Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
Remarkable Influence of mans
Voice Over Lions.
QuELLED BY A WORD.
vsit by an Austrian Prnce--StOry oil Lady Alb.
erdesns Visit 10 Cairo. Other
Noies oil General
interest.

Chicago H., May 2O.-I'ive big lions
with black. names were added 10 Carl
HNEvHhCrks arena yesterday morning
They have been ON the way from New
York ever since last Monday. The beasts
had been but few moments In their
cage when Nero aud rasha the finest
specimens In the group, attacked each
other tooth aud nail, The uprour brought
half d dozcu attendants armed with
sharp sticks. but the animals were too
thoroughly unragvd to mind the punch
INK they received from their keepers.
They yluwed and bit each other until
blood steamed down their tuwuy faces
ana TUFTS OF hair lay upon the lloor of
the cage
Dmlg the royal battle. which lasted
five minutes or more, the thick boards At
one end OF the den were split at the
top aud almost wrcuched from their
lastcnugs Herr llngcmbeck was hur-
richly called while the uumult was ~ its
hVghl. The famous trainer Crawlpu he
meath the iron Rulings which keeps spec
tnturS from approaching too closely TO
the bars and began 10 talk in German
to the frcnZied beasts, The familiar
Voice Of their old master stopped the
battle there and then. Neither of the
lions had seen Herr Hngenbrck in six
mouths, but it took hin less than a
minute to stop n fierce battle which was
rapidly Involving three other lions cooped
mp In tie cage.
Herr hngcubcck will have strange
crowd nf spectators IN his arena ut II
o'clock today. Two days ago he sent
invitations to all the villagers in Mid
way To attend Il Thursday murning per-
Torrance in his building At II o'clock
the doors will be thrown open, and there
will troop into the umpitheatrr Iepr,-
scutatycs OF people living all the way
from the artics TO the equator.
The heir prince of lsenhcrg, a nephew
ut Emperor Joseph OF Austria, was one
OF the visitor n hr Germany village
yesterday, He was accompanied 10y
Prime, Roland Bonapartc, Ernest Won
IcsN~ Murtegg. Mrs. George NJ. Phil
man aud Mr. and Mrs, Hobart G. Chat
iellTuylor The distinguished party en-
tered tie park much the same AZ Max
Mehrmanu aud his family, OF Milwaukee
avenue, would have done. The gate.
keeper diAn't know the two princes from
ur.pt spllcrs at kuhm's park The wait
ers passed them by with no sign of a
sn,r But over In the band stand of
the iuftutry the grim-lookiug leader. who
had stem the Austrian prince before, stop
ped his musicians In the midst Of a rol,
licking German melody and struck up
the national hymn Of Austria The
prince bowed his acknowledgements,
buried his face IN q long glass of beer
and then leaned back In his chair as a
] AAEtN AllNF NlNNN va SUBMIT y evening.
News of the arrival Of the two princes
spread rapidly and within five minutes
| the ''' i,s about the party We're In the
| possession Of y gaping crowd
Thr daredevil men who are slowly
| bringing together the ends of the mon.
sirr Ferris wheel maize an effort TO ~.
sumo work yesterday morning, but The
fierce wind from the north drove them
down again The gale was so strung Thai
the ulmb.e climbers could not stand erect
on top of their C0bweh of iron aud steel
They We're ordered To stop work when
they had been nloft half hour. and
soon after they slid down the brices 10
the ground The wind picked NJ the loos,
boards on top Of the wheel and whlsk,sl
theui toward the Austrian village.
10 proter. visitors from whir,ng tim.
hers a dripchment OF guards stretched n
fupe around the base OF the whn.i
which remained there until night. This
barrier kent people at a safe distance
/ from the clnul-Scraping structure
Little Antori. the little Japanese WON
| an Who has been nt the point Of dean,
for the past fortnight, WAX much hritrr
| Yesterday SHE Is sin tit,siisrofeiy IN
| but me doctors Of tie hospital saii lns,
| night thnt the sufferer would r,4.nvcr
| \ clp1 story h told nf Lady A.
drcns visit TO the street Ia Calrc Annr,,
other strange peNnlc the countess mel Il,
thts thpraughfare was the willy tnncirian
| who turned coins Into carrots AMI oninns
aud thugs. Lady Aberdeen was gr..sti,
! amused NJ 'he SKIN of the wlsarl A ffrr