The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-23

IluR IN tnelr carriage IN front OF d. e.
residence, waiting for the
circus parade to make it's rounds. the
horse began to kick ~viciously at the
vehicle and kicked until it had pretty
thoroughly demolished the front end OF
the carriage and kicked itself entirely |
Tree. The animals heels came within a
Few inches OF the children's faces several
times and although all occupants OF the
carriage we're hustled ont pro%mlscuously.
they escaped %uninlured except as to u
few bruises.
II. Harrison to whom we referred yes
terday rs being low with typhoid fever
died last night, He has been ailing for
about a month, his real attack OF typhoid
having been last winter. MIR. Harrison
WAS about IS years OF age and has been
d resident OF this county ten or twelve
years. He Was very much respected as
nman and neighbor, being sober and in
dustrious. He leaves Il wife, son and
daughter in good circumstances. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at
10 IA. m, from tie family residence, 5
miles south Of Madison, Rev. J. c. Hub
bell officiating and the remains will be
LAID TO rest III the Netter cemetery.
Brooklngs Register, 2l: Geo. D..
Waters, accompanied 10y some Madison
friends, were IN the city Friday evening
and departed for their home the next
morning. They were at Lake Campbell
| 70 take advantage of the splendid fishing
that body If water affords this year, and
when the ram came up Friday afternoon
they drove to town to avoid getting vet.
George reports that his duties as assist
aut principal IN the city school OF Mad
isou are agreeable TO him. and that he
proposes TO so 10 Pudue university
sometime in the future to further tit
himself for the business of teaching, and
that he intends TO make mathematics his
speciality.
The Wallace Shows arrived early this
morning from the west IN a train OF -
cars, pulled by Il double header-Chas.
Mc,illl and Felix Vidal engineers. Herb
Putuey conductor-and were quickly
|unloaued and everything under cover OF
the mammoth tents before 8 a. IN. MOI
we're the crowds from the country behind
the circus in reaching the city for al
dawn the people Logan pouring mt
town and by the time the parade tool
place the streets we're blocked. The
parade was a magnificent affair. lht
horses we're superb, the riders gay, tn
hands inspiring. Seldom, II ever, wal
such a magnificent lot Of horses. char'ot'
dens OF wild beasts and tableaux PIC
tnres seen on our streets. Anothe
feature was the performers. The ladle'
were young, OF intelligent appearance
modest misnhnd beautiful. Tier ma
a.corts were all neat and clean and ha'
the appearances of perfect gentlemen
The costumes we're elegant. At Tn
~c,rcus. while the crowd was inspectln|
the ~meuseerie, the great Wallace sym
phouy band gave an hours concer
OF delightful selections, after which IN
q circus performance was openec WIZ
.sThe Horse Fair" a feature filling IN
h~,,roarome track with beautiful an
: mails. bedecked with ribbons, and leo o
orooms in uniform. Some OF the nov
displays in the CIRCUS programme wei
the grand corps du ballet, from f"r''
tho wonderful acrobatio performance
Tho nine Nelson family; the flying sral
u azs feats Of the Earl sisters; the o'cyc
. work Of the renowned Strirk family; u
. m,d.sir flight OF the Angelo sisters ao
y the great Ferris wheel trapeze acts OF u
vortex sisters. The performance WI
greatly enjoyed by an immense rowo
people. Everything in M "oou' y
u show is regulated in the best OF oroe
q M fakirs, gamblers or gratters a
allowed about the premises and Sis''o
ID 90 around in peteot safety FRO" "
ID proprietor down everyone "
4. with the shows are courteous
,e Save money by patroLizins iSoz'nSi
4 Lee.