The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-14
ROOSEVELT IN HUNTING TOCS.
PRI >IDI\T MS "VO" fOIIJJH
mamma mr.. RI HEIPHIU
TIE, START OT an Iiuc IRAN Through the
sanr BRAKE AMI Hope to Get AFTER
the Rcar> TO-,ia, part OF the Hound
PACK Gc,. tNaN on u False yrni.

NMLDrS, Mis-. Nov ~. AccomI led
10y President StGvv"~auI Fish Of the hin, ..
Cent? Railroad AMI Il tired COMPANY of
MtN>i~>ipri bear hunters, President Rpu-c-
welt went uut into the Littl" Sunfow-r
swamp" this afternoon. J. VI. Parser Of
New Orleans. who j. acting u general
mana ger of ia" hgnt. told the president
thai hi> horse wa OF" To- t." ridden with
Two spurs. III explained that TIE lor-r
was not selected Tor speed and crc-gv. bu,
f"rc"u~oryat.vr judgment in going through
~" h,>ic,
Trails hal h"ru c,H 10y n.groc~. working
Wd'r the direction of ". ". H'ug,m Of
th" Sn"ic- plantation IN" cane was Gu,
10 ant III" members uf the party besides
-" President AID II j; Collier. hi. negro
ga d., 10 e. through quickly 20 the part of
''r woods where tie doE+ are chasing the
bear. Their" ar" Twenty-Five hounds in
!'H' and II IN Collier are 80 follow them
regardless of paths and trails.
TIL" hunting will not hcgin until to-mor-
r"" morning. Mir. Mangln, vino was too
I'll 10 60 ON to M" camp this afternoon. wa.
greatly disturbed bv the news that to-day
Collier and Ma iur Holm. who had been M
IN" camp for several days took the pack
tins morning, and that. while il was chasing
a bear, half the dogs split uF in a deer ira IL
and didn't come back Mr. ,langlm sen,
"A t"rN"uIapp"al for help To Nr. Boh Bobo OF
Bob" alton, about ono lundr, d miles from
her" tn come over an bring mis- pack of bear
hounds. Mr., Bob BoDp had his right eve
operated on for cancer three weecks ago.
but that trifling incident did not keep him
from killing two bears and a deer week
ago on Monday.
Ia" Passengers on the Presidents train
except himself, secretary Cortclyou and
Dr. Lung viii liv" aboard il until Tuesday
H'Nl, WIN slight occasional diversions
~ ~" way of coon and pos-Im hunting
ana possibly an expedition OF deer, which
are very plentiful ia the outskirts Of the
Sn"d"> plantat on. Smcdes j. ono Of three
plantations cont rolled bV he same New Or
leans huu~" They yield about 500 hales of
cotton Il year. II was of Mr. Naugln
ana tie Smcdce plantation that the great
'"hN"y c"lton-picklng hoax was told a
."w years ago and there ar" s,jl many folks
~ Nv" south who believe Smade- cotton is
picked l,v monkeys instead of 10y negroes
III" President Was 80 thoroughly CON
WINGED nat "" wa~ 10 good hunting
That h" hucklcdon hi knife, NhIch is almost
a. long a. a nachet", ard arravpd himself
III "oroluruvS ard flannel shirt This was
taken To n"dn thai 10 had his doubts about
lio Golfers bulletin that h" had sure
seen signs IF ih" biggest bear which had
made tracks in Shirk'v county
\ general Interest in the Presidents
hunting pervaics tho Sia,o. Some Weeks
burg people got mp an excursion of several
hundred p"op" to com" hero on a special
train 20 $50 IN" President hunting. btI, the
suggestion Wiz vetoed promptly The
lrupI" Of Nhark"v county are cooperating
with ~" veto Proposition One PLANTER
between Nn"de- and the camp came IN
to-day and -lw Mr. Parker
"lh"-" people. lc asked "whn Won all
want kept away from Nh" prc-ident toll
m" It hey come along your way Shall
"" lynch 'h"nt or just shoot them on general
principles. sir"