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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
PAPER CARRIER
BADLY INJURED

Maxwell Peterson. . paper carrier.
aged 10 met with a serious accident
on Jnhnspnfa wharf this morning
While riding horseback along the
wharf about Ti19 O'Clock the animal
slipped and fell. Young Peterson
Nas thrown on and landed head
first on the piankinE. The hsfae
rolled over him. severely bruiEing his
body IN many places. A Ballard car
VAS standing at the crossing near
the wharf al the time and several
passengers carried the unconscious
boy into a grocery store. Or Elm
Org Of Ballard was summoned It
was three hours before young Peter
son was brought 70 his home ia this
city. His parents reside az 500
Seventh avenue north,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
PIKE STREET
SALOON ROW
Which Winds Up on Western Ave.
Shots Fired.

John II. Bridges. formerly proprls-
tor Of the Aibsmarle hotel. vas ar
rested BY the police Saturday even
ms On charge Of assault Walter
Latham. the victim. - ~ Provtdence
hospital under the care % DF.
Bortea-
The arrest ~ BriaKea VAS the re-
auif Of a row ia the Family Wine
House saloon In the Abbott block on
Pike street.
About O'Clock IN the evening
Latham. II r Grinifh and q. NJ
Avehber were drinking In the saloon
together The bartender and f.ath-
ana were srufiins on the floor when.
10 IL alleged. hridEea. without provo
cation. deliberately Kicked Latham
several times IN the head lie then
t0ak ha departure. weber follow
ei Bridges out % the saloon and TO
hts home. which 10 At za69 Western
avenue when within 20 fret %
Virginia atreet ON First avenue,
Bridges. e. Webber claims. turned
suddenly and fred asYerai shots IN
his direction. Wehhar then dadscd
0ut Of sight
The AFFAIR vas reported To- the po-
lice and ahoaf an hour later Bridges
was arrested by Detectives Crane
and Powers and Pntf0iman HelEh.
Bridges claims that he was attacked
~ Latham IN the saloon and had
good cause 70 make the assault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
MATCH AND
POWDER CAN
Tsrrisly mutilate Boy at
wanatohaa.

wESATCHEE. Wash. April H.
Rupert MeClure, u, secured a hnk-
tuE powder can allied with sunpoNf-
sr and drove a hols IN the top with
n nail. he then dropped a lighted
match Into the can. An explosion
followed 10Th HE eyes we're blown
cut anf be was terribly burned about
the face, meek and head lis hair
Was nearly all burned or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Hone WITH HIS YOUNG BRIDE
BOY MAKES PERIL0US VOYAGE
l Sumner in SIoop Ultra Roy 0yaet Sailed for Alaska
With Newly Welded Wife-Tem pest Had No Terror.

young Ovaett's family moarned for
hfm a. one lost % them forever.
From the first 81 last September
until three weeks ago. no word vas
had from the missing couple. Then
one day Mrs.. ovaett walked into her
grandmofhsr'a home. She had come
from Allard bay by steamer as there
seemed 20 be urgent reasons for her
immediate return 10 civilization. She
would not speak q her trip until her
husbands return.
saiiea W tbs esy.
A week ago the Ultra sailed Isunt-
uy up the bay and dropped anchor
on the Brighton boathouse. OYaett
made everything on board Shipshape.
Furiea his sails and. coming ashore,
sauntarsa up To his Wifes home a. ~
he had not make one q the maAt re-
maFkaole voyages on record.
Baiiornen are not takers. They
do things with their hands and heads
ana 80 they leave talking ana writ
Ing 70 men who know hos. Many
things happened during the long
voyage 10 Alaska. There were
.torma and headwlnda. Provisions
ran ah0rt--periiously short at times.
once they lived for two days on n
handful of clans. on another oc-
casian the Ultra staggered along IN
the teeth ~ a gale under her tri-saii,
and for 90 hours this hoy stood at the
tiller. holding her head close 70 the
wind. Had the Ultra fallen of, she
would have upset.
went Ashore Tor CLANS.
At nsa al days are alike. and 50 u
was on the Ultra. She crept north.
struggling along the shore. OVaett
caught fan and went ashore for
clans. He had a shotgun and got n
few deer ~ use Of a jackiight az
night.
The voyage was very hard and
cold. bat the little craft finally
brought up in Allard bay. There
Mr.. Ovaett decided that che must
return 1T once 70 she came back BY
steamer.
Then. entirely alone. Ovaett work
sd the ultra home again. Re ie now
employed on the ocean docks His
wife remains Of home sewing indus
tnOusiY. She does not want to go
10 SEA again.
Perhaps later on" she said to-
day. = may go 10 sea again, but
never for n long voyage. n was
lovely though, lovely"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Robbed Loan Office.

A daring robbery occurred on
Washington street last night. About
midnight some person threw a brick
thrauK tha window 81 thu tell loan
once and secured half duKan re-
yoifers. Several paEsefs-by. y no had
Witnessed the anaif, started in pur-
suit ~ the thief. but he made hia
escape down a datk alley. The po.
lice hgs investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
VALUABLE ALARM.
For Second Time II Scares Away
Burglars.

4 burglar alarm attached 70 the
window Of o fur store ht 1915 Third
avenue prevented burglars from Sc
curing valuable loot last evening.
They hroke ono OF the front win
duws and we're preparing 10 remove
several expensive furs when the
alarm started 60 ring. The racket
attracted the police t. the place and
the thieves beat n hasty retreat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
POLICE NOTES.

W. Peas. arrested Saturday Tor
the theft Of scrap iron from the
Northern Pacific railroad, will be
given a hearing IN the police court
this afternoon.
T.. j. Morgan, an alleged buneo
artist. waA taken into custody by
Detective Phiibriek Saturday even
ina. No charge has been placed
nanInst him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Passed Bogus Check.

John simmons. whose occupation
~ unknown. was arrested early yes
terdhN morning by Fatrolmen Hrur
diet and Albania on a charge 90 for
gerry. simmons. II r. alleged. pass
"a a check In tanderluiu saloon
FOR ga The check was pufpnrtri
90 have been iHsued by the Roy A.
Roy Miu ia. Tho name uf betar
raIk MAa aLanel ~ n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
KILLED I'M
HOTEL FIRE
NJ Least Six Lives SscFIfic-
ed at St. Msry's.

1T. AAHYs. ". Va. April e.
By an explosion - suH IN the Com
merolai hotel last night. six persons
were KILLED or 80 seriously burned
that they cannot recover.
The entire bnildins Wam a mass ~
aames hy the time the nre Vas dia-
covered.
Tho ruins are being searched for
more coolies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
SELLING LIQUOR
WITHOUT LICENSE

I'm tho police court Saturday G.
Rodine, =. u. Chile. II. Nlchoda, l..
Brooks, II. Granetta, A. Duiant, -.
w. Nichon. Charles JorFcnson and
J.. Peterson were fined respectively
49, $40, s., $3.50, $40, $3.50, $40 and IS.
An are proprietors Of restaurants,
and were nned for selling liquor
without a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

railroad. entered his Rrandfather's
granary to grIve out some Chickens
that we're eating tho grain. As the
lad opened the door one OF the fowl
few up, striking In ita fight n loaded
shotgun that hung on the Rranary
wall The weapon fell To the floor
and waa discharged. The fun load
OF shot struck little Harry ln the
head. killing him instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
TILTED Girl.
Smashes aer Lovers Store,
and Goes to Jail.

ST. louis. April sg because her
lover had lifted her Cor another
woman. Katie Saith. a nlnetes nfh
ynar-oid giri living af as Thifd
street, decided II emulate the n
aEuple az Mrs. Nation. and turn
suarheF. she sent into the hat
store - Quinn 4ros a. 100 Third
street and dii her best 10 wreck IN
stahlishment. In her rage she broke
nine showcases With her nats aud
after osinE arrested she had Is ba
taken II the receiving hospital t.
have her destructive hands dreaapsi
- her physician. as they were badly
laesratsd b. the glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
FLOOD THREATENS A
FEARFUL DES0LATION

ont the Ohio valley has attained 20
an enormous Azure. but little loss Of
life has occurred.
pTTTSBURd, Pa, April g2.-At II
o'clock this morning the iver-RauEe
showed a recession IN the flood Of
two feet. ana wherever possible work
ig under way TO place manufactur-
ing plants Ia shape To resume,
Fifteen thousand men are idle. Ia
the meantime.
Reports from surrounding towns
and cities Indicate gradual Inn
provemont IN conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
CAPT. CARTER
Must STAY IN Prison. Says
the Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON, y. e., April 90
The United states supreme eourI 20
daY deuiet the application far ball
made by Capt pberilu Garter. BOW
serving term in tseaxcnWarth p-u-
Iteutiary Ter sisontle fraud pI's
tiesd ln government contracts In the
South
This la looked upon .Ha e uast tos
we're blow "a the Carter defense. and
the uutluok nav S. that further ef-
forts GO secure the prisoners tr-
lease ON trchnicalitY wiii not avail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
WANT BOOTS

AMSTERDAM, April Is. An cmla-
sary from Gen. botha, who arrived
On sunday to see * President ikrus
Knr. says that the Hacr soldiers have
ap abundance OF provisions. but ate
poorly prov d0d with boots ana
shoes
4 train captured nrnr nurtaTy
save the Haefa an enormous supply
90 cartridges which they expect 10
Use to good effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
SHOCKING DEATH OF A BOY.

BUTTE. Mont, April ga
chicken, a gun and the deadb ody Of
a 7-year- old boy are the features Of
n tragedy that occurred yesterday
IN "A granary on the Roup farm. near
Chestnut hill. this state. Harry H.
Morriok the 7-year-old grandson of
Henry Harrison, a prominent ranch
or on the line OF the Yellowstone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

= fsishratsd voyage around the
~ y Capt. Josiah sloeum Ia his
iHVnp anied - his bride, a girl
- sieop paunt.ess has been
..l.Ass b the wedding trip Of Roy
49, . lad u Il.
Il yaanx 0vaaft. single handed.
- a. lt-f0ot slouu from Seattle
Nesaff cltT, which IL near Jun
~ ask4 Then be put about
~ hsg way home again, ar
~ Bys ltss than a week ago.
aacnga sailed wifh a fully
@ssa Thoroughly equipped
n gfasii had seanty supplies, 80
-.ssgs POI . stick of spare can
- fe0t q extra suars. and >
tfa to care far.
~ 2 brief - the story. Told IN
ias narrative would make n
EeEng 0Vaett q d modest
se<p with clear blue eyes AMI
-. - fsady smile His wife Is B
sfsaly. she was pretty Meg
- Deiore her marriage. and the
.satns Al sea have only added
ssrrlsd 10 july.
T9lns couple were married
y iazt July. and a few days
young husband went 10
l. ft9tF, who owns the Bright
- s.l9lse ana rented a ai0ap
ne Ultra He toia Faber h.
s.,ny Tor a wedding trip, and
~, - EaE prosisioned for a twa
- RUS. The Ultra isa shovel
- t'2eD u fsef over ali, with an
a 49, beam and n dfaught -
nss,-r. sne carries a 80 and
&c., WITH a storm tri-sali for
$3.50. The cabin r. too email
~ ~ W, and barely holds a
= So. two hunks. one above
| Il 80 rss and a euddy Tor provisions
L a.s,s.ns Cockpit there Is room for
s'.sf-ton Of coaL
IN Ira carried Ia her the day
II 49, Z bag " -four. two sldsa
Ira. tDfir pounds Of eafee. ie
III a. an Two V0NNE low
II ns.. ksFs 10 thought st ali 20
- 49, They lived entirely IN
snf ana with that they were
ssesivsd . letter.
" is; IRA le't port on the 2sth Of
ssss/ Ilrss weeks later Fa.bsr
VI .s'tsr from Aliard bay. In
fsr, -. s1zounsed that ne vas
81 y 80 NE wife 20 Alaska, and
.irm "A - nst corninv baar.
IN - aAy Of her departure the
..not poksn By any craft.
= - pssfsd as oornpLe4sly az n
~. ~ p she bottom OF the
~ So. " NAT ts what. IN time.
essss hal lived, prior 20 her
n vifh her granlrotf.r
d. 49, 10 littis oofta e. osnes
~ i hw hgnt. Mrs. OooHell
~ fssadehilc for dead, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
HE WON'T PAY HIS DEBTS.

has not kept his promise to pay one
third Of his obligations within one
month after his marriage 30 Queen
Wlthslmina. The throne is greatly
embarrassed, II In said. upon the
prospect of such an unpleasant pub
licity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
FOR EVERETT.

NEEETT. April = 1T i learned
~ tAaruuxhlf reliable source
e. * t'rustY MIXING Co. II Min
4e a 0ne u the largest wramarY
fsfHs n the eeunfFY sill crest
) Ezxff SHORTLY Touring miiia II
asF szpaeliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Sitting at Vancouver.

VANCOUVER. April sz-Ths orr
entail commission. which last week
sat az Vfetosia investigating labor
conditions on the British Columbia
coast "a Affected aud relating 20 In
coming Oriental labor. began itB att
tinFH here this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

CINCINNATI, .. April 22.-The
Ohio river az n o'clock today stood
q feet, showing a rise 81 inches an
hour since yesterdays report.
The water has reached the first
floors OF buildings on the water
front occupied ~ manufacturers.
The danger line IN 10 feet
Reports from uH-rivcr towns show
similar conditions existing there.
Hundreds OF people living IN the
bottoms have deserted. and others
arc deserving hourly, their homes
Unless the waters are stayed "A great
deaola tinn Is at hand.
Already the property loss through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

AMSTERDAM. April 22-It Is re-
ported that the creditors ~ Duke
Henry. the husband 81 Qunen VII
heimlnn Of Holland. have formed a
syndicate and intend 10 negotiate
the dukes debts on the Amsterdam
stock exchange, because the duke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Baseball Yesterday.

The fryt game 81 baseball played
by the Seattle league team this yes r
rosuifai N "a victory over the pick
- nine BIZ a score Of Is 10 & Tho
psofessioBals showed ~ well aH6 en-
con raEed their slupiTsra. Ihe bat
tsriea were. Seattle -stoyal. HnrmOn
and Kurran. Picked Nine: Jacobs.
Corbeft ard MeBae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
John Phelich Injured.

John Phelleh, "a logger, met with
a painful accident IN the woods near
Granite Falls yesterday a log roll
81 over him, crushing his body bad
~. lie was brought TO this city and
ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
PRESIDENT HONORS JOHN BARRETT

WASHINGTON, u, C., April 22.-
The president today appointed John
Barrett Of oregon. formerly minis
ter 20 Siam, 20 be one Of the United
states commissioners al the Interim
tlonal conference OF American states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

To he held IN Mexico city.
Edward n. Moore. OF Michigan. Ia
appointed assistant commissioner Of
patents. ana Charles O'Ncill chief 81
the bureau OF ordnance with the
rank Of rear-admiral.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
hewsboys Play Ball

Tho Seattle Reds, team consist
inR af members o. the Seattle News-
boss union. defeated the West Sc.
attic team yesterday ia an exciting
game % baseball az the West Seat
ile grounds - a score ~ = 10 -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
Geographical Society

The regular monthly meeting 81
the Alaska Geographical society viii
be held tonight At y O'Clock In the
pariora of the Grand hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
DR.. lam cry.
Irish Nationalist Dies of
Consumption.

LONDON. April 22,-Dr. Charles
K. N. Lannery. NJ. r.. a well-known
Irish nationalist, died today Of CON
sumption.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
CORPSES.

ST. pETERsBuRO. April IL
Many miners have perihhed IN
mine dlaa afer near Hcndkiu. Twen-
ty-ona earpscs have been recovered
and ffteen miners are unaccounted
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
PRISONERS.
rlsAsasr Reports Capture
Of 2A2 Beers, etc.

.apr TOWN. April 2a--1eueFai
ssssr reports from PRETORIA that
- ssplnred So Boer prisoners,
- rsesl sInmanltlQn and waE-
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22
WIN. STUBRS.
Bishop of Oxford Is Dead
at 7e Years.

LONDON. April 2a-The Rev. w
Stubs. bishop OF oxford. is dead
he vas born Ga is and became
distinguished as an authority on
historical subjects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

preparing 20 run nights Mr. circuit
says there are not nearly 80 many
idle men in Seattle now as last
year, though there are plenty 20
supply all demands.
-, Brennan, one OF the pioneer
merchants ~ Chicago has arrived in
the city and VIII hereafter make his
home with his daughter, Mrs. jose
phlne Nordhoff. Mr.. Brennan finds
Seattle a Yeritablc Chicago Of the
West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

Bickcla licenses are coming In
more rapidly today. ~ noon 1850
had been tuiten out this year. This
IL eth less than half the number
Of the same time last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

Wong Yea. 4 Chinese merchant.
was nneA- 80 BY Judge George Sat
urdaY afternoon for conducting a
fau-tau game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-22

Sar Only Paper III
] ssattle That Dares
/. print the News
The sun., 1901-02-24

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The sun., 1901-02-24
Walked len Mile In Hts SLEEP

From ttc LDms,illc CoIris ~ onrnal
yrPSsiLLi-. ny. Feb II Mack Subletts.
a Ncii-kHoSn young ulu, boards at the
Dean liou-e His father, Arthur Sublstts.
lives Cye mile, suUta OF Versailles on Mo.
Cowan's ferry tIrnpik" When Subletts
started o. ri room Detw"eu II and ~ o'clock
last nisht hc remarked . friend:
My sister IL very sick agd I ought To have
gone home tonight We'll. III drive Out
to-niorroN
lie went To sleep ~ once Al O'Clock
this mornius a policeman met Suhlette walk.
Iug hyrri"dly toward N,tpN,r's ferry road
he uHIied ham and r-criy"G 40 reply. About
/? o'oluCR Subl"ttr v1l."t 'rtp his fathsr'0
house and Ia Ia. ri''.'r's h' .iside Inquired
how she wls. CouNrrs,d VIII ni> stcpnlother
soIuc min 10. lrd b"fur- the family wac
aware 81 II %" irit tie 'pH-r lie walked
back to tcrSliil'e and returned to bed a
the hutrl
When Suhl 'te avokr Al o o'clock this
morning. g." ,A~ Iuot~a'r md exhausted,
but knew nothing as ti- rp'tIrnal jaunt
untl, according l. l1si ttGl''- plan, he TO.
day drOv" to hi father and they questioned
him about hurryinC uG lr a." u. ght
Suh!"ti" rldiCU the Id"t of having been
there uutil u" tauIly'- evidence was SUP.
ported by that of h., roommate who missed
him. the testimony "f Policeman Albert
Curtis, who met him IN tue street. and hlo
own blstered feet and exhausted body,
The sun., 1901-02-24
ONE WRITER'S PLIGHT.
breakdown Of the typewriter and q Device
for supplying Missing d's.

The literary woman " no lives IN the SUI
urb' was telling her Noes.
'Ycsterdly," said she. Il wPs !lunkin2
away AZ nv typewriter. copying some " tie
IMMORTAL thoughts Tor vh'"h ' am famou@
The immortal fhurRhts-I think them every
week .or \ cent \ word had to bs sept Of hy
the afternoon Tost At noon. ms dear, the
,uachipc struck. IN o'h~r words u broSe.
/ had two pages ~ T.'s vet 10 he copied
I NAV a. we'll explain that write hand
winch would have made Horace Greeley
- irE 10 could pose us a Nri'igg master.
u n" wrI'er had never been invented
I sror!d have been one oi those dumb souls
yo.'ve lerrd a'ori couldnt writ" legi5ly
If nnyrod~ would ray a dollar a word instead
Of q cent
wen the machine broke ak about
being -i,te.u niles from lemon ] was
,!trt, miles from. O.. TYPEWRITER shop or any
roar who co,ld doctor n crippled machine.
| gave w in dssYgi~. Thrts always ~" 0rst
thur rpr aar w,l -rcr.iu,d h"!uG to do
Iaau ! Ia.r,ulcrrd .u oil tvucw ritter M IN
tho g.rT,I. hIsaL,., b. down. Z DID i,IrF
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The sun., 1901-02-24
SURGERY Oy WHALE SHIPS
Difncuit Operations Sometimes Performed BY
the (aptatns,

WAsHISoroS, Feb ~ Some remarkable
surgery has been performed by captains of
the whaling ships in tho Arctic Ocean. Acct
dents sometimes happen on board tho whalers.
and IA there is rarely a medical man in the
neet. tho captain Is obliged 70 treat the in
jurcd men.
Guided only by common sense. soma of
these captains have managed 20 perform
even amputations with success. when Sur
seon Call Of the revenue cutter Rear was in
Alaska recently. he was much impressed
with the work OF this character TINT had been
done bv Capt George B Lescitt Of tho whaler
Newport He asked him for an account of
his experience. Capt Lesvitt's reply. which
has been published by the Revenue Cutter
service, - IN part "a follows
Tho first Of IN" amputaNons eince the
ships began wintering on Herschefs Island
was on man belonging to the Mary ID
Hume. Half his ria ht foot was taken on
the instrurcn,s used being butcher knife
ahd hack -ay. 1t was tho first attempt ~
under cNlorolUrE. which was ont Of our iu"
was slow procas-
after h" mad taken q whih We would ak him
q he Wcr" sleepy This Mas Gc NJ Tor hBIi
al hour without any cfcct. We ,a"n made
paper cone. Iu' IN SON" waste -niurhitd
win chloroiorm. aud the man went nsht
IL turnsd out we'll. but the big toe. or The bone
N" big toe grow on, Vas a long time h"aling
Nj next big contract va taslnc on 'he
right arm OF Mr. West. the third officer al the
NdyaTCh. The arm was anputaicd h fCU
inches below the shoulder, cleaning oI all he
burnt flesh In putting a uaature on tho
large artery. gut was used III" small veins
were touched with Clg~tic. Later I had 20
make "a second operation. this time laying
open tho entire shoulder, and taking out
the bon" TO within an In Ia o! the JOINT
'Iudpform va the only antiseptiC that
had ia all nv surgery After such operations
NJ these | used cocaine or morphine (Which
-. a a. Il
tho pain All tho subjects We have worked
on has. turned ont we'll have not studded
medicine nor had seen anything OF the kind
Herschel lal.ud