,rnnrs.n, 49, ssrhho-r,v
TONIGHT IN N. history ~ ~. .s.s. IA fhs ds,,r-
ersts will feht ss they nave never son sht ~.
Gov. 40 sac,,,a &C. $500, A'1sA'
0ret M, ,ooh "A ~. i,,s.r. a, N. "A 49,
ple.se. !" s.,d . man "A the cl.,t a, an. =, N.
nn,oxr ho,.,. th,. ,,n-n,n,
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r,arhI. hes,o-.a. So, -. 80, ~. 49,
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.p.o~.~ 49, p,-
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clerk in accents that froze into icac,.s - ths
words dropped from his lips lyon win prob
ably find il at the post Office"
This set Of bores," said the clerk to TEE
STAR representative" 10 the worst that beet
US. The men who lounge In our easy chAirs,
swipe our stationery and make themselves gen.
orally q: home in the lobby are nothing COM
pared 10 tho fellow who will have his mail sent
in the care Of q hotel OF which he 10 no. and
has never been o gcest. The public have no
idea what terrible nuisance and how much
time is consumed In dealing with these indi-
viduals. As soon as we get onto their racket
We send tho letters back 20 the post Office.
Many men Will take q room for dsy or night
at hotel and then 20 TO o boarding or lodging
house, Just for the purpose Of having their mail
sent in our care and 90 they can nfterward use
our stationery. We quickly tumble 70 them,
and send the:- mail back TO the pos. Office. and
In nine cases out Of ten this will freeze them
out"
"what time does the B. and o. train leave
,,r N.v y,rL ,h,, r,or,,,,an .,r..l.a . cha,
~...s -. 800. 49,.