Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
FIT TIL ED|71
The Dog Ca.o

clock this morning, with ib'Shea C1 at
Come gys, and Associates CNlel We
resumed the trial of the a@ oana ,mme!
Warner, vs. Jacob f. Chambo '1 o.
the action to recover damauae' dnoel !
bite Of a dog. '"ses q
Amanda 7. Davis and II
DAVIS both testified to the fact eiu ~
dog. y 0namb
Adam Orr was sworn 49,,
that some six or seven vsaa "na
was passing along Elliott lava avsnSS aso
ran out Of Chamberlin's houss sue !,
tackled him; he struck ' him
blackjack, and then shot at bin
cross'examination he said it D.u wa1
early in the morning and aIso Il wy y
was not certain that thedor novu
by Chamberlin is the same an,T. nt"
William W. Cole testified ei'l ~ N
nno~S ~ :. ~, tne dog com mplained of,and
since he was a pup; be is a live, ,
cd and white setter the win.
not know Of Chamberlin ever
any other dog, and thought h,
owned this one for seven or eioh.
Ziba Ferris testified that hs g." tu.
the dog, and has known him aho' I
years. The animal "intervisws,
witness some time ago, while h
passing along Elliott avenue, AND
then the witness had issued a q INV ny
tory mandamus" on him, and
carried a cane loaded with lead
he had occasion to pa-s thu ho
night. He mad known Of III
making things very lively for oths
Sons in the vicinity, and hs seen
have a particular dislike for N
ness. Mr.. Ward, counsel for ths
tiff, said he would rest his ca,e,
The case for the def1nse was oI
by Mr.. Emmons, who after slatipa
he proposed to show, commencs
examination of his witnesses
Jacob +. Chamberlin was sworn
testified that he now resides at B1
wine Springs, but lived on /
avenue last July. He had owned
dog about eight years, and had
known him to bite any one, if be
he would have had him killed.
The dog was Of a kind dispol
and although numbers of persons
Oh the witness place be had
known of the dog molesting any
Young men would frequently col
his truck patch and play bail, b
had never been able to hiss the
them to drive them ont. lie d
know, of his own knowledge, ,As
dog had bitten Warner, but asso
he heard of it he went 10 Wa
house and offered to send DR.. ShOrl
to attend him, which offer he refu
accept !; the witness examine
wound and found that it was Of
scratch.
| He denied saying to Warner th| !
would not have that bite for tho !
dollars. The witness never KIND
Warner following peddliug, and I
never knew OF his doing anyA
thought he was too lazy to work.
| Francis Il. Gallagher was SwOr1l
testified that he knew the dog, BID
never known OF his biting any on
fore. He did not think there vi
slightest cause to have the Y
cauterized, but he had done ID at
ner's request. The witness di
think the wound was sufficient to
hydrophobia, even if the anina
been mad.
William II. Baker was sworn
testified that he resided next d
Mr.. Chamberlin, and knows I'd
he had never known him to bev
or attack anyone. He had heard
ner say that he knew man IL
land who had recovered $og iOf
bitten by a dog, and he taGE
could get something out OF 70
lain. The witness told him
had better let it drop, but he
wanted to get enough out Of
take him and his wife back
land.
Andrew G. Wilson test fed
knew the dog well, and bad u
him several times to 60 gnn4Ils
ways found him gentle and ''9t1
witness had the dog aronhd ~
several days at a time, ana L'l
known him to offer to bi'ran! n
Emmons said he wenld cios
witness, and Mr.. Ward s'ata
lhad some witnesses he wished
rebuttal. y
Il DR.. Flemming Carrow w%'t|
l testified that be is a physician =
geon in this city, and il I'''r "
fears that tho animal Twas Ii'"t
!. terization Of the wound was WI
l. treatment, otherwise it wa WI N
3 sary. DR.. Peter Cooper tr'"lT'
same effect, with the add "l. J..
;. cauterization might assist u r"'
/, healing. .,,,. VI
n fed that Chamberlin had nef7l !.
= to send him a physician, o. v
y him in any way. He also ,a'@
o had never offered to settle ile
5. $40, but had said it would DE- y
s Chamberlin to settle II 'N"' |
!. Court. |.
d Mr.. Ward asked the witne'' Y
10 the scar on his leg to the III!
y Emmons objected, ana ln'
= was sustained by the NJ''Lt
ness then testified thai 'l'
fully an inch and a haI' IV"1
he was marked for me s "a
DR.. Cooper and Francs s,.,'
= were recalled, but 1helr M en- Nd
K not differ materially 'roD' !
re examination. ,,or, 4
This closed the tes'illou' a
sides, and Mr.. Ward oi't,'u ,,'",..
ment to the jury u few n,i". .rroi
vi o'clock. and continued 10 10 sf = I'd
1915, when he closed "lar i,rr on
1.-The Court to charge the Jul
Az points which he snbml,I,',,'i I with a
i Mr.. Emmons followed vi Si'T I'D d
!, ment for the defence, { anu u, sI,i i
d. until l o'clock, when Oo",r "oo,,,
,,r until 8 o'clock this al.elnV %
ae Wu Attend Cn"retnI I,
~ Tomorrow morning shy ,h:;r hr
III, G. A. r.. will meet az . .pb,, ubnry
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