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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
LONG STRIKE IS EXPECTED.
Much Money Being Received For
Strikers Relef-Fearful Col
Iieries Will Be Started.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Aug. 1.-THE
fourteenth week Of the anthracite
miners strike began today. Presi-
dent Mitchell is authority for the
statement, made yesterday, that the
strikers are in good shape. Contribu-
tions TO the relief fund are coming
Ia from many quarters now and the
dissatisfaction which was first eyinced
over the distribution has now disap-
peared and the strikers have settled
down to what they believed Is going
10 be a much longer siege than was
first anticipated.
A $4,000 contribution from tho
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen Is
expected by the strikers within the
next 10 days. 1t is said 400 lodges
will contribute $50 each. Other rail-
way brotherhoods are expected to FOL
low suit While the strike leaders
are inclined TO throw cold water on
he reports that an attempt will be
made to resume mining at an early
day in the Wyoming region 1t would
not De dL dlI SUI pI lSlu6 ohVuiN OAS Va
two Of the mines In this section be
started up this week. The same
story has been told for weeks past,
but there was a well authenticated re-
port in circulation last night that the
I.ehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal COM
pany may start up work at its Wana-
mie colliery some day this week. AT
the dffce Of the company, however,
lose in charge refused to give out
any information.
A general review Of the whole
strike region shows that unless the
c,eratOrs can break the ranks OF the
strikers by starting up colliery here
and there. the men will be in condi-
ZION TO remain out for some time yet.
The amount Of relief 10 be distributed
will no. satisfy all, but the miners
seem to be willing to make some sac
r;fces in that direction In the hope
tLat eventually they will win.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
OLD SOLDIERS REUNION.
Three Organizations to Hold One, at
Butler, Pa.

PittsBurg. Aug. 1.-THE ninth an
nual reunion of the Survivors asso-
citation of the Sixth Pennsylvania
tCavy artillery will be held at Ala
media park, Butler, Pa, on SaturdaJ
Aug. 16. in CO junction with the Alie-
gheny County G. A. R. association,
and with the One Hundred and Thirty.
fourth regiment, Pennsylvania IN.
fantry-these latter continuing on the
18th, Sunday. The excursion rate
tickets. known as G. A. r. excursion
tickets, are good for the 18th and 17tn
on all roads. The tickets will be sold
tC Alameda park, Butler, Pa.
Trains will leave the depot Of the
Pennsylvania and WA5tern, in Ale
eheny City, at 9:10 a. N. and 1:30 Z
IL. on the 10Th, and at $40 on the
18th. Returning. they will leave foT
allegheny City on the 18th at and
p. NJ, and on the 18th at s p. m.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
MRS. ROOSEVELT AT CHURCH.
The President to Receive Chinese
Prince Today.

Oyster Bay. n. Y, Aug. 11.-Presi'
dent Roosevelt passed a quiet and un
eventful day at Sycamore Hill Sun
day. He did not attend church in
the morning. as is his custom, bu;
Mrs. Roosevelt and the children were
in their pew at Christ church.
No visitors Of an Official character
we're received during the day.
The president today will receive at
Sycamore Hill Prince Tsia Chen
cousin Of the emperor Of China, who
i5 passing through this country en-
route home from England. The
;rince will be brought to Oyster Bay
on the Sylph from New York this
morning. arriving here soon after
hoon. He will be accompanied By
Minister WI Ting Fang, Sir Liang
chen Tung. Minister Wu's successor;
Nr. Won Kai Tai, Secretary Wong
and Hon. Herbert D. Peirce, third as.
sistant secretary of state, as the spe'
c:al representative Of the state de
Iartment.
After luncheon the party will be
taF~n back to New York on the
Sylph.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
FARMER
|. CRUELTY ABUSED.
STRIKERS WERE SORRY.
Expressed Regret Over Shooting A.
fair at New Castle, Pa.-Works
Were Guarded.

New Castle, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE po-
lice remained on guard all Saturday
Light at the plant Of the Pennsylvania
Engineering works, where machinists
are on strike, but there was not out
break after the shooting Of Edward
Kelly by one of the non-union men,
o. a company detective. The greater
part of the 1000 men surrounding the
rlant followed Kelly when he was car.
rie daway for surgical assistance, and
there were rumors that the plant
would be attacked later in the night,
but no trouble resulted. Before mid
night a heavy rain set in and damp
caed the ardOr Of those who had in
cited the riot.
The striking machinists yesterday
expressed regret over Saturday
nights outbreak, in which they say
they had no part. They say the trou-
BILE was fomented by strangers, who
came here from other places Saturday
to attend the picnic for the benefit
Of the strikers. No arrests had been
made over the shooting Of Kelly. The
non-union men said none Of the shots
were aimed at the crowd, but were
fred into the air as a warning to the
crowd to keep away from the house.
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oUsTlNG OF MRS. TAYLOR.
Rcot Denies Right of Federal Court to
Compel Him to ReinstGte CLERK.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE district
attorney filed Saturday the answer of
the secretary of war to the demand
Of Rebecca J. Taylor for mandamus
20 compel her reinstatement in the
war department.
The answer asserts that Miss Tay-
ior was duly Notified Of the charges
against her. ard had three days III
which to answer, as called for by the
Lnly civil service rule which has been
in force on this subject; that the na-
rure of her offense. as stated, was the
publication of a paper in violation OF
her duty as an employe Of the govern
ment. containing remarks derogatory
" and disrespectful to the president
uf the United States.
1t is agreed that all this was preju-
dicial to the good order and efficiency
of the service, and incompatible with
her remaining any longer in the war
department, that the civil service
rules vest no right Of permanent ten
ure in a clerk, but are merely pre-,
scribed by the president for the guild
ance of his subordinates; and, finally,
hat the courts have no power to con-
.rol the conduct Of the executive in
matters of appointment, promotion
and removal. which are left entirely
IN the executive discretion.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
M'MILLAN DEAD.
MICHIGAN SENATOR EXPIRED O?
HEART FAILURE.
Attack Followed Congestion, After
illness of Few Hours-His
Career.

Washington, Aug. ia dispatch
was received here yesterday announc'
ing the death of Senator James Nc
MILAN, of Michigan, at an early hour
ye sterday morning, at his summer
home, at Observation-Disclosures, Mass.
Death was the result of heart failure
following congestion, after an illness
oe a very few hours. The news came
IS atgreat shock to his friends here.
as vi hen the senator left Washington.
shortly after the adjournment of con.
gress he appeared to be in good
health and looked forward with much
satisfaction to a quiet and restful
summer.
The senator leaves a widow, three
sons, w. c., Philip and Frank, all OF
retroit, and a daughter. Mrs. Nc
MILAN and her daughter accompanied
he senator to Manchester after the
adjournment Of congress.
Senator Mcmillan was native of
Ontario, having been born in Hamil-
Ton, May II, 1888, but in early life re-
moved to Michigan, and for many
y ears has been prominently identified
with the business interests and politI
cal lie of that state, having for a
number of terms been chairman Of
,iIc Republican state committee. He
ras been a member of the United
States senate since March 4, 1889.
He was chairman of the committee
" the District Of Columbia in that
bOdy and was also a member Of the
committees on appropriations, com
nerce, naval affairs, relations with
Cuba, coast and insular survey, and
corporations, organized in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
Murdered Wife; Killed Himself.

Utica. Mich, Aug. lis. E. Sower.
welLto-do farmer, who has been liV'
ing in this village for several months,
Saturday night killed his wife with
IL axe as she lay in bed, and then
hung himseS in his barn. Despond
ency over the fear that he was becom-
ing insane and grief over the death
CT his only daughter, 10 years ago,
:mpelled him to commit the crimes,
Two weeks ago Sower consulted a
local physician as to his mental con
t.ition, and was told that his men,
tality was gradually growing weaker.
He left a letter explaining the matter.
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Aged Man Schockingiy Abused
by. Robbers, Near Day :.
ton, o.
CONDITION RENDERED CRITICAL.
Attempted 10 Defend Himself, but
Was Overcome and Rcund-Poured
Coal Oil on His Feet and Started
RIaze-Secured Small Sum.

Dayton, O., Aug. 11.-Jacob Mum
ma, an aged farmer, who lives alone
north of the city, was tortured by
masked robbers, who broke into his
house Saturday night, and is in a criti-
cal condition as a result Of his in
luries. Mumma attempted TO defend
himself with a shotgun. but he was
overcome and bound. The robbers
poured coal oil on his feet and started
a blaze to compel him to reveal the
hiding place Of money he was sup
posed to have, but they secured only
q small sum.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
ALTOONA BLOCK GUTTEp.
Opera House Building Partly Dam
aged by Fire.

Altoona, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE opera
house block. one Of the largest build
ings here, which was occupied by the
Imperial Dry Goods company, J. w.
Plank, Of CarlIsle, president apd gen.
eIal manager: the One Price Clothing
company. Arthur d. GOldsmid, mana
ger. and the Eleventh Avenue OperI
house. /. c. MishIer, manager, was
gutted by FIRE. which was discovered
AT 3:45 o'clock Sunday morning. and
the loss will aggregate close 10 $685.
coo.
Fire Chief Alleman said the origin
CT the fire was unknown.
The dry goods company carried
about s65 900 stock and its damage. Is
estimated at over $4,000. The build
Ing escaped with a $1,000 loss, tho
FIRE fortunately not being near any
OF the walls.
The clothing company's stock of
S25.00O VAS damaged to the extent
Uf $4,000. All the loss is covered By
insurance.
The opera house alone escaped.
Manager MjShIer notifying the insur-
ance companies that he had no loss.
!he builsing is owned by J. w. Plank.
Eho recently purchased 1t for $4,000.
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Four magnificent altars were con-
Grated Sunday in st. Paul of the
Cross church, Monastery street. South
Side, Pittsburg. The services were
conducted by Bishop Shanahan, Of
Harrisburg.
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National Games SATURDAY..

Pittsburg, l; Philadelphia. 0.
Brooklyn, 4 st. Louis, l.
Chicago. s: New York, First
Chicago. 3; New York, Second
Cincinnati. Z; Boston, 0-First.
Cincinnati. 8; Boston, 2-Second.
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American League Standing.
Games Today.

Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at
Cleveland. Washington at St Louis,
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
AMERICAN GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit, /; Philadelphia, 9.
st. Louis. 6; Washington, 3.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 5.

American Games Saturday.
Cleveland, 7; Baltimore, 0.
st. Louis, II; Washington, 4.
Chicago, s.; Boston. Z.
Detroit. 4; Philadelphia, 3.
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~ lllS OGllS
in General.
On August 9Th, the finn
heretofore known as Fisch-
er Bros, has dissolved, and
Ibecome the sole owner of
the Dry Goods business.
The change of ownership
will not effect its manage
ment. Twill as before, buy
all goods and manage the
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EDWIN N. FISCHER.
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established trade.
In a few days l will leave
for the markets to buy

Ready-made Wear, and al
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-11
The change of ownership
will not effect its manage
ment. Twill as before, buy

all goods and manage the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-08
|Trei fit
i6ua6e Wfdnntr.
Gin 9eilmittel lit entoedft tpproen,
oaS nerfprenc Manmbarfeit
nnb Die arafte iuteoers
berfteilt.
Cine @o9e ansreideanes Vrobe : Qadtt
piro Senem frei sugeianot, Der
0aruiu idreibt.

vGe9eneratioe Sablets" ino anertannt Die einsise
Sun Jsgen %perlorene Mannborfeit in alien Staoien.
Sic mo p%iiienIdaItti6 bur6 Die befeA Ner5te Der
ssslt ~ g%eTSs9 sr.a yer &,i pes Sglt hasftsn 1T 0s saia.
i6 perantiportlid balten. llno iuenn ie auf ibren
Ruf bin bebanpten, OaB Die pyte9encratipe SabletsA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-08

~nerlorene Mannbarteit, Noerbrlt1 p0er S1tpd6e Der
geIdle9tli6en Organs beilen, 10 muB Die Sur poIitip
uno permanent iein. Siee &onnpagnie l6idt Seoem,
Der an nerp6ler S6D6de leioet, Die Wfeot5in fir cine
ip6dentli6e yebanollng frei gu. Ste Meoisin lam
rur oaonrh erprobt tperoen, oaB man Die Helultate
oes 8ebrau6s %ablpartet, iperit lie oas BELT, fir mag
lie gema6t rpuroe, 10 1T lie gu erapfebleu. Siele
qrobe mil Die Gallopia 9pnn 80. nit ibrem Ntittef
fir cine @p9e %geitatten. gta@oem Ell bic g%9iegere=
ratipe Sa6letsA cine 9So6e 9ebrauAt bat, miro Der
Yatient Strait in ieinen Srganen uno Mtusfelr,
neues glut in leinen Moera. l1euert nnternebmutgs=
ge:ft, uno fi6 IN 8eunbbeit uno Gri6einen als
nenen Menl6en finben. Sic rGegeneratipe Sa=
bletsA baben cine munberbare @irfune uno Der 4a=
tient Derlpirt ~0ieielben am erhea Gage. Sic gebeu
oirett sum Sit oes llebels, gang gleib mie lange es
-afHftebt1no brin9eti Strait nno Stdrte. Sieies ipur=
berbare Wittel perbannt ale S6il1teribeit Dem ar=
bern Gelbleht 9egenilber, Deilt ale llebel, Die aus
ueberrei5ung, ueberanfrengur9, Gelhdftsloreen, ole
gum 8erlut ses Geo06tntiies, lnf6bigteit &c fib=
rem, berpor9eben. nGegeueratiue SabletsA iino in
jeoem Nlter antpenobar; lie beleit ale Safe, aus=
genontr1ell, tuenn lGon GpilepIie ooer Srtlinn ein=
9etreten finb. Sic Galopia 2Dnn So. nlaAt teine 8e=
l4rdntun9en;; SeOer, Der oaritil i6rei6t, erbdlt bas
Wtittel Tir etne Wode rrel sa9el1tdt, ~iorgfdltie eitl=
Qepadt ulo obne gu 3elgen, mas es entbdlt. Sic bat
Sarenbe bon grtefen aus alien Sbeilen 0es 2anbes
erbalten, Die BON ben erltaunlihden Glren Der r9fes
e~eneratipe Sablet5A beri6ten. Sbre Sfferte Tir cine
Wode 1T edit; es peroen feline belnr isenoen Gra9en
geftelt. Sdrei6t belte on Die 5aIopia 2ppt Co.,
536 Yo5ini Building, ST. 2ouis, Mo., uno laBt
@ud bic Mebisin fir cine ISOLDE frei tommen. Sbr
Bud, bas ~ebenfals frei 1T, 9iebt Cub Die Nn9aben,
iuie Sbr Gud nit Dem Wittel gu baule ieibft iu=
rire1t f61ut
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@9eHutFel VtIluIp PtHu]pl.
berfaisbener Sbeilen bes 2anbes ber@
folsen. Rad fetnem 8eiu1e in Min<
teipta pirb pin9ot iia auf 9eronlafe
flung bes @efretdrs 5it9cod mad ben
pbilippinen begeben, Inn einen 8eridt
iiber bic 9ol5intereiien unb bic 8ef9afs
fenbeit Der Wdlber ous~5uarbeiten.
Die Pflege bes 5orftnefens III in
ben Ser. Staaten perbGltnibmGbiq
reuen Oatums. Die 4btbeiluna fir
Gpritpefen i'm MderbauzD epartenert
fpufhe atuar bereits 1876-freiirt. ober
erft atbn Sabre fpater fpurbe Der erfte
CbeffOriter angeitelt. Durd Rongrebz
afte erfolgte 1891 bic grri9tuna Der
eriten Gorfreierpe, inbem Der gellppz
tone parf ols fol1e erflGrt iparb. en-
1901 CAB es bereits 38 Jorftreferpen
NIT einem acknowledgement BON
46,828.4 49 Mdern. Sic bertbeilen iih
auf bic Staaten beaiebungsneiie Ser
rttorien Raliforuien, Mafbington,
Montana, Colorado, Wboming, S6abo,
@riaono unb Nep Merifo. Die eris
psrfon. bic bier5ulanbe bas Goritpe1en
OILS profefiion fi9 erfor, mar pin9ot,
ber. 1856 in Stmsburb, Conn, gez
boren, mad feiner Grabuirung an Der.
palesllniDerfitdt 1889 bret SATIRE lang
tn Grantrei9. Oeutf6lanb, Deiterreid
nnb Der Sdipeia bas Goritpefen
ttubirte. Sn 1892 %enttnarf er fir bas
8rpBe Wanoerbiltfde 8eiibtbum 8iltz
more in NorbzGarolina einen SORT
plan, bet als erite berartige nifens
fhaftlide Mrbeit in Der Union nod
beute e~ingebalten tpirb. Mls Mitglieb
Der Rationalen Sorftfommi1fion, gu
Der Ct na9bem ernannt porben mar,
betrieb er fpe5ieI bic unterfu9uns Der
GorftreferDeu. Sn 1893 tpurbe pinz
dot auf feinen bermalisen poiten be-
rufen.
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Das 0@slbe 9aus@ in Caracas.

riibmter Nmerifaner, pie 9olipar,
Wafhinston unb Gu5man 8lanco, ses
idmidt iinb. Wiele YripatbGuIer finb
nur sinit0dis, aus unsebrannten 8ads
feinen erbaut; BITE In neuerer 3eit ers
ri9teten Gebdube iinb ober meiit itatt=
Itd. Caracas beibt an 0ffentli6en
9ilbunssanftalten cine 1778 eegrinz
bette l1niperftdt, cine MilitGr<, cine
WaIers unb cine Muiifafabemie, elm
Wplbtednifum, Elm 2ebrsrfeminar unb
eirea $50 Woltsfdulen. @on 0ffent>
limen gebauben ragen bur9 ibre Gage
unb ibre 8auart bas n@elbe 9aus"
(bte Wobnung bes prdibenten), ferner
bic Mnnntir6s (eine 8aiilifa) unb bic
Ralbarienfapel1e DEFENDERS berppr. Wiit
ber 5afenitabt Ga @uabra 1T Caracas
purh eine "a enslifde Meilen ldnge
gtfenbobn berbunben, bic fih burh
cine prd4iise @ebirsslanbIdaft babins
ptnbet.
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= Gerihiebene gbicaeoer &apis
taliften beabfihtiaen bic bauptidds
lihiten gigarrenfabrifen WeritoS
ansufaufeu uno fie gu einem Shnbis
tat 3u u~ereini9en.
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Gararas.
0eaaaeIas Sanptsast-Sbre Gage, @efMfdts
uno Beoeututa.

une 4eoeutuaa.
Caracas, bic 9auptftabt Der 70 anz
6oltenb BON poIitifden Wirren befDes<
ten Republit Bene3uela, Iiegt auf elmer
3100 SUB iber ben Meeresfpiesel eme
porragenben Nnbobe, beren cine Seite
anmdltg gum GuairefluTe abfdnt. Die
stpa 10000 gintpobner sdblenbe
Stabt tunrbe 1867 gesriinbet unb mad
ihrer 3erft0runs burd Elm Grbbeber
In 1872 reselmdBis tpiebsr oufsebaut.
Sic bat breite, reGttptntlig iid fdneis
benbe @troben unb aht Dffentlide
ipldse, bic tbeilpeiie bibfd bepflan5t
inb idmmtlid NIT Denfmdlern be-
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GMrpfniderei

gs aiebt b~eutsutase 10 niele @nseiaen
BON jp%genannten Snitituten unb 10 tpeiz
ter, bic idmmtliA bebaupten, baB tie bie
Manneribtua9e in firseiter 3eit furiren
f0nnen. SD ielbit bin auf iolbe Nnsei<
gen mebrfa6 ~hereinsefanen unb m6dbte
beBbaib au6ere 9ei6enbe bor abnlicben
trouri9en @rfabruneen ibiben.
Bor mob tueniaen Monaten mar ib
Elm lbtuader, ~nerpDier Mann unb fonnte
fanm meme 5artn Mrbeit berridbten.
Sblebte @etuobnbeiten in Der Suaenb
paren bic ltriabe. Sest Bin id, @ott lei
9anf! tuieber trdftie unb geInnb. Sober
fann es tuerben, fuenn er meinem Static
fol9t. Sic brauben mir nur cine Briefz
marfe gu ibiden unb ib min Sbnen
9erne iagen, tpas Sic tbun mlfen, um
Shre nDle Wa~nnesfraft mieber sm be-
fommen. Mit Sarmers @rnB
Wnt. 3. Klipp,
Salmase, Neb.
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pnkel Sans Gbef6rftr.
Per erfe proteiftoneu amseebiIoete GorftHtaas
in bet 8er. etaaten.

9iffcrb Pinaot, Der Chef fit Sort,
tpefen IN Mderbau<9 Department, bat
fid biefer Sage mad Mtnneiota beses
ben, I'm cine Geibe BON @erfuden our
Mieberaufforituns pon 225,o00 Mdern
Qanbes gu MAIDEN. Wenn bieielben 5idj
als erfolerei6 erneiien, perben biz
Departments bes Snnern urb bes
Mderbaus einen ipftematif9en plau
fir bic Notwithstanding Der 6or5ten in
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9as Bette aeeer Reconnaissance
1T elmer & sltnet.s's Mecept Nu.
1851. 8eribmtt aetporben burd
feline niele erfOlereihe 6eilunaen.
6. S. Shmibt, Gaent. 5oufon,
Teraa.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

years from the first recovery in the history of in
tubation the percentage OF recoveries had Increased
from one in hundred to thirty-five.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
NEW BRONX PARK ANIMALS
ABOUT FIFTY BORN IN CAPTIVITY AT
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN

With the coming of spring he animals in The
Bronx Geological Park increasing their num-
hers. regardless Of their captivity. About fifty new
specimens have been born in the park since the
last thawcd. and many more expected
The first to make its appearance was the baby rat
Kangaroo, or kangaroo rat. as it is also called
For long time after its birth the mother carried
it about i'm Ler pouch, from which the tiny head
would often be protruding. Since then it has
grown too large for this kind OF nursing. and now
runs about in independent sort Of way, unless
some fanoicd danger presents itself. and then the
little creature hurries back 10 its mothers pro-
lection.
The moudan or Sandman mountain sheep. also
became mother some weeks ago. Her lamb looks
much like other lambs it gambols about the
stony incIosure, leapng from rock TO rock.
The audad. mountain goat, gave birth To a kid
three weeks ago. To the superficial observer the
andad kid appears to differ from the ordinary
Harlem species. hut that is just where the super
fetal observer is wrong
But the most prolific breeders have heen the
coyotes and timber wolves. In one day there were
following day seven more coyotes and six timber
wolves We're added. making twenty-eisht alto
gether So now the Geological Park has more Of
these animals than II desires such pack will
cost. when grown. great deal to feel, At present
the little whelps attraction of the park and
it is difficult to believe that they are not ordinary
puppies. especially when they todde helplessy
about the cement iuclosure. whining and yapping
and payfully wrestling with each other.
Two baby bufaloes have been born one about a
fortnight ago, the other week later. Both
doing we'll although the mothers seem TO believe
that the whole world Is conspiring rob them Of
their calves. Even the keeper, formerly 50 conf
dental with them, is regarded with strong suspi-
CiOn. one day last week he entered the inclOSUre
with mixture in a bucket for the calves. hut the
mothers misunderstood his intentions and he was
chased out 40 lively gait Since then he has been
obliged 10 feed them the fence
The most interesting of all from the keepers
point of view. is nest of laid by the recently
arrived crocodile from Florida. Her difference
from the ordinary Mississippi alligator he seen
in her light yellow color and heavier hut shorter
suout. Il caused some surprise four days ago