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Berzelia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 5
Eagle captured by a dog. --A few days since, as a lad was engaged in fishing at the pond of Col. H. D. Leitner, at Berzelia, he was startled by the appearance of a large eagle, who struck at and caught a large trout in the pond, who being too heavy for him to rise with, he succeeded in getting the fish to the shore. The lad whistled for a large Newfoundland dog named "Plumb," who immediately sprang upon the eagle, when a warm contest ensued as to the ownership of the trout. The dog waxing warm, pinned his antagonist to the ground, when a negro man came up and caught the eagle. It measures over five feet from tip to tip of the wings, and is now at the residence of Col. Leitner.--Augusta Dispatch.
Newfoundland (Canada) (search for this): article 5
Eagle captured by a dog. --A few days since, as a lad was engaged in fishing at the pond of Col. H. D. Leitner, at Berzelia, he was startled by the appearance of a large eagle, who struck at and caught a large trout in the pond, who being too heavy for him to rise with, he succeeded in getting the fish to the shore. The lad whistled for a large Newfoundland dog named "Plumb," who immediately sprang upon the eagle, when a warm contest ensued as to the ownership of the trout. The dog waxing warm, pinned his antagonist to the ground, when a negro man came up and caught the eagle. It measures over five feet from tip to tip of the wings, and is now at the residence of Col. Leitner.--Augusta Dispatch.
Plumb (search for this): article 5
Eagle captured by a dog. --A few days since, as a lad was engaged in fishing at the pond of Col. H. D. Leitner, at Berzelia, he was startled by the appearance of a large eagle, who struck at and caught a large trout in the pond, who being too heavy for him to rise with, he succeeded in getting the fish to the shore. The lad whistled for a large Newfoundland dog named "Plumb," who immediately sprang upon the eagle, when a warm contest ensued as to the ownership of the trout. The dog waxing warm, pinned his antagonist to the ground, when a negro man came up and caught the eagle. It measures over five feet from tip to tip of the wings, and is now at the residence of Col. Leitner.--Augusta Dispatch.
H. D. Leitner (search for this): article 5
Eagle captured by a dog. --A few days since, as a lad was engaged in fishing at the pond of Col. H. D. Leitner, at Berzelia, he was startled by the appearance of a large eagle, who struck at and caught a large trout in the pond, who being too heavy for him to rise with, he succeeded in getting the fish to the shore. The lad whistled for a large Newfoundland dog named "Plumb," who immediately sprang upon the eagle, when a warm contest ensued as to the ownership of the trout. The dog waxin trout in the pond, who being too heavy for him to rise with, he succeeded in getting the fish to the shore. The lad whistled for a large Newfoundland dog named "Plumb," who immediately sprang upon the eagle, when a warm contest ensued as to the ownership of the trout. The dog waxing warm, pinned his antagonist to the ground, when a negro man came up and caught the eagle. It measures over five feet from tip to tip of the wings, and is now at the residence of Col. Leitner.--Augusta Dispatch.