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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-09
The Cosmopolitan for JUICE has been

received from its publishers in Irving
ton, NY The second part of Gap
taius OF Iudustry" appearing in this
number, contains short sketches OF
Hanna, Rockefeller, Westinghouse,
Claus Spreckles aud others. THE
Coronation o. Edward Wiz illustra-
ted, is an interettng and timely srti'
Gle. A number If good stories by we'll
known writers, make so attractive fea-
ture of this issue. "Men, Women, aud
Events" aud Progress OF Science"
ara entertaining and Up to dsts.
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The Market.
Georgetswn, June 9.-Whest 80A85.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

New York, June 9.-The trading upon
the Stock Exchange ct the opening this
morning. was as dull and As lacking 10 sig
niacance rs on last Saturday. The market
continued inaotive but the tone showed indi-
cations OF further hardening. Governments
Nete unchanged.
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construction of war and merchant yes
sells and that the cooperation OF tue
wards included will enable them 10
take the fullest advantage oil inc e1'
Ceptiopsl position of the United
States as the leading steel producing
c,ut try 10 the world to compete for
foreign work and secure to this country
many millions now paid t, foreign
yards for the co 'struction OF vessels
But why, with sll the advantages this
country possesses for building chips, a
subsidy should be demanded, is pass
ing strange To- all save the Initiated. The
money 10 in the treasury and the snip
builders tbiok that they might 81
we'll have 1t or somebody else will.
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st Nicholas for June has been re-
ceived from the CertuIy Company IN
New York. 1t ia an issue vf even more
than usl interest. Is long story
complete, "Auo her Chance" Is about
life at q giri's boarding school. INA.
ture and Science for Youog Folks,"
and "The St. Nicholas Lssgue," grow
In interest and Instructive use each
month. "How the Pilgrims Came to
Plymouth" 10 another article % be
noted. These, WITH shorter stories.
rhymes. puzzles, 3d., make up an at
tractive whole.
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SoUrHERN RAILWAY sURGEoSs.-At sa.-
urdsys session in Washington Of the Also
cation Of Surgeons Of the southern Railway
Company, the following off e;s were elected :
President, DR.. Rhett GoOde, Mobile, Ais,
fret vice president DR.. T. z. hcMshan, Illi.
nois; second vice sesijent, DR. NJ. W. O'Brien.
Alexandra; secretary and treasurer, DIR. j.
J. Harrison, London, Tenn; member Of ex-
ecutive committee, DR.. Georfe II. Moran,
MorgaDton, n @. The members Of the ex-
ocutive committee whose terms did not OK.
pire this year are DR.. B. J. Copeland, BIZ.
m ngham, Ala. DIR George Ross, Richmond
iT. w. o. Day, Dfnville; Or w. @. Connally,
Dallas, Ga. Old Point Comfort was chosen a.
the next place OF meeting, in jane. 1908.
4 f;er the Transaction Of some routine BUSH e g.
and the installation Of officers, the association
sdjourne1.
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Jockey Alfred Booker, who was thrown
from bis mount on Memorial Day at Grave'-
IN. q. Y, died from hi. iejn - IS; -Ish .
de was 10 years cd.
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STATE OF CHI, CITY OF TOLEDO |
rtnaaf crr INV

STATE OF CHI, CITY OF oLED0
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is
the senior partner OF the firm of z. J.
CHENEY & Co, doing business in the City OF
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ssid firm will pay the sum OF ONE HUN
DIED D0LLAbS for each and every C. SO of
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Sworn 10 before me AMI subscribed in nv
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1886. A. w. GLEASON,
49,, Notary Public.
HANS Cstsrrh Cure Is tsken internally and
acts directly on the blood and macuous soI7
faces Of the system. teod for testimonials,
free. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, v.
Bold By Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
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DROPOsALs FOB vITRIFIeD BRICK
AND GRANITE CURB.

Alexandria, Va, May 29 1902.
Proposals. will be received ST the Office of
the City Engineer until noon, JUNE ~,
19O2yfor about 800 square yards Of W.T.
BIFIED BLOCK PAVING on a dx.inch
concrete base, and about $500 Iinesr feet Of
six-inch granite curb set In concrete on King
street from Royal street to Fsyeite street.
Specifications, conditions, ac,, can be had at
the City Engineers Office. The right Is e.
served TO rel ct any or all bids and TO extend
the time of receiving the same.
E.s. LEADBEATER,
Chairman Committee on Streets, City Coun'
ell Of Alexandra. Va. myZo "a
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
" master. Fort Washington, hsryisnd,
Jure \, 1902 -sealed proposals, In trip
licate, will be received at this ONCE
until 1 o'clock P. NJ, Jure ~, 1902,
for furnishing aud installing electric wiring
and fixture, for lighting buildings and
grounds at Fort Hunt. Virginia. Envelopes
Containing proposals must be msrkei PRO
possIs for Electric Lighting. Fort Hunt, vir-
ginia.D Specifications furnished on applics.
tion. GEORGE II. hcMAEUs, Constructing
Quarterm. scr, U. 8. Army.
js79,1011,14,1e
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OFFICg OF CONSTRUCTING QUARIEB-

Chairman Committee on Streets, City Coun'
ell Of Alexandra. Va. myZ1 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

Byl to sam ksiaze tege
grodu, 6w okrutny Popiel.
Bogatym strojem odr6z-
Mai sic on cd innych, a
obliczem, co rozkazywa6
p~rzywyk1o.
Suknie mia} tym krojem
obszyte co wszyscy, z szero-
kim pasem nasadzanym mo-
sieznemi i srebrnemi ozdo-
bami. Suknia ia jednak by1a
z cienkiej tkaniny, wyszywa-
ma bogato, "a pasem tkwi1
NIECE W pysznej oprawie, a
ma }ancuszku takiz n6z wi
sial.
Ksiaze ~ujrzawszy, re Smer-
de niesiono rannego i re
wszyscy powracajacy mieli
glowy spuszczone, wnet
brwi groznie nasrozy}, colo
zmarszczy} i krzyknal:
- Takoz to powracacie! A
gdzie }upy bogactwa!... gdzie
mi6d z barci Wiszowych, a
gdzie jego g}owa?.. Psy jakies,
daliscie sic pobic niedo}ez-
nym kmieciom, co tylko
ziarno rzucac umieja! Kaze
was ~powywieszac, nedznicy!
- tax wrzeszcza1 ksieze, a
twarz jego re z1osci stawa}a
sic coraz czerwie1sza.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
gnanie, popelnile6 kradziez,
to fakt. z punktu widzenia

gnanie, pope}ni1e6 kradziez,
to fakt. 2 punktu widzenia
prawnego rzecz jest tax samo
|karygodna, gdy idzie 0 kawa-
Hex chleba, jak 0 z1oty
|zegarek, lynn razem jednak
sadzic Gle chce ME jake Sc
|dzia, lecz jake chrzescianin.
Wyrzek}szy te s1owa, sedzia
Hawkins uja} kapelusz, w1o-
zyl wen funt szterling6w i
zacza} zbierac sk1adke wsr6d
publicznosci, adwokat6w i
w6znych sadowych ftp. Gdy
zas nieborak oszo1omiony
wszystkiem co sic dzia1o wy
szed} bez s}owa podzieki, Sc
dzia rzek}: Przyprowadzcie
mi tn piekarza.G dy okradzio-
ny wszed@, Hawkins kazal go
posadzic na... }awie oskarzo-
nych. Sedzia rzek}: ME wa
ha}es sic wtracic do wiezie-
MIA nieszczesliwego, kt6ry ci
zabra} chleb "a kilka pens6w,
choc z powierzchownosci te-
go cz}owieka m6g}es by1 poz-
nae, re ostatecznosc zmusi-
la go do kradziezy. Narazi}es
go ma to, re m6g} bye trak-
towany jake z}odziej, pozba-
wiony czci ma Gale swoje zy-
Gle. Wszystko to uczyni}es
ty, cz}owieku syty, dobrze
wykarmiony, wygodnie odzia-
ny. Co zas najgorsza, pred
chwila, gdy wszyscy k}adli
pieniadze do kapelesza, ty
jeden ME dales mic. Postapie
vice z toba jake sedzia. Pra-
wo wydane "a kr6lowej Eli
biety, skazuje ma kare wiezie-.
MIA kupca kt6ry pozostawi}
sklep sw6j bez dozozu, al
bowiem W ten spos6b wi6d}
ma pokuszenie ludzi s1abego
charakteru i nedzarzy. Arty-
tego prawa stosuje sic do
ciebie i skazuje Gle ma tydzieh
i koszta procesu.
O~dprowadzic go do kozy. l W
gdy nedzarz zlodziej
do swojego domu,
niosac chleb ola rodziny,
piekarz do wiezienia
W Holloway, ably tam odsie-
dice tydzieh "a brak serca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
SpraWiedliwy sedZia
w LOndy nie.

Jeden z piekarzy W Ion
dyhskiej Cite by} sam W skle-
pie, gdy OTTO odebra1 wizyte,
kt6ra go zaprosi}a ma szklan-
Ike w6dki do pobliskiej sym
kowni. Piekarz zgodzi} sic ma
to tenn bardziej, il z okna
s%zynkowni widzia1 drzwi swo-
jej piekarni, m6g} vice dawac
baczenie, ably Mkt ME dosta}
sic do sklepu. Przyjaciele ra-
czyli sic vodka cd 10 minut,
gdy OTTO piekarz pred drzwia-
mi sklepu swego ujrzal ja-
kiegos nieboraka chudego,
obdartego, kt6ry przekona-
wszy sic, il nikogo W sklepie
niema, pc d}uzszem wahaniu
sic, wszed} do piekarni i po-
chwili ukaza1 sic ma progu,
chowajac starannie pod po-
Ia surduta czterofuntowy
bochenek chleba. Ale ME
przeszed1 kilka krok6w, a juz
! piekarz z przyjacielem wy
biegll re szynkowni, wezwali
stojacego W poblizu policyan-
ia i nieborak aresztowany
by1 jake schwytany ma gora-
Gym uczynku kradziezy wo-
bee swiadk6w i w}adzy poll
cyjnej, a vice wed}ug wszel-
kich wymagah procedury So
dowej. Oczywiscie nieborak
przyznal sic do wszystkiego.
Me jad1 cd dw6ch dni, g16d
szarpa1 mi wnetrznosci, W
sklepie ME bylo nikogo, ME
m6g} sic powstrzymac i wzial
bochenek chleba, ably unik-
nae katuszy g1odu. Sedzia
wezwa1 p~rzedewszystkiem
urzednika
two: Co pan wiesz 0 oska-
rzonym? Jest to dzielny
cz}owiek, kt6ry ME mia1 "a
targ6w re, sprawiedliwoscia,
pracowa{ zawsze sumiennie,
byl trzezwy i oszczedny.
Utrzymuje re sWej piracy
make, zone, siostre m1odsza
j trzyletnia c6reczke. Pred
trzema miesiacami fabrykant,
u kt6rego pracowal, zban-
krutowa1 a odtad ME m6g]
znale6c piracy. Sedzia pre-
sluchal swiadk6w, poczem
wydal wyrok uniewinniajacy
nieboraka osksrzonego Z
kradle& bochenn chleba. s.
Czo~ie s1k'l, issslI|ls|g q p,ose''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
Teraz to nam wiele

przedmiot6w z kruszcul wy
rabianych z r6znych stror
~nadwoza, ale ojcowie nisi *
tylko kamieniem sic pos}u.
Igiwali.
Tu Wis., wzial siekiery ]
m1oty kamienie, kt6re mad
!dzieza wisialy i dodal:
Taxa bronia bijemy bo-
gom ofiary, zwierom rogi-i
}by wrogom...
Zaledwie Wis., wym6wi1 tych
wyraz6w, gdy przerazliwe
ps6w ujadanie dalo sic sly
sec.
Wisz brwi znarszczy1 i
szybko z }awy sic podni6s};
Hengo pocza1 spiesznie sw6j
|towar do sakw zgarniac; ME
wiasty W pop1ochu opusci}y
Swietlice, - a ma progu sta
nal Dobek. Przyby} on z la
su, a zdyszany i wystraszo-
ny wo}o1 z ca1ej silly:
- Ida!... ksiazecy s}udzy
Smerdowie ida!
Ma krzyk wszyscy sic
sp1oszyli. Jednak widocz-
ME kazdy wiedzia}, co mia}
robic W takiej chwili, DO
spieszyl ma swoje stanowis-
ko.
Wiszowi juz cd miesiaca
donoszono, re ksiaze bardzo
ma niego gniewny. Przygo-
towa1 sic vice kmiec do 3D.
parcia napasci.
Zeby ME m6wiono, re cd
niego zaczepka wysz}a, Wisz
postanowi} isc ma spotkanie
goSci rozbrojony.
Wychodzac zafrasowa1 sic
O HENCE. Wielki to grzech
wzgledem bog6w,
pod jego da-
chem stale sic co z1ego gos-
ciowi.
Niemiec jednak ME zdawaf
sic bardzo przestraszonym.
Prosi} tylko, by mu Wisz
dozwoli1 wyjsc wprz6dy ma
spotkanie Smerdy. O ma1o
jednak zyciem tel smia}osci
ME przyp}aci}; zaledwie s}u-
dry ksiecia go zobaczyli,
rzucili sic ku MENU i byli-
by go zamordowali, gdyby sic
ME ocali}, poszepnawszy COS
taiemniczo starszemu Smer-
die.
Dobek zajal sic schronie-
MEM ola kobiet, a nawiecej
mu chodzi1o bezpieczehstwo
Dziwy.
Wisz tymczasem wyszedl
ma prog swego ogrodzenia.
Smerda niby mu sic k}a-
Mai, a przydrwiwa1:
Ksiaze wan pokfon
szle, - m6wi1, i do siebie
.prosi ma kozle udo, ma MIC
du clarke, ma dr6zbe i roz-
move.
= Me bylbym ia cd tego,
- ~odpowiedzia} Wisz,-ale
ia pan cd siebie, a on ma gro
die; jezeli ma co do mnie
MECH pos}6w przyszle.
Ma to Smerda blisko pod
jezdzajac 'zakrzycza1:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

- by}o ozwa} sic Wisz.
Dawno JUL takich wiec6w
ME zbierano, to tel trudno z
MIN idzie, DO i ksiaze nasz,
ten Popiel okrutny. pre-
szkadza nam W tenn jak mole.
- A pan to jest mocny?
zagadna} znowu Hengo.
- Bogi cd niego mocniej-
SEE, - zamrucza} Wisz, - a
i grenada bywa silna.
- A gdybyscie mi wska-
Ii droge do jeziora Gop}a i
do grodu ksiazecego. odez-
wal sic Hengo, '.tobym sic
tam powl6k1.
49, Czemu ME! - rzek1
Wisz. z waszych niejeden
juz tam bywa1, niejednego
tez tam znajdziecie. Pojdzie-
my lasem, to wan droge
wskaze.
- Ale wprz6dy - powie-
dial Hengo, chcia}bym wan
jeszcze, zanim zmrok zapad-
ME, towar moi pokazac.
To m6wiac, Niemiec roz-
wiaza} sakwy i pocza} z Mich
~wyjmowac mn6stwo przer6z-
nych swiecide}.
Wtedy z "a drzwi pokaza}o
sic glow wiele: belly sic
chusty niewiast ,zameznych,
lsni1y sic warkocze %dziewczat,
a i parobczak6w tel sporo i
dzieciak6w przez szpary "a
glada}o.
Starsze ~niewiasty i iona
Visa, Jaga, odpedza}y
Mode kobiety, DO tym ME
wypada}o p~okazywac sic OBJ
cemu mezczyznie. A ME-
mice wyjmowa} wciaz move
ozboby. Jaga, kt6ra sta}a we
drzwiach, zagradzajac SODA
przejScie, ME mogla juz teraz
utrzymac niewiast i dzieci.
Wszystko to wysypa}o sic
do swietlicy, wylek}e i cieka-
we.
Bo i by1o ma co spojrzec.
w t}omoku Henga znajdo-
wa}y sic szpilki do spinania
chust z blyszczacemi glow
kami; lezaly naszyjniki
bogate, obwieszono blaszka-
mi; k6}kami j dzwoneczka-
NIL; byly tam z}ocone obracz-
XII nanizane ma sznur jak
obwarzanki. a kt6re wow
czas mezczyzni kobiety no.
sill ma rekach - i pierscieni
moe wielka Hengo postwar
do zblizajacych sic kobiet.
Wiszowi zas zacza} pokazy-
wac rzeczy uzyteczniej SIZE.
Podowa1 mu koleja: siekierki
zelazne, d1ugie noze, dfuta,
ostrza do miecz6w, ma ramio-
ma k}adzione kregi, kt6re
mogly cz}eka ochronif cd
pocisk6w W czasie wojny.
Byly tam mieczyki z piekne-
mi rekoje6ciami, kt6ryml
Hengo zrecznie W powietrzu
wywijal.
A Wis.,, patrzac na TO, tax
pocsal movie:
IzEIazIBIBla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

IAN @ 49, B& - n
ze 2 "a plotu posypia sic ma
mich strza}y 2 1uk6w i proc,
~Strwozyli sic, ale cofac sic
by}o zapozno, vice cisneli
do wr6t, gdzie Dobek i pa
robcy Wiszowi czekali juz,
Fly nieprzyjacielem wziasc
sic "a barry.
Starry Wis., pozostal W po-
Srodku kupy wojujacych,
!cofnac sic niemogac. Plot i
wrota trzeszcza}y pod nacis-
kiem, }amiac sic kawaly.
Starszy syn gospodarza
Ludek, zas}aniajac OLGA cia}
|po }bie Smerde i glove mu
~rozkrwawi},, ale jednoczesnie
Iprawie ksiazecy s1uga przebi1
|dzida starego Wisza... zaczer-
wieni}a mu sic cd krwi ko-
szula i pad} niezywy ma rece
|syna.
Ma widok trupa wszystko
|jak wsciek1e rzuci}o sic ma
ludzi g%rodowych.
Walka rozpocze}a sic ME
ma }uki i proce, ale ma pies
Gle i zeby; chwytali sic "a
bark i walili jeden drugiego
o ziemie.
Walka z malymi przestan-
kami trwa]a prawie dzieh ca
}y. Druzyne Popiela podtrzy-
mywa} strach pred okrut-
nym ksieciem, ludzi zas Wi
pobudza}a do boju.
zemsta "a smierc pana.
Wreszcie pod wiecz6r sro-
go raniony Smerda, cofac sic
kauai swym towarzyszom
Odeszli napastnicy, pozo-
stawiajac cha}upe kmieca
nietknieta, ale krwia ludzka
zbroczona i osierocona cd
najlepszego swego sojca i pa
ma.
Hengo, kt6ry podczas ca
lei bitwy sta} W leslie, przy-
patrujac sic z ubocza walce,
podszed} teraz do starszego
i z~1aczywszy sic z je-
go druzyna, dogrodu podazy}.
Podr6z trwa}a d}ugo, DO
rannego Smerde trzeba by}o,
niesc ostr6znie.
Postepowali wciaz gajem,
noga "a noga i az ma drugi
dzie1 zajechali ma szersze
pole, skad juz widnia}o wiel-
kie jezioro Gop1o i grodowy
sto}b, czyli wieza, W kt6rej
~przechowywa}y sic skarby
rome, i kt6ra s]uzy}a "a
g}6wna obrone W czasie ma
pasci:
w miare jak sic zblizali,
gr6d coraz wyrazniejszym
sic stawal. Wieza z szarych
kamieni W oczach i'm ros}a;
u podn6za jej rozeznawali
dw6r %malowany, chaty, zabu-
dowania, szopy W czesci wa
}ami os1onione. Oko1o grodu
widac by}o ludzi i koni gro
mady. Ludzie zbrojni z dzida-
mi chodzili pc wa1ach. U
brzegu parobcy poll byd}o.
Wal i row g1eboki oddzielaly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

Jezeli cierpisz ma chorobe
serca bicie Abe lima chorobe serca,
Severy lekarstwo t%oniczne ma SERGE
(Heart Tonic) wyleczy cie. Ono
wzmacnia i odswieza organa, dale
si}e ca}emu systemowi i reguluje
cyrkulacye. Cena 100 .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

~AV
wnOuA
1ssenloa Nr q %
AA4Aa Pa'ent q. ~
A9ks Sra'ebt $3.50
Dran $lb W. 'ona
M'oohnRs FLO W :ona
1Yto 40
honlesyna *4.oo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
CROZIBR and OTHERS
70 Be CONFIRMED
Senate Committee, by Nine
to Two, Favorable.
Charge That New Ordnance Chief Was
Hostile to Civilian Inventors Not
Sustained On Investigation.

When the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs meets next Thursday It will devote
its entire attention to the nominations Of
Gen William CrCzier 70 be chief Of ord
nance; Gen. George B. Davis. 10 be Judge
Advocate General OF the Army, and Gen
Gillespie. % be Chief OF Engineers The
nominations viii be reported favorably Dy
the committee by a vote Of nine to two
There has been considerable objection
made 70 the confirmation Of these nomi-
nations. and especially to that Of General
Crozier. Charges have been made TO the
committee by civilian inventors Of oTi-
nance that Crozier is not qualified to give
an unbiased judgment on the merits Of
ordnance types now under consideration.
as he is himself an inventor.
II has been claimed that General Gro
zier is opposed TO the adoption Of any
ordnance designed by men outside OF the
army. The attorneys for q wire wound
gun have been especially active in their
opposition.
There has been some fear that in view
OF the recent dIsagreements between the
Secretary Of Aslr and the members Of the
committee adverse action would be taken
in the matter OF these nominations. It
is stated al the Capitol, however, that
there is no ground for this fear.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29
DETENTION OF
TIE DBMBNTED
The Government Hospital
Thought Best Place.
The Attention of Commissioners Called to
Certain Facts-RepOTt From Major
Sylvester-A Case Of Suicide.

Mr.. Charles Moore. clerk Of the Senate
Committee on the District OF Columbia.
recently. at the instance Of Senator Gal
Senate bill 2699 which provides for tie
detention Of persons dangerously insane.
calling attention to certain facts which
it was desired the Commissioners should
specially consider.
Mr.. Moore states that under the pro-
visions of the bill it would be impossible
for the courts TO commit insane persons
to private hospitals. He suggests that
the temporary commitment be either TO
the Municipal AlmshOuse Hospital or to
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
Mr. Moore calls attention TO the fact that
not long ago an insane person committed
suicide by jumping from the window OF
one Of the hospitals OF the District.
The letter of Mr.. Moore was referred to
Major Sylvester. OF the Police Depart
ment- for consideration, AID he has now
Ttuorted that he is not aware that there
Is any law preventing the courts sending
the class Of prisoners referred to In this
bill tC any OF the hospitals in the Dis
trict of Columbia for treatment. either
for physical OF mental trouble but he says
that in his opinion IL would be best for
the 'u@llLuhilgs as Wen as the NnIOTlu-
nate demented. if the court would Commit
them directly to the Government Hospital
for the Insane under temporary permit. II
necessary, pending fun Their judicial in
QuiTy- Continuing. Major =--vester says
Mr. Moore calls to mind a death which
occurred, I infer at the Garfield Hospital
q short time ago. where a person delirious
WITH 5ever. during the absence Of the
nurse who had him in charge. Jumped
from a window and aftCTWaTd died from
the injuries received.
4 am acquainted with the widow OF
the deceased, and from my information
the patient was in the hospital as a pTi-
vate paid patient. having been placed
there by his wife. who employed a nurse
for him. The gentleman was not confined
in the hospital as demeDted. neither WIS
he sent there through the action OF the
court.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-29

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