Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

who had offended him in the sight of a squadron of dragons, and after emptying his revolver in their midst, got safely away
 Supplied with ample funds, Lisa fOrsOok Warsaw. and turned his at Ientioa to semi-reVolutioaary semi predatory enterprises in Moscow. For several months he posed as a fanatic al seetarian; spent his money in semi religious orgies; and finally ran away with the daughter of a prosperous tanner. The tanner informed the pc lice, who recognized the bandits de scription But both Lisa and the girl disappeared. The girl has never since been seen. But Lisa duly re- appeared
 This was his last appearance. He emerged as agrarian agitator in Lub- lin and Seidlitz governments By taking the part of the Russian peas ants against the local Polish mag mates. he got together gang. which plundered the local chateux. and killed scores of policemen and rural guards. After pitched battle on the outskirts of Siedlitz, the gang was nearly exterminated. But Ehe Fox remained.
 Once he escaped by spending the night in the house of a Lublin magis- trate, the only house which he knew would escape search. 4 week later, he was tracked by his footprints across six miles of snow-covered for est. Suddenly the tracks ceased. The pursuers sought him in the tree branches, and seeing what appeared to be man, fired A Cossack climb ed the tree to bring down the victim. It was the bandits coat, skillfully posed in the tree fork. Taking ad- vantage of their astonishment, the Fox dashed out of a snow-covered kiln. and fled. The pnursuers made after him, and one and all were en- gulfed in 8 deep snowdrife
 At last at SiayiD village near Lnb- lin. Lisa was brought to bay. Sur rounded by Cossacks and infantry he took refuge in smithy. The smith and his family fled, leaving behind a young child. The Fox threw the child through the window to a place of safety. and began to shoot The be- sigers drew dangerously near. Two of them fell They retreated, poured In dozen volIeys, and again drew in. The Fox brought down a third. Ar tiilery was sent for. In three hours from Dublin arrived a quick-firing gun. Tie house was riddIed with sbrapnel. But after each shot Lisa re-appeared arhrrt The tenth shell blew cut the wall. and when the sol diers rushed in they found Lisa pin ned under stone and debris, ysiniy at tempting to load his revolver for a final shot
 The Kaiser has had the satisfaction of hearing his improvements on clas- sical opera applsuded by 3 great aud fence. It was at Wiesbaden, where his Majesty has been taking little rest-cure. Weber's beautiful fairy. opera @Oberon" was performed at the opera house. the version given being the one containing the Improvements suggested by the Kaiser
 When the opera was performed some years ago in Berlin the Kaiser declared that. although 1t was a mas ferpIece. 1t might be easily improved. He made suggestions on the subject to Baron won Hulsen, director of the opera house, and to Major Lauffen, dramatist-in-erdinary to the Kaiser.
 The three then put their heads to- gether and managed to evolve a re- vised version of "Oberon.Y This was performed for the first time at Wies- baden, and the Kaiser was graEified to hear the loyal spprobatiou with which 1t was received.