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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-02-22
NEWS gE 1Hz WEEK
Friday. Feb. 10.

Yesterday was st. Valentines day,
and Postmaster Wegner was kept busy
handling the sentimental missives which
Uncle Sam carries on that occasion.
BY the recent fire at Belt the Miners
union there lost the original copy of their
charter, which was burned up in one of
the buildings destroyed. Neihart
Miner.
The Great Falls Water Power and
(Townsite company deeds to George
EBerthold for a consideration of $500 lot
BIZ in block 175, Third addition to town
Bite.
The sheriff of Cascade county deeds
TO Gold II. Curtis the interest Of Mary L..
Bookwaltor ct al. in lots 6 and 7, block
R4G, townsite of Great Falls for a con-
liberation of 5000. G.. Il. Curtis deeds
he same property to the First National
bank for a consideration of 81.
About 4:3O Saturday morning a light
>ngine ran into the rear end of Il freight
rain at Craig. Jack Hoover, an old con
p uctor on the road, was undressed and
3sleep in the caboose, and how he es-
&aped being killed is miraculous. The
aA&aboose was completely demolished, but
Tack was not hurt a particle Sun
River Sun.
s Another skating contest came off
Yesterday evening at the rink. Champ
IN Brown agreed to race with Manager
Williams. The former was to make
40 laps while the latter went 80 laps. lie
failed to do this covering only 30 laps
while Williams was going 30 laps, thus
losing the race by five laps. The time
was 1874 minutes. There was fair crowd
at the rink to see the race.
w. r. Cox and P. Sweeney have taken
q lease on the Mountain Chief. one Of
the Hudson Mining company's proper
ties, and started work on it Wednesday
morning. 1t was from this mine that
this company got so much rich ore ear
lier in its existence, and the gentlemen
taking the lease hope to be able to find
some more of the same kind of stuff
Neihart Miner.
With Judge Pomeroy off the school
board and residing in Kalispell there
will be a vacancy on the board for Coun-
ty Superintendent Swan to fill, and al
ready several names have been men
toned for the position. A member of
the school board as a rule receives little
thanks, less cash, and lots Of hard work,
but Notwithstanding these facts it is not
hard to lind a Barkis.
At the meeting of Boston lodge No. 4G,
A. y. U. W., held last night, a handsome
desk, the handiwork Of Messrs. Fl. l..
Hull, John Emmone, Ira Thrasher, A.
Desilets and Al. Carpenter, all members
of the lodge, was presented by them to
Boston lodge, 1t is a very fine specimen
of the cabinet makers art, and being the
actual handiwork of the brothers will he
valued very highly by the lodge as a
memento of the active work of these
members in building up the order,
Capt. r. p. A. Howe returned yester-
day from Barker where he has been for
some time engaged in surveying. lie
reports the Moulton mine at that place
still running a double shift of about
eight men. Tho ore taken out ls being
piled on the dump and as soon as spring
opens the owners will commence ship
ping it to the smelter. The business of
getting out props for the coal mines of
Belt and Sand Coulee. in the vicininty of
Barker, has assumed quite large proper
tions.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-02-22

Walter S. Clark of Choteau came in
yesterday and registered at the Park.
r. Fl. Armstrong, OF Seventh avenue
north and Fifteenth street, is very ill at
Columbus hospital.
Emory Judd and wife deed to David
Bruneau the east one-half of lot 10,
block 543, consideration $1,000.
Esther D. Rhoades deeds to Horace
D. Brewster an undivided one-half in
terest in lot ID, block 48l, consideration,
$1,000.
-Four bad boys we're arrested Sunday
night in the beer halls after 10 p. NJ,
under the boy ordinance and locked up
at the city jail. The court gave them q
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-02-22
BELT COX r.

A Test Proves that 1t Is OF Superior
Quality.
The first consignments of coke from
the works at Belt were received this
week at the Anaconda smelter. The
coke has been given a thorough test and
is found to be equal to any heretofore
used, bside having qualities not possessed
by other cokes. The shipments will be
made regularly and as soon as possible
the Belt coke will be the only kind used
in the smelters.-Anaconda Standard.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-02-22

The Scandir avian Brotherhood No. ,,
of Great Falls, will give a basket party
at Groves hall, Friday, February the
Odd. Everybody is invited to take part;
After the sales of the baskets a grand
dance will be given. A royal good time
guaranteed. Ladies will please bring
basket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
MORE OF THE INSURED.
THE LIST INCLUDES THE AGED AND
DECREPyT, WHITES md BLACKS.
shcp Davis, Coiored, Whose Hair Was
Fright Smart white" During the
War, Testifies in the Trial.

MOREHEAD CITY. y. c.. Aug. O.
Tae taking of testimony In the alleged
lie Insurance swindlc investigation was
continued to-day. Following are exam
pies OF the testimony presented.
William Rice stated that he was never
examined, and at the time he was i'll
sured weighed about I'D pounds, instead
10; he had been on a spree Tor .nree
sr-ars and did not authorize any one 10
sisn ais name 10 any papers.
FLORENCE CHADWICK, age twenty three,
never had her lie Insured, anu never
authorized any one 10 sign ner name.
1rere were policies amounting 10 seven
thousand uOIars on ner HE. Inc nrst
she knew she was insured was Mnen she
Was sent Tor 10 come 10 her aunt s, ana
found there Mr.. Soc. OI zoe, Delamar q
Co., Insurance agents. he informed her
that they mad gotten out on ncI policy
for her mother, ana there was an lusur-
ance detective Ia town. II he called on
her TO state that her mother was d wash
erwOman and would keep X Up. IL was
surprise 10 her and h-r mother. \
lerge part OF the time IS taken up by at
torneys In sharp and cutting words
Hettle DAVIS, VINO lives in Beaufort,
said she never applied FOR Insurance, nor
authorized anybody 10 apply; she never
signed any paper, or authorized any
tOdy 10 sign Tor her 1.-TWO applications
Imported 10 be signed by tie witness
were presented. Delamar never examined
ner Tor life insurance Hassell denied 10
witness 10 have secured Insurance. she
thought she had consumption, and the
family all died Of H.
George Nhcatley knew Sam Wills. His
health was sometimes good ana some
times bad.
Jennie Chadwick, mother Of Florence
knew nothing OF the application. " IL
liam Fisher got out the policies. t1sner
told her flOi'rCe was sick from July
un.il May. and was helpless. She said
Bill was 10 divide.
Shep Davis Uhe old negro. insured as
Ht-y-siX years Oid) had ms life insured.
lie could not say what time, but II was
some time in the winter. re knew OF
IL. Bill Fisher had IL done. Or. Dcla-
mar examined him. Bin promised TO Keep
it mp. Bill Is his son-in-law. lie never
gave anybody his age, and did not know
il. He was brought up Ia secession times.
His ,ldcst boy was som ,thins over TWEEN
ty-six, and was married before the war
Do.ias, mis- second child, died five years
after the war. Shops hair was right
smart white" during the war. Was eN-
am.ned by Or. Delamar. who measured
him, but did not ask him any Questions.
Chadwick had lived here all his lille. ana
has known Shcp Davis all his ifc Thinks
he is eighty. Witness is hfty-tight, ana
Shep was midde-aged man when me-
was small. James Davis is nfty-cight.
has known Sfep all his life. Was called
big Shcp' when he was small boy.
Thinks he is nearly eighty Policies were
exhibited OF Shops life TO the amount OF
81 irl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
JOHN ROBERTS SLAYER.
C.E. cox Will BE TtKEN TO GRAY
son nm TO-DfI.
He SIN Claims Self Dcfcncc-Thrcc New
Cases of SMALLPOX Near
Marion.

MARION. VA. Aug. Especial. Mr.
Alex. Bryant. sheriff OF Grayson county,
with two deputies, Is here to-day. and viii
leave tomorrow morning with &. T.. Cox.
the slayer Of John Roberts. FOR the coun-
ty scat OF tina, county. where the former
will be Jailed to await his trial. Cox has
been sick and nervous for the past few
days. and SIN claims his act as one OF
sclf-defcnce.
The Grayson Journal, n speaking OF the
crime. says the killing was cntiscly with
out provocaiion as far as II can learn, II
being supposed that Roberts was killed
for his money. as he was known 10 nave
some 500 on his person before ne was
killed and afterwards his pockets were
empty. " T..
MIR. w. y. Williams, who assisted IN
arresiinc Cox, was not a deputy sheriI,
as repoftcd but was simply acting as an
aid to the county authorities.
Three new cases OF smallpox nave &C.
vclopcd at the hospital. two miles our
Of town. being those members OF the
family at whose house the first case de-
tciOpcd. al,
Religious services VIII be held at all
the churches next sabbath. there DelhS
no fear Of a further outbreak In town.
The weather is very cool, the mercury
standing at e. this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
PROSPECTS OFTHE BROiD sT. LINE.
Connection to the Exposition Grounds
From the {. n %. Depot

Mr.. Edmund PendletOn. counsel of the
Richmond Conduit Railway Company, is
very Sanguine as to the ability OF his
company TO construct the Underground
electric line according to the Jenkins sys-
TEN on Broad street III tire 10 he Of
service 10 the citizens of Richmond dur
ing the coming Exp )siton. While speak
ing On the ST. ect yesterday he said that
II the City Council wOIld adopt the re-
pert of the Street Committee. allowing
them 10 use any kind of motive power
and granting certain other amendments
to the franchise his company would hc
ready TO go TO work within ten days
and push the work TO completion with all
possible speed. The time as limited by
the ordinance. is six IN months. but h.
thinks that the line cd1 be completed IN
even a shorter period of time.
According tc M. fendletOn's statement.
a force of hands viii be put at work on
both ends Of the line, but more vigorous
work is TO be done on the end next TO
ccn.plete the road between the Exposi-
sion Grounds and the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at the time OF the opening
Of the n,xt Exposition.
Mr.. PcndletOn also stated yesterday that
Fl The Jenkins undeier )und system shcIlG
be tied up by court proceedings or In
50 ne other way, cables would be int.J-
duced as motive power
in reference 20 transfers TO and from
other lines. Mr. Pendleton said that IL
would be the policy OF his company To
make such transfers for the co lvenicnce
Of the public as far as II was possible to
effect arrangements with The lines now
in operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
NAM N.fHTB'S FITE.
Capt. Brown says He Killed and Buried
the Indian Nutinccr.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-An hsto-
rians leave In doubt the fate Of Mana
Sahib, the leader Of the Indian mutiny
who was rever seen after the battle o.
Jungeypoor Now Captain william
Brown. an eX-Britsh officer IN the liz
dian service, and resident OF san Fran
cisco. has giN Ell what hs says are the
missing facts. His story Is as Follows.
Brown had an adventurous youth, COM
ing from England 10 California IN pioneer
days. and then going 10 India. where ne
learned the laLgUagc. He was an dpic
navigator and had training In the Brush
navy. so when the muiiny broke out ne
received command OF a gunboat. and soon
alterWard was made commodore or the
Gauges fleet, with the sunbOat Benarcs as
his snip W lille In this vessel DEE ha9 an
ouer OF large sum from mana Sanln
10 desert 10 the muiireers. The ouer was
brought by an Indian Princess, WIFI
when he fell I'm love.
lie refused 70 desert, but be promised
Mana Sahlb 10 burn his BODY ana Duly
the ashes I'm case the mutlneers shoulu
be killed Soon after the Beuares was
attacked at night 10y large force OF
SepOys, led by man OF great codias,'
They almost captured the vessel, hul
finally were beaten off. Brown shot their
leader whom he could not recognize.
Going TO his cabin he was astonish.a 10
find there Mana Sahin, dying Ia the arms
of soma his favOrire wife. Mana told Nun
he was the leader. and reminded him OF
his promise TO give him funeral honois'
ln an hour Mana died.
Tic cunboat steamed out into the river,
and when night fell the body OF Mama Was
taken I'm a saiail boat 10 the shore w th
Brown were his servant and soma. Two
lo.g iron stakes were driven deep .rt)
the ground. and the wood waf piled hi-h.
The body was laid on the pile ana was
attached 10 the stakes by strong wire.
Then the match was applied. Brown
and his servant had turned away lioih
tho pyre when they heard scream.
They turned and saw soma disappear !"
the flames. ..,,..
4 uttle before dawn Brown carefully
gathered the ashes In box ana retliiie'
90 his ship. .. ,,o
ponares anchored in eleven fatloms
at the Junction OF the Ganses ana CORA
rivers. The exact spot was careiullN
noted box the cross bearings of three
temples. As soon as u became darN
Brown lowered the box with the asNea
into The river. ,.s
B~cwn has documents which he says
suhstantiate this story IN every parueu-
lar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

were Ioss,os5 pounds. The stamp sales az
gregated s5J. eS5.1l.
a serious shooting scrGpe occurred IN
Rock Creek township, Wilkes county
this week. IL appears that some mooh-
sinners went TO the home OF young Hah
by the name OF Prevett under the curse
OF white caps and called him out. -
soon as he pnt has foot on the ground nc
received the contents Of shotgun III
the head, face and neck Prevett CLAIMS
10 know who three of the parties ar
The moorshincrs charged him win re-
porting them TO the revenue officers.
Rev. Samuel A. Purdie, for twenty
four years a Friends missionary IN NivN-
leo. liz attending the Biblical lnst,,,e'
which is In session at Blue Ridge Slis-
sion Surry county. He has EDITED a paper
for twcnty-three years in the spanish
language, and published many scnooi ant
religious books and tracts, wnich az
widely circulated I'm Mexico. Central anu
South America. as well as the West INDIES
and Spain. His last labors In the mliils
try. prior 10 going 10 Mexico. vas Nisl'
to the Friends meetings IN this seVeo"
OF North Carolina. 49,
The moftuary reports show that theIe
were eighteen deaths in Winston dntliS
July-hve white and thirteen coloreu' III
Salem there were eight deaths-s'Ne"
white and enc cOiprcG. NJ,
some enc went into the tobacco nelu
Of Mr. Frank Scott. near Enterprise,
pulled up four thousand hills OF h'o'
growing tobacco.
Miss Carrie Ucskins. Of Winston, has
gained AMI been duly awarded the schoi,
arship for thi- county in the Norpal an"
Industrial College, at Greensboro.
a. Is announced to-day that a reuu'cu
schedule Jf rates for fire insurance upon
business property Of Ninston-Salen -
now In effect An agent says the reuur-
ton from former rates will average ABOUT
p per cent
Nh James ". Johnson. of Surry county,
was found dead by his wife about TWO
hundred yards rrCm his home one morn
ing this week. The dece ased was a very
hard drinker and had been on protract-
ei spree. IL is said that he had scarcely
drawn d sober breath in ten years Last
Sunday he drank whisky by the glassiui
He was thirty-seyen years old, and leaves
several Ctil'ircn.
The Friends yearly meeting opens al
High Point on the ,th instant. Several
distinguished visitors from abroad are eN-
pected 20 attend. Mr.. Robert ID. Warner
o. Washington city, IS orc Of the early ar
rivals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
DEATH OF MAJ. HOWARD.
THE REMfJNS EROUGHT no THIS
CITY FROM BALTIMORE.
The Funeral 10 Take Place This Morning
at 10 o'CIock-A Distinguished In
ginecr-PaIl Bearers,

Major Conway Robinson Howard diet
yesterday at Jof MS Hopkins Hospital. in
Baltimore. and his remains were brought
To this city last night and taken % the
residence Of Mrs. Raleigh Coiston. MAJOR
Howard was one OF the most distinguish
cd engineers Of the Confederate army, ana
was 4. T.. Hills chief Of that department.
lie had q wonderful talent for estimating
without measurement which was OF great
value in the exigencies Of war, and ne
was often taken into consultation by GEN
oral Lee when expeditions and important
engineering work was TO be done. Slhcc
the war lie was engaged on various IN
cheering works. among which WIS VI.
running OF the Chesapeake ana ONO west
from Charlottesville, locating the Dan
Vile and New River raili oa1. and the
Strengthening Of the line between Nir-
ginia and North Carolina, under Governor
Lees administration.
MASTER or BILLIE LHTrRIs.
For some years previous TO his death ne
was assistant engineer under tol)Lel
Douglas. chief of engineers Of the city OF
He was a gentleman Of refinement and
education. and an elegant master OF
belle lettres.
He was delicately considerate Of the
IfHlNtS OF ali Win Mlvitf ~
tact and noted no lese for his modesty
than his bravery. He was an accomplish
ed student of natural history, ana *
.trcmcly entertaining when drawn out IN
conversation
lie married Miss jamie Colston. and she
and four children--three daughters ana
one son-ssuivive him.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral will take place this morn
ire at 10 O'Clock from the residence OF
Mrs Raleigh Colston, no. l3 north SIKH
street. The following gentlemen VIII act
as pall-bearers:
Actlve-E. u. I. Myers, Jr., Gwyn
Lyell. Dr. Charles V. Darlington, Or. I'd
ward Mcclure, Charles Selden. Jordan
Leake, T.. b. Thomson, Reuben Sher-
riffs, and f. II. Williams.
Honorary-General 7. A. Brander, Judge
II. w. Flournoy, Major f. -. 7. Myers,
Colonel n. -. Whitcomb Colonel II. j.
Douglas. Colonel Randolph Talcott. Robt.
Temple, Frank Chamberlayne. Captain
Philip Haxall. Judge l.. l.. Lewis, Greer
Baughman, and Colonel Richard Morton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. All the Menu
hors Of the Waller family are az last out
~ MADAGASCAR. but their misfortunes con-
tinu.. and Mrs. Waller. wife OF the
larassel ex-Consul. IS now with her
nttle children. helpless and stranded, ON
an island az the other side OF the globe.
4 letter received ny Paul II. Bray. Wal
ler's son-in-law. and a dispatch received
Yesterday by the State Department from
United states Consul Campbell az tho
island OF Nauritus. both contain notiiica-
tion of the arrival of Mrs. Waller and
her four children an Port Louis. Mauritus,
from Antanariyo. Madagascar, about tho
middle OF June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
VfJGUiN TfkTN 10 NORFOLK.
Iie and Bessie Grant Returned From
Richmond by Officers.

NORFOLK, VA Aug. 2.-Special-Chief
King and Detective Curtis returned from
Richmond tonight with j. 7. Vaughan
alias Wilson and Bessie Grant. known
here as his wife. and locked them mp 10
answer the charge of stealing several
hundred dollars worth Of goods from the
store OF Mrs White in whose house they
had room. After the theft the pair fled
TO Richmond, where Naughans mother
and wife reside.
Joseph Haley and John Texas. colorcd.
arrested on suspicion OF murder
Ing Joseph Fine a Hebrew merchant, AT
Armistead's store IN Norfolk county sew
eral weeks ago. were given n preliminary
hearing to-day. and sent 10 the grand
Jury. Mrs Fine identified Texas from
scar on the back of mis- neck. where she
struck him with "A billet of wood the
night he murdered her husband
a party of Portsmouth iisl erincn caught
a fitcen-fOOt shark of WillOughby Spit
Yesterday. 1t led the schooner from which
they threw out the line lively pace
for two niles before they succeeded in
killing the monster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

The United States monitor Amphitrite
arrived az Southport. y. c., yesterday
afternoon from Charleston, :. c. 20 take
the North Carolina naval reserves on theii
annual cruise.
In Kissimec. Fla. yesterday wniie
shooting az rabbits, julius Blue. q French
man. accidentally killed himself. lie
turned the pistol up TO look az tho bar
rel. when the weapon was discharged, the
bullet entering under his chin. and go
ing out through the top Of his head.
I'm Corsicana. Texas. yesterday. II. I.
Whitehead alias Lee Thomas was hang
cd for the murder OF J. ". Farley a year
and a half ago. Whitehead maintained
his innocence 10 the last. The execution
was without special interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

An Effort to Have One at Atlanta me
Long Distance Telephone.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Aug. Special.
At the meeting Of the Bedford county
Horticultural society this Week an sx-
bih,f OF early apples and pears was
made which WAS very Crcdltablt lnHctu.
Professor W. Il. Atwood. of BiacksburS
College. was present ana addressed lne
meeting and I'm tie course OF his remarks
s,id that he had been 20 all parts OF
Virginia and that no county IN the stare
could excel Bedford. as 10 SOL ana en-
mate. for the culture OF all KINDS OF
Another display OF fruits win be made
al the meeting In September. An tHoIi
viii also be made to have hult eX-
h.bit at the Atlanta Exposition,
William FizeT, young man. living ntdI
town. has enlisted IN the United states
army. and will leave for Yellow stone
PARK on the 18th instant.
Robert Welker. one Of the olaest iio,.
IN the county. died at MS nome near
here "A few days ago.
James Williamson. who was sentenced
10 two years in the penitenuary az inc
July term of the County Court Tor ma,
ICiOue shooting. was taken 10 hlcnHlOHu
on Tuesday and placed IN the pen
$ NJ. Brown left on Tuesday last for
Bloomington. H., where he viii proiabiy
locate
zion re-. and BEDFORD people can no"
communicate with Roanok, SHlt"'
Lynchburg and Danville by telephone;
A. T. Kelly has sold the Etiioid iinl-
lefin TO Herbert Black and T. W. Rich-
ardson. of Roanoke. who will take charge
of the paper about September LIST
A party OF twenty-five ladies' and zen
flemsn left town to-day TO spend a week
on the great Apple Orchard Mountain.
!. T.. Robertson. one Of the oides', III
point OF service. and best known educa-
tors in the county. LETT lutsuaN loi
Texarkana. Ark. where his son has ac-
ccpted the presidency of the Conservatory
oil Music.
citizen of Bedford. died at his home, AT
Charleston. W Va. last week.
Ms. -. H. Saunders. or TINS pii'e,
died at the residence Of her parents IN
Roanoke. last night. Mrs; saunders W'ht
10 Roanoke on visit about NO Wcsks
ago. and had an attack Of fever soon
after her arrival. which resulted as
above. She leaves husband ana TWO
small children-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
school Board RcorganiycJ.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. Especial
The annual meeting OF the school Board
was held tonight. when the board was
reOrganized The following officers were
elected. President. Simon Seward; Vice
President. John W. bradbury; clerk and
Treasurer W. Il. McRac. The saperin-
tendent. Or. -. NJ. Brown. submitted his
report for the past year and also a re-
port of the school census recently taken.
which shows gain of 2l7 The total
school population of Petersburg by this
census Is 7.6ss.
In the Corporation Court to-day Judge
j. NJ Mullen oyerruled the motion for
new trial in the suit Of w. Il. Marks
against the city OF Petersburg. recently
decided In favor OF the plaintiff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
4 STRANGE 1NINfL SHOT.
II Looked Like Zig Mastin Dog. But Was
IL Teroci0us a. "A Wolf

FOREsTVILLE. y. j.. Aug. 2-s'nce
June LIST an animal IN size. color, and
weight. similar TO huge mastin dog
but I'm habits. agility. and ferocity like
wolf. has held undisputcd sway about
Smiths Mills. and IN addition 10 spread
ing terror among the inhabitants, has
destroyed many sheep and "A large NUM-
Der OF fowl. SO great was the dread
of the beast that women and children
would not venture out OF doors aftcr
nightfall. Squads of men have endeaNor-
ed at various times To locate and Kill
the ann al. but II was not until Monday
!, II that they succeeded. after des-
perate battle. I'm which a score OF bull
lets were fred into the huge monster
The animal weighed 800 pounds. and
measured eight feet four inches from
tip Of nos TO end of body and had
tail two feet long. Its head was jet
black. and shaped like that OF a bulldog,
and It's color was yellow. cream, and
gray. 1t is supposed that Il was cross
between mastifl ana a wolf, and escaped
from a circus which passed through this
section In May