Show HORSE KNEW KNE LAND WAS NE NEAR Animals Animals' s' s Instinct B Better Than Tha the Observation Ob Ob Ob- of Man 1 When Thomas McGuIness a well well- known horseman of Philadelphia w went nt to Europe some time ago he took a blooded horse with him The animal was in In Ina a specially prepared stall on de deck k and nd enjo enjoyed edthe the trip de de- de spite the rough weather r. r When Mr Dir McGuIness thought land should should soon be sighted Ke tie asked the captain how v far tar the shin shiv was front from t tb the e Irish coast The commander e of the steamer In his usual gruff manner manner replied Your horse will tell you watch him The owner owner of the animal could not understand nd what the captain meant and he was was was' not p particularly pleased with the the answer anwer Finally however a couple of hours before land laird was observed observed ob ob- se served v d the porse horse which was a magnificent magnificent magnificent mag mag- bay poked his head through the grating and stretching his neck Whined loudly There you are said the captain to Mr McGuIness your horse smells the land The captain in explaining the odd occurrence said said- that the thoroughbred thorough bred detected the odor from past pasture pre lands ands that was wafted far seaward and that horses on board board ocean st steam steamers am amers ers always 1 give v the first signal signa when land is near r |