The Anderson News, 1885-12-03
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AN INSANE PHYSICIAN' Ruined by the Immoderate Use of a Dangerous Drug gsserlmeailug With CoeoalHe oa IlbTaaa Ilf - The Uru ml With and CUl- Urea Wrecked sad HlemeU ' Hopetealy Cissy ' ' 1 r 1 CmoAho flovaMlWf Mi - Yesterday Dr ChariM D Mrkdley aWelldtHtwn phytlolan of this eUy was placed hi confinement ap apparently - parently apparently hopelessly insane and a physical wrack owing to hta immoderate use of co co-coaine - coaine co-coaine and hi wife and five chlldreo war sent to hospitals disfigured for life aud com completely - pletely completely broken down In kealtB by tea non of tha experiments to which they war subjected by tha doctor Oa Friday Dr- Bradley waa taken before Judge ifrandwnat to be tried for insanity The evidanee showed that ha waa a feuatfo on tha euliject of oncoaiu His claim waa that he oouUl lujoct the hyilrochlorate with without - out without pain and remove the flash without in injury - jury injury to taa patient He injected some of it into hla own arm and then with a red-hot iron burned it out without flinching Boom more of it he injected into tha wrist of hla three yeacold child and tout with halts cut out the flesh tho little Ha family and liecaiho himself a slave to it until h a little time hla practice fall rosy and hla family waa reduced to want' Jndar tha influence of the stuff he claimed ha waa tha discoverer that it would revo revolution - lution revolution iae nvedicinrand that tho world would da him a aa benefactor whose name go down to tha agasThe victim grew very exited in the Court-room when he realised hi situation In aa agony of despair running np to tlie Court ana placing hw hand on the Judge's shoulder he cnad: "Yon will kill my wife as aura as there Is a Ood in Heaven I -1 ask yon as a man Judge Prsadegaat to try tho cow wine and if I am wrong then do with me aa you will" Dr Bradley commenced the nao of eocoaino last May but tha drug aooo Slued such complete control of him that neglected hla practice and mortgaged all ha possessed even hla hors and ' to pursue hie favorite study wife an invalid and hla child ruined in health their condition waa heart heartrending - rending heartrending In the extreme Aa an experiment the victim eras sent to tha Washington Home bat It is believed he will prove to Iw insane Three of the children were sent to St Vincent's Hmqdtal and hla wife and tha remaining two to Hi Joseph It Is considered doubtful whether say of them will ever recover their normal condition ON THE CATAFALQUE Ike Body of the Dead Vtee-PisaMoat Lying la State at the Ceart-Hease Iximaxaiwmb ba November 93 - Tha family and a few personal friends joined ia devotional exercises around the remains of too dead Ytae-rwrident at 10 o'clock this morning and a half hour later they wen re re-inorsd - inorsd re-inorsd la charge of the oommltteaa and local military to tbecourt-honae where they will lie in state till tomorrow evening at So'elock They ware placed upon the eatafalqneat noon and thousands of people hava viewed them daring the afternoon: The arrange arrange-raente - raente arrange-raente at the court-houee nr on tha moat elaborate scale the draping bring in re remarkable - markable remarkable taste end without reference to cost The catafalque ia heavily draped in black and ovrr it & erected a canopy of the same material the loops bring fastened with white rosettes With tha exception of nar narrow - row narrow passage ways on either side to a proachaa to tha catafalque a recovered wit a profusion of tropical plants and era At each oorner is a broken oulumn of smilax carnations tnbe tnbe-and - and tnbe-and lilies On each of tha two columns -at tha hand of tha casket ia a white dove with wings out outstretched - stretched outstretched and bearing ia Its beak tha olive branch of peace The taro cotumne at the foot are surmounted by sheaves of grain Among tha floral design tha offering of toe Irish dtfaena ia tha moat auggaatlva It eouaiata of a circle made of shamrock leave and green immortelles and within this la a halfwieath of ivy leaves with the Ireland mourns a fearless advo advocate" - cate" advocate" in white immortelle Below this and resting on n rilk panel fa a harp made of evergreens aad rosea This design ia planed at to head of too casket fo ' tha broken columns supporting tha doves Another design a a basket o are whith a border of evergreens an far of whit chrysanthemums Ia the care tar aad made pf panda immortal lea are " ' 'Fisa at teat" thadrhvsfr pisaalon of to Vtar-Freaidsat siroa are all tastefully arranged and tha effect ia vary pleasing The face of the deed ia a littla bloated but only tha closeut observer could detect it perfectly natural - THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE Aa Taaenragtag Mapart from a Most Fralae worthy Depart mast Washixotox November 93 - The annual report of tha General Sepertn Undent of too Lifa-eavlng Servioe shows that at too doe of tbs last fiscal year tha aatahllabniimt embraoad 903 atatloaa 1ST bring on tha Atlantic thirty-eight on toe lakes seven on tha Paoifio and on at the falls of to Ohlu Louisville Ky The number of disasters to docs docs-men - men docs-men ted vessels within tha field of Statius operations during tha year wa 9ML Thera were oa board than vassals 9AU3 iwnmaa of whom 3133 ware saved The eatlmatoi value of the vessels involved in these dla dla-aatarewaa - aatarewaa dla-aatarewaa )LAIWAAU and that of theresr theresr-goaa - goaa theresr-goaa glJlSLHn making the total rains of property imperiled 94JDMM Of this amount MaBcLiW waa saved The numlwr of vaasels totally last eras flfty-rix Tho kital low of Ufa within the anqie of to aer aer-vtaa - vtaa aer-vtaa la the smallest ever reaobsd aince its pwaral ax tension sxcept In the year IHMU when bat ulna were fool Bine Wat however the field of operations has been Xrotly u larged hr tha addition of twenty stations in tecallttes aspedally seiectod on account of their daageroua character KilM at ttt Aft af JOS Yiart Ixiiiaxafous Ixik Hovsmber 3R - Mar Marlon - lon Marlon Woods an aged colorad woman known to ba a centenarian and claiming to be oua hundred aad thise yean old foil from a third-floor window at tha County Asylum last night dying to-day Itwoa W boeri that she waa ouoa ton slave of Gaaera Eacfaary Taylor Dtatb af a Ciattrariaa Cixmxxati O November 29 - Patrick Gallagher aged 108 yean died la H sir port Ky this aveulng Tb deceased wsa born in the County of SUgo Ireland March 17 1782 and has beeu a resident of this county about thirty-five years He used tobacco for tlio last eighty years - Near Walla Walla W T la a col colony - ony colony of religious cntliuiiaats who call their organization tho Kingdom of Heaven on' Earth They practice po polygamy - lygamy polygamy helluva In tho triuiKinlgntlon ofaoula and olalm that David Bolo Bolo-man - man Bolo-man Mooes John tha Baptist and tit Fetor have been born again and arc now In the colony and that twy will toon ooinmeone a earner of oun uncut end subdue the world They hold property In common There are very few American among them - VtUngo Mali
VioS p-i President of BtAtes ' 1 i r 1 yr VA vri Bsplrea gsditealy af Fmralysts of tha Heart nt rsdlesspiilla Pieparatlsiia ' for tk Fsaawit'IHIaMswaaaarkshsIMeetad I tksAaoate on TTc-ni?' IaiiMXArnLU fxfor November ft - Vtas Prsaidenf Thomas- A Rop4riskq dtad vsiT suddenly at a fow minutoa before Walnok this evening at hi resident) on North Tu-ptisot-thls rites-He returned from CbMago en rMtordariWhois he had oontreot ed a severe arid hot nothing -seriodl wae antiripatod rithsr by hid ftMnd erhla pbF pbF-siclau - siclau pbF-siclau Feeling p great deal batter la to evening- be and Mis Hendrick attend a reception siren by State Treasurer Coo pur and to all appdantnfostbdVtae-Pissiaentwag aawall aa usual He complained tow Orth re times to lull matt friends of fading unwell but It was not until 11 o'rioek that he and Mis Hendricks returned hom ' He rosted wall during toe night and arose aa usual tola morning After breakfast b foil worse aud tha family physietaa :waa 1 summoned and Hr Hsndrleka Insisted that calomel should be administered tb him' This the d'octnrde d'octnrde-rilnsdlo - rilnsdlo d'octnrde-rilnsdlo do: saying that K-alwags -had -n prostrating ogect upon hi system and bo Ldmlnlstarod an 1 emetic' -'-ahA - later In the morning gave an Intaetlon Tbs physician then 1 ok 'but' wan -shortly after after-wards - wards after-wards again oalb d to thb Hondrok nat nat-Hfl - Hfl nat-Hfl found the patient angering from sera shill and It waa more than an hour J mfonhs waa relieved He was very much I irost rated by the rlgo bat stlH ho did not I Kite bed but was frequently sitting up I urlny tb day tho pationi avinced a strong derirem bavo Mrs Hendrick always near him and vhonabs loft the room for a mo moment - ment moment he seemed troubled and anxious He I appeared to be approbessire ol somo approaching calamity - and mors I than ooe ' ho requested :vt is Hen-I drieka not to leave him Tbs physician did f not apprehend any lm mediated anger and during nla last visit In the afternoon ho aud tha- Vie President trikes fra number of mutton isrlr departure for e would a A' few n JU) ibA MFl otter rsdinlng on tb had whan "ism fisa at lust" "What do you meaaF asked the phyat- "I moan I am free from pain" wan the an nw doctor then left the' honsa and Mr Hendrick waa summoned down stairs to ace scalier This see tbs Crst time she had left dm during toe dar aa aha had refused to sea anyone before Hla aseertlon that ha was free from pain dispelled any uneaalueM that she had foil abont hla eondlUon and when ah left him It waa with the assurance that she would be absent bat a few moments Shews delayed loanr than ah nxpsetud and when she returned to the room she found that Mr Hsndrieka was dead Tha end of a busy and eventful life had ooma peaooably and quietly On hie faoo there was no Indication of pain or angering and hla eyes were only half stoned as I in a gentle sleep Thu relative of tha family were immediately suminnfMl There was nobody In his room whea he died aad only Mrs Hendrick the servants end a sailer In toe bouse Mrs Hendrick was ut utmost - most utmost distracted with grict-nnd oould not re restrain - strain restrain her reeling enough lo tsIk The house " ' ilous wsTsconflliod with anxious MmdsTwhiton erowd eolleeted around the gate and It wna found neeesaary to refuse them admission
eomplaloed principally of ntAia were riven of the people's sorrow to order was el on h a motion Hoa Vn President The funeral will take place at noon unTups unTups-day - day unTups-day tho procession leaving tho house at Il M o'clock fur tk church iu toq following Folia Military m mi panics Ctvlu oekti Tha President msm here of the Cabinet end IT 3 Heantor Fall hearer the hcareo and family earring Ptnta eounty and city o Beers and ritlscne The body will be plaocd In tho casket on Saturday morning It Is of etaUr covered with Meek velvet and lined with white satin with silver trimmings After the funeral the body will - Iw iilaonl in a aurble vault at Crown Hill Cemetery north of the olty near Mr Hond rick's prvato lot elevated above tk common level and In the eerier of which is n gpinlte column forty loot high plain nndnneanred eseept Uie simple lusrriptloo "Thomne A Hondriehs" sear the bottom nf the shaft Here hi son his onlyeblld Is buried v I H HParkis tho sculptor will arrive from Chloagoln toe morning and take a enat of Mr Headrick's facts to Iw used In making a mar marble - ble marble bust of him Wash 1 Nun is November 38 - The work of I draping the puMta bulldliig a mark of respeot to the memory of Vlue President Hendricks wna commenced to-day The Whit Huuse eras the tret to rive outward signs of mounting workmen Having Iwun speclklly designated fur the purpose by those having charge of the arrangements Tho House of Hcpreventrilvo Commltt too to attend toe funeral Is made up of Hneaker - fsrUsle Hopreecntrilrew Bands 11 Hill Hbwock Long Pholiw llopburii Hruwa Bynum Momson Holman Herbert Illounh Barbour Hewitt and Hrddls They will lm aceomist Sled by the HergrauWti-Ann Mr 3 K iannegaa formerly of Terr Haute lid as been appointuil a Dcpuly bergeam-at-Arms by Mr Canady of the Menate to acoom acoom-panr - panr acoom-panr tot Senatorial Cumulttee The Frosldent directed to-day tha making f a handsome Borsl tribute to be sent to In In-iUuiPOllOi - iUuiPOllOi In-iUuiPOllOi The Republlcmn members of he Senate will bold b mucus on Bnturdny weelf At this gatourlng to Frosldcut pro-tent pore will Iw agreed upon When the 8c not s meets 011 the followtngMonday I h body will he called to otdar by It Secretary who will an non oca the V Ico-Pret Ideal's death Then will coma tho election of a President who will alto ba acting Yliw-Pmddenl and an linniedlatn adjoursmsnt will follow out of isspeo lo the douncscd m m - - - The Prcnoh Government has ereaN I d a certain number of traveling jitrloa - This ia a modi Hod form of an inatltn- tion eatBblislied by tb tint KipubUe -In the organic law of the institute it was ordalnsd that the Institute waa to aeleet yearly ton eltisuni to travel auroad and oolleot luforumtion uaoful to eclonce ' 1 commerce and - agriculture ' Theta tcimitilio trarelor will not be appoint appoint-Ml - Ml appoint-Ml by tha Academy uf Bcluncw or the whole Institute but by a epegiid admin admin-lilrative - lilrative admin-lilrative oommiasiou on the basis of a competitive examiiiutiun netftghFa
The physicians In attendance believe that death sms caused by pamlimis of the heart for hid It been epoplexy there would he been some Indications of I of hi face Ho eomi ' hla stomach this mon was a nervous twitching bin fans Announcement at- the eventwai received with incredulity by the public but when there oould be ao longer any doubt concerning It much sorrow was expressed bell were toiled a J given of the people' Isdummms lsn November M - Hun- I K II Kule Maaufiu-tnrcrs af Urn lek-brafed dredaof telegrams of condolence are pouring ! UranU "Bull uf the Wnris" la from prominent person all over the f Union to Mrs Headricks on her sad beroare- wnt Mrs Hendricks stayed In her room all day and aw but a few people but toe parlor dewu stain were ailed with eallora who L were received by her brother MrHt option W Morgen end hls family and fir Jenekee the roctur o the church Bhe talked calmly and composedly wllh her friend only lost Indown with outbursts of grief onoe or The body tay In the foirior chamber up Stairs ssd few wore permitted p see it The embalming process to which It was subjected this Burning hod been sueeniffully aceout aceout-plished - plished aceout-plished and on the face there was a look of I eontealmsBt and freedom from rare Tho I feature are wonderfully natural and go I maned by a suggostloe of ghost 1 1 ness " The Ueneral Committee selected at Mrs Headricks' suggestion to arrauae tor tha funeral of ike dead Vice President met this evening ami appointed tho necessary suit-1 committee lo perfect nil tho srrangc incuts I Bens lor lienjamm Harrison called the meet-
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