The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-30
POOR MCCULLOUGH
!. !, Placed in Care Of Pro-
he j fsssional Nurses
,oIlrrcs N GREAT BRITAIN
.nt-Yseult Dudley on
general ouban Budget-Fast
1 bicycle Time.
,,ourb in the Asylum

UnnE j I
"" =. we yesterday afternoon handed
ough S '5. care Of Bloomingdale Insane
over to the authorities allS by three Of bis
asylum .' lend Mr.. McCullough's
closest IT,. i,,ess had been known for
mental , retbas BUT i'll it had assumed such
many ; niy proportions lately that the
slarini ,,a deferred. was at last con-
'tsp, iOt 70 be necessary Mccullough IGl
'lael it Fridav night al St. James, Hotel
whose p plb * oldest ed nearest friends
!, -. oas soom was over the cafe, whose
1901 ,pS1 r;Odow. Soon after 9 O'Clock
der tns .n morning, Captain Connor;
geSteToay Concluded that his frleno
sho IS - -emoyed from all excitement,
'hoIl so-- % a plan to take him TO
and aIlan est sent a bell boy to the
qules 20 I9 see If Mccullough was awake.
100 Nv y ~ returned down stairs WIN
Ine ny tSyot the actor had answered MS
ali Thereupon Captain OThnol We" was
~ his guests room, McOa nTuISIn I'D ID
Nil living on his bed . nen9' v ON
mar mar 4 said the captain, areh ! you
1oing TO get up to-day :. -, -o.,o,dad
tYTby. what time IS 1t FeSpollueu
Mccullough, ,,,-u
.,wslI = what difference does it make?
have nothing to 40. - r,u
I'D a. an invitation from particular
1879 If mine" said Captain Connor,
ilietig a letter he had caused to be
S 80 10 Rim. "asking me to meet him a
l; y esy ND on the road, to have a
ijttle lunch, and I'd like to have you
% along: will you Gomez"
IAN right I'll join you," answered
Mccullough and he arose to dress. Mr..
WcCulIough has not had the easy use
If his arms lately, and he was ex-
nected by Captain Connor to occupy
some time in dressing. After waiting
over half an hour, however, and Mr.,
Mccullough not making his appearance
Taptain Conner went again to. his room
Mccullough was standing on the tiooi
With bis undershirt halfon and making
labored movements TO get an arm in II:
sleeve. He was saying: "Contound
this shirt, as Captain Conner entered
keep cool John, said the captain
don't get angry with the shirt" ant
this pacined him. Conner called Drs
Mcbride and Mcfarland who wer
waiting and came in. Conner intro
duced them as friends of his. The cap
tain remarked to Mcbride, you hay
often seen MCCULLOUGH on the stage.
The doctor asserting, and poor McCul
Tough, with queer grim humor: \ e.
we we're Just talking about it.
GOnnor and Mcbride exchange
glsnces and the doctor held som
conversation with the sick mai
Afterwards both the doctors made
further examination of the patient an6
although they could not scrutinize q
closely as il they had been willing to Il
their subject know what they were de
ing. they became satisfied that tn
actor needed TO be placed in the care
professional nurses. Among the thing
he said was that there had been tw
little chambermaids standing out
the shed awhile ago. Captain Como
Aad sent for Mr.. Robert NJ. Taylor,
the firm Of De GRAF & Taylor, and al
other friend Of John McCullough's
come to the hotel. When the actor
friends and physicians had held a CO
sultation II was determined to carry o.
Captain ConnOr's plan and take McCu
Tough to Bloomingdale asylum. II
% doctors made out their certifica
and Chief Justice McAdams, of t
city court, signed the commitmel
Mccullough and his three frien
entered closed carriage at the hot
door, at about 2 O'Clock in the ate
noon and we're driven up the road
On arriving at the asylrm the pal
vas shown into the parlor, DR.. Sans
5FOwn, assistant medical Superint'
dent OF the institution, soon came
WITH another physician and they ma
an examination of the patient. At
conclusion, DE-. Brown sat down alo
Slde OF Mccullough on the sofa 9
sald to him in friendly way, -
mccullough, your friends think it
oe better for you to leave the city "
Al us eZcltements, and that right b
would be good place for you to S
'er time, what do you Think"
All right, was the answer, 81 th
50 toe, this Is a nice place too, and
stop With YOU. Mr.. Mccullough
then taken up stairs to the
On The next floor, and told which
room would be. 1t was one of six
opened on to the common corridor.
occupants of these rooms mingle
Sether as they please, have an exclu
ening room and a billiard table.
Sooms and corridor are neatly furnis
tnd from the windows facing sout
.lu view OF the handsome grounds
ne institution is had. These patti
nave the liberty of the grounds m
..oufS during the day and are ia
|T drives two or three times WI
sInh Mccullough expressed IN
Fe5Snre at mis- surroundings.
nm, n ca s TER. n, Y. June o..
mmallam SIN tn, Of No. 10 Dean ST
IN city, who says she IS a sistt
wpoa Mccullough, actor, states
la ne came to this country a I
fsr.; ae became separated from
Esy When they arrived at G.
ssh, New York. He was cared
man who, not being able to
guardian, took him to Philadell
wav 's When very young he found
h6s, oh the stage. having natural
vas N that direction. MeCull
ii Iol discovered by his relative:
M. comparatively recent time, ,
lad sSlnIh. MS only sister, foun
ilamsS;C9ne famous as an actor
sOsas sately wrote to him inqu
us ioFmer life, but says sh'