Evening star., 1909-03-05
POLICE SERVICE GOOD.
Inaugural Crowds Well Han
died Throughout.
LONG LIST OF ACCIDENTS
Lineman Electrocuted and Two
= Deaths From Natural Causes.
SCORES TREATED AT HOSPITALS
Falls, Cuts, Bruises and Painting
Spells Numerous, But Few Dis
orderly Cases.
LONG LIST OF ACCIDENTS
SCORES TREATED AT HOSPITALS

Members of the police department we
highly praised last night for the mann
in which they had handled the inaugur
crowd. With but few exceptions the
succeeded in keeping Pennsylvania aV
nue. cleared while the inaugural proce
sion was moving and good order pr
vailed There were several minor oil
turbances during the day and eVenin
and in two instances serious Woun'
we're inflicted. Two deaths from natur
causes occurred and one man was ele
trocuted by a live wire on the Tenle.
Samuel J. Young, over whose body a
inquest was held at the morgue TN
morning Norman A. Stall, forty-n'
wears of age, who lived at IL East Graz
street. Richmond. Va, and Andrew
Doran. a Pullman conductor, who live
in Pittsburg. Pa, were the men VINO!
deaths resulted from natural causes.
Norman Stall was taken i'll while
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and ith sure
about :; o'clock in the afternoon t
was taken TO the Emergency Hosplts
.where he died about o'clock IL
Jepsv and was also suffering from ga
tritis. His body was prepared for shl
ment to Richmond after Coroner New
had given certificate of death tro
natural causes
Andrew Doran, the Pullman conducto
reached the Union station last night aoo'
= O clock. While conversinS with frler
he reeled and fell without having give
any indication of illness. The sick ma
became unconscious and was taken 10 tf
Red Cross Hospital in the station. Whel
he died Physicians diagnosed the caus
as heart disease. His body was remove
TO the morgue. and arrangements wei
made today to ship it to Pittsburg.
Stabbed in Saloon Row.
= 1t was thought last night that mul
der would result from a cutting affra
in which colored men figured. Samu'
the victim. sustained a sever
stab wound. but this morning it was RI
Arthur Hughes was arrested by Police
man Gray and charged with having il
hicted the wound. 1t is said by the polio
that he admitted having used knife o
Garter claiming he used it in self-d'
Tense. The trouble. it is said. started
a saloon near Pennsylvania avenue an
Il
made by several men to take a bottle {
whisky from Carter. The wounded ma
has a serious stab wound in his ches
On account of the condition of Carter I'll
case could not be heard in the Polio
Court today.
1 Crossing Policeman Frederick Dirk wa
the victim of row at 9TH and III stree
noon. He was called upon to ARE!
George Pappas. Greek, for alleged di
orderly conduct, and it is charged ths
the latter used a butcher knife on II
policeman, cutting him number of time
about the head and face. Pappas ais
needed treatment when the trouble ";
over. DR.. Suter dressed the policeman
wounds. while the prisoner was taken
the Casualty Hospital for treatment. tt
ease will be heard in the Police Court {
soon as the policeman is able to appes
as Il witness.
: Many Minor Accidents.
Many persons who met with accident
Or became sick or exhausted were care
for at the several hospitals. Ambulance
were kept busy all day and until a lat
hour at night conveying those in need {
medical treatment to the hospitals. Man
visitors were among those who had to
cared for
Lewis Stannare, $50 North Both stree
became exhausted yesterds
afternoon and fell to the sidewalk
Front of the Union station, injuring h
face. He received treatment in the Re
Cross Hospital. Union station, and I,
turned 10 Philadelphia with friends
Eugenia Marisno. fifty-one years of ag
a member of Philadelphia band, su
fered an attack of exhaustion yesterda
afternoon. He was near the Capit
building when stricken and was remove
10 the Casualty Hospital.
William +. Greazulli, William f. Ali
ems and Albert Aikens, members of til
Richmond Blues, were removed to the Ca.
ealty Hospital from 9th and A street
northeast, yesterday afternoon. They liza
walked through SO much snow that the
had become exhausted.
Edward Maun, thirty-five years of as
giving his address as go G street nortl
east. fell on the pavement while viewin
the parade and cut his head.
y. d. Simons, twenty-eight years {
ase. Il member of the Pennsylvani
National Guard, was taken i'll Will
for the line to form. He Wa
treated at the Casualty Hospital
Miss Everett Spicer, fifty years {
age. Groton, Mass. was taken to tn
Emergency Hospital from I'd and
streets. suffering from exhaustion.
Miss Mary Taylor. Culpeper. Va, wa
treated at the Emergency Hospital f,
an attack of hysteria.
Floyd BuchholZ, thirteen years @
age. was treated at the Emergenc
Hospital for exhaustion. His parent
live at GIL G street southwest
= Edward Weischoff 4S2 Pennsylvanl
avenue northwest. was treated at nh
Emegency Hospital for an injury /,
his hip, sustained by falling on a slip
perry pavement.
Leonard Mccarthy. nine years of as,
IL y street northwest. was treated n
the Emergency Hospital for exhaus
ton.
Another victim of exhaustion wa
George Jordan. colored. seven years q
age. whose parents live in Nailor allie,
= Frank Gallaher, thirty-two years q
a sed. resident of l. street. receive
treatment at the Emergency HospIta
for Il sprained ankle
Edward SieveTs OF Tuxedo. Md. wa
treated at tho Emergency Hospital fo
q wound OF the eye.
William Meddowcroff Philadelphi:
was taken i'll on the street and wa
taken 10 the Emergency Hospital
Leg Fractured by Fall.
Fannie Brooks. coIored ninetee
Years. "a resident of Pierce street. WI
taken to the Emergency Hospital wit
a fractured leg, caused by falling o
the pavement.
Thomas ChiidS, sixteen years II
street northwest. suffered an attack q
vertigo. and was treated at the Emer
gency Hospital