Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-01-12
NATURAL TRAP.
Death 6uIrh Captures or Asphyxiates
 Many EiId Animals.

Many Wild Animals.
 Death guIeA is q small and gloomy ravine in the northeast corner of the Yellowstone national park, says Ap- platon.s Monthly. In this re@4an the laeas which aH the ancient basin Of the park rest upon tie Hanks of noun talna formed of fEagmentary volcanic a5ecta. while the hydro6AermaI forces 0f the central portion af the park show but feeble manifestation of their energy in the almost extinct not spring areas or Soda Butte. Lamar river Cache creek ard Miller creek. Although hot water no longer flows from these vents gaseous emanatIons are nov given of In eonsIdera ble Eols une On Cache creek about two miles above is confluence with Lamar river. gre deposits af altered and orEs= Hail1as 1EagzlftEe. with pools ln tae creek violently efferVeseing locally This is d11e to thR eo1ious emission 95 @ Above Ehese deposits the creek eatz iato bank af sulphur and gravel ee11aataa BY 53Iis atefial. and ? few yards beyond is che dabouehusa ef g sz ~ sub coming adEzl=-EdEa #3a 5z3ata5 5a side h Is Ho ~ af ztsaH aEd cold Hasf
 aH alzhuFe as5a. and Hezz5a9 down Harr8E and stsB channel c8E tn teds 0f dark aeaF volcanic e44f. A5- eeadlae zhis s6 z 5zds4 closing together. become 4a eee slopes ol while dee913na E5eE9 he only springs nov flowing are small oozss ce zssaias fran tAe base of zhese slopes cr rom The channel bed. forming thick, creamy. EHtts deposit abe7yf tte XenJs and covering 5ha stream bed This deposit consists largely of aalehats ef aHuu5Has zhoas f5a feet above 5He main stream theze eozing arsngs 8t acId watar cease, 6ga Lac channel of tHe g1tea ramaias She same The odor af su#- phuf aeW becomes stronger tagags producing no= =at6aa a1Heat tHaa 5tsfs irritation af tA lungs Climbing through tAis trough. frtEhtfa3ty weird and dismal place. aHd eesap|ea by only tiny stzeamist and aa ap- paHiRg gaor. He at length discovered gaHae brown fasfg masses lSiHg scaE- tered abo1t tHe floor of Inc raF5ue about quarter af mile from a1a point where @e IeHt Cache creek A3z preaching cautiously {t= became quick }y evident that We had before Us large group Of hHza reeuI1bent bears. The one nearest sa Us Has E4g with his nose between bis paws. facing az and so exactly like 2 huge o6g asleep that iE Eid not seem possible that-t was the sleep 0H death lo make s1lFe. ; threw 3 pe5fzazaG Isze aa ifl1sI. stTi6z 5HE him on the fsak The afsteaded san Hese9Haea lfas drum head. and the aaly Fesponse was 2 beIca o8 poi sen8as gas that almost oyerNhslme3 us. Closer examination showed that 6he animal was young silver tip grizzly (Ufsus bo1rib1is1 2 few drops se dark red blood stained his nostriIs and the ground beneath. Thera proved to be f4e other eareaszez al In various stages q decay earefEzi search revealed eEa3 areas of haiH aH1 bones that represented two other bears mak- ! Ing tatal=oe eiz5t eareasses zn all.
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 5a P6ssa uha Ross. was very i5i and aefFdf1s when she vent t0 the sexeaAes 6gt lEs Tree ar5H air ltia aH5 vigorous exercise soon restored her E S2 the most robust health and when ffieaes as6ed her the secret 2f her laIe s8e ah5zgar spades and pota- fees Last simmer saa went into her AftEaaH garden and cafad fer her own Fege sblas. &o one Bas allowed ta topeh taem. ana the results were far better than when her gardener cared # Gar the things Maaemoiselle Calye were short skirtof Blue jeans. sa6ots and linen shirtwaist. She spaded and hood and Watered her vegetables day ] after day. and proudly sent gifts ef the i finest fruits af her labors to friends In Paris
 An Interesting Expsriment
 an interesting experiment is about Co be made by the government of Bos- aia and Herzegovina in connection with the subject of the migration of birds A number of observatories are to be established throughout both countries on the coasts, plains, mountains riy era, lakes and at all points which seem likely to yield results of interest to those. engaged in researches on bird