The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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head followed hy r. fapid succession ~ cuts
IN 'he stomach and Ghost The animal
foRfci and hit and clawed Tho left arm Of the
sport.nnn. who thtottled him With tho rRht
and shook him ~ with such force that the
animal losi its balance and rolled on the
ground
totindra promptly took advantage NJ The
s]i'uRtinn md planted hls right foot on the
animals hollv. thus rlnnlrg him down ON
tho ground while hc rnincd vicious thriIats
with tho dagger Al over the hrutc's body.
Although badly Wounded tho animal had
atll plenty NJ ncht left In him, and cranlng
aud wriggling hiv neck hc was able IN plant
his fanga into tho ahikati's thigh Just above
tho knc"cap. while the deadly claws were In
ccsanutly at work on other parts Of the youths
body
Jotindra's dagger cam into play again.
and ono terrific blow Glove the skullcap
through the brain. The boast then let go his
bite ard lav writhinR In death agony on
the ground. but yet Impotently swapping
TIA Jaws together every now and again Mt
its assailant. who finally thrust his dagger
into the throat. with one mighty snap the
boast held the blade in its jaws and expired.
II was n Job to release tho dagger from the
grip oI the lHngH ol lne u"uu leOpdTu. Inc
spectators were Mortified and held spellbound
by the sight. So much so that not n finger
was raised to assist Jo'indra in his unequal
fight. The leopard measured I feet from tip
TO tip and was a magnificent specimen OF
his kind.
Jotindra was brought down to Calcutta
In n raging fever and delirium. suffering
from intense blood poisoning. His quarry
accompanied him in the same train. The
dead leopard. whose wounds were no less
frightful than the shikari's. drew crowds OF
admirlng visitors for two days. the people
pulling of its hair to keep az charms and
amusing themselves by twisting Its ears
Jotindra is n dark compleXioned youth of
~ or %. tall, sincwy and well built. His soft
boyish face. Brahninical topknot and bead
necklace give no indication of his dauntless
courage. The prayers and best wishesAof
the entire Bcngalese nation will be with the
y Dung hero. news Of whose complete recov-
cry will be eagerly awaited.