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MAT. SCOTT AND JUMBU‘ HOW HE CONTROLLED THE BIGGEST ELEPHANT. mu thc UK 11 o lh paug'h and Sells lll‘os.’ shows; Mr. Gardner has been around the World repeatedly. Continuing he said 2 "The general supposition obtains that. elephants may be handled only by the severest methods. In some respects that. is true. But there are some elephants that will not stand} any s-ort'of punishment. They know their strength and will use it if proâ€" x‘uked. One of the most, noted il- lustrationc of this fact was Jumbo. Mr._]3ailey purchased Jumbo from the ZoologiCnl Gardens of London He brought with him Matthew Scott. who had charge of him from the time he first, came from Siam to London. "Now. Scott was one of the gentlth little men ever seen. He has been working in Mr. Bailey’s monagerie since Jumbo’s death, tak- ing care of small animals and, by the Way, he is in Europe with Mr. Bailey now doing the some thing. Jumhovwas the only elephant he OVCI‘ handled. “When Jumbo arrived we all went down to the dock. There had been enormous difficulties in getting him «board the ship at London, and like difficulties were expected here in unloading him. Mr. Bailey sent Scott to see Jumbo. The little man went in and began to talk to the biggest; brute in the world since preâ€" historic times. HIS SOFT, GENTLE VOICE could scarcely be heard. W' hands empty Scott went. Jumbo in his room, which l‘ built upon the upper (lack ship, and walked up to hi1 frdently and said : “llollo, Jumbo ! Nice old Won’t you come with me, . Come on, Jumbo ! Come a' “And as he loosened th upon Jumbo's ankles the hi stepped out of the house : know that he had been superseded as well as we knew it. “One evening at Lansing, Mich, Pilot got loose from his chains, and, without making any noise, he workâ€" ed himself around in front of Jumâ€" bo’s place of honor in the 111enag'erie. Suddenly Scott felt himself seized and dragged backwards, and in the next instant he saw before him the enormous trunk of Jumbo. Lookine next instant he saw before him the enormous trunk of Jumbo. Looking beyond the protecting trunk he saw the maddened Pilot standing before him, shrieking: his anger at being prevented by Jumbo from wreaking his dislike upon Scott. But old Jumbo stood just there, holding Scott between his trunk and his fore legs, and Mr. Pilot knew it would be had work for him to come any closer. rI’ilot’s shrieks were. heard all around the show, and in a moment his keepers came running in from the cook tent, where they were eatâ€" ing their supper, and for a While they had a lively time of it getting Pilot back to his place and getting him "Another time, at Ottumwa Pilot, led the other elephants stampede. AL firsL it seemed Jumbo would join them. but old Scott said, ‘Horc. Jumlu ‘Elcphunts are very peculiar Us. No one Can possibly tell cy will take a notion L0, or 0y will Lurn against, und tlu r telling in advance what. they p toward any one. They are an women past finding out,." l‘he speaker was W. H. Gar ncral agent. of the Adam lug'h and Sells lll‘os.’ shows. ,u-dner has been around the ‘ m‘e going to leave old Scott are you ? Stay here, Jumbo,’ and I am blessed if the big fellow didn't quiet down ln an instant. A few moments later the other elephants get beyond 'conâ€" trol of their keepers and bolted on‘ through an alloy at the side of the showâ€"grounds. Old Scott took Jumâ€" bo, and hurrying out to the end of the alley, where the elephants were shrieking a sort ol‘ :1 pow-Wow, as if they were deciding" what. they would do, Scott sent Jumbo into the alley ahead of him, saying", ‘Send them home, Jumbo. Make them go back, Jumbo.’ And back they Went. J “Jumbo never got a blow or a prod all the time he was with the show ho, : the : sln‘ie they do, 1 “Jumbo never go prod all the time 11 Show from the film his untimely death will be remembered attempt to rescue Tom Thum which cans tween the 1 train, and the 5111111105 and Jumlu do with an lady eleph: Jumbo Wu visit, 1 01‘ UK 900 Scott said you going- Name of honor in the menag‘m' enly Scott felt himself sci: ix'ngged backwards, and in 1 instant he saw before him 1 101:5 trunk of Jumbo. Looki 1d the protecting trunk he s multhth Pilot standing hob slu‘iekjngr his anger at be. SECURICLY CIIAINICD old the bank and killed. tallest. elepl donod Pilot standing Making: his anger at l by Jumbo from W11 like upon Scott. But botl ho \\' l IS her Scott Wa mg to do ‘? You : ave old Scott are Jumbo,’ and I am )llow didn't. quiet 'us w. '11. Gardner of the Admn Fore Hm to ld it: \V he landed until by accident. In that it was his his little mate, Ijury by a train, the menagorio. himself seized is, and in the micro him the 111bo. Looking trunk he saw unk and his ilnL knew it ' him to come th 'Jumlx cut the Thumb the nothi) Tom V Iowa s if when what u not d be- herd SE mm Once, however, when he was driv- ing in a diligence over the ice-coverâ€" ed River Vistula the ice broke and the diligence fell through. Sologoob not only saved himself, but was suc- cessful in rescuing the Russian milâ€" lionaire tea merchant, S. I’opon‘. On Popoi‘f’s death, ten years ago, a will was found leaving Count Solo- g00b his Whole fortune. But the fam- ily of Popofi disputed this Will. say- ing that the signature was a forgery instigated by the Count. He was arrested and expert evidence was cal- led in. The experts were firm in their opinion that; the signature was false. and Sologoob Was sentenced to life imprisonment in Siberia. ‘ Last year a woman named Zooâ€" bova came to his wife and said that she had in her possession letters from Popotl‘ which would conclusively prove that the signature of the will was genuine. She asked a half share of the money to be gained if the case was successfully reopened.’ And so the an‘air has come before the public again with added interest, for ZOODOVa has been arrested, since it has leaked out that she was bribed to withhold the letters which would have saved Solog‘oob's reputation. Fifty thousand dollars and a further sum of $100,000 are said to‘ have been promised her for keeping the letters, and as she did not receive the money she turned to the princess and betrayed l’opoff’s relations, who will also probably be arrested. The innocence of Sologool) is beâ€" lieved everywhere, and the president of the court has obtained ail order for his release. _A much-talkedâ€"olâ€"case is at present, being tried in the Moscow courts. the result, of which will probably expose a gross miscarriage of justice ten years ago. Count, Sologoob, the son of the famous Russian author. inher- ited at, his father's death a huge forâ€" tune, which he rapidly squandered in gambling and at. the end of five years was practically pcunilcss. Later he married the Princess Che- looschova and received a dowry of $1,000,000 with her. St. Ilippolyto, Qua, May 12. (Speâ€" cia1)â€"â€"Mr. L. A. anuin of this vilâ€" lage has written for publication the following letter. In it. he speaks for both himself and his wife. - The let- tor roads: FRENCH GENTLEMAN GRACE FULLY EXPRESSES HIS OWN AND HIS WIFE’S GRATXTUDE. ount Sologoob Sentenced for Forgery Released. A Strong Letter Written With the Noble Purpose of Trying to Benefit Someone Else. “After much suffering I had become unable to Work. 1 had Kidney Trou- ble which gave me great. pain. “My Wife had used a box of Dodd’s Kidney Pills for a similar trouble sometime before, and as they had completely restored her to good health 1 made up my mind to take a. treatment myself. “I was not disappointed, and I can now say that I have tried and 'provâ€" ed Dodd’s Kidney Pills to be the “I was not disappointed, now say that I have tried 1 ed Dodd’s Kidney Pills greatestfimedicine in the “'0 "We are now both quite able to do our work as \vol “We have found Dodd Pills to be a remedy. which the pains and trouble \vhic often see in others, who are ing and incapable of filth their work. “We keep Dodd's Kidnq stantly on hand, and use sionally if we feel the slip: position. We have used between us six boxes. "Perhaps I should explain why I write this letter. It is because I feel there may be many others who have not heard of Dotld's Kidney Pills. or who, having heard. have not yet given them a fair trial. and to such I would say 'Give Dodd's Kidney Pills a fair trial and you will agree with my wife and myself that there is not. any other such med- icine to be had.’ ” What Dodd's Kidney Pills have done for Mr. Puqu Wife, they will do woman who suffers ease in any form. sho stn 111m husl. fact "What an isomer is e police-c THANKS FOR BOTH. RUSSIAN ROMANCE. 1n (1 :câ€"court ot disappointed, and I can mt I have tried and prov- Kiduey Pills to be the edicine in the world. now both quite well. and our work as well as ever. re found Dodd’s Kidney : a. remedy, which saves us and trouble which we so Soapâ€" disinfectant ‘mnmondcd bv the m afraid Hush The 1‘ ,Lquiu lll-lOOki to her 11 .risoner l‘hat's explain why I It is because I my others who 1d Pills have :1 his good w man or Kidney Disâ€" y I'ills con them occu- htost indis- altogethcz arne hasr Villain a. lady Jsband. stand 1‘ ‘n we so languish- nding Lo linst. 203 t1) cal The Wondenful Wealth Th; lionaires Use. in COLD STORAGE 0F WEALTH. it is made to represent every faction of the financial world. John D. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, the Vanâ€" dei‘bilts, the Rothschilds the Harri- mans, the Gonlds, and other large interests have personal representaâ€" tives on the board. The door lead- ing; to the safe is a. tremendous piece of mechanism. It is circular. eight feet in diameter, and 24 inches thick. It weighs 21 tons. The hinge of this big door weighs 7,000 pounds. The door and vestibule weigh 50 tons, and yet so nicely is the door balanced on ball bearings that a. baâ€" by might close it with a gentle presâ€" sure of its tiny finger. The safe is 53 feet long, 38 feet wide and nine feet in height. The walls are four feet thick. The interior is fitted up with 2,000 boxes but 3,000 more will he added as they are needed. Forniidable as the mechanical appliâ€" ances are for safety they are not deâ€" pended on altogether. Day and night men guard the his: door. They pace back and forth like soldiers on guard. Three times in the night a third Watchman walks through the corriâ€" dor to see that the sentinels are at- tending to their duty. If ever a. burglar gets anything out of the safe Wall Street will go out o , business. as mercury will surely destroy the sense or smell and completely derango the whole system when entering it, lhrough the mucus surface:. Such al'l-lCIES should never be used except on prescription; from repumble physicians. as llxe damage they willth when told tn the good you can possibly derive from them. Ila 1‘s (‘ntnrrh Cure, manufactured by FJ. Cheney 5; (‘o.. ’I‘o~ edo. 0.. contains no mercul y. and is taken in- ernally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In. bu ying Hall‘s Caturrli (lure be sure you get the gcnu file. In is Lgkep inpcrnnl'ynmilq mzule in Toledo :nx.-.._‘_-_:flk While of rain full in moors shire. Minard's Linlment Cums Bums. etc. The first export of ra from America to Englm 1785, when one bale was Clmrlostown to Liverpool C. C. RICHARDS & CO Gent]emen,-â€"-I hch used MIN- ARD’S LINIMENT on my vessel and in my family for yours, and for every day ins and accidents of life I consider it has no equal. 1 would not start on a voyage without it, if it cost a dollar a. bottle. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury British last year 2 shoals \vhic It isn’t the Wild oats. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney k (Jo. tree. Sold by Druggisls. price 750 per Hall's Fami y mm are the best 01‘ 5mm lhv ('uugh and wurlu‘ MY [he [Full]. Lnxu-ive Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. .\'0 Lure. No Pay. Price '25 cents. tor them pox r..w No man is so skeptical believe the good things about. himself. The poor we have ulwag but. that is better than h against? us. People go to the mm summer to keep cool, in : mountain ranges. There is no reason wh; who fakes his money in have a bored look. Schr lvn YOU CAPT. F. 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FRARK WILSON; . 78 West Rdelatde St., Toronto 9511). out of every 10011). of Maliâ€" num used in the World come from MinaId’s Liniment [lures Uandrufi. mm hi dn'lgg'iebs lhmuglmut ihl ‘zk fur “ Mm. WmsLuw's soon. C ensignmepts S olicited. FREE SAMPLE 0F LIEBIG’S FIT CUBE. "you suffcrfromEpil 5y. Fits. FallingSickness. St. Vitus Dance. or have c u'ldrcn or relatives that do so. or know a friend that is afflicted, then send for a has trial bottle with valuable Treatise, and by it. The sam 1c bottlewill be sent mail, prepaid, to your ncgrst as: Office address. It s cured where every thing else has failed. \thu writing. mention (Ia-.5 aim- and give name, age and full address to TH"; [I a n 00.. 119 Kim] 87. Wzsr, 19mm. CA.sz Thanks, dear Mrs. Grundy about. your advice about 400 Krupp steel works consulnecL 12 3211‘ 16,000,000 cubic yards 'ater. and 1,682,500 tons of coal THE l‘flOST POPULAR DENTIFRICE ~ 1.. v. . 4 If you have any to sell let us have your price, Preserves the team. 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