El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13
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Drugged with knockout drops, Sc
triously u carved with a knife or dirk
and robbed, of all his ready .. cash,
amounting to- "a thousand dollars or
more, was the fate which befell Dr.
Alfred E. Never, of New York last
night aiphysician who has. been spendr
ing a week in the city with, a. million
aire patient. for the benefit of whose
health her is travelling 81 howoIin sd
|, Dr. Meyer and his charge had apart
ments at the Sheldon and last night
the physician sventured out alone to
see the, towneby gaslighteI Asfew hours
before de ybreak he WAS, bronghtI back
to the,l Sheldon, bleedinges9 profnseiy
from half "a dozen :sexere knife, mounds
with his ;Iclothiags cut I'M many places
and his money and watch sone.iYnoo Il
: When takenst0 his room he. was in q
semi luneonseioussqaco condition aands exf
tremely weak strqmI 1ess1 of blood. DE-
Austin was hastily summoned and the
wounds were dressed and other. surgical
attention given to thenmaH to- alleviate
his condiHonzIso biuow jnsmssidoI Ii;T
1t was the opinion of DR. cAustiR that
Meyer had been d drugged for ir, mo
other wayycoald his dazed condition
be accounted for. 10 Heowas almost to-.
tally devoid oof rRasone and will power
and there was not even.ial tracef of alr
eoholic odor about bis cbreath.luow III
F sd nj Completely Dazed. 5lUods 81
/ Dr. Meyer wtaHs Wholly unable to give
an accurate account OF himself or of
how he Had spent the evening" HIS
wounds were OF ai Serious nature, one
slash of knife or dirk blade across
his right hand having severed large
artery, so that he was in Imminent
danger of bleeding to death and mad
already lost large quantity OF blood.
There were several other slight CASH
es on various parts of the mans body
and a large ugly wound Of considerable
depth extended across his right side
'rrsni 80. A Woman in II: It:N . 7'"5 y,
In response to. questions pr, Meyer
said he lad visited some resort in the
tenderloin.. He thought the row start
ed about a woman. or; that a woman
had taken hand in it, but Of that he
was not certain. All he remembered
was that he had been viciously assault
ed with a knife and when his con con
sciousness returned he found himself
at his hotel with the physician attendI
ing him. "a 'o'i+i '''" -
? 'Hf III" Money Ali Gone hnA ssr
IN My Fl financial loss was heavy" said
he. and it is a hard blow. to me,
II was, relieved, of many hundred
dollars, which had on my person. 'ih
-, DR.. Meyer is tall man with a sandy
beard. He came here about week
ago with Col A. Novius and wife. of
New York, With Whom ne he has been
travelling OF fnabi2ni s-iorzoh EeIbnIA
Col Novfus is millionaire, said to-
be a retired Wal, street banker, and
is suffering with some brain maiaty.
His physician ordered him to travel
and rest and DR.. Meyer who is one of
the, most prominent young pratt
TONERS of the metropolis. was engaged
to accompany him and attend him con-
stantly. ~ fiaib 5nAusnE5{ ofui soc1
By noon today Dr. Meyer, although
still quite weak from loss of blood. had
sufficiently recovered from the. effects
of his wounds to be able to travel. and
the party took the east bound limited
en- route tol'New Y York. gssln adr aI |
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