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A FATAL PET, THE PIERCE ONSLAUGHT OP A TAME RUSSIAN WOLF. Bitten by a Mad DOR, the Wolf in Turn Becomes Mad-r-Many Persons Bitten—Tor- , i-iblo Strnsijles. Some time ago fourtee n Russian peas - ant s who had bee n bitten.by- a wol f wer e ecn t to Pari s fo r treatmen t agains t hy- drophobi a by M . Basteur. Thre e o f th e |»asants died . Dr . Felix L . Oswald gives th e followin g accoun t of th e wolfs ir.ttack i n th e Cincinnati Enquirer; Russia n papers publis h th e followin g \ interestinsf details o f th e wol f episod e tha t cost Mons. Pasteur thrco weeks o f har d work , an d th e first professional dis - appointment . Accordin g to a corre- sponden t o f tho Mvodi, the brute tha t cause d all th e mischief wa s no t a wild Wolf, bu t a domesticate d pet , perhap s the most pette d quadrupe d ia Easter n Europo . Thre e years ago a berry-pick- ing boy foun d him in th e woods , an d brough t him t o th e villag e of Biely , Governmen t of Smolensk , wher e the farmer, Stephe n Wassiijow , adopte d him as a companio n t o a motherless puppy . Befor e th e en d ofthe summe r th e whelp had superseded hi s foster-brother. He had an ultra-canine talent.for flunkeyism, <tod fawned himsel f int o the. favor o f so many visjtors, tha t hi s owne r was, repeatedl y offered thirt y roubles fo r the bushy-taile d little sycophan t tha t •would lic k the hands , o f ever y stranger, an d rom p with the* villaga youngster s an d billy-gouts. On e o f the farmer's girls was hi s favorite playmate. At the mer e soun d o f her voic e h e would start fro m hi s couc h a t th o hearthstone and scratch an d whine a t th e door till his gir l friend .entered th e kitchen . That , young lady was chiefly responsible for the ensuin g tragedy . \O n th e 23d o f February, Dushka—\Sweetheart a s sh e calle d he r pet—was bitte n by a suspi- <4pus cur, who forthwit h died with al l the characteristic symptoms o f hydropho - bia, but when a doze n o f hi s canine vic - tims wer e killed, Miss Wassilje w inter- ceded for he r pet . They locke d him up in a barn to await developments ; Earl y •the next morning , March 2,18.8<>, Dushka , managed ' to breab.out.aiid'l.n'tiie' course o f that_da3L»ot_lfiss, thaj^iw^nty-oigji t S ersons wer e fiercely -bijftefe besides- a, ozon or two who got off with Snap-bites an d tor n clothes; At the very beginning o f th e trouble the pluck of on e heroic Mujik would have prevente d al l further mischie f if hi s companio n ha d no t turne d crave n a t the critical moment . Peter Tcherkow, a n athletic young villager, ac - companie d by hi s sisteran d ayoungneigh- bor, was returningfromanaU-nisflitdance \when they saw the wol f coming down the rej&d in a sort of sidelon g trot an d with on uncann y leer that made them ste p asid e t o give th e traveler a chanc e to leav e th e neighborhoo d by th e straightes t route . But Dushka had see n them , and in th e next momen t made a rush an d caught Pete r b y th e breast. \Sav e your - self, Olga! \ th e brave Mujik cried t o h i sister, a s he grapple d with the wolf, and then calling on his. companion, he clutched the brute arottnd th e ieck and wrenche d his hea d down tilt he ha d pin - ned him flat o n th e ground . At tha t moment a common pocket-knif e i n the hands o f s resolute ma n coul d hav e ende d tho sfair, but the cowardl y neighbo r Kwd take n to his heels—t o protect th e irotrcat of the girl, a s he afterward ex - plaine d it, and Peter's struggl e with the wolf now becam e a duel for life an d death . Too soo n th e gri p of hi s fingers relaxed, and in spite o f hi s frantic efforts to maintai n hi s van - tag e the wolf got his jaws free and began t o us e them with terrible effect, when* a t las t a teamste r appeared o n the scen e and bega n to belabo r the monste r with a long hatchet. The wol f the n left his victim an d turned on th e new-comer , and with two successive rips tore hi s fac e almos t off. Minu s his cheeks , lips and nostrils, the unfortunate man staggere d out ofthe way ancl left theogre a t leisure to tur n his attentio n to a thir d adversary, the Muji k Jackolen , whom Peter's sister had in the meantim e summoned , fro m the next farmstead. Jackolen , too , was ter - ribl e mangled , an d had t o _ back ou t toward th e team , tryin g in vain t o cover his retreat with a club, but by thi s time neighbor s with flails and axe s cam e run- ning up fro m all side s an d succeeded a t last i n rduting.the apparently indestructi - ble monster^ But i n th e outskirts of the next villag e thehavocrecommenced, an d befor e night nineteen persons, som e o f them torn almost to pieces, wer e turne d over t o th e district hospital K -Semstow, Tho villag e priest o f Biel j ; and th e game-keeper,lvfiktinQarsewitch, died o n th p followin g da y fro m wound s as desperate as an y treated i n th e field- hospitals o f moder n armies, fo r the pe t o f Biel y had attained th e sijio o f th o largeBt_ specimen s o f hj s tribe, Two mor e died i n th e course of th e week , and , three o f M. Pasteur's patients died. _ The Russians, as a nation, are not much give n t o lyiiching, their official provi- sions fo r retributiv e justice being rather i n excess o f demand , but a t th e mass- : meeting o f the Semstp w peasants th e wretc h whose cowardic e had cost th e lives o f s o man y brayer men wa s de- - nounce d in terms which induce d him to ; consul t his safety b y disappearin g unde r cove r of the nex t night . In \Western\ Russia, where eve n th e uro x ha? bee n permitte d to survive, wolv.es still infest all larger foreBts, an d their whelps are caught and tamed about a s ofte n a s th e fawns o f ou r Southern Alleghenies . Dropping tho Go-Devil . The following i s fro m a letter writte n t o th e New York Post from th e Brad - ford (Ponn. ) oi l wolls : \Does an y on e wan t t o drop iff\ Th o exper t said there would b e plent y of' time to get away . Tho correspondent, desirous of seein g how it was all done,, climbe d down from hi s perc h o n thej fenc e an d started for th e well. \Don'tj be excited , sai d th o expert. \You'll! hav e tim e enough t o get bac k here be - fore i t strikes. \ The platform abput the; wel l wa s oil y an d slippery, s o tha t the retreat would hav e to b e entered upon'; with caution i n order to. avoid slipping! down. The ma n a t th e wel l handed the; correspondent th o \^o-devil. \ \.Lower! it wel l down in tho iron casing, \ he said,' \before yo u dro p it , s o there wil l be no mistak e abou t it. Ther e will b e plent y of tim e to get away. \ Th e correspond-, cn t clutche d th e castin g with hi s fingers! between th e four wings , an d did as! h e was told to . Then h o looked roun d t o get th e bearings for hi s feet. He cast his eyes up toward th e highway as if t o tak e a last loo k a t th e General, th e Senators, the Secretary and th e Assemblyman , onl y t o be shoute d t o by them i n chorus, \Why don' t yo u le t he r go?\ \All ready,\ said th e man at, the well . \Don' t stumbl e over tha t timbe r when youstart.\ Drop went , th e go-devil , and a>vay. went the; corre-,., .apondent. \ Be leape d oiVer^the. :t\jm\hey„, skipped th e gutte r near the -well\ on& ' made fo r the highway with the go-devil ringin g i n his ears a s i t spe d down throug h the iron casin g on it s errand o f destruction. Th e irian who : remained last a t th e hol e walked deliberately off in another direction . The correspondent had tim e to recover hi s sight-seein g position when the sharp crack of th e gii n caps 1,40 0 fee t down in th e earth wa s heard. Ther e wer e te n second s o f silent suspense, an d then a grand spectacle was seen. Firs t a roar wa s heard, an d thi s wa s followe d a t once by th o belchin g forth o f a colum n o f greenish liqui d which rose to th e top . ofthe derrick, ; broke int o spray, an d filled th e air. Next followe d a co'um n of blac k smok e and liquid roar-; ing ou t o f the hol e like th e escape o f steam from a locomotive's safety-valve. A fire o f stone s followe d this^crackin g amon g th e -timbers o f the .derrick an d falling all about . The . wind carrie d th e t liqui d away fro m the spectators; and the stones throw n straight fro m th e -mout h of th e well, fell back, harrriing n o one. ' Thebelching laste d perhaps hal f a-min- ute, and the n all was'quiet. 'Th e eight 1 quarts of nitro-klycerine had don e its ' work . I t had lifted first a colum n of' crud e oi ! 1,40 0 feet dee p fro m the bot - to m of th e well , had broke n th e blac k sand roc k in which petroleum' i s found',' an d had thrown th e fragment s up fro m a dept h o f 1,40 0 feet. The grass and , groun d fo r a n acre roun d .were^cdvered with a dirty, greenis h slime in which the spectators had t o tread in \order to in- , spec t the results. Ou t o f the \well's; mouth inflammable gas was pourin g a t a, rate tha t would make a stockholde r o f the Consolidate d ; Compan y tur n '\gr^eri withavarice to behold . I f a match had bee n applie d disastrous results- would hav e followed . . .. ' * . , . A Hatch. ' ,\'\•'.-- She lit my cigar;. We were parting,'twas late, Yet I still lingered on; . How I bless the kind fate Which inclined her t o light my cigar; A s she lit toy cigar I sawi n her eyes Something deeper than friendship, An d this sweet surprise Made a match, as;sho li t ray cigar. ,— Providence.Jownal. \Oh wad some power the slf tie K'e us, S o Bue ourselves, as Knew see UBI\ Few women want to appear sick, and yet how many w e see with pain written o n every feature, who have been buffering lor months from femalo weakness, and' who could easily cure themselves fcy tad use of Dr.. Pierce's \Favorite PresciSntloi),\ t/> b« f«csd e t an y drug store. This remedy is n specific for weak backs, nervous or \neuralgic-pains and all that class of_.diseases known as ^female Tom- plalnts.\ Illustrated, large treatise on diseases of women, with most successful courses.-of self- treatment, sent for 10 cents in Btaraps. 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