The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1905, Page 5

\ | | » © Blood of Unconscious Mrs. viel GAS POIS Arrange’ to Analyze Heustis and Daughter, FOURTEEN DAYS IN CORA Dangerous Condition of Well- Known White Plains Women May Be Due to Hysteria, LIVES HANG BY THREAD. Bufferera Are Kept Alive Only by Raw Egge and Milk Fed Through Tubes, ‘With one last hope that they may be able to diagnose the strange trance fn which Mra, James H, Heustls, the ‘wealthy White Plains woman, and her @aughter have been for the last fourteen days, physicians at the Presby, terlan Hospital announced to-day that they would analyze the blood of the €wo patients, ‘This test will determine whether the ‘women are suffering from gas polson- ing or are tn a sem{-consclous condl- ton brought on by hysterla. It 1s upon this point that the most noted physi-| clans in New York, who have interested themselves In the case, disagree, | Whatever may be the cause of the Myatorious allmont which has kept mother and daughter in a state of com- plete praralysis since they were found Unconsotous two weeks ago in a gas- filled room !n the home of Mr, and Mrs, Henry W. Helfer, at No. 231 West One Hundred and Thirty-first street, thero ig very elight hope that they will re- cover, Dr, Fisher, in a bulletin issued at the hospital to-day, stated that their! ™ condition remainxd unchanged. Ho de- elared he was compiviely mystified by the case, Life's Slender Thread, Mrs. Heustis, he sald, showed no GRAY RAT LOOSE IN TROLLEY GAR Wild Scramble of Women Pas- sengers and a Show of Hos- lery When Rodent Jumped from Man’s Pocket. Ajlanee ixray rat to-day caused a lively \ q five jinutes on an east-bound Woeet- evester car, and, according to Chief , iverk Conover, whose tour of duty took him to the Morrisania Court, demon- strated that fancy hoslery is still the ‘vogue. Charles Seldier, employed by Charles Eckhardt at No, 2860 Third avenue, was & passenger in the car, He was carry- {ng his luncheon In a coat pocket. Hap- pening to put his hand In the porket he disturbed a rat that had been eating his luncheon, The rat Jumped from his pocket to the floor. The car was filled with women, and (n an Instant each was on the seat, /* pkirts gathered about her, while plereing 1 | ad “ screams rent the alr, Roundsman Charles Maas heard the poreams and thought @ riot was tn progress, He ran to the car, and as he opened the door tho rat ran out. 'The passengers then quieted down af- fer a bottle of sme'ling salts canned by Clerk Conover had done useful work, i GREAT INCREASE IN IMMIGRATION, Rush Has Begun warler This Yenr, 15,000 Having Arrived Thin Week, According to the immigration om- clals the spring rush of Immigration to this country has started a month earlier than ever hefore. On Monday snd ‘Tuesday of this » Week over 11,000 immigrants were re- celyed at Ellis Island, The arrivals to-day were 4,000, Usually the great rush {8 in Apri] and the early weeks ot June, So marked Js tho difference this year that in the first twenty two days of this month more im- migrants have arrived at this port than were recelyed for the whole month of April, 1901, Up to to-day 61,060 |mmigrants have bean Janied at Ellis Island this y Last year for the m were landed. ‘Th over elghty per con: that tho increase for the entire will be at least 100 per ce ¥ eeteecemae SAVED FROM ONE FALL, INJURED BY ANOTHER. Patrick Madden Drops Two Stories, Catehes Scantling, Which Breaks, and Fractures Hin Skull, Patrick Madden, a laborer, while car- rylng mortar up to the top story of a} bullding (hat Is being put up at enty-third street and Central West, to-day, slipped and fell, Cropped two stories when a scaffolding broke his fall, and he managed to se- cure a hold on a seantling, As he was puliing himself up on the scaffolding, ver, veantling broke and he plunged on down to the basement, " a fractured skull, fiom whinr probably die wae tuken to Rogsevelt: Hosolin! 4a forty years old and Ilves at Sixty- second street and Amsterdam avenue. yi He ‘ FOR POLICEMAN'S WIDOW. Proceeds of Benefit for Mra, Clare Amount to $8,220, Commissioner McAdoo announced this ftemoon that the police beneft for the bis: of Policeman Clare, who was ac- dentally shot and killed tn the Ninth ted $8,220, Regiment Armory, ONING tae ee 77 | | | | Ieabee signs of life save by ‘her breathing and weak action of the heart, Her daugh- ter has a slight fever. Mother and daughter lle side by side on two beds in | the hospital under the constant care of @ corps of trained nursos and three phy- ans, They are kept alive by the ad women were elther suffering from hys- teria or were in a cataleptic state | ministration of raw eggs and milk,| Wxch came as the after-result of gas- polsoning, He declared that gas-pol- soning Itself could not produce the present conditions, The effect of gas, e sald, would have been death within tw or three days, or a return to Con- scjousness and a gradual recovery, m given through a tube Inserted far down into the throat, Dr. Carleton Simon, a medical ex- | pert, who Interested himself in the case | to-day, gave it as his opinion that the ‘Dherefore he argued that they were the victims of some strange mental re- ion, Possibly Hysteria, “And they Lal Temain in this con- altion for an Indefinite period,'’ he added, “The affliction, I believe, t# o form of hysteria peculiarly common to women, This form of hysteria le brought on by a severe shock. I once had @ woman patient who, through see- ing a burglar, completely forgot her identity and remained in this condition for weeks, A shook resulting from gas poenine might produce, almilar re- sults,"" Mra, Houstia and her daughter were visiting In the home of the Helfers whon they were overcome by gas, A mald In the house, detecting the odor of the povsonous fluid one morning two weeks ago traced {It lo the rooms ozcu- pied by the two guests and found them unconscious In bed, Gas Was escaping from a Jet in the room. A window was partly open, An Investigation convinced the police that Mrs, Heustis and her daughter had retired, leaving the gag burning, and that a draught of alr from pi open window had blown out the me, Mrs, Heustls !s a prominent member of the Episcopal church of White Plains, Her daughter {3 an expert whip, ihe mother {s sixty-two years old and the daughter is twenty-three, TUFTS COLLEGE PRESIDENT DEAD, BLEW OUT BRAINS BEHIND THE BAR. | After Clinking Glasses with Cas- Rev. Dr, Capen Stricken with Pnen-| tomers, Saloon-Keeper's Son monia Last Friday—Had a Nota- Suddenly Ends Life, ple loareer: After clinking glazses with three cus: er clin| eben, With :: MEDFORD, Mass, March 22—ReV.!timors in his father’s saloon at No. Himer H. Capen, D. D., President of | os) sramburg avenue, Wililameburg, to- Teaey ORR Rta itd cae here gay Max Winds suddenly telzed the sixty-seven’ yeurs old, and had been |Tevolver under the bar and blew his President of ‘Tufts since 1875, A widow, | Drains out ong gon and twa daughters #uRVIVe, | man are utterly resident Cupen was attacked wi fan ee , pneumonia last Friday, and during the| !!s action. He had always) been of a first stages the disease seemed to bo| Cheerful nature, He was thirty-three old and had been married a num- of years, He was his father's tole and would have Inherited consider- Will'amsburg. ini ylelding to medical treatment, A weak- | ness of the heart developed yesterday, | b however, and death resulted early to. ! he ‘ . able propert Food A FAMOUS ENGLISH PHYSICIAN QUESTS THAT HIS NAME BE FROM PUBLICATION) SAYS OF Now for the reason: rice, cereals such as oats, wheat, rye, barley, etc. rub, i} To meet this trouble Gray: the same method as the body employs in digestion, The London “Lancet” says: acid, portion and in an easily assimilable state.” | cannot fuily digest, ordinary bread and starchy food, For athletes, brain-workers, or the weakest babe, “There’s a reason,” The parents and wife of the young) able to account for | DOUBLE FARE TO CONEY IS LEGAT, Cases in Which Persona Sued tor Neing Rjected trom Cars Decided in Company’s Favor, It {s legal to charge two fares to | Coney Island. In a sult yesterday be- fore a jury In Justice Keogh's part of the Supreme Court, in Brooklyn, It was |decided that the company has the right to eject persons who fall to pay @ second fare. ‘The case was one which grew out of the trouble last summer, when the company put persons off who refused \ty nay a second fare, Suits were filed claiming damages for ejectment. It wag one of these, tried vosterday, that re. sulted in a verdict for the Brooklyn. 'Holehts Company. ( Authority (WHO RE. WITHHELD Grape-Nuts ‘‘In cases of slow digestion, lack of stomach tone, and debility, this food is invaluable.”’ The great bulk of human food is starch in some form—bread, pastry, potatoes, This class of fool supplies “energy” if it be properly digested, but there’s the Starch and sugar in food are digested by the liver and intestines, organs are overworked or become weak, then the fapd is not entirely digested and lies jin the warm moisture of the body until it decays, producing gas, and therefore dis- \turbance and incipient disease of the liver and intestines and frequently appendicitis, -Nuts food was invented, Init the starch part of wheat and barley is transformed by long soaking, warmth, and time into sugar—just Hence when one eats Grape-Nuts ‘he eats a pre-digested food, ready for immediate digestion and assimilation, supplying the body with the needed food elements in a soluble and delicious form, When these “The features worthy of note in our analysis are the excel- lent proportion of proteid, mineral matters, and soluble carbo- hydrates per cent. The mineral matter was rich in phosphoric ‘Grape-Nuts’ is described as a brain and netve food, whatever that may mean, Our analysis, at any rate, shows that it is a nutritive of a high order, since it contains the con- | stituents of a complete food in very satisfactory and rich pro- Ile | | The food is naturally pre-digested by heat, moisture, and time, The diastase |is thus produced, and the transformation of starch into sugar accomplished. A perfect food for persons with weak intestinal digestion aud who need, but} (For infants, pour hot water over three or four teaspoonfuls of the food. Use that water ’ with a trifle of the food dissolved iit.) IAREYOURK i Trouble and Never Suspect It. 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