Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-15

Mrs. Rosie Scaggs, .fifty-fve years Oh
living at 1873 18th street northeast. fell from
a street car at 18th and East Capitol
streets Saturday night about 10 O'Clock ana
was slightly injured. She was attended
by DIR. Girard and was afterward able TO
go home.
An elderly colored man named David
Miller, living at pol Sd street southwest,
and LIST street southeast Saturday night
and cut his head. He was treated at the
Emergency Hospital
The five-months- old child of Mary Henry.
colored. died at the home of her mother.
12i3 Union court southwest Saturday
night. There had been no physician in at
tendance and the chld's death was report
ed to the coroner. Acting Coroner Glaze
brook gave the necessary death certificate
and the District authorities were asked to
bury the body.
John Duncan. colored, ffty-fve years
old, died suddenly yesterday morning at
his home. No. II r street southwest. He
had not been attended by n physician and
his death was reported to the authorities.
Acting Coroner Glazebrook found that
death had resulted from natural causes
and gave certificate accordingly.
The morguemaster was notified yester-
day morning that Raymond Minor co!ored
six months old had died at the home of his
parents. I'D Pierce street court, and that
the parents were unable to defray the fu-
neral expenses. The body was taken
charge of by the morgue official to be
buried In potters field.
defective fue caused slight fire in the
house of Mary Shivering. 213 Orial court
northeast yesterday afternoon. No ) en-
CINE company went to the house i'm re-
sponse to local alarm and extinguished
the blaze after about $40 damage had
been done.
Ernest Terry TWENTY-FIVE MI
ing at the Lincoln flats. on 18th street
southeast. was overcome by the heat YES
terday. He was taken to Providence Hos
pltaI by the police for treatment.
Hurley Emmons. seventy years Old. who
rs guest at the Merchants and Farmers
hotel' In Georgetown suffered an attack
or vertigo while at Pennsylvania avenue
and I'd street northwest late yesterday
afternoon. After he had been attended by
physician he was able to return 10 his
hotel.
Lucretia Malvin. colored seventeen wears
qua. was removed to the Washington Asy-
lum Hospital Saturday night to be treated
Tor hts The child was attended by DIR,
isabella Lamb of the board of guardians at
the house of II. r. Queen on Douglass ave
nue., hlliSuale, where she lived Saturday
night the girls condition became so serious
that the doctor directed her removal to .he
hospital The patient died shortly after the
hospital was reached.
A woman with an infant i'm her arms
called at Garfield Hospital last night about
10 O'Clock and applied for treatment She
was recognized as Mrs. Lula Howard who
was treated at the hospital u hen her child
was born three months ago. She is thirty
i've years old. and lives at 7O4 lOth street
northwest. The doctors declined to admit
her ard she refused to leave She remained
IN the Vestibue at the hospital until the
arrival of Policeman Reith Dr. Branden-
burg explained the case to the policeman.
ana Mrs. Howard was escorted to the tent,
precinct station. where she was detained
antll the arrival OF her uncle. Joseph f.
Weber of 9}4 street, who took her home