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ESCAPED LIONS GIVE NEW YORK
PEOPLE A WILD HALF HOUR

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SIX TRAINED LIONS GET LOOSE IN NEW YORK THEATER—

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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forty years, Iwastroubled | Kaiser OWE REACHES STREET—POLICEMAN PUR-
brought on by Kidney (| ""* been imp! troome tn
. Trouble. I was fevet (capture Wareay : SUING 18 SHOT.
y bed with the trouble, to
my epine and 1 had to the Bourse Gazett } tributed \ . Prise ' a
» I took adverticed |;,, ¥ a ew York, Dee, 23.—Six train i what the animals did after they
) never did me any good, — inied lions eacane _ »f : ‘ as a ae
Pruit-atives” advertised (which he said escaped fre - their cagelgot among the erowd, but nearly
to try them. They did fini ; on the stage of an Fast Fighty-jall accounts agree that they did
the y other edy. rees ta M Av Sixt Stre ‘
ane ee i ' I h treet vaudeville theatre|not live up to the dangerous name
ently had to leave off T-\and bounding into the audience,lof the “king of beasts.”
Vruit-a-tives’’ remedied der d sting principally of w :
1 would strongly advise In spit 5 principe or women One of the beasts caught up
ring oe eater, a lof th 2 | children, created a panic. with Mark McDermott, while he
e touse a , e”, One lioness, Alice, the largest| wae hurrying dow: aisle he
H. DORLAND the corres j 4 : t ; dado Aan aisle, so he
6 for $2.50, trial size, ase woe wie é‘ pack, escaped into a crowd- lay down The animal clawed
ua himself . en Policemen pursued}him on the head, and his wound
ae the hallway of a nearby appeared to be the most danger-
irtmen Ouse an i shoot.
PROMINENT GERMAN nt hou and in hoot- lous that any of the beasts infliet-
—_—_—_—_ noe it her probably fatally wound-ledq, He was taken to a hospits
i LEMAN BANISHED , vas taken a hospital
CANADIAN PACIFIC ed ompan Sergeant Daniel The last of the audience to
| RAILWAY Great Excitement Over Banish- ‘4 Two other policemen | leave the theatre were several
| } ment of Cari Von Manteuffel slightly wounded by the! women found cooped up in a sec-
| by Military Chief. iws of the beast in a battle at ond floor dressing room They
' ‘ Inge
| ee signaled firemen from a nearby
| Pr Maquinna south- “openhagen, Dec. 22.—Ba At sight of the lions hundreds | engine house, who carried them
f ‘ : re .
| pound Sunday 8 p. m. jCarl Von Manteuffel, whi sa p the theatre fled, | down ladders to safety
| | fine estate at Kardangen near iming, to the exits. Mothers A throng gathered outside the
{)! hau, and the most prominent by gathering up their/theatre, when a lioness emerged
| oe in noble in the Russian Bal-|°" — crowded into corners|/and trotted slowly across the
| G McNAB, General Agent jtie provi has been banished | ®! d places f supposed safety. | street Reaching the corner of
corner Fourth Street and Third Ave by the militar chief of his dis. | >¢0Tes fainted, and many, numb-|} ighty-Sixth Street and Third Av-
— itriet to Dwinsjk, near Tomek. si./®4 by the sight of the animals enue she calmly sat down
beria. The excitement of the Bal. | @™ ng them sat transfixed in|, epows ‘ee » sho : .
SEEN E EEE EERE EERE EEE EERE bic obili als ’ F itheir seats ee ee cans Slee van
' $| nobility because of this inci- policemen, with revolvers drawn,
“ i
; FOR A TAXI dent is reported to be great. Only One Lion Ferocious. came rushing across the street
: = — | | With the exception of Alice,|from the theatre after her She
4 MONEY PAID IN. none of the beasts displayed great |turned and fled into an apartment
$ ieaiaiabtzos ferocity A few persons who got! house
: ‘
. 75--PHONE--75 |$12,500 Forwarded to Belgian! iy (hei; paths were scratched. but Abraham Glazer, a photogra-
King—Grand Lodge Con- none of them was seriously hurt. | pher, was working on the first
; tribution. Five of the : ' ;
, ive © re animals still were|foor of the buildin
oor 0 ‘ ding, when he
* oR |
RINCE RUPERT AUTO CO } n = paeeeanes roaming about the theatre when heard a peculiar noise in the hall.
Peter eee eee eee eek eeehee ve Grand Lodge of Canada,/ the jast of the audience escaped , ;
I He opened the door to investigate
Be A. F. and A. M. has just forward- In the :
9 60 tine Sie toes . | their rush to safety the spee-land stared into the face of the
ed to e go le »e
| 7 eretum mie Sum) tators left behind all kinds of lioness Slamming the door}
. f $12,500 as its contribution to-] yo, g annare!l s rc al be .
Prince Rupert Peed Co. $\ caris the relict of the Belgian) wine *PPare! and personal be- iquickly, he shouted for help.
saanshionis i : 2 " etg1an! longings. The beast turned to a stairway
ee “rs Meantime the beasts roamed |and bounded up a flight. There
Hay, Grain, Feed fhe money was paid into the} yey the house from gallery to/two women peered from a door
ind Seeds Canadian Bank of Commerce} basement But within an hour/and slammed the door Again
OMICKEN FEED A SPECIALTY here by Mr. E. T. Malone, K. C.,latter the last spectator left the fled, this time to the third
, treasurer of the Grand Lodge.|, 4 . . ;
is animals were rounded up in the When the police arrived
The bar ha indertaken t i bby and driven into their ship-' che was at the top of a stairway
SOMINION NURSERY & liver the money to King Albert] jing pox ; f th heing .
ORCHARDS CO. thout delay red
Me rders promotly ettended to rhe anima! act had been con | L di
I th is ¥ years Moscow} ‘et sé eet te oe j a 1es
— See
has bee sing pulation ‘ 144 ‘ ‘ ;
108 Thine Ave. Phone 68 é rapidly than at * time in . ve ee om sFOmS On Make Your Dainty
oe apeigen hile: . ithe first drop, when the | s es Boots Secure
LIMA AMMACOLOOODD CLO pg KN y.a he present rate oA as thar eee ¢ te te
eee os A ig tinued, it will have more <7 by having them heeled with
ansferred from the steel exhi-
th 0 residents 1920 :
(eee ee eee ore’ n cage to their shipy ge box.
* Andree screamed, Turnquist
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rightened actors, actresses and
exclusively by The # LE RUBBER HEELS
posted in * CLASSIFIED ADS. lineatre attaches began climbing
1:4 eaming of 0|°" ____ | Stairways Slippery Sidewalks are
es at the following * FOR RENT Lion Stops Quartet. safe—and so are you
am a Suddenly one of the lions walk- —when you walk with
' Bare at ' are
o Jaxeley Store, 3rd 6) '°R 0° Sra" icet tenscuanle, Apoty Pias|°* into. the wings and peered at a sure-footed tread on
. . wy FLO . re - ; ath ten asu dhe Ww - y
* 6, Clapp Buliding 204-6/the quartet The singing ceased ‘CAT’S PAW’ HEELS
Rupert Hotel, 2nd ®@ ror RENT—F shed rooms with hot) a}, tly
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Hotes « Fete and Boventh Asai + to the wings Detective Peter Ca r ae : eet = get-
Hotel * . " . Pa ting ‘Cat’s Paw’—they
isor Hotel. * FOR SALE ll, who was ia (he sudctence, cost no more than the
lotel * —l|. iw the lion and shouted to the ordinary kind.
News window s, 3rd #/ POR SALE ' retnire ope entire effects | , tertainers to go on. One singer
f four-reem fat lll go at & sacrifice
; + Apply Fiat 8, Clapp Building. Phone) returned and began a solo. Sud- At All Dealers
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ly a lion came into full view,
POR SALF—A bargain, new drop-head ;
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Beant aie Clapp Building 204-6 |was lost. The orchestra, never-
POR SALE—New house, Secticn, 1 theless, continued to play. The allele
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i first lion ambled upon the stage,
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re were clambering into stage

Iboxes and out into the audience.
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seeking egress to the roof.

| clawed by the lion.

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For more than ten minutes | taken to a hospital. |
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thereafter there waged in the nar- |

row hallway a fierce battle
tween man and beast. Shot after
shot—thirty in all—were fired

to the now raging animal. Up

stairway she paced,

and down the

be. | SHACKLETON STEAMER

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