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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10

knights made things lively during the
night. and hsds pig rsos all over town
early In the morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-10
SCrOfu1a BunChes

Formed on my neck and humor broke out
-on my face. Sores came on my forehead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
THE BIDS ARE RETURNED.
Machine ms Well ~ Hand-Nadc
Trick Can lie tscd.

Thu Committee on Schools held a called
meeting in Room No. 3 OF the City Han
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
awarding the contract rcr the construc-
ton Of the public school building 70 be
erected at the corner Of Randolph and
Chaiin streets. There were present
Messrs. Mann chairman. Briggs. Burton.
and Lawder
Mr.. Briggs desired 10 know the differ
ence between machine and handmade
bricks. and Colonel Cutshaw. the City
Engineer, replied that handmade bricks
were more desirable in certain instances
than machine bricks.
Major Sol. Cutchins appeared before the
committee as director and stockholder Of
a brick company in the West-End. and
asked that no discrimination be made
against machine bricks. All h. desired
was that bricks be submitted a. samples.
and that the selection be made on their
merits
on motion OF Mr.. Briggs II was decided
10 return the bids unopened. and that
the provision calling for handmade bricks
BE- stricken from the specifications. I'm
order 10 place all brick manufacturers on
the same footing.
The committee will meet again next
Monday evening. when the new bids Will
be received and the contract awarded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

crn chairman. J. T. Mayer, W. III. VII
Hams. +. J. Craigie. and r. ". Cunning
ham.
ON Reception Of Ladics-Sir Judson Gun
nincham chairman II. l.. Pelouze' u
W. Rady. Frank Walton, and \. T. Aoef-
nathy.
on Enterta.nment-Slr r. + Howard
chairman. c. T.. Ellison. II. Burton, a
W. Wclsiger. and J. :. Moore.
Qrartermaster A. Arsel. Assistant
y. J. Schleiscr
ST. ANDREWS NOT COMPLETE.
The list Of those who will accompany
St Andrews Commandery Is iar IRON
being complete at present.
Both Communicates have received ac-
eden, insurance policies In the Masonic
Equitable Accident Association for all
members attending the festivities.
Some very pretty badges have been
struck off for the occasion.
\ handsome gold badge presented 70
Richmond Commaniery. No. p by the
ladies Of De Molay Commaniery. Of Bos-
TON in conmemoration Of the reunion
~ .Iune Il. 1915. will he exhibited by the
Richmond knights in Boston. also ban
ner presented twenty wears aso 10 the
commandcry.
Canaan Charles II. Epps Will probably
be the Youngest Sir kulrht az Tire con-
cisvc. not in years. but 10 length OF ser
vice. Mr.. Epps had the degrees con-
ferrei on him by special dispensat.oh az
a called meeting OF CommanGeEy. No. .
held Tuesday II noon.
Eminent S,r Joseph V Biie1of WI
represent Virginia on the stan OF 'Ee
chief marshal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
Cases Before the Justice.

The following persons were in the Po-
lice Court yesterday:
william Landrum was sent 10 jeil for
sixty days for drunkenness and begging
on the street
James Stevens was sentenced 10 thirty
days for embezziing s.. the property Of
c. II. Tompkins.
Bob Patterson was committed 10 Jail
for thirty days as being suspicious
character.
The case against Wolf Nemer. charged
with stealing a leather belt. gold ring.
sl2 in currency. and lot OF clothes. all
belonging 10 Abram Brown, was continued
10 August 18th.
August Boiling was fined e. and costs
for selling fish on Sunday
Amos Monroe was fined $40 and costs
for beating his wife. Rosa Monroe.
Joseph Langley was fined SO and costs
for assaulting and striking John Robin
son with a rock.
Several persons guilty Of minor Of
fences were assessed fines In various
;r!ling amounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
UIRRYING Up TEE WORK.
Cunboats 10 BE placed In Service
Soor-Goycrnmcnt tncHsincss.

Crnboats 10 he Placed In Service
Soon-Goycrnmcnt tncasincss.
WASHINGTON. August 2l-Me1sures
were taken today by Acung-S .cretary
McAdoo. Of the Navy Department. to
place in service within very short time
guaboats now under construction at New
port News. Va. and also the cruiser
Boston ana the OIL corvette Adams, row
at Mare Island. cal A conference OF
the bureau chiefs composing me Board
OF Construction was he'd in Mr.. McAfoo 5
office this morning. and plans for hurry
ing up IL work , preparing these vessels
for sea were discussed.
The feeling u Uu-as!ncss respecting
the affairs OF American citizens IN China
and the likelihood Of revolutionary trou-
bles IN south Ar. rica ana Central f-ner'-
ca are the reasons that actu2tel Mr..
McAdoO in his desire - place these Nes-
seis IN commission.
4 telegram was sent last night 10 the
commander of the Mare Island navy-yard
asking him how soon the Boston could
b. commissioned and the reply was that
all repairs 10 the cruiser had been COM
pleted. and that she can 70 70 sea i'm
meliately after a dOck-trial 70 test her
machinery. Tho Adams IL also nearly
ready for service. and the remaining
work necessary % put her into sea-going
condition VIII be hurried. Chief Hichb0rn
says that the six gunboats cannot be
made ready within year
It came out that the department had
accepted vessels before ,he contractors
had completed every detail All vessels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

4 Popular Richmond J"uTna'i'i
Mfii go to Washington.

Under the above caption The state Of
yesterday says:
Colonel Eccles Cuthbert who was for
many years southern correspondent i)r
the New York Herald. AMI more recent
Is news-cIltor Of the Dispatch. viii In
a few days go u Washington 10 repre-
sent the Dispatch there. Max" as b. IS
called by his host OF friends. is one u
the best-equlpped newspaper men IN the
country. He has had long and varied
experience. He gave Henry ". Grady
the first piece Of newepdTcr work that
made a reputation for That afterwards
DISTINGUISHED journalist. The late Sena-
tor John L. Kenna, Of West Virginia.
once did correspondence for the Herald
under Cuthbert's supervision. The COL
onel IS a man Of great popularity among
the men Of the quill and his departure
from Richmond viii be deeply and
sincerely regretted. After September lst
If you should meet in Washington a
gentleman weighing about 80 pounds,
with long. flowing black beard. now
slightly silvered. don't hesitate TO 20 up
to him and say. How dye DO. Max"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
GENERAL DE PElsTERs GIFTS
lie Will Bald n Coiieg" ior '"'
American University.
lNew York NM. asa


General J. Watts de Peyster, or Tivoh'
y. Y. presented June lith. TO the Ameri-
can University. through Bishop Johh r
Hurst. OF Washington. and the Rev. Ar
thur NJ Griffin. OF Tyoli. y. Y ght'
which makes possible the erection OF the
College OF Languages Of the AmeFIcih
University in Washington. Bishop hurst
a. chancellor and John T.. Andrews as
president OF the Broad ~ Trustees. yes
teriay formally accepted the gift on be-
half OF the trustees. Il WAS Gecliel
that the new building shall bear the name
THE General J. Watts de Peys,er Col
legr Of Languag-s" They also accepted
from the General bronze statue OF
heroic size. now Icing made Tn Paris.
which they have determined 20 place IN
'front.' Of the CulieE" az Languages.
The American University ls located on
tho Northwestern heights OF Wasningt1n
The institution site consists Of ninety
acres. which cost }l0e" but are now
valued at several fim,s that amount
oN ng t. the rise In real estate iH that
part Of the cltv. The building Is %
cost $4,000. which sum IT, already pledged
An endowment u iioi"o has been -
cciyel from n woman n New YORK.
ArTaHcrn -n's sill Immediately be made
for tn erect % q the De- Pcyster College
~ Languages and the cornerstone ~ the
college VIII he iaii 20 the same time. II
IS expected that work On tho foundations
viii he begun in November.
The building Committee q the Ameri-
can University. consisting ~ Et5n1p
Hurst. vice chancellor. :. l.. Hlcler. John
J.. Andrews. ana Ambrose Fowler. of Ncw
York city. and ST. a.. Emory. John j..
EDrrrU and ! q IuvaN az Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
CASE or EX-COrsVL WALLER
lie VIII soon Re Restored to h'p'r'''
Indemnity Claim.


WASHINGTON. y. C.. August IL" ~
case Of John H. Waller. ex-ConsuI o.
the United states at Tamatave, MA'a-
gascar. and now in prison In France mas
assumed a phas. that justhas the gov
eminent in the belief that Waller Gays
of confinement are nearly ended. and that
ne viii soon b. stored 10 liberty. IL
can De- stated on the highest authority
that the only reason why Anna 77'Not
Eustis has not been instructed t0 ctniaH'
walters immediate release U.s. that su-h
a course might weaken the claim l"t
indemnity which the United states lIo-
poses % make against France iJr the
connscati0n Of tn rubber cohc,77'o" 80
Madagascar.
Tire President ana Secretary olner are
now thoroughly satisfied that Waller
military trial was not conducted Do -
proper manner. and that his conviction
~ 3D.. crime ~ treason was based Oh
tn fimsicst evidence.
II wlI be "a matter Of a very short time
f,w We ks. U'rh1T -Nei1r" secretary
Clrey viii iretruCt AmbIs- dor El-f.a %
secure Walters release and maze 81 3in
Tor indemnity AGAINST thc French Gov
eminent on account or the coui.sc1t1n
u his concession.
instructions were cent 20 Mr Els's
July Hst TO press hia emphatic r-qIest
for copy of the record ~ evidence IN
which The ex-Consll WIS declars a. fei0n.
Mr. Eustis failed o secure the record.
and on August 50 further instructions
We're cent t.m even more eMrattlc tatn
the first Communications 70. lr-i from
the Ambassador teli % l.- efforts 20 soc
cure 10 copy u IT, record t-.m tho French
Minister or Foreign Affairs. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
The Whereabouts of Kemp.

William Kemp the boy who shot and
killed Morris Boyd last week is reported
TO have left town on the night Of the
murder. The authority for the statement
ia negro who approached the Mayor
yesterday 10 know whether he would
receive the $50 reward offered for infor-
nation leading to the conviction Of Kemp
in the event that he could accurately
disclose the whereabouts OF the fugitive
The man claims 10 have found the per-
son who bought the ticket on which
Kemp left town, and 10 have located two
persons who witnessed the shooting
Mayor Taylor assured the man that If
the information he could give proved TO
be Of any service In finding Kemp the
reward should be promptly paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
state Funeral Directors Association.

DANVILLE. VA, August I--'Spe-
cial)-The State Funeral Directors AS
ISOLATION met here today III us eish'h
annual convention. with a ialr a'te"u
ance Of the members. Most Of the day S
session was consumed In hearing adj
dresses and receiving reports OF COM
mittees and officers.
+. ". Dillon. OF Fincastle: c. II. Stur-
divant. Of Portsmouth, and McDuhe x
Call. OF Hillsville. were elected members
The secretary's report showed u mem
bers enrolled. deaths since the last
convention. members retired from busi-
ness. and u members In good standing.
Messrs W r. Johnston. +. W. Townes.
and John NJ. Oakley were renominated Tor
membership Of the State Board OF En-
balmers. and their names ordered Tor
warded to the Governor.
Tonight the visiting members were en-
tertained at a collation.. rendered by the
local members Of the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
The Press Clubs Moonlight,

The Press Clubs moonlight on the Po-
cahontas next Tuesday night gives every
promise Of being the browning success
Of the season. There will be music and
refreshments and many novel attractions
Several little parties have been organized
for the trip. among them the celebrated
"hobo-gang." VINO will go along TO make
fun for the newspaper-men. who have
so often roasted" them. III Captain ].
Cara, the noted Mexican scout. Is here on
Tuesday he VIII take the trip and other
celebrities will be along. Nearly all the
city officials will be with their friends
OF the press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

Richmond: Francis Cardona to George
a. Cardona. p 1-3 feet on north side Of
Maiden Lane. s..
Henrico: r. y. Carter. special COM
missioner. 10 Jenkins VI. Jones. III "a
acres. part Of Erin Shades" 81.
George o. Joness trustee TO \. VI. Madi-
son. lot 20. Capitol View. 800
Mrs. Walter X. Martin 10 G. T.. Fisher.
trustee. 20 feet on south side OF Henrico
street. $40.
Mary 4. Perry 10 Kesiah. wife OF
George Reed. ten acres between New
Central and Charles City roads So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

church this afternoon OF o'clock. The io'-
lowing Will be the pall-bearers;
Honorary-Hon. L. VI. Taylor. Mhjor
n. +. Howard. Captain Charles II. Epps'
Captain l.. Thomas. Joseph II. Shields j.
Augustine. George T.. Bowden. y. giro
lami 800, -
Active-Will.am II. Scott. p. hiii. T.
Gonnslia. John Riley. J. ". WASH J' D.
Canepa. Zen. Lamkin. Il. i. Dyson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
EnpOria Notes.

EMPORIA. VA. August 2. -tSpecial)-
Mr.. George VI. Bailey on yesterday quail
lied before Hon. George 7. Barham In the
County Court as Superintendent Of the
Poor to ill tho unoxpired term Of W. l..
Newsome.
The young ladies' Of the town tonight
gave a complimentary dance TO the young
gentlemen.
Mr. \. }. Briggs. OF Richmond. Is visit
ins his father. Captain w n. Briggs.
The County Court meets on the first
Monday In September. There will be quite
q full docket Of criminal cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

Rev. Or. Carmichael il expected 10 re-
turn 10 Richmond with his family next
Wednesday. According TO existing ar
rangements. DR.. Carmichael VIII sail from
New York on the Old Dominion steamer
Wyanoke next Monday. Mrs Carmichael
is said TO be very much improved In
health as a reeul, Of her visit to the sea-
Side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
ROBBERY At SUFFOLK.
Mrs. II. L.. brewer, Jr.'s Je"ei-,hse'
with Its Contents. stolen

SUFFOLK. VA. August IA
burglar. supposed 10 be a profession
al. entered the residence Of Mayor H.
l.. Brewer. Jr.. about Il o'clock to-day
and stole his wife's tewel-case. with its
contents, valued at 500 and containing
among other things. a lady's gold "atch
and two diamond rings
Mrs. Brewer and sister were al nome
at the time, but were not cognilaht OF
the robbery TIL the articles. when were
taken from the owners bedroom were
missed. The empty cashvt was Iouhd
this afternoon half n mile from me town
by a small negro. The police have a
cline
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
FOR Ii. AND CASEY.
EIisnbcth Ci'y Delegates So In
stru ted.


HAMPTON. VA. August el.-(SpeciaD
The new Hampton Council meets to-mor-
row night. when town officers Will be
elected.
Last night. throughout the county. the
y rnocrats elected delegates to the lesis-
lative conventions. They are instructed
for Major Baker T. Lee for the House
and Mr. 7. r. Causey pr the Senate,
Miss Julia \. Armlstead and Miss
Marian Jones. Of WILLIAMSBURG, who have
been visiting friends here. left for home
today. accompanied by Miss Julia VI.
Armls.ead and Mss \. +. phillips.
Mr.. J. A. Vaughsn's house. IN the west
End. Is nearing completion.
Mr. r. r. Richardson Is confined to MS
homs by sickness.
Mr.. =. ". Philips and wife have re-
turned from a visit 20 Michigan.
Mr.. Segar Writings son. Harry, who
has been quite sick for some weeks, Is
thought 10 be better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

While boarding IL train al White Hall,
on the Y0rk-River Line Monday Il. n.
Marsh. Of this city. received n rainfrl
injury 10 one OF his legs. The train was
moving at n high rate OF speed. when Mr..
Marsh swung himself TO the step and the
limb struck the iron guard rail forcibly.
While the skin and flesh were lacerated
NJ bones were broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
Granting luilIinE Permits

The Committee on Fire Department met
in Room No IL OF the city Hall last eve-
ming at o'clock ana considered num-
Der OF applications for the construction
II frame buildings. the granting OF which
will be recommended TO tn City Council.
The members present were Messrs Gunst
,cha.rman Reeve. Woody. and Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
READ AS YOU RUS.

30o barrels Choice Family Flour
800 sacas Finest Sal-. - pngrls..y 90,
600 barrels Patent Family Flour. ,J
81 AZ pounds polk Sides ............ ~
loo dozen Largest Fat Na-Aere..
tacn ...-.--.. -.------. -.---.....
Co Sm.thhe.t Hams, something joe
100 dozen POttei Ham AMI Ioas.e.
per can ..-...-..... -......-....... 3
5.'en bushels Choice oats ............ 8
Large Bars Laundry Soap ........ =
Mocha and Java Couee, fresh roast
Finest New York state buuer ..-.. -
Nice Fr sh Ginger-Snaps .-..-....... 3
500 pounds California Hams ........ )
plugs Harisr've's Sun-CurcI To-
bacco ....-....... .-..'--. -..--+.-. >
Pure cider Vinegar per euil0n..... .
~ bags Choicest i.dguANf = toiiee o.. -
s-pouui-Cans Table Peaches, IN
syrup ............. ......-........ 10
4 dozen New Cut-H rr.ngs ........... -
5000 boxes Fine Havana Cigars. Per
box ..........t.--.t. ........... -
900 boxes Mustard Sariines. per
box ....--++--. s.sss........... ,
Choice Rice. per pound ..............
Finest English Breakfast Tea....... 3
ID. O'SDLLINAN.
Eighteenth and Main streets.
phone 81. ly 2S-Su. Tn. ThN "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

The funeral Of Mrs. V. Donati. whose
death was reported in yesterdays, Dis
patch. will take place from ". Johns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST on BROAD STREET, MONDAY
MORNING, \ SCOTCH TERRIER DOG
with collar and medal on. Ears ana tai
not cut Answers 20 name or KIP. k
ward II returned 10 rs west Clay street
au 81 re
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
ron RENT.
SUMNER RESORTS.
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL

one mile from University .f
Electricians. special attract. .f l.. i'
fr september. Address
WILLIAM \. B0WLEs pr..r
au ls--W Char. tt-et..-. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

DISAPPEARED. FROM THE RESI-
Manchester, Va, about II TO Is years age.
THE MINIATURE PORTRAY OF
FRANCIS GOODE. son OF tolonel
Robert GoOde. OF Revolutionary fame
II il IL returned IN any state Of preser-
walton, his descendants VIII give suit
able reward and ask no questions Al
dress Miss NJ, u. ~, Dispatch Once, Kl,h'
mant- av. -. AZ li-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
ACTION saIn.-rhi. IN,

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD ia,
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT rALr.'
FAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pr,
RATA ~ THE VENDOR AND H.,
VESDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

ladies. Cf'cres.ct's siglsh Peanyroyal Pills
II lp.srosi nria-h arc tho Gest. ssis. ke.l4h.s.
TIA % ctlr. serl - s.a ~ - rafu.a sfi, " r. *
f5r !als. ~ ltrrEs ~ Return M A. Dru.gsA
Chichester Chemical Co.. phil21A, Ia.
my 95-Sa. 81. Tu&Thly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

WANTED \ FOUR OR FINE-RoOf
FLAT Immediately. centrally located.
Rent paid DO advance. Address s. We
VANCE,, care Dispatch. - -2-.t'
WANTED. 4 PURCHASER FOR 4
NICE LITTLE HOME % Chlrcn Hri
Price. 80 Apply % -il6 east Gt.ce
street. au I-.t.
WANTED. By SEPTEMBER 18TH OR
October LIT. ii Flat OF ROOMS.
Western part ~ the city. Address b.
care OK Dispatch aulS-iw
WANTED. y COUPLE To BOARD.
West Franklin. Room furnished or ua-
furnished. Table the best References
Address T., care the Dispatch. al ls-lw
WANTED. To GIVE ESTIMATES FOR
TIMING. PLUMBING. AND GAS-ELl-
ING. Gasoline for sale.
LEIDfS SrONF-WOrSE.
1903 east Franklin street,
Phone 1865 au ll-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. To RENT FOUR OR FIVE
ROOMS ln t.e western l4ft e The c'ly
or would reut ana divide Wth some .ra
house Cd cost So 0r so per month AZ
dress b. Z. ", car. Dispatch. a. Z-li'
WANTED. A HORSE. GOOD SIZE.
perfectly gentle. Name lowest cash price
and who're can Dee seen. B5x s.. city.
au 22-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

: To n = 4 l.ta = = y. 1 AN.t'
i THAT NEW EElCk rLNEN ~ .As
NORTHEAST 'DkN 80
AVENUE AED LoNHAh.
500 $3.50 Floyd AZ
'.e NJ certain
o. fN- un.er-i-r-. aa'
recorded 'E- t..rE
m4ri chtr afr COM,
page -.. .-t'I4t bay %
tlt Mr.t no oil .r. -I-
cured rFUrr... ar. |..f'
q, tr 90 Beneficiary
e-ll AZ public auction. - -.' li.
-
MONDAY. AUGUST u is'
ar C0'cl1ck 2. 81. tf- pH .s.f IN'
TONE. ABOVE. being fr.
y,y-l Dy the deed Of J--.-
Tie horse has Ten ~ e.t r
WIKI al the modern 'mFf.f
IL lAtr. a-s'0fe. rAn- o..
and cold water. mlnt. mirrors. ''i ''
walls are nicely .fes-..i
tn, il fronts -Y t..t u1 } ~ Af-
and russ back between iIr1. I.4 ii-r
iert % ara alley l1 te.t ".--
This is truly nre--r .l
rarfy. ans i5 in I.la .i. r .i"i
ND m. having been r.f+4 '".' A~v'
twelve months as- ..s ,.r.
TERMS Cash .s f' tH- th I-is-9 r, So.
any taxes tlfr uIt 3. -4e a.l - ~
-.-t- r-t. -.- v-- sac July = is
r-n- ,- +- 1.-f .f I.r AIRY. l1fl. t.i.
a. e..A fsv r4.r ts' N5 "a Nf P,
80 r,..ry f..- ..t further cr'if
as r.r.hf 100 Doe lta iiF Di
~. NE t.I.r.r ar.n such q. rms as NH.
g. ann .un..l lt ~ boz n sale
g. Do SUTTON, Trust
sutton 81 co.. Alc'ioneerf ai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-22

WANTED. 4 THOROUGHLY CoMpE-
TENT COOK. Afi.y - west Nam
-. 49,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-23
WHAT A MAD DOG DID.
Sheep, Swine and a Herd of Cattle
Afflicted with HydrOphObia.

MANKATO. Mimi. March 22-The State
Board of Health has investigated a bad
case of hydrophobia on the farm of Fred
Osterman, a welI-to-do farmer residing five
miles north of Henderson, through DR.. VIM.
Standish, of this city, who is secretary of
the State Veterinary Board. DIR. Standish
returned last night from a visit to the
farm. The facts in the case, as given by
DR.. Standish. are these: Jan. 20 a strange
dog appeared and bit one pig and one
sheep, and attacked Mrs. Osterman, but
she beat it off with a stick. The dog re-
turned a few days later and attacked a
herd of twenty-five cattle, biting some of
them. A short time later Osterman found
its dead body lying on the road between his
farm and Henderson. On Feb. 20 the sheep
and the pig that had been bitten one month
before died, showing the ~weil-known symp-
toms of hydrophobia. March II the cattle
began the exhibit the symptoms, and one
died, and three days later another died.
When DR.. Standish arrived he found two
more dying and ordered two others to be
killed, as well as the farmers dog and a
neighbor's dog, the latter having been act
ing strangely. The doctor fears that the
rest of the herd will die and that other
herds may be affected, and he left strict
orders to shoot every animal that develops
a case of rabies. Three cattle were Begin
ming to show the symptoms when he left.
The mad cattle would attack men, but
showed more rage against dumb animals,
hooking other stock in a horrible manner
and chasing chickens and pigs.