Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-06


the people are seemingly afraid to-
enter Into the spirit Of the fun, but
now that the Bismarckers had such Al
good time the night OF the Fourth they
will undoubtedly enjoy the Festivities
incident to the closing nights Of the
carnival, which the nagement hopes
to make interesting.
\ A Good Act Large crowds were at.
tracted yesterday afternoon and even
ing to what looked like a big bird
cage in the street near the Northwest
This affair is known as the 3Cage of
Death It is a cage circular in form,
made of upright wooden stats, the
lower half Of which is funnel shaped.
Inside this affair, which is about IL
feet in diameter, bieyclist rides
around at a tremendous pace, gradual
ly climbing the wall until his body
and wheel are at right angles with
the ground. 1t is an interesting and
novel feature Of the carnival and is
free to all. This afternoon the crowd
about the cage was treated to a special
performance which was certainly the
most interesting of the entire carnival.
Two riders circled that little coop at a
rapid rate at the same time, when a
mishap meant death or serious injury.
| 1t greatly pleased the crowd and will
| be made feature again. -.
In a Bad Way-Vaughn Kaufman,
the young man shot on the Fourth by
Oscar Faulk, passed a fairly easy
might, though he had spells Of pain
| which were excrueiating. It is said
his stomach and bowels are partially
lparalysed as result of his wound and
have become greatly distended giving
him great pain. What was thought to
pc the ball yesterday proved to be one
of the lower and smaller ribs that had
been broken by the ball and the end
of it stuck up through the skin of the
abdomen. No effort will be made to
locate the bali as that is of minor
consequence at this time. The
doctors say Kaufman is in a precar
| ious condition, with the chances about
evenly divided. Mrs. Wrate, the
young mans mother arrived this
morning from Lisbon and the scene
when she saw her son was very touch
ling and got him in highly nervous
state. The poor woman is heart
broken over the dreadful mishap tt
her boy. -....E, ,-...
! Elephant Has a Birthday-Two hun
Edred pounds of hay, twenty-five buck
cts of water, one bushel Of potatoes
one bushel of oats, twelve loaves o
bread, one bushel of turnips and car
|rots mixed and all the peanuts severa
fsmall boys carried about their person
mot a dainty meal to set before2a king
ipat% luC5$IAuGSL4 utuuSiS oSAuSluOl, II'
2Eprize elephant of the Sells-Flott
Shows, has swung to his mouth by thu
Egrand trunk line for many moons. AL
because last Monday was Schneider!
twentieth birthday, and the way h
tenjoyed his big feed was a treat TO
i the shownen. .>.,.5
The menu was much to his liking
land he had On his best bib and tucker
/ having been cleaned nicely for hi
\ birthday party. As side dish be
| tween the entree of oats and piece d.
resistance of carrots, the boys in TIT
Icrowd were allowed to throw peanuts
a thing long under strict taboo, to thu
4 feasting animal, and with the first nu
Jeanne q loud trumpet Of joy, for a foof
once well known but almost forgotten
The entire herd Of performing ele
lphants are on exhibition twice dali!
| with the great shows, and the dat
here is Thursday, July 10Th.
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