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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
8lmtise saldssret.

Sn elmer S9ldsersi, ipsldbe fi9 lebte
Na9t an Senate Nbs. unb Martet
Sir. ersisnets, tuurbs 3tpeien Der 2om-
batanten, benz s. gorntpeu unb benz
60 Ntilss, arg mitssipielt. Ha9 Mn-
sabs zines Der gerbafteten, 6. q.
@ornwsl, Sobn bss 6. @ornpslI. fam
sr aus elmer Npotbsfe an Senate Mbe.
unb Waibineton ST., unb eing nit
feinem Yater Die Senate Mbe. binauf,
als iie ppn Naur paiton, einem &es
faurateur unb oehsn In9efeaten ge.
Wiles, attadirt tpuroen.
sic flh9teten In einen 2aben. Mls
na9 einiser 3eit Der dltere @ornmel
pisber beraustrai, iolen feline Nngrei-
fer tpiebsr aaf ibn losgegangen iein
unb Der Sobn elite bem Batter 3u,
6hlfe. na9bsm er nod erf bic poliaei
tslepbonif9 berbeigerufen.
Sergeant Warner unb poliaiff 2ibe'
miller berbafteten bas 2lesblatt uni
erboben ee9en ben dlteren @ornmel
unb SO. Miles bic Intlage bes Mn.
grifs nit Der Nbii9t au t6bten, seger
ben iGneeren @orntpsa unb Mar pat.
ton nur bic Mni9uloigung oes In-
9riffs.
@sssn 8hrsidaft wurbsn ale fret
eelaHen nnb Der poliseirt&ter tpirt
bsute bas Wsitsre 3u bsiorgen habsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
Snbianappls, Snb, Denaas, Musuf
SssaaaiSt aao pisoer berbaftet.

Dor Ginger 3eit puroe Der 6arm.
arbeiter SHERMAN @rou9 bDn 8 9afapette
por &i8ter Sbap Der Sruntenbeit unb
oes anf6bigen getrassns f9ulbis be-
funoen nno ba ct bic ibm auferlegte
@elbbube nsbff Soften. In @umma
$40 ni9t be3ablen fonnte, wurbe Ct
in's @efdneniB sei6idt.
Iuf anfu9en ieines Nrbeitgsbers,
bes rei8en 6armers Barnsp Simion,
Der be61uptete, bab @rou9 an benz
fragli9en Sage. an mel9em er Der
Ssunfsnheit bsf9uIoi9t murbe, ben
gansen Sag auf Der 5arm aearbsitet
bdtte, lisb @ouperneur 9anlep f9
berbei, i'm au bsanabisen. gebor
Grou9 bas @efdnguib bsrlieb. mollts
er F1 rafiren; udbreno bieier 3sit
tuuros RiGter soaip bon benz etanb
Der Singe In aenntnib ssiest uno oers
ielbe orbnete bic fofortiee @ieberber-
baftung oss Wannes an, ba ct nod
ni9t tpegen unanffdnbisen Bstragens,
ionbern nur tpegen $runtenbeit be.
ifraft unb iomit aud nur fur ben GaQ
begnabigt fei.
Mls Sheriff &ap ben @oubernsur
bieriiber telepbonii9 bena&ri9tigte,
ipeiaerte bsrielbs R9, borldufig tpeite,
ein5asreifen, biz ibm ndbere Details In
Der Mngelegenbeit unterbreitet ieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
@oatsa ale eintamfem.

Cine Wsni9snmsngs, bic man aui
etua 1000 96pfe f9dbte, belagsrts
aeRern frhb be 3bhre zines Wafbing.
ton Str. @ei9dftes, um bte anonairten
Bargains au erbai9en. gtua sin
9ubsub poliaiifen unb Setettips tuur'
ben sur STEELE beorbert. um bic 2eutt
bon Der Sbiirs fOrt3ubalten. Cine Grau
kel IN Obnma4f unb bielen tpurber
bis 2leiosr 3erriRen. Das @ei9dft
mubte fir cine Stunbe esf9lofen tuer'
ben. Weifens tparen es Grauen, BIZ
F9 bort ein9efanben batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

3tpei fleine Suneen. beren Namen
aIs 3elsp unb gltins genannt werben,
finb bei4ulbiat, In einen Sahrrabbieb-
ftabl psrwidelt au isin. Sas @ab, benz
Sohn bes prebieers 8aB an Der 2s-
rin9tOn aue. ssb0ris, iOuen fe in ben
GluB setpOrfen babsn. Wer Der eiseut-
Ii4s Mnffifier Der @sf&i&te 9euefen,
Iisb fi9 nod ni&t feftfellen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
@siserte fia ibm amf3mmebmsa.

Ils bic Nmbulan3 9efsrn nit einsm
fi9 @owarb Wapsrs nennenben Wann,
Der in betrunfenem 3uifanbe bon einem
Strabenbabnwagen fisl uno fA bic
Nais 3erfrabie, bor benz 6auie 1901
Iiblanb Nue. anlangte, uurbe ben
NerSten beOsutet, oab man bic poli3ei
berbeirufsn tueroe, falls Wapers bort
abselaosn wsrosn Iollts. Die Gran be-
Sauies fa9te ben Nersten, baB be,
Wann idon mebrere Sage an Der Sprel
iei. Wapers murbe nad Der Station
sebra4t unb als betrunten gebudt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
etreifsefabr.

Der neue Streif, Der In @6icago
aus3ubre9en brobt, berjenigs Der
earifiieber. phrbs ii& m69li&er
WeiIe aud auf uniere Staot ausoebs
men, infOfern, biellei9t ein Spm'
patbieitreif in's Wert gefebt waros,
falls Der Beriu9 9ema&t tperben follte.
our@ 0sraa3is6uns bon Hi9tusrbdno'
lsrn ben Streit In @bicaao gu bre&en.
Snbsfen berf4erts prdRbsnt 2pnd
BON Der SntsrnationaI Typographical
union, oeren Saupiauartier I'D biel
befnbet, bab 3ontratte Der 8ppc'
srapbia NIT slrbeitsebern ni4t &C.
bro9en tuerben pRrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
Neue Era6e fir &iberFSe Bart

Die @ountp 9ommiHdre tperben
bem Stabtratb in Der nd9fen Tsr'
iammluns ben BOri&la9, or Der 80.
Strabs cine Bride aber ben Wbite
&iber bauen 3u laHen, unterbreiten.
Die Soften fur ben Ban uiirben iid
auf $190, 900 bslaufsn nat Der 4ufs
Henung bes gountps@eSmsHers 8. 90.
4lausmann. Die 8rnde wirb. wie es
beiBt, entfpre9enb ben Whni4en oes
pubIifums bergsIfeut psroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
@oQte &aQipitlea erlerme,t.

Nellie 6ornbur9, 1887 Bates Str,
Elm tleines Wdbasn I'm Mlter bon 6
Sabren, wurbe bur& ibren 8 Sabre
altsn Bruber Sobnnie 6ornbera mittels
zines gaatniippels perlebt. Die Rleine
uolte ndmli& bas 8alIipiel erlernen
uno als i1r gruoer ibr oie Runt bes.
felben beibringen tpollte. bsugte bas
tlsine Ndb9sn ben aopf iomsit nod
borne, bab He 9eirOffen tuurbe. Or.
Studmeper bonn Dispeniarium perbanb
bic Rletne, beren 0erlebuna ais eins
nur lei&te 3u betra&tsn III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
amssrsspGbali9e Gridsianasea
8esIeiten cine totaIe SonnsnfiniterniB.

Nlorssn ftf6, aber is6r firth, iobalo
bic Sonns aufse6t. t6nnen bic Snoia'
napplilsr cine SOnnenfnlterniB be-
oba9ten. gaa9 ansaben bes betann-
ten afronomen Sobn 6. Dean bier
pirb oieIsl6. fiir cine turse Wsils 3u
Is6en iein; tpenn Die Sonne am fernen
9orijOnt aufse6t, I'm IL Ninutsn
naa ll5r, miro Der Wono he ber:
bsden, ni9t sana absr einen sroBen
86eil, stpa 6I10 Der SOnnenfd4s; um
6 ll5r ioasn gar 7I10 Der SOnnenfd9e
bsrosdt isin. Der 9an3e Iorgang piro
ettpn 27 Ninuten na9 6 ubr enoen.
gutiOie gbdnomsn MAIDEN f4 Bel
elmer tOtalsn 5initsrniB bsmerftbar uno
i9auris i96n iit bas S9auipisl fur
ben Weni9su. Bon Der sdn3li9 per.
buntelten Sonns i9ieBen Stra6len in
ben Weltsnraum binaus, bic man als
Corona bs3ei9nst. Sieie Strablen
olaubt man, inb S6eile Der i'm Sn-
neren 9ltbsnben Sonne, bic ielbit big
30 unisrer grOe sei9leuoert ueroen.
Jlammsn bon roFser 5arbs umipielen
ben Die e5onnsnfd9e bsrbunfelnosn
Wonb. Wo man nur eine Si9elf6rs
migs Sonns fsbt. i9eint bieie fi9 In
tlsins perlsn aufgel6f su baben. Die
8ealeitumfdnbe einerSonnsnfinferniB
fino bon groBsm ginorud auf Dem Be-
o6a9ter. Die SuntsIbsit tfi 10 groB,
onB man bic sr6beren 6terne unS
planeten tpie BEL bunflsr &a9t erten.
nen tann.
SisSempsratur fdQt rapios, oa ia BIZ
@drmsipenosnbsn Sonnenfra6len DOr
uns fsrngsbaltsn meroen. I0gel uni
Sbisrs iu6en dusfli9 ibre Nefter auf
8lumsn i9lisBsn bic Blumsntel9s uni
Die Natur nimmt cine 2eidenfdrbun!
an. Orange, sel6e uno 3upferfdrbun
gen ssbsn allen Obiettsn cine sigen
t9hmli4s Jdrbuns uno Weni9en ftar
rem fi9 tpie 9ai4en on. Sn frh6erel
3eiten bstra9tsts man cine gelipIe al
Den 3ornausbru1 Der erstirntsn @ott
bsit, a6sr islbf jsBt, mo mir bic pbd
nomen 10 esnau fennen unb fur bi
Winute OOrausiagen t6nnen, 1T BE-
We9Iel BON belem Sagesli4t sur
pl6sli9,n Suntel 10 tibsrpdltigsnn
bab islbft Der pblesmatitus bon BEN
felbsn ni9t unberHbrt 9slahsn trirb.
Sonnenfinfsrnilie tommen otter
bor, nbsr bnB In bisism Sale bisielt
10 osutli9 iatbar III, ma9t bas H(
iursreisniB 10 bsmsrfensmertb. gta
aftronomii9sn 8srs9nungen tuiro b
nd9fs. DEFENDERS bsmsrfenswertt
SOnnsnfnfsrniB ii6 In 20 Sabrsn, |
1925, erei9nen, uiro aber nur II
treniee Winuten fittbar iein.
Der @eg, ben oisie Sonnenfinife1
nib nsbmsn pirb, sebt bon 5ubic
Ban i'm tpsftli9en ganaba iibsr 2abrt
Dor, ben atlantii6en Ocean, bic ppr
ndii9s Salbinisl unb bas Mittelme'
mad Nfrifa.
Die Snoiana 6taats.llniberftdt 81
befanntli6 cine Expedition naa Sp'
nien qeTanbt. Tim bort bic Sonnenfii
fterniB senau beOba9ten su Iafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
M o b rag 6b ie.

burn, %. Nu9uf. Der
Sobn erfdoRen, iein W6rber f4tuer
berlebt unb bic SHUTTER In bebenfli9em
3uifanbe barnieberliegenb = bas fnb
bic 5olgen elmer 2iebesafaire swii9en
Der 50.jdbrigsn Wittms frau emma
3onter unb benz 27-jdbrisen Greb
2uduf.
Dor bier Sa6ren uuroe 2eBterer bon
Jrau 3onter, beren Wann bor Sabren
sefOrben, uls Garmarbsitsr anaefellt.
galb entIpann fid, troy bes Mltersun-
teridisoes, Elm 2isbesberbdltnib sui.
i9sn ben gsiben; ttrslia io1 bic Jrau
fi9 gedubert bab.n, bab He beabf9s
ti9e, ibren Jreb su beiratben. Sieiem
opponirten bic orei bsrheirat6eten Sod
ter unb Der leoise Sobn. 2ebterer
fbernabm in bieiem Jriibiabre bic
Garm pa4tweiie.
2iiralid bsrbot er bem 2udud, bic
6arm an bstreten. 8robbem fam ber.
ielbe ieBt Nbenbs na9 osm 9auie unb
luo bic G-au 3onfer au elmer Spa3ier.
fabrt Elm. @dbrsno er brauBen auI
bic Grau tpartete, true fi9 eineSra ,6bit
3u, tiber bic man tuobl ME genau ben
Sa9berbalt erfabren uirb, ba Mntbonr
3onter, elmer ber getheiligten, eri9oi'
fen iit. WautbmaBli9 sriff er Der
2uduf an, ibm nit einemWrthiel einsr
S9lag tiber ben 2opf psrisbenb, NOR
auf bisfer nit einem pifolenfhuB ant.
tportsts, Der ben 3onter iofort tbotete,
Rudud fubr eilenbs nod @orunna ar
einsm Mrst, BET benz sr, gang nit isi
mem sieenen Blut bsbsdt, anfam.
Maabem ibm bic srfs 9hlfeleifun!
9emoroen, tumrbe er In elmer Nmbulan
/ in's @efdn9niB iiberfHbrt.
Grau 3onter 1T Dor S9red f9ws1
ertranft.
geioe Gamilisu-3ontsr ME 2udut
l-finb aasemein sea9tet unb sebDret
our glei9en, Der Dsuti9. .9ut6erif4ei
2irGe.
WornIifae Werfo m m n
| bett.
i WontieeIlp, %. Mug. Unite
Der Mnfla9e bes beriudten Mn9riHs be
5=idbrigen 6lorenee Denton wurbe be
53=idbriee Commodore @eproaIe be,
baftet unb I'm @efdngnib abgeliefer1
6rau Denton ma&te cine Bsior9un
unb !br 26dtsr9en folate ibr; &'
prOsIe ting bas Wdo&en in Der Ndt
Der Monon 8abn. auBsrbalb Der Stab
ab; IobaIo bie Wutter bas 2ino bel
miBte, f&lua fie 21rm. unb cine gan;
sln3abl Ndnner ma9ten f9 an bieTe'
folgun9RaproaIe's Der pon6rau Dento
auf ieiaer Tlu4t srtannt worben tual
3mei ieiner Derfolger fanben ibn !
sinem Waisfelbs, no Ct f& bsrfet
/ bate, ba er nor grmattuns ni&t tpeit'
{ tonnte. Der Wann, ber eine Gamil
bat, fsbt In f9le&tem @ufe unb
j&on friiber iue9en dbnli9er 6a&s
ansetla8t getueien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
Giubrtder ait Der Nrbeit.
;6reber 6auner fiimmert iih
niht nm poli5ei.


Gin ginbts9sr ri9tste auf Der NOro'
isite pdbrsnb Der Na9t ni4t tusni9
aufrsguns an unb aug ms6reren 6du'
fern muros er nit S4hHen oapon'
eeiagt. 9eiber eelang es nidt. ben
gurI9sn su fangsn, Der fi4 penig um
bic bsrbsissrufene pOlissi, uelbe ale
bsna9bartsn 9ifritte betua9ts, gu
ttimmsrn i9ien.
Der srfe 8siu9 tpurbe u. s..
mills, 20O1 Cornell gbs. abas=
fattet, po bic BswObner bur9 ben i'm
Sauis bsrumtappsnbsn @inbredsr se.
luedt purosn. Ssrr Drills iprang aus
benz Bette unb 3tinbsts bas 8as on,
gsraos als Der 8uride bur9's Senfer
iprang uno entfcm. Sa man ben
8uri9sn re9t3sitig ertappte. gelang
es oemislben ni4t, irgenowel9s gsuts
gu MAIDEN.
Sobn &eeor, 1884 Miblano
Nps., mar bas 3wsite Spfer bss oeips'
ratsn ginbrs9srs. Sier erbsutete Der
Ssisls Elm pOrtsmOnnais nebfi Snbalt,
sbe sr isbo9 ueitere Seute MAIDEN
ionnts, puros entosdt uno er snttanl.
Ssrr Rssor ianbte benz Jliebenben
sinen Reooloeri9ub na4.
| 2ur3 barauf purbe 5srr Glbert
3ruIl, 1924 part gus., aus benz
Sdlafs gsuedt. Der bon ben anoeren
pldbsn psrf9eu9te ginbreder, benz
iibrissns bic poli3ei i9On auf ben Jer'
len iaB, ma9te ndmli9 ben 8erfu4.
bier burd Elm 6sitenfsnfer sin3uitei.
gen. Sr. 2rull ir. bolte f8 ieinS4ieb-
eiien unb fsusrts bsm Burden, Der BIZ
Gludt srsriff. Elm paar augeln mad.
Bon bier mn9te fi9 Der frs9e @eieas
bann mieoer ra1 Der cornell Noenu'
Isurtid unb itattets In W t 9ael
Siernep's @obnuns, 20O7 GOr'
neil Abe, aIio feds 9duier bon feineu
sritsn giubrude einen erfol9rei4e1 ge.
fud ab. Sisr erbeutete er auber einen
Baarbetrage aud NOD sine eoloene ubr
Die pOlisei iu9ts bic gan3s Ta9bar
ibaft ab. isoo9 erfOlglos.
9inblep 6eptuortb J. 49'
W. 16. Str, wuros 9lsiafalls mi
einsm Bsiu9s bsebrt uno Elm fleine
8elobstrag miro bsrmibt. gr slaub
in bsm Burf9en einsn sroBen Ne9er er
lam! 3u haben.
Gin Ns9sr, Der feinen Nameu al
grnft Mafsfislb an9ab, murbe ipdte
bon ben Rablern Samuels unb Wor
gan aufessriffen. 9ie Rabler bsant
uortetsn sinen &uf bon Der Union IN
Morris Str, mo- in Sapens 9racer
elm ginbre9er fit bsmsrtbar semat
baben iollte. Mls bic Beamien DO
her Waoiion Nbs. in bic Worris ct,
einbosen, fabeu fie ben S4waraen, bs
|. In ben S9attsn Der Sduier 3urtdtrG
unb iofort fpransen beioe auf ibn 81
@6e nod cine Graee on ben Buri4e
: geri9tet mar, berf9erte er bsreits, oa
! er ni9t in 6npens @roeerp einbrad
> Man ourdiutte bic Sai9en uno fan
bann mebrere Sa8en, bic bon Del
ginbrude bsrrhbrten. Cine golbet
" lIbr, tpsI9e Jrau 6apens seb6rt, tuurl
ipdtsr auf ben gslsiien gefunoen. .
Setter, psI9s Der guri9s benubt batt
ipurbs glsi9falls auf ben @eleiien 9
). funben.
&utb 0au9bt aus 2ebanoi
bic unisrer Stabt einen geiu9 al
' fatteis. bsrmiBte, aIs He In Der Serm
nalsStation ibrsn Waggon befeigs
uollte, ibre i6war3e 9anbtaf4e neb
Jnbalt.
6lorence WiIIer, So
u 9lafe Str, tpuroe in Der Union st
's tion um einen pbOtograpbensM nsMpparatI
J. erlei6tert.
n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29
9er Syrieoe 9eii6ert.
Gin MaHenitiaitanb wiro iofort abs
seidlohen.

portsmou tb. q. s., %. aug.
Sapan nno 3ublanb baben fi4 gseini9t
sinen 5rieosnsbsrtras ;u untersei4nen.
gs fiao nur nod ginsel6eiten au ar
ranairen. Gin Waffsnifillfanb fOll
Iofort abssi3lOhsn uerosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

% Die beffe Gent gi9arre In
Der Staot, Wu&o's Y2Onsfenow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-29

SouutagsbLatt
JOcper ISOLDE.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-11-18

hanging there Just then the boss
csnvasman came along, and he said:
Hello, old man, what you doing up
there" and pa said some of the pi-
rates In the show had kidnapped him.
and seemed to be holding him up
for q ransom, and he said he would
give ten dollars II some one would let
him down.
Theboss canvasman said he could fix 1t
for ten, all right, and he blew q whistle,
and the gang came back, and the boss
said: Bring blanket and help this
gentleman down." SO they brought a
big piece of canvas. with handles all
around 1t, and about dozen fellows
held 1t, and the rope man let pa down
on the canvas, and unhitched the ring,
and when pa was in the canvas he
laughed and said: Thanks, gentle
men, guess am not much Of a
horseback rider" and then the fellows
pulled on the handles of the canvas.
and by gosh, pa shot up into the air
halfway to the top Of the tent, and
when he came down they caught him
In the canvas and tossed him up a
whole lot of times, until pa said: 20.
let up, and make 1t $40" Just
then the proprietor who had intro
duced pa to the men came in and saw
what was going on, and he said:
Here, you heather, you quit this haz-
ing right here" and they let pa down
on the floor of the ring, and he got
up and pulled his pants down, that had
got up above his knees, and shook
himself, and took out his roll, and
peeled OF a $40 bill and gave it tc the
canvasman, and he shook hands with
them all. and said he liked a joke as
we'll as anybody, and for them to
spend the money to have good time,
and they all laughed. and patted pa
on the back, and said he was dead
game sport, and would be an honor to
the profession, and that now that he
had taken the first degree as a circus
man, he could call on them TO- any
sacrifice, or any work. and he would
find that they would be Johnny on
the spot
Then we went out to the dining
tent and took dinner with the crowd,
and had jolly time. There was a
woman trapeze performer on one side
of pa at dinner, and she began to
kick at once about the meals, and
when the waiter brought a piece of
meat to us ALA great big piece, that
looked like corned beef. she said:
For heavens sake, amt that elephant
that died all been eaten up yet" and
then she told pa that they had been
fed on that deceased elephant, until
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-11-18

full of fun, and he went Off to attend
to some business and left pa with the
gang. They were practicing riding
bare backed horses around the ring,
with a rope hitched In a belt around
the waist of the rider, and an arm
swinging around from the center pole,
so IL they fell of the horse the rope
would prevent the rider from falling
to the ground, practice that the
best riders adopt early In the season,
the same as new beginners, cause they
are all stiffened up by being out OF
practice. One man rode around
few times, and pa got up close to the
ring, and was making some comments,
such as: why, any condemned fool
could ride horse that way" when the
circus gang as quick as you could say
scat, fastened belt around pas stom-
ach, that had ring in 1t, and before
he knew 1t they had hitched snap
In the ring, and pa was hauled up as
high as the horse, and his feet rested
on the horses back, and the horse
started on gallop.
Well, say, pa was never so surprised
in his life, but he dug his heels into
the horses back, and tried to look
pleasant, and the horse went half way
around the ring, and just as pa was
getting confidence, some one hit the
horse on the ham with piece of
board, and the horse went out from
under pa and he BEGAN to fall over
backwards, and thought his circus
career would end right there, when
the man who. had hold of the rope
pulled up. and pa was suspended in
the air by the ring in the belt, back
up, and stomach hanging down like
a pillow, his watch dangling about a
foot down towards the ring,-and the
horse came around the ring again and
as he went under pa, pa tried to get
his feet on the horses back, bur he
couldn't make 1t wsrk. and pa said,
as cross as could be: "Lookahere, you
fellers, you let me down, or will dis
charge every mothers SON of YOU"
But they didn't seem to be scared.
for one man caught the horse and let It
out of the ring. and the man who
handled the rope tied 1t to the center
pole, by : half hitch, and the fellows
AL went into the dressing-room to
play ciFch on the trunks, leaving %
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they all felt like they had trunks
growing out of their heads. and pa
poked the meat with his fork, and
thought 1t was elephant, and he lost
his appetite, and everybody laughed.
eat some of 1t, and IL 1t was ele-
plant. 1t was all right.
Well, when dinner was about over,
all filled their glasses to drink to the
health of pa, the old stockholder and
new manager, and pa got up and
bowed, and made little speech, and
when he sat down one of the circus
girls was in his chair, and he sat in
her lap, and the crowd all yelled, ex-
cept Spanish bull-fghter, who
seemed to be the husband of the wom-
an pa sat on, and he wanted pas
blood, but the old circus manager took
him away to save pa from trouble,
and he glared back at pa, and / think
he will stab pa with a dirk knife.
We got out of the dining tent. and
went to the barn, where the animals
are kept all winter, and pa wanted me
to become familiar with the habits OF
the beasts, cause they were to be in PAL
charge, with the keepers of the diff
ferent kinds of animals to report to
pa. Nobody need tell me that ami
mails have no human instincts, and d.
not know how to take a joke. We
are apt to think that wild animals In
captivity are worrying over being
confined in cages, and gazed at and
commented on by curious visitors, and
that they dream of the free life they
lived in the jungles, and sigh to go
back where they were captured. and
prowl around for food, but you can't
fool me. Animals that formerly had
to go around In the woods, hungry
half the time, and occasionally gorg-
ing themselves on dead animal, and
sleeping out In the rain in all kinds
of weather, know when they have
struck a good thing In menagerie,
with clean straw to sleep In. and when
they are hungry all they have to do
is to sound their bugle and they have
pre-digested beefsteak and breakfast
food brought to them on a silver plat
ter. and II the food Is not to their lik-
Ing. they set up q kick like q star
boardef 1t . boarding house. Their
condition IN the show, In its changed
condition from that Of their native
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BOSSES GET BLACK EYES.
Successful Rebellion Against the
Rule Of Professional Ring
Leaders.

Chicago voters were apathetic be-
cause no question Of principle callsl
them to the polls. They had to pass only
on the qualifications of some candidates
many Of them Of equal merit. In COM
munities where there was burning
Issue" the excitement was intense, the
vote heavy. and the result a matter OF
more than local interest. the issue in
volved In the elections hell In New
York city, Philadelphia, and In Pennsyl-
vania. Ohio and Maryland wis whether
bossism should be triumphant or have
o fall. Everywhere when the issue was
well defined the bosses were bumped.
says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
A few months ago no bosses seemed SO
firmly seated as those who completely
ruled Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
A successful rebellion against them
was looked for by no one. There had
been instructions In the past, but they
had been put down with ease. The
bosses carried the abuses of bossism too
far, and as consequence they have lost
Philadelphia and the state treasury.
They no longer can plumber the city or
speculate with state funds.
Senator German was a boss who
wished to make his position impregna-
BILE through the machinery of a disfran-
chising amendment. The senator has
had the reputation Of being remarkably
astute or cunning. but he did not per-
ceive that he was trying the patience of
Marylanders too far. The question they
had to pass on was whether he should
remain boss, and they voted in the neg
alive.
The republican ticket In Ohio would
not have Jared so badly II the voters
throughout the state had not wished to
administer a deserved rebuke to boss
ism as exemplified and intrenched in
the Herrick-Dick machine The dem
ocrats carried Hamilton county, and the
defeat of Boss Cox is followed by his
resignation. The whole state has gone
against the bosses of the state machine.
The triumph Of Jerome was protest
against boss rule. The heavy vote cast
for Mr.. Hearst was another protest.
The lesson of the last election is that
the people are tired of the bosses-even
when they are 'beneficent." II there
had been arrogant bosses in cities or
states where the vote was light and lit
tie interest taken In the result the vote
would have been heavier and the bosses
would have been smashed in them ~
they were everywhere else.
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JOSEPH THE
RULER
OUR BIBLE STORY by the
Highway and Byway" Preacher
(Avision Between the Lines Of Gods
Inspired Word.)
tCopyrlsh,. lses. W .. n. E.issa.l

Scripture Authority. -"And Pharaoh said
unto Joseph, Forasmuch as God hath
Showed thee all this. there Is none so dis
Greet and wise as thou art; thou shalt be
over my house, and according unto thy
word shall all my people be ruled; only In
the throne will be greater than thou.
And Pharoah said unto Joseph, See. have
set thee over all the land Of Egypt. Ana
Pharaoh took on his ring from his hand.
and put It upon Joseph's hand. and arrayed
him In vestures of fine linen. and put gold
chain about his neck; and he made him to
ride in the second chariot which he had;
and they cried before him, Bow the knee;
and he made him ruler over all the land OF
Egypt" Gen 41:39-43.
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7 had now been
four days since
Pharaoh had sum-
moned all the wise
men and the ma
gicians Of Egypt
to the palace at
Heliopolis. They
had come from far
and near. Every
temple had sent
its most learned
sage, and the gath
ering at the i'm
perial city Of SO
distinguished q