New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18

STRIDE he takes pumps the blood ont Of him Wen
PROBABLY ABLY ind him dead in the woods yonder SUI
hasten back to their first moose and return to the
tfi OF the other the next day. -.
ine men arrived from the camp soon AFTER the W,
HH reached the dead moose. and all hands rctuieu w.
camp. The head and antlers wer awarded to the ely
and Il VA, stil falling heavily the next daj keeping
the hunters in camp snow fell for nearly lhret oa
ana hght,, and IT was five feet deep in ne "o"ns
wren The storm ceased. Then for few d3Na 1iac
Weather was 50 cold that II was impossible 10 tC , Io
stories Of their adventures the woods. or readlag 10
pass away the time. 40 ablcbodied person IN Maihe
how cold ii Is outside. They all go out at least 0ncS
u 70 stay only few minutes. They are eH1re'r ,n
his chun, bundled up and went out FOR walk on Their
snowshoes The Thermometer showed that ' me snn
was shining brightly The glare was almost SG ewes
Everything gnstened intensely that me C We
ITSELF me wa s0u full % oi m nGnss rS PARTICLE and
4reatans was accompanied By ,a nghs boyS good
The weather moderated in few days and an th taT
y%pg hunter, made ready to 60 IN searcn an 81 invalid
with his wounded hand. and being unable TO 60 Win
the boys ne assigned two Of the woodsmcn 70 az
SHpn The T1 %as covered by snow the nn
nG no S in nS ni s the Mood ON the p
posidc sde Of i't The valley. '' VI" ,.,n
IN exclamation from SAM" who was in the , lead
using one OF his shoes as shovel 70 throw inc
nsW aay from the head 81 Ss other %hsn cS
sisted and the carcass was soon exposed 10 HlSw
II wa; then seen that the neck and sides OF the oea''
That, a pai1Iter done that" said one Of The woods
men Teanns that Banhsr had pa MADE ca be-
added and they splc everything they tech B DctE
keep your eyes peeled young fellers inc p.1iM
crttcr may be hungry and come back Tor aho'hcr
Tic hide Of the moose had been ruined by tho teeth
head and the hind quarters and lons 70 carry back
to the camp. They went back with their loahs. INC
young men remaining to try to get Shot at coc
sam said the painters were cow9rdly ana would
ayoe two men where thcy Wo Sa 'p gong further up
the hin and hi. friend tasnS th,, Hh"f
% var f""' Be along TIC It's ,s i%G Of DANCE Tlc
had gone far when they heard frehtfl scream IN,
from the direction IN which lay the remnants OF 'ho
carcass Of the moose. aud they hurried back Peer
ing through the brush, the city youth saw 'ne a .t
on the limb OF tree gt S Syer co Id e nothing Of
sam and feared that some mishap han belalen II:
Then he heard another scream oPolr nca dvncd That
Sam had encountered another panther and he ,pr,ng
forward 10 render aid, II nccossary iorgcthe Ior ro
rushing up the hin whom he heard noise behind him
and turned to ind himself face to iace wv, an
As the beast not fifteen feet away, crnuched to spnnf.
the young fired and sent 6e' 'i r,Ie nm mn
brain Meanwhile there were sounds OF strugHg ny
Tho hin and the Young hunter hurried forward I" ,icP
his friend lie found him In despcr1le hd," bad
ony wounded and enragcd the beast which had Sprnn
mon him before he could fire again lie hli moPFnn
w gun and drawn his knife which he wa now u'ing
c telling erect His friend ran up ana and P srcd
the muzzlc OF H rifle close to me o@ cowerod with
wounds made by the panther teeth ana caws T T
soon tainted from loss Of blood lis W. t.a,tcr.
,orn IN shreds and hi, friend used some OF me ta'lc'
AZ bandaCcs To- bind his wounds. When he ha1 le'1s
ored conecIousneSs the yOung men set our, LOT ~"
- ,bo civ man half CARRYING his wounded friend
Progress was extremely slow ana painful a'u !,
was toward night when incy were met ~ so,.o nv" ~,
Who had been sent ont by Mr. Howard who was ZIP
nrcbensive that something wrong had haPpeea, 'l
damp was reached after dark ana oar ToI hc =" r,s
nnred by hi, city friend and by the time he beCa,e
couvalcsrcn his visitor was compech 10 le.u!n ,ionS
civ home. promising 10 spend many o'"o'
with him in the wild woods.