The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
Good -Natured Bear.
How He Told His Story His Childhood; His Mothe
and Fatheryi His Trying Experiences.
CHARTER tx

4 I should have like to made friendly nc
duaintnncc l,ad circumstances permit
II tod. we had u large elderly specimen
Of Baboon, with! Ditto sldo.pleces 10
z his rose, and long matted liairilike to-
bacco. lie always wore d heavy look Of
thought and inoTosa meditation; but no
seemed continually brdoding DYER ts In
jtiries: not so muoh relating to his I'm
prlsonmont tho limited aisa q MS g part
mcnts. or tho quality Of food. rs to y
suspicion Of offence and insult, SO, that I,
ono could hardly venture Va Look ut hms
III, sure ! always Wished him well, gnd
should have been glad to- tell him SO.
Some Of the young ladies' who visited ,is
always made him look furious. With
respect to our Elephant, ho was donleA7
ticated In an apartment OIL my side, but
out, of my range Of slght' never--
thcless, when he pnkscd my resi-
denco on his showing on days. We
sure that we should have understood
eaulsotllcr.y had circumstances brought VS.
\ together. lie was q knowing old nabob.
HIS name was 'Cloudy-hcadbu but he had
( plenty OF thought ut work behind that
huge 1un-oolored skull Qf his. We once
4 ever saw. None of our keepers, faces
were fit TO COMPARE With u. nI,d very
few OF our vlsitors' faces either. But, al
8 though this lion lived nearly opposite
to me, we formed no sort Of qcq uaintancc
You see I didn't know how to begin Il.
he was too digRllled g. parsonage 70 delHn
common peop1e. or anybody else indeed,
He died from excess Of lonely, dignity.
y Some people said so. Hut oh! there was
& something else. The Manqrch OF the
woods shut UP In. a. box, eight feet ~
49,, ,,rhn & ou, hoartMthnt was the
-, na1,sa ~ via Mn iosty,s N premature
dIsao 90 Than ia Mad 8 orane Who walked
aho,,t, Il q tnnut m, oaltad manner, al every
- ha AT
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IN. ,,,,aa w. Nm t'rtn, ,oWards hc fact
~ ilitLu "Aa W. y.h WE, ,sist, 1900 ~,
t y" ~ ilau aesotAt ~
negro SWANS ~ ny spi.a! y. s!r ! i a -
ehaeaVes 's ~ MAJ is,na.a sp :, d.tar, nsrad
Will, anu a'So .tSo oIuN ,..' ',
purse proud =, tufkey.cocAs. sag 70 nas ,s
come from Cn.ha or ua !aa VIVA thas
much DOUBT because EYER. nov at'u i i1,,n
some panied teaIhels slush nv
the1I1 ~ tns ne,p ~ = 49, $3.50
wax. re ms as y, may, my were aD r,s.
tlos = % IN n,.r
me mos, nptntans sa,t q vo,, iii, nar
~ si,,, T. ~ bear
ngs ~ ~ ison - Ia highesf dint
must n,ive ose Il ,Io ~ us. - IL;
a .u.l, u 10 ~ a.ar onnrno nhed uIth
.l .I.I az m,1 "a aren,nnv n. saI,
~. satc =, hl;c1 M ,,,an.
dom showed nl!nssl1 - pIolc, w ,td Wnsn,
cSeI
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hets; ne avn" ~ ,Sa avidenfiv descended
IL va ,,, ~.
IRON o so a INC ma ruelo ,y aq
celenratea lor MS ma ma
,pnp,.i'I onne hesrd s,,,,o iearncd visitor.
ii a, 10 r u!to t,ngs h9mt lin thos
cay a.a. i'"a 3. 49, 1919 s.a,,a ~
qu W. n .., ny w, "a go 1T ,..ios
,th cretoton q "a ,,nt LII.
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Valentine. Eai :, "a ahu aur are inc SAM
thing,-with difference. Lydia ana
Doro.hea cunuuls Wa1Iis W." ~ -. so re
usual aecoluM, anu na.ais, ~ iease III. ~.
Iuuo.'s s 20 INV q ,,a ',,n,,na.r ,ra no
the eXaiap'e WV set - wv 80. =
~ 80, ,,nt M,ora S4 ttot he mad said onv.
~ "as w y = = ~ ' Iiasa,,,
,ynntod sorenitv
' ~ nnni,nuah. w.
,.rr,a3 car,ont, ,.5T ,,au On u,ro NO, M
ny 81 po'l., ~ va 80
siuustS 1872, IT. oua
auenc e., |, often triea % eaten ms eye
~ d. a 49, hns,ino,, i,,st a,,ar
it4 49,, In "a ,,nm1ovahIe
ns an image, SO that never knew il he
recognized nv oyerturea, or even saw me.
still / had al, idsa, for all OF HIS groVel-
! ling and hiding. that lie was Que who had
seen better days, and who had great |
Knowledge. but chose to keep hts own
counsel; and, somehow, besides, he In
spired' a kind Of feaEs Of I didn't know
what. S s.. 5.s II 5
"of other creatures-let me see-we had
a Porcupine; but had shot away al his
quills, It was said, though We knew very
we'll that. no had lost them Al by the
pearnnce. However, We could boast Of
!. real Bengal Tlger--such q feNoW!, He
had a hideous race. looklng tnlQugh ~
own placK nars, ! greal1y tes $, leg wv