Telegram-herald., 1890-10-07

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IT N4~AstEssts sersoas laes. The
dsfea1a1t Ioe,ef handssue setter.
belonging - ons -.4lAan slmmoas, :
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vttA A4sinx = gte.o4s AL savage dis
possaoa. .'d4ngesoss q tho psace 2na
bodllY xeai of tae good eitizeas q the
eooanoa e4itb. 10 prove this. one
Hllalola lless sxore that the cox Eat
bit5an aLn eitao4g pFosocation. sad hs
aaabsd tAs handsome animal killed
Toessss oener dsnurred and tns
court summoned Tonser % prove his
good character. ant he wAs toFtsvita
brought into coaes and Installed Ia the
pea
T0ssers Bastr- ratained able eoun-
Sc for aim. ani 1li ths uEter Of the
a4Iisnce ABd tae srliles of Judge Cur
us ths trial teg.a The plaintiff told
hoN 10 sas olttsa. ~ous Acknowledged
taat a. had provoked Towser by teasing
hla- Others came forward, aud after
sxpatiating On Towser's good qualities,
ths prisoner himself MAS brought for
ward Ia hls own behalf AT various
commands ne played deal. walked on
bis bird legs about the room. stood on
his nead, sh0ul3ered arms. vhined dis
mAllY 10 imitation Of a sOng, and wound
Up by marching up the STEPS 70 the
Judges desk on ais hind legs and shak-
iag PAWS With bis honor. The latter
~as greatly amused. and without hest
tating said, amid cheers;
- Towser, you are peAcesoie and or
derly canine. give judgments IN your
behalf and dismiss 700, the plaintin
paying the costs"
A well-authentics,ed story, which
seems almost loo good 70 be true, Is
that of = gentleman. a finished musi-
elan. who resided some years ago in
D.rnstadt tie kept dog which was
the terror Of al the singers aud in
strumsntalIsts in the place, for 10 had
the fatal habit OF raising its face 10
Heaven and bowling whenever false
note was emitted. IL never made a
mistake. snd well-known singers were
said 20 tremble when they saw their un-
welcome Judge seated by his masters
side A. concerts or ~ the opera. for Max
was a regular nrst-nighter. and a great
friend of the theater director; be was
never known 70 miss new opera.
Max was no respecter OF persons, and
when the singing was but . shade out
he would attract the attention OF the
whole audience 10 it with terrific
howl. one tenor went so far as TO re-
fuse 70 sing unless the dog was removed.
bat Max was SO great a favorite with
the Darnstadt public and such we'll
known frequenter that tho singer
might as well have requested 70 have
the director himself removed from the
stalls. and he vas obliged 20 give In
with a. good grace as possible. Tho
dcg's master stated that he had trained
him when be was quito p puppy by
striking him hard when any one sang or
played a false note; later on he tapped
him gently. Shen hs only had - look az
him. and by the time Max was three
years old the dog was as good judge
L. ais master OF = false note.
1t Parkersburg. ". Va. the other
day. a last passenger train from Cincin-
natl 70 New York. on the Baltimore &
Ohio Southwestern railroad, was saved
from certain destruction by the intel
licence Of a dog. a mule had strayed on
high trestle work and tad become en-
tangled among tie tim ocrs. \ farmer )
dog ia the vicinity, attracted by tho
brAying OF the mule. went to the trestle.
saw the predicsmcnt the mule was in
and ran back 20 his masters house,
where be set up an uneSrthly howl.
The bowling avoke the farmer and he
followed she dog 10 the trestle just IN
time 70 flag the passenger train. which
would have surely been derailed and
thrown into the gap below had it not
been for the dog. A silver collar, paid
for BY purse raised by the passengers
on board ths train. nov ornaments the
neck OF that particular do<.
A Mr.. Eyre an English clergyman,
lefs dog moro than two years ago at a
fricnd's house WI ile ne went to sojourn
abroad Returninr few months ago
late at night. he was surprised the next
morning BY tae dog bursting into his
room ana lcapiug upon the bed IN an
ecstscy Of delight
''How on earth aid he know had ar
rived21 asked Che master Of tie servant
who brought tho hot water.
'-Oh. sir slid the man. 'it "a tho
rost curious thing As I was cleaning
your boots the dog recognized them and
became excircd. and | was not able n
quiet hin. and when be saw where
vas taking tnem. be rushed after mo
and in here
Another dog had been separated from
her master for elrht years. The lattsr
thus describes tbeir reauioa. The do.
met rle ~ fret "a a stranger, aud then,
with Httle animated snifs % inquiry,
roinx round a7i round ne remained
still for few moments. whilo she grew
moro ard more excited - last
stopped and patled her, and called her
bv her name. 'ile. On hearing mg
voics The poor tess. gave What can
only describe a. . scream of rapture,
and leaped into rlv arms. From taa'
r-,oo,art sha aertrhr& herself Z, nc a. ii