New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

STILL ANOTHER Roy DIES IN BALTIMORE AFTER
TAKING THE PAsTEUR TREATMENT
Baltimore Dee q (spcciaD.-Rohert Perry. the
third OF the eight boys inoculitod and treated at
the Pasteur institute. died this afternoon from hy-
drophotia. He like Conrad Eppers. who died last
night. suffered violent spasms OF the throat and
emitted a black yOmit a short time before death
came his relief In the OF all three victims
the first symptoms were nervousness and what ap-
peared to be and was diagnosed by the doctors to
be slight cold and throat. There is dis
guising the fact nov that every one OF the boys
bitten by the 81. Bernard dog and subsequently
treated by the Iastcur method is ia great danger.
Little Baroda Kiel to-day is reported to have Il
Slight cold and throat. The attending ply
sician instructed the child mother not TO tell the
lad cf the deaths of Eppcrs and Perry. his compan-
ions. James Buh Is also reported to have bad
cold William Ashley far seems in "A better con-
dtion than any of the others. lie was bitten the
Young Perry. who died to-day. was extremely ner-
vous one Of the physicians who attended him says
that the boy was resting quietly yesterday until a
number of friends were admitted TO see him. They
talked 10 him about the other boys and asked him If
ne were not araid Of getting hydrOphohid. Their
inquiries increased his nervousness. and soon after
they left him his first spasm occurred His brother
Frank Perry. who WAS also bitten and inoculatcd,
has stronger nerves. lie has contcndcd that his
brothers Illness was due 10 Imagination, but to-
day when the faiil symptoms of the terrible NAL
adv became appascnt In Frank condition he too
became alarmed.
Dr. Cibior. in his recent consultation with the doe
tors here, said that at the expiration Of fifteen
days from the conclusion OF the treatment the
chances of death are greatly reduced. Six days
of this period remain for young Wilson. Buhl. Ash
ley and Kicl. and seven days for the surviving
Perry boy. The extreme yrul. nee Of the dog which
II the boys has been clearly demonstrated. OF the
rabbits inocula.cd with virus taken from HE spinal
cord one died on the fifteenth day. the same dav
On which the symptoms of the disease first dcIol-
oped this fact. according to The doctors being sig
niiicant Of especial ,lrulcncc Robert Henry died
on the twenty day after being bitten while the
records OF hydrophoba. il l. said. dp show
cases Of death I'm any period Of less than twenty
days, and from that on TO man. months Epp"rs
died after twenty five days. also a shorter period
than the average.
The physicians at the Now-York institute said
fiom the first that most Of the patients from alt
more had received dangerous wounds. Five OF the
eight were bitten the facr or head an extremely
DANGEROUS location IN account ~ Tho amount Of
vascular tissue i'm that part of the body and the
number Of small nerves and muscles and their near
ness the surface.
elisha Morris. Of Powolls,illo Wicomico County
Md arrived here to-day with his seven old son
and the body of a eat that had bitten the boy The
Al previous biting the child had been bitten by
a dog suppOscd to have had rabies. The boy will be
placcd under the Pasfcur treatment ana rabbits Will
be inoculated with matter taken from the cat