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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-10
NORFOLK HORSE SHOW.
Over Four Hundred and Fifty
Entries in Five Glasses.

. NORFOLK, VA. October 9.-The Nor
folk Horse Show Association to-day gave
out q complete HIST of the entries for It's
second annual show at the Norfolk Coll
scum, Oct. 1Nh-2O !. With the excep-
ton Of a few mail entries that were
received late. but We're postmarked prior
10 tho time Of closing and have not been
classified yet. The card for 1.-THE five
performances, aggregatlng forty .classes,
viii number In excess of $50 entries. Near
among the winners In the forty classes.
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INAu uRATloN or DOUBLE DAILY
sERYlcE TO al RMt ING HAM, Ala,
VIA sEABoARp AIR LINE
RAIDWp

Commencing Sunday, October sth, tho
SeahoslI Will lpaugprate double daily
service between Richmond and other
Northern cities, and Birmingham, Trains
loaye Richmond 10 p, NJ. and ago Fl Nj;
arrive birmingham Wis II. M. and 1880 r..
NJ. respectively, For schedules, tickets
and all Information. apply to any Sea-
pony, or District Passenger Agents
office, $50 East Main Street, Phone, A0b,
III. s, Lizard, w, NJ. 'IAYLCR,
4 Dist. Pass, Agt. City 'ItckSt Agt
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

For the convenience of those desiring
to attend the Horse Show at Richmond.
tho Southern Railway will continue to
operate trains No. III and No. lis, be-
tween Richmond and Chase City, Va.
until October 18TH Leave Chase City
sos a, NJ; returning. leave Richmond
600 r. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
c, w WF1STBURY,
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New York ......,.........0 90 $4,000 ia
philadelphia .............. 300 90 10
Earned runs--New York, az 1wo-base
hits--McGann. Mertes. Davis. Murphy
schreck Sacrifice hits ~ Mathewson
Devlln Gilbert. Double plays-Dahlen and
McGann. Left on hases-Ncw York, O.;
philadelphia. 4. First-base on bnls-of
Bland, 2. First base. on errors-Phlladel-
Struck out-by Mnthewson. s: Plank. 5.
Time, 1:47 Umpires, Sheridan and O'Day
Attendance. 7, 955. ~
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ONE WAY COL NIsTs' RATES,
Via Chicago Great Western Railway,

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
to points in Arizona. California, Colo
RADIO, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon
Utah, Washington, Alberta and British
Columbia, Tickets on sale September
18th to October 31st. Choice OF routes
For further Information apply to w. NJ,
Mcconnell. IT. y, A, 621 Iourse build
ing Philadelphia, Pa,
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA,
NORFOLK, OCTOBER 24-27, VIA

q NUKE OEN, OC TOBEH 24'2I VIA
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO ROUTE.
Round-trip tickets will be sold via G..
& o. route, from Richmond on October
23d to eth. inclusive, at $3.50. limited
for return October 3Qth. From other sta
lions. at one and third fares, plus 25
cents, on certificate plan.
c. & o. fast trains for Norfolk leave
Richmond . A. NJ daily and p, NJ. daily
arrive Norfolk IN two hours and twenty
five minutes.
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The Only Hope.

Mrs, WhoopleF-yYou tel ms, Herr yyeglssch,
sInsor! is there no hope at all for her
Herr yogleschn.tzel--vel matam., YOU might l
nut her on a dict Of canary seed. alretty. undt
sss Yat dot Viii do init heF, --1'n cls, Il
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4 Will Find Plenty Of Seats.

No trouble will be experienced by those
who desire seats. Ladies Will occupy the
bleachers as well as gentlemen. But the
grand-stand proper is fast being sold out.
:. One city official said yesterday that he
was willing to wager two to one on
Carlisle or even money that Virginia
would not score. The odds are In favor
OF the Indians, and the Virginia delega-
tIon is placing It's bets now In order TO
SCOOP UP the long end. 1t must not be
understood that there are few hackers OF
tho orange and yellow. for there are
plenty Of them In the city, and they are
crying out that the University eleven VIII
come up to all expectations this year. "A
North Carolina and the Virginia Poly
technc Institute elevens meet here on 7 ne
2Sth OF this month CARPENTER. North
Cardinals great halfback, will be with the
Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute boys. and
the Indications are that there Will be-
crowd equal TO the one for the Virginia
Carlisle game next Saturday present to
witness the struggle.
Georgetown and North Carolina are
here for the 4th OF November. and on
Thanksgiving Day the Virginia Military
Institute and the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute boys will meet The faculty OF
the Virginia Military Academy has grant
ed holiday to all of the students. for
this day, and 1t Is expected that about
$50 win be here to cheer the Lexington
BOYS to victory.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day
by Augustine Royall & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auotipnaer1tt
Office: OF Hull Etrset, Manchester, Va

gs BY Augustine Royall & Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auotipneer1 "A.
Office: Oh Hull Street, Manchester, AZ ~,
{. ot,fr sAIt1 9 II, 4 ~ t !. j i,
~ HOUSE AND er1Ats u j. OF All TIhl
s22REth Of F! PFGGHHcti Aha Abbf.
TER VA, ON TuEsD AY1 oCT. 10. 1906
Ar 1890 O'CLOCK P. Nj, ON THE
PRIIMLBE i +3 f I5I55 SS%s
BY direction Of the Corporation Court
for said city, by It's decree, entered on the
25th day of September, 905, V In the suit
Of Y. j. Talbot and vito va Lloyd "
auction, that yaIuable house and !. lot II, q
lot fronts 1872 feet, more or less, On the
northern limo OF Marx Street, by 167 feet
deep to an alley 16 feet wide. This is ~
splendid lot. The house con ms 5 rooms,
With kitchen and other outbuldings; 4 fine
fruit trees and 81 we'll of pure tier. This
and should attraction attention. For
other Information, call on tho alotloneergs
f TERMS Id cash, balance Mt Q, IL and 218S
months for notes 8 per cent. Interest
added, title retained until the whole pur-3
chase money Is paid and conveyance To-
ordered by the court. M w \ III
@ Special Comm ssloner.3SssSS
+, II. f. Duval, clerk or said court, do
certify that the bond required OF "a the
special commissioner NAMED in the "a bovet
styled suit has been duly given at3ft
Given, under my hand this 2sth day Of
September, 1905. MI sis
@ H. y. DuvAI1, Clerk.
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we'll prepared and reasonably wen
served AT other times we have had
food which was not suitable; the
trouble chiefly, III my opinion, Is IN
tho prepnratloti Of the food--tflnt 49,
The cooking. LIDO not doubt that Some
articles OF the food ars not Of the
proper quality, but We have done the
best we could to correct It and ! am
sure tho superintendent has.
For tho past twelve months tho fnodt
/ am sure, has been worse than usual,
although It has cost us several thou-
sand dollars more during the year.
This Is due to the fact that whilst
we have very good man as comtnis-
Bary now, / think he Ia not only IN
experienced, but douA whether he ms
the capacity to learn to do such work
we'll This matter was thoroughly
looked into by q committee or the
board In June. We> only; re- elected the
quartermaster until the list OF Feb
rtiary and gave him ia understand
that unless there wns great Improve
ment In the conditions he would not
DO longer retained. I atnGrather hope
less about him, although he thinks ne
cnn do better: from what YOU write
INC. It looks as If he is not.
The board will meet again in Lex
ington on the Goth Instant, and this
matter. among others, will BIO consld--
cred. and beg to assure you that
tho board Of visitors and the superin-
tendcnt are thoroughly alive to the
question, and propose to do everything
possible to have proper food, prop
erly cooked and served for tho cadets.
5 Very truly yours,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
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St. Louis National Won.

tlonaly League, runs. 0 hits, 9 errors.
St. Louis, American League. run. hits.
4 error etys5 lysI 3.l.Rs., Z EEFl
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Boston National Won.

BOSTON. October. 9,--Bostnn,5 National
A i.TssIisi Le as rims rims hs e1fors
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EXTRACT,

Resolved by the Board of Visitors
after ipvest igatlon, That tho board Is
OF opinion that tho complaint made
by Or. c. " Darlington Of tho food
furnished cadets Is not justified by the
facts. Tho board sees no occasion to
at present al tor its action taken t the
Juno, 1905, meeting, except to state
that tho food Is neither SO we'll
cooked nor served as 1t should BIO
nor so; Unsatisfactory AZ has been
charged; al It is deemed advisable to
state that there Is no Just ground
for the statement that cadets do not
receive sufficient food for proper nour-
< ishn1ent. All the conditions, now and
heretofore. refuto such a statement,
At the sam e time it must be distinctly
understood that the board Is Of the
opinion that the, management Of the
#con1missaryi department IS very unsat-
y isfactory, and should be promptly rec
( tilted otherwise the department should
DO reorganized shortly:
~ s5 ~ srYs+ 3E $500
I certify that the foregoing is a
correct extract from the minutes Of
the Board OF Visitors Of the Virginia
Military Institute, October 2, 1905.
w. T. POAGUE, .5$$
s5ccy. Board Of Visitors. .f
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4 Pronerty Transfers. \

Richmond-G. j. Hunt and wlfe to T: W,
Gentry, "a feet on north line Of Of rs Hanover street
"a feet east OF Vine Street, s.. 700,
Frank T. Sutton, Jr., special conlmlsslo Toner,
to l.. G.. Jenkins. 70 feet on north line OF
Coutts Street, S. feet west Of ST.. Pau street.
HenrIoo-caroline G. Deattle to Robert NJ,
Beattle, 2ass acres on north side Of Cary
Street being part q .W9 991A sl iack son
lots Nos. IL Is. o5. q, 20 and 81 In block T,
section 9 plan Of Highland SPRINGS !, 'sa
2, acres OF, west side OF Springfield Road, about
ten miles northwest OF Richmond $500
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TEN THOUSAND IN
F00T.B BALL PARK
=Blcacllers Have Been Built All
Around the
Gridiron.
TWo0T0 ONE ON THE REDSKINS.
But University Followers Are
Numerous and Are Getting
All Takers Possible.

Preparations have been made for tho
accommodation OF 10000 people to- Wit
ness yhe game between the Carlisle III
dams and the University OF Virginia
olevers ut Broad Street Park next Sat-
urday afternoon. There nre twenty-five
hundred reserved seats and these are
selling rapidly. The greatest part Of
them have already been disposed Of But
In addition to these there will be over
four thousand seats to be sold, many Of
them on tho day OF the game. Sxty-fvo
hundred people can be seated In the en-
closure and fully three or four thousand
will stand around the picket fence that
is being erected all around the chalk
marks.
Bleaclers practically circle the park.
There Is only one pluce-tho northwest
section-not covered by tho bleachersI This nj.
space Is reserved for the carriages that
Will be driven out by those Interested N
the struggle between the rcdmcn ana
the palefaces.
The establishment of the picket fence
Is something now for those who have at
tended foot ball games here in the past.
There will be no crowding into the feld,
and those who wish to run up and down
tho line to witness each play will have
ample room. On the west side. where the
blenchcrs were recently built. there is
sixteen feet of space between the renee
and the seats, enough room 10 accommo-
date all of those who want to watch each
formation and down.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.
But Few Public Sales This Week.
Real Estate Transfers.

But fow. public sales Of city property arc m.
being Of the opinion that Horse Show week
Is not a good time to offer property to tho
highest bidder. However, there will be HoHe-
THOMPSON Brown and Company will sell tho
two-sory frame dwelling, No, aN N. Twenty,
ninth Street. and at $3.50 the sama Arm Will soil
Stleat. !,
At 6 o'clock Sutton and Company will sell
the large detached brick dwell ling No. 7o2 West
Clay Street, between alunford and Gllmer
Streets
Augustine. Royal and Company will sell In
Of Fifth and Marx Streets, Tho sale Will take
place at 4:ao 2. NJ. IA i$ IS;
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We Will sell TODAY (TuesdaY) Oet,E5l
10th, commencing at 1890 A. Nh a Z our !
warerooms, 1900 u. MAIN streat,8Sf very
Handsome Brass Bed and Spring ,,l Very I. Y
tTcnnessee marble top) Sdcboard Go d-39
Leaf Parior Suit Is plecesl. Odd Parlor8
Chairs library Suit. Ebony. Pa flofs
Stand Oak Chamber Suits, Wa lnut.
Oak Bool, Cases, Combination Book CasA;5
and Secretary. Odd Beds, Bureaus, wash
stands, Mattresses, Chairs, Portlers,, - Fic,ls
lures. i Large Oftlce File with IL nles).
Oak Folding Bed SlX-Foot shoW5t cas- e.
Lot OF Candy Jars, Tobacco, 81 che WIS 1
Gum, etc.. etc, etc. 55s 5 an i3. I'M WIS.,
Ladies invited 10 attend this sale. HIS
RICHMOND AUCTION &C. $ss8s
Geo. III. Valentine, AuCtoneer. IF III
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BY Sutton & Company,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
/ 1C North Ninth Street. &,
~ oMMIssIo NER's Said

THAT LARGE DETACHED BRICK
p p t, , oN !, T lly s1DTIt
AIR RS I 45s ". s gEAY 5TR AHP kNoW
NJ Iii execution OF a decree of the Rlch-8l |;
mond Chancery Court IN the suit.of FAM
and others, entered on the 90 day III III Oa-fIEE
#tober. 1905, I shall as special minisalon-la
err, offer for sale at public auction upor.
'N0 r eHS1?xS 1GTo OBJ I, 10TH ~
the above described prope,tyy; The houss5 II II
90 seas slGe 81 e gay s ans ssS e
or loss, running back a depth OF 100 feet ss
more o. less, to an alley &,
TERMS: Ona-thrd cash, the Eresid ue ll8s
three equal instalments, payab BILE at g. "A N
and is montts. with interest added at Kan
per cent? from the day Of sale, g nd this IL
chase money is paid and q conveyarles'ss5
ordered By the court, or all cash at the II
option Of the purchase ser. S,;s3s
FRApS Special e; 1G Comm zia mar
certify that the above bond on rs reqni1sa
ae oIyen n uad es' ny hand this 9Th
's0D u, cHAs, Q. sAv1 u i, ! \. 5g5ss
By5 Thompsso ,,s Brown " : cq'm npssIy
tthS IbestA ~ e'eo -
puBLlc AUCTION 1869 AgSI
Two-story Frame Dwelling II
9O6 N. Twenty ninth,
Tuesday, October 10, 1905
b O'Clock P, M, W
This is a good, substantial, frame pro p.SSii
erty, and q ready renter. Always occe1n Viii
TERMS: ono fourth cash, Q, p and \ y III
w. S saSise'5s e BR5S IS
BY j. Thompson Brown q Company .s$s883sSS
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee'rs'
pue &c Az cTloN SALE
Two Story Frame Dwell ng,@
28O6 o STREET
Bet. INVENT seventh and Twenty. elahtl5,,s
Tuesday, October 10, 1908 ,SS
$50 O'Clock F.. mt .155!S
This dwelling has 5 rooms. The lot
fronts II feet Inches by 81 feet. and " az
snug home and safe Investment 3 entsS II
TERMS: One fourth cash. g, ]. and s q
months, or one.third cash, / and 2 years. $3s s5
j. THoMPsoNss BROWN NJ I,G sers
By Richmond Auction Company
Phone 47l6. 100 East Main Streett:.la$8s# INV,
BRASS BEDS, EXTENSION TAeL Es,sS
WARpRoBES, BOOKCASES s iONNs lsHaS$
$845B CASE, CANDY JARS, ETC 9SssF
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This is a good, substantial frame prop
erty. and O ready rem ter. Always occll1A
pied. It contains IS rooms Lot 27Sl40s fee "
months. or one-third cash, and 2 years.
J. THOMPSON BROWN s. Coz 5Sgs
Auc tipneers.SaaSs
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This dwelling has 5 rooms, Tho /, lot
fronts II feet Inches by 81 feet. anq 9, .ls Is. g
well. s1 5 8. j2S IL ] a " H, ~
TERMS: One fourth cash. 8, y and slS2S
months. or one.third cash, and yea Ts.S3gs Il;
piE5-I57 Auctioneers,s I
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+ Boards Resolutions.
Lexington, Va Oct. 4, 1905
Charles v. CarrIngtorl, Richmond,

DIT CrII1 1cs vV44'
Va; VI fs
Dear sir-I am directed by Mr..
Alexander Hamilton, president Of tho
board OF visitors Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, to send YOU tho en-
closed copy OF a resolution adopted
by the said board at Its last meeting.
and TO say that At is sent as a reply
to your communtca ton.
81 Very respectfully and truly,
W.T.. POAGUE,
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BY Richmond Auction Company
4 Phone 47l6. 100 East Main Street,

BRASS BEDS, EXTENSION. TA9L Es,S
g WARDRoBEs, BOOKCASES, Show
CASE, CANDY JARS, EFT S5$9
AT AUCTION TODAY 1880 Az MI 5SSesI
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DR.. Charles v, Darlington, Richmond.
Val
My Dear Doctor,-I have your Two
letters Of the nth Instant as to the
character and preparation and service
of food to cadets at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, ! am obliged to you
for tho letters. because Wish every
aid We can get IN lettering conditions
there In every way.
This is not new subject to me, At
times we have had excellent fopd.
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I certify that the above bond required;
OF tho special commissioner, by the above
decree, has been duly given. 's s ia3
b Given under my hand this 9Th day Oh
1850 - cHAs. o. sAv1LLE, IT'S
Clerk. NJ
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

Called for No Great Skill.
with neither of these last two
bear had there been any call for
prowess; my part was merely to Kill
the bear dead at the first shot, for
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

'"The increase in the value of the
farm is faster from the judicious Sc
lection and planting of choice fruits
than from any other source. Trees and
plants give to the farm or home a
cheerful, prosperous appearance and
will increase the value very much.
Why not extract some of the sweets
from life when by so doing We bring
ourselves and others in closer touch
With the Divine Ruler and Giver of all
coed gifts, and leave the world better
than we found it. 1t has been said:
He is a public Denefactor who makes
two blades of grass grow where one
grew before" and he who leaves two
trees where he found one is certainly
"a benefactor. The cultivation of
fruits and flowers brings one i'm closer
touch with nature, and should de-
Velop the noble traits of character. If
the farmer would diversity his crops,
set apart an acre or more for fruits.
give them the attention necessary to
make them success and thereby in
crease the value of his farm. increase
his revenue. which can be done by
the sale of the surplus fruits, and in
crease the home attractions, there
would be less of the mad rush of our
young people to The already crowded
cities and towns
The success and square dealing Of
Mr.. Young is made manifest in the
vast numbers Of letters Of endorse
ment of him and the stock which he
sells. His patrons are delighted. his
business grows, ana in this respect ne
is typical figure in his line IN North
Carolina, q State OF vast resources.
with opportunities at haGu for All
who make their home within it's fruit
full borders.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12
The State and It's Up-Build-
ing.
CONTINUED from page nine.)

spaces hereto barren comprise returns
from the flowing of the sand hills that
may not be reckoned for generations.
The Slow-Accumulated eWaIth
1t has here been the purpose to
show something of what a great State
has been doing in a quiet way. The
industries of North Carolina are SO
Varied, they started from such small be
ginningS and are so matter of fact in
success that the recital of what has
been done and what is here begets
an enthusiasm that is all too apt to
die in the narration. The wealth OF
the State, as shown in its banking i'll
dustry alone, is revelation.
There are now in operation within
North Carolina 224 State banking M
situations. These are founded OH i
capital Of $5,395,536; of assets they
have $35, 100000.
OF National banks there are 48, hav-
ing capital of $3.50 900, and assets
of s25,942,S32.
Under a strict supervision and Of
ficered by men who have yet not been
touched with any dream Of finance be-
yond that of the just reward of COM
mon honesty, these financial institu'
tons are blessing and aiding almost
every town in the State and others are
being daily organized.
The great prevalence of State in
stitutions, also. which are not debarred
as are the National banks from maxi
ing loans on real estate. emphasizes the
value of the banks to the material
progress of their communities.
Time does not permit that the era
of railroad building should be referred
to in detail. The great systems, how
ever. are branching out all over the
State, and the time has come when
private roads, organized by home capt.
tai, are being operated to the develop
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-12

and crossed the creek. Soon after
ward we saw the cat ahead of them.
For the moment it threw them off
the, track by making circle and gall
Looping around close to the rearmoSt
hounds. 1t then made for the creek
bottom. where it climbed to the top
of a tall aspen. The hounds soon
picked up the trail again, and fol-
lowed it full cry; but unfortunately
Just before they reached where it
had freed they ran on TO a porcupine.
When we reached the foot of the
aspen in the top of which the bobcat
crouched. with most of the pack
oraying beneath we found the porcu-
pine dead and a half a dozen dogs
With their muZzles and threats filled
full Of quilts. Before doing anything
with the cat it was necessary to take
these quilts out One of the terriers,
which always found porcupines an
attraction, was really
extra ordinary sight, so thickly We're
the quilts studded over his face and
hest. But a big hound was in even
worse conditions; the quilts were stuck
in abundance into his nose, lips,
cheeks, and tongue, and in the roof
Of his mouth they were almost as
thick as bristles in a brush. Only
by use of pincers was it possible to
rid these two dogs of the quilts, and
It was q long and bloody job. The
others had suffered less.
Bagging a BObcat.
The dogs seemed to have no sym
pathy with one another, and appar-
entity all that the rest of the pack
felt was that they We're kept q long
time waiting for the cat. They never
stopped baying for a minute, and
shorty, as was his habit, deliberately
bit great patches of bark from the
aspens, to show his Impotence; for
the tree in which the cat stood was
one which he could climb. After
to the porcupine dogs one
of the men climbed the tree and with
a stick pushed out the cat. 1t dropped
down through the branches forty or
fifty feet, but was so quick in start
ing and lodging that it actually rush
ed the pack, crossed the stream, and,
and twisting. was off up the
creek through the timber 1t ran
cunningly and in a minute or two
lay down under a bush and watched
the hounds as they went by, over
running its trail Then it took off
up the hillside; but the hounds speed
lily picked up it's track, and running
in single file, were almost on il. Then
the cat turned down hill, but too
late, for it was overtaken within fifty
yards. This ended our hunting The
Presidents story of his hunt is of
absorbing interest throughout.