New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

A HOUND OWNED BY PIERRE L0lLLARD BILLS
TRAINERS son AND SEVERAL
VALUABLE DOGS.


bright faced boy I'm knlckcrbockers is the latest
paen, to try the efficacy OF the Pastcur treatment
at Dr. Gibiers Institute in West Tcnth-st Inc Iau
Is Willie Bunrell the eleven -year-od son OF D. W.
Bunnell a professional dog trainer Of Fofkod i'er'
~ J. lie was bitten IL month ago yesterday oS
large hound owned by Pierre Lorlard, the "eli'ny
tobacco manufacturer. Mr. LorillGrd bad piac'o ''e
dog in the kennels Of C. V. Fredmoe OF forhed
River. for the purpose OF having him thorou2 MY
trained.
ON the morning OF August 26 the animal became
restless and finally escaped from the kennel An
alarm was quickly sounded and the cry raised tl't
the dog was mad Mr.. Frcdmore and several men
went in pursuit Of honnd but failed TO find NM
About a mile distant from Mr.. Fredmore'' place Is
the extensive kennel OF Mr. Bunnel. lie mas con-
tinuay In his charge large number OF valuable doeS
OF various breeds inrusted TO him by their owners Ior
tbe purpose OF breeding and training II was to uls
kennd that Mr. Iorlard's hound wandered al'or
escaping and his arrival caused much consterhauon'
Frothing at the mouth. he invaded the other klh'S
OF the animals. and biting and clawng th'i
numerically. One after another he seized IN hls
teeth. a pointer. "A setter mastif and three ouer
dogs.
The only one who witnessed the onslaught was WINE
Bunnell Alarmed for the safety Of his pets ana ms
fathers charges hc cSsayed to fnghten away inc
strange dog by throwing missiles at him "I'
Lorlard's hound paid not the slightest attention 10
this attack until he had satisfied his rage ." III"
tenants OF the kennel.
Then he sprang at the intrepid young lad ana
fastened his teeth In the left forearm, badly lacerah.
IT. The boys cries attracted the atsentlon oi MS
father who hastened to his assistance ana shc' "e
dog dead A veterinary surgeon was called 10 a'''"u
the wounded dogs while the boys injuries We're de'aeu
bv the family doctor week ago the bitten dogs
BETRAYED symptoms Of sickness. They became rest
less and savage and finally two OF them died In con-
vulsions.
Mr. B,innell then became alarmed for the saIeN ol
his son and brought him TO the Paster Institute ist
Thursday and placed him In the care of DR.. "imer'
The doctor made a careful examination OF 'he lau
injuries and found eight distinct wounds on MS lore
arm. several Of them being deep well dangerous
Mr.. Bunnell also brought over two OF the nluh
animals. whose breed rendered them OF high value
He asked DR.. Gibler TO take charge OF them ana Try
to save them. II possible. by inoculauon.
Dr. Gibier placed the dogs in cage In his Aard
and for ten hours watched them carefully lot Shp
toms Of hydrophobia giving them Injections IN the mean
while. On Friday morning the dogs betrayn signs
Of rabies They became infllriatcd and created such
racket by their barking that the neighbors appealed
to the police Of the Charlcs-st. Station for relief
form the annoyance. Dr.. Gibie? ordered to abate
the Nuisance As he considered tho condition OF the
dogs hopeless the doctor put the TO deh '"g Tb y.
other. setter purchased for $500 was killed by
means Of chlOrofOrm. l..
furnace at the American Veterinary college in West
fIftv.fourthst. The other two dogs WhO we're Dltfh
are still confined I'm Mr.. Bunncll's kennel and have
co far BETRAYED no signs OF hyfrpphobia. Mr. Bun
nell IS greatly worried by the development OF rabies
I'm the dogs that killed, dni is In stat" OF great
anxiety lest his boy also suffer the same horrible
consequences.
Dr. Gilicr IS unable yet 10 say positively whether
6is treatment will be succcsshl In the lads case. or
not lie believes however that It WILL rs the first
inoculaOn timely.
Mr.. Lorard 1t Is said. Is deeply grievcd at the
havoc worked by his hound