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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Session of the Northern District Med
ical Society in MarYsville.

MARYSVILLE. Nov. 15-Durlng the ses-
sion Of the California Northern District
Medical Society held in this city DR.. z.
". Hanlon, a Marysville physician, in
connection with his paper on "Hodg-
Sins' Disease" introduced a patient who
Is a victim Of the rare complaint. The
case excited unusual interest among the
doctors. being the first Of the kind most
OF them had met.
The sessions were presided over by DR..
". i. Briggs OF Sacramento. Mayor
Brooks on behalf OF the city and Drs
Powell and Peerv for the medical society
OF Yuba end Sutter counties. delivered
addresses Of welcome. Dr. Stausbury of
Chico read a very interesting paper on
"A Few Cases in Practice" The selec-
ton Of It's next meeting place was left to
its president and secretary.
officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows: President, William Ellery
Briggs OF Sacramento; hrst vice presi-
dent, c. w. Jones OF Grass Valley; sec
Vile; third vice president. F. w. Carpen-
ter, knights Landing; secretary, Elmer
+. Stone, Marysville; treasurer, o. STAINS
bury, Chico. Board OF censors-James
II. Parkinson, Sacramento: John Fife.
Red Bluff: A. NJ. Henderson, Sacra,
mento: 4. II. Tickell. Nevada City. and
T. 3. Reardon, oroville.
A committee was appointed TO draft
resolutions OF respect TO the memory OF
DIR. i. b. Robertson Of Jackson. Amador
County. member OF the society who
died during the year.
In the evening the visiting physicians
were the guests Of the medical society of
Yuba and Suffer counties at a banouet IN
the Western Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Startling Testimony in a
Will Contest.
FATHER ROGERS AS WITNESS
WHY THE TESTATRIX WAS LATE
AT DIVINE SERVICE.
General Cobb and Attorney Mullany
Engage in Vitriolic Repartee
and Attorney Keys Be
comes Gleeful.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Ellen
Griffin of Tomales, the deceased woman
over the partition of whose wealth a
lively legal battle is now being waged
in the Superior Court, used to see spooks.
In fact, according to Rev. Father John
Rogers, Mrs. Griffin was on such friendly
terms with these shadowy denizens Of
the spiritual world that she received ad-
vice from them on things temporal. She
followed this advice and created so much
amusement for those OF merely human
understanding that 1t is probable Patrick
Mulvaney and his two children Will be
able 10 lay hands on few thousands of
dollars which otherwise might have been
denied them.
Mrs. Griffin came to church one day."
said Father Rogers, "and was so late In
arriving that after service l asked her
the reason why. In response she in
formed me that the spirit Of a farmers
daughter had appeared TO her as she was
leaving the house and advised her TO tie
her team 10 fence and walk two miles
to church. She did this and was late
in arriving on account Of the fact. She
told me at another time that a ghost
had appeared to her, and sooffed at my
theory that these specters were the re-
suit of an overeXcited imagination"
This testimony caused quite a furry In
court and Attorney Keys questions were
the cause for numerous objections by At
torney Mullany, but Judge Angellotu was
permissible. After a heated objection by
Mullany, General Cobb arose and declared
that he was tired of such tomfoolery."
A war Of words followed, Mullany grow
ing irate over what he regarded as an In
suit, whereupon Cobb again arose and
gravely withdrew the prefix tom. q"
Laughter on the part OF the spectators
made Judge Angellotu frown and Sheriff
Taylor had 10 rap for order. Attorney
Keys grew gleeful and the court waited
for him 70 compose himself.
Cashier BOstick OF the Tomales Bank
testified that Mrs. Griffin was undoubt-
edly OF unsound mind; that on one occa-
sion she had come into the bank and de-
posted a large sum Of money and had
afterward returned IN alarm to search
for H. thinking she had lost IT, Similar
incidents We're given in detail by the wit
ness.
James Griffin. a son. who was left a
goodly share Of the estate and will lose
considerable II the Will is set aside testi-
fed that he deemed his mother Of un-
sound mind She once came to his house
in dress that had no sleeves
Several other witnesses gave evidence
Of a corroborative nature II is prob
able that the defendant. Mrs. O'Connor.
will not get an inning until next Satur-
day or Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
DENSMORE EXONERATED
BY A CORONER'S JURY
Testimony of the Two Witnesses
Shows That Maxwell Fired the
First Shot

GALLUP. n. NJ. Nov. 1.-THE Coro>
ner's jury this morning rendered a YER
dict Of Justifiable homicide In the case
Of L. z. Densmore for the killing OF John
Maxwell In a duel with firearms fifteen
miles northwest OF here yesterday even
ing upon the testimony OF Jose Baca and
Antonio Esquibel, two MeXicans, who
were the only witnesses TO the tragedy.
and state that the deceased was the ag-
gressor. having fired the first shot.
Ii appears that the men were both
drinking heavily and had quarreled and
threatened 10 fight several times on the
road during the day. but were prevented
by Baca, who deprived them Of their
weapons. Finally after their differences
had apparently been satisfactorily ad-
justed. the quarrel began afresh and Max
well opened fire with a siX-shooter. firing
six shots. one OF which took effect in his
antagonists right thigh, wounding him
badly but not fatally. Densmore returned
the fire with a Winchester. firing eight
shots five OF which took effect in differ
ent parts OF Maxwells body, killing him
almost instantly.
Both men were about 45 years Of age
and both were married. They were on
their way 10 the Navajo Indian reser-
walton 10 work on some Government
buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
NOT A JUROR HAS
YET BEEN SWORN
Slow Progress Made in the Trial OF
Roland B. Molineux for
Murder

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-The trial OF Ro-
land p. Nolineux. charged with the death
OF Mrs. Katherine ]. Adams, was contin-
ued before Recorder Goff in the Court OF
General Sessions to-day. Efforts were di-
rected toward securing a jury, but. not
withstanding the fact that forty-six tales
men were examined, not one juror was
chosen
Barlow Weeks, counsel for the defense,
or one OF hts assistants, closely questioned
each OF the talesmen, asking for deini-
tions Of terms and propounding hypotheti-
cal questions until Recorder Con severely
condemned the practice or any attempt
whatever to confuse citizens summoned
for jury duty.
The defense used its first peremptory
challenge late in the afternoon after Louis
Jacobs apparently passed a searching eN-
animation. The defense used a second
peremptory challenge, refusing TO accept
as Juror Richard L. Treuffurth. q for
mer steward Of the New York Club, after
the State had announced its willingness
to have him sit in the Jury-boX.
OF those men who failed TO quarry,
seven objected to the death penalty.
about the same number declared their un-
willingness TO convict on circumstantial
evidence a half score We're unable to de-
fine the meaning OF terms submitted by
the counsel five had an insufficient
knowledge of the English language, and
the others, except those peremptorily
challenged. were excused on the various
grounds Of general consent, ill-health and
old age.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
WILL SEARCH FOR THE
MISSING ENGINEERS
Party Under the Leadership of Cap
tain Alfonso Smith Leaves
Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. Nov ia search
party under the leadership of Captain
Alfonso Smith left here to-day for San
Jorge Bay, on the Gulf OF California, to
attempt 10 learn the fate OF the four sur
vivors Of the Yuma and Gulf of Cali
fornia Railroad engineering party, who
were lost on the bay in October last
President Diaz has been appealed to and
will send the Mexican gunboat Democrata
20 San Jorge Bay to meet the searching
shore on both sides OF the bay will be
visited. The party from here will go 10
Gila Bend, Arizona and thence straight
four days on the trip. A son of H A
Unruh. manager for r. ]. Baldwin. is one
OF those lost
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST
Postmasters Appointed, Army Orders
and Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The following
California Postmasters We're appointed to-
day: Giant, Contra Costa County. Annie
Rosenbaum. vice y. NJ. Junge. removed ::
Lamesa, San Diego County. E. w
Strachan. vice S. J. Agnew. resigned: ::
Lonoak, Monterey County. John Rist. vice
G. +. Baldwin. resigned; Matilda. Ventura
County, w. G Blumberg vice A w
Blumberg. dead; Oleander. Fresno Coun-
", r. O. Taylor. vice f. W. Wilson, re-
Hickey, vice p. c. Wilder, removed: Vic
tor. San Bernardino County, y. ]. Turner
vice +. J. Turner dead
Huntington, Or, has been made a Presi-
The Lighthouse Board says that about
December ! the color Of the cage on top
OF the iron spindle on Anita Rock. inside
the entrance to San Francisco harbor. on
its s0utherly side. will be changed from
red and black in horizontal stripes TO
white. The coloring Of the shaft OF the
spindle will not be changed.
Army orders-By direction OF the As
sistant Secretary Of War. Electrician Sur
geon Niggo J. i. Jorgensen. now at Fort
Winfield Scott, will be sent TO Angel ISL
Cavalry, will proceed to San Francisco
and report in person TO the commanding
general OF the Department of California
Private B. A Rimmer, Forty-third In
fantry Volunteers. supposed to be Al
Fresno, Cal, is transferred to Company
F. Thirty-fourth Infantry. He will be
sent to the Preside, San Francisco. Pri.
vate Thomas ]. Lynch, Forty-second In
fantry. Preside. San Francisco having
enlisted under false pretenses. will be dis
charged without honor from the service
Pensions: acknowledgements
NJ. Kay. Orosi, S. TO SO Original widows.
etc.-Special accrued November 4, Miner
va ]. Sturgeon. Los Angeles. S.
on-Original-Henry Keller.
Calspell, Sc. Increase-William E Thom-
as, Cape Horn. SIS to $24; Vernon T Ward.
Cheney. s. 10 s..
Oregon-Original widows, etc.-SpecIal
accrued November 4. Mary T. Cressy. In
dependence, IS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
STRANGE HALLUCINATIoN.
Woman Believed That She Was De-
puted to Settle Philippine
Question

REDDING, Nov. ia woman giving
the name of Mrs. A. 8. Ryne was ordered
committed TO Napa Asylum from here
to-day. She labors under the hallucina-
ton that to herself, Christ and Dewey is
assigned the settlement of the Philippine
question.
Where the unfortunate came from is
unknown. She boarded a train at Sisson,
where she had attracted much attention.
during her short stay. When asked for
a ticket she said she was on Christ's
business and needed no ticket The un-
feeling conductor put her off at Castella,
from where she was brought here for ex-
animation.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
GoLDswoRTHY ARRAIGNED.
Believed That he Will Enter a Plea
of Insanity.

STOCKTON. Nov. 15.-The arrest of W
J. Goldsworthy, formally charged with
burglary IN entering "A building with in
tent 10 commit arson. is still the main
topic or conversation here. He was
arraigned this morning and HIS prelfrnin-
ary trial set for next Saturday AT 10
a. m AZ
II Is now probable that his defense will
be Insanity, and this is borne out by fba
TACT that his attorney has made no az
tempt 10 raise the $500 bail. for the prob
able reason that the insanity plea Nigh,
be regarded as thin under the circInn
stances. His store. which was attached
last night by the San Francisco BOARD
OF Trade for over $500, is still closed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Kautz Declines

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 15.-Rear Admiral
Kautz. commanding the Pacific squadron,
has notified the Chamber OF Commerce
here that he will not be able TO accept
the invitation 10 attend with a warship
the ceremonies Of presenting medals to
the volunteers in this city on November
80, but that shortly after that date the
Iowa and Philadelphia will cruise in
southern California waters
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Los Angeles Police Muddle.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 15.-The Police
Board recently appointed by the City
Council. and which the Mayor refuses
to recognize, has passed a resolution
instructng Attorney r. A. Ling, one
of its members, to bring quo war
ranto proceedings at once A demand
was made upon the Mayor and the old
board which was discharged by the
Council. for the books and reports OF the
board which request was refused. This
refusal will be made the basis for the
proceedings. Attorney Ling starts to-
night for San Francisco TO Interview the
Attorney General OF the State.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
PANAMA MAKES A
PLEA FOR ANNEXATION
Application Is Denied, as It Might
Jeopardize the Friendly Relations
of tie Bogota Government

WASHINGTON. Nov. l5.-Panama, one
OF the States Of the United States of Co
lombia, has applied TO the United States
Tor annexation.
Panama has been endeavoring for some
time TO maintain an independence apart
from the remaining States Of the Colom-
bian Federation. but its national charac-
ter has not been recognized by any Gov
ernment. In view Of the fact that PAN
ANA is not an independent Government
the authorities have deemed II advisable
not 10 Jeopardize the friendly relations OF
the Bogota Government with this country
and the application has been denied.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
OREGON OVERLAND
WRECKED AT GAZELLES
Two Of the Sleepers Left the Track,
but None Of the Passengers
Were Seriously Injured.

DTNSMUlR, Nov. 1.-THE Oregon
overland train, which left san Francisco
last evening. mot with an accident two
miles east OF Gazelle station at il o'clock
to-day.
Two OF the sleeping-cars left the rails
and turned over on their sides While
al the passengers Were severely shaken
up ana more or less bruised ali escaped
without serious injury
A wrechng rain promptly left this CITY
ana al once proceeded 20 clear the wreck
The overland express due IN San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning will be several
hours late because of the accident
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

Mateo and San Benito counties and II is
expected that nearly 1000 will be in at
cured on all the railroads. Aside from
the election of officers but little routine
business will be transacted, and the time
cnsSing war Incidents 1t will be an all
day and evening affair and a fine musical
and literary programme will be given In
the evening supper will be furnished
by the members of the local Grand Army
and auxiliary societies.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
HARTMAN ELECTEt.
Now President of the Oregon Short
Line

SALT LAKE, Nov. 15.-The Tribune has
private advices from New York that at to-
days meeting OF the Oregon Short Line
Edward II. Hartman was elected presi-
dent and w. d. Cornish vice president of
that company.
Judge Cornish was formerly president
or the Short Line. He succeeded T. Jeffer-
son Coolidge Jr as vice president. and
holds the same Office on the Union Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Cutler-Gilmer Nuptials.

VISALIA. Nov. 15.-John Cutler Jr.,
Clerk OF Tulare County. was married at
o'clock this morning to Miss Tudie
Gilmer, a Visalia girl. The ceremony
occurred at Los Angeles Cutler belongs
Tulare County, being a son of Judge John
Cutler Miss Gilmer is a leader in society.
The wedding Is the elimination of
seven-year engagement. The couple are
expected home tomorrow, when an elab-
crate reception will be given.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
OFFICIALS FOR THE DAY.
Stanford and Berkeley Men Make 6
Satisfactory Agreement.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. b.
The officials for the Thanksgiving game
have been agreed on by the managers Of
the two universities. w. b. Goodwin of
the Seattle Athletic Club will act as ref
cree, and king" Dickson, now coach at
Nevada University, formerly the crack
quarter on the Pennsylvania team. will
umpire. BILLY Harrelson. Stanford Us.
and Albert Swan; University of California
81 will act as linesmen. Dave Brown.
Stanford 80, will be timekeeper
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Taken to Folsom.

YUBA CITY, Nov. 15.-Herman Gal
lagher was taken to Folsom to-day. hav-
ing been sentenced for life on conviction
for assault TO commit murder. Gallagher
had two prior convictions against him,
one being for murder committed in Pla-
Ger County some years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
STRIKERS ENCOURAGED.
Union Pacific Desires Them to Return
to Work.

DENVER, Nov. 15.-A special to the
News from Cheyenne, Wyo., says: The
striking employees OF the Union Pacific
shops were notified to-day that their
action had been sustained by the general
unions: 1t was announced this evening
that the Union Pacific Company has
orered TO take up the case Of the strikers.
II the men will return to work, agreeing
TO establish satisfactory scale on July
!; 1900. 1t is believed that this will end
the strike
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Wanted for Fmbezzlement

SALINAS, Nov. 15.-Walter ]. Cook, a
young man from Hollister, was arrested
here to-day by Detective Frost when
ABOUT 10 leave town. Cook is wanted for
emoezzlement In Hollister and will be
taken there tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Ended His Life.

Los ANGELES, Nov. l5-Barney
o'Connor, formerly a fruit dealer Of this
city. committed suicide in a Second street
lodging house this morning by shooting
himself through the head. Dependency
caused by excessive drinking IS the sup
posed cause
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
DEATH FROM A BLOW.
Pugilist APPEL Succumbs to Injuries
Received in the Ring.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Harry APPEL, the
lightweight boxer. who was knocked out
by Jack Fox in a prize fight in the Peli-
can Athletic Club Brooklyn, Saturday
night died at midnight last night. He
never regained consciousness after being
counted out
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
FRANCE CHECKMATED.
Meeting of Czar and Kaiser Causes a
Change of Plan.

specHri Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett.
BERLIN. Nov. 15-In an article on
report that the French squadron under
Admiral Fournier was TO have seized
Syria, the Berllner Tageblatt says that
such a plan may have existed. but was
certainly put an end TO by the meeting
of the Car and Kaiser AT Potsdam.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

freight train this evening received injuries
from which he died a few hours later the
train suddenly starting and throwing MN
under the cars. His head was crushed
and one leg broken. Yesterday an old
Indian. while getting of the freight tram.
had his leg crushed. and Will prooaoiy ole
OIL lis ln1uT1FS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
VETERANS REUNION.
Old Soldiers From Central Counties
TO Gather at San Jose.

SAN JOSE. Nov. 15.-The Central Cali
fornia Veterans Reunion Association will
meet here tomorrow in a grand reunion
and jollifcation at Sleeper Hall. The or
ganization includes nearly all the old
soldiers in Santa Clara, San Francisco
Alameda, Monterey, Santa Cruz, San
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Shot Dead hY His Wife.

PARIS, Nov. 15.-Daniel du Puts, the
well-known engraver, who designed the
recent ten and five centime coins, was
shot dead to-day by his wife. VINO then
committed suicide. She had for some time
past shown signs Of madness.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
MARC0NI TElEGRAPHS
FROM AN OCEAN VESSEL
Message Sent to the Shore as the
American Liner st. Paul Nears
South q

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 15-The Ameri-
can steamer st. Paul, Captain Jameson.
from New York November S, passed Cas-
tie at 5:45 p. m. to-day. Signor Marconi,
who was passenger on the st. Paul tel
egraphed from her when forty-five miles
outside the Needles TO Totland Bay that
all was well and that il was expected that
the steamer would arrive here at clock.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
VILLAGE BURNED.
Fire Destroys Fifty Houses at Port
ESsinp pton

VICTORIA. B. c., Nov. 15-The Danube
arrived to-day with news of the total de-
struction by fire OF the fishing village of
burned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Pacific Mail Dividend.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-The directors of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company met
to-day and declared a ~ per cent semi
annual dividend
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Crushed Under a Train.

ELKO. New, Nov. l5-Tim Mullen. .
sheep boss employed by Sam Wheeler. &
Reno sheep owner. while crossing over !
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
Anarchists Suppressed.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE police TODAY
forcibly dissolved an anarchist meeting
called 10 commemorate the Chicago exc
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

APPROXIMATION PRIZES - 10 numbers
from 1855 10 1866. inclusive. being 81 numbers
on each side OF the number drawing the capital
prize Of $50. .0CG-sio
100 numbers from 71.2is 20 7i.34s. inclusive.
being 80 numbers on each side of the number
rawing the capital prize % Ss001-S24.
100 numbers from q. 20 % $500. inclusive.
being 80 numbers on each side of the number
dra wing the capital prize Of {f0po-fl6.
TERMINAL PItiZES-999 numbers ending
with o. being the two last figures of the num-
Der drawing the capital prize OF ;3oooQ-S.
ss9 numbers ending with S. being the two
last figures OF the number drawing the second
capital prize Of Ssc0e-S.
The subscriber having supervised the single
number drawing class L. Honduras National
Lottery Company. hereby certihes that tho
above are the numbers which were this day
drawn from the i0O.000 placed In the wheel.
with the prizes corresponding 20 them.
Witness my hand at Puerto C0rtez. Hon
duras c. A, this Saturday November H. 1893.
GEORGE ". DUPRE.
Commissioner vice General ". l.. Cabel.
absent.
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" JOHN S. TARKINGTox. Notary Public.
5000 FOR IS CENTS-ONE-EIGHTH OF SEC
OND CAPITAL. PRIZE

state OF Louisiana. Parish of Orleans-ss.
Before me. Joseph Dewey Taylor. a notary
public in and for the Parish % Orleans State
OF louisiana, personally appeared Miss CARA
Bartels. who resides al No. 3is South Diamond
street. New Orleans. Ia, who being By me.
notary. duly sworn. did depose and say that
she Is the bona nde holder ard owner % one
eighth ticket No. 63.s22 Of the Honduras Ma
tiOnal Lottery Company louisiana state Lot
tcry) class X. drawing October "a isg9 which
drew the second capital prize of 5000 az said
drawing held at Puerto Cortez Honduras. G..
A. and that said ticket was paid presenta-
tion. MISS CLARA BAETEI4S.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me. at New
Orleans. La, this 2fth day OF October. A. ID.
1889 J. ID. TAYLOR. Notary Public.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16
si5. 600 FOR s1-ONE-HALF OF FIRST CAPI-
TAI PRIZE

state OF California County % Los Angeles
Isabella Vale % Los Angeles. Cal. being
duly sworn. does hereby make affidavit that
she is the bona hde owner and holder of one
half OF ticket No. 81 J64 IN the Honduras VA
tlonal Lottery drawing % October H. 1880.
which number won the first capital prize ot
$50. 600. and that said ticket was paid on pre-
sentation ISABELLA VALE
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th
dav ~ October 1890. \. HADLEY.
Notary Public.
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,-rno FOR 30 CENTS - ONE-FOURTH OF
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE.

FIRST tAA1AAL AANA1Ess
State of Indiana County Of MarOn-ss.
Pefore me John S. Harrington. notary pub
lie in and for said county, personally came
Herman c. Emmert. who being By me duly
syyorn on his oath says that he Is a resident %
the city OF Indianapolis. In said county. No.
5iT East Ohio street: that he Is In the employ
~ the Western Union Telegraph Company az
No 10 south Meridian street In said city: that
he IA the bona ide owner and holder % one
quarter OF the first capital prize ticket No.
81. .s64 in the Honduras National Lottery Com
october a. 1899. which drew the capital prize
~ $40 COO; that he bought said one-quartcr
ticket at said city Of one OF the authorized
agents OF said company on the 9Th day % Oc-
tober. A. D. 1880 and has sent said quarter
ticket for collection on October 10. 1880
HERMAN G. ENfMERT.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 25th
day Of October. \. ID. 1880.
JOHN S. HARRINGTON. Notary Public
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-16

The bullet was cNtricated from Jones
body at the Lane Hospital last night. but
the attaches 81 that institution refused
. give out any information regarding
the condition of the injured man. They
even refused 20 admit that such a person
was an inmate ~ the Institution.