“’Napoleon,’ well known mascot of Campus and city, will carry a muzzle as the result of being incarcerated in one of the cells of the city police station yesterday. "Nap," so officials of the Ithaca Traction Corporation allege, has taken to biting the conductors and motormen on the line who allow the bulldog to ride up the hill, as he is accustomed to do. It was on the complaint of Corey Harvey, a conductor, whom "Nap" bit, that the dog was locked up yesterday. A conference between the Skull fraternity, owner of the dog. Health Officer H. H. Crum and Chief E. H. Buck was held last night and it was decided that it would be best for a short time, at least, to provide "Nap" with a muzzle.”

“’Napoleon’ Bites Conductor Must Now Wear Muzzle,” Cornell Daily Sun, August 7, 1914,