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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-05

Lancaster, Sept. 4,-Lancaster won a close and exciting game from Whining ton to-day. The visitors fielded poorly and were outbatted. Score;
 Lancaster .,..1 o 1 0 0 0 4 0 0--6 Wilmington II 3 o ? o 0 0-5
 Hits-Lancaster, g; Wilmington, [. Errors-Lancaster 2; Wilmington g.. Batteries-Doland and Roth; Anderson and Kinsella.
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National League.
HIS DEAD BODY.

May Have Been a New Haven Man.
 Hartford, Sept. 4.-The body of an un- known man who had been struck by g. train on the Consolidated road was found by one of the railroad yard switchmen just out of the Main street tunnel in this city about S:30 this morn ing. His body was taken to the morgue. In his pocket was found piece of pa- per with the name of James II. Kane, Farren avenue hotel, New Haven, Conn. The body at ? p. m. had not been identified.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 SEpT K
DEATHS.

SUN RIsEs. 5;22 MooN RISES HIaH W ArnR. SUN SITS. 6;iS 24S 906
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In the Big League.

At tBaltimore-First game-Baltimore, g; Chicago, 4. Second game-Balti- more Il; Chicago, Il; called on account of darkness.
 At Washington-First game-Wash- ington, IT; Louisville, 3. Second game Washington, 6; Louisville, 5.
 At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburg, 3. At Boston-Boston, 13; St. Louis, g. At New York-New York, Is; Cincin- nati, 5.
 At Brooklyn-Cleveland. z; Brooklyn,
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TGamts.
WANTED

WANTED, M RY young girl, position us companion or 1 7 maid to lady can furnish reference. SD UP Call 28DAY STREET '
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WHEN " WEED OF A Refreshing Drink, Try Some of the Following:

Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemonade in four havors, Orange Champagne, Root Beer. No-Tox, Wild Cherry Lime Juice, Ginger Ale and Sarsaparilla, Pure Malt etc.
 Headquarters for Berries, Bananas, Pineapples, Lemons and Oranges.
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THE MISSES CATLIN,S

THE MISSES CATLIN'S DRIVATE Grammar School and Kinder garten for Boys an Girls will reopen Sept. IT. 1S96, at 6S Bishop street. Apply at au26 tf 6S2 WHITNEY AVENUE.
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wrNsTrns vs roRRINcroNs

Torrington, Sept. 4.-Winsted took the fifth and decisive game in the series of nine arranged by the managers of the Winsted and Torrington clubs for 8 purse of $200 this afternoon. The score was 10 to 9. Another game will proba- bly, be arranged by Managers Coleman and Cummings. This will be five game series Score:
 Winsted ....4 0 o Q 1 5 0 %-1O Torrington 70 O 0 5 o 4 O. 9
 Hits-Wlnsted, s; Torrlngton, Il. Err rors-Winsted, | Torington, 9, Bater- ies-Osborn and Wise; Dwyer and Nichols. Umpre-Hill
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
HrR fHE KRG OF 8EaSI&


Ne had outspannef 10 Bschlaanaaassn
near the river Alalepo. 4 lad sesgh stsle
tNo Kassir boys. a sood herse. and ~
course q complete hurting aud camp
ing ourft. dsons Nene said 10 De- nii-
nerons IN the teighberh0od. aEd = tsRas
very desirssls ~ securing . sps'slspan.
One might was awakened iE The
barking ~ the dogs aEad che IDsasinsss
81 the oxen ! erahbsd my ,earsltils
hastily and enaeaSepsd 10 nlssise .ops
what caused tbs ,alstnrhanee ssE the
nleaeer light ,dirpssd a,s sbe yessng
moon ] could just distinguish tssse fernas
81 three iarge anlnsals 80 tie ridge
above the camp. ] .ctssild ssse Sssssf fii'sss
were liens, and shOok up The aipeapE
awakening &afiirS 80 fnsake ~ srils dsSs
again. I had had . nlind 80 be-. f,stt
Thought Il safer tlpt r. Do 80. sbe tnis-
tanee being 700 great. - ! waited pnfb
morning. aud az the slansss te:fssp ~
shoot up and lsglghten the saEggann-
inEs the 1i0ns became ieeS Nlain -
view. ] saE Fhem. bseeeSsE, awning
away oger the rieEe. a.hs 1eaiallher
~ the night ] ssat ~. f0r sstr 4liiiA1sis
kept snoring aud sisifEing perSieNsls.
whilst every BcN aBd fhssp came tiss.s
rambling E0aF. Mfiliep p0llee iaeaxd :
never 70 b. ferg0ttsu. sbuI .ngshtug
oeeurred. although Nsts sasslsssiefls -
some creature pEeNsilsag ar0st.d siilase
a. hanc- The zpaF ~ tlse 4ieils kssJfi al
the sflIlie sounding sDers and Hl0Ee Dis
fant aud az danD basap 10 breitk i
ceased altogether. A. sOt,n as II Nss
light en9sgh 80 sssf 70 aDg PtFpssss.. !
stepped ,oni. ane a. ! DID ~ y iaEEs
hyena 5nEnIsd up from sQfae ibeaiss
lying near by and made OF. ! firap -
him aud rolled hlln pyss. aild lefgzs lls
could recover or the sdses Ksg 90. 3
luckily got anVfbsT bgi.ei lpte aitM.
this time Ia she bead. 4 ssar b. NspyIif
have made ShoFf work ~ h. deKS feF
sneh \ pair ~ 5aNs waallG haSf s1pi
them IN Two ~ ene suap 4 bss-ps 4
never beautiful. and tile Vns Nas ssin
ply hibiscus Jnsf fqr eifsitSftg' s;t1e
! Hsept ~ s'iere h. lad bas-n fsss-fflfsg
% fhe rsmaiils - az 39iana cpw e.ilseil
! had driven ~ within ete AlgFleees
yards ~ the camp tive days Yrs,Iioiasls
and ! found b. had t,tAsls'd 40 T.as
tlligh bone Jusi ~ y \ had bsrep grls.
IT,
Next mpruipR : sas. - sguEss sggsgaff
loOking for EiKns. bpi oOyle nassi.s ue,fil.
Ing Our a. ~ lions. Aep Eghg ggsa ~
ward fhe river s9Hle lssif FuIle fae4p
camp iDy attsspFiep sas sstisas'sae ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

THREE are few things fbat i've a ba,
. moFe T1f0D1ed AMI shabby sm4ar.
shFe flan 10 ostrieb feather limp and
dSJseted, linking almost A. fDeIoyo a.
when ~ ana Jts fellows arrive from
ostrief,'lsD6 ADy oDe seeing an o.
tflFb feather then would think II t,nIy
~ IN rag fag, hut SERIES N t,yfsL
seTnt,ldDFs IN warm s1mpeBds m 4
wasssfrMr0f judiel0ns patching a..
getfeT aD1 elimination ~ RAGGED
places. where Hlr Osff1ch had oreensd
himself 100 vigorously, q eBrIips ana
e0fDbIgg, slS,D make ~ the ostrirb
feather . thing of besnty ami iov
forever until II gfts wef--wben ~
prOcfss ~ fetnveDafiOn again becannes
beeesSafy, Have q feaketfIe fnIi N
D1llDH water, shake the feathers vfg.
OrOaJsly through the escsplng ssesn
taxing gare that they 10 not get 100
damp This JIyeDs no The plume and
restores bftJIlaDcy ~ ~ has become dmi
sBd dusty, Next take 4 silver fruIt
knife ana, beginning with the featIsrs
nearest the gnBII, take a small I,raucl,
between thumb and fOrefpger and
dtaW gently OYER the blade ~ Inc knifs
nntll tbey cuf ~ cI0seiy ~ desired,
FOLLOW this process 40 e1ch side o.
The ~, ibeD take q very Coarse comi,
ana cJmb Mjt carefully and y0u bave
your plume ~ rood ~ ever Chicago
Chronicle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
TRAPPED BY A BEER

-wIseonssn was rhe zresaf hear conn
rrv. said me hear story man 20 the
reporter. AFTER peaee had been restored
h.rween the bear man and the artist
Missouri has two bears on thsir
launches for q state seal. with some
Lam rwined about Them. ! do not
know what the signifeation lsL ] new
or heard any great bear stories from
thar srafe. But Wisconsin was the
home % more kinds of hears than any
81 the Northwestern states. ] am go
ing 20 tell you Of an escapade--I sup
pose r may use THAT word in a bear
story-I had up there way hack - The
eariies
II wish to remark in advance that
there is nothing IN the meat line whieh
gaes 10 the very quick ~ thu bear
oIfaetory as the od0r af rish. A ear Is
no fonder OF Dish than a bear The
bear IS also fond OF fresh p0rk. Dot
fresh fish il his long suit.
Il was out fishing IN Wisconsin near
the old homestead. one day. ! had ub-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04
WONDERFUL.
PERFORMING
CONsECRATED
CROSS EYED BEAR

"a man ON the outside OF the t.,,
was lectuFing. and every few mInut..
he would say something about 10 een,.
paying the way. ] put up dime ana
joined the bear push. | saw az enes
II was my pet. | spoke 10 him ana IA
showed evidences ~ his remembrsnee
He was ecstatie In his action. ana sha
Snowman in charge got kind q ~.
about the familiarity, and was ssinr
70 put me out bur when I told bl,s
how IL was and that thu bear WA ~
% blame the Snowman said IL va Al
righf. only he didn't want me 10 plas
ID too strong before the public. a 4
broke ny the deinsion. I've forxa
which word Il was he used.
nssGhf Hfn. - Mes. sf Fish
Then ! asked the Snowman how 4
lover % Doc Watts and that Do had
Grated ernss-eyesi bear. told lin /
had heard that chestnut before. bar i
said Doc Watts was the original ana
writfen a niee hymn about the eanss
thar IL lar between that name and fax
Waits. and be thought the other suited
was be ma med The bar what H. had
the bears appearance aud thar was
why ] aEs not telling you that as nFig
inal IL has BEEN worked on severas
oecastGns.
Il told the Snowman how well H.
bear nyed fsh. and asked tine prsgSlsss
10 buy him mess for aud lang syns.
etc The Snowman asked me II IL
wasn't Ia the fish business with H.
bar aud ! yielded bought the asA
and took them 10 the beaF. bHt ~
rhawmab was never Ia it with Zee
hear babe the h--ar alden. and I
had a letter from the Snowman later
ASKING mr. u dtdn't want 70 buy ~
b@ar, and be- said In thr letter that ~
bear had cried out bis other eye after
bad Iefy him Hut bad en9nsA
trouble without annexing a biina bsar
O. my kif. Chicago Ghroniete
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

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fl,,tetse1 kxH1gf fJsAf s.,s0e sIidD0yes
mo geUk@6 away ~ fI,e eyes AMI
Bt,stgJbks am 4 ma eaTefB1ly taken
sfebz win w0iIi1 zJve NJ egery
sysllalSS aGgaBfAEe win regsT1 ~
VIM, HlT,B aB1 t<,sifI6n, w 1 ~
s,DbateG HfseH ~ WeJI ~ pDtJJd
mo y egkyjee DetweeB fwO nypks ana
waited, u " win vsfJed feelings me
nun Dl0IseU ~ situated, TBle hitter
s'JIBest sD1 Washers NJ everything
e.,,irssf stS0Dsty win ogeIs own 10.
stgDbfDsBOe,
fDy n N0gDJe " LOBvs I waited, ~.
H'asjoDajjY DtJSggJBg J1FliDOn ~ esss
~ |tsWDtBR N ny Limits, "Everys
DllltH pO,Gss ~ him VIM waits" ana
~ ssf, 0VFr r0pk, beyOfd, appeared
NJ IDg, gradually NsiDg Igi0 fDJj
VbN, ~ M Din JtgIf h. apteaye1
BNgsigDiif ~ 10 SfOOd, eIiOef mn IN,
sDG ibeD, ~ ~ gsve vent ~ snBOr.
yss n,af NbtDb pciNed agd te.epjp,e1
irDb n,ek ~ fONk. me- efeDi was ayaD1
b'fDt0 aDt DOWef ~ eEppesejy0 N
NINE u u Under run ptgpuDatagpes
flHi mr. sess he iIOB ~ HI teef
Algbt y M day, aD1 IN ne sunlight
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

Fbss see~fss~ss fSsnx Pssr~s gs~-
fSrses wsSSh Ess@f ssp So sA~
8sgk~f
~ aas0seT - articles IN place Of
~end have beer ased IN The nsanufar.
faF@ ~ psanSsy Perhaps fhezefsd am
fsfe - piaa6sy R@Thabs me as6sf sue.
eessfsI ~ AZ These IL paper. ~ Which
hlaar p3sHaS - exquisite tone and aur
beSsaa~e have h~en made. The Tpuks
~ bSevoSsh5fe has 0ne ~ The finest
sb~F'h.eTss ~ he PAPER piano. rhis b.,
~ ~ Pf<Tch make, and d4rSrafed
ha1sf egnsfSty with pfetgFes ~ wen,
ks1~B pFen%h artists The Duke
rave ~, z6iaeas far thfs. mainly NO
Gf,St'f, - sFe0gSt 81 me 0rnanenfa,
fs1n, 80
) sGDprss That gou know Thar sfanoa
~ geTy mr. and very FOId climate
~ Instruments foT exparf, 81 far
haze ~ - sb~eiSlIg made, and IN This
Gsr%rtlon ~ Bssser n experieaeufs
Aaee G%~h tried
&htyTiz Dfb@Ts. arr ~ eelIufase
css~ fAFteg ~ ~birb IL actually com.
MIN sihiasses, from with sugar =
haNfSs = eT0pb1yef and a eSTSes sitlon
H'ad~ fFofG The chemical Treatment AZ
gfiffa D,ertra and leather f,fslp has laeen
trJe6y IVagy b3sBhs are ~ ~, eass
tired, Ivory psangs are fgy NJ moan.
EssTt,fS5noh, and ffse d0wageT Countess
~ JIa1Iey las 4 nya2giarenf carved
sS@t16J@n> I'IaHns NJ IvoYy ave
tfslEIf ~, hga6e every year f0 nnm.
bers, INT etsieFy f0r indian Drfsceu
sfs1 nm SpaHfey Americans Man
bSAfIt,e ~ s1,Ild silver have feere roade.g
be<e9. ofse vas 0HIy lately eOr0tl4,sa
~ = J<Jg10D firm fe,r me nIzsro ~
DgGeyaIesG af,d plaBO cases have ~
vAFi1gs ffO@s ieeH made ~ fTonze :
st%ttes ~ Aluminium gIsss. pe~celala
Sh0, ~ fCfOI9DafbOD,, rsA,fter.t,f .ft.,,ri
= IL G1OFs Answers, = ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

p~s.srsss~ wbs~s Dsasasss ts~ yss-
rsrssssr 90 rkwsst~v srs~a@
pfnpsrraur evidence sf the muen-
nlearsd elieStlou of rne inuaeaee az
tssiephsne wires On ligntnlng mas neen
sssrured hy me German telegraph he.
partnleaU "a inquiry was SET On roor
VITA a view % aseert4lning whether
ne danger frant lightning WIS m
ere,asosd Of derrestssssi by the presence
az the aiiies 90 averhead wires wntrn
maize 40 me aerwarK OF a telegraph
sySteinl Ths result 90 tAs inquiry hils
been o. chow rliat flle telephone wires
s.sIissihly diminish rlie vieIsfiee OF tnun.
der storms and lessen ri4k from ngnI-
atu2 4 comparisons made Dsrwesn
- eewns having q teiepnons system
and 40 NOT 80 provided showed rnat
me rsslo % me riSkl 0f damage from
Huiitntng was AZ sue 70 SO Ia favor Of
rls former .whiie me Frequency Of
flashes during q thunder storm was
lowered IN fn~ proportion 90 3 10 3
Norhia4 ia rlie house saves rlis weaz
aIi6 feaF % Servants 50 mueh a. the
rssieph1ne and even 10 private houses
aiany % The principal raanls are INV
r.lsl'gp',s ~ssls tA's lntsis ''h'aseie
49, a',sslse frsl hfh mas Sefy
~, plss,sf .l'' Hl'.tsrr % dosilsS
- l,,."ssy y ll'e CONSTITUTION o.
l'siassseslte 'ssfat'ieht JOY snassll y.
-,sssiss .'',ss. Whish az hk-iF % % %
$3.50 ~ h','''iss hospitals faet"rieS,
1p az tfansniitI@f
aAs's rreesver are aF'asehsst e earn oFh-
sTs tnsf form smal pearshaped
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

The May returns of the statistical IL
vision Of the department Of Agriculture
on the condition Of winter wheat SHOW
an increase Of 30 points above me
April average, being S2,7, against III
last month, and s2.a In Hay, 1895, me
averages 10 nine principal winter
wheat states are; PeBDsyJyspjS, -;
Ohio, 66; Michigan, ~; Indiana, ~;
Kentucky, n; Illinois, 20; HjssoBTJ, 81
Kansas, 90; California, 100, The re-
turns Of the correspondents o. the a.
vision Of statistics show that, excepting
q few states, there has been general i'm
proyemept In the condition Of winter
wheat throughout the country and Ehf
reports collected through the climate
and crop services ~ the weather bD,
reau, covering the week embracing the
Last three days VI April, and the 1Fst
four days Of May, compared with me
reports Of the previous week, indicate
a general improvement in the condition
OF winter wheat In the principal wheat
states, but show that 10 Maryland, New
York, PennsyIyania, and Oklahoma the
condition OF winter wheat ~ not 10
promising,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

ne had entered. But he was ~ ewoI.
yen with FISH he could not get through
lie came lack and lay down. and I
was then satisfied that I had 10 got on,
o. there FIRST. had no idea N remain.
ing nnuI the hear went down 10 his
natural sire.
picked up board and kuocka,l
some shingles on the roof and then
crawIed out ! slid down 10 the edgo
OF me roof and Skinned down ON lilo
projecting logs. Then 4 walked ~ III.
CRACK through which the hear had
craWIed and rolled q log against are
Tsek went home. I came bacL ~.
nest day and threw the hear so,na
100, J continued % do this until many
Mees bad passed. and IN the mean.
nme came 20 love the bear. ana he
would lick my hand like a dog. nssd
70 70 10 the cabin and teach him tr,cks
ne would take walks with mo.
Do"ssni"s for the Pfsh~rmsn
OFTEN ] have sat on the ed.e ~ a
stream waiting for tho sInker \. ia,
ca.e = pie. while the bear sat beside
me with q look Of Intensity that was
human. J really think animals are I'm
mans That IL. ! tblsk every animal
has Deen q human IN his day VIVA,
~ lnat you call --mefempsychosis@
Dut one day the agent ~ cIrcus
sDn mensgerle stopped M 0ur hnuso y.
py near. He offered me s1S ana q
free Ticket for my bear, and at,hn".h
mere was an attachment be,,yaa,, -.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

The Missouri crop report for last
week says: Wheat. oats, grasses and
gardens are doing well 10 nearly Al
sections and in the southern counties
wheat IL beginning 70 head. Chlneb
bugs are reported In many counties, but
have done but little damage As yet.
IN several Of the southeastern counties,
however, army worms are doing eonsie~
cradle damage 20 wheat and meadows.
10 many Of the southern counties corr
planting has been considerably de-
layed By rains, but IN most u the cen,
tSal and northern counties work has
progressed well Early corn Is gen
orally reported q good stand and,
where the ground ts not too seC, Il
being cultivated. Flax Is doing nicely
In the southeastern counties. There ls
some complaint that fruit IL dropping
badly, especially IN the southern SEC
tons. and eaterDillaFs are doing coz
siderable damage % apple trees IN some
districts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

H. ~ mAfR ar Is-~s N a dissaslSSntaGr-
i3ir must hnee stoad a fait IMMUNE
likss rltlss u saFe usfaBTtitasn faar me- %
me. aud 3 Relieve 3 should have kiilssti
hun stssne dssasI hasf dime 81 HAY
mug ssSississsI himself. apparently that
fliiuEs w-fys all FiEiiL he walked ls.i.
surety dawn IA his pray. aud again.
tfFsreug q Isad mar staad facing me-.
ri1is time did nar hesirssre. bur. pull
nag har.l hagTeiS nearly simultaneously
pur hetli charges INN his chest AMI
tlas gsear beast fell forward almost
without a szsau.- For a few moments
be- lty absolutely mationlesss then
tt1ere wsss~ safae eanvuisive move
mems % me hinder limbs. ansi all
wa& ~ sill "a IL had been before he
hssf made his ppearanee.-Perry Sc
Ious IA Detg0ir Ffee Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

assn Tile ilsaI@ dinFtssg i1r sr,sFissss
ihaU slisSe ttlVpe slluratrst a. tbs ussiszi.
ibsssle9b: giatt las fiiaep Rssss siluntiaa1er
~ .saiiis silasai. tlisv siitf aau nlaissss gss
a. 0itx asgsN.
We'll. 3 1eNe ssAsn flitnt 3 fsf ans 90
theses aisas ssfs@r sill tsisalT.i he uaek
quite q lsef 80 RssggnE sls wlssf enc
sAlluslses. easasIiiiu mas aifua.silrr an
astlr s0~asstat. q WIS nAt eyssr fnd
iaisssSs stnau 10 AssssE. usrr wssss very
aniseh ~ d. 9itsTeSse. assr IL szsuasvsti
ase 90 assstr asse lsaseuG nlniir sfser
nAsslfi salft ass reflsil.sr ssH awounu f,r
1t. slssisisH dspF safssnisls were xrftsug
zsfisSsst as5ysasr esglttull r1al Tie iuees.-
satft fsisShm GA rlear asTrSs
sstRaliitg ewes aswsnst slise hills aus
usssuiie : sllfli.allr eztne an q Iinu
Ils1iflg ga q spsssf Pes naueass ss~tefied
ssEasEifi ncxsaSt< Ilsss hessxerfn Ills hugs
tsAsee Az assIAe. position, auh sur
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

The United States department %
agriculture says that IN CONSTRUCTING
lew dirt roads al stBmpg, brush, veg
etable matter, rocks, and bogleefs
should BE- removed from he sur
tGce, and the resulting holes filed IN
sith suitable material, carefully and
thoroughly tampe1 Or rolled, before the
road smbapkmept 10 eommeDcs1. 30
perishable material should be used 10
forming the permanent enbankment
Wherever the subgFa1e soil IL found
unsuitable II should be removed and re-
placed with good material rolled 70 q
bearing. The roadbed bayjpg been
brought 70 the required grade and
crown should be rolled several times 70
compact the surface, All inequalities
discovered during the rolling should be
Ieyeled up and reroIlsd, On the pre-
pared subgrade the earth should be
spread, narrowed II necessary, and then
rolled 70 bearing BY passing the IN
balIasted road roller a number " times
over every portion Of the surface u the
section,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04


Col ~ r.. Holloway III I.rxinxfon.
Ky. who l. Spending the winter a.
SapI@s. some milss south ~ Van
Myers, had a thrilling experience aes
afternoon while nshing ia HSoksrY
hay The bow 81 his is.af was a4nsa
~ a huge drytln.h aud fOwed awiffsy
ssawHrd Col Holloway earrie-i
heavy hunting knife. and with this A<
severed the trutzri- that held the bal.
huf the fish Immediately sgmsp~a he
boat with another ~ it, scores ~ afuas
and plunged through the waves AZ
furious pare. Col Holloway cut ssn-
taeie after tsntael~. only 10 see aao,hrr
thrust forward
~ last be- dropped the hunting knife
and Selling a Tspeaiing riffr be ~
San shouting Into the watrrfwhsrs ~
supposed the nsh 70 ~. hoping y
STRIKE 4 By husky shot After nFinx
number 81 times the speed ~ ts
Lat diminished Col. Holloway eac.
tiHued 10 shoot, and som the bo@t
came nearly "a stop and the si~h rus~
to The surface. having h~~u plerrvl ~
many bullets. The contest had l~sa
continued more than three hours. SD
Col Holloway Was over thirty mills
from Naples. lie started Ia row baes.
bni was fortunately s-en by a fishing
slo"p. which lowed him 90 Naples
reArhing there about II O'Clock a.
night
The dead devIlhsh was still ATTACHED
80 the kentuckian's boat, being gnwsd
by the last ieHfacIe n had put ~.
ward. over sixty irnfarles rad bs-en
cut, and ihs.fish had nearly ~ many
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-04

and the bear. let him 60. Sc -.
money win do. ! sometlmex
wished ! had not Sold the anisnal ~.
! could not keep him. he would =.
after me inst like a young one ~
II had wenned my affections frn.
him, however, and two years afrss !,
was In Milwaukee. Were you ever
Milwaukee, There was q eirens 80
mensgerie la town and l walked "a ~
grounds thought you might thar !,
rode. because ! sold the bear for ar
bur I walked 20 the grounds. 1 ns.s.
cared anything about a circus. M, |,
always liked animal shows. 1 v.ls.s
around TO the owner. and there saw
a sign ON canvas. a picture OF a 81,
and on II were these words: