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FIGHT OVER PROPERTY.
MRryInnder I'm Dying Condition and
Assaflnnt Fugitive from Justice.

Special 70 TIE Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. Aug. 81 3. Ham
mond. OF Dry Run. is in a serious condi-
ton, with little prospect Of recovery. and
Ezra Skinner. Of the same neighborhood.
is fugitive from justice A warrant is
In the hands Of officers charging him with
a murderous assault upon Hammond
Both are respected residents OF Dry Run.
Skinner is a civil war veteran. and Ham
mond owns several fine farms In Path
Valley.
Hammond recently laid one OF his fields
out into building lots. this field adioln-
ing SINNERS place The men quarreIed
over the dividing line. and engaged IN
bloody fight. during which Skinner Is al
legged TO have hurled a stone at Ham
mond. Attending physicians are OF the
opinion Hammond was further assaulted
after being rendered unconscious.
Dry Run is worked up over the affair.
and sympathy is equally divided. 1t is
believed Skinner has been spirited away
by friends.
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schaidt Funeral Held.

oleciRI q Tho NaslingtCn Herald
Cumberland. Nd. Aug. S.-The funeral
or Rev. J. C. Schaidt, seventy years old.
pastor OF the Lutheran Church at Salts
burg. Pa, who was killed by a freight
train while en- route 20 the hotel from
the post-ofice. took place this afternoon
from the Bedford Street German Lutheran
Church he was buried in the church
cemetery. Mr.. Schaidt was a cousin Of
the late John schaidt. many years sur
veyor Of Allegany County.
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LAND LOTTERY DRAWN.
IsadOr SeIig, of Oregon, Wins FRS
at COuer d'AIene.

IsadOr Selig, of Oregon, Wins First
at COuer d'AIene.
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Aug. s.--Isador
selig. OF Myrtle Creek. Oregon. drew No.
in the Occur d'Alene government land
lottery to-day
Among the other winners were:
No. 2. John Hedmark. Spokane: No. 8,
Charles G. Cornwell. Spokane; No. 4.
Herman Neubauer, South Tacoma, Wash
ington; no. 3, Ella T. Naloney. Spokane.
No 6. William W. Atkinson. Troy.
Idaho: No. Z. Maude Sharpe. Martins
vile, H.; No. S, Peter Worderbach.
Butte. Mont: No. g. Paul Rising. 81
Paul, MINI, and No. 10. John Dlnsinger,
Zelienople. Pa.
Although the crowds OF landseekeu
were not as large as during the last thEeI
weeks. when fling applications for reg
istration on the Occur d'Alene, Spokane,
and Flathead reservations. several thou
sand eagerly awaited til 10 o'clock this
morning, when the drawing for The Occur
d'Alene land begun.
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Special 70 Tho Washington Herald
Greenbush. Va. Aug. 9.-Enterins feld
with a red bandana handkerchief around
his neck. Franklin Harris. twenty-five
years Of age. was so seriously gored by
a maddened bull this afternoon that it L.
feared he viii die.
Harris was in the pasture when hs
heard q snore behind him. Turning. he
saw the bull. with head lowered. coming
toward him With the breath OF the mad
animals nostrils almost on his back.
Harris managed 70 reach safely a tree.
He climbed the tree and was protected
for the time being. Suddenly he felt thu
reaction OF his fright, and tainted. falling
Ell the feet OF the big bull. he was
gored terribly, his ribs being broken, his
scalp bruised and internal Injuries re-
sulting
Having tossed the man in the air sew
eral times before help could reach him,
the bull threw Harris high over q barbOd
wire fence, where he was picked Up n q
dying condition.
Inside the lot the bull made efforts 60
break through the wires OF tho fence, cut
ting himself so that ne was forced %
desist. For hours afterward the bull con-
tinued 20 rage.
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BUSTLE ABOARD BATTLE SHIPS.
North Atlantic Fleet Hnrrying 10 Get
Away for Target Practice.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. S.-This was another.
day OF hustle aboard the battle ships OF
the North Atlantic feet now at anchor IN
Hampton Roads. Coal and other supplies.
were being rushed aboard in order 70 set
them away for target practice prelim-
mary 10 the record work 10 be commenced
next week
The battle ship Mississippi was the first
70 get away. passing out Cape Henry a
few minutes before 3 o'clock this after
noon. The three other ships scheduled TO
sail this afternoon. the Georgia. the Kan
sas. and the Wisconsin, did not completes
coaling. but an unknown vessel passed
out Cape Henry at Z o'clock tonight
which may have been one OF them.
It is likely that several vessels VIII get.
away early in the morning. as four Vir-.
ginia pilots were this afternoon asked 10.
Join the fleet.
The battle ship Kentucky arrived at the
Norfolk Navy Yard this afternoon. A
half million dollars VIII be spent on her.
here for repairs
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DAVIES FUNERAL TODAY.
Services VIII Be Held at Manassas
Episcopal Church.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Manassas, Va. Aug. 9.-The funeral OF
y. Jenkyn Davies. the lawyer and poll
tlcian. who died suddenly yesterday, viii
take place tomorrow afternoon from the
Trinity Episcopal Church.
The intermeEt will be in the Manassas
Cemetery. The following will be the
pallbearers: W. y. Lipscomb. James c.
Lewis, Walter Shannon. W. J. Green, A.
A. HOon. and J. P. Leachman. Arrange
ments for the funeral were not made
until this afternoon, as Judge Thorn
ton. an uncle OF the deceased who was
away, could not be reached sooner.
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FunernI of Mrs. Hart.

Funeral services fof Mrs Bertha Swope
Hart. wife OF Capt. Abraham Hart. past
commander Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic. Department Of the Potomac,
were held yesterday morning from her
apartment. 1881 California street north
west. Services were conducted by Rev.
Louis Stern and Rev. Abram simon, both
OF the Eighth Street Temple. Interment
was in the Washington Hebrew Gene
terry. The pallbearers were A. d. Frank,
OF Baltimore; Joseph Swope, OF New
York; and James Lansburgh. Henry Lau-
man. William NJ Bass. Frank F. Major,
and l. Kern, Of this city
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Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has
proclaimed a quarantine Of Fremont Ma
trona. Converse, Weton Crook. Sheridan.
Johnson, and Big Horn counties on ac-
count Of the infection among sheep. The
Secretary says the quarantine Is pro-
claimed because the fact has been de-
termined that a contagious. communica-
bic disease known as Zip and les" dis
ease exists among the sheep in the coun-
ties named.
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DIFFERENT NOW

ANSWER 10 1to4EFtUAI'S PUHLLE
Partner wanted In hroksraGA h.rA
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CHINESE LOAN ASSURED.
State Department Wins Fight for
American Bankers.

The State Department, according to ad-
vices from Pekin, has practically won
its fight for an American share OF the
new Chinese railway loan OF S27.500,O00.
and it IS expected that before long there
Will be a definite announcement from
China that the bankers Of America. who
have asked for a portion Of the loan Will
be given an equal share with the Brit
ish. German, and French bankers, who.
until the State Department made en-
phatic objection. we're 70 get the whole
issue.
According TO the understanding there
the matter OF the distribution OF con-
tracts for supplies and the employment
OF foreign engineers. is occupying the at
tention Of the Chinese government. The
State Department is as much interested
in these matters as in the original propo-
sition OF obtaining a portion OF the loan
for American bankers.
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BUYS SCHOOL SITE.
Building TO Cost 100000 VIII BE
Erected I'm LynchburR.

Lynchburg, Va, Aug. g. - The city
school board has just purchased a site
adjoining the College Hin reservoir. upon
which the new high school building is TO
be erected. The site cost 81. 900. and the
building win approximate about $4,000.
Plans are now being drawn.
The board VIII also erect three district
schools during the next twelve months.
each Of which VIII cost about 5000.
None OF these buildings viii be ready for
use this coming school session
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Must Chnnge Their Nethnh.

officials of the Interstate Commerce
Commission believe the provisions or the
tax section OF the new tariff
bin VIII result in a change in the book
keeping methods Of carriers, SO far as
their fiscal year Is concerned. A major
ity OF the carriers use the fiscal year OF
the government, that is, ending June 90,
and a considerable number use the cal,
endar year ending December 81, In re-
porting to the commission
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winchester, :, Hagerstown, 4.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald
Winchesuer, Va, Aug 9.-Winchester
defeated Hagerstown in an exciting con-
test at Reservoir Park this afternoon. Z
TO l.
Brooks and Fanwen opposed each other
on the slab. and the former had all the
best or IL, keeping his seven hits scat
tered besides striking out eight
Mabry was the star Of the game. his
stick work being responsible FOR six OF
the locals seven runs. With men on
bases. each tina he landed for a home
run. q three-bagger. and single. Bon
ner's catch was the feature for the Wis
itOrs.
Batteries - Winchester. Brooks and
Mabry: Hagerstown, Fanwel and Shea
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STORK OVERTAKES PATROL.
Bnby Found in Police Wagon on
Way TO Hospital.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Aug. 9-Elizabeth Haines,
twenty years old. OF E!ghty-sixth street
and Laycock avenue. became III on the
street not far from her home this morn
Ing, and policeman who saw her, sum-
moned a patrol wagon from the Sixty
fifth street and Woodland avenue sta
ton.
AS the driver whipped up his horses to
take the young woman TO the University
Hospital, stork which lowered over the
vehicle, was not seen by the patrol crew.
Just before the institution was reached.
however, one OF the patrol crew turned
to his companions and said: why.
here's a little baby, and It's a boy" The
mother and child are now at the hospital
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CAPT. JENNINGS NAMED.
Lynchburg AsHembIymRn RenOmi-
mated without Opposition.

Lynchburg. Va. Aug. g. - Papers OF
Richmond said that among the veteran
members OF the Virginia general assem-
bly, who failed OF nomination FOR re-elec-
ttlon last week was Capt Upton d. Jen-
nings.
Capt Jennings was not only re-nOmi-
mated. but he got the honor without a
suggestion Of opposition. having been de-
clared the nominee before any other
nomination was made FOR the house In
the State. Capt Jennings viii not only
be one Of the oldest members OF the next
house. but he has the honor CT having
been nominated Arst.
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w. C. t. U. BIames Mcfarland.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, through Mrs. Emma X Shelton.
announced that on July 16 the American
Ice Company agreed to furnish free ice
for the fountain at Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue. and that for some
unexplainable reason Commissioner Mac
farland has refused 10 grant the company
a permit TO supply the ice.
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DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
Tucker Received SOS Votes in Rock
bridge While Man Got IS3.

Tucker Received SOS Votes in Rock
bridge While Man Got IS3.
SPECIAL To Tho Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va. Aug. s.-The vote OF the
Democratic primary In Rockbridge was
canvassed to-day. and the following Of
fetal count reported;
For governor, Mann, Is3; Tucker, 65S
For lieutenant governor. Cation. 20; Ely
son. 474. For attorney general, Catett.
6e6; Williams. n. For commissioner Of
agriculture. Brown. %: Koiner. 457. For
house Of delegates-Rockbridge Buena
Vista district Edward A. Moore. 500:
Hugh A White. SSS; Bath, Highland,
Rockbridge, BUena Vista district, John
w Stephenson. OF Bath County. $50: w.
7. Paxton. Of Buena Vista. S7s. There
were 753 ballots cast in the county. with
two thrown out.
Buena Vista's vote Is as follows: Mann.
lOs; Tucker, 5s; Cation. Is; Ellyson, 146;
Catlett, g.. Williams. g.: Brown. 1I6:
Koiner, g; Moore. 81; White, 10; Ste
phenson. II. and Paxton. 146.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
nnnriIIe. 81 Richmond. ?

Danvine. Va. Aug. 9.-Loos practically
won his own game in the first or the
series with Richmond to-day He Sc
cured three hits out Of three times at
the bat
The pitching hOnOrs were about evenly
divided. though the Danyille twirler
showed up best during the last half OF
the game. The locals pulled OF two fast
double plays, Reinhart, at third base fig
uring in both OF them. The visitors two
runs were made on a base on balls and
doubles by Sandherr and Messitt Singles
by Fisher. Reinhart. and Loos. a sacrifice
fly by Stafford. and errors by Messitt and
Sandherr gave the Red Sox three runs.
Score:
r.. Z.
Richmord........... o. 10000 O-27 2
Danyille...............0 2O1-3 /
Ratlcria-.-Nerhrut md Messiii. Loo and Wet
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snes Hia AsnhIInnt

Charleston. W Va. Aug. 9.-Leo Price
has instituted suit in the Kanawha Coun-
ty Circuit Court against Joe Grishaber
for $1,000 damages. Price is now in the
McAiillen Hospital as a result Of being
shot by Grishaber on the latter's farm.
Grishaber claims the shooting was ac-
cidental. He IS out on 5000 bond.
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SHERMAN A SPEAKER.
Vice President on Programme at
German Day Celebration.

Utica. y. Y. Aug. 9. 90 DIT. Theodore
suro. OF New York. president OF the Ger
man-American Alliance, and Vice Prssl-
dent Sherman were speakers at the fifth
annual celebration OF German Day IN
Utica to-day.
The exercises were held at Utica Park
this afternoon with 1900 persons IN at
tendance. The celebration, which marks
the anniversary Of the battle OF Oriskany,
began with big parade this morning.
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Gather for Hon. shorr.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Front Royal. va, Aug. 9-To-night all
hotels and clearinghouse are filed on
account Of the large crowd present for
the horse show, which takes place
Wednesday and Thursday. On account
of the large and attractive entry list and
large purses. the crowd has been pour
ing IN for the past week
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Special 70 The Washington Hs-ald.
Roanoke. Va, Aug. 9-The contract for
building Roanoke'S new post-ofice has
been awarded to Jones & Adams. OF
Lynchburg. their bid being ss0,272. Work
viii begin at once. and the new building
VIII be completed by September I OF next
year. The present post-ofice viii be torn
down
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Lynchburg, Va. Aug. 9-The council
committee on finance on next Monday
viii open bids here for the purchase
Of the 10000 bond issue. the proceeds
Of which are to be used for municipal
Improvements. The bonds are 10 bear
per cent interest. and are to mature in
thirty years.
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DIcks-Ford wedding.
pecial TO Tho Washington Herald.

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Aug. o. Announce
ment was made to-day Of the marriage
recently Of Miss Mabel Elizabeth Ford.
daughter OF Benjamin Ford. 10 James
Allen Dicks. both OF Winchester The
ceremony was performed quietly in Ha-
Mowbray.
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Lynchburfg. Va. Aug. 9.-The season
at the local Academy Of Music Win open
on August p. this being the earliest
opening at this playhouse. Manager Cor
bin Shield states his bookings already
are by far the best ever offered. for II
includes many attractions which have
never before come south Of Washington
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Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynehburg. Va Aug. 9.-To-day was
the hottest experienced here this sum
mer the government thermometer show
ing a maximum during the afternoon Of
e5 degrees. The humidity has been cor
respondingly high
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LEWIS CANDIDATE AGAIN.
VIII Make Announcement in Next
Issue OF Mine WOrkers' Journal

Indianapolis. Aug. S.-President Lewis.
OF the United Mine Workers OF America.
to-day said that in the next issue OF tho
United Mine Workers Journal he would
make an Official announcement OF his
candidacy for re-eleodon IS president OF
the United Mine Workers.
Mr.. Lewis ssid that the report cireu-
lated that the organization has dissen-
sions In It's ranks, which has weakened
its influence. is incorrect. The orgsnizs-
ton IS growing. he said. and there are
fewer disputes growing out OF its con
tracts than there have been for several
years.
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FARMER Is DEFEATED.
Clement and Wilson Nominated for
House from PittsyIvania.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, Aug. 9-The returning
board u Pittsylvania County met to-day
az Chatham and canvassed the vote IN
Thursdays primary. the result being that
S. F. Clement and s II. Wilson we're de-
clared the nominees for the house OF
delegates. while r. z. J.. Farmer is de-
feated by four votes
The Official count IS Clement, 81; VIII
son. SIS. and Farmer. 5S4 Both Farmer
and Wilson have been claiming the cleo
ton. and II was known that IL would
take an Official count 20 decide Il. Farmer
was present at the count with an attor-
ney. and there Is some talk OF contest.
Wilson had no representative at the
count. The result for State Offices was
not materially changed. Mann's majority
being 12L The biggest majority was for
Williams, who received sol votes to 80 for
Catlett.
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- 10 - WaslinEton -.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. Avg. 9.-Mrs. Kate V.
Evans, wife Of J. L. Evans. died at the
Home and Retreat after an operation fol
lowing long illness. She was the daugh-
ter Of c. r. Vest. and was born here
tn-cnty-four years ago. and had always
lived here.
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WIN Build bridge.

Lynchburg. Va. Aug. Bids are 10
be opened at Altavista August 81. for
the construction of q bridge over the
stanton River which viii approximate
40 feet in lenrth. connecting Pittsylyania
with Campbell County
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HENRY K. SCHAFHIRT DEAD.
United states StOrelyeeper succumbs
After Few Hours Illness

o1cc-lL % Inc WlslllE-0l HCTaId-
Hagerstown, Nd, Aus. 9.-Henry Kirk
Schafhirt. brother Of A F. Schafhirt. gen
eral agent for the Cumberland Valley
Railroad in Hagerstown. IS dead at his
home at Greencastle OF uraemic poison
ing.
Mr.. Schafhirt was sick less than Gay.
He was United States storekeeper and
gauger. AT the time OF his death he was
stationed at q distillery near Waynes-
boro. He was a Republican, and took an
active part in politics. His wife and two
children survive him
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SLAIN BY NEGRO.

Disturbance Raised by Man While
Drinking Cause OF Shooting.
Special % TIE Washington Herald
Front Royal. Va. Aug. 9.-Robert Bal
timore. a negro. while under the infiu-
ence Of liquor last night. shot and IN
stantly killed Larkn Sealock. q white
man. al Linden, Va, eight miles east OF
here.
II appears that Baltimore had raised a
disturbance az the store OF John Hug
nall. and had made threats against Sea-
lock. After leaving the store the negro
went out on the streets and fred FIVE
shots from his revolver. killing SealOck
instantly. The negro is in the jail here.
having been captured a short time after
the killing BY Sheriff Marshall.
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Anderson Wins.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Anderson. W. Va. Aug. g Anderson de-
feated the team Of Holden, w. Va. to-
day. The score was 2 to !.
Boone, in the box for Anderson. was in
fine form. and put up his best game of
the season. Score:
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Attornev FnIIn frnm Cnr.

Danvllle. Va, Aug. 9-AlgernOn c. Ed
munds, a prominent attorney OF Daa-
vile, fell while alighting from a moving
street car here to-day and broke his leg
a. the ankle,
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Portsmouth, o. Norfolk, 1.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 9.-The Crew as
usual put up sorry exhibition against
the fuckers this afternoon. and the lat
ter team won. to l.
Otey started to pitch FOR Norfolk. but
retired in favor Of Temple after hitting
a batsman. passing another, and yield
ing three hits for total OF three runs.
Temple pitched good ball. but was given
poor support. Poor base running cost
Norfolk several runs. Score:
R.HE.
Portsmouth........... 0 0 GO 10 /
Norfolk. ............... 0 0 o 90 81 Z
Batteries-FOxen and smith, Otey Temple, and
Nlunson. Uinpires--Messrs. Pender and Mace. At
tendance-2.lG.
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windsor.

Apprentice allowance.
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FIVE CHOICES LOSE
Yet ALI Winners at Saratoga
Are Well Played.
MELLowMINT WINS FEATURE

Backed 20 20 in the Betting,
and Captures Fourth Race I'm n
Drive from Rio Grande-ZipanEO
Runs Third After Making Bad Get
away-BeIIyIew I'm Poor Form.
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RoanoI.e. b Lynchburg, ?.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. Aug. 9.-Won IN the
ninth was the way in which Roanoke
took today's game from Lynchburg. for
up 20 that fateful stage Of the proceed
ings the score was tie
Newton the first man UP in the ninth.
smashed out a triple and scored on Hol-
lands single Vernuelle was taken out
or the box IN the third inning and Dick
enson pitched the remainder OF the game.
Doane allowed the visitors only three
hits. Score:
Ri T..
Roanoke. 0 10000 900 Is Z 0
Lynchburg. ........... 0 2 0 0 0 o. , 0
Batteries-Roanoke Doane and Ryan: Lynchburg
Yernueue Dickinson. and Pratt. Umpire-Mr.
HnnsFan Time Of game-i hour and Is min
utca. AttCudance-N2
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.BANDANA Tres BULL
Infuriated Animal Cores Man
with Red Handkerchief.
HIS INJURIES MAY BE FATAL

Victim Escapes When First Charged
but Paints from Fright, Falls from
Tree IN Which He Had Taken
Refuge and Is Terribly Hurt.
Finally Tossed over, Fence.