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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02

The United States Indian agent at
Pine Ridge is now receiving mares,
cows and heifers from contractors for
issue to Indian allottees now entitled
to receive their benefits. The schedule
of allottees entitled to benefi is contain
over 800 names, nearly one half of
whom elected to take twenty heifers
each, in lieu of other articles stipulated
in the treaty. To fill these contracts
it requires over 5000 heifers, 2 to 8
years of age, SIG mares and 816 COWS
and numerous farming implemen is
mentioned in the treaty.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02

Should anyone desire to see a perfect
picture of nature clothed in beautiful,
garb Of vegetation of the richest colors,
he should visit the crop fields of Central
South Dakota. AS the gentle zephyrs,
for which South Dakota is noted, are
waited over the dark green fields of
grain, causing great waves to rise and
fall like the 5illows of a great lake, a
picture is represented fit for the gods to
behold.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02

The South Dakota state fair will be
held at Huron September Z to II in
elusive. A large number of counties
already signified their intention of
sending an exhibit. The date being a
little later than is usual for state fairs
will enable the different counties to
hold their fairs and send their prize
winners to the state fair. The state
associations has arranged an interest
ing program in addition to the exhibits
and the state fair of 1908 will without
doubt be the best in the history of the
state.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02

just making a city, that's all.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-02

Six women captured a wife heater at
Mitchell and gave him a. severe lashing.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-03
XPVngent Pertinent Political PointersSS
CITY TICKET.

CITY TICKET
Judges E. Darmer Dana T Smith
For consabe-Thomas S Fowler.
DEMOCRATS MEET
The Democrats held their county and judicial conventions last
delegates interest
manifested There heated for the number
Offices but working armonous and zealouy the convention
work and out ticket that followers of that declare will
The full candidates county judicial
follows
COUNTY TICKET.
For State senaors-Wliam R Wallace, DR.. c. F. Wilcox
esep Breson Felt zgf Kd4 Ha
ward Joseph a Hasam G H carquift Thomas Osborne
ward F6 6sh eItr ter%1 ncen Raw
For Treasurer-Isaac Clayton
For Recorder-Thomas Aston
For sherf2John B. Burbidge
For For A Assesao- ,I p Harding ing
For Audor-David J. Williams
JUDICIAL TICKET
For District Judges-Chare Baldwin, Moye,
For District Attorney-Wilard Hamer.
MUNICIPAL TICKET
For City Judges-Wiliam Il Leary D. O. Wiley Jr.
For Justice of the Peace-Martn S. Lindsay
For Constable-Davd Hogan.
Charlotte Walker cast of "The Warens of
Louise Dresser has been engaged
Algeria" had its first production City, William
lruett and ] : Brooks Hunt in the principal
The w ard of Or" is be produced in London
Berlin 1t be produced those cities by of their
nationaites
Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore pur-
chased from Clyde Fitch theeact comedy entitled "a Happy
Marriage containing good parts for both of them.
In the late winter early spring. w. A. Brady will
all star revival OF popular play line with
Toms Cabin The Two Orphans" and "Iriby
nounced what play will be selected
why was the play faure2" 81 hardly know"
the reply "Ihe bame the
the star the bame the company company
hooking agent the booking attributes the sco
settled condition prevailing the Balkans
have
Ellen Terry has started her third of English
nces with Bernard Shaws play Captain Brassbounds
sion which she has appeared 300 will
again be the Captain The will be
November
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-03

For Judges. E. Darmer, Dana T. Smith.
For Justice of Peace-William S. Dalton.
For Constabe-Thomas S. Fowler.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-10-03


going win compelled add eurea the next day to sooe
their wounded feelings e' s. :; .. ::
fact before ended everybodys convention There
venon got down work. with Which they wiped
Su o 0Es m F EVEN m goo ee sm % G
but the generalship party
o @ a 'm Ge'0'
passed over. good rivalry
and their friends got down work. and at last named ticket that
The city and county tickets named are as follows:
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
State Senators-C. E Marks Carl Badger, ]. Sookey.
ers sRae W M Hsep op M f'%
County Clerk-M Margaret Zane Wteher
f Pleasure 0sS John s A. Groesbeck.
ASdi5ofrFFs1i + is !sa%ss
Assessor-Amos Gabbott
Attorney-Job P Lyon.
year em W. J. Burton lou" '@N' ''''' . wv"
CITY NOMINATIONS
City Judges-J J. Whitaker and ]. M. Bowman
PRECINCT NOMINATIONS.
Constable-Peter Hanson
AMERICAN CONVENTION.
the the Following ch last MONDAY
STATE TICKET.
For Sss5etafy stats-E 4 Ltt1sfsla Of Ogden
For For Ss Of the M SnGs%e f G%ogde" es
For Treasurer2Henry Welch, Of Park City
For Superintendent OF Public nstruction-Pro George B.
SWeaZey.
Congressman-Dr. c. /. Douglas
AMERICAN COUNTY TICKET
For State SenatorsE b. Ctchow, W. W. Armstrong George
T. Gibson.
Henry A. j. Crabtree W. Mckinney N d. Corser E. w.
Kelly W. N. Little E. s. Martin.
For Observation-Disclosures Jerome Bourgard
year term, J. E McGinty.
A.
Sheriff-A. J. Charon.
ForC lerk-F. r. Christensen
ForA udor-W o. Norel.
ForR ecorder-Chaes w. Lawrence
ForA ttorney-M Z. Wilson.
For Surveyor Joseph Ulmer.
Assessor-A IL rattain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
STEWART LAID TO REST.
Large Number of ex-Confeder.
ates Participate.

81. Louis. Sept. 3.-The funeral ser
vices OF late Alexander p. Stewart
lieutenant general in the Confederate
army. who died at Biloxi. Miss Iast
Sunday. were held Thursday afternoon
at the home OF his son, A. c. Stewart
The services were of military charao.
ter and the rites at Bellefontain cema
terry where the interment took place
were in charge Of Confederate veterans
the services at the residence were az.
tended by United Confederate veter.
ans Sons OF Veterans and the St
Louis branch of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy. Rev. DR.. Russell OF
Pittsburs' who was an intimate friend
OF the general officlated. The active
paiiDearers had been chosen from the
Sons Of Veterans. and several honor.
airy mllbearers were members Of Cen.
eiaI ateWarts escort during the civil
war Many prominent ex-Confederates
eral. =" '"e iun'
While the funeral was being held
mere memorial services were also CON.
ducted FOR General Stewart at Mis-.
souri, valley college, Marshall. Mo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
CAR HITS CARRIAGE.
Two Persons Killed and Others
sInjured, Couple Fatally.

Ottawa, H., Sept S-Two persons
were killed, two fatally hurt and three
seriously injured near here when an
electric car on the Illinois Valley rail.
road struck a carriage In which were
seated Walter Smell, wealthy farmer.
and party OF six. The dead are
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Smell. aged
twelve; son OF same, aged eight.
Fatally injured: Mamie Thompson
fifteen years old.
Serious Mr. and Mrs. Smell and
son.
The crash occurred near a point
where the road crosses the electric
lines, six miles from Ottawa. The
road was not well lighted and near
sharp curve, which prevented Smell
from seeing the approach OF the car.
All occupants OF the carriage were
thrown far from the track. The car
was not damaged and none OF the
passengers injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
Women Shot DurIno Riot.

Scranton, Pa. Sept. s.-Tn a strik.
riot at Dunmore Mrs. Adam KAYAK
ana Mrs. Anna Cordlach. wives nj
miners. were shot while the women
were standing on the back porch OF
the kayalko home.
Ihere Is a strike on at the No /
eolllery OF the Erie Co, and Superin.
tendent Gerwln and some non-unlon
miners were attacked while going 70
the mine. State police were gescortins ?
the nonhnionists home when they
were accosted by crowd of strikers
IN Held near the mine Sones. II "a
alleged, were hurled at the nonunion.
kts' whereupon the police charged the
crowd. The, strikers scattered ai and
many of them ran TO the rear OF ths
row OF miners house. where the two
women were watching, the excitement
from rear porch. Mrs. iKavalko held
an infantin her arms Shooting began
and Mrs. Kavalko was struck n in /,
thigh. Mrs- Cordlaeh was struck BY a
bullet In the back .hai s.dolaa fa41 tar7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
"Two Headed eabyr Dies.

New Orleans. Sept .3.MLiitie John
Bernard Murray the % two headed
baby. = who has attracted considerable
attention at the New Orleans Charity
hospital for week or more. died fol-
lowing an operation which was per.
FORMED upon him several days before.
The doctors attending the child said
he really could not lay claim to two
heads, the socalled head being nothing
but bag of flesh covered on ton
with hair which was caused BY hernia
OF the brain before the child was born
From the first little hope was enter,
tanned that the child would live and
the operation Of removing the flash
was only tesorted to as a last chance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
PARALLEL CASE.
interesting VIII Probate Matter Is In
Court at Paris.

Paris, Sept IA parallel case 10
the Hart will case at New York
which is now before the surrogate OF
that city, is found In the fact that
Nine. Debie has entered suit in the
French courts to compel the delivery
OF her Inheritance. The action in.
wolves an attack upon the legality OF
the adoption by Hart OF the present
Nine. Gene Guillemin. who was an
italian girl named Isabel Lucchesi
Hart, a wealthy American. died in
Paris last May. About thirty wears
ago he took up his residence In Paris
and i've years later he adopted Miss
Luchesi, who later married NJ. Guile.
min few years later Hart set up
an establishment for a woman known
as Nine. Debie. This offended Mime.
Guillemip, who protested. Hart there.
upon dislnherited his adopted daugh.
ter and left his fortune. estimated al
several million dollars. TO Nine, Debie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
First Flow Saturday.

San Francisco, Sept. 3.-On Satur.
day next the new rifled pipe line for
the conveyance OF crude oil from the
bakersfield wells to Port Costa on
San Francisco bay. distance of 2se
miles, win deliver its first flow. This
line Is the property OF the Associated
Pipe Line company, which parallels
the lines OF the Standard oil company.
u has capacity OF 1900 to 90 900
barrels past a given point every TWEEN.
ty'four hours. The pumping stations
are located every twenty miles. where
the mixture Of nine parts Of oil to
one part OF water is pushed along. the
water following the rifling Of th9fptpa
and forming n water bearing fbr Oil
which could not be otherwise handled
without being heated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

Nearo Rides. In slesnst.

Houston, Sept. S,-Charles Cole. a
Navasota1 negro, ireaohedG Houston 10
the lower berth OF a tourist sleeping
car on Sunset train Nd. 10 from Calf
fornia, hqyipg, ridden al the, way from
the border here. He announced he
woulth ride ohuto Nhyasotn D In the
white peoples chair car, but after 4
forceful lesson in etiquette crawlea
into the negro coach. c. w. Furman
atts san Az tptppta haSAFeapStsdI IAe, ,plat-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
lfriuotcaIon9 Granted.

ST Paul. Mian,u Sept. g,777Judge Van.
ldsFyepteGahs the United States,0cir.
cult court has gFantedvthe injunction
requested by the ST. houis, Iron Noun,
tain and Southern and other railroads
operating in Arkansas against the AR
kansas state railway commission,l The
tnjunetion resHains the commission
from enforcing new 2dcent fare, law
and from interfering with railroad In
raising their freight rates on, dfnter-
state traffic. ua.lq 3di 10E la,iH"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

Middle Bass Island. O.. Sept. g.
That Judge Taft should not go person
ally into the campaign outside of Gin
cinnatis until some time i'm October
seems TO be the suggestion now under
advisement It' Is believed this fssone
OF the subjects TO- be taken up VIXEN
National Chairman Hitchcock arrives
here for a confereuce gnuGgmo1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
80 Enornous Pine, p

Caracas, Sept, s.4After more than
three years OF procedure the civil
court Of first Instance OF Caracas has
delivered a Judgment in the sensatidh-
al case OF the French Cable company
The conlpany has been found guilty Of
completely in the Matos revolution OF
1903 and fined s5.O00,O0O, Other dam,
ages Ss SFeb balfSptQ be assessed against
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
! standard HearInhs Resumed.

New York. Sept. S.-The govern.
mept suit to dissolve the Standard oil
Company of New Jersey under the
sherman antitrust law, which began
over q year ago and adjourned in July.
was resumed here Thursday before
Special Examiner Eeplss. II is 5ex.
pected the hearings will continue for
al least month and be shifted to
Chlcagol.I VA allA- $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
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TEXAS TOPICS.


Terrell (Tex,) Peanut company ha
Installed a large thrasher in its fac
/ tory ft n.lsIa,s ~
Flatonio (TeN,) Creamery company
cred ny
Mrs. John Preuss, am aged woman
was killed al Bastrop. Tex. by train
A limb was cut off and-bad "a, aa sIed
En- route to Kansas City from Cit
OF Mexico with broken arm Ameri
can Ambassador THOMPSON passer
through Fort Worth. He refused L
see callers.
suit has been instituted at Wharton
Tex by Alvin Calvin against the pee
pies OIL and Cotton. company for S25
000. While working for the company
Calvin lost leg. NN 7
The four year old ehiia ofiFd Anei,
OF Aubrey, Denton c9ii9ty Texas
chokeu TO death, A collar buttoai
lodged in the little ones throat. Tn,
child was kept alive two hours by art,
fetal respiration.
w J. Sheldohl and 1iSfD Woodruff
publishers of the News at Electra
Wichita County. Texas, who fought sa,
looms IN the local option election, were
beaten with clubs nnd seveialy bruit,
ed. John and Ed Moody, liquor dead,
ers. We're arrested
Alexander Smith escaped from a
medical college Wednesday night He
aSCended the Rock Island ,bridee ami
was not 6aptured until 10 O'clock
Thursday The bridge was suardeli
all night Smith, who was. tempor,
arily insane, fed, ip. his nIghtl Clothes
II hhpPpes ~ Fert WqtHilW II
Attorney Faulk of Austin will test
the teNth9ok law,. fhiptIpgit was lob
bied through nie' legislature. He de
clares textbook contracts soon expire
and immediate action is necessary
Sensational disclosures are promised
by Mr. Faulk. HI
The legislative board OF the Texas
Federation of Labor, In session at Fort
Worth, decided to urge the next legis
lature- to- combine the duties of agrii
tultural commissioner with those of
labor commissioner
Pear crop of Kaufman county. Tex
as, is the largest for many wears.
John Il, Bossler foremrly cashier oil
the Et Pasq street carlsysgem. alleged
10 have disanpd pdAreda short nearls 81
D09. has been arrested at Los Angeles
Cal, on charge OF embezzling 5000 al
hat city. {iI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
Collar. For iRryan,s MuIe.

no Galesburg Illl.F Sept AHotsecollar
makers employed by a manufacturer
here semitic William u Bryan a collar
for Mr.. Bryan's mascot MULE Every
man In thenshopotook part In making
the collar. 'yrsn1a1 al sui
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

m weathetfofu, , TEX, sept. so. c
Eittleton announced that N A. Dodge
OF Fort Worth, Republican nominee
FOR e6ngress I'd tie Twelfth district,
Will open his campaigD Monday at
Dublin. insnpis nfaii9mA sol a9oH
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

Melbourne, Sept S-"TommS'
Burns, the American heavyweight pa.
gilis'. defeated Bin Lang OF Australia
In the sixth round. lgdi lo hUit N
7 hUs ,NoU idgu Houeeh iI
II..t NJ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
, Frost In Indiana.

lsoLRdiapapOlisOf fSept,oS,rFTost fell In
sayeral sections of this state Wednes
day night. No particular damage wa:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
Must observe State LAM.

Waco. Sept. s.-rAe board of health
mas delivered anNtmatum requiring
all slaughter houses to observe the
ehw by SeptsB or bs brougn to
triN ThdltfSfV RnegsS 1 la7s@snet-
centage ofCAieat sold here IS unfit fos
use because VI the manpevldnA witch
itniss handfedN .-,ss-aA (
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04
soARb OF p,RecroRs.
OF Farmers Union Cotton Warehouse
Meet NNs


OF Farmers Union Cotton Warehous,
~ Meet. tuh
A,meeting of the bosrd OF director,
OF the Farmers Union Warehouse co
was held az the warehouse now d
chinse otnconstruct tion in this city
with the following members presents
James Cooper of Rock Prairie presi
deh,i Htp,3liall ,ot Steep Hollow. see
ret9ry; w II. Morgan OF Reliance. sin
I IWorten' of Rock Prairie and J. n
White OF Wixon.
Among other matters considered ami
-hlispdAea Of Ia the board was that AZ
arrafeine 10 scll cotton at the Unioh
Marehonse issrd by Mr. Mccullough
Tho manager. J
lta%n' ,8sS&sSA 1fs.s %n$S5seS 4 SSs tors, 2
house 10y members of the union cannot
| NJ disposed ,9ll by ihe individual own,
ers OF the cotton themselves. but Sim.
lQlx- gives the. manager authority 10
aSt IN the capacity OF selling agent
when II Is SO desired by those who
fhave cotton stored IN tfe-waren0usea.
The board Is also awaiting adyiA
81 theu2etion, OF nthe National UnioH
w the .EpN Worh meeting held nd.
cently,in fdeard hRhe disposition and
minimum price for the new crob
While little ,pp NO cotton has beep
withheld from the market since the
SEASON opened still IL is stated THAI
TIE peelpeCnS Aot the RVNlos tcounts
union stand ready 20 hold their stapIe
t0r. .he price set by the Fort Worth
mset@g, IS3QIO9 HIT
-.Fhe. board at this meeting employed
Mr. Jones of Callahan county as cot
ton olasser at, the warehouse. Me
Jones comes well Recommended for the
position.
Ameeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF The
warehouse WIN he held here next Wed.
nesday, at which time the building
VIII be formally transferred t0-tne com
kany by Contractor h. L, Taylocv
WI cbE1a-A09N
Ladies' will spend next Tuesday |
IN Houston. All borders will be given |
nay prompt attention. Nellie II. Ballard |
agent. Levy Bros. III
vONG WNraNO
Wanted@ School girf b6afdais.F Ob. I
tect company, Terms reasonable. Mrs. /
~ II Hayes. Bryan. Hexas.A 2Sa \
Desirable lumber: been In use; fdr k
sale, A, ]. Wagner & Co. dtf )
WAC hnh JhlAOO3 OOOA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

V0NeIElIlUW Ia3TEN1A UI1a1a THNW
ya1e
Saasa .aehsaia .siadle,1 ,aiiseae
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-09-04

oolicits your Deposit and Checking Ac-
and Square Deal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

owing to the fact that the animal has wide
geographical range in this country and ap-
pears to differ materially in different locali-
ties and at different times, so that species
have been described from various sections,
which are again pronounced identical and
again separated
The bestznown lynx in this country is the
Canada lynx lynx Canadensis), which Is
about thirty inches long from the tip of the
nose to the root of the tail, being some ten
inches shorter than the European lynx lt
ranges through Canada. and is common in
northern New York and the northern United
States in general.
American naturalists describe several other
lynxes, as the red lynx Qynx fasciatus),
Texas wildcat lynx maculata); yet Miyart,
after comparing the fine collection of skins
of all these so-called species in the British
Museum, pronounces them one animal, or
lynx borealis; hence our gamey California
lynx is but a southern form of the Canada
lynx. According to American ideas, how
ever, it is the spotted lynx, it's range being
southwark into Mexico, along the Rio Grande,
Rio Grande the red lynx is common, and
found in California side by side with the lar
ger form, where it is known as the wildcat.
This creature is often killed by the hounds,
and, when treed makes fine fight They
will leap from limbs forty and fifty feet tigh,
coming down among the brush and dogs,
bounding away like rubber ball upon their
springy feet.
Indeed, the wildcat affords almost as much
sport as the lynx. One-the skin of which
lies before me-was treed three times before
being captured, each time making leap of
from thirty to forty feet down among the
dogs and each time giving a short but excit-
ing run for dogs, horses and riders.
/ had fastened my horse, and at the third
Jump, followed the dogs on foot To show
the nature OF the cover effected by the nimble
small lynx, was firmly held by the vines
and brambles, but managed to force my head
and one leg into the clearing of few feet,
where the lynx sprang and was killed. / was
in at the death by virtue of the vines that
held me fast.
The lynx will not attack human beings un-
less molested, and the instance of my friend,
upon whom the large lynx sprang, is the only
one l am aware Of in this section; but when
cornered the animal will fight to the last
An acquaintance, who lives in the foot
hills of the Sierra Madres, hearing a noise in
his chicken corral one night, ran out, revol-
yer in hand. Upon opening the door of the
corral, he caught the glare of two fiery eyes.
and the next moment the lynx had sprung at
his throat, but well-directed bullet stopped
it in the air, and it fell dead at his feet.
The small varieties of lynx may be termed
vermin, but the large form, with its powerful
makeup and fighting qualities, render it
game enough for all purposes of legitimate
sport
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01
Twe1ty Dollars Reward

1--WE must get to Massassauga Point then
as quickly as this wind will take us" replied
George.
"You have not doubt but that the man
will give us the reward"
mo. He is an honest fellow, if be does
keep side show assured George
They hurried the anchor aboard, ran up
the jib and headed for the point, under jib
and jigger with their queer captive. Their
arrival there was the sensation Of the day.
Some one told the owner of the alligator
that his pet was caught, so he was down with
the crowd at the dock to receive it, which
was lucky for the boys, as, with his help, they
managed to land the animal safely.
They started on the home sail half an hour
later with the twenty dollar reward safely in
Bruces pocketbook. The Snowman had given
it to them cheerfully, saying they had richly
earned it.
eve will not have very hard work now in
saving up for those new Sails" gleefully re-
marked Bruce, as he eyed the Idler's canvas
''What do you say to getting them this
yearW asked George.
II say do So"
"All right"
Two weeks subsequent the little craft spread
a snowy-white suit of trim sails, thanks to
the boys odd adventure that day while out
fishing for perch and possible muscalonge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-01

and pandemonium of sounds ensued. The
lynx struck with its spreading claws, biting
this way and that and rolling the dogs oyer,
its tasseled ears dancing for a moment, then
went down, overpowered by numbers, but
with its last breath putting its teeth through
The hunters then rushed in, tearing off the
dogs to save the skins and the lynx was borne
aloft In triumph and finally laid upon the
soft grass of the slope, to be admired and
commented upon.
For two years certain lynx affo.ded
amusement for the local hunters of Pasadena,
the animal being so swift of foot that it in
variably outran the dogs or evaded them by
leaping into tree, jumping from one syca-
more to another, or finding its way from one