Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-02-28

PLANS Of the Rockefeller Medical In

the new institution. Already the chief
of staff has been selected in the person
of DR.. Simon Flexner, professor OF
pathology. at the University Of Penn
sylvania. With DR.. William H. Welch,
the eminent pathologist Of the Johns
Hopkins university, Baltimore, as pres
ident Of the board, and DR.. Flexner as
chief Of staff, the new institute Will
have the services Of two Of the leading
pathologists of the United States. DR..
Flexner is q native Of Louisville, KY,
and was born in 1863. He received his
degree of M. D. at the University OF
Louisville, and was post-graduate
student at the Johns Hopkins univer-
sity Of the University Of Strasburg,
Germany. In 1880 he was appointed
professor of pathology at the University
Of Pennsylvania.
The New York Evening Telegram OF
last Wednesday prints story to the
effect that anarchists from all over the
world are about to meet in secret
meeting to devise plans that may radi-
caliy affect the crowned heads Of Eu-
rope. All preparations for the conven-
ton were carefully guarded, but the
plans became known through the boast
full talk of a youthful delegate to
the convention from New York.
This man, an Italian, known as
Angelo" and Rudolph" gave up
his place on Saturday, declaring
that he had been selected as one
Of five delegates from the United
States to the convention. The Even
ing Telegram says: Far reaching
anarchistic plans are to be discussed
and perfected at this worlds conven-
ton, it is said, and it is even whis-
pered that ere an adjournment Is taken
a meeting will have been held and as
sign men to deeds, the full accomplish
ment of which may shape the destines
of the reigning houses Of Europe.
Almost as healthy as any other
youngster, with excellent control of her
limbs, Lolita Armour, the famous lit
tie patient Of DR.. Lorenz, has arrived
here in her private car, and will stay
q month at the Bon Air, says an Au-
gusta, Georgia, special Of February
"a. The child walks about the
hotel, but is not permitted to go out
on the grounds. It is four months since
DR.. Adolf Lorenz, head Of the depart
ment Of orthopedic surgery in the Uni
versity of Vienna operated upon the
child in Chicago, the home Of her
father, J. Ogden Armour. Upon the
completion Of the operation, at which
the leading surgeons Of Chicago were
present, DR.. Lorenz said: 1T Is finish
ed. Six months from now the child will
be perfectly healthy and able to play
like other children" From the very
moment Of leaving the operating table,
little Lolita began to improve. In two
weeks she could walk with the use Of
the crutches little bit every day.
Then she could walk little more with
the crutches, and still more. until now
she has cast aside the props and walks
without any assistance, and In another
month may jump the rope and romp
with the healthiest Of children. The
erstwhile lame child Is the heiress of
$25,O00,0O0. From her birth she has
been Of weak vitality and life was sus-
tanned by resort to an incubator.
DIR. Broughton, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, created considerable
excitement in Atlanta Sunday night by
denouncing the recent euchre tourna-
ment Of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton given at the Kimball House as "a
gambling dive" A great crowd heard
the sermon, and men and women occu-
pied seats on the steps of the platform,
and stood in the aisles. It had been
announced that DR.. Broughton would
speak as a prelude to his regular SER
mon on "A Week Of High Handed
Gambling in Atlanta" People were
naturally expecting something brisk.
They were not disappointed for he
leaped on the euchre tournament with
gloves off. He said: "The most dam
nable disgrace Atlanta has had In
long time occurred here last week. A
lot Of our so-called best women from in
and around Atlanta got together In the
ballroom Of the Kimban House and
openly conducted q gambling dive for
two days. They were advertised in the
papers and written up in splendor.
They played for much bigger stakes
than the much hated gambling brothel.
See the list. A piano, brass bed with
mattress, springs, etc., vase, hat, a
desk, jardiniere, a Tiffany vase silver
candlestick, eight volumes Of Dumas,
a drop Light fixture, silk umbrella,
boxes Of clndy. pocket-book, embroid-
cred centerpiece, box Of cigars, box of
extract, fern, collar and cuff box. Was
there ever anything like it in the
gambling market?"
The war department has sent notice
to the governors Of each state Of the
Union that it Is prepared to supply
them upon demand and according to
their legal allowances with "riot cart
ridges" This Is new form Of ammu-
milton prepared by the experts Of the
ordnance bureau, to enable officers Of
Tic law diiu SoiuiSiS " iSpSi ioSSiS
with the least possible loss Of life to
the innocent spectator" The shell Is
like that Of the regular shell used in
the army rifle, with the important ex-
ception that instead Of the long nickel
plated and steel-clad bullet two balls
are placed in the mouth. The design
was apparently to provide something
Of a greater range than buckshot, yet
not dangerous to persons at distance.
The cartridge Is charged with about