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Show FOUGHT FIERCELY OVER PUP Two Small Boys and Street Cur Furnished Fur-nished Amusement for Broker on Wall Street Two dirty, ragged little boya and a dirty, ragged white pup created a lot of fun In Wall street the other day. Just where they came from and how such an odd trio ever found Ita way to the heart of the New York financial district were mysteries which none cared about solving In the Joy of watching their antlca. The pup, it seems, was the bone of contention between the youngsters, each having a perfectly good claim to It, which he asserted with might and main. The first Been of them was when a wild-eyed wild-eyed little dog, with the "kids' 'In pursuit, came running toward Wall atreet from the direction of the curb market. A passing truck blocked the pup'a progress, and both children fell upon It. Each Bought to bear It away in a different direction, until it seem ed that each would have to aatlsfy himself with an end of the dog. Eqaul-ly Eqaul-ly matched In atrength, the young-atera young-atera made no headway, ao with one accord they let go of the dog and anught to rend each other. The pup took advantage of the fight to lope toward to-ward Broadway, and It was half way there before the boya discovered Ita absence. Abandoning their difficulties they aet out in pursuit. A largo crowd followed, and when the dog was overhauled the same performance waa gone through again. After thla had been repeated half a dozen times, and the whole Wall atreet district had been covered, an officer of an animal society appeared and took the cur. The dog and the crowd tbua won- but the "kids" lost |
