Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
INAUGURATION wEATuIR.
II Has Caused Que Death and >criau. Iy
Affected MANY Men.

Affected ManN Ven.
There is a good deal W sickucs- around t.asl
,hiS week a a result OF she ,N.o-1r, ,u s..r-
guration day. Int 50 far as heard from ar 0. ale
quarters there have been no deaths 10 set
among Washington men Who togN psrt Ia ,aa
parade.
William B. Hanson. a member % "a" John r.
O'Bricn Association Of New York vh.eh pare
ticira;ed in the inaugural celebration. did
Tuesday from pneumonia. resulting from c.
posurc.
Mr.. Hanson was an aid from she John :.
o'Erien Association on the star az GRAND Mar
shall McNahHu during part OF tho 'arale. al
then Joined has association. standing ana uiHrrL-
ing with them for about -iN hours IN the r- l.
He returned home On saturday and took to his
bed at once.
GOV. BROWN SERIOUSLY Ill
Gov. Brown of Maryland is seriously in as.
result Of exposure on Inauguration day. lie
contracted severe cold which settled in ms
stomach and has developed into reritoui,.- . from
which be Il nov sur ring. He is attended Dr. br.
Carr y. Gamble. MS family phN -lcisn.aua b. hr.
l.. Mclane Tiffany. who was called for 4 consul
tation. which took place In the governor room
last night Az its conclusion Dr. Gamb', .lii
he regarded GOV. Browns condiEon a. more
favorable than II had been during ~, Lav
His pulse at the last examination Was 100 and
his temperature 30 Both had been higher
during the day. the temperature al one time
going up 10 1893.
The governor came to Washington last friday
with his staff to participate IN the inaugural
ceremonies. He and hi staff took their posi-
tion in line at 1880 O'Clock SATURDAY. morning
a. par; of the escort which accompanied the
President to the Capitol. Prom the time y.
mounted his horse until O'Clock IN the even
ing he was constantly IN the saddle.
nuriur vi N,
at the head of the Maryland troops IN the IN
augural parade Gov. Brown Na- reueatcd,v
cheered by the crowds collected al along the
route. In acknowledging this ovation he uu-
covered his head and rode nearly the whole
distance with his hat in his hand. THIS. It j.
thought. contributed to the attack from which
he is now suffering.
PENNSYLVANIA MrrIrrANrN AFFECTED.
The Philadelphia Press todly SAWS tine bad
weather at the inauguration j. having ia. eject
upon the miliiiamcn of tha third brigade
Many Of them are troubled with heavy colds
from the exposure and somh are laid M u;:h
pulmonary ailments. Those who trarf,ped
along the snowy streets with ihin-solal shoes
are suffering from severe colds and aulcr- aHo
were provided with brogars VI thick leather are
shifting.
EXPECTATIONS At THE HTsITH OFFICE.
As was naturally expected the returns al
Hitttat ~ tit A'aALu flslItt BLOW
that the fearful weather here ON Sat
urday last productive Of an
unusually larga number Of deaths.
aud the officials of i'll office expect thai the
weekly returns due next "Wednesday VII SIN
largely increase the number of deaths due to
acute lung diseases and otler diseases dTaily
resulting from exposure aud cold. An
examination tins morning oI the certlncutcs -
death Issued since SATURDAY last showed that
since that time seven deaths mad resulted from
pneumonia and other acute diseases
of the Lungs and that ten or more
could safely b. attributed 10 exposure
to the terrible weather of inauguration dav.
Pneumonia. the health Office people say, does
not develop before eight or nine days except
in unusually severe eases. and. therefore,
they we're under the impression that
while there world be an unusually large number
OF deaths attributable 20 the weather of last Sat
urdav no definite estimate would be obiainable
previous to the making of the weekly returns
on "Wednesday Of next week. But even those
returns would not fully cover in the opinion IF
the officials of the health del artmcut. the many
deaths which would occur elsewhere among
those strangers who had visited Washington 10
witness the inaugural ceremonies Then. too
it was their opinion that not only
here but elsewhere would result
lung and other similar diseases.
which, while they might not result fatally.
would long attend those contracting them a.
decidedly unpleasant reminders of the second
Inauguration Of the IMAM Of destiny"