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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
BIG MENAGERIE COMING
and purveyor and educator of wild an
imals to President Roosevelt, Timothy
Woodruff and others of prominence.
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New Entertainment Feature of Excep
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First Mortgage Loan, 5 and 6 per cent
City, Suburban and County REAL ESTATE Mineral and Timber Lands
F. C. ABBOTT, & CO., CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Lexington and If orunibeg-a Park Ani
mals and llirds Will le Lo
cated Here During; Season.
NEW entertainment fea
ture of exceptional and
general interest, an
nounced for the present
season, is the coming of
a Menagerie including
over one hundred and fifty rare specimens
of wild animals and beautiful birds ; the
combined collections shown at Lexington
and Norumhega Parks, Massachusetts,
during the past summer.
The exhibit will occupy a spacious,
well-lighted and airy pavilion, now in
process of construction, located within
easy walking distance of the- Village, be-
Member of Governor Glenn' Staff
Itecall Amusing-Incident.
"I never see a hen" said a member of"
the staff of Governor Glenn of North
Carolina, during a visit to the Poultry
Farm, "without being reminded of my
first and a most unusual experience with
a setting hen.
"Receiving an exceptionally choice lot
of eggs and having no setting hen at
hand, I recalled having heaid that eggs
varnished and buried in sawdust, would
keep indefinitely, so I carefully coated
the lot with shellac and stored them a
way. "Some weeks after a setting hen ap
peared and producing the varnished eggs
1 placed them carefully under her.
Everything went well for a few days and
then suddenly, one of the egpx explode,
naturally much to the discomfiture of the
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tween the Palmetto gate and the Pine
Grove, on the road to Thagard's.
Many unique features will be intro
duced to make it especially attractive.
Trainer Benson will not only devote his
personal attention to the entertainment
and instruction of visitors, but will give
daily lectures on natural history, using
the animals and birds of the collection as
the subject of his talks. A unique feature
which will appeal especially to the chil
dren, will be the riding of trained an
imals. The attendants will all be uni
formed and the smallest details will be
looked after with scrupulous care.
The date set for opening is January
fifteenth and the exhibition will continue
until late in April, being open daily. A
nominal admission fee of twenty-five
cents for adults, and ten cents for chil
dren, will be charged.
The exhibition will be known as "Ben
son's Zoological Garden" and will be in
charge of John T. Benson, who is the
owner of a large number of the animals,
and controller of the rest. Mr. J?enson
is a trainer of international reputation,
hen. After loud cackling and very ex
tended reconnoitering, however, she re
turned to the nest with evident distrust
which had hardly disappeared, when a
second egg blew up.
"This was a little too much for the
would be mother and after several sur
veys at a safe distance, she decided to
sleep over the matter and that night roost
ed with the flock. In the morning, how
ever, she again returned to the nest with
considerable apparent trepidation, and
not long after a third explosion took place
"That convinced the already thorough
ly suspicious hen, and not stopping to
examine, she lied precipitately and for
several days cackled hysterically. No
amount of persuasion would induce her
to return even to the nest, and ever after
when she laid an egg, she would run f ronv
it with frantic cries of alarm."
yi r. llelinlierg- Coming-
Mr. Paul Rehnberg .will be located as
usual at The Carolina, with an attractive
line of Jewelry and Novelties.
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