The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-04

smith fortunately rolled out Of harm ! s
way. Later on in the day the same Do l
rider came to grief in an attempt 70
ford Goose Greek.
AZ E,red w. Okie,5 acting as Judge for
Mr.. James X. MadduS, VINO was as - :, !.
to.day3 ina ride in which valor ran lar lar
abead 81 discretion, jumped into Goose pose
rreek At a point at which 1t ran sonlee
B, h,rtv Yards wide and attempted TO SWIM
10 the hounds on the other side
Both Went Under.
Mr. Dixie and his horse both "eli ~
under and for long three mlhu,es
looked as though they would pom We
drowned. After some trouble Doth Ill.,. ho, 20,
And rider were gotten safely hsno, s,
Mr. Boiling Haxall later followed ME-.
fOke,s example in an endeayor 20 swift
gcnoso creek lower down, and he, TOO,
came to grief, escaping by swimming
ck 10 shore. + a farmer, over "Aose
lands the hunt was allowed to pass, az
sound Of horn and sight Of hounds, mast
i,y mounted end followed, ana onlS ~
sfnll over the first flight OF rams, me
horse dashing through the %nole fHelu
and almost overturning several OF ~ NJ. = :.
I To establishment, close up to
hounds, After a burst OF forty-seSeh
minutes. during which the hounds swan
Goose Creek twice. and, remarkaDie 20
rela t. gave tongue while swimming. Inc
fox was lost between Goose Creek prldge
end 4 Fletchers farm. y, r.
Two riders, s. s.. Roszell and Mr., ~. Il.
Garnet. who lost hounds and we're YER r l1.
q cross country, viewed the ION as ne
was running through nm 9orchard, apou.
q mile from Goose Creek brldse, ,tow ware
Middleb,,rE. Mr. Roszell stated mat
Reward was far spent and running slow
II, with his bush trailing on the ground.
He was a large red dog roS,
The. Meet.
MiddlesexE hounds met this morning ut
Gao o'clock at Goose Greek bridge and
nftcen minutes later Were cast tnto a
cover belonging to Colonel Dulaney, Q Z
iwebourne. The day was overcast and
the scenery fair. Foxes had been on
Yesterday in the Dulancy meadows, ana
DESPITE ,,nfavorable conditions good sport
was expected. Cotesworth. huntsman for
Middlesex, first cast hounds In the open
field, in which there We're high weeds or
stubhle. In meadow, just below Wei
bourne house. hounds began to whlmper,
and in minute all was excitement, hnu
the field was on edge TO get away, me
whimper stopped where II began, and
hounds were cast into cover after cover.
without success until at $3.50, when me
mack was about to be called or, me
trail was struck on Panther Skin Creek.
and in minute three couples gave
tongue and went away. American
hounds in such case would have joined
their leaders, but Cotesworth and his
Whips held his fifteen and q half couple
with horns and voice, and CARRYING them
forward by short cuts, put them IN With
he three couples that had gone away.
Hounds led the field over q stone wall
into |, road, over flight OF rails, across
stone wall with q rail-rder. over a
plank fence, over four stone walls, when
Goose Greek caused a check for riders.
although hounds swan the creek, giving
tongue MS they swan, and quickly look
IN the running on the other, side, It was
here that Mr.. Fred Okie came to grief
In the creek. and the rest of tho field,
riding ''heel-f or-leather," made wide
detour through friendly gate over a
stone wall into road half mile away,
! finding passable ford, which permitted
| the riders ia gain the side Of the cree,.
on which the hounds we're running,
A Diminished Field.
AT one bidding the hounds sailed away,
! leading the field oyer n flight OF rails,