The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

slowly spreading through the Protec5oFate dis dis,
time tine wherever It goes the swarming ticks are in
iccted They hold their poison for year. If, dur.
ing 'hat time, oJhcr cattle pass the ground. the
I mrks taSten upon them and innoculate them with
n snT Sictness & ana each new victim waqdcTs OFF TO
cattle; and so on till the end Of the story
reG S%S RGPGS OF nagTG % at work
ing Their healthy fruitful life in erwdcung circles
message of death in all directions Every point that
either atains becomes at once new center of vitality
ward to n.itless multpEcations
The native is helpless in tho face Of advancing
the good, till the cattle cxterminatcd and the
sickness starved TO death for lack Of prey But at
this moment the white biPed with faculties Of ratio
agriculture discovers, for instance that ground may
ticks discharge their poson hsrmlessy and are there
after pnrged etects hundreds Of miles of wire fcncng
is divided by bukleads; incloses areas de-
@ S,lp;S suspected aoimais; searches methodcay and
with hand arrests the cure, with the other speeds
rather an important function from good many points
Victoria Nyanza although the distance can be COW
cred in twenty four hours, for aside every
obigingly on a siding: Then at the stations came
farmers, surveyors aud others, with words Of wei,
with many Expressions Of loyalty TO the crown and
the chiefs Of the Lumbwa and Nand tribes. with a
wives, all IN row. till 7 as tired of making
brief and appropriate speeches my companions
must have been of hearing them.
How Roosevelt Will Be Entertained
But Ementeita all holiday. Lord Delamero met
US at the station with Cape carts, ponies and hog
spears and we drove of in search of pig over an
enormous plain thckly peopled with antelope and
gazelle / cannot pretend to the experience of both
countries necessary TO compare the merits Of pic
sticking in India and in East Africa in respect To tIn
fighting qualities OF the animal nor the ground over
which he is pursued. But the courage and ferocitv
of the African warthog and the roushness of
the country heaped it is with boulders and pted
with deep ant-bear holes, concealed by high prass
make pg-stcking in East Africa sport which we'll
deserves the serious and apprecnve attention of tho
most ardent sportsman. The wart-hoe is REGARDED rs
dangerous vermin, who does incredible damage TO
native plantations, and whose destruction-by anv
method, even the most diffcut-is useful as well as
exciting.
Our first pig fine fellow, who eaoped Off with
his tail straight up IN the air and his tusks cleaning
mischievousy, and afforded a run of nearly three
miles before he killed. The risk of the sport
consists in ths-that the pig cannot be overtakcn
and effectively speared except by horse absolutely
at full galop The ground is so trappy that one
hardly cares to take onos eyes off it for moment
Yet during at least hundred yards at a. time the
whole attention of the rider must be riveed on tho
pig within few yards of whom he is riding, and
who may be expected to charge at any second
gerous. as the warthog would certainly attack the
do not know whether your true sportsman will