The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 31, 1896, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextTHE UNION TIMES. 1 VOL. XXVU.--NO-5. UNION SOUTH CAROLINA JANUARY 81,1896. * $1.30 A YEAR. ^ f. M. b'AUR, UKO MUNRO President. Cashier. j siiH IK lasu&$)?\> VteXtitOmtil F)-?t it it OF TT3STX03ST. :o: < apital Staok $60,000. Surp'iiM ?;"?(!.00 , iookholdcrs liuSiltti ? ? StiO.OO?Iwlal? i <170.000 Officers?1". M. Fair. A. 11. I'oh- , t?r, Vice Trcs. Goo. Muttro, Cashier. J. D. Arthur, Assistnn! Cashier Directors?ff. II. W* !:uc, A. G. l.ioc tt'to Jallericr, T. ('. Duncsn, .1. A. Cant. J. | T. Douglas, I. G. McKisMck, A. 11. F.-.tcS". ^>Wt SOLICIT YOUK .'H'SINESS'^ ? ' ' K ^*IMS A DIXON'. Atiy's ut Lay. Ml lusineaa placed in our h i: l.i wi'i to ' or prompt attention. i Office No. 1 1.nv Kango. gCHUMPKRT, BUTLKR A MouOWAX. , I Attorn* ya at Law. At C. C. Culp'w nl?l Office. D# K. IIydrick * J. A. Saw/or. | I Spartanburg, S. C.. l.'nion, b. C |_JYI>IUCK& SAWYKIl, Attornej 3 ut ! n\r, [ Judge Towtiscuu't) Old Stand. ^ JUNUO & M UN 110, Atturuejj ut I.aw, No. '1. Law K.inge. ft ' i /' A ?.a\v and Trial Justice, %r of Court ilouie. DENTISTRYJQR: H. K. SMITH'S i Dental Uoo'.u u\t:A, li. Eoslci A. j store. Cccai-a use 1 .it r.\t .c ii g | toe ?h. DENT1JSTKV. QIC. J. C. AltiUllililNS, Office on ti.o e irer in" Mm'i at i j lodgement Snoot* near ilmi'o^n lloitio. Mrtdg'iand I'ronn a -loue Leu io tied. Call an I e r. UNI03 MAiWliE ?ANl>? J.o Works:, OBOIUJK ?. SUB V LYING. I aai in Union j?io- . li i *' i lio L'niuu i i-'iv *1 r ..I V . ! iu t> ."Ta ir*ir*rr: . . . CITY OYSTER SALOON. Jlcmembor 111aL you can got i * nice stow or try of Fresh j Norfolk Oybters at JOHN R. MATHiS OYSTER PARLOR. (Next door to Monr.iii.;!?)i) ifv Brown.) FOB 1>0 CENTS. Also a fresh lino ot CANDIES, CAK S -i ?nd erackois. The finest i :i town. C mod ^.x>d.>. iYe. ; Peanuts, Tobacco and. C?c: . < And a i gonoral line of i Family . 0 nicer os. I CITY OYSTEli SALOON. ^elophrnc No, '>7. METROPOLITAN POLICE n,:i (CHARLESTON. Charleston is to have metropolitan polir (J vornor Evans took tho (ii ;t st'-j.- ui hat direction yesterday, when i.e appointed Messrs. .J. M. I Easoii, T. S. Wilbur and Edward Ander.on. police commissioners of tho city. It has been expected lbr some time that this action would be taken and when it was announced yesterday morning that the commissioners had been appointed, little surprise was created, although the matter was pref-y generally talked about. It is learned that the (j _>vcrnor finally iv ) n i. i !iic 11 I'.iuon in tno 1 i.i ,i . : '< ty ni; .' ami sclcctv 4 | ! : ppe::.!- . ]I s liii?l nothing ; . [ > i\ 'Oi tin s.i'jvct ycstcr* | 1 : r 11r111 1 antiouroo tliO ' :ri?l to state that the I waul! i. unn* their I :! . . It is t r.w rstoou that. gentlemen will accept. . ' v- the ! nature gen < v T'Sea o.i ti e n *tiou of t . ' . ai <1 a. > a v hole, it was . t I. r!i na iva'I there was n ' unanimous . nj rove' Ti.o t iia. -t >0 delegat n of course. L it nil wnnj hi:* they were not .'lino i , talk r uel bout it. A rout many l. nei't's expect n *. nco t be nine 1 oi- the part of tin- .y? ] at is in a Vgr.' .v v?ami v.!.: eti ' i will he : l.cr ti ro will I ea..ai ed with inL/es' "he apiioit.a'.siin nl! vouiiy me:. vr??.sr:?. I', :1Mil O .Pi!il'>ir nfo .r./t ' - I Cm. t\uw.ini Aii ci> ti i. uc known ! throughout tl.c Stum, ?specially in j military aiuir.s. The coimni-sioner-i j a 10 good business men ami slum! well ; in Charleston. They have all been identilied with the lleiorm taction in city politico. Mow that the ice has been broken it would not he surprising it other towns" will ui. o have po'iee couiniissioners appointed. Indocd it wr.? stated yesterday that (Iroenwood j would ue ihe luxt and doit, very soon. | 'i'lie rutu< r could not bo traced, how* j ever, to authentic sourees. lltaiBler.] I ... KNKllITS OK llONOK. | I 7;.4' u CI Q'liCer.; i nd Bisqilit, : I 'ublic ins tall fion t f the dftcors i V !' i 1 1. 1;,C ivld.jM-'. v.i 1 lotto) " hat! 'i ti;o e?u*vt 'ur* " la.it l.'ri d. \ : la.- tii d ret ' >'i .f : Die's r?J. TC. JIdlmcs. '11.'. : i ? xc v h ' ing boon g >u< through \ . . : ., llio J Iran i j i ;* i the ; on tl o j t ' nov >u-al rial I'-.-MjiPSi'outun of tho or lor, laying special! Ft?v ? n tho Matter ofinsurance. Wo ' ' I * of 1:? ; ! the K . ' ' ' f <k: 1 not ,<V . w . the lo t'tr ,! ' :\ ami ? waiting nt j eWMtarf t . ; an ;> r<. ?uo ' Ti n .?? *matit ully oxpfiijiocl i ' : i' nee lu'.'l " i !;: . i In i Uertipf ' pone 1 * tl or5 be a?.? ii^ . . to :? ^j>; o tl it . ' ' ?tj? ' .ik<> iur ; ..? # ? v i' * 1 ' * v. Iiicli ; .it* Jr..i was ; a ! i .a ii > , . .ni> i I?. > tl < J ' ..?{?!. i nr.' cru'.v !i-(l !!: fit'raiioo aiiii tliron^nl tho do'ij' to l!:; <i:nii: lavm: :.i,11 tin i. , ... ... . . MOW 11111 I W'" g )L ! I I JM' i; iUIU | 11ow i iim !i ii:no wo .in ! I.o.v <.*511 l*i' \ WO.. I:V oy- tTs o\? UjiOil : SfoV . IVv II; '5 ?Vv, ( vo M \" J i' r.! * I * I 1 ate IV . St ">v .id } ,\ . ; < " ! ? ;t: * t \ i i or ito ' ' , '>. IV? !;!< V. ) V" Mf ! . * i PC.II.' w.t I mi ;! ! ,,0 . .... j ! t ? i n t- .of ? mml. j i; .. ' i1 oiio. T or. w o : ?. j 'I . i'.ir :>t?. l?s ho* iod i' , ?>, < ' iij.il as flo !i FJ V. W t ' w. ; ito '. v. I'o; !:is?!;. ?. ' I'1 ' I. ill! 1 ilU'llOt' .itl'iv tl. l*t0i' 1 t'i it r ) i to ' i ;n;f in , tin . i . ! v ' ; ml !. it , witi? , . * > - ! In in of.i tlicro 11 :t !-., ?!? ill* I (loilO. . 'i . , ' '. ?* C.\'t I1, lit. <V C do i. . onir.7 toil k'.l the , tii:ii;;g h.ll v.".s fill* t , iiud SeV< : I it boilig flblo t?> got : f! t'i I v. until .lie otliors Lad , finish,d From the dining hall we went ' linnie. It was a wry pleasant entertainment iron} beginning to end. ANNUAL MEETING Of Union Braceh. J^^ticau Bible iSocu ty. The Union Branch of The Amor- ; ican Biblo Socioty hold its annual meeting last 8 untidy night in the ' Methodist church. .There was a fair attendance but there were souie emjuy benches, especially at the front. Thcte were devotional exercises conducted by the pastor Rev. Mr. Cut lisle, at tor which the meeting was turned over to the society, and the President Mr. 8. M. Rice Jr. took the chui The first business was the hear j of reports. These were success. i made and adopted. The it,-., j the Treasurer disclosed the 1; ?i I of the twenty two who hfivt members of the society for t! ? ; twelve months only eidht b tin jnc dollar fee entitkn;. t . tnemb. 'ship. 1 is wai not . . ood showing but let us Jjorw . to do butter this ^car. ?.'j > * tiling win the election Ol i which resulted as f.dlo.ws: I': J M. iviee Jr.. tree y E. I Troas., L. I*. Murphy, E . I hers of Executive Board, bi? ! Oapt. F. M. Farr, J. Crub', | o'hcr members oftho execiuiv * b itro the pastors of the ditieroat r in. c.s of the town, and the l'rtSBijionr . [ the .society, who is chairman oi Board. The work being finis' ; . Rev. Mr. Carlisle was called on remarks for the good of the ftir.le. . Me ti l that he was taken u J. unawares as he had not expected bo called on f a ?pcech, yet Le w .. not decline to say .something flb* the great Work of the Bible Socicf that of disseminating the Ifoiy k:cr lures. .i In the course of his remark? j ' delt mainly with the work of the i'-? bio Society, lie said tliat the p; inary object of tiie society win ftie j that thd Bible wis placed in iIn- few. of every person who did not h. r ready access to one. If the per was able to buy, it would sell book at actual cost; if'.hey were sole to buv, the soeiciv would r ' c them a I?iblo. lie said that work of placing the Y.'ord in i ; hands of the people, was certain! not loss estimable than that expour ing the word by the months ofiM.i isters. Mr. Carlisle, remarks v. m ( hrief and to the j oint ar.d v. ere 11 enjoyed. The Executive Hoard if'j.'in . jbvnch ei' i tni \ i .u a : ty met at ' ir. 1*. T . Moiouiy evening at '.! <'<. 'i following motions vrcr.' made < ?rrie:!. Motion hy Kv\\ Mv. Cat V. . have rhc I'resM- M* write t !M . l.v.v, Sj artai bur/, wit- i<r ! iv:?u state colporteur. no t8 without li . . .. >rt tho same t the i'l . i n iiiOjt c t"J\." . \ nc'.e.v '.a ' 'i'o:i | i'?i* ' i 'itcuJi ins? ! a Sun s t . -u-'l I?> li<? > i !; !?<Vi. i!: dli '. . . I [\r-\.\vu* 11'; ' . < ! !r.et< ! t if. 1 <c. out' ??i tlua rcijii' ' : on i. . i r% iifii. mi i ; t ;:.s. o ir.ak ' ;i ). i <).' liio t v , menihorx. , i r- ? w .?? a ] et'.l: ti >. ?r (!cj- i'ory lus* l! a o i 1 i'i t ? the i;. *1 c . ion of M . 1 lr;*h Pli'c- * .u :f <. t - ila; last \v" >. u :: . ! i.? veiny t > -ii v. o n 1 t. vt::M'tion w li wen k on . . ton tniil >t~?r;^ i i h(;v : : i { '} r. ul ii u o.'i ta .> en . i: i< :t i 1 . :: . in tin l.o.ioi:o Li' d . . . i' nod W;iv, fiat Pi 1;u 11. ii > pistol or knl.* or iyj : i* ;.< o'.ily wc i[)"'i - I' in i i; , ... r nni's. V ip ii tip.- . *. [ J ;Ik Hi tii-.-y wh o ?fii| mi bni:/.'tlii ideedin v wore er.r. ltd to 1: 1 'V (' < oiiif started to t ] ioil ? . ! ?4 apruiments oi?v to ) l o'fi r l>y the lirii'l njtd said "O . \ no use ot'ilai, .11.n and me in i'ri. i,ii> \ now? Ain't wo, .Jim.' The otiiei assented and they were allow.4 i p j. remain together. r j J ON AN ICLLwAt". Tho Inoxprrifiiri tl M.mi Tliou^hJ Uo Iliid Cut u 5I:li;N Oft". It was on o lareo bay. T!io ice was new niul literally a.) smooth A3 glass from end to cr.d. No ground swells hail worked in under it to j make cracks, and 'bo l'cel <?f the | boat was more like II;. ::ur than any tiling 1 have known since. All one , could hoar was the craelc of the mast j and tho yard as the e i;n?? i.j.rd- : er, ami as t'.io ioo .?\alo nit i ; Tin:' in tbo green crystal i'. oai1 d tv.l a spurt of brittle fra^nu :t coulil bo heard iiil.i.ng cu tl: 1.1 like hroken glas.*. Wo wcro goinf? exactly < i " an hour, as timed I iv.roa tv.-i bor buoys that w ro 4.. / n i . ?. being laul 1 'n It s ; , t?ai: ! wore a few people cn?.-.d. ; v? hero and there, op i tot. Wo la -i . 1 wind a little forward of ah... . i wcro licadiatt on t no p r; a ;< tlio clubbou e. JL'ut a' , and to windward, a : p : was cros.-inqr. Al?. -i i.. .. J., a spoil: on tbiMi. t.u i io.o. ' i \ ? could sco that the sp . a . .1 that it liad movi: legs. ;\i: ,-r , few moments, an I v. .i wcro i i;r;? liini, when twootlu r iceboats woi i socn approaching \.d ? almost tls * speed of li.rutnimr. 1 though:11 a.ld cros ancau oi >, r.M'l s;iii j i l>cIiiinl tho pede.-a; uin, the o;.u'r hoat--, lining on tho star'. : 1 t ?ck, hail the right of wuy. \."o v.ero approaching with nine t the > pe: I of lightning. anil as I dared not at that tinio try to hear n\v..y I pinched up to clv.tr tltoni. This 1 ju.-t suei i cdivl in doing, though tl:o second 0110 forced my courso till I was I:; i straight for tho loot passouger. lJn was then only a short distance ahead, ami hail taken to run?of course, in tho wrong din rtion?and then fell down iu tho course I hoped to ho ablo to tako. Uy ioolicft was going about a mile a m inn to, clearing spaco at about 5:9 yards a s cond, say 5- 7 feet a md,and I felt myself : i-'b u as I -> :v.? him fall. 1 dared no'. t:\ to ; L. n? o. -ay, for fear tiio crilt \v< .11 i not do : o iu time, so I j:.n:n< I the i tiller i!'/(\:i iiJ. i tho h .at. I h" a. , fright fully sharp enrvo that sent two i f tho crew spinning < over . tho ieo to leeward. I 1" i-oi id ) \ that i.; . :.:?pt 1 like, the id: o of thognill ino, tiltnp as wo 11 w j u.ic? Id. k on i ho i< . d ; * *. : ? to! \:t had rear he-.: ; ho 1 " \? .1 hack J:1> : ? .< ..i j iju i! ;UVo was 11 . t1 If'-. .-;lj X\] I :< Eco,' 1 t ' i t ahead cf him lay I .. 1 Ma-k ; : not <-i i- il H? ? : 1, " . . * i .. i 1" i l". : . t I r wll.lt fui . ijrr 1. iO \ i i. .; ; fiion I i aw 1 i ?ur< nv ;o. It :l : g tllO "j- Alid ill !. P":> I : .iv*\ arm v. :a-!i f >r" i J.l. l 1N? il . ].. ;tl 1 j A i: ) :c r.i j.lacv. U w.. i;.,. :r c. :? 1 !t"i iir.'.i 1... } 1 "!, ! . i ho had l .Ih n, : ai a a" o.'il of him a t > r,h> i *, and io:r.hty ?'.h;d 1 as t ! . a too i ico < f a r. " < uo t i Hit square. Womcftpurwlt!iodin* I are to iirni out iicv." : :: t i .. > Jo'. . worn tir. vwn v.'.n t. tbo h' lo ftJ il tinio < f tho shnrp . * Wo pnoc (1 < 1Y from t' * !i . nit i ; f ' - :vm1 i'on:. . 1 ::i !J:? _/i-: ii'.o ,* t :u'.. i : ur. " ') ' ? r luiOst. 1U0 i ' ? <".?:.? N? ,v V.* .v... w* r.i j r -.-I :o i : When tbo front l;inf?nt:;lUs nl>re:u1, t' ; .....I ).< , 1 il ' ] y > ; li r protty lingCi'i) clou; V ;i > 1 : ID. llo h' i' ?!; ."Hi.T.Jt jiV . In ' : i that eomi nin i::!n ijin s !o , Ac til lo of <. ntltric hIwu . { v . t ! :vu : ;i : {( ] ,j : ml tci ran ono into tho t. .. . 1.. * v < ;:ii v.'? J0 ho ' i ' 5 v. s .! I .mt? \vi v i : '0*1 1 ' vo \ . -1 , I. ; !? ;!:? nir in all ; .. -i d 1 ir, ] :. :ii ..ii !c(". si;.? r. 1 *lv.i r. '. : U tit 1.man hunt i > ? lutnb d ipo:i tl'.o laird bu'u n <>l ids I i : (1 ;1. J.o win. v lid-; j:la . ltmor was olt.ii m r, Oi by 1 a nuIT. Bum; timo;, 1 v.vvt r, i. ' - ir lcd both articles, lifco Hi i aii is > r Inscribed in an < . . .'i < dury about tin* lit.;! f iir In id < \ bo Thames, "A spark ?:f bar villi his cano and I. m ?(I .c i ' iVorda. Many sympathetic inb 1 llVr ? 1 ,; I ii: ; 1 lit 4- . 1 ? 4 ' iJ, ( I 11'51 A. Nici j: ? haxi U XTIOtT I Mv- u'l-tl u M v sol icii *o companies .it : ?>> ? DROPPING FROM A BALLOON. A Ctttuu'lau A?r??n:t::l IN nc- * the SeUMatioiis < i l i't I ii*. ( Lin)Vt? Profess;<r Pierro l.;i Lornlo, the famous Canadian ronant; of Montreal, is pevliu; j 11 us i is'u daring halloo: ' ? <1 11; lime, if him Ilaldwin of this city, who introduced tbo parachute in I . .*>. is i c< ptod. "1 have boon is y< ; in (iio busiuess," sai l Profi -i f Lo Jjonde, 'having undo my i. it :.;1 ascension ind parachute do >vr.l v.lion a boy u i. n; i>ui;. 'i. 4?., jinuer liid Hirer ri ni < ! I'r v Ihn ?y of Cleveland. Tii.i V' "iel fair wan in full liVi^t, aval at - a]- oinlod hour of U? ii" i*i then. silr'.s of \ '- ie>rs to the oxaibiti :i < litre.aited. Tlio rocynlar aeron-info heart i -::! <1 liiin when I'lio rn r ha i <<\ was houiulircr a* t .i*..i? .! i. . ?h trip. 1 was sunn . n 1 anil ]ir< oil an 1 :i now ; it. it he- .f 1 would m alio flu , . Thinking only of the row a ? t a ir.y de.stu I council!; d. "A iron. ' : ii.v I v.v.n f-xcurcly fa.'di .u 1 to t ,nu zo ring and loop. 1 lu. id ihemanager fall out, 'Kv.'ivh -1 t .)!' and i:i htinio than it {;: ; in 1 1 it 1 was ncarim* far above tho crowd. At tho first bound tan guy ropes loosened and the people rushed l>aol; like cattle. Myf irat si ii.-.- ion was dizziness, tlio oartli seemed receding i'roai mo nnd__ tho cheering (ind. hitzzaa oi' t bo's ji rotators rosombled tho swarming of bees. i_ j> i sourcu, mo mrgo ucias no. nortlh dhj npiv.'-.vi''!? v.o l.?i-;? r than lite palm of tin? the <*ily liko plunks laid ho "! /.' : hue, 1 :r;~,o forests nj!V urrd like on.- 1 rs < f umnovia> s r. ul the rivi r beneath like a silvi-r t nee. T: a oar ill did 7.,,} . p. j o ir spheric;,1, but, se. I ;e.r?j likoa Insin. "L?tv. is?1 v ;.ll v.as f - ; .1 re.v clothes vol >soon soaking wot. Tin :: c. i s nine, i.'i 1,1 ' . 1 oria^ 1.1.' . \ net inns, 1 ivmhtd I r tin) ? n > " . \ 1 lev eyes, closed my mouth t id j vk: uli. r hod 1 hand . T ' . tana) 1 . .1 i i;a ]ite cord, ?... , 1 i:?i'i. ' -:?t i . hull never ! 1 v. "s !' "! : { v. isli lipjhtnir.ir i daw: ?,:m t.rraiaii midair, . y< s ol-.s 1 and 1 1 reel in-/. "Yin : 1 < m . 1 a pause i t the mad rm ?ft 1 rril . i? r.o suddon was 1 cho.-l: ' j < M.* 1 ; ? ! v : hoot . had opoiu 1. I ft t t hod a now lease <u: !. , } hi i mvith to pie c 1 my deseeut. to and fro, 1 j n'h.mP (1 1:1 ;; < 1 Ov'h three mil ; j > 1 ]? 0 lor | the jvr. . r.Vt s-'.irrouml 1 lsy ! i: . . ;il ; 1 , !o \\I)i? 1 h:I . < ... vto SCO : 1 11 . '. j !.i:i . . jr. 1 ? ? .vnti. s, j . : 1 an . . : lvrt iv. 1 ' v.: a (!. v.\ ; vi la .1 ] -Irn'o air I v. ;>) , . i ; . > rt trlory. f 1 .iro i - no I 1. : . so > .s.-.mcjml a ; dcnia :ld. Professor Lo Londo could toll1 many move i::'. : ; nal'con ? "- ! 1 uci'icncc;:. i-' " jr. 1 si - <ia< in.: aeronaut i .il c.'-c. r lii la: made ICO as " a-ions. 1 :;f aw o ): : ;!;{ ndain(11 iiuja1 ti '..ai t.?sis i rancisco Ilx nainer. - ^ . '!:?li!lun !? I .-(jot So V/ili.l Hi: W.ltrli. j Anion'* i':-i ; s^iitDiiudc 1 nota- ! 1)1- a v.-'i. o : . nan-it ; far. i a a fansl i . r ii:t) :-l yli.i.j'. j i 1. called the,1 ".a .' n): ; Wiley, for many years j a (1. aI a: ! lawyer in Pi-'ata- 1 or,, i-oan; .*. ,".1 a! ( '- '.a i a .nber of 1 1 . ' ?1. -li.a-JAi. I < , . . j i ' i l ".'I 1*1 MT'll'iVI, * vvlio us ! ; : much troubJo with i w it.'ii. ! i ilia li :i l.si f". of sto]> j.i " < t i > > ; v.* a-;:, and i 1 i ./(. !> i ), 1 j ; i down, iii i ] I -v. . ' " ..(! :l I . U'"; ;-t to ! *. \> -v i ; 1 l:u v.- >:f timo it I 3 d ho i-Mior.ld adopt that : iiaplo I ; ! i ' .1 i. i' - i. . !t. 1 tut in a fo*?v ! d ivs . V i'? y vmilil ; ; pt .ir a^nin | ! w it.it it :' i t, ? H( .;t. and h.s 1 3 f ii i t . ii to s id it in motion l>v v ' . ti;. Ay. 1 it is lvlnti d that ' ho n . 'I ! . ! a. - . itrprisod as if , I; 1 .! : h..d m?vt r 1 ofr.ro of : u r d v. 1: :i v.n that a Jimp , ; -i.jw. * i.'-a ). .1 !.i for all llio i \i\ d(: ;i/; tho mOI V is true, fot*tvo have hit itvn of equal* h l J i . Li J ut a {, ;<?? ? 1IOLSON & SON, '\J CEItS i H s. o. X ur FIRE ISURANOM. J A H $40,000,000.00, OF A88IW. A TIGER LOOSE IN A DAIRY. "J The Surprise of ? Tlilrsty It till When th? Dig Cut "lVoiiglird" In 111a I ter, Tlicro was considerable exoito- '4 ment at Mysore recently. One of k the maliara jab's tigers got loose and A was not. rocapturod for ovor 48 (' hours. Allowing tigers nnd athor wild animals to oscnpo out of oonfinonnmt scorns a common ovont in , Mysoro. During the timo of the late fll'llllro noli rrrtf r\ti 4- P 1* *? "??"??! V'llU ji,v/u WUU wi nil? VJil^U in tho menagerie, and also during /' * his fntlior's reign a tigor loafed a*i over tho fort a wliolo day, going in and out of people's houses; but, strango to say, on nono of tboso oocasions has any ono boon injured. Tlio tigor in tho present instance is ono which is kept by his highness' dairy to kocp away tho "evil oye!' from tho oattlo. Ho was nettod for Lord Lansdowno to shoot whon his excellency visittnl Mysore a> fow years ago and is a splend'd bruto. Tho dairy is a very largo ysnd, with open sheds all round, in which tho oattlo aro tiod, tho tiger's cago being close to ono end and a fountain near tho other. Tho tiger got out about 7 p. m. and calmly strollod around, tho placo being full of cattlo and pooplo at tho time; but, fortunately, ho had no dosiro whatever to tasto stall fod boof or Hindoo oithor, although ho pnssod wffi 1_ ;> ^ tho wrffBKi $lie men, > "ana after examining tbora all quiet1\T 1 OTf f~\ AtT?Tl 1\tr 4-V> r* s.j vivwa* *jj iuu i.uuuiaiu. ^ By 9 o'clock ft oouplo of elephants m brought down tlio nets and a cordon ^ was run around tho placo, preventing tho tigor escaping or getting at tho cattlo, when two rather amusing incidents occurred. A cow managed to got into tho yard, and aftor skipping about for some time rushed into a part of tho not closest to tho tiger, and for somo time struggled most frantically to got looso. Evory ono fully oxpcctcd tho cow would have boon killed. Finally, however, a lunnher of mon wont out and hold tho wretched animal down and removed tho not. Hardly Was this over when a snlondid stud lmll nnt. over a part of tho not which had fallen down, and after enreoning about tho yard just as tho cow had dono rusliod right up to tho fountain and dipped his noso in tho water. Evidently ho had no idea tho tiger was thcro or ho would novor havo gone up in tho stylo ho did. v llowover, after drinking, ho looked up, when tho tiger, who could not havo boon moro than a few foot away, " wonghed" in his face, and tho way that bull wont away after that did one's heart good to soo. These were two grand opportunities for witnessing "liow tho tiger soizes his prey," particularly as theroworo several sportsmen about, hut unfortunately it was not to ho. After worrying tho poor bruto for two days and two night.'., during ' which timoho got into tho no* once, ho quietly walked into Jiis < igu and was shut u]>. Tho cool and imlifforentwayin which Bassapali Uis' fossilized hunters, with their fearfully and wonderfully made bundooks, walked up and down past tho ti'jcr was most amusing. What they would have dono in tho event of tho ugor limiting jur nno 01 mcra it 13 hard to toll. Tho claws liavo grown into tho pads of tho tiger, and tho wretched animal seems to b?i suiToring great pain. Hml it not. noon for this there won Id doubtless havo boon a very different talo to tell.?Asian. Might lie Either. "Jnnkloy lias gotton somo qucor ideas since bo went into publio life," said one friend. "I lindn'' noticed tho fact." "Yes. lie said tho other day that 1 he didn't earn what tho newspapers said about liim so long as it wasn't nothing." "That sounds a littlo twisted." "It did tome. I can't inako np my mind whether ho is a had gram marian or a Rood advertiser.1'? Washington Star. It M y Ilo. Lawyer (n few years honec)?Malco vour mind easy. 'J ho jury will disagree. .. J'risoner?Snro? Lawyer?I know it. Two of tho members are man and wife.?PearWedkly.

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