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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-24
g 3 & j.

French So light and filmy
Organizes. that child's toy bal.
loon could lift yards
of it.
Beautiful floral designs,
81 I-2 cts.
See the East Window,
1t samples prettily some of the
prettiest Basement Beauties.
Percales, yard wide, IL 1-2 cts.
Pongees, IL 1.2 cts.
Satines, l2l-2 cts.
Duck, 1919 cts
Cambrlcs, l2l-2 cts.
The window is only hint how
ever of what the basement stock
can show.
A case of Prints just opened is
pronounced by Mr.. Rogers to be the
best style and quality he ever offer
ed at the price, 5 cts.
Saint Gall Some of our newest
Embroidery. and prettiest are
price cut.
The beautiful Lace Patterns are
in the reduced lot.
Price was 10 cts, Is cts.
Price now, IL 1-2 cts.
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Other Coart Matters.

The Miners Lumber company to-
day brought suit against Mock Romani
to foreclose a $40 lien on a house In
Meadervillc and for an attorneys fee
of $50.
the suit of III. +. Lippman against DR..
A. c. Stoddart for $500 and levied on
two lots in block ) of Noyes & Upton =
railroad addition and on the office fur
niture of Liebig's world dispensary.
The sheriff to-day sold lot 6 of block
6. Meyer & Upton's railroad addition
No. 2. to satisfy a judgment in the
CO sc of Ellingwood & ReZnor against
l.. l.. Stone. The property was bid in
by the plaintiffs for Sii950. the amount
of the judgments and costs.
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A LITTLE PREVIOUS.
Winter Breaks in ON summer and Covers
The Ground With Snow.

Butte. June 7.-Snow fell i'm Butte
most Of the afternoon and evening with
indications that winter is coming on
somewhat earlier than usual this sum
mer The summer season has been I'M
usually short, but has beer greatly en-
joYed what there was of IL. Mayor
Thompson, In an Interview this even
ing, said he did not think the early
winter could be justly laid TO his ad-
ministration. He was just fairly
launched on his administration and he
intended TO make the most economical
administration Butte ever had. but all
he could save would be used in extra
coal If winter was coming on as carly
as this. He did not believe. however.
that winter came to stay. He be-
ieved there would he just as nice. sun
shiny a summer under his administra-
ton as under Dugan's or Nantes. He
could not see any reason why there
should not he. Mr.. Thompson would
not admit that there had been any ne
glect in the weather department of the
municipal administration. If the peo-
pie would only be patient and give him
81 show he would give them all the
weather they could handle.
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Fer Grand Larceny.

John Anderson, a big colored man
with a rather nice looking white wife,
was on trial before a jury in Judge
Speer's court to-day on the charge OF
grand larceny. Anderson was accused
of stealing a lot of castings, iron seq
ments. axles. fly wheels. etc. about
March %, from the premises of p. A.
Largey, and selling them to the West
ern Iron works. The stolen iron was
valued at $223.20.
James Waller. the prosecutions first
witness, testified that he drove the
team for Anderson and took the iron
to the foundry for him. Waller want
ed to testify that he had been threat
tncd by And 'rSGn, through MS wife
and "thers but the court would nos
ermit him u do 20. n g witrrss.
/ oweve', succeeded i'm getting i'm that
NJ lie 81 frienus triet 10 get him to
leave town. Mr.. Campbell br ught out
he whole matter m Cross-eXamination
and Weller SAID hat Mrs. Anderson
c1me To HIN on the night Of her hus-
bands arrest and told him that Ander-
son wanted him to leave town at once,
so as not to testify against him.
James j. Eagan of the iron works
testified he paid Waller for Ande RS on
for the stolen iron $50. al the rate of
4 cents a pound. Mr.. Newton of the
/. me comDany as t.. TO that vi
had dealings with Waller and paid
him for some of the stolen iron.
Mr.. Largely testified to the character
and valu. of the stolen iron, of which
there was between 1900 and 1000
pounds, several pieces Weighing 500
pounds each. At the close of his tes-
timony the state rested and the de
PENDANTS attorney moved that the
jury be instru I al rturn a va DICT
If u guilty on tn "a und that the
testimony did not support the allega-
tons of the information in the descrip-
ton of the stolen property and on the
further ground that the time of the
larceny was not fixed. The motion was
overruled and Mr.. Campbell made a
statement to the jury and promised
to prove that Waller stole the stuff
without the knowledge of Anderson.
The latter went on the witness stand
and testified that he was in the cop
per precipitating business and en-
ployed Waller to collect tin cans and
iron, but instructed him to go to no
place i'm particular. AS soon as he
heard that he was accused of stealing
the stuff he went to Mr. Largely and
told him he knew nothing about IL,
and Mr.. Largey said he believed him,
but thought Anderson knew who did
steal il.
Anderson told a very straight story.
with appearance of truth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sullivan testified that
they heard Waller and a colored man
named Taylor say that they would
fasten the crime on Anderson and
thereby shield themselves. Sam John
son. colored. and John Whitford tes-
tiled that they knew Waller and that
he was the greatest liar in seven states.
Ella Ford. in rebuttal. said that An
derson had asked her to tell Waller
TO admit that he stole the stuff and
he would contribute $50 to defend
him.
The case was submitted to the jury
without argument and II took them
less than 10 minutes to find Anderson
not guilty and he was discharged.
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suit on Account.

The KentStanley company of Rhode
Island to-day commenced an action
against II. 5. Tuttie. j. II. Leyson.
John W. Cotter and r. .. Dugan. MEM
bers Of the late futile Dugan Jewelry
company. for SIS, claimed TO be due
on account. The complaint alleges that
the defendants did not comply with
the laws Of Montana providing that
all corporations should file with the
county clerk an annual statement.
Carroll & Leehey are attorneys for the
plafuriffS
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TWO DAMAGE SUITS
The Montana Union Defendant in Both
Of Them.
A GRAND LARCENY CASE
John. Anderson Accused of Steal
ing a Lot of Cast Iron From p.
A. Largely Against the Tut
tle-Dugan Jewelry Co.
GRAND LARCENY CASE

Butte, June THE Montana Union
Railroad company has been made de-
PENDANT in two suits for damages filed
in the United States court in Butte.
aggregating So, 900. The plaintiff In
one of the cases is Thomas Salesman
of Columbia City, Ind. According to
his complaint he was an engine fore
man in the companys employ on Jan.
80. 1898. and was on an ore train run
ming between Butte and the Anaconda
hoist. While backing up the Haggin
spur the foremost car, upon which he
was riding, struck a portion of track
which was frozen over with water,
send and snow to the depth of several
feet. The car was thrown off the track
and Salesman fell under 1t, the car
passing over his right leg and crush
ing IL so that IL had to be amputated.
His left arm and wrist were also brok-
en- and il was necessary to remove
some Of the bones, causing the arm to
become stiff. lame and useless. He
also claims that he suffered permanent
injuries to the head and was laid up
for 10 months. He alleges that the de-
fective condition of the track had been
known to the company for two days
prior to the accident, but that he had
no knowledge of its dangerous condi-
ton when he was ordered to go on
ii. Salesman says he was SO years OF
age and in good health prior to re-
ceiving the injuries, and able to earn
$l20 month, but that since that time
he has been entirely disabled He
asks for 100000 damages-S25.0 900 on ac-
count of the injuries and $1,000 for the
sickness he suffered
The second suit is that of j. f.
Fetherkyle, engineer on the Montana
Union engine which exploded on the
hill on March II. 1898, killing several
men and seriously injuring Fether-
kyle and ii. B. Mulligan, the fireman.
Fetherkyle is now a resident of Iowa.
and sues for $35, 000 He lost his left
leg and was otherwise badly mangled
His case was tried in the district court
about a year ago and he lost it, but
was granted a new trial. The case was
afterwards dismissed in the district
court by his attorney and the new
suit brought in the United States
court.
Mulligan's suit for $4,000 is still
pending in the district court on new
trial. He also was horribly mangled
and is now a resident of Missoula.
Howard Paschal of this city and
Mcdonald & Bernard of St Paul are
attorneys for the plaintiffs in the three
cases.
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Butte. June THE experts who have
been busy on the books Of the late city
treasurer for the past three weeks arc
nearing the end Of their labors AMI
will probably have their report ready
Ia about week. The report. IL Is cX-
pcct"d. VIII show that most Of the
shortage has taken place during tho
past two years. There is no large
amount that has been taken out Of the
bank at one time. but the account
seems To have been withdrawn in
checks of fcw hundred dollars each.
seldom any check being as high as
$500
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Butte. June Notices Of the follow
ing mineral locations were filed for
record to-day:
,Marsden placer, four and a half
miles north of Feeley. by William
Marsdan and others.
Daisy Bell. Chiquitti and Hope lodes,
three miles from Silver Bow Junction.
by John T.. Isenbauer.
Yellowstone lode. on the north side
of Little Blacktail canyon, by c. III.
Anderson and others.
Equipment lode. Summit valley dis
trict, by w. w. SHETLAND.
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Another Change of Time.

Effective June 2. and until further
notice, the Montana Central local train
No. . will run through daily to Great
Falls. Leave Butte at So'clock a m, Hell
ena 11:15 a. m, arrive Great Falls 2.55 p.
m. No l, returning, will leave Great
Falls at o'clock y. m, Helena 1885 u.
m, arrive Butte IL o'clock p. m. No.
will connect at Great Falls with the
Great Falls & Canada railroad for Co
lumbia Falls, Kalispell. Spokane and
all points west via Shelby Junction.
No change will be made in arrival or
departure of through trains. j. L.
Dawson. General Agent.
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Congressman Hartman Replies.

Butte. June president Frank Of
the Butte chamber of commerce to-day
received a telegram from Congressman
Hartman accepting the invitation to
attend the Memphis silver convention
as a delegate from Montana. No re-
plies to similar invitations sent to Sem
ators Carter and Mantle have yet been
received by Mr. Frank. Ii IS possible
that Mr.. Hartman and Mr.. Merrill will
be the only Montana representatives
at the convention.
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New time table on the Great North
ern railway takes effect on Monday.
May 9Th, at 10 a. m:
Nc. % will arrive Butte $3.50 p. m.
No. will arrive Butte $40 p. N.
No. will leave Butte 10 a. IN.
NJ. "a will leave Butte p. m.
]. Z. DAWSON. General Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08
Saturday. Calendar.

The following matters are set for
hearing in Judge Speer's court to-mor-
row: state vs.. e. \. tombstone. de-
PENDANT to appear: state ". Chris Bin
der. plea. State Us. William Mouldsr
- al. plea; State V. g. l.. Campbell.
plea. State vs. Thomas Anderson. sem
tence; State rs. John .Sheehan, defend
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

good remedy and there is not any
thing on, the market that equals French
1ansy Tablets for the relief and cure of
painful or irregular menses. These tab
let's remove all distractions, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au.
gendre, Paris. France, and for sale only
by ID. NJ. Newbro Drug Co., Put;e, Mont,
sole agents. Price - per box; sent by
mail securely scaled.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08
Pastfme Club Officers.

Butte. June THE Pastime Athletic
club last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
Leroy Amos vice president, X. Robbi
secretary, II. b. Hoyt: treasurer, J. A.
Prickett: board of governors. Leroy
Amos. r. Robb, II. B. Hoyt. j. A.
Prickett. Ben Tibbey. Robert Ellis u
Is. Steele, f. Dudley and John @
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On Hpnd Suits for Sale.

Butte. June Recommending this
date. June 6, Nash & Co. tailors. will
place on sale all of the clothing that
they have on hand at so cents on the
dollar. The idea is to dispose of every
on-hand suits or pants at a scrifce. Al
East Park street
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LOvd S Biz
PaViliOn...
-. UNCLE TOMS CABIN

TWO NIGHTS. TCESDAY and WEDNES-
DAY. JUNE II IA Mammoth Can
vas Opera House, Special Scenery
for Every Ac.-A Solo Band, >u-
par5 Orchestra, a Phenomenal Cast, a
Beautiful Shetland Pony. the E-yp-
tan Donkey. Jerry" the Donkey
Comedian, "Wa,skcrs." Genuine -
berian Blood Hounds, Perfect Per
Torrance.
Prices reduced 20 PC and SOC. VII
exhibit At Library Block.
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Bids will be received by the Mlssoula General
Electric company for the construction OF a dam
and power house across the Missoula river az
Hell Gate canyon, according TO nlans and speci-
fcations at company's office. The company re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids Bids
will be received until June 10, 1896 Mssoula
General Electric company.
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SAD DEATH.
c. NJ. Aliens Pleasant Anticipations Turned
TO Profound Grief.

Butte. June William Allen OF New
Paris. Ohio. father Of c. NJ. Allen. SUI
pcrintendent OF the Il. & n. smelter
died very suddenly this afternoon from
a paralytic stroke Mr.. Allen arrived
yesterday on "a visit To his son. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. and
had hardly been in the city "A hours
before he was stricken.
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On Hand suits for sale.

Butte. June Recommending this
date. June 6, Nash Il Co. tailors. Will
place on sale all OF the clothing that
they have on hand at 80 cents on the
dollar. The idea is To dispose Of every
on-hand suits or pants at a scrifice. ~
East Park street.
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ant to appear: James Hughes VS.. t.
Rowan. demurrer; L. Gallick VS.. t. j.
Bordeaux. demurrer; Joseph Cartier
VS.. Frank Richie, restraining order.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Percale shirts, two collars and cuffs, go
for 75c; neckwear starts al Is c; suspend
ers start at 15c. at the closing out sale of
Simon Jacobs & Cos. store.
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On Hand suits for Sale.

Butte, June Recommending this
date, June 6, Nash & Co, tailors. will
place on sale all of the clothing that
they have on hand at so cents on the
dollar. The idea is to dispose of every
on-hand suits or pants at scrifice. Al
East Park street
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Butte. June Recommending to-day
Nash & Co. will meet all competition
in every department. bankrupt or 9TH
erwise Values always given.
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The closing out sale Of Simon Jacobs
q Co.'S stock Of mems wear begins to-
day.
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Fifty cents will buy a good Numbered
white shirt at the sale of the Jacobs
stock
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bankrupt Prices Demone,Ized.

Butte. June Recommending to-day
Nash & Co. will meet all competition
I'm every department. bankrupt or 9TH
erwise. Values always given.
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For sale cheap-Fresh stock of gro
ceries. fixtures, etc. now in building
at No. 6S West Park street. Must be
sold at once for cash. Call on or ad-
dress Edwin l.. Mayo. South Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Earl & Wilson's +. & W. collars go at
two for 25c. Cluett Coon & Co.'S celebrated
collars three for 25c. The well-known
Monarch" dress shirts for 81 at the clos
ing out sale of Simon Jacobs & Co. stoc x.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

After 10 years experience as ticket
broker. d. Goldberg of ~ Main street
can ufer guaranteed transportation
L. an points al less rates than any one
in Butte.
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If you are going east and wish to visit
the principal points of interest en- route,
purchase your ticket via the Union Pa
cific.
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MONTANA UNDERTAKING Co

Tie largest dealers In Undsrtakars goods
lnd supplies N the state. Prices the lowest
We q - furnish ines lie arse. and one carriage
Tree. Tor al funerAis conducted by US. frac
tea enotlmer and funeral director In charge.
uTea day and night chAS LANdlOlS
Manager. Telephone No. ~ Cor ParS and
Wyoming streets. Butte
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Societies and parties desiring the Co.
lumbia gardens for picnics and celebra-
tions can secure same by inquiring OF
W. II. Lewis
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sherin's Sale.

At Rocker. Monday, June TO- 1895, at
2 o'clock p. m. 10 dump carts, % dump
cart harness, extra dump cart
wheels, 4 sheet iron camp stoves and
/ DlOW
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Ask for Centennial beer. insist upou
getting IL, az IL is the best In the mar
ket ana IS a home production.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Ask for Centennial beer; insist upon
getting ii. as ii is the best in the mar
ket and is home production.
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The finest line of clothing in the city
will be sold at an awful sacrifice at the
closing cut sale of Simon Jacobs & Co.'S.
stock,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Honey, honey. honey. homemade breal,
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter At
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

You can buy more goods for 81 at
the closing out sale of Simon Jacobs
d Co.'S stock of mems wear than you
ever saw for twice the money.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Just the thing to apply after taking
a bicycle ride. Newbro's Witch Hazel
Cream
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

In Mrs. Henderson's rattle No 81 won
the dresses which were on exhibition
in Il. +. Calkins store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

One las Palmas cigar given free with
each morning Standard. Only 5 cents.
Abe Heyman, Owsley News company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Photos taken until 10 D. m. at the La
Roche Studio, "a North Nam street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-08

Ask any well-informed lady what she
thinks of Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream
for the complexion.
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Surprise yourself by seeing what a
little cash Viii buy al the closing out
sale 81 simon Jacobs * Co.'S stock OF
mems wear
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The people like Il. The people buy
it. Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream.
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The closing out sale of Simon Jacobs
& Co.'S stock of mems wear begins to-
day
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Change of Time.

For plaques, paints, brushes, etc., 60 to
Charles Schatzlein's, Ii West broadway.
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The closing out sale Of Simon Jacobs
& Co.'S stock Of mems wear begins to-
day.
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Fresh cut roses, 81 dozen. Carna-
tions. SO cents. At Mrs. Knox's this
week only
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For artist supplies go TO Charles Schatz.
lein's, IA West Broadway.
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7,HSiegel
CLOTHING Co.

Good clothing can be bought as low
as $500 suit at the closing out sale of
Simon Jacobs & Co.'S stock
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The closing out sale of Simon Jacobs
& Co.'S stock of mems wear begins to-
daV
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Our misfortune is your great luck
Shoes are slaughtered at Dan Lewis
assignee sale.
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Mineral Locations.

1t has stood the test of the people
Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream.
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Roses Sl.0G. creations - cents per dor
Mitchell! / Name sieE, - West Granite.
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The K,.r 81 uor.. r.m.r..

Professor o. n. Gleason. who has been
termed "America's king OF horse-tamers."
will be at the Arnfory every night of the
present week. and will undertake to sub
tagate the widest and most vicious horses
that can be found in this city or county
He VIII be assisted by a company OF ex-
PERT horsemen. and viii give perform
arSsa described as a hewilderlng equine
spectacle. Professor Gleason has APP
peared In nearly all the large cities of
the country. and has been given unqual-
flied praise by the press. The Salt Lake
Tribune says of him:
"Sasrfe very obdnrate animals were
dealt with and were 10th to allow Them
selves to be conquered. High kicking
ami very hard kicking came from couple
of them. But finally, stubborn as their
own vicious temper and bad training
had made them. they yielded and became
"a deeila and quiet as Mays lamb is
popularity supposed 20 I've. The coal
wagon buckskin, which astonistteti every
one the everauE before, was fun OF fuht
again last night. ana as ne stood on hts
hind legs he handled his front feet In he
capacity or most dangerous striker.
He nawed Mr.. Beavers umbrella from
his llan3s and stamped II into fragments.
Ent the p1ndeTnoniugn 81 noises and num-
er0as sevsces for overcoming his fears
ana hrSaksng down his bad disposition
were eventually successful and he WAS
driven about THE ring with and without
lines.
Then cane a hay, which has iong had
;he reputation ~ 'sotng over backward.
turning complete sensersaniis. ana the
animal gave an exhibition OF MS ford
ness Ter sach feats ~ vaulsing into the
air ana coming down with tremen 1ous
fierce on Its hack. This beast Was operat-
Ell upon tsu Il could neither he coaNeGi
ner compelled 20 repeat As fccltshaess
-.--2asognnissiuner Esupey viii soon have
q circus performer in his beautiful a-sa
Intelligent easlne. for az the command
az The trainers last night is relied drum
from Oae cnd 81 the hall TO the other
azes hack agatg. told hts own age. counted
twenty ty Paving On tha tlco-, picked a
handkerchief up. took 81 from SIS own
hack, etc. 10 the manifest interest anil
amusement Of tbs audience one week
aga Fsse animal WAS an unbrokea ard
practically asShAB3iei colt