New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-19
CAPTURES LIVE WOLF.
President Roosevelt Adds to His
Fame as a Hunter in
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Okla, April 12.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt featured the second
day of his hunting in the big pasture by
capturing alive fu11-groWn and com
bative coyote without a scratch. The
prairie wolf had been oyertakens and
doWned by the dogs, and while the ami
NAL was fighting its attackers the presi-
dent slipped from his horse and caught
the wolf by its jaws. rendering it help
less. This feat, which is occompH shed
by but few plainsmen and cowboys
brought forth round of applause from
those who witnessed it. The guide
John Alternately, who is noted as the
champion wolf catcher of the southwest
captured the first wolf on Monday in
this manner, and at that time the presi-
dent announced his intention of imitat-
ing the feat. Seven other wolves were
caught during the day, all being taken
by the more usual method of allowing
the dogs to finish the animals.
Newcastle, Col, April / -There has
been fresh snowfall in this region,
and the roads to Camp Roosevelt were
impossible. By telephone, however. it
is learned that the men and animals in
camp are suffering. no hardships, and
John Coll says that unless more snow
falls everything will be in good order
when the president arrives. There will
be no dearth of game for President
Roosevelt. He will have all the bears
he wants. and he can choose his own
methods He can chase with the dogs
beat through the district with 25 men
or personally attack and kill at close
quarters. Four bears have already
been located. Trappers were follow
ing the tracks of half a dozen Others
and by the time the presidential party
arrives the lairs of Is or 30 bears prob
ably will be known.
Colorado Springs, Col, April 15.-Frul-
ly 10000 people assembled at the Santa
Fes station Friday night to welcome
President Roosevelt. Grand Army vet
Grams were lined up on the platform, and
a band entertained the crowd during the
| wait Promptly at 1880 o'clock the
| presidential special train pulled into the
station. Wild cheering greeted the
president as he stepped out upon the
| platform of the car. The president re-
sponded to calls for aspeech. saying in
/ part:
II am going to make a request OF the
/ people of Colorado. | am off on a hunt.
One thing you cannot do on a hunt, and
/ that is to carry a brass band. You can
not combine hunting bears with your
Fourth of July celebration, SO am going
to beg the people of Colorado to treat me
on this hunt just as well as the people OF
/ Oklahoma treated me on the wolf hunt
!! If "a lot of newspaper men start to come
in after me will have to come home;
! that is all there is to it. The thing they
/ can do chat will please me best is to lei
me be on that hunt alone and pay nc
earthly attention to me or to any of my
! party while am off in the mountains
i Wantto ask the newspaper men, and es
/ pecially the newspaper men of this great
! state of yours. a fair show, and not tC
/ try to follow me up. If they do it prob
4 ably will mean that shall have to give
4 up the hunt. If they won't do it vii
agree that if anything of any earthly in
+. terest happens 1 will have the news Sent
1 OUT