The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 10, 1900, Page 5

11 E J AdemyY - Details of His = e - R\entfll Life. HY DR, sf THE SUNDAY CALL. ] id son may When Fate Was Kind. ifornians to realize, that Dr. Shrady him- ders the work that he has done in the army of peace,” ge men, hence his greatr idred thou f he losze his own from the effects of hi= labors people will merel ‘He was much interested in seienc by one word alifornians do not know the impo attached to their State—its people, pro- ducts and commerce—by the great citfes Think what would of the East, sald Dr. Shrady, in explain- plague have spread to such an.extent in N3 5 CEQGED TO SETTLE PCAGUE SRARE George Frederick Shrady, M. D- étoppihg tb‘e Deserters. ing the serious way in which he under- took his thorough and difficult inquiries ag the most important of his We, of course, think because we are far away, self-supporting and contented, kills many that our methods of existence and our s. Another per- welfare are immaterial to those on the and lives far side of the continent. The interest taken by the Eastern and foreign papers in our recent experience shows the wonderful influence the State tance is beginning to exert on the rest of the United States and parts of Europe, Califprnia as to necessitate absolute quargntine. The great grain, fruit and wine |production of the State has come to be|a regular part of the world's sup- ply apd a total interruption would be to a large extent irreplaceable. Hente the importance attached by the East to the protection of San Francisco againdt a disease, which. should it ob- tain a| good foothold, might put an end, not onlly to us, but to our entire civilifa- tion as well. The bager rapidity of the news getters m,:ouiywxns Dr. Shrady’s work and ob- | | - - Soothing brant's Death Pains. anxious to get the news across the conti- nent in time for thelr morning papers, there when it is oniy midnight here. taining his opinions best shows the in- army. His reports were all inferest of Eastern readers in his An Autopsy on Guiteau. for an h rapid dictation, interrupted by messages from the aifferent health officers, munici- Clock time here is three hours later pal and public boards. n New York time. Shrady’s work was not finished un- til late in the day, and then he was be- Eastern correspondents, without time to alter a word It was a trying time to one on the in- side, for other States were commencing which commence to sell on the street to think of closing the gates upon us and the disease itself, while represented by For hours in the evening his rooms the smallest microbe in the world has in- were likeé general headquarters of the versely the xreatest power for evil Two stenograph- ers worked in alternate, while two type- writers clicked and copy the telegraph offices and was rushed to for press use The Phisician Who Qttended Grant and Garfield, RAutopsied Guiteau and Ndvised Emperor OF Germany The facts had to be not only properly found, but properly presented I ambiguous word or strued might ring t cause as much injur: The whole situati 1 with diffi« culties. There were the jealousies of dif- ferent ashing interest stood in the way of a fair inves Federal and local power were opp race was against race and pol differences were all Intrud tion, Have we That tion has been answered. The imprisonment been determined fairly and & burden has been lifted from the mind of apprehensive millions. Dr. Shrady has had a busy life. He has been regular’ ting as surgeon for half & dozen great hospitals; has been editor of two medical papers of world-wide cir- culation. To hold withi your hand the life of a wor! with the eyes of the world upon you, and on your judgment perhaps depending the thread of that life; to do that nd then come out a erson, with a mind s a boy's, t 1 upon the vital ques-~ ague? 1 elastic strong delegated to settle the tion, which agitated far more than San much beca expressing hi. 2 patholo tst ?avp/a Who Hre Caroless With Thoir YJoney. The Se: very large dir of people w otherwise destroy, for relmburseme enough to res satisfied t tence, and the Treasury has = eal to him am is kind money when he s exis- has to look after ' asietuld affairs. Hardly a t the make good often receives cogniz~ work o ess able, w destruction was wrc One of the a Vermont remnants of bills that ap condition of p return, which, a ceived. He s hidden the mon barn, and_somehow it had got into the hay and bran fed to one of his cows. The cow was chewing the green feed when its nature was discovered. Another farmer from Kansas has sent a lot of chopped bills that he says repre- sent $40. According to h tory they were in the pocket of his at was hung ns was from & mass of roached the y fully afters of his on a feed cutte s being operated the c vest that held the money got b ves and with the money was te The claim s now in proces a ment. A Boston m took from pocket ht was a plece of ned half of it in lighting the s light r ed the fact that he had used a twenty d bill for a lighter. A hington man, a cou; of weeks ago, went in person to the Secretary to get $35 for some badly mutilated bills that his playful pup had been exercising with AW tinder that months hole, ir fire was re n woman has sent a lot of e $%0. Several a stove pipe a laundry pipe rest~ result. Indian- greens she wa boiled them in x unrecogniz- able mass. A loving Philadelphla papa has asked $20 for a few strips of greenish paper and = score of pellets of the same mate- rial. He says they once constituted a twenty-dollar bill, which his pet boy had torn to pieces, rolled into balls and blown through a glass tube at the cat, canary, bird and nuresmaid. An Ohio man wants to sell the Tre: ury Department a mouse nest for $100. He says he had that amount in bills in a bureau drawer, and that the mice ap- propriated it in bits te build a home in which to rear their family. This list is continvally growing, and the detaifls are so frequent as to cause no smile or comment in the department. Each man is simply a new case that fol- lows along a line of red tape until it ig adjustes Wat{:hln‘g‘ I(Aer;)r;)ler’ Die.