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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
QUESTION OF NAVY
House Spends Day Discussing Build
ing of New Sea Terror.

WASHINGTON May 16.-Thc naval appro-
priotlon bill carrying nearly hundred mil
lion dollars. completed today In the
House after ono OF tho busiest days of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Believes White House Responsible.

And therefore It seems TO me conclusive That
this slander proceeded from the White House
/ hope for tho honor OF my country. that II
does not proceed from the President himself
But II he be OF high sopse of honor
ho will SEQ to IL that Senators aro not slan
dered BY his subordinatcs. and tho miserable
wretch who communicated to those newspR
pers and who sought through them TO com
municats the country elander on me
which people might discuss rather than the
Issues that have been raised. he is UNIT for
Ms high Office. and the who perpetrntcd
that infnmy will pay for II with his position.
and II the man continues 60 hold his ONCE II
IS to 10 assumed that what he has done has
been with the approval OF his chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Cost rore Than $1,000. 900.

The total cost OF a cable to touch at
Cuba, Porto Rico and Panama. he said
was estimated at 81. 100000. It could be
laid by converting the army transport
Sumner into cable ship at nominal cost
Opposition 10 the proposition was mado
on behalf of the company now operating
the American line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
or out OF their presence without giving O,
fense 10 them.
Not Strong Expression,

fense 10 them.
Not Strong Expression.
Nor IL very strorg expression 10 .o,,
that they Were trying 10 lnture or defeat m.
bill by Ingenious constitutional arguments T,
did not mean that they wero trying 10 d,roat
the hill II II could be amended 10 meot thai
Views 5fr, Knox had declared II TO b. IN
constitutional unlsss amended and that wa,
tho general position of the opponents OF iInn
tied court reYiow, which led the PresIdsnt
on that day 20 conclude 81 would be bost -
expressly grant the jurisdiction to reviow. but
10 rigidly limit IL to the two objects naued
Tho only harm that / see that has cor.
in tho whole business WAS the abandonnnn,
OF any attempt to corry that Limitation OF tba
review. without any previous notice To Son
ntors Tilman ond Bailey
Might Have Been Worse.
ON the whole perhaps ] ought TO con,jd.r
myself fortunate. II tho old lmperialist doy.
had becn fully revived ut tho White Housc
ono whom / considered the beet Of friends
senotor Lodge. upon demand. would hnvo ont
of my head and taken IL to President Roosc
Welt q charger and I should hayo spokor
moro. Now ut least l have left to me tha
power OF speech. But I shall never use ip
again n missionary from President Rooss.
welt To tho Democratic party.
SnpprelY you're
lsignedl HILLIAX z. CHANDLER.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
AIDS TO NAVIGATION

Government Plans to Build New
Lighthouses and Signals.
WASHINGTON, May l6-The House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce today authorized a favorable
report on omnibus bill carrying be-
tween twenty and twenty-five projects a.
aids to navigation" and authorizing an
appropriation OF something In excess of
q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Rebellious Leader Captured.

BERLIN. May ,e.-Morenso, lcador of the
rebellion in German Southwest Africa. has
been cRptugcd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
CABLE TO PANAMA
Secretary Taft Also Urges Need Of
FortiticationS

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Secretary Taft
today urged before the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce tho
military necessity of o Government cable
to Guantanamo, Cuba. Porto Rico and
the lsthmus of Panama,
I'VE are proceeding upon the Idea that
We are to fortify the Panama canal" he
said I'VE have already had a report,
from the artillery and engineering board
as to the fortlhcations TO be made there.
Need Fortifications.
"It Is said the canal ought to be
neutral but II will be necessary 10 have
fortifications to protect IL against those
who may not observe that neutrality,
with the conditions there as they are.
nnd the United States under the respon-
sibillty OF suppressing insurrections in
country where they have instructions
once N year, II makes communication
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
BUYS SALT LAKE
STREET RAILWAY
Purchaser Is the IntermOun-
tain Consolidated Railroad
Company of Boise.
OGDEN LINES ARE ALSO
TAKEN IN BY SAME CROWD
twenty-five Million Dollars Is
Capital Stock of Big
Combine.

The Intermountain Consolidated Rail-
road company. which was incorporated at
Boise, Idaho, Wednesday, and OF which
mention was made in The Tribune.
Wednesday morning. is even a more eX-
tensive concern than 1t was at first pre-
sumed to be.
Buys Other Roads.
Not only does this company proposed to
build an electric road from Levan, Juab
county. Utah, 10 Preston, Idaho, but the
announcement also Is made that the COM
pany has purchased from the Utah Light
and Railway company the entire street
car system OF Salt Lake and also has
purchased the Ogden street car lines from
David Eccles and associates,
President Joseph F Smith OF the Utah
Light and Railway company, and PreSi-
dent David Eccles Of the Ogden Street
Railway company. however. are directors
OF the new company
Who Compose Directory.
The full list OF the directors and incor-
porators of the Intermountain Consoli-
dated Railroad company is as follows:
e Nreelond. president OF the Manhattan
Railroad company OF New York.
Baron Hotty 'OiScl. president of the Bank
OF Paris. France.
Sir Thomas Jackson, president OF the Hong
William G. Rathbone. Eco, preedent Of the
Manchester s. Stafford Railroad company,
Manchester, BnBIunc.
Alexander Mackonzie. Ottawa, Canada.
Henry Dupont. Paris.
Charico F. Wilsor, N D., president of the
International Trust company OF Idaho.
Joseph F. Smith. president or the Utah Light
g. Railway company, Salt Lake.
Gov, John c. Cutler OF Utah
George c. Parkinson. president Of the Idaho
State Savings bunk. Preston, Ida
John A Bosley eS-Attorncy-C'eneral OF
Idaho. Montpelier. Ida.
David Eccles. president Of the Ogden Street
Railway company. Ogden
L. G. Miller Murray,
Col Willard Young, Salt Lake.
Many Capitalists Interested.
for ten shares OF tho capital sLeok> OF tho
company with the exception OF nS.n A. Bag
ley, who hos subscribed for 5000 shares
Others who have subscribed for stock are as
follows. tho par value being $40 per share: +
M Lyman, Jr.. for hln,G-H and other church
officials 5000 shares. Bcrcsford Hope OF Eng
land. looCo; London Share and Debonture
company OF London, 50 600. scligmun Frcres &
Co, Paris. 100000.
Capital Twenty-Five Millior.
The stock subscribed for totals SIS. 600 o0o
which lJ the entire capital OF the big company
In addition TO building an electric road from
Logan to Preston, q distance OF IS mIlos tho
Salt Lake TO Brighton. 20 miles: Snlt Lake 10
Stockton. 40 miles r0ylorSvilo 10 Bingham. %
miles. Lognn TO Paradise. lS miles.
Elect Officers Today.
It is expected that tho directors will meet
and elect Officers today. or os soon as tho
articles nod in this State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Convicted Last Year.

Mrs Powell was convicted last year Of
stealing cattle. but was granted II new
trial before sentence was pronounced
She Is the widow OF William Powell be-
lieved to have been the victim years ago
OF Tom Horn, a notorious cattleman OF
this part OF the State, was was hanged
u boy.
Mre. Powell -sIll be married at the ex-
piratlon of heT jail sentence to Huns
Fehr wealthy German resident of this
county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
HOLDS THAT BAILEY
WAS NOT TRUSTED
Chicago Correspondent Makes
Answer to Attack of Texas
Senator.

CHICAGO. May 16-Thc Tribune in the
morning Will publish the following from
Raymond, its Washington correspon-
dent III answer to the attack made upon
lis veracity by Senator Bailey OF Texas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Will Make Many Improvements.
WOMAN GOES TO JAIL
Says Sho Is Not Guilty, but Will Not
Fight Case.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 70 Tho ITbune.
LARAMIE. Wyo.. May l6.-Mrs Mary
Powell today entered plea OF nolo con-
tendere In the District court TO the
charge or the theft OF cattle from DIR.
Stevens und was sentenced TO three
months In the county jail She claimed
she was not guilty OF the charge, but
rather than fight the case she would ac-
cont the 1udHnment OF The cnllrt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Remembers What Was Said,

In the very outset OF the negotiations no was
conducting, Chandler prepared and left at
the White House q written memorandum for
the benefit OF the President / have not the
text OF that memorandum before me- but.
quoting from memory. IL says: THE railroad
Senators want the Bailey amendment. but
Tillman is for tho Presidents court review
Amendment md VIII block thcIx gnme."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Many Capitalists Interested.
Capital Twenty-Five Millior.

The stock subscribed for totals s25 600 oOO
which ~ the entire capital OF the big company
In addition TO building an electric road from
Logan to Preston, distance OF IS mllos rho
following branches also will be constructed:
Salt Lake TO Brighton. 20 miles: Salt Lake 10
Stockton. 40 miles. TaylorSvillo 10 Bingham %
miles. Lognn 70 ParaJlsc Is miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Predicts New Song.
Discussing Pipe Lines.

Up to this point the Senate had been
considering the bill ns In Committee of
the Whole but II was then, at 4;40 p. m,
reported to tho Senate and Senator Hop
kins renewed his motion to have the pipe
line provision amended, striking out the
extension OF the provision to the Panama
Cano1 zone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Says He Stated Facts.

''In dispatch sent by mo on Monday to The
Tribune, which aroused such tempest In tho
Senate this afternoon and which provoked
Senator Bailey TO declare II TO be malicious
lie and to insinuatc 1t was directly Inspired
by the President himself, i stated facts on the
authority OF Chandler himself II was he who
conveyed to the White House the lntlmation
that Bailey traitor, and II the Texas
Senator has any one TO blame, II must be
Illlmnn.S friend. William z Chnndler-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
TopA
PLENTY Of EXCEPTIONS
TO THIS new LAW
CulbersOn Amendment to Rate
Bill EXcites Merriment
in Senate.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Thc Culbcr-
son amendment to the rate bill was ex-
tended so as to except so many persons
and classes that when read II aroused
general merriment on the floor OF the
Senate.
motion by Senator Ballinger to lay
the amendment on tho table was lost
2G to So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Criticises President.
Amendment Agreed To.

Senator McLaurin then presented an
amendment prohibiting greater charges
for short than for long hauls. and Sem
ator Daniel moved u substitute to cover
the situation In Virginia. Both Senators
spoke In support OF their respective pro-
visions. and Mr.. McLaurin entered upon
general criticism of the Presidents
course in connection with the rate bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Elect Officers Today.

1t ia expected that tho directors will meet
and elect offlcors today os soon as tho
articles are nod in this State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Exonerates the President.

The dispatch / scnt to the Tribune was
telegFaphcd on my own authority and without
the knowledge consent on the President
against whom Bailey trained his batteries to-
day. and not against l have not seen
the President since tho dispatch was written
and l have not asked him for the text OF this
memorandum OF William K, Chandler, because
the text could at beet add only few words
TO the quotation haye given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Bailey Again Reused.

Intend 10 put in tho Record upon the state
ment OF more than ono reputable newspaper
correspondent in that gallery-and as a rule
they are honorable as Senators on this
floor-on their authority 1 SKATE that the two
chief cuckoos OF this administration are tho
correspondents OF the New York Tribune and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
Is FULL REPLY
PRESIDENT
Senator Chandler
i Senator Tillman, De-
ling His Position.
by STATEMENT
HE ORIGINALLY MADE
! Hard Fall Out of Sena-
Lodge in Sarcastic
Manner.
IL rhe statement follows:
Cannot Ignore 1t.
II. TtIlman- AS the telephone

Al, Tillman: AS the telephone
--ident Roosevelt sent 10 the sen"
Gsnator Ledge remains in the
Record of May II. IL seems 10
,1d tako some notice OF II, which
reaffirming tho essential uu'h oi
Al l made 10 you and "hich you
IA Senate. Much as l regret thee
1Hon OF Senator Loago ana enc
Ia forced an issue between the
myself. the extreme language he
rceh issue unavoidable and l can
|rorn or cvado It. although can
"a the chief executive OF the M
" llko his own. Upon our re-
-mcnts | submit the controversy
! ucc 10 the judgment OF those who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17

Former Senator Chandler was given as
authority for tho statement that Tillman
had been suspicious OF Bailey, who, 1t was
also stated. was really opposed TO rate
legislation, and was also In constant con-
ference with Senator Aldrich with the
purpose OF defeating the rate bill
After this statement had been read Mr.
Bailey took the floor and said deliberate
ll-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17

First OF ALL lot me quote William e
Chandler, formerly a Senator from New Hamp
shire now the president Of the Spanish Claim
commission He is the personal friend OF Sen
ator TlllInan, he the intermediary be
tween Tillman and the President Whichcve
Of tho two originated the negotiations, Chand
ler certainly conducted thom. IL was his eyl
dence which has twice been cited by Mr Tin
man on the GooT of the Senate. and II II
Chandler who In effect has given the lie direc
O tho President
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-17
,mstantial Evidence.

! <ho DO not know mo there is for
rumntantial evidence or q high or
loHp TINT tho President could not
! 10 make in substance the state
} be denies, Nor could no have
n whole statement which no now
HIHls impulsivcncss has led him
trrcr upon a point OF no Import
but only as affecting HIS at
Igivc 10 you further state"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12

Thence north twenty t20) chains toI
the place of beginning, containing ont
hundred and sixty ti6ol acres. En-
bracing the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter IN section eighteen tisl. and the
southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter and the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter Of section ses'
en- t7l, containing one hundred and
sixty u6o} acres.
Tract No. two CD, embracing the
northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter. the northwest quarter OF the
south southeast quarter the south
west quarter OF the northeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter OF section seven en-
township sixteen t1Gl, north range
seventeen u7) east; containing one.
hundred and sixty I6ol acres.
Tract No. three t3), embracing the
northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter. the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter OF section sew
en- ca, the southwest quarter u the
southeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF
section six t6b, township sixteen ti6l
north range seventeen tl7b east;
containing one hundred and sixty
| tf60D acres.
Tract No. four a., embracing the
southeast quarter OF the southeast
4 quarter Of section six tGD. the south
west quarter Of the southwest quart
er of section Ave go. the northwest
! quarter of the northwest quarterof sec.
tion eight (Sl and the northeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter Of section
seven "a. township sixteen tl6t.
north range seventeen III eas': con
4 tanning one hundred and sixty tI6cl
acres. :5..
i Tract No. fve t5l. embracing the
southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter. the northeast quarter of the
II northeast quarter OF section seven
t0. The southwest quarter "a the
, northwest quarter, the northtes,
[ quarter of the southwest quarter ID
I section eight tsl, township sixteer
j f1s1, north range seventeen t1Tl
east: containing one hundred and SIX
Ity flso) acres.
III That unless you enter ynur appear
Z ance on or before July 2s, 1903, iudg
! ment Nv default and decree pro con
q fesso viii be entered against you.
/ That the names Of the piaintiff'
q laftorney III Bunker a Lucas. who's
1 Enostovice address Is Las Vegas. Nes
i Mexico.
d sFcUNDTN0 ROMERO
!. s.55 Clerk of District Court.
ri Optic want ads bring results.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12

Frank Springer. Attorney at Law
office In Crockett building. LAs
vsas, N. M.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12
LITTLE MONGOOSE and Big RATHER
/. wage LONG AND INTERESTING DUEL
chneumon Demonstrates Ptowess on Two Osher Snakes
He Makes Tenibe Python Take to Timber. Bui
Piited Against Anzona Ratiler. Honors are Even.
Crowd May Have frightened Creature

. They're tpsh afEmia." saia a aE-
saanasE.
osags ~ Flash.
The Eaaagaos@ snnsea exeF close,
Almosa tna quickly for The eye 70 taa'
aow she little tsalUw snapped his
pointed taws over The zip ~ the rat
tiers head, The aArt u the rodent
and The strike of the reptile seEe
simultaneous. fssfose the snake eoslia
puiss Tor a second strike The ichnsa-
mon was on on the side. licking bis
chops.
The first round ended with neither
hurt apparently and neither ambitions
10 rsnew the contest. Isat IN was 10 he
a fisht 10 a tintsh and Bostoek dif
some mere proddinE The cage was
tilted on one edge and the t~o wee
thrown together. Again there was
that lightning like contact of mouths.
The mnngoase merely licked his red
chops and the snake kept np his rat
lie and the dart Of his ugly black
toAgu~.
Five times this WAS repeated and
then there vas q long interim IN
which neither would notice the other.
n was then that bagful u other
snakes were empsied into the cage
la king. a eoaehwhip. q nocassin. .
baby python and q couple Of biacb
runners. Under the prod the mon
goose dispatched the ecachwhip and
wounded the python. ~.
The cage was taken inside the Bos
took arena and the crowd kept out
The sparring under cover WAS some
what better. but few blows wer'
struck. >t@@*
| The mongoose slowly drew close
TO the coil. Almost inyisibly. too, N,
dark.brown coils sanirmed to D nes
position. The black tongue Of tn
snake whipped the air and the raj
ting was incessant. The spectators
now reduced 10 o dozen, held thei
breaths. Half minute ana the head
we're close together that the snake
tongue almost touched the char
/, red mouth Of the rodent. Two ses
Z onds. or perhaps three. they locke
into each othcr's eyes. Ciiekl lii
. the impIngement Of an electric spar
: the heads were together and as auicl
I ~ away again.
! The next time they were forced I,
I rether the rodent merely opened h
: mouth wide. but made no effort 10 q,
> vance. Then Mr.. nostock called n,
| fight a draw.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12
NOTICE or PUBLICATION.
mo. 6lSo.,
Territory Of New Mexico,
- Can Sflu,.al

mo. 6lso.,
Territory of New Mexico.
County Of San Miguel,
In the District Court, Fourth Ju.
dicial District.
Thomas w. Hayward. plaintiff, vs.
The Board of Trustees Of tha Town
Of Las Vegas. Jefferson Reynolds,
president of said Board and trus.
tee: Elisha v. Long, secretary Of
said board and trustee: Charles IL
field. Isidore Gallegos. Eugenio Rome
or, Felix Esauibel and Frederick IL.
Pierce, trustee Of the said board, and
all unknown claimants of interests
adverse to the Estate O. Plaintiff In or
to the premises hereinafter described
or any part thereof. Defendants.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
The said defendants, to wit: All
unknown claimants of interest adverse
to the Estate Of Plaintiff In or TO the
premises hereinafter described or ais j
part thereof. are hereby notified that
a suit has been commenced against
them by ihos. W. Hayward, plaintiff
In the district court OF San Miguel
county. Territory Of New Mexico, seek
ing to quiet title Of said plaintiff
10 the following described real estate
situate in the County Of San Miguel
Territory of New Mexico, 10 wit:
The certain body OF land common
ly known as the Thomas ". Hayward
ranch in township sixteen t1sD NORTH
range seventeen tI7t east of the La.
Vegas Grant. comprising an area 81
nine hundred and sixty tsG0p acres
Divided into six tG1 tract Of one hun
drea and sixty tlso1 acres
Each as shown on the plat Of sat
ranch made by J. L. Zimmerman. cfsi
engineer, official surveyor Of the La
Vegas Grant and attached to Book o
Plats. page SIS. on file and Of record Il
the office of the probate clerk an
ex-offieio recorder In said county o
San Miguel, Territory of New Mes
leo. and more particularly describe
and bounded as follows:
| Tract No. one ti), beginning Mt
point twenty t2ol chains east !
range line between sections seven q
and eighteen ISL. township sixtae
tIs,, north range seventeen t171 eas
Thence north twenty t2o, chains |
the northwest corner Thence ea'
forty t4ol chains to the northea'
icarnar. Thence south forty faf
Iehains to the southeast corn
Thence west forty f40) chain
to the southwest corne
=, - K p = X I :
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12
New York wmaa.s

For an haar and three-aaRrteEs ses,
teraay. eogn ~ consy island. ras-
tae snake and a uaoRsoo~s fought a
duel. white men and wild animal.
toakma 0a. u Was M lntsFmEsteRH
Aght, wiih long rests. do.iglag duck,
ing ami siAesssps. or rather. eraw1s.
when Rossoek. the animal Snowman
fnaily stopped the battle by dragging
The rasalesnake ont of tho cage, the
verdict was that honoFs were even.
Of course. nothing Ike n WAS eses
seen before anywhere in the woEid,
far the mongoose II tntenaieted hy
the United States. and the rattle
snake II unknown In the habitat ~
the mongoossk Mr.. Bostoek said he
bought the little gray indian roaeai
about ten days ago from sailor.
Who got n IN Hindnssan. In indis
the mongoose IN regarded N the sn
perior Of all snakes even To the iarg'
est cobras. and h domestleated to sx
terminate reptiles and vermin
Whatever their pru~ess On the
home grounds. the little sauiEreliiks
fellow that fought The Arizona rattleI
yesterday failed 10 live np TO the repn
tation of his genus The crowd made
him nervous and probably after hs
found that the hard scales ON ths
head OF the rsttier were imperyioas
To his tiny teeth no lost heart.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12

Optic want ads bring results.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12
PHYSICIAN.
ATToRNESe.

George n. Aunksr. Attorney at laS
office. veeder block. Las Vegas. N
NJ.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-12
Assseks Other Snakes.

Just 20 show what he could do In
the snake killing line. though. he put
a terrible python out Of business and
tore open the head of little coach
whip. These two were much more
sluggish than the rattler. a big fei
low fully Ave feet long. with six rat
ties and a button. According TO back
woods lore that would make the
snake ten years old.
The FIRST Ave rounds of the contest
took place In the open air. >Bostocl'
poketl the big snake into cage about
FIVE feet SQUARE. with wire sides
Fully a hundred persons with coup
lie Of policemen stood In circle tf
watch the bout. crouching on hi
belly, the little Indian ichneumor
eyed the American crutalus In euri
gus sort Of way. Crotalus was angr,
from the pokes Of a slender walking
stick. and from his coils kept up
continuous rattle. with his blaci
tongue licking ont n menace to hl'
,iversary. Neither appeared to b
anwious tn strike the first blow.