Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-13
JON TAMsRs
Some Who Never uss ths Whip Iu -ss

nations. have. at any rate, had ue-a
 written and said about them X few
 years ago NJ Pezon retired from
 business. having made fortune by
 his great power over animals, and
 gained the distinction of boing pos.
 sibly the greatest lion tanner in the
 world. with the exception perhaps
 Of NJ Bidsl, at whose monagcris in
 Paris some time ago there was d
 wonderful meeting of giants. dwarfs
 and monstosities generally, for tha : purpose of discussing tho interest ts
 of their respective oallings. 60 far as
 those interests were connected with
 the hiring of ground in Paris and it's vicinity.
 h. Pezon was one of the tanners
 who ignored the use of a heavy
 whip Cancellation. and not coer-
 cion, was apparently bis motto,
 and. acting on that principle. be at-
 tained prodigiOus sucCess. Henri
 Martin. too, another French DOT.
 former, was quite m the front rank. and he unlike some others ID the profession. began really young. Re was but a small boy when be first embarked on circus life. and began with horses, gradually making hia way to the more dangerous Rnimals. He IS said to have been one of the few who did not object to tackle e. gers. leopards and panthers-thrce animals which the majority of wild beast performers have a wholesome and not an unnatural dislike Co.
 Some of NJ. Martins methods ap- pear tO have been curious. Having on ore occasion to interview e hye- na, Martin wrapped his legs and arms with cords, protected his head with hAndkorchiefs and other things, and. walking into the cage, went to the hyena and Nfercd it his arm. The hyena hitit. of course. but Mar tn looked on stOhdly. as though nothing had happened Next day be substituted Q leg. and so Inc train ing went on. til either the hyena got tired of biting or was 50 disgust d At seeing DO results that he gave it up
 M. Albert of Havre. too. was an other famous man ID his calling. and distinguished himself on one occasion. when he found a 0uarr,l going on among the bears. by walk. ing straight in among them and SCI. arAting the fighters. but Mr. Georrc Sanger once did about as plucky a thing a ever wss known. The hogs and Q lionoss were having a terrific fight in their cage. aud tAe battle TsEed so fu-ilcS.v ,hat neitIeI Crockett Dor tle Keeper cared alsoa' venturlDg in. M.- Saucsr hovet, was equal Co tho Ccr; s.rf. onl. ro- ing in U;Dc-g tiC CUI-...;CrtS. sGo. ceedcd ia restoring pace @: last But If Csr,lsf;. who U-s a very able traiu,.. -.r.rI .s .ut ioes of nerve on s.-s t..s-.as. -, ma.1 up for it ou .g..tr. v-ga @ groom tGWpcT,l --.. fs.t- Of tlso liens case .. . i4 l.c lc,le that tfs .c; ...c.l i..! !rns o- more cl -..t.i.Gt hs might a- ..- ..ss ..afr,, mcuti,- tEIr watclr aUllts- cause. the a, sucCCrf oasins
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 a I...t .t,r,l. l... .l.. pers. HoalvCr,.-,i i i.s ti.u'lOtUtu. ] Cous.,Icllc reward. Lut In vain. 4 few months later he went To Donaldsonville, L5.. making his headquarters there while he inspect sd the cypress forests west of that place. The river came up suddenly lnc night, and the water surround sd his house. keeping him a prison sr. When, at the expiration of a lew days, the river subsided, among the debris in front of the house was he box that had been lostin Mime 'ota It had been lined with metal, md this fact kept the contents iu- act. When opened, nothing had been very seriously damaged by the Tater.-Washington Star.
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