The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1901, Page 6

Bison penn me ie he! gh nei LED pI LI Ne oe kin THE WASHINGTON’ - ROYAL RAT CATCHER Lives in London and Is Considered a Great Personage. Although He Destroys Rodents by the Yet John Black Has a Tender Spot for Them in His Heart, Thousands, Black is a ms his room av right, to the ages ¢ rats. The) t liberal q ¥ » when hungry, the joes not hesitate re rat. In some Cases @s many as 20 rats share E so to take have pri- iselve are sleek and com- part they be- emen of sport cost of board ly depends upon the and lodging large sum of the particular owner's pocket- money Dogs and o live in neigh- borly love on remises, and a three- logged terrier (the fourth limb fell a prey rats ma ed posses- official belt nhim has giv | does Chr | loss of business, destruction of | cale | ing all other great problems it cannot at the fi wough once in e toils the quickly transferred to a specially constructed wire cage For th bare has been bitten many times, in fact, that both b hands are a mass of scars. leges that he is proof against rat poi- son, for when (as does sometimes hap- pen) his arm swells up after being bit- tem he reduces it in an hour or so by 1 preparation of his insists on using his n consequence he means of a herbal own. In addition to his aristocratic pa- trons Black is under contract with the proprietors éf ny of the leading restauranis, shops and theaters to keep their premises free from vermin of every kind According te his Black undertakes as “side lines” to his ratting business the wholesale de- steuction of s, eetkroaches and black-beetles. Sprinkle with Hot Water. Hot water, drawn from an artesian well, is used to sprinkle the streets of Boise, Idaho. “official card,” ee 10st T THE TRAIL. Talks to a Newspa- | {Terrible Experience of a Miner in the Arizona Desert. THE AMERICAN NAVY. Secretary Long per Reporter About Its Person- nel and Efficiency. uch im-|{ —_—— | Made Delirious by Cravings for Wa- | ter, He Passed Through Terrible Hallucinations—Reseced in a Dying Condition, eae | This incia are no} his ; zona Repub i Porterie , reported when Mr. was w the Grand im the Sup jern pa were n size and Jay than any {fuxes for {did not make jerise. It Jown the mir ic ri He k a good r wn and to Mine distance west of Gran ew there was the Vi park, but it Was some d wash ar a desert country he had never ersed a was taken up over rav- into a high mountain toad to the Virgin r where he could find water half along the trail, at a well-known spring. He saddled his mule, and with two can- teens of water st When he got dow he lost the trail, all that day and t Some time the ne sun got pret er. He was told way out alone but kept traveling g night. when the hot and he became al- SECRETARY OF NAVY LONG rning, (He Declares Our Navy to Be the Equal of Any in the World.) sme exhaust pone coffee, havin far as it goes water left ng that the British and _—— mule by the bri Gener I say this while | of wh officers | th and the insure usa and, ng awa Vhile I have , back over the trail , | am confident that the in-{mule for a « 1 * future lie] up the chase ar great pride in tian civilization war, as a financial que eco prep bear. i greater co merece, the gen es, the total reaches an in- gure. It will bea disgrace to civilization and a discredit to human gen and judgment if after solv-} upse Sink dustri all in solve the problem of international dis- me way less clumsy, brutal n way than by bioodshed and the destruction of life} and property. CAN USE A LEVER. b=) President James J. Hill Showed Rail-/| read Laborers a Trick of Their Trade, i ' THE MULE BROKE AWAY. ile men in the| the Virgin river on foot and without the most versati is James J. Hill, president of | water o g else save an un+ Northern railroad. He hag} quenchec ehensive grasp of the details} Just how lor at few m |not know, a 2 posse before mind he } He was, oh, so phase of hi that oc-} his throat was lit le| was ach Northern going down a} his erevy think reams min He far low them | the broad exy | water lake Vit. Tt looke could ne into it ¢ fancied h }about h Taccret ng seemed | so peac not know whether , and did not care. ter, when he re- he foun About a w covered consci self in the camp of s¢ who had found h he lost track were swollen and where he had ch pear in tlemen s3 he was stark naked, him- emen, pusness, m some himself. His lips of cactus thorns the prickly he - m a general e first man n they found g up. . ubtless having to alight when the running several rods alon Hick} ached end Sheown Maslatlec anes He found that the locomotive had been| when he fancied he was going down thrown from the rails an tood watchs | jnto the Hil Sas eee ing the ine ffectual efforts of the train) and bleeding from wounds made while crew to place the engine back on the| gigging in the sand for water. track. Jackserews were used, but the He says that the agony that comes men did not seem to thoroughly pois | over one when he first begins to real- stand the work. - ize that he is about to perish for wa- “That won't do,” said Mr. Hill.| ter is simply indescribable, and it in- “Your jacks won't lift it when in that | creases eve: inute till he begins to lose consciousness. But when the body gives up the struggle the mind ; seems to become unnaturally active in its efforts to soothe by seemingly furnishing thatefor which the body position.” f But the men applied the thinking they would show the presi-* dent that they knew their business. The jacks slipped, letting the ponder- ous machine down on the ties with ® suffers, and the nal hours of the Pao S thirst victim are hours of sweetest “Let me set that jack,” said Mr. 7D. anticipation. “[ don’t think it will slip then,” and, | ek eee tes oe grabbing the screw, he setitatan = He Ought to Be Able. line to his own satisfaction and after The Eeonay ante man who has ¢ arm expects to raise levers, | frog the Ari- | all who yed there want ; to go back to Utah except Mr. Por- terie, who desired to come south into gin river ; d was not familiar with. He ' oy an old man named Pierce and : shown the general direction of ihe ato the valley Not only| ‘ , To this the s perfectly har py | hours after j ANI NDIAN 7 TRAGEDY. Two Braves Gamble for a Girl and | i Finally Settle heir Bitter Rivalry with Gans, Red Buffalo is the daughter ted man. 7 r ight, } She wears diamonc She rides in a 1 bi, , but she one of the most non-p ssive and sullen members of tes a white person as did her She is said to have poi have ted in the deep wood creek, r from the new town of TWO SHOTS RANG OUT. Hobart, says the Cincinnati Enquirer. She lives with her aged mother. It came s and occurrences on the reser- to pass in father and the course of | vation this summer that Paul Eagle and Jac be fell in love with this we : etofore they had een the best friends, Young | Eagle is an Indian policeman, or was | She induced him to star and have nothing the white people. He everywh He and ies of the o sur t was former for the challenged his - friend to gamble at morte Miss Red Buffalo was chosen both as de and the game was a drawing card for all the members of the tribe. A few white people ven- on the gam round, but were assured their pres- ence was-not needed. me | ed three days, during which ti her could beat the other so badls at the game as to win favor in the eyes of the dealer. She would with- hold her decision when one p nearly “broke” her former ne friend, , and the same way when the other "succeeded in winning nearly out. Then, cross from loss of sleep, the ‘young men agreed to shoot out. 1 assented cheerfully. chosen, and the young Rifles were men stepped back 30 paces. At the word fire, given by the woman, two out on the night air. pierced the assa ar Robe jail at Fort S wor arrested and It was not for whom in the is now ir before the young arried Apache f She in DOG WAS FAITHFUL. But Finally It Grew So Jealous of Its | Little Mistress That It Had to Be Killed, northern ¢ was ob for the rat =) WITHOUT A GROWL OF PROTEST. was too fond of the policeman’s little daughter. According to the patrol- man’s story, the pup was taken in hands by the child when the dog was ! but a few days old, and the two were playmates for several years. As the dog grew older its attachment for the child became noted in the neighbor- hood, while its genera! viciousness to- ward everybody else was equally as well known. The little girl would beat the dog, drag it about by the tail, stick i things in its ears and otherwise abuse it in all sorts of ways without a single growl of protest on the part of her canine playmate, but if anyone else took any liberties with it it was ready to spring at him in an instant. Finally the dog became so jealous of the child that it would allow no other t children to play with her, and when rise | | Wyatt Archer. | E. Baker, J. 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