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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15

ElOR RENT-THE FLATS IN HOLSTER
u building corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
first street. opposite c., r. /. & =. depot For
particulars call at shoe store of Peterson or
Reidy Bros, room Z, Mitchell & Lynde block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15

nor RENT A FINELY FURNISHED
\ room suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Apply at 80 Twenty fourth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15

"ANTED-MEN TO ACT AS LOCAL AND
w travelling statesmen. Experience not
necessary. Salary or commission as preferred.
good chance for energetic men. Write for
particulars. The R. q. Chase company, the
Chase Nurseries. Geneva. n. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15
Reliable Repairing

At r Senn's, 202 Eighteenth
street, under Rock Island
National bank. Suits repaired,
cleaned and washed on short
notice. All work first-class.
80 years experience. Cloth
ing called for and delivered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15
FOR SALE.

nor SALE-NEW s-ROOM HOUSE, go:
II Sixth avenue. Apply on premises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-15

"ANTED-NfENW WHO WILL WORK FOR
w t75 a month salary or large commission
selling staple goods by sample TO dealers. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write Household
specially company, a W. Fourth street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED

WANTED BOARDERS AT l5ss FOURTH
w avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
Nntes and Prrsnnals.

Iue circus has come ami gone
Many people came from other towns
IN tho county 10 500 IL, aud were re-.
waried by seeing gOou show. There
was one feature about the show that
was especially cOmmendablt; there
were no confidence game worked on
the public on the grounds, a number
OF tougha accompanied the circus bog
stealing rides, etc. Some Of these wUf.
pointed cut ~ tue local Oilieyfa by tie
circus mon.
Professor Griggs viii lecture IN IA
Tabernacle this evening. ihiu change
from tho academy 10 the more opptrHI
place, the Tabernacle, n made IN 0tdo
10 give all the people an OppIfIuui'y &
hear this interesting speaker, m ls a
very considerable AMI th0ugniiu| IN We
on the part OF Professor & ul suI
others Connected with the summe
,chuOl.
Peter Jensen, young man twenty.
three yeats u age, a fysiicnt % THE
city, was killed yesterday morning by
the failing Of some rock iu coal mine
in Castle Gate, where no was htwoIk
The body was brough. down this
morning.
Henry kruger went 10 tue cittus
last evening. While he WIS gone
some one br0ke llto his store hui -tul
four pistols and some papers VI value
only TO MIR, Kruger He has charged
the luss up 10 ,lu bad meu who Norg
"hAngers Uu" oi tho circus.
The tAbtruacle choir goes 10 Girfulu
on the l5.u % Auflzi. Al effort Will
bo maize 90 have gli tue GhOirs Ot o..
county 0 Wi,h tho excursion.
W. II. IL. PaXmsu has gouo 90
Eufuka, where he viii Keep bJ0ki o.
the BulliJn BguS sOr.
Miss josie Ba0.h has < ne " " u.
taua to visit relatives.
Apostle John Henry Smith was o
Provo yiaitor yoslvrdlp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
Mines And MINING.
Condition OF Two Good Properties 10
The TinlC District
THE srrMwINDLR AND FOUR ACES.
A fOInth rody of Medium Grade Orc
In the form rad b. laii'r
Into Lead Iarb mates.

Tho a,smuinder Ia n property that
g, ,lualoi In the Tinllc district, one
mile from Silver city. IL IL owned by
,irlsfs. Hudson, COiOurn and Tenn
min, and n pr,sens Indications are any
ming to g. by as TO its future value
md producligD, tboA II seems a. II
much can be- truihiuiiy said oi 1t In tue
future.
The fhait on this properly when IN TO
A derth OF four Feet showed one.hali
rch Of good ore. IL mas nov attained
A depth OF sixteen feet AMI ro1,f,o
GENE 70 hama mat the effect that q
ten.inoh body o. eplsndld medium
grade orc has been encountered. AZ.
avs Of tbs slun have not yet loun
made, but the appearance Of 1t carries
pvoty Indication OF It, teing a mineral
which u will we'll pay the owners 10
work.
AT fho F0uIAces,anotht good prop
afty in the tsmo district, the miLafa
have gone through iron ana have
truck a good body OF hign.gtrio lta1
carbonAtes ut n depth Of 225 feet. This
mineral 10 NOW IN The hands Of tho
sssayor and liz values are awaited with
tnuch Interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Douglas Jcuold, whom u young com.
positor in LirR'sprntiug oflco IN Lum.
bard street, wruto criticism ON "per
FrCiechui1" nnd dropped IL into his
employers lottor box. This cost him q
slcoplass might butho was rocomponscd
by having bis composition handed "a
him next morning 90 (,arhnically) com,
pose, His sisters toll OF tho boistcrous
delight with which hc wouli often aft.
orwnrl bound into tho house with a
copy Of Ariis Magazine iu his hand.
shouting; magainl les in agaiur'
--Chanburs journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
district Court.

IGe folllwing business was tram.
acted In guv Fourth District court yes.
tefday;
James A. Hatfield u BpfinFyillu,
the Toy whose ease was mentioned ~
the NEWS last week, pleaded guilty 10
a charge u forgery anu was sentenced
10 the Hiato industrial school till he 50
a yeau Of age, unless sooner dit.
charged.
IL the matter 81 the estate Of Jamcs
Hebef Harrison. deceased; hearing o.
return OF sale Of real estate set iUf
August 7th.
The case OF A. a. Cole, formerly
EhThatt, W. Parmela A, ElwaflB ~
al. was transferred % sail Lake, Third
district.
In the matter Of the estate & { William
Coates, deceased; au order was made
allowing final account and distribution
oiptoperiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Chafleb CfiimOn Of the 0alena and
Uuh mines returned from the Fieh
spuugo country yesIcfuay.
&. l.. Looso u Provo has taken
1900 shares Of the capital stock Of the
swansea. The price Il said 10 have
been about a. ror share.
CafJonalts 10 tho extent Of 100 tons,
came from the Dalton and Lark yes.
tetdAy. On the fist the company will
declare Ito regular monthly dividend.
The county auditor gigos II that n
Salt Lake county there are bsS mining
claim. These are mainly located in
3.ugham ana In the Cottonwooda.
Mr.. Hugh Cannon has been elected
ttctotary and treasurer Of the Sterling
Mining company to NIL The vacancy
caused by tue death Of his brother,
Abraham h. Cannon.
Mcun. Jacob Bamberger and WV.
Rice returned from the Gold Dust at
MJfcur last night anu report every.
hing looking good at the mine, with
sixteen u.un rushing development
work.
AZ tue annual election OF stock.
holders VI the sampson Mining com.
pany, held yesterday afternoon, tho
result was NJ followt: A. T.. Hyde,
pICsident anu trustee; j. a, Cuunlng.
nam, vice pfegidont ana trustee; II. j..
GlondinninE, secretary, treasurer aud
trustee; liza X. Perego, trustee; Franz
Y. Taylor, trustee.
Southern Censor: II looks AZ though
bttler times TOR our county would
surely como now, The Crystal mine
will soon start shipping twenty tons u
ufe daily, part NJ tue way by team.
The railroad tilicIAls have annouucoi
ihelr Intention g. push tue road 10
hafy6yAle this year. All this win
make market Tor our produce, yet that
h not oil, Oar business HOUSES will get
good zeal uIofo trade. our residence
property Will DO appreciated. Our
county will DO better known. We will
luoe nothing by tho railroads going on,
u II will only go to the Vale this tall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
OGDEN.
Junction JOis.


Hon. Cleo. q. Cannon, Joseph Ban.
llgan and Engineer &. X. Bannistet
male d visit to the power Dam WORKS
Yesterday Ut Ogden canyon, john e.
bannigan, Jalue8 Il. BanuIVan anu
Mia l., BAnnigau accompanied tho
Iuuy on their tour 20, inelooiion ami
all appeared to be well satisfied with
the progress mauo on the works.
Senator Dubois and Congressman
Wilson o. Idaho spent yesterday In
Ogden, IhUy are on their way home
rom tue Republican convention ami
paid Senator Cannon visit In the
afternoon.
den, Bo0lh.Tucksr will strive in
Ogden this evening NJ O'clnrk. lie
has sent wOru that he WI not 10 aulc
TO stop over here hui viii holf an inl.
pfoltu open air meeting at tho Union
depot.
George ~. Shilling OF Plllsburg,
Penn, Is In town Tor rev dHys. II
IL walking o 1900 milO wager tom
Pllubugg 90 SAu Frguc'sco anu return.
The platform plauslng II ;hs linton
depat 10 heirG ,tEu UP nad rsui8ctd
with grsuilr brousu, !.ou sherman on
'uo UuiOl PAuIhc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
The man who nst..

A story rs related ~ farmer who
came into village grocery IN one Of
our western states and exhibited 10 an
ndmiring crowd an enormous egg
about @ inches long, which was laid By
ono Of his old hens Hu had It packed
In cotton and wouldn't allow anybody
20 handle Il for fear OF breaking tho
phenomenon. The grocery man oxnmiu-
cd IL with tho rest, and, intending 10
char tho country man, said, "Pshnw
I've got something in the egg limo that
will beat tlntl" I'm bet you e. you
hayou'tl' said tho country man, getting
excited. "Takc IL upl" said tho grocery
man, and, going bohind the counter, no
brought out u wiro egg beaten "Thcrcs
something in the ogg limo that will
beat 10, / guess " said ne, reaching for
tho stakes "llold on thorcl" said the
farmer Lets scc you beat Il. " And
hc handed H. 10 the grocer Tho latter
hold out his hand for il, but dropped IL
In surprise on tho counter, whore IL
bTuiu two soup plates and a platter.
Il WIS o. iron, painted whit, "Somn
FOLKS think they aro turnation cute, 4"
mut,orrd the farmer az ho pockotcd the
siak'saud lott, but faint no use buck.
in ag inst tho solid facts. New iulE
independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

tur large quantity o. hay this year.
FThe maaous have huishOd tho fine
-Iich staidpucus N +. jacobs anu j.
Fife, pnd the csrroHtefs ste busy on
the same, while the nasous have
n.arlUd w0fl, on Mt b.. o. G0udwln's
o siGenCp, which when finished, it h
sail, viii be- tue finest 800 town.
Most uf the Black Hawk veterans
residing hutu will attend the campfire
10 DO held nj Geruvs next month. The
Democratic ami Republican Drum
C1tua viii also visit .utfr.
Our Sabbath mrU.iuEs arc well 40.
t,uuol Huulhys, the only c0mplHiEi
tciue that cur meeting house is too
email.
Ihr Ladies' Relief Society is d.iHE
on work here iu the way u st1fiIu
GrplU. rhets g. nuw ON hnuI SOM
ll,ulO huHlUl, aud m r. room i5 want
ui irf .utufu storage.
Our Sunday frh0ols arc doing 200 =
work among the young, the ate .icf
Of the Mari school beiHs over 800,
WIN, twU Ufanohe. nav good attend
huCc. iuu supefiuioudenry nolJtpei
ioarhcr' m.uiiuE wouaIy All tn &C.
arc Won attended,.
The Toy Huuam,n who broke into
Mt. RooEhil's ssl0on last week hav-
log pleaded guilty, wac EEL a. libuI.y,
Today july 2siu, the family q
BiBuOl's Counsellor Whliam Clara
met a. Us ttslleucn anu celebrated HiH
birthday. IU IVES UlTn July -, $50,
d. AutUufy, England. lie let uil n .
tive land o. 1919 Hu1 nave his way 10
tue United StAtls. 10 1862 10 wiih
HE family of isur loit Tor salt Llle
Guy, remaining moro until 1858 when
ll moved 10 Lshi, Uth1 county, whu.u
he mas lived ever slnoc. From ita
number ~ nvc biz bmIy have in
reaH,d 20 that today they uumter 49,,
Ia 1901 ho sIonte eight weeks In ECa
e. n with othutr WIN w,fo called o.
1900 tnef,, eleepiug h. the wluteF ON ~
feet OF tnow aud loaniug hls boots 81
night % bis comrades % stand ruBII
10. lu gave iuo last pair q shoes iu
hed 10 MS cOmmdo =. y. Smith G.
wear, ho having started on the CXpuIl'
ton hsteiooioJ. lie stood between o.
Cattslin aud WiUn when they were
shot by tho Indians on the bJriut 1
Utah lake la the early dhyo OF oui
STAKE, an the ball that was aimed 81,
him struck rock In front Of him,
| knocking oil a fragment which ttruVb
him In tue mouth. Some 100 uuauuI
were invited to tne feast out 90 atc1Jn
| " Unavoidable circumstances 1uiy
/ about eighty OF Ninety were prtsrHt
| The tables were fol under % large car
IVY in the orchard, with all tue go0l
things oil tuu day, Brother Cintg "a
/ cuiycd many happy wishes bssiiU
tokens VI love anu fotpscl, from hi
/ children, grandchildren anu great
/ gtAnIChlldrun, irionIf aud neighbour,
some from Salt Lake Guy. HE'S nov
n ytau Old anu good iot many mou
year. X.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Like every actor Frank Mayo had
experiences not Of pleasant character.
This story is one o. bits early ones, that
Of his furcgd resignation from tho stock
company uf Magazine thoatur In san
Francisco, because, a. ono Of the friends
OF Rolla iu the once popular play
"PiAuo. " ho choorcd too soon. Junius
Butus Booth, Che younger, was acting
Rulla Tho crowd was 90 chcpr at the
word change --'no such change rs
they can give us''-but "a the word nc.
Currud twice IN tho Same sentence. the
enthusiastic young super" anticipated
his "cuc' by breaking into lusty
"Hurrnhr that shook tho raftcrs The
audience and oven tho actors laughed.
The frcno was DO completely spoiled
that tho curtain was run down. Booth
was furious He looked upon the mis-
hap az uuplrdunlblc aud demanded that
the youth--lu,nE was only ~ than-
should BE- discharged from the company.
Tom Mnguirc, Away gCntlc In deal.
INK with the young men ~ the stage
WHOM hu had unwolcomc nUws for them,
told him that Mr. Booth would leave
tho thoator unless no was discharged
81 leave 30 20 you, my boy" said Ma.
guirc, $50 decide IN this emergency
whether the infant stage IN California
~ 10 lose one Of So most brilliant
lights. MI Mayo used TO say with a
broad smile that the only consolation
that tho incident afforded him was tho
fHrt That ln yyng chilled ON thus early iu
his oarogr 20 decide whether hc or the
star should leave the company. Buffalo
EAurl..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

A contest Ia now on In tho United
Slatts land office Involving tue Rppli.
cation Of Patrick Fitzgerald TOT a
which l. located IN Box Elder county.
The plslunil In the Gaze IL the Coneoli.
dated Mining a Smelling company,
represented by n. q, Baker Of Ogden.
The company claims the ground on
which the Robert Emmett claim Ia
located, by virtue OF PRIOR location, but
~ tho company was not aware Of the
fact that Mr.. FitzgornlI had made an
application for rntBnt, until II was too
late 10 make "a protest VI ille au adverse
claim, II was Obliged 10 contest the
claim made that $500 In work had
been performed on the Robert Emmett
lode.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
PROVO.
pnovo, UrAm JuLY 70, 1896,
The summer School.

Yesterday anetnr. % pra'. Grlrgs's
lecture tcfoTo tho tpechefs OF the Sum.
mer srhc,l was on ethics Of school
ma age ntut ana discipline, The
Fuenker showed the Necessity Of pf4C.
,olng moral duties IN tesching mJTalG
me teaching " morals from bgoke only
'eing a very Imperfect and uugatls.
'Hclofy method. The confidence nj n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
ETHICAL TEACHERS

Plato, Apology, Cn'c, Phaedo,
Epictotus; Dlsc0uats; Marcus Autr'
lluf, MoGitAuoua; n Omae u hcuIIlf,
Imitation Of Chnst; Emrpou, Esgnys
one aud two sefiss; Carlyle, sati0r
Rcsartut; Tcnuys1u, ldylls OF tue
king, In Mcmutism, Ulysses, The
Ancient Sage, Closing the Bar, ETC.,
BROWNING, Rabbi Hen Ezfn, Abt.
N0uglUr, A Death 10 tue Desert
Gloon, Saul Andrea del Sari0, One
Nord Mora, by the Fireslie, Epilogue
TO Orlando.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29
THE LITERATURE or rRIryDIur.

Homer, Iliad, books Is to 80;
AHehylur, The LitShUn lOwoiti
Plate, LyB.s, Symposium, Phurlrus
Aristotle, y hics, books oigh. anu niuti
plutAroh, Essays, "Oi Large Acquaiu.
tancosn anu "How 20 toll n Father
from Erie a." Bacon, Essays on
Love aud FriuudthiI; Shakcsl oifr,
Sunueis; Tennysun. Ia MrmoTiami
Emerson, Essay on FrIvndthip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

Biduoy, Defense Of Poby; Bacon,
LBayt; Bovine, Heirgio Medic !
Auuis.1 Hii R1gct DE toyeflCy rapCIs
election; Lamb, Essays VI EIH;
Macnulny, Essay; Carlyle, Heroes
anu Hero Worship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-29

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child should ts secured tnI itth0uiI
Do taught g. up TiIht ~ b,iue ma %
acquainted With tins tlugll.s shat g..
tuit from DOING fIght.
In thU afternoon Pf0f.Gfigra ltciuret
Oh tytiamutio s-1ii1g Tor the sue.U.4,
iul tsa-..r, bu, hHuld not cnly kueu
nureas. wish tuH bt8t thou.bis Of Lis
ifJ.e lon bat ghoila study t1rBttthe
grcat Ru'hsa b. orIer TO obtain b. 90
ara Eegcr. GB view Of humgu iift, anI
improve sovn stfle Of rx1t. f1u u
WaiiuE aud sit1Aing, and ypyCIlD h.s
ini.litCiuAl Aud uusll lie. lnr
apChKef prvo tho fuiiJNiHg 1T OF
books o. being fuiisbiu Tor CutatH ~
ruaIings lot ttaClctF. Thpy veto O. no
The lerj tbrfU WIS no sTncial merit Iu
tie selection that C.u.u not be oilili.i
for other btlsctiors, bul Il was mOrIy
subjective. In hlIilIon TO the lisl ui
auth ne named he tCc5mmrudof Or
Students OF rhnkta'rafa D1wieu's
shskelp, ttB PnmcE btint's Mammal
OF In Hen pfuss was ALEC recon.
meuded, but the speaker advised .hal
no book Of cfitirisu % M author ur
read htfJrs his works hrc reni.
lie Blso pointed out the VauH
60 Nud how greatly prrsI
c9ulu Improve his mind through road.
l1E regularly como " 'k, Or stu ylur
aibIauch OF education, ouly a iHw min.
utss each Jay thtuuah TIC year.
Tho books tee mmondoI by "a
speaker for three ulaos Of reading o.
suggested by the subheaJs were as
i0ll0wt:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14

One ban struck Jus. under the LETT eye
one entered his breast. ona In the aldo
men and one in the thigh II IS said that
Duncan closed ard locked his doors after
nring two shots after Lennox fell.
When Constable Jones went there to
aires; him, Duncan refused to surrender
unlees the officer would agree 70 bring
him TO this city He said the reason he
wouid nc, 20 70 Cls-gsv;lle was that Len
nox had large number OF relatives there
friends lived there They finally com
promised by agreeing 10 keep Duncan
under guard there until his examining
trial can Ne held
Durosn formerly lived here. where he
was engaged IN the cotton business and
wes always q quiet, peaceable man.
I.Nnnox's career has been a checkered
ors on May 10 lssz, he killed Torn Young
O.; Shawneetown. I. T. for which he was
indicted N the Federal court at For,
Smith but Re elu5ed arrest. ON January
u fsss. he killed George Howard near the
same place. While on the scout he and
others killed Deputy Marshal Dave Lay
man. He kept oat Of the way OF the off
Gers so- ten years but was finally ar
resteyf a. Waco Texas. where he was
going under an assumed name and taken
- Fort Smith IN November. 1922, he was
indicted hers FOR the murder Of Howard
ara on May T. isos was tried and con-
virted % r1susiauchts-. He succeeded IN
Ket,iue new trial and was released on
tonf z-5 rad beer AZ liberty ever since
re kiT'nr Q. Lennon caused a great
sensation through out this section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14
LAND SOLD And LEASED.
Report BY the Commissioner to the
Governor.
A VERY HEAVY INCREASE SHOWN.
Benefit of the New Law Has Been Mos,
Markcd-Amendment Suggested
by Mr.. Baker.

Austin. Texas. January i3.--The follow
ing letter 10 Governor Culberson from the
commissioner Of the general land ofAce
explains Itself:
Ills Excellency. Charles A. Culoerson,
Governor Of Texas:
Dear S.r-Your favor under date Of De-
celnoer 81. is.5 Ia which you ask me
20 give you briefly end BY estimate as
early as you % can. information as TO
the following:
=. the quantity Of land sold. both In
acres ard amount under The act OF 1895,
a. compared with the same period u time
as; year.
:. The same Information as 70 leases.
3. Ny opinion generally as 20 the rviI
or bensacial operation Of the law came
duly 10 hand.
/ beg FIST to say that the information
herein below contained would have been
furnished you at an earlier date, but FOR
the reason thai / have ends avored &c
cave Il gotten up al hours when the
regular force was not engaged on work
needing prompt attention. ard such as
might ne from time to time postponed.
have 10 general clerk to whom this work
might have been referred, and hence the
seeming want Of hurried attention TO youi
request.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14
Md poG 81 RRENHAM.
Five Persons Badly Bitten Before It Was
Killed

Killed.
Br,uhau, TexHs. January l2.-CItizens
were thrown into "a state Of excitement
from which the1 have not yet entirely
recovered sunday night 10y the appear
auce OF a mad dog on the streets. wnicn
attacked Unfortunately everything ana
everybody ihat came in contact with MN.
The deg was o large brind!c cur Of low
degree and powerful build.
Mrs Davis. mother OF Mrs. ]. p. sim
MON. Was on her way to the Baptist
church when attacked and severely Bit
ten In the face ana on The arm.
Couing on through town tho dog at
Tackled Mr.. Henry ThsNton near Mr.. L..
~, Harrisons store, but was kicked on
after a desperate struggle. in when the
Rentl~man's clothes were torn and aatur-
ated with saliva from the dogs frosty
mouth.
Engineer McIver was attacked near the
Santa Fe DEPOT and bbd'y bitten on the
forenuEor. the skin being stripped from
II hy the dogs teeth. lie trimmed the
wound ~ once with pocketknitc and
left ~ once for scaly. where mad stone
was applied. but refused to adhere,
Thornton Hawkins. colorcd, was at
tucked. but kicking the dog away. made
pprlnting record Of which he is proud,
and came away at n gait that has prob
ably never been eXcelled under any cir
cpmstsnc8s, completely losing the dog
Mr. Green Morgan secured six shooter
20 help hunt the dog down and Kill him
/ before he dld further damage and found
J him near Mr. ". \. Woods lumber yard
! The dog jumped at him and In trying tc
/ dodge the dog and shoot at the same time
! he fc.l down and the dog covered him ant
/ commenced biting him. lie put his arm
| around tho dogs head and empuea his
/ six-shootcr into him but the dog con
/ unued trying to bite him until Nr. Luther
| Clottz fired three shots into his body
finishing him.
quite n number OF dogs were hitter
and much anxiety Is felt about the resui
Of a mad dogs friFhtfnl run through N,
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