The ''Adventurers of England'' on Hudson Bay, A Chronicle of the Fur Trade in the North Agnes C. Laut Behind at a sort of dog-trot came Won clothed in skirts and shawls made of red green blankets; papooses in moss bags their mothers' backs, their little heads wobb' under the fur aps and capotes. Then, the dog teams sped from a trot to a ga with whoops and jingling of bells, tl Whipped past a long, low, t'oboggan-sha sleigh with the fastest dogs and the fi] robes - the equipage of the chief factor trader. Before the spectator could take any more of the scene, dogs and slei; runners and women, had swept inside gate.