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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Order of Publication

state OF Missouri, -
County of a. francois.
In the Circuit Court, November Term. 1901
State Of Missouri at the relation and 20 the
use OF frnnk RlchariHon, Collector Of the
revenue OF 81 francois County, T'n,
James O.. Going. Defendant.
NOW at this day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein. by her attorneys, lTpkIn 4
sMink, and MES her petition and nf1idn vii
ant, james u. S.olnE. Is not resident OF
the state OF Missouri. whsTeuppn, 10 Is or
by the CLERK nf this Court In vacation. that
said Defendant be notified by publication
that Plaintiff hns commenced a suit against
him In this Court, the object nnd general
nature OF which Is 90 enforce the collection
Of back taxes due the county Of ~. Fran
co.'s ami the state OF Missouri fd2 the years
isss. lxi5. issss, lsao and 800. amounting in
all to s.. ~, on the following described lie
linquent and forfeited lands to.wit ~
acres. east half 1T lots and In northeast
quarter. section nyc, township thirty four
range fiys. and the northeast qnaTtcT oi
section fi-c. township thirty four, range
ave. lying and being In said ~. Francois
county ana state Of Missouri; and that AN
less the said James y. Going be aud appear
he begun and holden NJ the Cpur1 House IN
the city ~ Pennington. in said county. nu
the eleventh day OF November next, and
on or before the firxt day thereof, II the
then before the last day of said icrm-an
Hwer or plead 10 the petition In said cause
the snne will be taken as confessed, and
Judgment viii he rendered accordingly.
And II n further ordered that a cupy
hereof be published. according TO law, ~
The Pennington Times, a newspaper pub
ltshed IN snid county OF -. francois, fol
four weeks successfully. published AT least
once n week, the last insertion 10 be at least
fifteen days before the nrst day OF said next
November term OF this Court
J. q. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk.
by G.. 4, WGLKsoN, Deputy.
A true copy from the record.
........ Witness my hand and the sea-
- q of the Circuit Court OF ~. Fran
- co.'s county. this 18th day OF Au'
$1,000 gust, 1901.
). &. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
ny G, T.. wiLksoN. pc.
September u, lot,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri, l.
County OF 81. francofu,
In the Ci...i; Court, November Term. 1891
state Of Missouri az the relation and 20 the
use OF Frank Richardson, Doliecior Of tho
revenue of ~. Francois County. tT'r.
W. G. Perrin, Defendant.
Nov az this day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein ~ her attorneys, FIpkin a
styink. and ilss her petition and afidavlt
aleeinE among other things that Defend.
not W.. q. Ferrill IL not a resident OF the
state OF Missouri; wnercapon, II In ordered
by the CLERK In vacation. That said defend.
ant De notified by publication thnt fsiaintifi
has commenced d suit against him in this
Court, the object and aenerni nature o.
which u TO enforce the collection OF back
sexes due the county OF 81. francois and
state OF Missouri for the years 1855. tsss
t.., isss and 100. amounting IN all 20 sis ~,
ON Delinquent and forfeited lands dehrribsd
as follows, to-wtt; Pan northeast quarter
$40 aces. lying aud being ~ said county o.
~. Francois aud state 81 Missouri. and that
unless the said W. q. korriu be and appear
~ this Court, at the next torn thereof. 10
ne begun and holden nj the Couf7 House In
the city OF FarninEton. IN said county. on
the eleventh day OF November next and
on OF before the farsf day Of said term. II
the term shall 80 long eontinu---and ~ not
answer or plead 10 the petition In aid
cause. the same Will be taken as confessed
and Judgment VIII b. rendered accordingly
And II ~ further ordered that q copy here
Of b. published. according 20 law. in Tbs
Pennington Times. newspaper published
IN said county OF 81. francnix for fOuf
weeks successfully. published nj least once
a week. tho last Insertion 20 be az least ri
days bcfore the firxt day Of said next Ne,
veInber term Of this Court.
J. q. wtLLiAAs. Circuit Clerk,
By q, r. wiEksoE, Deputy.
A true cop5 from the record.
.,..... Witness my hand, and the sea
- of the Circuit Court OF ~ San
A'' ~ cois county. this nd day OF Al
'''s'''' gust, 1901.
&C. WILLIAMS. Circuit Clerk.
ny q. T. WILSON. ID, q,
september "a, 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Cholera In India.

People everywhere are acquainted
with the remarkable cures OF milder
forms of bowel complaints effected By
the use OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. II Is not
generally known, however, that this
remedy has proved very suecessful In
tho treatment OF Asiaiic cholera aud
u now sold aud used all over India.
Airs. Sd. l.. Iliscocks, writing from
Claer Road, DycaIia. India, says: ~
have used = good many bottles of
Chambcrlain's Coiic, Cholera and Di-
arrhaeA liomedy. and have found Il
invaluable as cure as well as pre-
vcnsaiive Of cholera. So far l have
ncWr known Il TO fall II given 10 tho
carly stages" For sale by City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Order of Publication.

state OF Missouri, -.
County OF ~. Francois,
In the Circuit Court. November Term. 1901,
state OF M,ssoun es rel. and TO the uso
os Frank Richardson, Collector Of the
Revenue OF ~ Francois County. Pi'n,
vs.,
Unknown heirs OF David y. Perrynah. un.
known heirs OF Mason friSseil unknown
heirs Of Israel McGrady, Defendants.
Nov at this day comes the riainti6
~ herein hy her Attorney, Pipsln a
alleging among other things that Defend
ant unknown heirs OF David y. perrymnn.
unknown heirs OF Mason frtNscll and IN
known heirs Of lsrncl Act'rady, as FAR nN
shs has be.n nhle 10 ascertain. arc not res
dents of the state Of Missouri wheruupon
u Is ordered by the CLERK OF this COurt Ia
vacation. that said Defendants be- notified
by publication that Plaintiff has CON.
nlcnced q suit against them In this Court.
the object and general nature OF which IL
for the collection OF hack taxes n'delin-
AN state Of Missouri, and due the said
state end county. for the years 1876, 1857.
iHs, iSsp ana igco. amounting In all to ti0.3i.
said land bvinR described as follows south
part OF the east halt oft northeast quarter
OF sec ~, twp ~, rye a, containing - acres.
1Plainun states that she verify believes
matter Of this petition whose names sho
cannot insert therein beenuss unknown to
her. ana that they have an Interest rs heirs
of David T.. fcrry man, Mason frlsscll ana
Israel McGrndy, ana derived as heirs %
David y. ferryInan. Mason Frisseil and Is.
raei McHmdy, as inr as her knowledge Ak.
tends, ana would pray the Cuurt, ia yucc.
ton. 70 make an order Of publication rs In
cass.of non .rraidcnisi; ana that unless the
said unknown heirs OF David y. rvTTymHn,
and unknown heirs OF Mason Frissril and
unknown heirs OF lsrncl MctiTady D. and
appear at this Court. at the next term
thereof, 20 be begun and holden ~ the
Court House tn the city of fATmingtoh, In
said county. on the eleventh day of Aoyem.
her uezt. ANA on or before the rrst day 81
said term, II the term shall SO long con.
tinue-nnd 10 not, then on or before the last
day Of spid terin-answer or plead TO tho
Petition In said cause, the Same VIII b.
taken rs confessed, and Judgment win DO
renerrd accordingly.
And It Is further ordered that a copy here
Of be published. according TO law, In The
Pennington Times, d newspaper published
In said county OF NJ. francois. for four
weeks successfully, published at least once
0 week. the last insertion TO be ut least NJ
teen days before the first dRy OF said next
November term OF this t'ourt.
j. q. WILLIAMS, Circuit Clerk.
Bye T. NtLksOS, ntIutf
A true copy from the record.
........ witness my hand and the seal
- OF tue Circnit Court OF 81. Fran
"' o. cnls county. this ndh day OF Au'
'''''''' gust. isDi.
J.C. WILLIAMS, Circuit CLERK.
ny q. 4. WILSON, Il. G.,
september II. 1901.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

The Board Of Commissioners of Lu.
matte Asylum No. appear to be get
ting move on them. Il will be
noticed In this connection that Gov.
crnor Dockery, In his letter to the cd.
ilor Of THE TINES, says: "ThC
Board submitted plans for additional
buildings some weeks since, which
were promptly approved by me; do
not know the cause Of the delay, but
have written the mcmbcrs Of the Board
by this mail " This seems Ia have
infused little activity into them, and
they met IN ST Louis last Saturday,
adopted plans for kitchen, dining
room aud laundry, and decided to nd
yertise for bids. II may be presumed,
then, that work will be resumed on
the asylum some time in October.
Chairman Allen says 1.-The criticism
Of the commission for not fastening
the work is unjust; il has been Inn
possible to proceed with the buildings
until the plans were adopted; :" and
yet Governor Dockery says he ap-
proved Of plans for additional buildings
some weeks ago, and doesn't know
the cause of the delay. Again, Chair
man Allen Is reported to have said,
1--WE desire TO go slow" etc. Well,
they certainly have gone slow and al
lowed the best part Of the year for
work Of this character to Zip away.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Seuiheast News.
George u. stoiis OF Poplar Bluff has
u banana tree bearing fruit.

George u. stoits OF Poplar Bluff has
banana tree bearing fruit.
DOuiphan had big lire on the 9th,
which destroyed large number OF
stores aud residences.
Charleston correspondents as we'll
as the editor of tho Enterprise object
10 the roaming and prowling OF the
Town COW. The marshal has two COW
bells which he Gu. off the necks Of some
COWS thst were disturbing the sleep OF
the neighbcrhood.
A turtle weighing Ss5 pounds was
caught 10 The river al CaruihersviIie
last week. Four men stood On lis
back while Il walked around. II is
said to DO ls5 years oil, but how the
people know that nobody explains.
zeb criie, barber shop porter q,
Poplar Blug. shot aud Instantly killed
Tom Graham In quarrel over a
womsn on Tho 18th. Critic K under
arrest chsrged with murder ia the
FIRST degree.
Carl Benson, a young man 80 ycarx
cid. employed ~ ilagman al VIII
Evansville, sss down On the track while
waiting fur train on.lhe 5th and fell
Aslesp. The train for which he was
- .-I.l
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

Bill Phelps, feat Of which we are told
that asinie gentleman Is past master.
We have said tina, these gentlemen
voluntarily came away from their Of
fees to give their testimony 10 behalf
OF humanity and the Bonne Terra rail-
way; aud this 10 true, because The
commission has no power 10 compel
any witness to appear before IL aud
give testimony; all that Il can do IL
to request witnesses 20 appear aud ties.
,iiy 10 order that Il may be able TO OBJ
obtain Information and intelligence
whereby TO render just and impair.
tlal decision.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

They alss admitted that the great rail-
roads of ihe State would combine and
defeat any bill that might be intro
duded 10 the Legislature looking to
tho notifications of such crossing.
notwithstanding the facts thai the
Flat River district and the lead conn.
try generally Ia 81. Francois aud Ste.
Gcneyieve counties have felt for many
years the oppression Of arbitrary freight
rates assessed by railroads owned by
men living 10 tho East, and notwl,h-
standing the imperious necessity Of a
railroad Into the lead district, these
distinguished gentlemen who testified
80 glibly rs to the danger Of grade
crossings, did not let one remark fall
from their lips that the necessity Of
other railroads in this section was so
marked and distinct as to overcome
any possible and remote danger that
might result from grade crossings.
What weigh, can Judge Fox's CON.
ulissioucrs give to such testimony, con-
Ing from men whose sworn and solemn
duty il has been and Is 10 make rec
concentrations for needed Legislation.
aud who for twenty-five long years
have fatty refused, notwithstanding
the laws injunction, 10 take any steps
to rid the State Of what they testify to
be dangerous death traps9 Such tes-
timony can only be olasScd with the
ordinary mouihings OF tho demagogue,
and cannot be taken seriously, It mat
trrs not from whence Il comes.
The same power that caused them
TO take so much interest In tho cToss.
ing cases now pending 10 this county
before Judge Fox's commission; that
caused them TO visit on two different
occasions the Crawley switch crossing
and the main line crossing Of they
Il. 4 b. I. railroad in the private car
of Capt. Burns, and then caused them
to como voluntarily before the COM
mission and give such testimony, could
In three hours notice run the last one
OF them out OF jefferson City during
the sitting Of the Legislature u II vert
necessary and to the interest OF Col
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
For Observance Of the Presidents Fu-
neral Day with Mourning
aud Prayer

Whereas, Divine Providence has
removed from our nation one Of its
ablest and most beloved Presidents,
W iIliam Mckinley; and whereas, tho
citizens Of the Republic, regardless Of
party affiliations, are united in their
praises Of him as y statesman and ~
citizen; aud whereas, Hon. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt, President Of the United
states. and Hon. A. NJ. Dockery,
Governor Of the State OF Missouri,
have caused 10 be Issued their proc
lamalious requesting the people TO OBJ
serve September 10Th, 1901, the day
Of the late President Mckinlcy's iu-
neral, as a day Of mourning and
prayer:
Now, therefore, |, George N. VIII
sou, Mayor Of the City Of Pennington,
do hereby request that on Thursday,
September 18Th, 1901, all business
houses, manufacturing establishments,
Offices, schools and colleges be closed ;
and that the people assemble in thcil
respective places OF divine worship,
| there FeVeTcutly to submit TO the will
Of Jehovah aud ask that lie may sus.
tain US through this hour Of pungcn
sorrow, and that the blessing Of Al.
mighty God may be upon and abid,
with our beloved nation.
GEORGE NJ. WILSON, Mayor.
Attest: SAM'L l.. AsBuRT, Clerk.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

The Naval Court Of Inquiry, called
at the instance Of Admiral schley, met
last Thursday, aud the objection Of
Admiral schley TO Admiral llowison,
one Of the members of the court, for
expressions showing bic bias and pre-
iudice, was sustained by the other two
members Of the court, Admirals Dewey
and Benham, aud he was excused from
further service. Admiral Ramsey has
been appointed to take his place. The
court will resume is sessions on Fri.
day morning.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

Mr, Bryan has added to his paper,
The Commouor, department devoted
to clippings from the editorial columns
of the weekly papers which support
Democratic principles aud policies
A. he suggests, the great dailics, which
are more or less-mo,tiy norc--under
the influence Of the Money Trust, are
constantly quoting from eacholher,
but the weeklies, which are nearer the
people and reflect their sentiments and
feelings, are seldom heard from
through the metropolitan press. This
department of The Commoncr will
prove an interesting feature of this
already popular aud widely circulated
paper, and will show how tho country
press ndhercs to Jcffersonian princi.
pies aud stands up for the interests Of
the common people, and will also
bring the Democratic country press all
over the country in closer touch.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

The encouraging reports of Presi-
dent Mckinley condition which
reached us Just as We went to press
last week, aud revived glad hope In
the hearts Of the American people that
he would survive the dastardly assault
Of the anarchist assassin, changed for
the worse Thursday, and despite all
tha, his surgeons and physicians could
do, he died saturday morning at 2 Is,
Eastern time. The funeral will take
place to-day { Thursday aud Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt, has issued proclama-
ton recommending all the people to
assemble ON this day nj their respec-
tive places Of divine worship in honor
Of the lamenicd dead President; aud
Governor Dockery Of this State has
issued similar proclamation TO the
people Of Missouri. The day will be-
generally observed as Que of mourning
throughout the United States.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
ASYLUM COMMISSION MEErs.

From The 81. Louls Republic. sept. Is.
J. d. Allen OF Butler, james =.
Green Of DeSoto aud +, NJ. Wells of
Marble I'LL, No, composing the State
Commission to construct the insane
as, lum nj Pennington, held a confer.
cnce at tho Laclcde Hotel yesterday
with Architect II. II. llohenschild.
Plans for the kitchen, dining room
aud laundry we're examined and APP
proved. There is svailablc for the
construction Of those buildings $751;
600. There is also available Ss3, 900
for the construction Of n ward for
violent patients and for on additional
new hospital building. These build.
ings will be ordered by the board as
soon as plans are drawn and approved
The board expects to have the institu-
ton ready for occupancy by March
LIST, 1909.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
A Little Boy Cured

OF Collie Amor Physiciaa's Tressment
Had failcd.
My boy when four years old was
Iaken with collie and cramps In bis
stomach. sent for the doctor and
he injected morphine, but the child
kept getting worse. then gave him
half a teaspooniul of Chamberlain 4
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy,
and 10 half an hour hc was sleeping
aud soon recovcred.-F. l.. wilkins,
Shell Lake, Wis. AIR. wilkins !.
book-keeper for the Shell Lake Lum.
Der Company. For sale By City Drug
Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

Vice President Theodore Roosevelt
took the oath Of Office Of President oi
the United States al 3:45 O'Clock p.
M, Saturday, the 18th inst, aud an
nounccd his purpose TO continue the
policy inauguratcd by President Nc
kinley.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Final settlems nt

Notice " hereby given ina, the under.
signed. Administrator Of the estate OF
J. n. sARsfcf.E. Deed.
Will make finai settlement OF said estate
Of ths next term OF the Probate Court OF
st. Francois county. Missouri. TO be begun
and held NJ the Court House Ia FarminH
In October, isf.
J. \. CLAY, Admir-.
September n, ini.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
INSANE ASYLUM NO. 4.
What Governor Doekery and the Asy.
lum Commissioners Have 10 Say.
OfFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
STATE uF MISSOURI,
err pF JEFFEhsoN, SHIT. Is. 1891
Iufn II EtsuEu To

OffICE Oh THE GONEESORl
STATE or MISSOURI.
err uF JEFFEKsoN, sEIT. Is, 1891
THO. d. Fisher, E,Q.,
Pennington. Mo-;
Dear Sir: My attention has just
been called TO an editorial, 10 your
issue Of this woek, crilicising the Con-
struclion Board of the Pennington
Asylum for delay In the work OF add.
tional buildings necessary TO open the
institution.
he Board submitted plans for ad.
diiional buildings some weeks since,
which were promptly approved by me
! do not know the cause Of the delay,
but have written tho members OF The
Board by this mail. There Is no
foundation whatever for the statement
of certain paper that the money is
evidently not on hand TO construct the
buildings "
Very truly you're,
A. NJ. DOCKEBY.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

The nation mourns President Nc
kinlcy died Saturday morning al 2ilb
o'clock, The great heart Of the
American people throbs in sympathy
with that Of his gentle and beloved
beruayed aud afflicted wife.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Order of Publication

Stata OF Mtbsouri, imu
In the Circuit Court. November Term. 1901.
state of Missouri at the relation OF and TO
the use OF Frank Richardson, Collector of
the revenue OF 1T. FRANCOIS county. r1'n.
the unknown heirs q william J. Cole. De.
Pendants.
Ayow al thia day comes the Plaintiff
~ herein by her attorneys. Plpkin a
swink, ana fiies her petition ana a.fidavit. .
alleging among other things that Defend
ants. the unknown heirs of William !. Cole,
are not residents OF the state OF Missouri.
and are unknown 10 the Plaintiff herein (;
Cnurf n yacatson, thai said p.tendarts be
nottfed by publication that Plaintiff has
commenced q SUIT against them In this
Court. the object and general nature OF
delinquent land In thu state of Missouri and
courty of st.iFT0ncols and due said county
and state. Described as follows; 10 acres,
quarter, and the northwest quarter OF the
northeast quarter, all In section -, town.
ship ~, range 4. for the years isgs, iess, isa
snd 1900. amounting IN al 10 - vel tfiaintin
sons interested In the subtnet matter OF tnis
petition wilnes names she cannot nsatf
therein because tbey are unknown TO her,
&Illi s cis and sr. ,s q ssirs Of VII
iiarl j. Cole. as far ms hsS knowiedxe ex.
tends. and would pray the Court, Ia vaea.
ton. 70 make an order o. pahlirstiois as IN
sasa unknown heirs of william ). Cole b.
and appear at this Conrf. at the next term
ihereof 10 be begun and holden u the
sasn county. % ,ts sissassa day Of Eossm .
said term. q Is term SHAH 30 hong continue
aid e 10 then 90 @ hsiors ilss !Ast d.y
fion q sid cause. ths same VII ns taken
~ ccafssssd, ard Judgement viii be- rsu-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters tesla.
mcntary were granted To the undersigned
ny the rrulsatr Court Of st. Frnncoss
county. Missouri. dated september q, 1851 /,
on tho estate OF
SAMUEL g. GOssoM. Decd.
Al persons having claims asninst said
estate are required to exhibit them Go the
Executors for allowance within uns year
De precluded from any baneft OF said es.
tate, and n not exhibited for allowance
within two years from tho date OF said
letters they will he forever haired
sAm'i o. u dS Sssss2hj Dr.. Executors,
-Sepicmber u. ipi.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19
Order of Publication

staso OF Missouri,
County of ~. Fruncoss, 80
In the Probate Court
Robert Tetiey, Executor Of the Estate of
Aihtnah u. Hunter. deceased.
TO the heirs OF Al5inah n. Hunter, decd.
You ars hereby notifad that aohert Tot
ley, Executor of Albinah n. Hnssref. de-
ceased. presents to the ts1urt his petition,
praying tor an order for the sais Of 80 mnch
OF the reni estate OF said sfcceased ns Will
ray the legar,es, etc, due oy estd estate.
and yet unpaid for want OF sal1icfant as
sets. accompanied ny the accounts. lists
aid inventories Required law In such case.
On examination whereof IL Ia ordered that
81 persons Interested On the estate OF said
tieceased. be nottfsd thai application as
Aforesaid has beeu made. and unless the
contrary ~ shown ON or brfpre tho NEXT
tern OF this Court. to ha held on the itfil
dny o. uctO1sr. tp1i. next. an order VIII b.
made tor fhe sale Of this whole. o. y,
snsrhl 81 The real rxtata al said deceased
NJ will W. sufficient far the payment
o. said feeafi~s. etc. AND u Il further or.
dered TINT this ncttce b. nublIxhed In snupe
neWnpatef In thss csuutr NnY tour WEEKS
nstess thr next regular October term Of
witness nv hand - yadre 81
....-... aid tsusrt ana the seal fhsrsnf.
Il A.. n0ue ut oG1cs ID Farsbingl0n. In
the county afuT0snid, on the ixfil
.'-'.''' dsF ct ssbfemhex, isal.
sep ~ In. juese Il Probate.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-09-19

Walter Young. a boy OF tight years
Of Por.ageville, New Madrid county.
died last week of bydrophobia. lie
had been bitten by pet wolf. which
had shown no signs Of being -msAss
lie was In great sgony for several days
before be died. Several others were
bitten by the animal.