The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-15
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known in Seattle. where he lived Cor 4
long time before moving 70 No ranch near
S~sbeck. Hood Canal The bsar was kill
Cd by his son, Emil. wAo was formerly .
According to general reposts, young
voe9eie narrowly escaped losing his life
~ he was Eoeced into 9 hand ~to-hAnd con-
m, lst va. ~, "a s Sruss 81 2 sny ~ s s.:
lived IN the country much of his life.
and has roAxnDd Through the woods look
ing for wild game. II made no difference
He could shoot ana shoot straight.
His last adventure, and probably the
most serious Of his Ike. occurred q few
days a%0 while walking along q narrow
1ear1aog.s His sister was q short distance
In advance, when the bsar suddenly APP
peared In the path between her and Emil.
Tas dss q ,, rsn Sisy Be-. "a 49, - wa, Sa
At bruin Owing to the position OF his
sister. Emil shot = little too far to one
side and only serfOuaiy wounded the bear.
unable to sst in another shot before he
found himself In close quarters with the
brute His presence OF mind did not de-
sert him, however. and he used his rns
that luck had deserted him when the
beast Knocked the weapon out % his
hands ard grabbed him. Just then the
dog pouneed on bruin. who turned to
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portunity to get out his knife, which he
plunged into the animals body. Bruin. ale
ready suffering from great loss OF blood.
fen with 2 convulsive gasp and died IN
the mOmeut Of his seeming triumph. The
bear was a comparatively young one.
weighing about Is pounds. voexeie was
scratched up and badly shaken. but 9TH
erwise did not suffer any serious injuries.
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W. A. Hardy returned Saturday from .
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tho 0reas Northern yaflroad. Conditions
were most unfavorabie. yet he filled .
large creei In Ave hours. Crab creek runs
able distance, and IL Ii here that 1t may
b. qshed With tho most ease. In ether
parts the brush makes II diffScult to- fol-
WIND msa si i hard "orn to Keep the ~ ' on
sne water or cast II accurately. From a
quarter TO three-quarters OF pound was
the average weight Of trout killed By Mr..
Hardy.
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The snipe shooting season has been the
poorest ever known In this section for
many years. Some Of the best hunters
have returned wish only one q two birds.
a flight Of Wild pigeons.
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High scores nj the Seattle Athletic Clab
alleys last week were as follows: Jack
sosi. IS. s.. Robson. s.: Nelson. 50; Meyer,
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8 8 s.
The Y. NJ. G. A. tennis tournament.
played under the plan recently outlined in
the Post Intelhgeneer. IL being hotly con-
tested. At present Prof. T. 8. Lsppy is in
the lead.
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The High school track and held team ID
training every night at the Y NJ C. A.
park for the coming meet. May n. with
Tacoma, Everett and other Sound High
schools. Two bicycle races have been add
ed to the programme. Tacoma insisting.
s s 8 4ES2
The Seattle Bowling Clubs :hree-men
teams won nine out OF sixteen games with
the 8. A. G.. bowierx last week. The sched-
u!e for future games Is as follows:
May 15-1arrsson and Baldwin teams vs.
Brady ana Mckenzie teams: 8. A. C. ale
ieys.
May r-Huston and Darlington teams
W. Brady and Mckenzie teams; 8. d. c.
alleys.
May 22-Huston and Darlington teams VS..
Brady and Mckenxis teams: 8. A. G. al
leys.
May sa-Harrison and Baldwin teams VS..
Jackson and Cole teams: 8. b. G.. alleys.
May .-Hustor and Darlington teams
vs. Brady and Mckenzie teams; s. Il. C.
alleys.
May 3i-Harrison and Baldwin teams vs..
jackson and Colo teams. q. A. G.. alleys.
pORTIrS BAXTER