Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-17

|sg~ New York, March 16. -Deeilille that the life of mani"ur" los:
 much of it's rosy hue when ore had to ply her trade fear the fly
 wheel that developed q tIgh?N un- espieasant tendency to go on g. X 'ssbust,'' as one of the girls eN. il, two tiXors of fingers an x nOunced this weel; Win intense 19iRArnestness that they were ''~f1ouah with the game, so far a. fEe IlGtGl $ $Knickerbocker was concerned. They < had vivid recollections oi section Nof burst hywheel smashing it's { way upward into the room where
 they were at work. "Sav,' said one. MI have got an idea. There's tvle- and hairdressers on the kSean steamships, and the tits are
 line Why cant there be 1!anicures
 on one of those liners, 1oo?' That
 conversation explains why two
 daintily-dressed, bright-eyed young
 women, wearing violets in ther corsages, "bluffed' their way past
 the gateman at the North German
 Lloyd pier yesterday by sivinS him 8''the baby stare.'' The quartermas ter stopped them at the ganGwaJ hof the Kaiser William and asked them to explain their mission This ifs Sunday" he objected, we don't
 receive visitors on Sunday
 ...What's all the TOW about cried
 the officer of the deck. "A brace
 of manicures, sir. They want to
 get aboard and wheedle the old
 man into shipping them.' Mani
 sheer off. As if we didn't have trouble enough with the women
 we have already. I suppose we'll
 be shipping shopherderesses next.
 Trot them off the dock, quarter 2master"
 " Just for fear that the newspapers sn ght find it out. Miss Nan J. Bren-
 nan, a member of the White Hen'
 company, playing at the Casino 'theater, never told the press agent that she was studying law in a lawyers office on Broadway. But the manager, who didn't know of Miss Brennan's horror of publicity told the reporters all about it, and Df course, they investigated. They Hound that the statuesque dancer not only studies law in the offices, but that she Jugs volumes of Black some and kindred works to her dressing room, where she some times sets up as a Solomon when tMe chorus girls fall to squabbling.
 4ecaQse of that she is known back of the footlghts as Judge" Bren nan N"When I am admitted to the abars1 am going to make specially fOf ghelping tenants whose landlords refuse to give them heat.' she eX- plained to a reporter.
 Adam Lisch fought an 1,S0o- pound Holstein bull for nearly an hour at Shermod park near Mount WNpon, and though gored and sed by the repeated charges of tEe infuriated beast, he lives ito tell the story. The bull, which came out unscarred. was dispatched the next day, but besides the butcher, it required three assist ants armed With shotguns before he 1 gave up. Lisch is alive today be- l cause he retained his presence of 1 mind during the terrible struggle 1 For 40 minutes he and the bull l! were confined in an inclosure less than 15 feet long, and there the animal charged him again and | again. He fought to get to the door, l kept his mind upon it at all times, and 1t was this that eventually saved him. The beast became en- ragged. and tearing loose from the lead rope, charged Lesch. The lat ter was struck in the chest and hurled across the building. As he i fell the bull was upon him. Heavy garments that Lisch wore kept him 1nom being gored to death. But he tained his strength and some how he can't explain how, man. aged tOstie the animal to the door. The battle was fierce one from flrst to last
 The millionaires are going in for luxury and propose now to have what may be called a tiptop article.