Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-28
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Bellies Selica's lions, for Instance
seem endowed with almost human
perception. and Mile. Helene's leop-
ards are scarcely less remarkable IN
their work. Princess Pauline. the ami.
mai queen. too, bends these inhab-
itants of the jungle 10 her veriesi
wish. Captain Goldie's mixed group
In feats astonishing and amusing, at
tract much attention. Captain Ku-
neo's hybrids vie for the first place
in favor and Captain Dick Bass. with
his performing bear. Josephine
keeps interest on the qui vive every
minute. Add to these the dog and
monkey circus. a show which ecllpses
the best hat has gone before.
one of the most instructive and
novel concessions on the Warpath Is
he baby Incubator. This practically
recent invention means more to the
scientific and medical world than any
discovery of the present century. and
one should not fail to see the machines
containing their tiny specimens OF
humanity. which have been placed
there to be nursed into strong life.
In old jamestown" nay be seen
a replica Of the old church tower and
other landmarks of the first English
settlement in this country, without
travelling forty miles up the James
river. Through the streets OF his
novel village walk men and women
representing the first settlers. and In
dams walk and talk and trade with
them just as they did three hundred
years ago, An excellent idea has been
carried out here IN having h true
descendants OF that tribe OF Indians
with which John Smith and his fol-
lRNyarQ ha1 e. Iap1 Hha Dan R4arnIfnC
mere in this reproduction OF the old
settlement. These Indians, twenty In
number, also enact a drama which
they themselves have written from the
story handed down TO them Of the in
cident Of John Smiths rescue by Po-
.cahontas, an indian maid. a descend
ant Of Powhattan, the father OF the
original Focahontas-whose name is
Pocahontas. enacts the part Of that
noble young Indian.
Hell's Gate is without doubt the
most exciting Of all amusement de-
vices. 1t takes one at first by easy
gliding boat and then gradually in
creases TO a rush and a whirl through
dark tunnels 'and mysterious caverns
huge reptiles crawl about and
spout forth flame. and where his Sa-
Majesty, n his imps disport.
niue IourS or the M0flu give an
opportunity TO visit far distant oun
tries and return within an hour. and a
lime will pay all travelling expenses.
The cars very much resemble those Of
my other railroad. and there are the
Of bells and whistles to add
touches OF realism.
The Congress OF Nations. or the
Beauty Show. contains representative
from The several civil
zed countries. In fact an effort was
to secure the most beautiful
pecimens Of young -womanhood TO be
ound In America and the European
Countries.
The famous painting. The shadow
4 the Cross which has puzzled and
nystified. not only the world az large.
nat the artistic world. for a number
Z years. Is on exhibition on b War
'ath. IL IL a painting which has q
nost peculiar effect upon he b
Doks upon IL. and stamps upon the
hind an impression which remains
Or life.
b Esquimaux Village contains a
Of these strange little men
nd women from the frozen arctic. 2
their daily lives are pictured
iithfuliy. The building Itself repre-
-nts icebergs and mountains OF
now. with here aud there the show
Of the Inhabitants. "A
Princess Trixie. the horse with a .