The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 13

sora WO 1 AS ADISHWASHER LOSTLAST FRIEND Actress W tie Ch Case Cutt Diagnosed Succumbed A lump of sugar in a wrapper on which were the, words “Shanley’s Restaurant,” was the clue which en- abled the police to learn of the curious life ofDr, Harry E, Camp- vell, once a wealthy physician of Pittsburgh, whose body has @ been iying in the Monguo ‘unclaimed since bis death last Sunday. The police, guided by the sugar clue, asked workmen at Shanley's | about the doctor and found that he} was known there as “the best dish- | washer _we ever had.” They sald he was apparently an educated man who | a seemed to fit in his humble surround- Ngs With ease I, wns also learned to-day that the} doctor's only real friend appeared tof” have been Miss Nellie Roland, an actress, who died recently. Mrs * Johanna Hunting, proprietor of a boarding house at No. 206 West 66th Street where Campbell lived, aaid the first day he met the actress he diag- noged an ailment when she said she was not feeling well, The actress jater consulted a physician and found that the dishwasher's seemingly care- ‘eag diagnosis was correct. Their deaths were not far apart. Mrs, Hunt- [ng was not able to say if he grieved | over her death and in this way might | have burried his own. | Campbell's landlady also said that she belleved Mrs. Campbell was {il in| Connecticut and had not yet learned | of the doctor's death. ‘The cc apparently Uved apart for a 1 of years, | Dr. Campbell told Mra. Hunting} that he had spent $40,000 on bis daughters’ education and that he in- tended to-join her and her mother in Berlin, where she was studying when the war broke out. The daughter had not been to visit him for cighteen inonths. She ts; @n actress, who Campbell recently said “was out! West.” Dr. Campbell went to board with Mrs. Hunting from the Hotel Mc- | Alpin three years ago. His chict | hobby was care of his dogs, on which | he spent nearly half of his income. | In bis room he had an expensive set | implements which he | took with him when‘ he left the city in answer to an advertisement for doctors in the coal mines near Pitts- | burgh during the last influenza epi- demic. He was there ten weeks, but in| | this from all but Mrs. Hunting. | Whenever others mentioned Pitts- burgh he became quiet. It ts be- teved he shaved his beard when he euigival Hence we are enubled to persister IN FLOOR COVERINGS We are making daily cash purchases that would he considered extraordinary events as a monthly occurence in the average store, ) -poo epidemic s9 ax to.avold dctectio }ease he m: old-time frtends. 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