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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
SAYS HE is THE CREATOR.
BnItimorean Afflicted With Pecu-
liar Form of Dementia

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-The police Of
the Southern station have picked UP a
man who gives his name as james s
CIctchoy. and is the victim Of a peculiar
mania AT times be raves violently. and
when in this condition he declares he is
the Deity. and that he is IL heaven
CIetchey was found late Monday night
in the male house Of the Globe Brewery
by Night Waterman Dauueumdnn and ar
rested by PItrolmsu McNamee. who
charged him with intent 10 steal
Yesterday morning he exhibited signs Of
mental arrangement and Justice Sauber
thought Do best 20 keep him az the station
until ne could be examined by physicians
During the afternoon Drs. Frank and Du-
ane questioned the man and said they be
lieycd him 10 De insane. In the course Of
the day Mrs. Clercncy called and told The
police that she and her husband live az 9G4
South Charles Street. and that be is ar
uuhoIsteTer by trade
Throughout the afternoon and an last
night Cletchey continued TO rave upon re-
ligicus topics. He refused all food until
late last night, and then only ate a little
He wlll probably be sent 10 Rayview.
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SEEKING THE CAUSE
OF DEADLY TETANUS.
VACCINE TESTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
White Rats InOcuIated With Various
Specimens of Lymph and Care
fully Watched for Symptoms
at LOckJayy.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20-White rats
are 70 be used N experiments for the pur-
pose Of determining the cause OF tetcnus
cases growing out OF vaccination in this
city and vicinity DIS h H Davis.
joel G. FiJhian. and :. G. Bushey. com
prislng the Beard Of HeaIth's special in
yestigating committee. held their drst
meeting yesterday County Physician VIII
liam s Jones was also present The meet
ing was held behind closed doors At It's
conclusion IT was stated that for time
the proceedings viii not be made public
White Rat Experiments.
It was learned. however. that with
view Of ascertaiuiDg whether or not the
tetanus germs were really in the vaccine
virus, Drs. Alexander :. Ross and 5. Ed
ward Frecz, OF the Cooper Hospital stan
were experimenting with white rats The
physicians substantiated the report. and,
in speaking of the investigation. said
On sunday We started 20 purchase
specimens Of lymph from ali available
pharmacies without their knowledge of
our ultimate purpose. Fifteen drug stores
were visited and specimens purchased
procured on account OF their marked sus-
cer-IbiIIly TO the virus tetaLUs- On the
morning of Jh- 18th the rats were inOcu-
lated as follows
All Instruments and parapherUalia
were first thoroughly cleansed. boiled and
stersIized- Fifteen specimens were used.
twelve OF AulIUrds preparation, and
three OF AItzauder's. Then Elinims OF
sterile water and the contents OF the
Sra-f-r-u were first thoroughly mixed
drawn up into the incubation syringe,
and inoculared into the subcutaueous us
sues of the animals back
Watching the Rodents.
The animals were each isolated in
separate cages. especially prepared for
tine occasion. in order 10 prevent contain
nation. The box was labeled with name
OF the druggist who sold the specimen. the
producer. and the time al which the moe
UIaJiOn was performed. After each in
oculation the instrument and the hands o.
the eNperimeuJers were again thoroughly
sterilized and all apparatus made aseptic-
This precaution was taken throughout
each procedure The inocuIated animals
are fed at regular intervals. visited every
three or four hours. and watched Tor any
symptoms which might follow"
As vet no new cases Of teEGuus have ap-
peared in any OF the rats. although the
period OF incubation in these animals is
declared by the doctors 10 be twenty
four hours.
Although no new cases OF Iockjaw have
been reported since Saturday. there are
few suspicious cases now being carefully
watched Mrs Winters and Walter
Brewer. the Two known living victims Of
the disease in Camden, are holding their
OWn-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
ENDED LIFE WITH OPIUM.
Suicide of n Former Hospital Cook
in Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2o.-Opium poison
ing caused Tie death Of Charles II. Faber
yesterday. Faber was thirty years old
and formerly served as head night cook
ar the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Coroner
Baldwin. after Investigation. gave Ger
uGcate stating that the drug had been
taken with suicidal intent
Dr.. W. r a Kemp said FaDer had long
suffered from meianchoHa. but declared
that be did not know when or in what
form the poison was taken.
The supp0sitIou is that the young man
swallowed the drug at home about g
o'clock Monday evening About 6 o'clock
the family teIephoned for DR.. Kemp.
After spending some time with the Young
man the physician called in Dr. Sraudish
McCleory. The two physicians remained
in attendance al intervals. The patient
died about noon yesterday
FabeT was unmarried and had not been
employed at the Johns Hopkins Hospital
since last summer. He was member OF
St. Marks English Lutheran Church
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En- Route to san Francisco.
NEW DATES FOR REUNION.
Confederate Veterans to Meet at Dali
las Earlier in April.

DALLAS. Tex. Nov 20-The directors
OF the National Confederate Veteran Re
union to be held in Dallas next year.
April % and 80. and May l and ,. to April
-. % "A. and p.
The change was made at the request OF
merchantile and manufacturing interests
OF Dallas that would be Inconvenience by
the original dates
The finance committee reported its al
fairs 70 b AZ satisfactory condition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
GANG ER

Sufferers from this horrible nalady
nearly always inherit it-uot necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poison nav lay dormant in the blood for
wears, or until you reach middle life, then
the first little sore or ulcer makes its ap-
pearance or a swollen gland in the
breast, or some other part Of the body,
gives the first warning.
TO cure Cancer thoroughly and Perma-
nently ali the poisonous virus must be
eliminated from the blOod-every vestage
Of It driven out. This S. S. S. does, and
Is the only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles ike this.
When all the poison has been forced Ou'
Of the system the Cancer heals, and tn
disease never returns
Cancer beginsofteni in small way, as the
following letter from Mrs. Snirer shows
A small piruple came on my jaw about an inch
below the ear on the left side OF my face II gave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
MASONS OF MARYLAND.
Communication Received From Eng.
land on NIcF<inIey7s Death.

land on McKinIey7s Death
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov. 2O.-The Mary
land Grand Lodge Of Masons held its 18th
annual communication in this city last
night Three hundred delegates were in
attendance.
General Thomas J. shryock. the Grand
Master, presided, and submitted his an
nual report
A communication received from the
board Of general purposes OF the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge Of England was read
II contained an appropriate expression Of
sentiment relative 10 the assassination
OF Brother William Mckinley" and was
referred TO q committee 20 prepare fit
ting reply which viii be submitted at to-
days session
The lodge will meet again at O'Clock
this afternoon and the communication
viii close after the election OF officers
tonight Jacob H. Medairy is the Grand
Secretary He has filled that Office for
about thirty eight years. General Shry-
ock reported Masonic affairs in a -four
ishiug condition.
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BnrberS Under Arrest.

Melvin L. Myers. aged thirty-one years
and George Wickert BARRIERS were ar
rested yesterday charged with keeping
open their shops on sunday They wifi
be given hearing in the Police Court
today. Sergeant Williams. of the First
precinct station, has especially interest
ed himself In this class Of cases other
arrests may follow. should the prisoners
be convicted or the charges against them.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
MR.. CLEVELAND IN VIRGINIA.
Ex-PresIdent Has a Most Successful
Partridge Hunt.

EXMORE. Va. Nov. 2o.-After most
successful cunning trip eX-President
Cleveland and Z. c. Benedict left for their
homes yesterday They arrived here last
Friday just in time 10 take advantage OF
the opening of the partridge season and
Mr. Cleveland Is said TO have broken all
his previous records as a gaue-Ea thereT-
While at Cape Charles the distinguished
visitors we've entertained BY Hon John s
Wise at his beautiful country CLUB The
club is an ideal spot for sportsuen and
about fifteen miles from the railroad sta
ton Mr. Cleveland expressed himself as
having had a delightful zine while he was
on the Peninsula
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
MARRIED BY HER SON.
New Jersey Woman becomes "a EIIde
at sixty one.

New Jersey " oman becomes "a Ia ide
at SiNtH-O
GLOUCESTER. y. J.. Nov. 2O-Justice
OF the Peace Snyder yesterday afternoon
performed the ceremony which united his
mother in marriage 10 Peter Astie. d
prominent business man and oyster plant
ct Of Mayvine. Cape May county. The
bride. Mrs. Lydia Snyder, Is sixty-two
years Of age, and the groom is sixty-fOur
Mrs. Snyder and Mr.. Astie were old
time friends, having spent their child
hood days together ia kensington where
they both lived for many years. Mr.
snyder has been spending much Of her
time lately AT her sons cottage In Grassy
Sound. where her acquaintance with Mr.
Astie was renewed and resulted iu their
engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Astie left for Washington
where they viii spend their honeymoon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
BOY BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.
Used NItrOEIycerin Can ns an I'm
prOyised Drum.

ALEXANDRIA. Ind. Nov. 2o.-Chsrles
OFT. -year-oId boy. was blown
TO atoms last night He found a nitro
glycerin can in the rear Of his home and
tying it about his waist proceeded 10
beat on his improvised drum
A terrible explosion followed. The boys
arms and legs were blown OF and the
'front.' part OF his head was torn away
The can was left on the spot by well
shooters two weeks ago and &c was sup
posed that not enough Of the explosive
remained 20 be dangerous.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
SMALLPOX PATIENT AT LARGE.
Philadelphia Pole Disappears After
HeTrE Ordered Into Quarantine.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2U.-A Pole. VINO
is believed TO be suffering with smallpox.
is al large In the city and the police have
been notified 20 watch for him His name
is John Ransly.
For nearly twelve hours the police
maintained a quarantine of the house.
thinking there was a smallpox patient in
side. when 10 reality ne had made his es-
cane
Eausly had boarded az Is4 Lcvering
Street where there we're lot Of other
inmates. On Monday he called al the Of
lice of DR. Charles +. Myers. who. think
ing there were symptoms OF smallpox.
sent him home iHstrUCJHE him TO lock
himself in a room alone. The doctor i'm
media,eiy notified The police and the bu-
reau Of health. and two officers were sent
10 The house 10 quarantine 10. pending the
arrival Of the health authorities
4 physician from the bureau Of health
arrived yesterday and discovered there
was no patient iH the house
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me no pain OF iucOavcu-
eiuce. and 7 should have
forgotten about II had Il
not begun TO iudame and
itch F; II would bleed a
little. then sC1b over but
would not heal. This
continued for some tiue,
when my Jaw began 20
swell. bccOm ing very
painful. The Cancer be-
gan 10 cat and spread.
until II was as large as q
half dollar, whenI heard
# S s 5. and deterInin-
Cd 70 give It a fair trial,
and II was remarkable
what a wonderful elect
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
IN MISS EAsTwICK's BEHALF.
London Friends Want a Pardon for
the American " oman.

LONDON. Nov. 2o.-The friends Of Miss
Macle Josephine Esstwick. the young
woman from Philadelphia. who was sen
fenced to six months Imprisonment for
the forgery Of railroad stock certificates
last Monday, are preparing a petition TO
the Home Secretary for a pardon.
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WILL BE ABSENT
WHEN HOUSE MEETS.
CONGRESSMAN DELAYED IN ORIENT.
Transports Break Down in Inland
Sens-CscneraI ChHnce 10
the Rescue on Three
Occasions

Six members of the House viii be miss
ing when the House couvenes on Monday,
December 2. on which day. according TO
the latest edvIces at the War Depart
ment, these Representatives viii be land
ed in san Francisco-if they are lucky.
They are Representatives Mercer Of Ne
braska. Greene Of Pennsylvania. Weeks OF
Michigan. De Almond Of Missouri. BJrIi-
son OF Texas. and last but by no means
least. the evanescent John Wesley Gaines
Of Tennessee
This party set sail for the Orient last
summer on the transport Mcclellan. tax
ing advantage Of the kindness Of the
Government in giving them quarters
thereon for the purpose Of Investigating
the situation in the Philippines. After
spending a pleasant summer in the
islands they determined TO make an eX-
plOrinE tour OF the Japanese inland sea
10 study the native Japanese and the
commercial resources of those water.
The inland sea is very difficult of uayiga-
ton. the channels being narrow and tor
tuous. especially for single screw steam
ers but TO accommodate the members
named and Senator Bacon Of Georgia
who caught mp with the party somew here
in the Philippines the transport Sheridan
was despatched 10 America with the party
on board via the inland sea. But of Nag
asaki- AT the entrance 10 the inland sea.
the SheridaI broke her tail shaft and be-
ing unable 20 get into a dry dock near
there. went out of commission
General Chanee to the Rescue.
General ChaBee calamity came TO the
rescue Of the stranded Congressman and
sent the Warren. another transport. post
haste 20 Nagasdki and took them on
board. They were no- discouraged in the
least by their experience up 10 that time,
and insisted on going through the inland
sea So ;he Warren took them along TO
Kobe where she, too. went ashore and
was hung mp. Again General Chaffee came
10 The rescue and sent the transport Han
cock. with private instructions. i- is said
TO her commander to 81 the Congress
men back 20 the United States Il he had
10 drag them on board AT any rate they
boarded the Hancock. which could not
stand the weight Of such party. and went
aground trying to get out of the harbor
Of Kobe.
En- Route TO san Francisco.
The last information, however. is to
the effect that the Hancock has been float
ed, and is now speeding 20 San Francisco
il she has not sunk somew here in the Pa
ci6c Ocean.
Senator Bacon quit the party, however.
after the Warren went aground. and com
ing by another steamer landed in san
Francisco several days ago.
The absence Of Representative De Ar
mond assures the reelection of Repre-
sentative Richardson of Tennessee as
floor leader of the minority. he being MIR
Richardson's only formidable competitor.
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LONGEST TROLLEY LINE.
Tern,ini 10 BE Erie. PA. and Martins.
vile. Ind.

ERIE. Pa. NOV -0.-Tle eastern termi-
nus Of the worlds longest trolley line
viii be in this city unless present plans
fail I'm the course Of a few months IL
viii be- possible 90 make journey to
MartinsviIle. Ind. from Erie. d distance
of So miles.
The consolidation Of separate systems
covering the entire distance is now being
arranged. The consolidation is made pos
sihlC by the merging of the Bryan Air
Line and the Ohio Traction Company.
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it had from the very beginning the sore began to
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

Mrs. Charles w. Booth and Mrs. Refs
presided over a truly Hawaiian table
1t was covered with green palapalai
fern leaves. A huge jardiniere filled
with nasturtiums occupied the center
of the table, while smaller glasses were
banked at one end. Large kou Gala
bashes filled with tropical fruits made
a pleasing picture. Brown punuis for
poi, tiny yellow gourds for sweet po-
tato poi (koelepalau), and green finger
bowls lined each side of the table. The
Shriners found it a favorite corner and
were indicted into the mysteries Of
lingering poi.
Mrs. Colburns table looked very pref
ty, being covered with green and
sprinkled with blossoms and flowers of
many kinds. Mrs. Irene Browns table
was decorated with two huge baskets
of light and dark yellow marguerites
placed near one end The handles were
tied with purple and yellow ribbons, the
streamers OF the bows running the
whole length of the tabla. Fern leaves
were strewn profusely over the cloth.
Mrs. NJ. Beckley Kahea and Mrs.
Trip decorated their table in green
and yellow. The yellow cloth was
strewn with palapalai fern leaves. Jar
dinieres of yellow marigolds and roses
relieved with ferns were quite promi
nent.
Berger's band played during the aft
ernoon beneath the spreading branches
of a giant algacoba tree. During the
evening Solomon's quintet played in
the pavilion which was cleared for
dancing. Chinese and japanese Ian
? u
from tree to tree made a pretty scene
at night.
Mrs Bowler said yesterday that the
receipts We're very large, but that a
statement of the receipts and eXpendi-
lures would not be ready until about
the middle of the week. The Queens
Autograph booth brought in s495 and
others were very close to that amount.
1t is believed that $500 was taken in
by the sale of tickets, sales In the
booths and donations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19
Russell SHOULD RETIRE.
The Senate's President Gets Some
Advice From Home.

For the sake of the reputation OF the
Territory as a home OF enlightened peo-
pie, DIR, Russell had better retire from
the office of president of the Senate,
Up to date his decisions have been
marked by unfairness to members of
the minority; his rulings in most in
stances ludicrous ana his general bear
ing autocratlc TO a degree that make
sane men gnash their teeth in disgust,
In Cecil Brown the president of the
Senate has an adversary so much SUI
perior In every way that It is not dim
cult 10 tell why Russell has to consult
his secretary before making answer 10
any question. For the sake of the peo-
pie outside the Senate and for the sake
OF the new Territory, Russell should get
ut--Hilo Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mrs. G. X. Wilder arrived from Hilc
via the kinau.
Bubonic plague bills remaining I'M
paid amount to $5,25S.7S
A new drain Is being laid on King
street just beyond the Nuuanu bridge
Theodore Richards has started a
lively blue-ribbon movement on Maui.
Kekaha Sugar Company, Kauai, has
a new eighteen-ton Baldwin locomo-
tive.
See Dimond's window this week for
! bargains. Prices quoted are for this
week only.
E. NJ. Boyd the Advertisers Wash
ington correspondent. may soon return
! to Honolulu.
| The rock crusher and large force
are making rapid progress with work
on the kalihi road.
Yang Wei Pin, the Chinese consul,
has purchased an automobile. and han
dies 1t in capable manner.
The store at Camp No. 5. Spreckels-
ville was robbed Friday night of $500,
! found in the safe. No clew
| 1t is well worth ones time to stop
and see the display of beautiful leath-
ers shown in l.. O. Hall & Sons King
street window.
! Hopp & Co. are displaying hand
some line of bedroom suites, chiffon
4 a IL
leIs' anu ouu uressers' Vi oes'rao'e
s's'e anu puai's'
An unusual feature of salutation is
that given by the Austrian cruiser
Donau. When the gun is fired the jib
is raised and hauled down.
A letter from the Consul General at
Hongkong. very much damaged, has
Sten,abis frnro San Fro,,,.,on '' III.
b,an 500 frnn, H. Pic M IettaS
",as sant IN 70 San Franriscn hy ,,is.
az ana was raturned 70 ucrnimiu
S,ia Tho Siarra
wa '"e
At the Moana Hotel on Friday even
ing while the Shriners We're away on
pleasure bent in their temple, the la
dies of the caravan We're the guests of
number of city Shriner ladies in the
handsome parlor of the hosiery. Six
handed euchre was played during the
evening, and the occasion was made
more interesting to the visitors by the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19
SCS'OflyE1
This root Of many evils

Glandu at tunors. assesses, pinples
and other cutaneous eruptions, sore
ears, inf!ar I'd eyelids. ricketts,, dyspep-
STA, catarrh. readiness to catch cold
and inability to get rid Of 1t easily, pale
ness, nervousness and other ailments
including the consumptive tendency
Can be completely and permanently
removed, no matter how young or old
the sufferer
Hoods Sarsaparilla was given the daughter
Of Silas Vernooy Wawarsing. n. Y. who had
broken out with scrofula sores all over her
face and head. The frSt bottle helped her
and when she had taken six the sores were all
healed and her face smooth. He writes
that she has never shown any sign of the
scrofula returning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

The Governor Is showing the Legis-
lature that he has rights which even
that bumptious body IS bound to re-
spect. Since the session began some
members have conceived II TO be their
duty to insult, bully and nag him at
every turn. That he should stand on
his dignity ana refuse either 10 be CO.
creed or 10 receive messages couched
IN impertinent form, Is what might be
expected OF man whose attitude to-
wards Cleveland. Blount and wills IN
1893 so well embodied the self-respeet
Of the Annexation party here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19
The BInnacle's Fame.

The Blnuacle, a lively little paper
whose first issue appeared at Honolulu
on January &C. Is published ON board
the a. $ s, lroquois. when In port "
hy Chief Woman T. J. McGettigau.
subscribers are Informed that I'm the
event Of the Iroquols leaving mort
copies issued. not time, viii be taken
into account In reckoning subscriptions.
The Binnaole says that among tha M
teen petty officers ~ the Iroqudts,
eight arc American born aud six nat
urallzed Army and Navy Journal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

Though defeated in his one great bat
tie, Rear Admiral Cervera has peeh
promoted. The honor was worthily De-
slowed upon a brave, chivalric and un-
fortunate man who seems to enjoy
more undivided popularity In the Unit
ed States than either Sampson o.
Schley
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

German support" says the dis
patches from England rs considered
more helpful than American good feel
ing" II that sentiment extends TO the
British Government we shall soon see
Uncle Sam engaged IA deep game OF
diplomacy with Russia and France,
That is ever his recourse when a little
tiff with John Bull occurs, Usually the
deal does not have to 20 further than
the preliminary stages before John gets
friendly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

Slowly but surely Great Britain Is
coming to economic protection me
next budget promises to include "A du'E
on sugar as means. conlesseuly OF
revenue and of stimulating the sugar
refining business of the Kingdom 10
the Cobdenites, this is fiat heresy, but
to the men who are laboring TO pay
Great Britain's bills without an Increase
of direct taxation 1t is very practical
craftsmanship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-19

Legislative program: Abolish sunday
laws. abolish vaccination. aoolish
Board of Health abolish leper settle
ment. abolish Federal quarantine, aool-
ish prisons. abolish high prices Tor
liquor. abolish the freedom of the press
abolish dog tax. abolish everything eN-
cept the Treasury and empty that