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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-18
saw ELEPHANTS GHOST
4fddJit Made to Weird Tale from
Luna Park.

G II. Murray. being duly sworn. deposes and says
Promotion Luna Park. and that. UPoR iaforma-
OF the return Of Topsy. the man killing elephant
killed on January last. are true. -.
Sworn 70 before ne this stSStssnth day q sep
Isesij Commissioner Of Deeds, city o: Ne7r-York
The following is the story sir. Murray svears 70:
Co!uu1bo is the st-angest elephant in the world
he IS murderer. and experienced animal trainers
tveIv e. a CUBAN bSy Who IS called frank
Gummis. and for whom The biz animal will do
And il is Of this little chap that his story is
mainly s6ont.at least ABOUT nm ana ne h-lng
X ling elephant which was executed at Luna Park
columbo eOred to death in jersey last week the
man who had been paying his feed bills all sum
Terrv these weeks at Coney Island and so II came
about that Luna Park sheltered its second man
IN the day time. so that the public view him.
Columbo IS out Of harms way in q Jren-h out Of
Which he cannot get At night he sleeps IN =
About ! o'clock yesterday morning the resident
he elephant SiaSie Occasionally the screams Of
the boy we're heard. but above al was the bellow-
bows is cries had ceased Watchlnen and frenea
fesrns that coi1mbo RAD added another to his list
Q; victims Finally The owners OF the park Fred
their apartments. sttired in paJamas.
The root Of the building was torn open with fire
axes and from above II was seen that Frank was
clinging 10 the frcnt legs CT Colunbo who was
shaking W8tE lTLgnt
The keeper ana elephant made, a dash through
the door soon as il was opened. Columbo aiding
tie boy y pushing him with his trunk When they
we're far away from the stable as Il was possible
TO get the boy tod his story
According 10 his statement. the two had been
sleepinE SCunClv when the immense form OF an
other elephant appeared on the scene
1t walked over me- said Frank. and yet never
hurt at al
some moments and thel Coiunbo started 20 at
tack The strange elephant but IL was there and
~fiIi I. vas not there We both IT, with its
trunk swinging up and down and then Sideways.
u Xalked through CCluusbo and stood on just
a. Colurubo did when he knelt on NJ Goodrich
tefc-e he stuck his tUsk through MS body. tried
70 raise nv hands 10 reach il ! put my hands OF
srz hide ard stiIl I could fee anything. Then
krev- Il vas the ghost OF another elephant Then
5, talked 10 nv elephant. and whatever IL said
sra-ed him 50 badly that Coiuubo rocked from side
10 side 50 much shat thought he would knock
the SIDE walls down
After that Colurnbo took ne with his trunk and
pulled between his front legs. ard then tor the
first tine n nv lie heard an elephant tslk
The ghost IOpsy. and sle TOD Colun.o %
hev one aay. the DAY she died. thes nad put chains
around her legs and tried 20 persuade her TO cross
the bridge under the tower Ane she said that they
gave her carrots with poison IL them and that
hey had put sandals or her feet a2d mat wren
she tried to kick them OF bolt q electricity had
lit her and she dropped dow1 and dec md now
Colurnbo wants 10 take him al y, but don :
know here 10 90.
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TEE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
AcKNoMIEncNENrs

Glsn Summit. Ponn- Sept. e. 800.
@.-l--Ecr Eriburc Frssh Air Fuae
elr fif- in recp1use 10 the ap7eal IN yesterdays
a-f io maze god the denciercv % a few hun
- oc.-ars c-tsle1 b. your splendid summers
"a = gives M pleasure 20 inciose drasr Of SEQ
..i"sentng he seasons contribution % the Hotel
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surraf Perm
--siff Hs We @ thc bcst % air and water. ~
f.olni1in eieratlon 90 nearly tpo thoussn feet
t'o'e lae. .ogr uo5le philanthropy naturally ap-
go u Is Yours very truly.
HENRY J. WELLS.
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Po.fomc- Notice.

Should DAILY b. al interested. as cnanses
time1
Foreign nails week ending September IL 1908
fproupty General Fosto-s
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"THE SILVER SLIPPER"

Bridgeport. Conn, Sept Il (SpeciaD.-John C.
Fishers travelling organization opened in The
Silver Slipper at Smiths Theatre tonight before
an audience that filed the house Sam Collins
made hit in the character OF the Travelling Fa<r
and Gertrude wilmington sweet and winsome.
Others in the cast were Harry Burcher. Virginia
Palmer. Harry Wright, Nanette Thulon and Laura
7 sfh
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COUNT WEBS AMERICAN GIRL.

Honolulu Sept. 17.-CoUnt Leonardo ETmola
Tionti member Of the guard Of the King Of Italy.
was married Tuesday. on the island Of Kauai. 10
Miss Alice SpauIdinE The bride is the youngest
daughter OF Colonel Spauldng, owner OF the Kealia
and Mckee sugar. plantations The newly married
CoupIe. accompanied BIZ Colonel SpaUlding. sailed
on the steamer Alameda yesterday for Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and Today Forecast.

Washington. sept I--During Wednesday night well
6eAusd disturbance developed Western New-york
tonight central the lower St Lawrence Val
ley with further intensity The pressure Is
also low N Atlantic States and rains have been
ersI from Gulf States northezstward with high winds
in the lower region the Middle Atlantic
Nev-Englard- There we're also local showers IN the
upper lake region IN West the weather has been
eoas: except In New-EngaEd. and the temperatures
= tegrees below tne seasonal syerass from the
however. Considerably warner II ne Store region
s, over ali districts except Nevr-1:nEaad and
the Middle Atlantic Coast Were rain VII continue Ir
ientic states continue TIE central valleys.
the lake region aaa !ss E1s, sar Sats a. =
Saturday the central valleys. the lake region AMI the
srecisl forscas.-sto-n warnings displayed ne
Atlantic Coast from Hatteras to Passport and on the
On the New-Easiaud Coast winds viii - brt.k to hisn.
~ l,.P I-s- >, r-t5vres. a. he s9-Tl Atlantic coast
1ight fresh northwest tc north on TIE cur toest
Fht Northeast. tbs upe- lakes light TO fresh
lower lakes fresh to bEsH west becoming variable d
departing ay 70. E:aRsa4 r R2': 1 sa h ss
partly cloudy weather the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For New-E-sland ard much cooler today: brisk
high northwest winds; Saturday fair ard cool
For Columbia and MARYLAND fair cooler to
CAV: saturday fair. fresh northwest north winds
Delaware clearing ard solder today fresh 20 brisk
northwest winds Saturday fair
80 -. - ya--.r-est 70 .o-tb yrfnIs
Fer virginia fair. eantinuez cool to-day; satu-
FOR Nsv-JeTsey and Eastern New-York- clearing ard
colder to-day; fresA % brisk northwest winds Saturday
Fer western xew-York fair today eoolsr por
trtsk vest winds becoming variable
sst1-a fair fresh west winds beeon'ins var-
abe
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NOTES OF HE STAGE.
The Proof Of the Play Is in the Orchestra
Clyde Fitch Hurt by Falling Glass.

The boarding house arm 90 coincidence has been
stretched out az the Madison Square Theatre 20
Justify Hfr RoyIe. author % Ny Wifes Hus-
bands" IN the pot Of tkat play. plot tumble OF
wives with three divorced husbands ard husbands
with three divorced wives jose Van cc1 Berg
musical director Of the Madison Square Theatre
Orchestra Yesterday announced that Miss Cherioah
Sir7pson. the musical comedy actress. had been
granted a divorce from him IN this CITY recently.
and he would get married again next Aoncay IN
Newark 70 a woman from Butte. Mont This will
make NJ Van den Bsrg's third marriage. HIS
first wife Miss Lottie Collins. Of Fa--5-ra-
boundary fame They were divorced. and the
musician married Miss Simpson while he IL
rector OF Pice's 'Evangeline.' and sire was IN tne
The woman who IS his third choice haS
lust secured her second divorce &C pile the test-
n1ouy in favor Of the DrOba bility Of Mr. Royls ;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-18

CLYDE Fitch was cut on TIE had by falling glass
yesterday while he was rehearsing a scene for Her
Own Way" his latest play, the stage OF the
Garrick Theatre The glass came from skyhght
blown in BY the fierce rain and wind Mss Elliott
the star Of the play. not present because OF
illness but the stage was fy OF children necessary
for the scene that under rehearsal Fortunate
IS none of them were injured Mr. Fitch sprained
his ankle severely at the Garriek LheatGs Just
not likely 70 keep him long confined
The opering OF the season at Weber Fields
Music Hail. scheduled for last night. has been
postponed till aext Thursday. because CT the IL
ness Of Miss Russell. who has tonsiiitis- a rurnor
went the rounds last night thzt the real reason
for the postponemeut was Miss Russelrs refusal
their Office all the evening Indignantly denying this
report
The combination OF Dion Boucicauits drama
"Arrah-na-Pogue" and Andrew Mack has proved so
Potent on Fourteenth-st. that Mr.. Maeks engage
ment at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. origrally
eight.
Miss Jane Oaker has been engaged to support VIII
ton Lackaye in Claiming PoIlock's dramatization
OF The Pit" Mr. Pollock has received a letter
from Frank Norriss mother and widow expressing
their almost complete satisfaction with the drama
tization They suggest only one change. and that
minor one
Robert Crau yesterday deposited with the Msssrs
RothschIId OF London $4,000. according 20 his con-
tract with Nine Patti This sum secures her
PAYMENT for certain portion OF her concert tour
and makes Mr.. Grau says the arrangements
for her American appearance complete
Mrs Lilly LarEtry entertained at supper last
night IN her apartments at the Hotel Marie An
toinetts. John Drew, Charles Warner. Charles
Hawtrey. Kyris BeIlew. Richard Mansfield. C IL
Breton. the Misses Eydes and Captain and Mrs
Lawton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-18

Nothing Can Replace
MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER
TIE best Of al toilet perfumes.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-11

Ed. s. c. Stanhope is still a loyal friend of Green Forest. A few days ago a gentleman up north addressed him at Stuttgart, (where he is now pastor) asking for information about Stuttgart the location of a canning factory. Eld. Stanhope gave him the data sought, but referred his letter to THE TRIBUNE publishers, asking that we make an effort to bring him to Green Forest, which we have gladly done.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-11

FOR SALE-A good stock and fruit farm consisting of 10 frac- tional forties, 414 acres, 300 acres under fence, about 200 acres in cultivation, 80 acres in wheat this year, 30 acres in prairie pasture, IS acres in timothy. Four dwell- ing houses with barns and other out buildings. Two small or chards, good wells and living springs in all seasons. Located four miles from Berryville (coun- ty seat) on St. l.. & N. A. R. R. Terms: SIP 1-2 per acre, one half cash, balance one and two years, time. Interest s percent.
 Address Carroll County Ab- stract Co.,, Green Forest, Ark.
 I offer for sale 180-acre farm, no acres cleared, all under fence, 1-2 mile Long creek front and four never failing springs. It is as fine a piece of land as there is on Long creek. It is within 1-2 miles of Mo. Pacific rail . road now being constructed. h. quire of Iverson A. Jones, Den yer, Ark, or the Carroll Co. Ab- stract Go. Green Forest. 37tf
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-11


 The latest in Ladies Furnishings and Dress Trimmings at Mrs. Tabor's mil linery.
 Fall in line and buy your groceries of Tanning 6 Birkes, Green Forests mod el grocery store.
 See J. B. Harden for strawberry crates. He will buy your berries or ship them for you.
 When you buy Reeds antitrust ware you get something that will last. Every piece is backed by guarantee against rust. Sold only by c. c. O'Neal & Go.
 FOR SALE:-A six-horse boiler and engine complete. A nice size to run cut off or re-saw. Will sell at bar gain. Address Lock Box 255, Green Forest, Ark.
 Eid. w. B. Collins received a tele- gram Thursday announcing the serious illness of his wife who has been visiting some time with her daughter in Benton county. He requests THE TRIBUNE to announce that he will be unable to fill his appointments at Alpena and other places during this month.
 Advertising will help no merchants business who is not hustler. Fact is advertising is only one specie of hust- ling and an indispensable feature of every mans business who goes after things. The merchant who quietly sits down for customers to coax him to get up and sell his wares is of the class of "business men" who come down to old age without any competency laid aside and the world no better off for him having lived in it.
 THE TRIBUNE was asked by telegram Wednesday morning to furnish the St. Louis Chronicle a detailed report by wire of the city election held here Tuesday, and to send by special delivery mail photographs of principal officers elected. Both requests were cheerfully complied with. The picture sent of Judge Butt was one with his whiskers at full sweep, which will certainly prove to Chronicle readers that Kansas is not the only place on the face of the earth where a luxuriant beard can be grown. The fact that the Chronicle evinces so much interest in our affairs is one more striking evidence that Green Forest is rapidly taking rank among the lead ing towns of the country.
 G. w. O'Neal of Republic, Mo-, was here last week on business pertaining to the winding up of the estate of his father, the late Charles G. O'Neal. Mr. O'Neal says that extensive preparation is being made about Republic for the ham, ding of this seasons strawberry crop. He is engaged in the lumber business and has ordered for Republic shippers alone six car loads of boxes, which when filled with berries will load sixty cars. He says he is doubtful if he has enough boxes to supply the demand if the sea- son should be above the average, which now looks probable. While MT. O'Neal devotes his time exclusively to his lumber trade, yet he owns few acres of strawberries the rents from which net him about $50 per acre every season. It certainly looks as though strawberry culture would be winner about Green Forest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-11
Too Great a Risk.

A reliable remedy for bowel complaints should always be kept at hand. The risk is too great for any one to take. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails and when reduced with water is pleasant to take. For sale by Green Forest Drug Co.