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TtlEGRAPHlc BReWnts.

Tho Spanish and American advance
pusIs ~ Cuba are now almost CLOSE
enough TO see The whites OF each others
eyes.
Lieut. Col. Gillespie. colonel Of en-.
rInrera, Who was recently appointed
brlgndier- general q volunteer. ~ or
drrid 20 take command Of the Depart
mcnt u The Fast
Brig. -Gcn. A. G. NJ. Pennington has
been relieved from command Of Camp
Black. Hampstead. L. l., and probably
will be- assigned IN duty with the Fourth
army corps IN Florida.
Iseut-Gc Won Podhocsld. the Ger
man p1atmaHtor-g general, has issued an
oricr 10 the postal department prohibit
Ing the employees from taking part In
socialists agltauouH.
The Egyptian government has In
atructrd It's authorities 40 Port said Ia
prevent tho 100 Htnkrra engaged there
by Admiral Camara FOR his iiect fr1m
cmhafklng on spanish ships.
After the successive failures OF NJ.
Rlhlt. NJ. Strrirn and NJ Pcytral 90
form a French cabinet 10 succeed tho
retiring ministry ~ NJ Meline. u IL an
u0uue that N. Henri BriEsDn has
formed cabinet
Brlg. den. Frank. who succeeded Gen.
wesley Merritt In command ~ the de-
partment of the East with hcadqunr-
tors at New York, IL relieved OF the
command ami ordered ~ report IN per-
H1n 90 the SECRETARY u war for assign
mrnt
The leaders OF the anu-annexatlon
movement IN the Senate held "a meet
ing yesterday ana decided mat they
would resist any effort a. further eN-
tend the hours ~ the daily sessions Tor
tho discussion of the Hawaiian quu-
ton.
After the Presidents message In re-
gard 20 Lieut. Newcomb and Capt.
Uodga1n WINS received Ia the senate
yesterday. senator Frye introduced a
ian prepared az the navy department,
carrying the PRESIDENTS rccOmmenda-
ton into effect
The Federation ~ Woman's clubs NJ
Denver yesterday afternoon elected the
following onlUsrsi Mrs William A.
Lowe of Atlanta, Ga, Tor prts.lpnt
Mis-. Sarah s, pIAtt, of Denver. Tor Vice
president. Mn. Charles T.. Fox. OF
Michigan. recording secretary; Mrs. j.
". KindEck Jr. uf PHILADELPHIA cur-
responding secretary, MW. Philip ~.
Moore NJ H. Louis, treasurer; Mrs, g.
10. Barnes OF Louisville, Ky. auditor.
Mrs G., 8. kinney OF Utah, h. On the
B board u directors.
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American Iron company. whose head
quarters are ut Huluulri. and e. "a.
IHlr~nfusa, general manager ~ the
JuraEua Iron company. Th0y are asked
tu join ShaitUfr stan 600 usaIst 10 ihs
advance Of our Ufmy They have been
concerning with Iris. Cen. Stone. on
den. Mil,s'H stan. on the best means
tiiery and stores Westward irUm Gen.
Shnftcrs present base.
AIR. pflmer says There were about
1000 spanish troops there when he
departed from that place and another
1909 ai slhonry They were wen
cqUpp q but There was no orgamEa-
ton ur drill uH in thH American army
About the only systematic action was
whom the hurie sounded FOR rau9na.
with war declared. th1 Splnlntla be-
gan th.ir dHpredaUuna ana considerable
OF thT mining properly ~ thr spanish
American company az ven 49, OF IN.
Jurlrua company was destroyed. hut
tho nna ocean por of the company boz
irr built W steel resisted an onort
at destruction and proved an cn'ctlve
mHars Cor lauding our troops nud
Htrr.H
Sir. ZrIrenfurs says Juravua exists
only IN name lH there 10 uo town Whtt-
ever. Thafo is mining plant, but ne
town prUpsr Dr. NIhluUy This lfH un ihH
g,4.t vbTs ths an-caiied Iuragun o.
f4ur miles inland. II D. between
F'.rry and che iurngua mines M
gi. fltf'H tfHHrH lln. Nr IlerrufrHf
Hlvu ihs rrHurd 'H dr1Hnly ooN'f.l
win urdl"Iruah. With fnW rai.h'. or
Upan ground Tn.ra ore ul roads mus
.yIHa rnuuHh fur 1 horse ur ono n'n.
Thtv wouH %. 81 no. service for lrht
on heavy artillery or Cor any army un-
H.. ~. rrr'r. rH ri.lr.d them nu'.
FROM s.hlnay w-st 20 slniiar, the
prospect fur tho advance " our arm,
T. much better Instead " trails good
roads harin 90 run toward Snu.F'.
Nr Zfirurfuas says the company has
"a good ui'r0nd running from Fihonfl
dIrsrt into. Santiago. While N Span
tsrtt have HratrlVed ,hr Santiago cnu,
a considerable part ~ The track re-
mains. There waru nine locomotives
and several hundred nat cars, condo
lna. etc. NJ 90 Tho time Mr IeigenfuA
lcft slb1ney. Thor ls only one bridge
along the route ~ crorsca tn san
Iu,n river aud IL REGARDED as essential
f0r the use Of our troops. and ihr-
warships from Rear Admiral Snntr-
sons noot are GOVERNS Il with their
guns.
There IL practically an upen reld
/ around Santiago well suited FOR the
maneuverinr N troops.
Mr. Pfeiner says the city has prac-
] tioaily no dtfonHrH ON the land side.
/ Thsre arr no walls. no Qualifications.
/ no block houses I'd no entrcnchmcntH
| Anything IN this line must have been
| put up hastily within a few weeks II,
1 asserts that the only thInr In the way
| ~ defense on The lana side - far az h.
/ knows iH a double line of harbcd wire
| about nvc or ten feet apart. with a
| tnnFie NJ the wire IN the Intervening
/ Hpncs. He calculates that with forced
l mar'hea Gen pnndo might reach san
/ tiarl within i've nr ak days Sir
! pfeifcr doubts. also. whether the Gu
| bans could stop the advance ~ Span
I IN endorsements. ~ their main bodS
o. with Con. Rhlfter and they could
not hope 10 do much against pani,
and 10000 men.
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jenkins. Ensma Bagloy and Brcokon-
ridge and Engineer Merrill.
In the llst " ships In the regular
navy are n first class. Us second Glars,
% third class. fourth class, 30 tor
pcdo boats. building ana authorized. u
tugs, six sailing vessels, I'VE receiving
ahipH. g. uuservlccahio y 1scls and 11
vDscls % nu rates other than torpedo
boats are under contribution or au-
th1riNsd.
Tho list NJ SHIPS Of the AUXILIARY navy
arc 30 cruisers ana yachts. 80 steamers
and cnlIlofu. % tugs. 10 revenue cutters.
I llrhihouso tandcrs and two nsh com-
mission vtasolH
The senior officers % each grade arc
az follows. Rear Admiral william 4.
kirkland. Commodore Fred " Nc
Nalr Capt William 4. GlmpHln, Com.
mud1rc Francis W. Dickens. Lieut..
Commander charles ~. Aii.b1ne. Lieut.
clayton T. Uuchmnn. Lieut. Junior
grade. n. X. I'M Ensign Richard li
Jackson.
Medical director w. ]. Cioborn ~ 90
the head 0f the medical curps. Pay dl.
rector ~ Eidf'drc i1 "a the hnli NJ
the ray corps CHEF Engineer Phillips
IN ChIrfrl ls Mt the head Of the en-
glupnr corps.
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New York Troops TOR Philippines.

New York. June 2S-'rhe First rcgl.
mrnt New York volunteers, composed
VI the Tenth battalion Of Albany ana
eight separate companies have received
orders from Waahinrton TO proceed 10
san Francisco ana thence 10 the fhl-
ippinps.
The regiment n now doing coast de-
fenae duty nt Forts Columbus, Mnla-
worth and Hamilton The hcndqunr-
tors are Cove rnnr's Island and thr men
will De- moblliscd there preparatory 20
departure.
While the order 10 so 10 the Philip
pines was "a surprise 10 the men 10 was
no news either % Cot Barker or Lieut.
Col. sttckpole. both have been using
an the influence that could be- brought
10 bear 90 bring about this Assignment
Though actual orders have COME,
there Il no way " knowing when the
regiment VIII move Marching orders
may arrive In an hour ana may not
reach here Tor month II IL reason
abie 10 suppose, however, that they
viii closely follow those already re-
Celyed.
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SHOULD BIZ At MANILA.
the GERMANS ARt CAUSING TROUBLE,
rn.et,led Condition WIN Hcmain unti Dis
posed of by the American
Army.

uongkong. June 27.-Gen. Agulnaldo,
according 10 letters brought here from
raylte By q German steamer. occupies
the mansion OF the governor Of Cnvite.
b,a he will shortly move to linus to
make room for American troops Tho
insurgents now have 5000 prisoners.
A hundred and cighty-Hcven VI the
spanhh wounded have been nut TO
Manila with nag of truce by permits
eon Of Admiral Dewey. The wounded
gpanish oniocrn. with one exception.
afs at Cavite. The Spanish brigadler.
Moret. was Killed at san Fernando, In
an attomp to force the rebel lines.
An American official at Cavite wri,oi
as follows; III great bioodshed and de-
riruriion come o. Manaa. spain may
msty blame the GcImnnA Manila
would have surrendered before the nr-
rival VI the cGrman squadron without
hoodshed. but NOV. owing {, ,hc moral
support u It, presence, the d,y refuses
60 surrender"
The spanlards claim to have driven
.he ft.Dlls back ~ Manila, but really
Inc position " unchanged. The arrival
of me American troops D. awaited, and
thty are expected today "wednesday,
June ..nd)
Thr spanish outp0ata have prepared
tb retire promptly b. the walled Clta-
iIl and will probably make only a
mammal roahliancc.
4 section of the insurgents. It ls al
Hrd. dislike the Americans ana desire
stmal protection. Five German war
ftpa ate here,
Ine spanlafvia continue N rir nightly
D..llde. but the volunteers decline Go
70 fn Inc trenches While many N the
iulunu are idllnE about the town.
ITsuHHndH ~ trees lu the vicinity Of
lhr citadel have been cut down. but
ihp Botanical gardens remain. An
food IL hold 40 famine prices,
Two thousand spamnrda are work.
ms on the mrdhir dufeuHTH outside
.hH upiht, on she Cniig d. lnH Aguldln.
Il. iraurgsnts are worrying th. Span
.rir. but thHru ~ n1 advance. al
hluFh dIHultury nrlnT rueH un at vac
fUua roIrsa. The Insurgents are nrlug
explosives shells at Santa Ann
.IufDhrH.
ON June stst. accession day. the for
Irn warahips saiwed the Spanish col.
uir n WIS believed that the lombard
nrff had begun, but the panic was
Don quoll-d. 4 French wnrHhlp lrfi
De- harhor. after saiutluF tho Spanish
lag. The harbor batteries answered
M this gave rise a. u false alarm OF
ihr arrival NJ the American troops,
Tho splninrdn believe that Grenl
grrnln intends some sort Of action. II
reported tlf1t they Wfll burn All tn
h1uatr On Malaio ~ clear tho ground
for dofouac.
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And every biz NJ relief Is part ~ q curr
TINT will stay cure. Use Ballard %
Hor,h0und Syrup ami note how quick
Is you are cured and how VOL you
feei nftorWnrd Specific also flr
Whnoplug Cough and Group. John
Coffin. Krrwlu, Kansas, says. "Whcu
1 bornu tn use iialIarl.a llorOhoupd
Syrup Cor Consumption tho doctor had
glid that would de in q few days Am
NOW up and around. Have uo more
palm in chest or lungs" Price 70 ana
DO cents No benefit no pay. 500 by
z. q. NJ l, Drug Dept
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nl.nee,. rarlhsr yIetorIe..

Madrid. uJnc q. .. m.-An official
dispatch from Havana just received
hHrr says the insurgents have been
beaten In several encounters In the
provinces Of Havana and pinar del Rio.
within % miles OF where the CubanH
were killed
A dispatch from the same source
HNYH1
Asu1dorcs from 10 o'clock IN the morn
inF o. . o'clock In the afternoon. -Four
sIlniafds were wounded,
The Americans are biyouaoke0
urluIl RlhnnnY.n
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rnr AMERICAS NAVY.
II 10 nov shown to he ouitea Formidable
War force,

Washington. June 27.-The sudden
uaNth OF the q. =, navy owing t1tha
Nlf ls strlklngly shown by the new
HhNl register which has been pre-
ihrd In the navigation bureau ana 81
!" Doe Issued on the first OF next
month.
according TO the register the nctlva
y the navy now has a grand totn
'i l'a' officers, aa follows lsl line oni-
"e including 6 cadets az sea, lGi
'l.llem officers m pay officers 90
,HHheerH, Including "a cad o. ~ sen.
y proieusorA "a chaplains. n conatruc-
VIZ 10 clvil engineers, 100 warran,
''isefH' sail makers ana mates, glG
ANUS al naval academy
, one hundred and eighty officers az
y" lrircd list are now employed on
we duty, G93 officers have been an
I.5nled for duty during the war.
Hlnoe January lst there have boon g,
,..uryments ANA 22 deaths. Among m
e,lIed are Admiral Boardslec ANA
u,,nrlge' Among the deaths Capt
N''u'ey Commander Elmer, Lieut..
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International Commission a, Quebec.

ottawa. Ont. June s7.-The Dominion
government has received copies ~ the
protocols agreed upon by the govern
mentR ", the United states ana Great
lirtnin FOR the guidance ~ the forth
coming International commission nj
quebec. The commission n authorized
a. consider the following subjects, om-
hruclrg practically all those NJ which
The Dominion ana the United States
have been M variance for years,
The BorlnF sea scaling question, reel.
procal mining irnlizntlonH the Canada.
Alaska boundary question. restrictive
regulations Tor preserving the nHhcrles
un tho great lakes the North Atlantic
fisheries question and the bonding qurr-
Ton connected herewith. the alien Ia
Dor law and reciprocity Of trade
FROM tho present appearances thu
commission viii not meet until August
The nnnl meetings will be held Ia this
city.
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COMMODORE scuLrys COMMENT.
Landing of Troops In Gaia iirok- the nec
ord Spaniards WIN Destroy Tbsi
ships.

shlls
on Santiago do cuba. June s6.--vin
Kingston. JnmnHn. June gT.-(Copy.
frhttd, 1888, by the Associated prcaaD-
naval Cndtt John Hnliignn Ir. 81 the
NHEihip brooklyn, rUturncd on board
thii vessel last night with large plik
cuban Mas, which had been presented
20 him FOR landing the first h0aiioni
~ soldiers % the invading army. cadet
FauIgan also reported that nve ~ thc
g. Louis boats. and one boat OF
The BOoklyn. were damaged.
When u a considered that 1900 mon
md large number ~ HORSES and
muiea IN addition to supplies FOR the
army have boon landed the record
made ~ remarkable. both FOR speed
and absence - disaster
The nrrt launch ~ the brooklyn.
In charge N Cadet llalllgnn, with
thrrc boats In tuw reached the shore
Of the head ~ the fleet ~ small craft
and tho Cuhnns who were already In
Possession u the landing place handed
ihH nnr % the cadet and he gave them
The lnunch's nag IN return.
Commodore Schlry. commenting to-
night on the landing. said III IL tho
hruaking 81 an records In modern his
'IHv ~ lpnd such number NJ mon,
'uily provided with an the ncrossnrlea.
no r. hrAtlle country. I cannug faihom
mo lack ~ Spanish opposition"
Commodore sthiey thinks mo gpan-
rb ravni officers win 10 last rosort.
sttoy their shlps by blowing them
IN.
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Washington. June 2S.-Accnrdlng 20
n dSeisiDn OF tho comptroller ~ tho
treasury, extra duty pay ~ all soldiers
Is cut On In war time. no matter
whether they may be- employed. The
act of Congress ~ April 20. 1885, pro-
vldoa for an Increase IN the pay proper
OF an enlisted mon In time ~ hnatH.
lilies. The comptroller also holds mat
the act OF May 4 last making AN APP
preparation for extra duty pay Tor GER
tain enlisted men In the quarierlnhs-
trrs department does not authorize
their pay for extra duty In war times,
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IIKn Az rAnrnouAKE.
Explosion of the Nesusius sheiis -csrsc-
ra's ifort TO Escape.

on Santiago do CUBA. sunday june
20. via kIurHtuu. Jamaica. June 30
AiuudAy. atOupyurhttu, lsss. uy thn
Associated li,rsJ .it n believed AZ
mlrM CyrVofa contemplated making
Dash out col IN, naruur lHtr iuuHhts
-Four columns uf smoke WutH Hr.u ut
shutdown advancing toward thH mouth
OF tho hirnur anu two smhu BOATS, De
iluyod g. De- torpedo boat Destroyer
were observed IN the neighbufhuuu uf
the Huukeu collier MrfrImlr, 'uus
Hoquonuy H,ar.Admlrul Sampson
ordered extra precautions T. d. taken.
The torpedo boats Ericsson anu
Porter stood very close into The mar.
Dor ala Irht but mo- ships camr out
shorty after midnight the dynamite
cruiser NoHuyluH hrud three gun
cotton shpllf In the direction o. MORO
castle. rhgy exploded on the ridgr
behind the eastern hills. The damage
done ~ not known. The blockade CON
tluued without Incident
A cuban Spy Who was recently IN
Santiago de cuba says u rnlsn ui ter
rnr exists among ali classes thrrc.uwinE
10 the nightly attacks OF the NrHuNluH,
With the terrible explosion of h.r
DYNAMITE shells. a week ago tonight
one OF her shells. striking cayu Smlth.
demolishcd several warehouses AMI "a
fort there. besides diHmuuntlng several
guns. Windows, Il also appears, were
broken in the city aud the general
eject was similar 10 that ~ an Garth
quake among the soldiers ANA Citizens
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CITY TICKET OFFICE. UNDER G.SOHlC HALL.

No 900 West second south street
Telephone Ma 30
railroad aud Steamship Tickets on sale
10 all parts the world.
Pullman palsc. Tar Ticket Ofilre.
H. O. HURLEY,
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Agent
r. ". ECCLTs.
General Tranic Manager
W. n. BANCROFT
Vlcc.prosldcut and Gen. Manager
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ff-l-lslrrs
&lyEIE lEsTlLEE
SHORT LINE
Railway.
TINE cAnD II rrrFcr NAY aioa


TTlIn' nTfIV0 and doplft % taIt LaEo CIIy
daily us iuiluus5
Auuivr
From thiraun. Omaha H. Louis
Kansas tlty, Denver, Park city
and Ogden ....... ..,'.. ',.......' liopm
from iiolrni. lutte. Portland. san
iaio point, w.. ................ ooS am
From san lrHuritru. cache valley
ug,iuu uud intermediate t|ufa. : IS pm
IRON Chicago. omaha. ~ Louis,
Kansas lIty. uHuFUr nui t..lUu 70 a M
'frum Frisco. Milford. ~nuput rru.
Nu iufraH. Mann uf.. Silver
Cliy und Intermediate polnt. 3D.. 6sopm
roocic and Gararii ntach '.,- 600 pa
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American r,sh,lnE Magnificent.

London. June ga dispatch 20 the
Daily News from Port Antonio. Jamnl-
ca, says. THE conditions IN which the
Americans entered tho battle az
sevlila shows that their fighting was
rrnlly magnificent. when attacked
they were hyHtcucai and half out %
tholr minds. Al courage would huNy
been rcprchrd out of less thoroughbred
mon. Their tongues were uWellrd by
thirst and their thruata nhHNoled,
Hell. said a survivor, has no terforr
for me now
"'rhe Americans appear 90 be nuHpl-
ciouH OF the luHurgruta who could -"
~ immense assistance IN hunhWhheks
Ing. 'But how can We De- SURF says an
American officer that anyone 81 thrin
h moi "A gpanlafd ready 10 lead No. into
tfoublo7 We can't talk t1clr niEEer
Cnstllian. and when thcy guide ~, We
have to so Il blind. We should trust
them completely or not az an
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nrrau

luf chicago. omaha. ucHvor hap.
DO. tlty, ~ louis ogden and
rurk ulty ....... ...... roam
iuf san Francisco. nHiluu. cache
Valley aud intermediate points. 81 % a on
For ogden. Denver. kansas city
Omaha. ~ Louis chicago aud
-. Intermediate pg.ni, NJ. -.... o . pm
For ogden. lutte. Helena, Portland
aud san Francisco. ............ Is y ~
'iur Murcur, Eureka. -llvrr titv
Provo. Ncphl. ~huurtV, Milford
Frisco and intermediate points 10 a NJ
fMiNrd train fur Garfield Beach.
Tuuolu and Terminus s...s...... ~ IN
'TraIns south of Juab run daily except
sunday
fDally except sunday
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THE COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD

Two Through Trains Daily
HstWesn salt Lake City, ogden aud Lead
VILE, Cripple Greek, Colorado fprluIs, pen-
fiiRb,lgii cilkiI. ctRs IN 4Sta a u sissps.
uFs uu both morning aud evening trains
THIS line, In connection with the RIO orlando
Western. reaches Denver earlier than any
~ ears uF delayed trains TAke the Colo
RADIO Nidlaud And save time aud enjoy tho
hno,t ride and FrAndtst scenery ~ Colorado,
W. b. BAILEY, q. A. BROWN,
g.. pa. oun. Agent
Denver, Colo Salt Lake city.
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iNronMATioN ABOUT SANTIAGO.
What /. said by Men who Have Lived
There,

washington. June 2s.--Two men who
are r,s0gnlzfd by the military author
uira MS having complete irfurm1t.Un
of the ground around Bmqulr, lurd-
qua, santnru and the uniira Held ~
prcsont war operations have been at
mo war department. They are Geo.
W. Pfolner, engineer OF the Spanish
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woman whose Chapped Hands They Licked
Died OF Hydrophobia.

woman Whose Chapped Hands They Licked
Died or Hydrophobia.
1t appears from tho history of Ellen Calson.
the 19.year.old Swedish girl who died in Rooso-
welt Hospital on Monday, that q person may bo-
come infected with hydrophobia without being
bitten by a dog. The autopsy upon the girls
body, made yesterday under the direction of
Coroner's Physician Hamilton Williams. re-
vealed tho fact that her death was caused by
hydrophobia, although, so far as can be learned,
no dog ever bit Der.
The girl was employed as a servant by a fam
lily at Congers, \. V. She was brought to tho
hospital on Sunday afternoon. apparently suf.
fering with q violent attack OF rabies. and 1t was
at first supposed that she had been bitten by q
dog. She seemed to be strangling and %snffocat-
ing, and had the Authorizations usual IN such
cases. When water was given her, however,
expressed n wish for more. Her death was at
tributed to hydrophobia by the hospital physi.
clans.
In order to confirm the diagnosis OF hydro
phobia the autopsy was held. So far MS An ex:
animation of this nature could determine. the
diagnosis WINS correct. but parts of the intestines
were preserved and will be submitted to micro
scopical examination.
The history OF the girls case was gone into
most carefully. and il was learned that in the
three large Newfoundland dogs OF, which she
WAS very fond. Ono Of the dogs died on Nov. 20.
n second on Nov. 80, and the third on Jan. 20.
The veterinary who attended them found no
trace of rabies in any of them, and yet TO them
is traced the fatal mnlaty Of the girl. The pre-
to her by the dogs licking her hands, which
were badly chappod,