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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08
The Echoes Of an Eagles Nest.

The most wonderful echo in the
known world is that heard from the
Eagles Nest in the lake regions of Ire
land. The rock known as Eagles
Nest is the most prominent peak to be
found among the heights that surround
the Killarney lakes. Its apex is 1850
feet above the surface of the water, and
the extraordinary echo is heard to the
best advantage from a spot 100 feet to
the west from an opening called the
Devils Mouth. At that point the effect
Of the re-echoed sounds is absolutely
startling, the slightest whisper being re-
peated as often as 1000 times. The re-
bound is always clear and distinct and
appears to come from the crags, cliffs
and peaks which surround the expert
menter on all sides. st. Louis Repub-
lie.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

Lodge No. l, Degree OF Honor, Of
Winnipeg, Man, with seventy-ty men,
bers, has sent a petition to Mrs. Mary
l.. Phelps, Of Montrose, this state, the
grand chief Of honor for the Dakotas, to
have Manitoba and the northwest terri
tory annexed to the jurisdiction Of the
Dakotas. The petition will % granted
Under the state laws Of Manitoba nc
certificate can be issued by an organiza
ton util 1t is able to pay the full
amount OF the certificate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08
Notice Of Hearing Petition,

In county court. Whereas, Conrad Bartels has
applied for . druggist's permit to sell ~intoxics.
ting liquors under the provisions and restric-
tions " the lave Of this state governing the sale
Of intoxicating liquors, At his place of business
on Egsn avenue, In the city Of Madison. county
Of Lake, and state Of South Dakota. TAeSefore,
notice is hereby given, that the 30th day Of No.
vember, 1895, at 10 o'clock .. m, At the once OF
the county judge, In the city OF Madison, In said
county and etate, has been set as the time and
place OF hearing of said petition, when and
where any person qaalined may appear and
chow cause II any there be, why said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Madison, 8. D.. this slst day Of DC.
tober, 1895.
]. Il. WILLIAMSON,
County Jukge,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08
Child Lost in n Curious Way.

RoYALTON, Mimi, Nov. S.-Frank
Lang's 3-year-old child is lost in a Pc
cullar manner She went with her
grandfather to Little Falls, Mimi, and
on returning the old gentleman lost his
way and left the child sitting in the
buggy while he went to search for the
road. While trying to find it he lost
the child, horse and all, and up to this
writing has not been able to find any
race Of them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

neys engaged in the Fair will contest
deny that there is any foundation for
the statement made in o local paper
that the contest has been compromised
Herman Oelrichs, Charles l.. Fair and
w. S. Goodfellow, the latter a trustee
under the will of the late Senator Fair,
each pronounce the report Of a compro.
mise absolutely untrue.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08
to Have an Ice Palace.

LEADvILLE, Col, Nov. S.-Twenty
thousand dollars has been raised and
plans completed for the ice palace to be
built in this city. The building will oc-
cupy ground 300 feet square, exclusive
of dancing halls, %toboggan slides and
other auxiliaries. The toboggan slide
will be two miles long. G. 4. Jay, OF
St. Paul. has been engaged to supervise
the work of construction.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

Census Commissioners Wheeler will
probably have the figures OF the 1898
census completed this wesk. AS near as
can be learned from the tigures-which
are practically co~mplete-the state has
gained q little over 5000 population the
mast five wears,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

,ic a' i. he U1 S0 given \; 3 By T the und er cfeesssa sdm Ho:
istrator of the estate Of Col. r. s. Moberly, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay.
Ing claims Inns , ,Ss the SAID ,o deceased; 70 i,, exhibit ,ant
months after the first publication Of this notice,
to the said administrator at his place OF bust.
ness, in the city Of Madison, in the county OF
Lake, 8. D.
Dated November 5, 1895.
CHAS. B. KENNEDY,
Administrator o the eetate OF Col. T. s.
Moberly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

Ranchers on the Moreau river say that
wolves are SO plenty and ]ferocious in
that part of the reservation that they are
destroying many calves and yearlings
and are even attacking larger cattle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

Brown county's election on the ques-
ton OF voting $4,000 worth Of bonds to
purchase the First National bank prop
erty for court house purposes resulted
in the defeat of the project, four to one.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08

Howard Press: Between Attorney
General Crawford's statement. Of the
Taylor case, and the statement pub
lished by the state board Of agriculture
relative to the state fair scandal, the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-11-08
THE DAILY LEADER
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE DAILY LEADER makes q special feature OF
furni.hlns concerning the advantages
and resources of the city of Madison and Oh the
state at large emitting IL TO the patronage OF al
%7ertisers of every class.
J. = STAHL, Proprietor.
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TRYING STRIKERS.
Railroad Men Testify About the
Killing of Engines.

There was no startling evidence devel-
oped in the case Of the railroad strikers
which was going on yesterday before
Judge Morrow In the United States Dis
trict Court.
B. A. Peckham. the station agent at San
Mateo, testified that he heard converse
ton between Clarke. one of the men In
dicted jointly with Cassidy and Mayne,
and Douty. the manager of the Pacific
Improvement Company. In this converse
ton Clarke said that they were killing the
engines because the men on the other
side said that they were not doing enough
on The Coast Division. The Pullmans, he
said, had nothing to do with 1t.
A. j. Fins, assistant station agent, cor
rohorated the evidence Of Peckham.
H. r. Judah, assistant general passen.
ger agent, testified that he was present
when an attempt was made by Clarke,
Cassidy and man named Price to kill
the only live engine at San Mateo.
Conductor Gould said that his train.
which was killed at Palo Alto, was a regu-
lar mail train to San Francisco. carrying
no signals.
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SANDERSON NOW.
Chosen President of the
Superior Court.
Slight Changes in the Disposition OF
BusinesS-New Court Conn
miss Toner.

The Superior Judges held their annua
meeting yesterday afternoon in the cham
bers of Presiding Judge Hebbard.
Their Honors met for the purpose of gen.
orally discussing the business of the en-
suing year. but particularly for the pur-
pose of electing a new Presiding Judge.
This honor, as q rule. falls in rotation, the
only acce pied rule being that a Demo
cratic and Republican Judge shall be
chosen alternately. Il being the turn OF
Judge SandersOn, as being next on the
list for the honor, be was formally elected,
and for the next twelve months Judge
SaDderson will have the onus of assigning
the several causes that are brought under
his notice to their respective departments
of the Superior Court
After this formality was over, the
question of appointing new Court
Commissioner in tlace of John a. Carroll,
who has resigned by reason of his elect ion
to the Office of Justice of the Peace,
was brought up. j. +. Tyler, who has for
some time filled the position of an assist
ant librarian in the Law Library. was
nominated, and declared elected by a
unanimous vote.
1t was decided that Judge George F.
Fairs. who has been recently elected,
should take Judge Daingerfeld's place
ID department IL lot Tue TRANSACTION OIL
criminal business. He will hold forth in
the courtroom recently occupied by Judge
Levy Judge Belcher, being the next
junior Judge, will slil conduct GRIM
inal business in Department II, while
Judge DaingerfeId is assigned to Depart
ment 2.
Judge Daingerfeld will for the present
sit in the chambers of the Board Of SUI per-
visors, while courtroom is being built TO T
him in the new wing of the hall. Before
that is completed, however, Judge DANGER
field will Occupy Judge Riordan's old
courtroom, a room on the third floor of the
ball next to the courtroom occupied by
Judge 0eawell. This room is now being
fitted 10 for Judge Daingerfield.
Judge Slack undertakes the probate and
insolvency business formerly transacted
by Judge Levy in Department 10. He
will occupy his old courtroom, oppo-
site to that of Judge Hunt, on the
third floor, for the present, while
a new room is being constructed in the
new wing of the hall, close to where Judge
Daingerfeld will sit. Judge Stacks old
courtroom will then be vacant.
The Judges, at their meeting yesterday,
ordered 5000 trial jurors to be selected for
the twelve courts, and IA names drawn
from which to sele9t the next Grand Jury.
The meeting was attended by James w.
Coffroth, secretary of the Superior Court.
who does not require reelection, as he
holds his Office at the pleasure of the
judges.
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SHE is ASHORE.
Accident to the Rio de
Janeiro.
A Dispatch Says She Met Mishap
at South kagoshimo-The
Details Lacking.

A dispatch was received at the Mer.
chants Exchange yesterday to the effect
that the well-known steamer City OF Rio
de Janeiro. which left here December Is
is ashore at South Kagoshimo. The dis
patch, which comes from Nagasaki. merely
states that the vessel is damaged. nc
particulars being yet to hand.
The Rio Janeiro was built In Chester
Pa. by John Roach & Sons in 1878.
She is a barkentine-rigged. iron screw
steamer of 3548 tons gross and 700 borse
power. Her commander is Captain Smith
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an old employe of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. Her measurements are ::
Length, 344 feet; beam, SO feet; depth Of
bold, 2S feet inches.
The vessel was never considered very
fast boat, but she was very seaworthy
one. The officers OF the Pacific Mail Com
PAW think that she will be gotten off the
rocks with small damage. They explain
that here are number Of small islands
near Kagoshima and that 1t must be one
OF these that the vessel has beached on.
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BRAVES ON THE MOVE.
Big Excursion of iroquois to the
Budd inaugural.

The Iroquois Club has completed the ar
engagements for its excursion to Sacra-
mento to attend the inaugural OF Governor
Budd on next Thursday. The club is very
proud of the partit took In the election OF
the Governor. and its excursion is to be on
grand scale.
The members will assemble at their
hall at 9O9k Market street on the after
noon before the day of the inauguration,
and. escorted by their band of music. will
march to the foot of Market street. where
they will take the train for Sacramento.
Ga their arrival there they will be met by
the Iroquois Club of Sacramento and es-
corted to headquarters which have been
assigned them.
Inasmuch as Governor Budd is promi-
nent Iroquois it is understood that the
club will act as his escort in The inaugnr al
parade aud ceremonies The mem Der
will wear white hats and gloves. a
specially prepared Iroquois badge pend
ent from bud pin, and each member will
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The Railroad Wins.

In the case of Isabella F. Mills and her
hus band James Mills. against the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company, jury in
the United States Circuit Court yesterday
rendered verdict in favor of the defend
ant. The action was to recover SO. 900 for
injuries to Mrs. Mills. caused by the de-
railing of a car in Arizona two years ago.
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Dropped Dead.

Ralph Holmes. an old Waterman.
dropped dead in woodshed in the rear of
1853 First street yesterday afternoon. where
ne was found by Officer Dodge Heart
disease is supposed to have been mis-
trouble. Deceased was native Of Ireland.
single and 6S years Of age,
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To Increase the Membership. %

The committee OF 100 young men. APP
pointed recently by The Young Mems
Christian Association for the purpose of
increasing the associations mem bership,
will meet this evening. A special effort
will be made at the meeting to place the
institution Oh a substantial financial basis
by increasing the number of mem bers.
Their will be a meeting OF represen Ia
tive ladies in the Y. Nj. e. A. lecture-room
at 2:30 P. NJ. to-day, when Mrs. Sarah b.
Cooper will deliver an address.
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Denver Savings Society.

The much talked of and long expected
suit against the Savings Society of Den
YER. Colo. was filed in the Superior Court
yesterday by the People on the relation
IF Attorney General Bart The sui
charges malpractice and fraud and seeks
TO dissolve the rorpnr ton
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CresweIl has a Busy Day.

City and County Attorney Creswell was
busy man yesterday with the meeting OF
the Board of New City Hall Commission
ers aud with other duties which REQUIRED
his attention, and scarcely found time TO
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d. I. HEALEY. steward of Pabst Hotel.
Milwaukee. writes: 81 regard DR.. Prices
Baking Powder as far superior to any
other brand. It is always uniform, has
great eayening power. and tue last spoon
tul is as good as the first"
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liheied Vessels Sold.

The schooners Lille l.. and Emma and
Louise were sold by the United States
Marshal under al order of court. They
had previously been llbeled. The pur--
chasers were Ross q Hewitt, who paid
$4,000.
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District Attorney in the Country

District Attorney Barnes is absent in
the country. His Office was one of the
few where there was no excitement and
into which the hustling crowds at the new
City Hall did not seek entrance. II wa,
announ ced that no changes would be made
in this Office
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Track Notes.

The first race was not called until 2 81
O'Clock yesterday, the removal of the
water-jump and hurdles having barely
been completed at that hour.
James Rowe and Colonel Chinn. mount
ed on fiery steeds. viewed the first two
races from conspicuous points in the hol-
low. The stewards are evidently afraid
that instead of usin 2 the brake going down
hill, some of the foxy knights of the sad
die would pur The brakes on coming up the
hill to the wire.
Riley Grammar leaves for his home in
Lexington, KY, tomorrow, but expects
to return before the close Of the meeting.
Riley says he is very we'll satisfied with
the meeting, and gave mis- fellow b0okies a
reminder of his going by plugging Charmer
all around the ring.
Barney Schneider quit the day S41OO
loser.
Young Henry rode very good race on
Three Forks.
Following are the starters for to-day's
running events:
First race, three-quarters OF a mile-Charles
A1O9. Glen Echo 169. Charmer 102. Catalogue
81, Flirtila 80, Sir Reel 112. Mainstay 80,
Paramatta 10Y. Qurt 100, TIL Clifton 106.
SECOND race. eleVen-SlXteenthS Of a mile. sell
lng-Morven 101, Mutiaeer 80, Little Tough
80. Blue Banner 105, ConnaughE 80, Kitty
50, GOrdius 10l, Faro 102.
Third race, one mile, selling-Empire 101,
Draw Scot 109. April 100, 81. Brandon ZIG.
Hanford SO, Jake johnson los, Haymarket
1Ol, by by 100, GuadaOupe los.
Fourth race eleveD-SiXteenths of NILE sell
lng-Mollle King 79, ZaragOZa 102, Dick UMa-
ley 101, Silver SO, Jake Allen SO, North SO,
Chemuck 81, Ricardo 90.
Fifth race, thr-r-quariers OF a mile selling
TriX IS. Gold Dust 80, Lawyer 81 Elise lO7
Motor 105, Realization 80.
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EASILY the foremost boon ever given to
the household is DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
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JAChEIS BA RGAlNS.
go S0 $3.50, S. .0O-Hundreds Of ALL.
ID A.CO. WOOL FINE CLIO JACKETS,
plain and trimmed. Call early and select your
choIce all sizes. Reduced from 49, S1l and SI3 so
&c 90 500, $S.OO-ELEGANT ALL
UO.OO. WOOL CLOTH JACKETS. plain or
fur trimmed, big sleeves, good Lengths, blacks.
biues, browns, tans, every one bargain.
Reduced from $15 81 and SlS
CT 6O $3.50, $40. O0-BLACX JACK.
ID l.OU. ETs, very fine al-wooI cloths fine
buttons, good lengths, all SIZES 3 to AZ busts
Reduced from S14. 81 80 and $50
G1O SOto &15.OO-ELEGANT EXTRA
70 L y. OULONG FITTING JACKETS. en-
broidered and fur trimmed. blacks tanS, browns
and navy, all sizes. Reduced from S25 and $50
Q.S M MISSES JACKETS fine Atwood
tDO.OO. cloths, plain and trimmed, all ages,
Reduced from SO and over
$40 .yisH 9ake fh u ned % S codr
Reduced from SO.
No goods exchanged during this sale.
Everything guaranteed "a advertiZpd.
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QlO SO FINE VELOUR DU NORD PLUSH
ID y. ~. CAPE. extra full circle cut, short
and hobby, full fur trimmed, silk lined.
Reduced from $22 so
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tinez TO 2, Cadeau 30 to l. Pronto Is to /, Fare
well TO l.

tineE TO 2, Cadeau 30 to 1. ProntO Is to 1, Fare
well TO 1.
907 SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling
w purse $40O
Ind. Ho, Sc, weight. jockey. st. IL Str. Fin.
293 doph, I05 (McAuIiffe) 6 IS IN IL
962 Norlee. 80 II. Cochrane)...l II 1s %
(3Ul) LAWYER IO5 IL Lloyd "a An 3Js 81
,240 ran1o. lo5 (TuberyilIe). ;;;.2 81 AZ Al
(297)Johnny Payne, lU4 CIV.
Caso,oa Gisaq Bee, ioi iKinnej IS g g g
Good start. Won handiiy. Time O91s. Win
Betting: AdOpb 10 to l, Norlee to l, Lawyer
to 8. Banjo to !, Johnny Payne 3 TO /, Queen
Bee IS to l.
oQO THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
OVC. purse $500.
299 Three Forks. 50 (Henry)......2 SO - lG
297 san Luis 81 Rey lo4 IL. Lloyd).4 on 2: y
zs7 Sy9 Coz 80 (k 81 w. Fynns 81 81 q
2S3 Annie Moore. 103 (E. COcn-
t272)Flasetaf los (McXaiiiroJ. n g.
Good start. Won easily. Time, l:Os Win
ner bay gelding. by SpoKane-Trife.
Betting; Three Forks 8 to San Luis Rey to
to 8, Flagstaff 40 to l.
900 FOURTH RACE-Six furloncs: three
0UJ. year-olds aud upwards, non.winners at
this meeting: purse $500.
Ind Horse. weight, Jockey. St 10 Str Fin.
2SS Zobair, ~ (Spencel. .......5 3h IL IL
\
2se May yI Day. 80 tE oochranej.4 Is s. sS
274 Dick O'Maley, 102 (McAu-
800 Agitato. So tR. isomj. - 81 81
PCS Connaught, 80 (Anderson). 80 81
Fair start. Won hsndily Time, 1:2234. Win
ner, bay horse by ST SaviourNighthawk.
Betting: Zobar TO /, Robin Hood II To 10, May
Day 2 20 !, Dick O'Malley 3 to l. Minnie Beach
40 TO 1, Agitato to 9, ConnaughU 800 to l.
ON FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: selling;
y ". purse $500.
Ind. Horse, weght, Jockey. st III Str Fin.
297 Charmer, 81 a. Cochrane)..l 2: q IN
1b7 bernardo, 10Y IL. Lloyd. % 12 II rs
Isl Experiment gediug, 80
ono, (Kinne} ;;...::. ............4 3h 4s 81
(29z) Belfast, lO4 (ShaWl...,......3 AZ 81 Al
297 Imp Empire, % (Cneyaler) z 6h 51a IS
2S7 Bone Doctor; 81 Or. lsom)..5 615 66 IS
Joe Frank. SO (Anderson)...6
Poor start. Won driving. Time, "a. Winner,
Oh. m, by W Middle Turban.
Betting: Charmer d TO ]. Bernardo 2 TO !, Ex-
pertinent gelding 10 70 I. Belfast TO :, imp. En-
pire to l, Bone Doctor TO l, oe Frank 1OOto /.
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go TO his office. No changes are to take
place among his assistants. 1t was an
nOunced
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carry in his hand a handsomely carved
tomahawk, presented Dy member Of the
Climb
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G1O OO ELEG aNT HEAVY VELOUR DU
u IO.OO. NORD PLUSH CAPE, circle cut,
silk lined stylish ripple around shoulders. full fur
trimmed Reduced from $zO
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Good start. won handily. Time. l;lOK. Win
ner, chestnut gelding. by FeIowcharm. Amanda 7.
ZastinK, Ny Charm evens. Bravura to /, Mar.
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Ga FS FINE ATWOOD CLOTH CAPE
II Il. y. circle cut with ripple round Shout
der; full fur trimmed: black and navy.
Reduced from SO
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90 OO $500, SIO.OO-ELEGANT HIGH
DO.OO. FINISHED KELSEY CLOTH CAPES,
Applique style with staps: tans blues,
browns and blacks.
Reduced from sl3 so. SIC and $I8
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Every garment marked in plair
figurPs-only price.
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IN THE SECOND ACT

NINE YALE WILL WEAR TIGHTS and an ELE-
CANT ATHLETIC C0S1 UME. which will enable
her to go through the movements recommended
by her for making the figure perfect. The devel-
opment of the B ust. the Limbs. the Chest Neck
and the Perfection of all parts of the Body Will
thoroughly treated and Instructions given
Ladies, bring our notebooks aud pencils. Mme,
Y ale VIII give Identifying Recipes of great value.
NINE. YALE has lectured in all the principal
cities OF the world, always before vast audiences
of tn g most cultured people. She is college
graduate and an acc ompished lady of the highest
qualities. AS an educator of her sex she has
never been e0ualed. Her lectures are strictly
scientific and bygienic in Character, embracing
every detail OF the most advanced order.
NINE. YALE is the creator OF beauty culture aud
the originator of the latest physical culture calls
thenic exercises. Mothers, attend and bring your
daughters. las 1t
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CLOTH CAPES.

AnM"1s , KEE :.
cut. blues. blacks and tans Reduced from $l2 80.
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SUMMARY.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. z. 1888.
one FIRST RACE-Five furIonps: selling.
OOO. maidens; purse SzOO 's'4"s
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THE FIRST ACT

VIII De devoted to the Cultlva ton of Beauty fl
general. treating of the Complexion. the Hair
Eyes, Expression the removal of wrinkles and al
trace of age. NINE YALE will be seen IN thi
part in an ELABORATE BALL GOWN designed
for her nv Worth
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Aside from NINE. YALE'S Remarkable Beauty
she is the most noted authority living on the Ways
and Means OF CutivatiDg Beauty, Preserving 1t
and Restoring Youth. She has succeeded in dis
covering the Fountain of Youth, for which Ponce
de con sought in vain Although forty two years
old NINE. YALE does not look over eighteen.
NINE. Y TALES LECTURE Will consist OF two
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-04
GAINS AN ELEPnAnr.
commotion In which circus Chariot
Is overturned

Is Overturned.
The elephants were lined up In the
arena at Ringllng Btothers circus at
Tattersails yesterday morning. says
Chicago Times Herald. Mime, La Russo
led Trlby, the baby elephant. from the
innermost precincts OF the big building,
with the View of putting baby through
her poses. Babylon and Judas. two big
elephants. began trumpetng when she
appeared. They swayed from side Ia
side. lashed their sides with their great
trunks. and threw sawdust I'm the air,
while their keepers with sharp hooks
cndeavored TO nllay their rage. Baby
lon broke away and made q lupge at
Judas, which the latter lodged. Then
the former ran across the arena and
slid into the dressing-room. Judas
sidlcd toward Trilby and began caress-
ing her with his trunk. but the baby
did not seem TO care for nursery lul-
labys. and turned a, contemptuous ear
to Judas Trilby was in quest Of in
against her instructress. ana her in
telligent eyes were a study as she
flooked for the word of command Sud
denly there was heard a great commo-
tion in the menagerie. Babylon was
hustling among other elephants. trum-
peting his rage at Judas He crashed
into the big band chariot. Weighing
1000 pounds, ana over IL went, but was
not seriously Injured. An East Indian
attendant, who had just Joined the
show, rushed up TO Babylon and gave
command I'm the. Indian tongue. The
effect was magical. Babylon subsidcd.
and, trembling. skunk of toward his
proper corner in the elephant corral and
put his leg In the chain loop. His regu-
lar keeper appeared and prodded him
once or twice with his hook, and Trilby,
the funny little baby elephant out I'm
the arena. undisturbed by the commo-
tion raised by Babylon, received her
hours instruction and retires with n
. hour