The Washington herald., 1915-01-06
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SOIOman z. Hardy, thirty years old,
SIS 1 street northwest, is at Emergency
Hospital suffering from a bullet wound
in his left leg, said to have been acci-
dentally inflicted when a revolver he
was examining was discharged.
During nm alteration in n store at
Second and D streets northeast OHyero
Pasini, eighteen years old. an employe
of the store. was stabbed in the back,
the police say. by John Isaac, colored.
) Jackson street northeast.
Mrs. William J. ByerS, hfty-four
years old, 2lS c street northwest, fell
at Second and F streets northwest yes
terday when she slipped on some ice
and received a deep cut over the left
eye. She went to Emergency Hospital.
Announcement was made by the Navy
| Department yesterday of the death
Saturday of Edward c. Oft, a seaman
on the battleship Florida. Oft was kill
ed while boxing with a friend. His
home was in Indianapolis. The depart
ment will make an official investigation.
especial Mental Operations was the
theme of a lecture last night at the
Cairo by DR.. c. F. Winbigler. The
address was the third of a series of
twelve lectures on applied psychology
being delivered by DR.. Winbigler.
HAIRY McOlnns uIty-uNe ycurH OId,
| 40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, is
at Emergency Hospital recovering from
the effects of veronol poisoning taken
in mistake for medicine. DR.. William
l.. Kelly stated last night McGinn will
recover.
"The X-Ray, Its Uses Hnd Dangers"
will be the subject of an illustrated lee
ture for women before the National
Society of Keep Wells in the lecture
| hall of All Souls Unitarian Church,
Fourteenth and l. streets northwest.
next Friday evening by DR.. John H..
Selby, specialist in X-ray diagnosis.
Elias RubensteIne, ,hfty-one years
old. the Alabama apartments, was taken
to Emergency Hospital yesterday morn
ing from Tenth and G streets north
west, suffering from a dislocation of
the left shoulder. caused, he said, in a
fall from a street car.
A Washington woman has been left
an estate of almost 100000 in Mon
tana. According to the will of the late
Judge Dickinson, filed for probate in
Butte Mont, he leaves S55 900 to Mrs.
r. |. Sanderson. formerly Miss Eta
Dickinson, 1920 c street northea st.
and a ranch valued at $4,000, win
bonds worth $4,000.
Officers in Washington high school
cadet corps meet next Monday evening
in Mckinley High School to go through
bayOnet and saber drill with their mil
| itary instructor, Maj. WaIlock McCath-
| ron, U. S. A. Members of the corps are
preparing for their annual meeting
this month. at which commissions are
| to be presented to the officers.
Experiments In deep diving without
the use of special apparatus beyond
that available on all naval vessels have
been conducted by the navy with much
success. according to announcement
yesterday. Chief Gunner's Mate DreIli-
shak, L. S. N. descended to a depth of
PA feet without suffering any discom-
fort, and it is stated that by the use
of the same apparatus and methods
dives to the depth of 800 feet are en-
tirely practicable.
The Wednesday lectures by Mrs. Clara
Bewick Colby will be resumed today
with an historical and descriptive talk
on Bohemia with especial reference to
the period Of John Hus, commemora-
tive of the 500th anniversary of the
Council of Constance. Mrs. Colby s
course is planned to cover a wide range
of literary and historic subjects. Next
week the lecture will be Or "Euripides
and Greek Women" The lecture is
given at 10:45 a. m, and repeated at
4:45 p. m. in the red parlor Of the New
Ebbitt.