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Ifctroyintf the *vjl spirit of their chief.The matter w alt; reported to Mr. Lan-o natyue. but as the Cat Lake tribe are a uou tr »ty Indi.ms. “pecial legislation d waii passed la.-1 July to cover the case, d Constable Chain' lt;rlain weut io Lac; n Scai. where Mr Binuatyne and twoe Ktitdes joined him. and they made the it Too mile journey in twenty days. Theit arrest of the two Indians was effected• without trouble and when »eeu bv a•it correspondent yesteriay smoking their*» pijes ut the Kus*el hou-e tlit y appearedv to rather enjov their captivity The third Indian wan brought along as a witness. i wo of thr-ni had never seen a radioad or train I* fore and only one of th* 111 had ever hors**** or co\v«.They ar» magnificent specimens of the re I man and are alxive the average of their rare in intelligence. ,They are oeing h*-M her** for an order to tak»- them to Win. ’ovg for trial, as the assi/es an over ii* r-* l he greatest wonder of the prisoner* *inoe ! 1 their arrival here lias been how the white man gets his living They nay \ everyi ne st ems to lie walking about doing nothing By doing something; their idea is hunting or fishing, j Messrs Banuayvne and Chamberlain say they are under great obligations to J W. Anderson and Hobt. Arnett, of n the Hudson Bay posts at laic Seul and 1 ^ Cat Lake respectively, for assistance on the tripI-. I. If. sm.uli.l ii \*ar Port Hone.
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Hamiota Herald
Hamiota, Manitoba, CA
Tue, Nov 07, 1899
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