“‘Napoleon,’ the English bulldog, so familiar to students of the regular session and townspeople, has returned. ‘Nap,’ as he is commonly called, left Ithaca with a party of students for New York shortly after Senior Week. He attended the races at Poughkeepsie, and students attending the regatta were surprised to see the familiar figure of ‘Nap’ trotting along the streets of the city.
Nothing further was seen of the dog until Sunday morning when he was found on Aurora street. He had been sent by express from Poughkeepsie.
‘Napoleon’ is one of the Campus fixtures. He may be often seen riding on the street cars from the city to campus and is a favorite among employees of the traction company."

“’Napoleon’ Back on the Campus Again, Cornell Daily Sun, July 14, 1914