Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
SPORT AND GAME.

Od-oU- 1u-tijs Bangor as a game
preserve. s. little boy captured a Wild
dues Cd, streets % the former place
one Day -e,,H.y.
The, t'yre1t times = SkoNhegan
man h-s stood o his own doorway and
,t0. pa--- iges hat came within range.
He all Pc. camp out this season.
ParI.iE,. il The woods shout Farm
-s.o- .-- very Wild, say the hunters,
s-, Iy-- Drlis saw one in his wood
she'd ..i h- -Eu, The door and caught
As t.ri
ns .-.a,>ss % 30 deer, - moose
s-1 caribou were brought into Bangor
tvt-4 .,tNeeu OCT. lst and last We'd
-s.tsv .t. Thi, beats the record aud u
,ts PCS, possible advertisement Of Maine
asa t---.,, paradise.
Aps-~ iI". man who had occasion a
"a d.s, since 90 make a trip 10 another
-1au s...ta dozen miles distant, put
BIZ, zI1 --0 The carriage, and had great
.lys. During The trip out and back he
'ao. fear ra-,ridges without going out
ot;he -,al.
rh.t.sl .h.s ~ the b. X \. loco
-F.y., a.--.c, the deer from the long
'.-y-,t., 10 virgin forest through which
D. -0a- -.-~ and frequently the animal
venture, ..Hg The track and Is run down
lVou, .ci no the same time Ia this
-4-.-- cess days ago.
ue,- have been seen or several differ
sr' .,.l>.su, Boz the town OF Paris, but
-o.- t... .,.l brought in a. yet. Ira
NaaR and John EversOn followed one
cutie gl-- a; au afternoon, and GOT a
sl1. b.. . .l- they were Oui after par
-ig- and the bird charge didn't
t--s ,he game. Austin Ste4rns
s-- ES- uutchius were harvesting
>'v--r, -aupkins, and four deer hung
around ..- -hs road travelled by the
0-,. its meu didn't see the deer I'LL
,ht.- -'.--.1g Was called 70 them by a
l-gt. Then. a. they had no rifle,
'-e0t- ... went to neighbor's alter
.st. a.i While he was gone the deer van
Et,l
Tuesday Of last week a party OF men
ron l-.- and Auburn came out OF the
wood, "a. took the train az Rumford
st.,. s.ls with them handsome
tl. moose They had been hunting
-e4- .he south Arm OF Richardson
lAse, .-G The moose was shot the Fri
.iY c..H-. hy George Z. Thomas OF An-
lover. ohl vas serving as guide for the
ar,-, l- appears that he was detained
ron : 20 the lake for some reason,
oai oa ,te day following left 70 Join the
party When near the lake he ran across
ne Track ~ this monster and followed
hln i.r several miles and finally came up
NIh tu he Was living down. MT.
tLou4, i.-charged his rifle at him, out
1e bullet failed 20 do the work Intended
NhereIpou Mr. Moose charged. Thomas
1ocsea behind tree and gave the beast
another shot which dropped him. Tie
"As thought 20 be ten years old, anc
Neghed about 900 pounds. His antler'
NeTe unusually handsome, and had
spread " - feet.
Nat numerous and powerful body
Ae League Of American Wheelmen
Nolch BOW nomiually controls bieyel'
- - t'hFAN 70 u uANtANtA AARAh $50
.sa'lre Of he sport. Chief Consul Pot
81 OF New \ Ork viii, at the nationa
assem t.v n February, presen' resolu-
aol aoo,ishing racing under the sarctioi
~ ~ 'he league. His reasons are sound
He SAYS.
N.ae 'enths Of the league members care prac
St i4ilg Tor racing No one Joins on &C
49,. 'i tle racing. 10 = for the advantage
- "' special hotel rates, the good rosa
g, free maps. guide books, etc. that IN
49, exists AMI L l. only because OF these ms
~ e to exist. a 10 4 now the league !
!" centre about a feature which i OF con
rt.eI,e . aut a 1.-THE OF is members and. a
r. oi iact This keeps many from joining
r-,-Sle ~ American Wheelmen y not
sanitation, 20 least, u was never de
y De- such, and should not be male one
~ fs.lt,i- tseif % the government OF racing
ecu Turned from is true purpose. By u
49, On tne professional and amateur cues
g. y A'i-. moreover. been 4 burlesque a. a
s'-i.zaiion % amateurs and = 70 day IN.
WrlS stock % genuine amateur bodies.
r,ei- = 50 vhat body ne thought should cor trt
- y, hr. Potter replied that the Amateur All
1''a vas the proper one for 10.