The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15

Isssly:d Hncih:I bullet Sss Ms: ~ That az
'Sss \:
day Of, b. so san ~ o. q q 5
.ns VA sSa m T ts1 Ss M q T Nv E
S S.'s \ as ;sI = sI ss y:
81 traalin Ma herd q wild siopisnts On sat.
SG ssss we: sS 70 snss sssp r.:
showing that thoy were In no humor FOR bslnE
time. religious services were substltutsd ior
ss n he oonnSs g M
* ss Ss 3. Sss fixing sGs q
sSSI I There E .; ss%: FOlaf 70 pretty much
ss.d rs. sSss. Il sss: Every Sss:s q fa -
On Monday the exci.smsnt won't M to fever
heat. for reports were brought II e an early
%Sy u ss Toa As re q sps:. ~is
Re-, SSsT S Ike ss sh e d SS
jungle asnEins the vide path upon which iks
Ssy Sss e SSR 81: a:e: 4; s
could s 30 heard srssRins and tSrss6ina about n
ths Jungle and The eontlnuSas Frt INT: q gun ir:
Ssci t q he sSsndeS IS 4 4 Sss.is Sss IL
pr9ersss: I,y nlghtiSli sysry6ody, Eas disap:
he Governor vas 80 much displeased with Tie
yEsy n which the Wild ei:phant. wore conduct.
isi e. s y &. sSas: Il hurry
%%R and come IN spcedlly; ltns good ' bra.es.
srS q tSs sisphanis SSd crossed sSs river. and
css # ns S esf tSs ns r
sss sHs,s .ss s ss,a 1 slos.ys Ss
all beating was suspended and everybody kept
1pIst % give him good chance to comnune
At he auihoritSti xsiy annoannsd that Ike herd
s lie Ssssr. vsn q p VIII
renewed viRor.
s,.H f0 70 s 81 fsss s'Das s e ss
and disported themselves, In the water for
soon S;sI an Sia COW slephanii With ESSns
yals. two or three at . time. the otnar elephants
Il WIS pretty sight to see ths huge
Ses.la.ss ' ir!ss s and sns d.oriyalion u ".
ter-th0 elephants greatest lmxAsS-enjoy-
TGsy roIIs,l. walloved. shrsw Rrs.. spoats
sss aSP .sS, 's ssv s' hi. !. sons.ss Pax
that upon which We ~ AWAITING them. The
70 : dehsive hope that they had at length
's F. sy 1a.
quietly walking into captivity: No sooner were
asf. ~ s Than n heir as q ps
mile still betwoen them and tho krasl: H.
and Ss shs rs1 drive IT,
AZ the ssphSaSts Rssssd the srss huge Wood
sight Of the s stocfsds. They did d attsmpt
to q re fsS as
70 rob them Of their freedom: Tho bowling
charge was one Of ferocious, desperation. but
the European hackers stood firm. and the fires
maa .tte aS n esrtS ana With Wild tram
enclosure. The barriers were quickly erected
Twenty four elephants Of various sizes were
captured. two Of them very fine large boasts.
no means such q result rs had been expected.
for onIg three days before the is kr,.alinE there
shower put out the beaters' flros. however. and
half the herd escaped in the darkness on Tues
day night. 1t Is very doubtful whether the
kraal was pecuniary success. since so much
effort time. and outlay was made. with such
disproportionate results.
As soon rs tho jungle had been to some ex-
tent chopped and trampled down. 80 a. to give
o clear Held for action. half dozen tame els-
plants. with mahouts and noosers. were sent
In to moose the wild elephants. The noosers
managed with much skill the throwing Of .
stout rope made into ioopaaa 81. cowboy uses
turn By hind leo. The rope would be made
fsst At the other end to one Of the tame ele;;
that catch had been made. i would start Of
gait In tho direction Of the grand stand.
where the tying up was done. dragging DO.
bind II the captured animal. An elephant
hauled 4long backward BY one extended
hind leg In at serious disadvantage. 1t can.
not CLAW and hold on TO the ground with any
great effect. About oil II can do II 70 hollow.
and that It does theoretically and wofully.
Whenever one made any great effort ct resist
ance . second tame elephant followed along.
pushing with Its trunk against the struggling
creature. Then each beast was tied up, and
some Of them grew quito furious. One little
fellow aftor being tied up for twenty. hours
was still 30 mad about It that no would grow
almost frantic with rage whenever anybody
went near TO him. In two days more. work the
whole herd had boon tied up. and the JOB Of
subiugating them began For that had no
time to vait."