The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
Fear Of Water
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Some Of the Wichita physicians are In
terssted In the hydrophseia eass as Doze-
lass which terminated fatally this Weak.
A good many Physicians claim that there
l. no such thing As hydsophoblA Vsgp
few OF The Physicians held thai hydro.
pho6ia (from = Greek word meaning feAf
o. SateE) develops an actual paroxysm az
the sight Of water although ths Douglass
case proves that Il does Do thai very
thing.
A 7-year-o,d soa % John Mouroe llvinsS
four miles north q Douglass. wa WI
bitten BY . rAbla deg last fan. and veal
TO Winfield ~ the time ana had so-cAfss.a
maidstone applied. Developed sympgomP %
hydrophOoia On Friday last. enr0ate hbma
from Douglass with his father. A thsy
we're crossing the river The father notices
startled and apprehenslvs expires Sen on
the boys face. which was ouiclziy sue
eeeded by tremor and terrors. Aoker pass-
ingout Of the water he grew comDAsatIssiY
quiet and remained 80 unsfl they reached
home. when an attempt to give him water
70 drink revived and augmented the nor.
bid aversion TO the point % spas,na DR..
Mutz was dispatched for. ard on roaehinn
bis patient found him N grnat esraAral
excitement and muscles risia. lie vas
unable TO swallow anything. ana water
could not be put to his mouth. % rabla
vas his aversion to t. His suffering -
apparently great. with muscular contrae.
tens and bodily coutortions. and DIT. Nuts.
TO assuage Il. gave morphine hyperder-
miealiy, together with other powerful an
u-spasmodics and anoxyues to the danger
limit. Sight relief followed these remedial
measures. but on their eject passing away
conditions grew worse and the little fol-
low died Saturday morning about s o'csock.
TEN TONS or ESS-DaHR SHOES
Frank Hollefcke a dealer IN soA.o -.
metals. rubber. rags and bones. on East
Douglas avenue. Is dolng . business the
magnitude OF which - astonishing since
the first OF the year ~ has collected ana
shipped east ten tons OF rubber shoes.
Think OF Il. Ten tons Of old rubber shoes.
These allied several cars. Hoileieks has
shipped also this year twentyNeight tons
OF old metal. His yards are = sight lie
has mountains Of scrap iron. The business
Is one which a man has 20 understand.
Rags and metals can be classified. H"i-
ieicke's list shows this He collects No. I
whites. No. ? whites. mixed bagEinR. new
bagging. rag carpets. II. b. Brussels. =
r. Brusse,s IInsey carpets soft wooiens.
SIX cloth. SIX delaines ~. satinsta. blues.
wool carpets. linEeys. Wipers. ha1. No. I
manila rope. No. , and sisal rope. neT
wool clips white wadding. black stockings.
ledger paper. No. book. honr sacks. No.
I manila paper. beer bottles. horssraAssh
bottles. No. bleached bones skinned
bones bones. siaughter-h0usa bones. No. !
mixed rags. No. l wrought iron. Ne 1
cast iron. steel. ma,ieabie. stove plate.
pump pipe No. gas pipe. PioWs. rubbers.
white heavy rubber. rubber hose mixed.
copper. copper wire. Hight copper. heavy
red brass. heavy yellow brass. mixed heavy
brass. light brass. zinc. pipe lead, tea Lead
and pewter.
Do you think you could. n given . junk
pile. make this Classification eorTectly4