The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
DOG BITES PHYSICIAN
pR. WARREN LEAVES FOR AT-
 LANTA.
Prominent pensacsia Medical Man Masfens To Pasteur Institute
 For Treatment Against
 wound Caused by Mad

Dr. Warren E. Anderson one VI uS leading physicians of the city, and agent of the State Board of Health, left here today for Atlanta to enter the Pasteur Institue to. be treated TOT mad dog bite.
 The head of the animal. supposed to be rabid, was removed from the body, hacked in ice and sent by express 70 the institution for examination. pr. Anderson was bitten when he answered a call to treat Mrs. Cue, lady resid- ing on North Barcelona street. for dog bite. The animal was pet of the lady and she noticed strange symp- toms early today. Later she went near the dog to make a closer examination as to its strange acts when she was bitten. She immediately summoned the physician, and had the dog re- moved from the house. When the phy- sician arrived at the door. and was in- formed of what had transpired he in- uuired as to what had become of the dog and was told that it had been re- moved from the house.
 As he entered the room where the lady was he was attacked by the dog which by some means had gained access to the home. Its fangs sank into the flesh near the ankle and the doctor kicked 1t from him. but too late, as the blood began flowing freely. Within an hour after the dog had bit ten the doctor 1t died of what appear ed to be hydrophobia.
 New Hotel Charter.
 The charter of the Pensacola Hotel Company which is to erect the half million dollar hotel to be leased and operated by the Hervey Hotel Com pary, of Mobile, reached here today from Tallahassee the governor having approved the application to incorporate the leading citizens of the city into what is to be Known as the Pensacola Hotel Company, though this does not mean that the hotel will bear this name, but on the other hand one to be proved by Mfr. Hervey. A meeting of the stockholders has been called for the purpose of receiving the charter and permanently organizing. Prelirn- mary plans of the building. which Is to contain over 200 rooms have been mitted to Mir. Charles Hervey at Mo- bile for his approval.
 P0Iieenian's Mysteriaus Death.
 The manner in which ex-Police Of- flcer Frank Olsen met death last night at late hour in a saloon on South Palafox street is c mystery and the police and physicians have not yet de- termined upon what caused death or who the men were who struck the man. According to the conflicting statements Olsen who was a powerful I man. measuring fully six feet and weighing over 200 pounds. was struck l a sIight blow by fisherman and fell to 1 the floor, stumbling over pile of bar rels as he fell, At this moment the 1 bartender, who was in front blew a whistle to summon the police, and Olsen jumped up and ran for the back l door. the man with whom he was fighting going through the front door. The bartender paid no further atten- tion, according to his statement, as he thought both men had gone, but later i went to the rear door and there found | Olsen unconscious. Failing to restore | him he called a physician. The man | was then bleeding at the mouth and l died within 6 short time. It is the be- lief that in falling over the barrels | the mans neck was broken or else he suffered internal injuries. The coro- ners jury is to make a rigid examina- ton as Olsen drew $26. an hour before the occurrence and none of this money was found on his person when he was picked up.
 All Florida Cigars.
 The first cigar manufactured from tobacco grown in this county were ex- hibfted in the city today and pronounc-