Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-25

Der of persons telephoned to the health Of
flee fer a physician to yaccinate the en-
ployes, and the first doctor to appear upon
the scene after. the receipt of the message
got the job.
1t is estimated that at least 5000 persons
were vaccinated during the day.
Registering Nurses.
The publication in last evenings Star of
the need of nurses for the smallpox brought
a number of applicants to the health office
this morning, and those who had suffered
an attack of the disease and presented
other qualifications necessary to make them
good nurses were registered in order that
they might be called upon If necessary.
There were no trained nurses among those
who called.
Original Case.
Mr.. Coston. father of the dead child. the
first victim of the disease. was at the health
office again today. but DIR. Woodward hail
ed him on the steps and requested that he
not call again. DR.. Woodward afterwards
told a Star reporter that Mr.. Coston called
through a misapprehension. DR.. Wool
ward said that he would keep lookout, so
far as Mr.. Coston's family is concerned, in
order to see if any more of them are taken
sick.
Being Vaccinated.
All day yesterday and today there has
been a constant stream of persons entering
the health Office and asking that they be
vaccinated. Some men brought their wives
and children, while mothers had their Off
spring, whom they wanted protected from
the disease. But there are no doctors de-
tailed at the health Office for this purpose
The physicians to the poor will, however
vaccinate all persons who are unable to
pay a physician for his services, and fresh
lnrly of i'm N 70 UA6 aph
morning is distributed among them for use
Some changes have been made in the staff
of physicians to the poor, as we'll as their
districts, and for the benefit of the poor
persons who need their services the names
of the physicians and the boundaries Of
their districts are given as follows:
Physicians to the Poor.
o. telephone. East of west line of Bright
wood averue, and Forth of south line of
Florida avenue.
G. L. Tompkdns, 14th and Sheridan avenue.
West of cast line of Brishtwood avenue.
and north of south line of Florida avenue
and east of Georgetown.
c. W. Birdsall, NJ. D., 1241 51st street
northwest. Telephone, 66. All that part OF
Georgetown west Of east line of 31st Com
Sres5) street
H. s. Goodall. NJ. D.. zoos 14th street
northwest. Telephone, 1867. North by south
line of Florida avenue, east. by west line of
18th street northwest, south by north line
of p street northwest west by east line of
31st Congress- street.
II. p. p. Thompson, 1106 18th street.
North by south line of 2 street northwest,
east by west line Of 10th street northwest,
south by north line of X street northwest,
west by east line of 3lst (Congress) street.
j. w. Shaw, NJ. D., 90S 18th street north
west. Telephone, 1889. North by south line
of X street northwest, east by west lie of
18th street northwest, south and west by
Potomac river.
c. V. Petteys, NJ. D., 1922 18th street
northwest: Telephone, 1892. North by
south line OF Florida avenue northwest,
east by west line of 9th street northwest,
south by north lire of street northwest,
west by east line of 18th street northwest.
l.. c. Russell. $40 nth street. North by
south line of street northwest, east by
west line of 9th street northwest south by
north line of X and New York avenue and
H streets northwest, west by east line of
18th street northwest.
]. A. Drawbaugh, 50I 18th street North
by south line of K street, New York avenue
and II street northwest, east by west line
of 9th street northwest, south by north line
of B street northwest. west by east line of
10Th and 18th streets northwest
]. d. Bradfield. 1888 North Capitol street.
North by south line of Florida avenue
northwest east by west line Of 1st street
northeast south by north line of K street
northwest and northeast. west by east
line or 9th street northwest.
S. l.. Harmon, Id, 300 d street north
west, telephone 705.-North by south line
of X street northwest and northeast, east
by west line of 1st street northeast, south
by north line of B street southwest. west
by east line of 9Th street northwest
l.. A. Johnson, MD, 100 street south
west, telephone 1422.-North by south line
of b street southwest east by west line
south by north line of F and l. streets
southwest west by Potomac river
j. f. Price, MD, COS 9th street south
west, telephone S49.-North by south line
west line of LIST street south, south by
Eastern branch, west by Potomac river.
r. D. Boss, NJ D.. 146 East Capitol street.
North by south line of Florida avenue
northeast, east by west line of Sth street
northeast south by north line Of East Capt.
toll street, west by east line of LIST street
northeast.
j. c. Meredith. MD, corner ID and A
streets southeast, telephone 7S1-3.-North
by south line of East Capitol street, east
by west line of Sth street southeast, south
by Eastern branch. west by east line of
J. T. Cole Nj D.. 9O7 II street northeast
North by south line of Florida avenue and
Benning road, east by Eastern branch,
south by north line of East Capitol street,
west by east line of Sth street northeast.
JOS. A. Mudd. Md, 100 9th street south
east, telephone.-North by south line of
East Capitol street. east by Eastern
branch, south by Eastern branch, west by
east line of Sth street east.
j. A. Watson, Md, Anacostia, DC, tel
ephone.-An that part of the District of
Columbia lying east of Eastern branch and
Potomac river.
NJ. A. Custis. Md, 631 East Capitol
street telephone 5I6-Homeopathic. All
that portion of the District of Columbia
lying east of the west line of 9TH street
west.
Ira w. Dennison, lila New York avenue
Homeopathic. All that portion Of the Dis
trict of Columbia lying west of the east
line of It'll street west.
ANOTHER SUSPECT.