The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14

| Bull Run and serves il with assurances that It
ro% psgs G 5ae ms nn @
| last halt century. The priest gently denrecntes
the youthful eTtrayagHnce OF Pakana,,ss an
while enioying a pine out in the lanai by tho
old wall in front Of the house. a.
| Joined ny the fortunate posacssor OF the
secret OF the Bull Run cocktail our hunting
party rode for another halt day up the noun
| tnin-the mountain is So vast that the part you
Hre on always seems fiat ami the part in the
distance Lernendlcular to. the home Of the
lie is a stock raiser Then we became his
guests HIS home. is the usual group of de-
| tached cottages. miles from any other houses,
| etumong the other luxuries his wealth mad
brought there was Comploic system OF gas
gas from some patent gas machine lie had i'm
ported from the Stats" You 20 to tho
Montana. Utah, arizona. or New MeSieo and
your badly cooked dinner will lie Wiley served
dimly lighted by Kerosene or candles. Down
there, on the mountain site Of Manna Loa our
s % sI' That v; EVENING aGa to the es sSi
flowers HSr..s and oven S' cond Tf rot Grs s
a word OF politics into this sketch. but right
which have lately read in. auti. annexation
pgpets screeds about the awful consequences
manners ne well as politics. | supposed OF n lot
q, hali-civilized Kanakas Our host was
islands were annexed represent Hawaii IN
our national affairs. | decline to make the
| T.
:, The next morning we started out after pigs
| Before we started our hosts wife. with lot
horses were being ssddled and gave each Of
| us lei that had been woven that mornin z.
our host. ten servants. two rack animals, and
the live guests. We rode until we reached q
sq Of the before Re Gesed
the first cry OF Pig pig !" When we had
wI the Sate e % eG ahead
| to pitch camp and the rest OF the party
scattered Ss each guest having native servant
Il never discovered that my guide knew any
hnsisn M0rd 9S IN pg , yet ms Hn
dollar which would be his when had killed a
boar with a big sot Of tusks. HI; interest in me
couraged even by my first attempt to kill pig
at,a mile ! did at last tumble over one big
tree, ran to the PROSTATE boar: gave
| cries Of " AWra ga lnekd e." rolled down hill
for quarter Of mile. The boar had raised
to the end and swung its wicked tusks at the
man. lie declined to return until he had seen
pounded at those tusks with rocks for half an
hour before We produced any results. and
this case the upper and lower tqsks ground
each other in passing until each had an edge
action saw later; MY guide separated al &C;
It's family and ran it down on horseback
for the solo purpose. l supposed then, to show
little squealer into a bit of level opening and
would dash at IT, leaning over to pick II BY its
out OF the riders grasp and make a vicious
swing with it's little snout ut the horses legs.
there was nothing the matter with tho instinc-
TIVE tive, defence, AZ last the rider EFT firm
swung up and across, the saddle. protesting
shrilly., He was boiled In not that night and
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effort to secure y set OF tusks he said he would
oSw stump 'S %5et. hs s he hSd fn nut
boars head with some unusual tusks year
easR two
which were certainly remarkable. hut which
work i Tor 0 years before their owners rs, death.
One had grown into three fourths OF circle |
compiete circle about two inches in diameier
Pakana brought into camp a couple OF wild
rahsd that S Night Three Of as' our M host S am
other guest and i had planned for an early |
wd Sp e so %e up hsa
coffee while tho horses were being saddled;
In'rs sss Uf ID @ ah
which enyeoped the Cain landscape when we |
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cattle. he said. and halted us with whisper. |
ona the da saa Row
almost before their forms had become sepa- |
rated to my sight our host had singled ont the
don't try and guide your horse" we're the
only Instructions | received for the hour OF |
down dow that hill 0ur leader ' soon had the
bull cut out" from the band and rs the, ami
did not take his rifle from his servant Tor
shot s1St but furnished us With maeniheent sT-
which he did with tremendous force, the ma
tives were OF their horses and had the bulls
gle. 1t was a br!llia example OF that exnert
work. but served to excite rather than satisfy
were three bulls. Our host Jumped from his
horse took the rifle. and crept toward them.
third Was only wounded. and Turned spiendidiy
to charge Us tassaliant; Our hest have said
hundred years in a second; The change in
him was startling He isa six.footer, an ath-
The streets q 4 New YORK; Pat for mo:
ioT, a shot that should be fnai' as the
the instinct that made his ancestors chiefs
when the Hawatians were fighters, We, who
far. for our pnrsuer was tumbled over bY the
next shot. Then our host recovered himself,
each have shot then, but We II find more"
We did and one. the biggest fellow We saw
This bull did not fancy running away, lie
Quickly IiiS took a str,tsGie position on knoll
grade before, His game was TO charge
the men with lassos as they advanced
trees prevented the lasso being thrown lie
had excellent command OF the only position,
directly in front, from where a lasso could be
thrown Our game was for one OF US. not hav-
ing a lasso. to entice his bullship out into the
open. where he could be roped. IL you have
never played that game for half an hour you !
have no idea how much excitement there
IL in it, The land abou. there was
strewn with fallen tree ferns brought down
by nOsng boArs. and further roughsd by ugly
trenches the boArs also make With n WILD
bull behind You and horse under you that
insists on jumping instead OF avoiding these
fallen trees and trenches even the conscious
ness that YOU are having sport and being use
full does not altogether At1s a vague wistful-
ness to be hack in camp TO see what Is going
on there. But finally. after the bull had broken
one lassO We, who were doing the de-
cOying, enticed the big fellow on
longer charge than was safe for
him. and stout lAsSO fell over his horns. We
lod him hack 10 camp In triumph. say We
ied MN that Is, We al arrived mere tn2etheT;