New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
MISS MOROSINI BITTEN.
HER FACE SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED BY A Doa


no ALARM IN HER FAMILy-rHE CUR CHASED BY
CROWD AND srOr.
In the pretty little village of Rvcrde jasi this sids
of Yonkers there has been for long tins disc sioJ
among the people az to the existence Of hydro)l ob
As there are from one dozen dogs Of ell bree,is a
each of the handsome places Ga. village great IN
tercst has been taken in the discussion and 3,
be generally believed that hylro2b0bia did cxist
The people were in state of suppressed excitement
waiting for a case to appear II came on Wednesday,
o at least, what some people believe 10 be it. aad
there was naturally lively commotion for a time
g. T. Morosin the weknown Wall Street nan
lives about half mile from The station Riycr5ae
at Elnnurst. The house stands back from the road
and is half hidden by number of large cedars. hs
owns large number of dogs. One Of them is pretty
fox terrier which his Young daughter. Amelia. named
Fnnette and has always claimed TO be her exclusive
property. She had been playing With Fnnette in front
of the house on Wednesday morning for time and
then the dog ran back of the house and she DID rot
see it again for an hour more. She went into tho
house ana when she ont again there was dog
lying on the mat at the front door. lie asleep
Running to him she knet down, patted him on ibs
back and said Nice Finnc,te~ sharp growl
answered her saIutaion ami the dog jumped saNagely
at her ace Either his teeth paws cut through tbs
skin upon the left side OF her nose. and drew blood
She still thought Il Ter own dog. until the animal
.knlked away growing. and then she saw that II vas
larger Il an Finnete SIZE hurried into the house and
told her mother what had happened The dog ran
bowling around to til, back Of the house. through
fence aud into the grounds OF K &. Babcoch next to
Mr. Morosni's place. There he snapped at large
Newfoundland dog and ran ont upon the road. his
ewes fairly blazed and he kept up constant erowl
Some one threw stone at lin, and he started wildly
mad until 10 70 h.
open gate of Mr.. Meesers place. Through thus he
dast cd and into the basement Of the mouse ihree
little black kittens were playing upon tne moor win
their mother. SeEng first one AM then the other tho
dog killed the kittens IN moment ana then StaIted Tor
the old cat but she drove him OH. From Mr. Meesers
house he to ccuDied house. IN the charge Ok
CHARLES NsDper a gardener followed by Terence
Foley Mr. Mecber's coachman with a pithlorN. lAe
strange cur pred AT valuable Spin dog mat 10
met here. An application OF pi'chiork Oy roev
changed the train the dog thoughts and ne daFed
The whole neighborbood had become alarmed
ard peope were running ind wildly with sho' .ln
reyo yers pitchforks and clubs. and at the sight OF
the dog a load shout went 40 OF MAJ dog ana away
dashed the frightened animal IN the directi oi me
railroad station. When the dog got to me station p
ticket agent Ageo waiting Tor him. WIN largo
revolver The animal bit 4" Patsy" ssluabt dog
which lettering around, aud then lat own 20 rest
IhI, was what the ticket agent yearned Tor. he,ns
his arm carefully he aimed aud fired. lie dog did nos
move hsir. He tried again and again uniil he mad
empted the contents OF his revolver, al zee luies
into the river Some said that the ticket agent was
excited sHe deni it. The dog waited uptl! several
q, hers had shot nj him aud then started on run uD
the railroad track Ab,ut 100 ollosed hin at re-
spectful distance. When he got To Ludl0" Siaimn
the crowd largely increased Several men -ho' NJ
bin but the dog smiled and growled at them un-
Touched At last the ticket agent arrived from ytr
dale with his trusty weapon and this time wuhe tAe
dog sat nuetly irel ut car. he wa. more sue
cessfu and sent a bullet into his BRAIN Inc do gave
a few conyulslve kicks and Ged lis modih vas
filed with froth No aid remember lallhg seen
him though ne was a fox terrier OF good breed
As soon as Mrs Morosin found that her daIghtcr
had been bitten by strange dog. she sent nee
went for DR. Buckley and had him 20 to kIYerdae
| AT once The wound was found to be nothing moro
than "A scratch As it enough 10 cause hydroPno-
ba if the dog had been mad IT was carefully cau,sr-
lied by the doctor "a a precautionary measure hr
NorosI does not believe that the dog was mal ne
said yesterday: =,
Why. Amelia has been severely bitten before upon
ber hand All did was to sucd the wound ana take
ont the poison if there was any. have been bitten
many times myself and always had the wound sucked.
# po.sble and that ended it, Ny family do not De-
Ieve in bydrophobia The people living at klverhae
got " Id over the dog and the dog was not mii AT
first he onght TO have been before the crowd gos
through chasing him. do not think that anythin.
will come from the bite. ILL.,.
The other dogs wi supposed to nave Deen ot'eu
by this strange dog in his wanderngs are now enhei
up waiting for developments. The only one VINO IS
acting strangely is Mr.. Babcocks Newiouno lana.
Patsy had a stone tied around his meek and vas
thrown into the river. The body of the dead dog hhs
been sent 10 a specialist the Carnegie laboratory,
where experiments will be made Tor scientific PURPOSES