Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-27
ANAEsTHETIc REVEALS SECRET
Dentists PainkiIlcr Caused tic Old
Chap to Tell Ills Troubles and the
: Fair Young Thing Learned All
about His DupIicity--cIimax in the
Doctors office.
Especial 10 the Daily Press. !,

DENVER, May 26.-"Many an odd.
interesting, humorous and sometimes
pathetic incident has come UP in con
ncction with my Practice said Dr.
Howard r. Chinn. Il well know lion.
list and ] could tell OF dozens OF
things Of the kind il ! had time Ia sit
down and think awhile. do recall
the case Of one of my patients, how
ever, that yoi will probably consider
worth Hearing about. It WAS so far
out OF the common that my rrmcm-
brance is q,,tc vivid.
Il will mention at the start what
You probably know that person nm
der the Influence of what is termed
gas. or other allaCsthctic. which we
administer when palicnt. Insist upon
it. their health condition Icing nor
nal, sometimes sets them talking VOL.
ubly and. though oi course hry do no,
realize what they are saying. there is
often singular continuity in their
ideas and sumo astonishing state
ments are made.
Nov to the case | have in mind
One morning an uldish maxwell. not
so very Odd either. maybe abou; Go
came i'll accompanied by Il Young wu.
V.
about y! Or II years OF arc The man
was suffering terribly with three liz
molars which. upon examination. |
found 10 he ,lccar2l To suaa IN ext mi
that there was no use tr,.ls 10 saNr
them.
Patient Apparently Aristocratic.
Though | busted myself at once 10
put an end to his pain. an, Il pretty
al, Il. Al
bne, so. while getting him into The
operating chair ana making my prep
aratiuns. noted tha; he was Il hand
some man with an intellectual face
and wellsllapcd head He wal evil
IDENTIFY man accustomed 10 takin. his
ease, for hi, hands were well kept
l touched his chin, his dress VAS styl
ish and of The best matrrial-alto.
gcthcr what YOU would call a we'll
groomed gentleman.
II noticed these things particularly
for the reason that the young woman.
who sat opposite in the reception
room and waited, was so differently
dressed. Though ncai as Il pin | SAW
nj glance that her attire was most
ordinary ana that her coat or Jacket,
hal been brushed ANA worn almost
thrcadbarc. Her face was radiant,
however, with something hat is indie
scrihable, but which means nothing
but love Of the ;rlicst ami best Kind.
"Give Him Something"
"Give him something. doctor. do.
as he says, far liz suffers awfully.'
she said To me solci,iously through
the open door Aiid so administered
an cnacsihcic. 4 don't want To-, Il
anplication-gi give me The Rnd ynu ii
hale lie sail 10 nc i want rou 20
put me beyond all possibility o.
further suffering Give me plenty q:
It,
"Wcll. ] gave him wHat he could
safely stand. and ht was So j.. ,;nGcr
the influence, ana | worked quickly.
and got the three bad, dcepl, .riGcd
stumps out of his jaw but not before
he hogan to inblc" am, I've always
been sorry lii gag hn 81 tina:
his words woui havc zen unlntcIii".
iblc
''But lie broka en- loullv AMI with
that tenseness ana fcSyur WHEN
means the deepest feeling, oh Cert,
rudc!' he exclaimed You know what
| am doing this for-and YOU know |
love you. ana you know what you
Eromised---'
There's where did Gu, him off,
for | glanced up through the op2'l
door and saw the face of that poor
girl-saw il change from apple r., to
back into her chair us though about 10
faint.
II soon had The Job completed. ana
"a Z. i
thanked me fur havin. relieved his
s'iffcrings. He asked me. TOO, about
what sort Of Il plate lie SHOULD have
and said he was sorry he couldn't
have me make it for him. but that
he was u stranger and was leaving
town That night
Glance That Chilled Him,
When he went into the reception
room, he failed to notice the ngta
tion OF the young woman, but | watch
ed closely. for my sympathy for hci
was aroused. didn't know What the
matter WIS. bnt guessed
well. dear. como ON; I'm all right
now. The doctor here has been my
good angel he said gaily. Init sht
only sat whore she was, with a fac;
now actually stony in its expression
anu nlollohcu with one turn Of llcl
hand toward the door. Go on slt
said, i'll low tone. I'll come later.
why, what's the matter, dcar?' Ii,
began. but sre stopped Him Don
talk to me-go on And, wonderinely
he obeycd her, stopping a moment i.
the door TO turn on hera face full o
ama2ement
AFTER he had gone out, she arcs,
and said TO me. with painful eA
preston of countenance, AMI a novy