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The evening world., 1909-02-22
CAREER OF THE
FAMOUS SURGEON.

DR.. William TIlllnghast Bull had an
International reputation "a a surgeon
and was as widely known among physl-
clans and surgeons the world over as
Dr. Billroth, the eminent Vienna master
of clinical surgery
4 son Of Henry Bull, OF Newport, Or.
Gull was descendant OF one OF the
original eighteen purchasers OF Rhode
island. He was born in Newport in 1870
His family We're very wealthy and he
entered Harvard al the age Of sixteen,
being graduated with high honors IN
.S9. He took MS dtGgee in medicine
.hree years later at The College OF Ply
scIans and Surgeons in this city, study
ing under Dr. sands. the thol famous
surgeon and Instructor in surgery.
He served as an inferno at Roosevelt
Hospital which experience he supple.
mentcd by two years study abroad
For two years lie had charge of the
New York Dispensary, going from
there to the cd Chambers Street Hos.
pital where he performed the first sue
tessiul operation for laparOtomy ever
Accomplished in New York. This vas
in 1855, when he operated on a Young
man who had received five wounds Of
he small AMI one Of the large Intestine.
Since that time the operation has been
performed In scyera, aundr.l cases
Nith mortality II only aoyo. ~ per
The evening world., 1909-02-22
BODY OF RO0SEVELT'S
NEPHEW BROUGHT HOME.
Stewart Douglass Robinson Was
Killed by Fall at
Harvard.

The body o, Stewart Douglas Robin
son, third son OF Douglas Robinson and
a nephew OF President Roosevelt, was
brought to New York to-day from Har-
ward University. where the young man
was killed early yesterday oy fall
from a window on the sixth floor OF
Hampden Hall. a fashionable dormitory.
Accompanying the body from Cam
bridge In private car were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson, parents OF the young
man. Monroe Douglas Robinson ana
Theodore Douglas Robinson, his broth
ers, and Mrs. T. b. Robinson. Miss
Corinne Robinson his sisters, and Theo-
dore Roosevelt jr., his cousin. The cas-
ket was taken at once to the Robinson
home. No i22 Madison avenue. The
family announced that the funeral would
probably be held Wednesday morning
in New York. the burial IN the old home
estate at Henderson Point. Herkimer
County.
The evening world., 1909-02-22
FIGHT FOR LIFE
AMAZED WORLD,

Dr. Bulls long and her,tc b,,,i,
with concsr tho moe. ,,..s.,
VIC "''S' dreaded ana nlys-
ferrous disease to which the human
flesh Ia heir has few naralIers 4, ,to
,,.,.,. -, -, ~ WV
n'''''! vi surgery lhere nave been
longer and more gradual processes "
decav hut tho a,,i-o,,,o -, a.. ~,
w ~ ou'I a.
scleh's' ana the fact that he became
victim of a malady Of which he made
n lifs-,o,g snecpol s,,,1,. 49,, IT.,
''"''' "'n ~, N''''"
ne believed at one period that he had
discovered a remedy, gives his cnse a
uri,,,o d,s,,ro.,o, ,,,., ,,.u, -.
"''''"' 7'''', Wv" ''"' WIZ cause II 10
I'VE long IN the memory OF the present
generation.
rrcb b, ,,ob n. p,,u
'"'" Wy "''" ~ nun was Ah'r
TO see the approach Of death, In him.
self he saw repeated the dread symn.
watched san tho ii's, ~ o.,a! .,a.! ni'lGs ", ~.
,ha sa,na peas,,ra Il, ns"grs, nnu ",
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has hean cnn,ne,ina IL ar" ,It
h"noless,o,s ~, " p'as"ose the
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and rent,i fnr,,,rs hn ,s", III dul niEHi'a. .
with snlendId fSr,i,mde y,i,I ~ ne Itr'ist.I
cn,,ra ~ tp.t w6,,iI WIN u pl,,SrI'a;
Rim a martvr i'm mejiany,i days iai y. "
chosen his form Of sursarI,,sS no. ~ ~. ~
vho have watched and ,andad hin, ,,,o.' mo,e
YELLED at the flbre Of IN" man MIA ',,''
The lror nerve and trained win noyr.r
that carried him t. tie front rank nj
hi; great SURGEONS Of the age has kept
him alive from week tn week and flr
many weeks after his attending phvsi.
clans had pronounced the final dissorl-
don only a matter of hours.
Months ago 1t was announced that Or
Bull, then In bis own home. at No 81
West Thrty-ffth street, was sinking
past recovery, that his wife and kins-
people mad gathered at his bedside IN
await the end. There was no doubt
then Of the nature OF the malady. The
laboratory test had proclaimed II ma
lisnant cancer. When first afflicted In
Boston Dr. Bull rad confidcd to a fellow
scientist that he knew he was doomed
The evening world., 1909-02-22
DIR. William T. Bull
Dies at Savannah
CONTINUED from First Page.) }

YORK. for many years associated with
him In his work Dr. Walker remained
only few days. however, turning the
case over to the leading specialists in
this city.
Wymberly, the fine nome Of the late
]. II. Estill, editor of the Savannah
Morning News, beautifully situated on
bank Of the Salts River, In a suburb
called the Isle Of Hope, was fitted up as
private hospital for the patient.
DR.. Walker admitted when he brought
Dr. Bull here that there was really no
hope OF ultimate recovery. He said that
the patient was apt to expire at any
moment II stricken with hemorrrage.
He said the thyroid serum that had
been prepared by Prof. James Ewing
and DR.. $. p, Beebe at the Cornell Med-
cal School laboratories had apparently
benefited, but that It could not be hoped
to cure him. Nor would DR.. Bulls con-
dition permit Of many subsequent treat
ments with the serum unless he became
stronger,
The evening world., 1909-02-22
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The evening world., 1909-02-22
ROBIN COOPER HAD
DEALINGS WITH
GOV. PATTERSON
Prosecution in Carmack Muir
der Trial Still Trying to
Show Conspiracy:

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 22.-It being
known that all the resources Of the
prosecution would to-day be brought 10
hear upoa kob!n Cooper who swears he
shot and killed ex-unl,ed States Senator
r.. w. Camack. combined to draw an
immense throng to the Cooper-Sharp
trial, Young Cooper, looking fresh and
buoyant seemed to welcome the ordeal.
His sister too. seemed in fine spirits.
II was evident BY the questioning tn At
The State inter ded to show the Coopers
connection with Gov. Patterson, how in
fiuential they were and thus to strength
en- the conspiracy theory.
Before cross-eXamlnation began Judge
Anderson asked young Cooper II he
knew Senator Carmack.
Yes, sir l knew him and he knew
me-"
That's ALL"
AttorneyGeneral McCarn then took
the witness.
When were yai introduced to Senator
Carmack?'
II do not remember whether | ever
was introduced to him. I had known
him all my life. Just before the shoot
Ing lie was frequently In my uncles
office on business connected with the
campaign. spoke to him several times
before the shooting"
You have associated since the tragedy
with your co-defendants2"
Yes. SIR"
You were in jail together
Yes, sir"
AS matter OF fact, you never have
occupied cell, have you?"
The defense was objeCting to every
question but this was the only one ruled
out.
You are lawyer
you did great deal OF pardon
work."
only one. go pardon for Jesse
Lirder,"
Your practice then was practically to
see Gov Patterson and the pardon
board?"
II appeared before both"
"L!nders own attorneys did not APP
pear"
NO. sir"
You got $50 for IT."
Yes. sir"
What was the charge against Lin.
DER"
Murder"
How long did he get and how long
did no serve
"He go, fi,,een years and served asou,
two years"
The Attorney. General then suddenly
switched to the day OF the tragedy,
taking up the story at the time Robin
Cooper said he had arrived at the Office.
When did YOU telephone Mrs. Burch.
your sister to find your father?"
About go A NJ"
And you wanted your sister to keep
him OF the streets?'
Yes. sir
still. your father had only left you
q moment before?"
Yes. SIR
When did sou learn that your father
was armed?'
When he reached my oa'ce thst
morning"
Did you see the gum"
II did"
Bring in the revolvers. all Of them"
said McCarn. "1s either OF these your
fathers revolver"
II do not know. The nickel plated
one looks ike It.. only glanced at it,"
The States object was to Identify
the gun Col Cooper carried.
The evening world., 1909-02-22
'HOODOO CORNER
CLAIMS THREE
VICTIMS IN DAY
Man Killed and Two Boys
Dying as Result Of Sep
arate Accidents.

Three persons were injured In three
different accidents at the corner of Bed
ford avenue and Taylor street, Brook
lyn. In the last twenty-four hours. One
man was killed. and II IL doubtful
whether the others will recover from
their injuries.
An unidentified man was run down by
an automobile al o'clock last night.
The people In the automobile shouted to
their chauffeur to hurry away, though
he had stopped the machine. Bicycle
Policeman Mills set out after the car,
but was shut on from his pursuit By A
Franklin avenue car The man died in
the Williamsburg Hospital on the oper-
atlng table
This morning BENJAMIN Upperman
ton years old. OF 40. 10 Keap street
was skyIar".ng in Bedford avenue and
ran into a team Of horses drawing a
truck OF the Tuttle Coal Company and
driven by James OBrler. The boy was
knocked down and the truck ran over
him. crushing his hips and Injurlng his
head seriously. His mother, who was
nearby refused TO allow Ambulance
Surgeon Hurley to take him to Will.
iansburg Hospital and had him taken
home. It Ia not likely Lhai hA uill live
more than daS.
This afternoon Ray German. NJ No.
10 Pen street, cIrclng In the street on
roller skates. was struck by furniture
truck owned and driven by Albert Mink.
n No. al West one Hundred and
Twer' Nfth street. Manhattan. The
wheels went over the boy and he re-.
ceivNd serious internal injuries and was
taken to Williamsburg Hospital to die.
The police have named the place
"Hoodoo Corner"
The evening world., 1909-02-22
SKIN HEALTH
Effected by Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and ResOlvent.

The agonizing itching and burning Of
the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss Of hair
and crusting Of scalp, as in scaled head;
the facial Disagreement as in acne and
ringworn; the awful suffering Of infants,
and anxiety Of worn-out parents, as in
letter, or salt rheum - ali demand q
remedy Of extraordinary virtues to sue
cessfully cope with them. That Cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent
Qiquid or pills. are such stands proven
by unquestioned testimonials.
Cuticun Soap (25c) } to Cleanse the SKIN. Cut!cura
Ointment 500 TO Heal the skin and Cuticura
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throughout the world Potter Drug x Chem Corp,
Sole Props Boston, Mas
aC Aaus. Free, Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
The evening world., 1909-02-22

SI dpSl'h VI . III ~
p Il ul es on my
h q n d S. 7 h ese
spread later to other
parts Of my body,
and the itching at
times was intense, so
much so that | liter
ally tore the skin off
in shreds in seeking
relief. The awful
it, C h ing lnterfered
with my work cop
sidcrably, and ais
kept me a W a k o
4
The evening world., 1909-02-22

used a number Of different ointmcnts
and lotions but received practically no
benefit. Finally settled down to the
use Of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment
and Cuticura Resolvcnt Pills, with the
result that in a few days all itching had
ceased and in about three weeks time
all traces Of my eruption had diSap-
peared. | have had no trouble Of this
kind since. II. A. Erutskof, 57l4
Wabash Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, November
ls and IS, 1907"
The evening world., 1909-02-22
OIEO.

JANE CuLL1vAN, nee
Kelly, widow of James Culliyan, ma
tive Of County Cavan. Ireland, In the
5oth year Of her age.
Funeral Wednesday morning from her
late home, 100 Milton st., then to St.
Anthonys Church, Greenpoint, at $50
A. N.
The evening world., 1909-02-22
DEAD MAN A NEW YORKER ?

TORONTO Ontario F5b .. The body
II man found yesterday on the lake
shore. near here. IL tr'aycI ~ - that
NJ ~ Parker, who Registered Ht the
queens li1tr,, Jan. - ~ from New
York A note found In 10. pocket told
pi suicide II" had been ahDt IN tho
mouth and revolver va. found beside
him
The evening world., 1909-02-22
Mediea World Takes Notice.


Dr. liuIls work N thls fed not only
a.tta t,u uIiNersal attention IN the
l'ltu,,al Miirlu 4a ti,is .ouUtI!, bHt Has
o,,'e'SU rg,,m o,' III ,,rsa,, ,,g'5 v"t'''. ~ tH.
spoken ol az a man OF marvellous
nerve as ,"lI ana ,si,e'uy WIN knIie
DN" ", ,,rgrv .snt mIn 'isue i,
o,sity n,,i O., "a" III. IL
,aryi,r "r f,io hom.n s,n,,, , n, mmr'e
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His FIGHT on Cancer.
The evening world., 1909-02-22

With Inn. causing no shock or revlllsion.
Al least there was no outward Inanifes-
tat!on.
The evening world., 1909-02-22

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tase LAXATIVE BRoNo ollhine TAbl,u
prugsisls refund money u Il fails 10 eur,
z. W. GROVES signature Il ol taea oo1 .3<
The evening world., 1909-02-22

swift A Company 'Ales n II fresh hse, IN
New YORK city for The week ending Saturday
r.b. 20 averaged S p cent, per pound. ~
The evening world., 1909-02-22

BRIcKLAYER WANTED FOREMAN,
aaSkotsRIY HaasEk Hui gSs'SPSs sE SPM
PETEST OF HANDLING MEN AID:
bREes y. g.. BOX s14 MADISON
SQUARE. y. Y.
The evening world., 1909-02-22
TWO Heroes Missing.

In this naval demonstration there
were missing TWO figures, real naval
heroes both. Neither Admiral Dewey
nor NearAdmiral Evans is he-e TO nelp
welcome the feet. Dewey brought back
the victorious ships from Manila, and
had his day Of celebration years ago
Evans led this feet out of Hampton
Roads more than a year ago. and the
country rang with his st1ter'eut that
they were ready tor a fight or frollc
and frolic II has been.
The hardest part of the day will be
the delayed shore leave tor officers and
men " the feet. Not q man can leave
lis ship until after the President depart.
for Washington. and Mr Roosevelt, In.
terds 10 have the whole day for himself
The evening world., 1909-02-22
Only One MISSING.

The only battleship that started away
with the lieet and did mol return to-day
is the Alabama, which, with the Maine,
came home last October. The Alabama
lie now in New York Navy-Yard. The
Maine acted as flagship Of the squadron
OF vessels that went out to greet the
homeCC ming fleet.
Alabama In the fleet proper were tba
Nebraska and the Wisconsin, which
Were built on the Pacific Coast and
Joined the fleet al San Francisco. This
was their first appearance In an Atlantic
port.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21
Fancy
Work

Tomorrow we will make our first
complete opening display of Art
NccdIcwork Novelties for Christmas
Season.
There are finished and unfinished
articles OF Fancy Work here of every
imaginable description.
There are Materials aud Art Needle
| work Notions of all kinds. And there
are instructions to teach YOU how to
use them. to assist you In working
the W and most popular stitches.
Below me make mention Of some
Of the many things we have in he
| Art Department to assist you in your
making Of Christmas gifts.
Stamped Pillow tops in floral, con-
yential and Florentine designs.
Stamped Center Pieces. Doylies and
Scarfs OF linen, Wallachion, corona
ton cord, French and eyelet patterns.
Stamped Towels of linen huck.
Stamped pillow cases OF linen.
Shirt waists and Corset Covers Of
linen and lawn.
satin Damask Fruit Sets, figured
eenters with edge stamped to work
Embroidery Hoops, round or oval.
all sizes.
Mercerized Coronation Cords, white
and colors.
silk and Mercerized pillow CORDS.
scrim pillow Runling.
Stitka Ivory Rings and Brass Rings
all sizes.
New Gauge Stiletto, can I've adjusted
TO make any size eyes. alsot Bone,
Pearl and steel Stilsttos.
New D.. NJ. C. Cotton Core, wound
all sizes, also u VI G. Cotton in
skciEs.
Richardson Embroidery silks, Gre
clan. Flo, Twist and Roman, in all
shades.
New line of stamped Aprons on
Linen Lawn.
Full line Of shades in Utopia Yarns,
Germantown. shetland Floss
Shetland Wool. SaXony and Pompa-
dour Yarn. q Yarn especially adapted
for use in making chiidren's wear.
New stock Of Richardson's Embroi-
derry Envelopes. which contain 50
many pieces Of the stamped materials
md the floss ready for doing tho work
FUN directions
sEE WINDOW DISPLAY. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-21

Regular American Beauties are
those Top Goats" on sale this week
at the Economist. If you want a
coat that looks c0aty, don't fail to
see this splendid lot Of ~diagonals, wide
and mixed serges that are s%prinkled
in among our good things. Considering
their value, they cost marvelously
little money. They are splendid
weather-defying materials, cut with
all the elegance usually given to more
dressy coats, shawl Collars and little
artful color contrasts.
And then the Broadcloths. no use
to tell you of its beauties. We simply
want to remind you that it has a
prominent place in our line of Coats,
We have taken our entire line OF
Goats for Misses and Women and dl-
vided them a. follows.