The Washington times., 1912-11-29
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU.

ANANOOTlA, ~. C.s NV. -.
Following an examination of the body
Of the collie dog which was shot and
killed by Policeman A. c. OEle in Ana
costa last Sunday after II had attacked
and bitten two people. experts OF the
Bureau Of Animal Industry have classi.
ned the animal a. having suffered from
rabbies. Accordingly. policepen Of the
Eleventh precinct have been instructed
to locate any animals or persons At
tackled by the dog, the object being to
have such animals penned up for OBJ
servation and to require the people Bit
ten to report at the Hygienic lAbora-
tory in order to receive treatment. AZ
far ~ the police know. Frederick shep-
herd, an adult living at ZOO Railroad
avenue. TwininU City. and George
Howard, thirteen Years. Of 2oe4 Nichols
avenue, are the only victims OF the
dogs attacks.
Policeman H. H. Harmon learned now.
ever. Of . desperate fight between the
mad brute and william 7. Anderson. OF
IN Pennsyivania avenue. TwininE. City,
1,ist before the animal attacked bhep-
herd. The dog ieapcd Ct An Snnrs1sS
finally and hit with an az. but to no
purpose. The police will Interview An
derson TO find out whether No was bit
ten also.
Funeral rites for Mrs. sarah r. Rob.
death occurred at the residence Of Mrs.
Lemuei N. Allen. q daughter. of as l
street southwest. on Tuesday afterho0n,
S take * Iss sSs eS SS Win S &c
made in the Congressional Cemetery.
Paiibearers were chosen from among
THE oldest residents Of Anacostia: ~,
Mr.. Roberts % Ros. Tss 'f s..mo9s and
Ohio fre,sht agent. who died from In.
juries received In a street car wreck on
the asylum hill several years ago, when
q trolley car became unnlanageable ana
was crushed at the bottom Of the hill.
survived BY four children and eight
grandchildren. Tho former are Mrs.
Lucy Allen. Of Anacostia: Mrs. lem.
uel N. Allen. Mrs. Ida Miller. and Mrs.
Everett Davis. all OF Washington.
After u service Of eight years at the
head of Emanuel Chapter. No. 1871.
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. Nathaniel
r. Harnish declined to accept re-
election to the position Of director. be-
isation viii be served best BY the selec-
ton Of a new director: Accordingly. the
society elected J. F. Hagan. J. c. VIM
terwerp was reelected secretary treas
urcr for his second term. The reports
received established the sound condi-
ton Of the organization.
In close and interesting game Of
football yesterday on Moore's Field. the
HighlandeEs beat the Anacostia eleven
Of local ps Ss some o
whom have been playing with the high
school elevens. 80 that the sport fur
nished plenty Of enthusiasm and excite
ment. Referee Harlan had his hands
full in imposing penalties and keeping
the players within limits Of the rules.
Hight Halfback Zirkle made the touch
down for the Hlshlanders after a
twenty-yard run.
The teams lined up as follows;
Phsrson . 5sht c tackle Kins riEh;
guard; Smith. left tackle: Townsend.
right end; Cornish. quarterback; Zirkle,
right haifback: Etxler. left halfback
Carter (captainl, fullback.
Anacostia-Miller, left end; Corbin
left tackle; Howard. left guard: Chris
Braxerol. center: Martin. right guard
John Brazerol. right tackle; Estep
back: Townsend. left halfback; Dewd-
ney, right halfback: Naylor. fullback.
The Progressive Association Of the
Anacostia Baptist Church has appoint
| ed a committee to consider the presen'
tation Of minstrel show.
Sydnor Boswell, the little son Of Pc
liceman Joseph Boswell, OF the Sixth