New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06
STAG HUNT is STOPPED.
S. P. c. A. Checks Proposed Chse
By Hounds at Lakewood

Lakewood. " J., Dec. (SpeciaD -Tbara 49,. :.
have been stag hunt In Lakewood This roorDt-
but Mrs. Jasper Lynch. president of the - 3
county branch OF the Society OF Preven4to -
Nruelty 20 Animals. made a businesslike ds,..-.
on the hunt and the hunt was given IN al. --s
vented the liberation OF the deer a fo,,- -, 80
zoe r. 2 Collier had brought the deer ana = -
or sixteen fOxhOunds from his estate a. rs Nx
town. where he has his kennels and a 49, -on-
serve containing some forty deer. On the -
OF the deer and the Collier horses at the s+s'a
J. J. Dryer on Friday. Mrs. Lynch ulacea
stable on watch The hunt was planned - y On
Collier; Charles Hart master OF the Bfo,.
County hounds; II. LIoyd Herbert master - -oa
monmouth County hounds Ben NicOL J. r p'
ana otAeF spoTtSmen- Mrs Jasper Lynch rbo -
member OF the Lakewood Country CHM 80
informed the principals IN to-day's hunt H.. -e-f
should take action, and on the arrival . -
hounds this morning by train from Faro-. .
Deputy Sheriff g. G. Carr. OF Toms River 80 =
Lakewood eoEsta5les were at the station -
Der Of hunters had already assembled -.-, La
start Ior East Lakewood Among them we're "
GTeta Pomeroy. Miss Wallace Miss Leslts rs. ,s
Mulbury and Miss Dwyer. The deer - =
wire cage. Sheriff Carr. his deputies and e. =
resentatves Of Mrs Lynch took I'd their -
OJ the deer After some delay. J. J. Dvvsr -
peared with an aniseseed bag and laid the -
himself for half a mile. Work was then ta,.-s
by one OF the keepers, the dogs were NM - - -
scent and the party enjoyed tine chase for a.
miles. around by WhiJesviIe 20 a finish =, -
country Club The deer was taken back :, -
Dwyer stables by the triumphant deoutie.
The principals Oe the hunt were iD5fe,a,.
quoted the law that hunting to hounds ~. -, "a
projected when the animal hunted is tsI,s, -
5HG consent OF the owner from his private nra,
put his horses remain here and II is -as1niogga
I-SIe VIII De another hunt on next Ws[5[.- sn1s
Nneller deer or a fox will be usad - - - ~.
iJ e minute ~ an anlseseed bag substituted S - -
Mrs. Lynch claimed a glorious vfcro~v ~.
SLtdt triumph for the cause" She ala at =
ndd IhlS action in mind for a l0no -, neVs
talked with my attorneys and have r,s5I .o- nays
sure OF my position The action IL E5'sll4Veiy
toIhent and torture clause IN the Stafa IN u -
e. icy no cared 10 hunt that deer an I,--Sy
ING Jne matter at Newark and can c0-7 81. pusn-
it ttlIs eraei practice viii be Drevenrsd :.
MI DIVER OF the New-York Fo-a1 h.
In5t " Is impossible for foxhOunds 20 cat~I 9ys
ana tIltt TINS particular has been cbsssz -
turns 70 the preserve afre-wa-5 IJs s ssy r
Considers the action OF Mrs Lynch ex+rar7aIy, Ls
handed and uncalled for. H-sH
J. NJ Horton, superintendent OF the Nsvvv W..
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty q, Anir,sr,
said yesterday:
Mr. Haines. who had gone 70 Lakewood -
rev GAYS rest Hrst heard OF the deer hunt fh-cr-S
Mrs. Lynch and then with TIE S5arifF -. ~ -
Nj Collier ana his friends thar the I1r7- vC,iS
2e IN drect violation Of the New-Jersey laws -
IatlnS 20 cruelty to animals. The deer vas tats1
10 the head Of the lake a spirit Of br-y-a7o ~
not liberated. ''O' 0uS
On being asked what right the Nev--Yorlz soci..z
hao 10 act on Jersey soil. Mr.. Horton reDlied.
The Society for the Prevention OF or, eltv To AM.
mas Is worldwide organization ana will prs.
vent cruelty to dumb beasts anywhere it can.