The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-19
roUSs Mr.. HUsrED,s BcL UsroE.
II was Disturbed by Irreverent Deer. sns
nc Mnr Fnrceh 10 Hrnrennce.

II was Disturbed by Irreverent Deer. aAa
He Was Forced TO Vengeance.
ALBANY, April 1S.-"I love tho chase" said
AssrmblymHn James w. Hustled, ut the Albany
club. 1.-THE hounds love. am not much on
winding tho huntsmnn's horn myself. but I
always carry ono with me on the hunt for him
TO wind who wishes. until 1t IL wound to the last
drop. Parentheticaliy / might say right here
that II you think of going much into the North
Woods aud care to stand well rs n hunter in the
estimation OF the natives, never have your
huntsman'sh horn OF a less capacity than one
quart. Hove the chase, but I prefer to be the
chaser. | draw tho line ut being the chased.
Particularly when | have gone into tho scolusion
OF tho woods to commune with the printed
thought Of a favorlte author. There Is nothing
more annoying than to have such secluslon dis
turbed by the intrusion upon It Of some irrevs-
rent deer. know, because | have had 1t done
TO me, and | was wofully put out BY IL.
1T was NJ on tho second Bisby Lake. l was
staying at the first lake. where there are varI-
Gus camps, but tho Second Lake no ono had yea
chosen as a place to camp. and it was in delight
full solitude. 1t was late summer. and anxious
sportsmen wero wondering how the deer hunt
ing was going to be through the season. Ny
guide. John Comerford, came to me one day.
took me aside. and quietly said:
any dog sort o. started away In a hurry
a while ago, and I'm afraid he's got after q deer.
And I sbouldn't wonderi ~ TINT door might COINS
out @nu on : second Lake. I UnI may be- bO's somownere about bon
Clinton Point. and make n dive for Deer Tsland.'
~ hone not ,John, said I Il am oolng mn "a
Deer Island to seclude myself with books, and I
don't want to be disturbed
"'well,' said John. maybe It won't come out
there, after ALL
II got my books, jumped into my boat. ana
pulled for Deer Island. 1t seemed to me that I
had heard that a bear had been seen hanging
around Second Lake somewhere, and | showed
my Gum into tho boot dotornincd IN mt som.
~ - ",' ""o 'V",' Wv "' w p"' o'is
leau INTO that pear III ne trlod 10 snow up any OF
his tricks around where l was. | got to Deer
Island nr,lod nv hon, ~, nm tho .bor. md .o.
60 Nl We"
soon lost 10 al outward Things IN the pages OF
my book. I don't know how long I was thus
,hliv;ors . Tho ,,orlJ b,, 7 tor,d r,.sols oouoa
'o''''"' u Nv w u ! ou"' '"seoH 'u,ieu
back again by the quick ana resoundinG chug
of onrlocks. Much nettled ut this trespass on
-, ,a.aa di,onstan ro.aso ona ,ro,roI o. 81.
~ ". V : "''oT CIV, ""ei W NV
edge OF the lake. Out in the lake. coming from
n whonni,, hi, hucL os WIG eyilent fron all
""opp,nk os ou.N, a. w. o,mon0 IN on
OF him in sight. his head ana antlers. towing
| toward him with excited haste was n hunter.
,,d -oooo,i,,d hin, a m, hro,b.r ua n
~ rraoE" ,he nm IT,, "a o'o'"'''
M'T INV q tn nc nm 'm he shor,ed u him
hr."t.ti ionODm " nnmr dnar, ', 7 shortod hocL
no u " " 80 n ,n h. 10, aIono' Wa
10 = " mn, 49, - rrnntns deep nv me- and Dis
tnrRjny M yyEon I'm Iost IN literatnre , TAI.
~ a. ~ ""'A ! " 'S' ~ A
MN away ,,,u 49,. ,.,
u,, "a tumui t"i"k ou' NV" 1 d" my
.,orin ~ SOn su"'s nina, load hin otrS
.The dasr nent rtght On mating strairht for
he "eer hep' "sn' VI 'ia'hn '"
III" y; h.,ier. bo,s coming her. N RIM right over