Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-20

woman called Blauvelt. This was
enough for honest Richard Timony. thek
game warden. who last year WAS twice
shot by poachcrs in the Rangeley le-
aion.
Taking lis guides and Deputies. h'
utted out an elaborate expedition. Thel
trail from Eanselcy ~ Eustis is only a Il
blackboard path. and from there to Jo-
hokur pond it is \ blazed trail. Whichl
only tho halt-brced guides can follow
What he found is best told by Mime.
Lillian ElauNelt Pendleton. The famous
.uprlno who was seen ~ her home, al
Inc. u Hamilton terrace. New York
last ri.at. she mas passed the sum
noi. in tEc heart OF the great pine
.a,.t!.t brtWccn MCogenead Lake 2nG|
..rg-, .y Lakes i'll !uG c-mT
W: ...s .ul. ~; i,cr last spring. iiei
HI land. wv. III. 2,ndlctDn; III. James
=, j.-ci non. the brain specialist; Mrs
.!c![c.1cn. rirnie i-iG.5, tie terror; Dr
Stone. Miss Wittmcyer ana .,Irs. Fitch
Ill or New YORK. ana the Wen-hnoWnt
sone-writer. Miss Kate Earadh, o.
Gardiner Me. were her guests.
While VIC were there" said Nine
Elaliyet. I'VE saw deer on al! sides
We counted 153 in all. Every morning
= ,hey came down to the lake t. drink
If course Vie could have shot them hS
he dozen. but it was close time, ant
Il III we were content TO shoot wildcats
ynx and foxes.
q zone -aarang when Ncnt down q
he shore TO wash my face. knee-deel
Il thc water WAS a yoUrg tawn- d6
,oCked at me, and. cntlanccd. | looked
NJ him. I vat down On q rock and lie
yau 10 talk to him. In return he
d FLASHED Els baby horns in the water
= md tried to brighten me away. At las
began throwing him :,reen leaves and
grass. and finally he consented 70 nib
lie 1T leaves on the end Of q sapling
aeld out to him.
"Wkcn | was gone he trottod away
= But late that afternoon we 50" MN IN
l,ectng the camp from the mn, aNo
- inally re came down to the cabin anc
looked us over. In two or three day:
ne was 50 tame that he hung around
The camp all the time. We had to shu
he dog 10. we got tired of the fawi
1ftar = week or so and tried to drive i
AWAY. but IL wouldn't go. He woulS
ONE stalking into camp any time o
- he night or day. ana suppose this lei
10 the rcport that We We're holdin:
Iaer in captivity. Some guide saw TIN
ieer around the camp fire, and late
the game wardens. armed to the teeth
appeared in our camp.
I'VE had all just returned srom
fishing trip to Long pond. put in Mr.
Pendleton. and there was that part.
Of armed. men coming up the tote road
holding their guns as if they expected
us to resist arrest.
Nine. Blauvelt laughed at the rec
n collection. we understand" said tn
warden. that you are holding deer Il
captivity in your camp. And we hav
come to arrest you and to set the ami
mails at liberty. There is a heavy fin
and Imprisonment. Are you from Mon
treal?'
Ono. we are from New York City
said Mr.. Pendleton. And as for hold
ing deer captives-there is the dee
down there by the camp fire. If yo
will take him off our hands We'll than
YOU. We can't let our dog out for fea
he will kill him and get us into trou
! BILE. We can't shoot him. We can
do ANYTHING. Hold him captive! He
holding us captive. There he is, tax
him.
1.-THE deputy went down and locke